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Consress. The New Reform In wit. SEW.ADYLRnsoKYlS Senator Sumkee'3 speech, will be THE DEMOCRA TIC PABTT. NO RT 11 CAlldLLNIAN President Grant before he signs any of most entirely without influence with Re I GN. GRANTS PRINCIPLES.

The following extracts from the pub-iahed correspondence of Gen. Grant SENA TOR SUMNER'S A TTACK ON PRESIDENT GRANT. The sensation of the past week has separated him- Llne nunierous private Dins mas are annu- because lie haa A PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH CAROi-INA. Executive jtteil everV-T" vwugiraa mwiuui hi, i self from the party, and forg explain the principles which Iguide him I iUUWU VUIVIV. 1 ilVJ 11 .1 1 MbttUlUUbU A 1 On the 3rd insU, in the Senate long speeches were made by; Messrs.

Logan, Carpenter, and others, in Teply to Mr. The House of Representatives had only a brief eession to-day. No report has been made by the Confer thing but iis personal hostility to Grant. practice of sending1 everyone to the De been the fierce attack of Charles Sumner on President Grant. It is well known to the country that the arrogant in condncting the affairs of the nation Raleigh, N.C., May l872 I care nothing for promotion so long A Bachelor's Union has been formed Senator has been angry with the Presi ence Committee on the Tax and Tariff as our arms are io Sherman, February, 1862.

1 at Kalamazoo, Michigan. Exchange. I dent for more than two jiears. The trou We liefer heard of but one bachelor's If my course is not satisfactory re. partment to which it appertains for a thorough and ligid examination before signing the same.

This new system has already enabled him to detect several frauds, for he ha3 vetoed some half dozen private bills already, and the care thus taken has not only aaved the Government large but has prevented the RIGHTS FOE ALL MEN. ble began about the Greek mission. Mr. move me at once. 1 do not wish in any union-that was successful, and that was Sumner demanded the control of the way to impede the success of our arms.

called marriage, Grant to liaUeck. eo.X), loo, appointment as his right by virtue of his JOHN, Editor. Szabcth('it), N. Jane 13, 1872. I No theory of my own will fever staotl 4 by the Sheriff-of Crtt county, that at an clwtJI.n held on the firA ThurIay tn May, A.

one tlioiw.mil ciilt hundred and eventy-two, in accordance with section six of an act Art aiiplc-mental to an act to lay cfi ami cstallifh the new conntv of ramlico," (ratifll the 10th day of February, A 1S72.) a majority of. the votes cast in that part of the 'county of Pamlico proposed to he established out of Craven connty, was in favor of I said county of Pamlico, and that a majority of the votes qast in that part of tho county jof Deaufort. propoyel to established as it iuinn of I bill. On the 4th inst, the Senate sient the day in debate on the Southern Mail Contract without any action. The House was not in session.

The President has issued an Proclamation Under the late act of Congress. I On the 5th inst, The House and Sen-ate agreed to the Conference report' on the Tariff and Tax bill. The Senate chairmanship of the Committee on For Correspondence, the establishment of precedents which the way ot my executing ip g.ooa iaiwi order I may receive froiii those in authority over me. -Grant Secretary would have cast much I ii i DiMCNiTios Officers. Flrmi Conarttslonal District eign Relations.

He wanted a personal friend of his appointed. Then came the removal of Mr. MojTLEY from the mis ami luSvt i ining raic, ce flnrt liage- 1 1 The Republicans of the first Concrress- Chase, May 29, 1862. I This is a republic where fhe will of The new tariff and internal revenue bill which, however, will not go fullv al District met in Convention at Plymouth N. C.

ou 23rd day of May, the people is thai law of the land. sion to England. Mr. Sumner threatened that if he was' removed it would end all friendly relations between him 1872, Coll S. T.

Carrow, Chairman of Grant letter to I'rcsidcnt Jotiwon, Au Committee made a report on the New York Custom-house investigation. Oa tho 6th inst in the Senate Mr. Chandler ieplied to Sumner. The Fortification Appropriation bill was passed. gust, I i jriro writer n.l not for a iiarDtoeorgoa lalt.

nt. u- r. UtlTf sny o. the IntcrcaU of 't Sjth. Information relative to the tl'i-'iiMiH of roar rontofB.ee and State, auhe.

bW.os&i y'tr letter. i Wntvouly aide of the paper. when A'iwt a (VHnni'in. nation and oo buiuiiea at the aame t'ne, write wi' wp-wata alteeta of paper, or on uneren jwuof.tliewiitW-it.ao that they may lw readily into effect until January next, provides for large reduction of internal revenue officers. In the place of some three hundred collectors and" assessors there will be only eighty, and other officers are returned in the same proportion.

Thus I shall have no policy ot my own to and the AdministratioriT For good and sufficient reasons the removal was made, the District Executive Committee called themeetiig to order, "whereupon Col. D. Guyter, of Washington county, was made temporary chairman iud made the! following a Committee -upon interpose against the will of tie people. In the House nothing of interest and from that day to this the Massachu Grant letter, May 'i3, 160. -Human liberty is the only tre founda setts Senator has omitted no occasion to open the floodgates of his wrath against tion ot Iranian government uram withbut ostentation these great civil ser-t vice reforms are being carried aftd very soon the people will not only derive lamiico were a.Tinst the eslaMihnu-ut of said connty of l'anilico 'And Whereas, 1 1 i provided in section 2 of "an act to lay offan establish a new coiintr hv the name of Pamlico," (ratitied FebruarV 1.2) "tluit if .1 majority of the votes in that portion of lleuitfort conntv proposed to be cut oft shall against the new conntv, it Bhall not forn: a part of the Now, therefore, I Tod 11.

Caldwell. Got. of onh Carolina, 4y virtue of authority in nn- voted by law, do issue this my proclamation proclaiming tlie facts as Done at our city of lialeish the 'JOih dav of M.ay, A. 1S72, and in the nmctv-wxih year i Anurican Iinh-iieiuiance. TOOK.

CALDWELL. ly the (iiivoriKir' J. XEATIIKKY, letter to the citizens of Meinphisl The Democratic party is passing through the throes of dissolution. From jthe time when it assnaied.the championship of slavery to the present hour it has bit-tied for ideas and for measures which are held in detestation by the enlighten-ed sentiment of the age. For more tjian twenty years not one of its professions 'has struck a responsive chord in the gencr ous heart of the people.

During jthe latter years of its ascendency it lijved upon threats and gasconade bullying. Peacable citizens often endure much in the way of wrong ami insult before accepting a conflict with deeperadoj It was this aversion to joining in deadly combat which permitted the success of Buchanan in 1856 the last success of the Democratic party. But it had then plunged into a career of madness -from' which retreat was impossible. It isul tried in vain to force Slavery upon the territories of the North West. It had sent blood hounds from the swamps of Texas land Louisiana to hunt down panting fugitives from bondage in the homes of Ohio and Massachusetts.

Lovers of justice listened with horror to the wftils from Kansas and to the plead rigs of the helpless creatures vet remanded, to the mercies of their masters under the provisions of the fugitive slave law. -1 Mistaking the patience of the North for cowardice, and emboldened -byj the apparent success of gasconade, the Democratic leaders in 1860 became still more imperious iu their exactions. But the moral sentiment of the country had become, thoroughly aroused. The edict had gone forth "hitherto mayst jhou come but no further." At the fall elections they were signally bcate-n by a I On the 7th the Senate lefeatcl an attempt to have a -minority report made on the New York Custom House. An exciting discussion was held during a night session.

In the House the Ku Klux bill was discussed. Order, at our. Money rc-'ii Let U3 have peace. Graitts letter, tui either by Pottteffice Money Urn, Drift, or Expre, may be sent imri'M, iitpay enargen. Money Orii the benefits oi deminisbetl taxation, but Orders or Malt 29, 1868.

also a great diminution of our national expenditures. the President. The country understands all this and knows that it is only a personal quarrel nothing more. Hoping to have revenge, he carefully prepared a speech full of acrid bitterness The first examination under the new civil service rules in the Treasury De HENRY WARD I BEECHBR ON CHARLES SUMNER In the last number of the Christian partment took place yesterday. There OiMfU ro jiroloiaWo, wnen tney can wo uumnn-u.

on tl.i N.iiiTlI CABOMSIAJ i Twenty at the office where delivered. A oomt-lowMi -r te Nobth Cabolijciaji maybe nivl at theeiN P. Rowkix A Adrertav-; 4and Row New York, who arc au- to In that city. Griilia A II. flTaian, Newf.ppr AilTcrtlxing A 4 Baltimore, are duly atith-tff1 t'i i.mt lor sulrertUeuienU at ourlowent rates.

-ra in ihatOltf requestM leave their and delivered it in the Senate just a few were 2,1 contestants for three vacancies Dr. Greeley has written a letter to the secretary of a Western club, in which he says "I have some experience in white hats. To prevent the ravages of the moth upon this important campaign institution, first catch the moth, cover it in the Third Auditor's office. Another i i iviilc tary. May-3H, 1S7: rial vacancies fa 6th Auditor's days before the Philadelphia Cor vention.

The jostcnsible object of the fierce attack was to prevent Grant's renomination. office takes place day. ftv it jctr. tli.i bou The War Department is completing with a thick coatins of cum shellac, and arrangements for starting the expedition I feed it upon the chippings from a merino Vain and hnpotent effort! He might as well have opposed hi3 single breath to A 1 ION A UK PUBLICAN TICKET Union, edited by IIenhy Wai) Beech- jiE, the recent attack of Mr. Sumner on the President is severely reprollatcd.

Mr. Beeciiek very correctly say thatj no man who hates is fit to judge another. And as Sumner has raised a njouumcnt of his hatred to Grant, he commends to his notice a passage in a book Iwhich he fears the Senator docs not real as often as he should, to wit I I permanent organization II. E. Stilley, F.

W. Be5l, P. K. Jones, E. F.

Baxter, R. Etbebidge, W. O. Green, LfSivi3 Smith, M. Sitterson, J.

W. Bright, Simon AYhite, John L. Cherry, H. B. Pettigrew and J.

B. Chesson. -Thf Chairmaii then appointed one gentleman fron: each county a Committee on credentials. if The Cpmrnittee on organization reported as! permanent officers of the Convention Uol. S.

T. Carrow, as President and Fay ton Taylor John W. II. Hobbs, George Sears, Richard Etljer-idge, Fletcher Hare, J. P.

Keynolds, T. A. Ray, Jas. M. Mullen, Lonis Hil-liaj-d, Wp.

Atkinson, J. J. Ray, anil T. A. Sykes as Vice Presidents and John M.

Footd, Willis. H. Bagley, Hugh Cale and D. W. Newsom as Secretaries, A waiiing the Keport of the Comiiiit-tee on Credentials the meeting wa'sj addressed ly many prominent in wi evinced the greatest harmony and accord of feeling iu the support of the greal principles of the most benefiical political organization that has dver existed oil the American continent.

1 1 The Committee on Credentials reported through their Chairman that allhthe lor ine survey oi laorin csl uouu-j can. noter says mat mis is an 111 dary. Experienced engineers will be fringement on any patent is a liar." St. Tjouis Dcm. detailed to accompany jthe expedition.

uen. b. A. Duncan, Assistant Commis the North' wind. The people have carefully watched the Administration from the beginning and they have decided that Grant can govern the conntry and they in Convention assembled at Phila FOR PRESIDENT, ULYSSES S.

GRANT, or ILLINOIS. sioner of Patcn3 fhas resigned his posi NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. tion. i delphia resolved that he shall do so for "He that saith he is in the ght, and hateth his brother is in darkness even 87, 0 0 0,. Li Cash and other Yalwbh RSE 1 ill be distributed to the $200 cribcis i to the WEEKLY ENQUIRER, The First Week in iSaptenilur, i 1, All two tfollar subscribers received between the 1st of April and the 1st of Scpti luber, 1872, will be made participants in the aliovc distribution.

There are over 1.20CT Premiums, the first of which is $500 in Cash, and over 100 other Cash Premiums of (roin to $100 ouch, an Forty of those celebrated llmul ing-cased V'atchcs. Send for specimen copies, list of pieiiiiiiius, terms, i FA KAN McLEAN, 4.S It. Cincinnatli, A Letter Ji'om (iurrituclc. ITtOPOSALS WANTED FOR BUILD1NC I THE BAPTIST CHURCH IN EDENTON, N. C.

another four until now. He that loveth brother FOIl VICE PRESIDENT, m-' MASSACHUSETTS. Poplar abideth in the light, and there lis rid oc June 1st, 1872. i The speech of Mr. Sumner is very bitter.

He has concentrated in it all the gall and wormwood of many months ASTER or Carpenters are in- ted jo ofier protosals until the 20th To tlie Editor of the North Carolinian casion of stumbling in him. Bifthe that hateth his brother is in darkifess and walketh in darkness, and kno'eth not lllTliJiLICAN STATE TICKET. i Political letters are the order of distilation. But when we come to ana party which eight years before existed for building the Baptist Church the Town ofEdenton. The plan and specifications may be seen at the store of Mr.

II. A. Bond. Said proposals must not only embrace the low larkness the day iust now but! thinking that a lyze it, we find it 'little but flaming rhet whither he goeth, because that hr.th blinded his eye." but in the germ. During this brief non -political letter, a letter in regard to Governor.

CALDWELL, Bark. period the insolence o.f the Democracy oric. All his objections, all his grounds of assault, all his criticisms upon the Ad est rates at which the work can be done, hut must also state the easiest terms an toayment the crops and Iniu growing in tins see- counties wis properly represented except Hyde' and that there was a contention coupled with its crimes against the moat tion, the county by the bea, would COMPANIONS FOR GREELEY. i which the party can grant. ministration amount to rancorous be of interest to sacred of human rights, had stimulated your many readers, All coniruu ideations on the subject, or in1! as.to the proper delegates from Camden county, there being two sets appointed, The Woman Equal Rights party, inflamed invective, rhectorial fancies especially those at a distance, I will with Mrs.

WooniTiTi.i. fnr President! and and recommended that the delegates A dMILY PAPER 1 and indignant imagination. For facts, i the growth of the moral energies of the, people til a mere handful of "Free Boilers' had expanded into a victorious host. held appointed by the last meeting should be reterence to the speculations will be addrcss-el to I CHARLES G. MAKNIXO, Cbm'n Buildinf; Committee.

Edenton, X. June 13th, Fred Douglas lor ice President intrude upon your columns a little, and give you an account of how we are progressing. fot figures, for solid ground we search in otIc nn seated In Convention. Alter hearing a ratification meeting in New Which can be trusted and which is always full of interest, i a necessity of the -Such a one is the A 1 ri rmi vain. No where does it refer to a prin the pros and cons the Convention adopt- In the clays betoce the Yv ar, Com was ni Thursday last.

Mrs. WooDnufLL MUW I 1 1 I 1 I' 1 1 1 111 We were a "Free soiler" at the begin-ning, and we have to this day jemained ea me areport 01 1 me v.onnuiiLee try I want Governor II. BROGDEN, J't' Waymc. I Treasurer: i)A VII JENKINS, Gaston. i yr Allimey General: TAZKWl'LL L.

HARGROVE, r( i' Granville. retary of State: H. HOWERTON, )' Rowan. our staple in fact almost the only thing ciple. No where does it touch the great work of the Administration.

He ignores large maionty. INCH A SCHOOL MEBANEVILLE, n. c. rnsed on the larrh but we are gradually true to the principles that have develop getting into a new regime; emigration has The ubmination of candidates was announced! in order C. L.

Cdj every question of statesmanship and de ed into the grand Republican Party of he Lnsectanan, Kcligious, Literary Family Xewsjtaper, whose Editor is a speech. She said it was the grst time in history that men and women ad congregated together for political purposes. She recognized it as something fundsual for a person bearing- a nomination for come amongst us, led! thither: by the scends to petty personal matters. In the nation. cheapness of land, its adaptability to J.

J. Martin, i Louis ITilliard D. McDL Lindsey, was put in nomination raking' the gutters he has overshot the But to resume Beaten at the bolls HENRY WARD BEECH ER. It has somcthis.g for" every member of the. trucking and frnit-growihg, and last but and the Hon.

C. L. Cobb, receiving the Thc Fall Session of 1872 opens August 2nd. The course of instruction is classical, (including Modern Languages,) Mathematical and Commercial. Tho organization a i military.

For circulars address, COL. VM. BINGHAM, Mebantville, N. 51-42t. mark.

The people too well know, that in every department of public affairs Household, in matters of Reliirion. Morals. the highest office in the gift of th people thc n0m nation, on motion of Col. Lindsey not least by the salubrity ot our climate. Our own citizens are hospitable and kind, the champions of slavery rushed to lirms for-the puVpose of destroying the Gov-ernnient they could no longer control.

I olitics. Literature. Art. Science. Acrieultnre.

to appear in advocacy ot their own it was made unanimous. and are gradually getting infused into 'oetry, News. Fiction for Younir and Old. President Grant's. Administration has yli( t7or: OllS REILLEY, Of 'umbcrlnnd.

cause. Butshehad a comtemptifor con- The jneeting then proceeded tq! the TTm- i selectioil of a Presidential Elector of the Trutli fur Everybody. VALUABLE FISIIErftT FOR SALE Rule or ruin was their desperate resolve. been eminently successful, and that it has given the country great prosperity A Mr. leecher's vigorous-pen.

in his 'Editorial them a spirit ot enterprise and go-ahead-iteveness. Again the creature comforts are cheap and abundant fish all kinds, wild ducks and geese, oysters I i First District, when I)r. E. Ransom, ot To their account are charged the blood I'n'r Sn an: and Star Papas, and Mr. Ellinwood's famed nziuati uic Lj iamry oi Tvrrel.

kvas chosen. and tranquility. They know all this too erbatnn reports of the helpful lecture Hoom On motion, Louis Hilliard, of Pitt and treasure sacrificed in the ensuing conflict I clams etc; Talks in Plymouth Church, are great a tt me well to be drawn from his support by nt of Public Iasimchon: IESREID, Franklin. dent of Public Works: VS BURNS, Chatham. Among the many accessions which the county, and ThosJ A.

Sykes, of Pasquo- lons. -Air. Leechcr is assisted bv a larw anil We are just in the midst of the staw- speeches so distinguished for beinsr the able editorial stall'. Republican party has received WEthin the tank, was chosen delegates to the! Na- One would think that a party organi berry season. Large quantities have been raised and shipped to Northern zation and name so over-loaded with last twelve months, none are nxpre; val- tional Convention to meet at Philadelphia The nndersigned offers for sale his old established Fishery at the mouth of Scouppernong River X.

with 1000 yards of Seine, Boats, Stands complete, all in good condition. Tkere can be 1200 yards of Seine fished at this Fishery, and one million of Herrings have been jcaught during a season. Any one wishing to enter into this business jnow has a chance to make money. Terms made easy. For particulars inquire ersonally or by letter of, J.

W. ETIIEKIDOE. mero vent of personal spleen. Alas for Charles Sumner This cn venbmed personal lattack is entirely un crime and cursed with fateful memories. markets- Our largest growers arc Dr.

tract ions' For'lS72. GIVEJSAWAY! uable than Messrs. tit IS. baundefs, Geo. on the 5th.

of June, 1872, and J. T.Dufly, Robert Ward, Edgai Ward Respess of Beaufort county, and -Djj and Major Russell, of Onslow fcounty. Newsonl of Hertford county, alternates, would ask no other boon from an ou H. G. Land, Mr.

James" Williams and Mr. D. C. Lindsay. I worthy of his famei He has done much rapjed public than permission to disband These young men have cast their lot The committee on resolutions reported The Peach crop is more than promis- JFwo Charming ond Popular Works of Art.

for the country, but others haive done at and disappear. The wounds of baffled with the Kepublican party. lhs crimes as follows I and Fad of the Democracy drove them fjom tlie Resolved, That we, the Republicans of mg. coi. btocKton oi is the largest grower, and is said to have 'shipped tyranny and treason is but a poor ''com 51 tf.

Man teo Dare Co. N. C. least as much. He is entitled to consideration, but others are entitled to quite TTfl 1 support oi that party, lhese gentlemen the first Congessional District, dorreit- mendation to the sympathies of the world.

Tv.o French Oil Chron'ios, the, WjVrN N'A HOUSE. are men of first rate ability, high char- erate our firm devotion to the Republican A 3 as niucn as lie. Who is it that he now However, the issue has proved that where of which arc and ran not fai! Id plra.tr all vho lore Art or Children. acter, and are among the best citizens of party and believe that a support of its their county. Their influence will work principles alone can promote peace, NAG'S HEAD, N.

C. there is no repentance there is no shame Are GIVEN AWAY to every sul.se! il.cr for iryu CONGRESS. (N. ri ISTON Ii COBli, L'asquotank. Firt llUlrict.

W. (iRANDY, Of Pasquotank. J. CHAMBERLAIN, Of Camden. H' -f'nl District.

B. RESPESS, Oi Beaufort. assails The answer comes from the loyal millions all oiver the land: the man 1872, whether it be vt'Nac Suluvrj.lii.u or i lnc people nave snown their opinion neirai who led tho armies oi tho nation trium of the Democratic party by visiting upon men who have the courage to ally them-1 Resolved, That we earnestly and heart This Hotel, at this delightful watering ilacc, in full view of the Atlantic Ocean and the Sounds bordering on tho const of North Caro-lina, having Aorgone necessary repairs, will be open for the rt ception of visitors on July 1872. It is unnecessary to ppcak of the phantly to victor7 1 the man who saved it for twelve years a series of continuous Tlie N. Y.

Ei-cuing Mailm ys( these chroma "Wide Awake' and 'Fast Aslci 1' are two. ex selves with tho party of progress! and hly endorse and pledgo our support to defeats. Through Republican divisions last year worth ot reaches, lie will ship this Season as much if not more. In addition to his Peach orchard, the Col. has a fine orchard of Pears, and a large grape-vineyard comprising about six hundred vines.

He is also growing goose berries, and will ship largely of early Irish potatoes and later in the season, egg-plants. Mr. T. T. Whitcomb of New York lately a citizen of your place, purchased a farm in this section last Fall, and out of Chaos has made for himself a perfect little Paradise.

He intends eventually to go into fruit culture, but this year ha it from the deadly assaults of armed treasou the man who took coinmand in amples of the Choronio lithograpl.ic art, wiiich have few rivals in the market iu attractiveness." it has indeed gained a few local and tem peace, oociai ostracism ana proscrip- the platiorm ana prmcioies as enun-tion-for opinion's sake is fast playing out. ciated by the Convention held at Ral- Era. eight, N. on the 17th of ApHl. 1872 man advantages estaDUsiiment has oyer A subscriber vr riles to the Publishers "The all others; as to health it is unequalled.

the hour of gloom aud disasterand con porary advantages, but if the signs of the man 1 The same accessions are beinjr made to and pledge to the candidates then Inom shall have GOOD MUSIC, andjhe spacious Room will he open every evening for the ducted us to glorious success timc3 are to be trusted its power has de Chroinos far siirjii-his; in beauty and style, anything that! expected. A neighbor -ol mine bought the same Chromos in New York a few our ranks in almost everr countvl in the 1Qated Pur hearty and undivided parted forevet. pleasiuc of those who enjoy the mazes of the who, as the saviour of the country, was called like Washington, its father, by port. months ago, kind xaid Ten Dollars for vheiu. Please accept my thanks for thun." State.

With good local nomination Resohed, That in U. S. Grant we! have dance. Ihe HAlItliSti at JSags Head is acknowledged by all who have visited there to be uifsurpassed. The duties of the Hotel will be 'A W'j ii OLD L1XE WHIGS.

Old Vt tL9 of theuFirst Congres-u iiiil'l-'i. fit down find let us rca- we can achieve a the spontaneous voice of the people to decided victorylin! Au- a faitful and efficient executive officex ITVTT 1MI rilt llTm attendeded to by many emcieut managers, both the Presidential chair the man whose There is no doubt about i whd by his patriotism and' integrity have gust. rviiiiivikuii.urjii jiniJ I. male and female. The Proprietor solicits tlie embalnied himselt in the ailections ot al I administration has' been distinguished by 'i- 7ou desire to be right, OF FORM.

patronage of the public and the xdd friends of IS IT Mi CERITY OR INSTABILITY In his letter accepting the Cincinnati' nomination for President Horace Greeley says "Our policy should aim at local self-government aud not at centraliziition that the civil authority snould be su GfiiK AspresM.T, has msio-nRd his lovers pt peace and good government the place, being determined to spare no Pains tranquility, prosperity and progress in ve Your wishes your i i I L.1..H i On the first of January the 'paper was en-' nor expen: to render JSags Ilead all resepcts i i fiij -vr -v i -i I aiiti weisuim iia.it ibn jiijitciui ncuit3 un short, the calm, modest, self-poised hero larged, and will hereafter -be folded i-i twenty- 1, r.y?riiiirtfi fi nnvppLihnn hv his 11111 as ajt.eeable and interesting as-any of its and your hojics are all for devoted his attention to! trucking. He has shipped largely of parly Peas, and and will also ship largely of Irish Potatoes, Cabbages, Beans, and Egg-plant. In addition to this Mr. Whitcomb has fourteen hills of Water Melons growing finely. Mr.

W. G. Young of Penn. purchased a farm last and has planted out eleven hundred Pear trees, the most approved varieties and twotthousand grape mer seasons. The Bar will be supplied with President, equally successful in war ucpumican committee.

1 lie says mous rdnomination at Philadelphia, on nre-ii r.iv. and advancement, and 1 1 I 1 the best of LIQUORS, WINES and CIGAliS. four large quarto pages, pasted at the back an.l trimmel at the edges, a decided advantage in in convenience for reading, possessed by no other religious weekly published, illowever highly tlie candidate el the as the 5th June. and in peace. Docs Senator Sumner preme over the military that the writ of Tha Store will be furnished with a selection of "lory of ir tnmon country.

You 7 lncinnatti convention may De esteemea Resofced, That in John rool we re suppose the people have forgotten these goods especially suited to the place. a citizen, and may have justly earned an I cognize a true and tried friend of Peace liivii natriotie snirit and illustrious services? Does he imagine that patriotism and gratitude arc dead enviable reputation for benevolence and ami eqiial risrhts, and return to him ou I'll i i. i tn I I i f-ii i amombrancd the teach habeas corpus should be leaiously up held." All this is very true, and yet it is astonishing lo find such words in Mr! Greeley's jutli under the circumstani kind-heartedhess Board per Day 1 50 for two weeks' 1 00 certainly facility Unlivided gratitude for his efforts iii be- vines. Dr. tl.

u. Liana is also a large Lot Charles Sumexu take his courso cr's those active mem with which he swings around th circle 1 half of the terrified, down-trodden! citi Month 25 00 Children and servants 50 grapC-grower. indulares in and extraordinary summer zens of bur beloved State. ASiinuch as we hove honored him in the one of our old Mr. D.

C. Jjindsey MRS. HAlilET REECTJER STOWE during the year 1872, Will Write Ecclwsivcly for the Cfcrixtiari Union (with the exception of one short story already engaged for another, THE TERMS! OF "SUBSCRIPTION the I old Wilt; party that saults entitles him to be considered as the Resolved, That to C. L. Cobb, ces.

For! who does not know that if 10 in Families arc expected to furnishes their own if we must part with him now, so citizens ha9 a large Peach orchard, com i tl 1' Rooms. The neat and comfortoble SCIIR. "first acrobat ni circus. the! times of our greatest oppression, ninar a js'f-tpry liusirioys ui me auuaia belt. It is for the Republican Party prising 6000 trees.

This is the first sea they mean anything, as a part of any opposition platform, they mean condemna ilow lar he may be successtua in. the came td our relief from midnight assas You well re son that his trees halve bqirne, and he will to say what Republicanism is, and then present atterapt-fthat of riding tfo horses sins. w4 eive a faint expression of Tu tiuk'r Ii wo faithful men fought! probably realize handsomely from them. tion of recent measures of the Repub- at once remains to be seen. our confidence and trratitude tendermor ST AM being thoroughly, fitted up with every convenience for the transpoitation of passengers wilt commence running regularly by the 1st of July between Elizabeth City and Nags Head.

The Siani will leave Elizabeth City on Wednesday and Saturday ond Nags Head on We are already shipping insii potatoes 1 to him jthe unanimous nomination of this ican party tho Ku Klux law and its and those who have planted largely will it is for him to say whether he will trample; upon the record of hi3 life, and ally himself with the fo3 of every cause he has ever advocated. jARE; AS) FOLLOWS: i ONE. YEAR William Loyd Garrison, the! early I Convention for a seat in the 44th Con- enforcement, the Federal Election law, of course make fine profits. the. how they opposed it on the lum'MH thci press, andat the bail b.

i havo not forgotten how Monday and Thursday at 7 A. m. The Siam is PfiTvvt? gress pt the united totates, and asK a every one of which the Tribune ad- This will en-title the subscriber to Jhe paper how ready to move down families, Crops ot all kinds are! looking hne. This country is well adapted to truck a. vigorous support for him of all lovers of and the great pioueer in the cause oil Sa ocated, supported and defended: No Passage, Round Trip $2 00 i o'd that its schemes and where have the charges against them of ing and fruit-growing tho soil sandy with clay subsoil, and Nature and Art have OUR NATIONAL STANDARD BEARERS.

and to the above pair of beautiful Oil Chromos, delivered at the publication office. If the subscriber will I add? ten cents for expnces of wrapping, mailing, etc. $3.10, the Chromos wid be mailed, postpaid, in the order of no me a rnwf.lv the policy vvere'e Single 1 50 Liberal arrangements for moving families and Faeedom, on reading the latter's ar- That we Co unqualifiedly consignment of thel President wrote him a demn as unfair! and unjust the jerry- vcrsive of the best inter unconstitutionality and usurpation been obtaining Seaaon Tickets can bemad? with the The representatives of the great Re letter, pronouncing his attack iltjudged, mandef-ing division ot Carolina fjts uftho Hinlry, aud you know thai more positively denied and scbutedj than by this same Horace GreeLey. Both proprietor. WM.

ACKERLY, 51-til Sept. 1st. Proprietor, publican Party this nation, in Con ill-timed and an telling ongrepsionai ana cenatoiai Aistript lor given us fine means of transportation. On one side of us North' River very many Steamers navigate this to and from Norfolk throughf the Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal. Those who live flift tin.vii t.l.n iin.t.ift'i crefiteat nros- he and his paper were strenuous and con NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

1 political purposes, Dy wnicn a iair rep- him that he does not represent Massa- 44 0 the majority of votars! can-ehusetts in his sweeping impeachment. I not be Shad. I1 sistent in upholding the Ku Klux law ou the subscription list ana if the subscriber prefers to send still 25 cent mre $3.35 altogether, the copies so mailed ill be strongly mounted on card-board, sized and varnished, all ready for framing. Thig Li the method we recommend as the most satisfactory and tin-one which nearly all our subscribera order. Send money by Postal Orderfc, Drafts, or Registered Letters.

BST FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED, -tea On motion' a vote of thanks wvs ten on the river side ship that way. On this side is Currituck Sound, the prettiest sheet i District ourt of the United, States, For the Albemarle District. jln Bankruptcy: Ba and approving its' enforcement. Nor were they less emphatic as to the pro dered to the citizens of Plymouth, for ot water in JNorth Caroama. lhe Steamer Cygnet, Capt.

jCainl runs from Nor 1VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That on priety of the Federal election law. If How dotli tlie busy Horace G. Improve each shining hour And look for office every day In every party's power. 11 the 10th day of Jim A. D.

1872, warrant folk here, Van. Slyck's- Landing, every these things were not "centralization, other day, and she always leaves us Win then there has been no shade) or color of 0 if-rity o'e thooo when the Government w.is cond'Ktud in accordance with the 'iriiuijiloi. il.o old Whig Party. I'ucslion now comes up: Has DeidiK-raoy changed Is it not in spirit, v.d aim, and jn'inciple the very same ii vm iu tha layi.yOi.r fathers opposed it Pauso anil thinat I If so, and if its policy was not she tr ie one then, can it be so to? Surely not. But you know, and v.e all it has been tested.

The Ilow skillfully he builds his slls, ter or bummer, loaded with freight, their kindness and hospitality. On motion, a vote of thanks was. tendered the presiding officer and Sec. retariel, for the prompt and impartial mannejr in which they severally discharged their duty. I I On (motion, the proceedings of this meeting be furnished to The North centralization in our Government.

It is Specimen jCopies of the Christian Union will be mailed free of postage "to any address on receipt of six cents by J. B. FORD Publishers, simply amazing to Sndj a man who ha3 in Bankruptcy was issued out of the District Court of the United States for the Albemarle District of North Carolina, against the estate of Joseph A. Spencer, of Camden County and State of N. Carolina, who has been adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition that UftPpay-mentof any debts, and delivery of any property belonging to such bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the transfer of any property by him are forbidden by law, that a meeting of the vention assembled last week in Philadelphia, nobly performed their duty in se-; lectiug for standard bearers men in whom the peoplej have implicit confidence, and in presenting a platform worthy the time and tho The coun-! try, having had "one term of Grant," was so well satisfied that it demanded his renomination; That demand was responded to by thej delegates from every State of the Union! unanimously voting for him.

The nonrination for Vice President is equally satisfactory. The life long efforts and the eminent public services of Henry Wilson of Massachusetts in the cause of Freedom and Prog; ressi make him a fitting successor to that faithful and popular man of the West How neat he spreads is soa, And when Protection won't avail Take1 Free Trade as his 1 'll- i upheld them up to this; very time. now VI I'avlr lIn.o crying out about local self-government, We need a little Northern enterprise amongst us, and with a few more sterling men like T- Whitcomb, we will vie with any jj other county in the 1 We have no Ku 'Klux here, and Politics bothers us but little. i i Currituck. 8 Carolinian 'and Tlie Carolina Era, The present managers of die New ihllt th rlip the habeas corpus andj the supremacy of HAT IS REAL i GOOD Go to i.r.

W1 JASJ N. i BUTT'S and drink Soda York Tribune are to be Their and revest all Republican papers in the the civil power. Such change is proof creditors of the said bankrupt to prove their Water and you'll have no need to ask that Question again. debs and to choose one or more assignees of cither of insincerity or of instability tasK ior six monms to come is eatrttrrt btate to copy, ine meeting was then ae-words they have uttered for the last four clared djourned, determination and hope country lias had a sad and costly experience under Democratic rule. Wc have his state, will be heldat a Court of Bankruptcy to holden at Elizabeth City, N.

before T. NOTABLE VENT years. b. X. carrow, Chm n.

til be. obliged to reap the bitter fruits. Hon. JT. W.

EfixHdffC Decline the Senatorial Nomination in the 2tid. District. Hon. H. E.

Stilley phairniaii Republican Last week a grand scene iwas enacted J. IVJ Foote, bect y. circumstance wiih this dish. Aj sympa thi.sing friend offers them his peppermint flask. I I i W.Costen, Register in Bankruptcy, on the 20t day of June, A.

D. 1872, at 10 o'clock A.j M. i i 1 S. T.CARROW,U.S. Marshal, Jos.Z.

PRATT Cputy U. S. M. as Messenger. 51-3t.

i And oh how letter they have been. in the city of Philadelphia. From the day znd; oenatornal Convention. Schuyler Colfax. The latter was of it has beeu christened the city of (3; the i the Democracy has made Our Washington Letter.

JT0.S5. Manteo, DariI Cq.kN. fri'r vnwes. It was through these I j' June 31st, 1872. the first to' congratulate his euccesful rival on his nomination, meeting him in the Senate Chamber and cordially shak Indepeudance, but las week it again became the- Mecca of Liberty.

From every portion of this great' nation pil Washington, D. June 6th, 1872. pledges that manyH)f you, NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY. District Cbnrt of the 1 United States, I Iu Bankruptcy. The Republican Party presents a candidate for President who has been' tried in every capacity in this great Republic and the candidate for Vice President is The Philadelphia Convention, i have been induced to ing him by the hand.

He at once sent grims came to take "part Yn and witness All accounts concur that the Conven the following telegram to the Convention: tinn i oocomKlo era nf fTio ranpacante. i i them. But tell us, have ihcr -um! i-. good faith? Indeed, can 1: I I I I support your ticket cheerfullv. Men tuc iciumy ikepuuiican siaiesman oi me tive men of bur country.

Eye-witnesses age." The American people khow and bear testimony that a more intelligent are nothing, principles everything. Noth ing must arrest Republican triumph, un have confidence in both. I I I and solid assemblage has rarely gathered til equality under the law, like liberty the United States. Considering that -i U' single instance where the Dcmocra io i-" rty ever put its professions i'ti "Have they not deceived )u j'iit tiitlr fathers deceived yours? Ills uot bwi and is it -not to-day the froni which it springs, is universally and the citizenship of the 1 a i mi I tne nomination ot Crrant was a foregone Congress has; passed a bill jhyiding CoacIusiott there ia considerable the new light ings of the fires of. Frc'er dom which proved to bo tie grandest political pageant of this decade.

In the character of the participants, ip the grandeur of the idea which they 'embodied, in the incidents by whiich thej occasion was attended, it was (unsurpassed among political events, anl ij striking contrast to the feeble show of mongrels who assembled in to harter principles and honer for a more chance humblest becomes a -sure protection xortn Carolina mto-two duaicuil Dis-, enthusiasm manifested. The speech of tncts, ana Judge K. r. Dick oi the Garrett Smith was not only effective in lor. the Albemarle Uistrict.

In the matter of J. W. Newsom a Bankrupt ts "VfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a XV petition ha been filed in said court by J. jVV. Newsom, of Nortbamptorr county, and State of North Carolina, in said district, duly declared a bankrupt nnder the act of Congress of March for a discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts and other claims provable under said and that the 20th day of June 1872, at 10 o'clook A.

at the ofiice of T. W.Coston, Register in Bankruptcy, in Elizabeth Cily.N. Is assigned for the hearr ing of the same, when and where all creditors, who have proved their debts, and other persons in interest may attend and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of tht: said petitioner should not be granted i and that the second meeting will he held at the same time and rlace. Dated at Edenton, N. C-, on the 25th day of May a.

d. 1872. i 43-3U I S. T.DOND, Qcrl. against outrage and wrong, a3 was Ro man of old.

I I SCHYLER COLFAX. valise "old dcctiver" all the way through? State Supreme Court has been, appoint- itself, hut remarkable as coming from a ed Judge for the Western Circuit, and vlteir i aooiiuou cause ana one T.Vu Why, ac jwith it? Why not cut -tr rj i If! II iwug icuicu nuiu painfull CUU' In our next we will give a full synopsis of the proceedings. The enthu 7- I I mcts. from it once and, forever Iii f.hort, why Dot join, the Republican Party i -i of office and plunder. -f" ft siasm was unbounded and the nomina The Democrats complain thatlVariOTHr rKES1DENTIiL vention.

tions are m.ost cordially endorsed by the whose aim au.l purpose love of country. Sir: I have just received your communication informing me of ray nomination to represent (if this Senatorial District in the next Senate of N. C. I I am very much gratified my Republican friends 'reposesuch confidence in me.j But I am compelled to.declme accepting the nomination, I am very sorry to have so to do, for nothing would give me more pleasure than to canvass my district and fight Nullifying Rule or Rum Secession Ku Klux, Democracy but my business affairs are in such shape and to such an extent that it renders it absolutely impossible furthermore the Legislature convenes at? a time when I am most pressed in business affairs and as some of my frjendsf complained in consequence of my absence from the Senate in 1868 -and 69 of about one month, I cannot againf under any circumstances consent to be placed in a similar I promise my friends to use all my influence in the least butf greatest county of Dare for Gov. Tod R.

Caldwell the State Ticket, our Senators and United Slates Grant. Yery respectfully your obt. J. Etheridoe. The English journals are amazed at the nomination of Victoria C.

Woodhull to the Presidency, regarding it as a serious matter. They argue5 that if one Victoria rules Great Britain another might perchance rule iu this country. The Raleigh News is an excellent loyal masses of the country everywhere defense of man rights, advocacy of burdened with taxation. True for lhe ree Trade men who lost the con- every dollar levied since 1860 tie Dem- tro1 of 9cinnatiConvention by manoeuvres of Gratz Brown and the ocratic party ia responsible, for af there Greeley 'strikers are determined not to had been no Democratic party there submit to the swindle. It is understood With this ticket and platform success is certain, and four years more of peace hqnest gover ment, and "opposition to fraud and corruption- are identical with and prosperity is assured.

MERCHANDIZE would have been no warand nol debt. I that another- Convention will be called the-tumhimciUal principles that were tho to meet Jat Cincinnati on the fourth of fn. V. i 1- life and soul of the old Whig organiza The grand Panacea for all the ill ot life. Who do not romomhortUt cun- Tod R.

Caldwell has proved to bo a faithful Governor. He has guarded 1 Ia there a single valid reason why you should notdo sol -TbinV of it, and the honor of the State and protected the ocratic paper one of thatreach-ea. our office, but like too Imany of the gentry who are running organs of that prrty it is too apt to "go off half cocked." If the News man will take a' glass of ice water and then re-read the article he cbm-plains of in our paper he will see that his quarter column editorial in reference to it is as uncalled for as it is in; bad taste. denounced the rumors, not the editor. Would it not be well for the latter to put in practice a little of the "editorial courtesy and propriety" ho so flippantly discourses about HHftB, PPrSTBIRE IT II interests of the people.

The latter will call upon him in August next to fill the then act us your conscience shall diet ate. bitter aiaates ana presenting tnem to the JtJalti- Smher made fierce opposition ta the re? more Democratic Convention for its nomination of Abraham Lincoln just as acceptance. Thus our Democratic friends he has done to that of General Grant. placed like the ass between two His failure now was as great as it was v68- ay an fa Jar tel h7 'i fe which side they will be attracted. It ia no consequence which way Oregon opens the campaig with a StS bfIieved "tj-j u- -5 -r the Republican party has a clear majori- eplendid Republican victory, North ty in a sufficient number of State to se i AT TnE CANAL BRIDGE.

-1 HAVING purchased the Stock of J. P. Grandy, I propose kceping open at the old stand and will keep a good assortment of all kinds of Goods. I "ask of all my frienda and thcVblic to give me. a call, vj; will ppare no eflbrt to give 'satisfacpon! 'h C.

B. BROTHERS, 1 Eliza BETit CiTy) N. C. May 30th, executive Chair tor another term. JHACTXt We don't believe it was in the cove jat Singla, these Bittsn aw nk eqasiled and nara often been Uui The Democrat! objects to Republicans nant the baptism of Agustus S.

Mer-himon that wae ever to be Governor mean or asnng un. holding omce because they want- to ON K. BOTTLE. HR.Ita ortl. Carolina, hold them themselves Carolina is next in order.

cure the election of Grant..