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eNotoA o. s4aae oAeeta WIS Hoh hell
tho i3th Erhfuxry, and only then ~
Nv the Hnu,,}ic.n members of ~
80, ss.t NN...~ sA
Fho 'scd shas bF'ayt tl'sf An undent,
tf1at no aitemtt KD,,1ll ..,'ms3e M ~
t,,,, ..r S,.ct a rn1icA ,,,t.. 60
!p |"."eu es .'sua&eE
Joint Convention, hove r. Adfouln@
f3.h nf Naych snH tht, morrotf. ::
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nrE,tsrs.l 4 fplu w4a alputed Ia :.
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wheErupon John +. Stockton. tpeaI
-.cxuxu.1 70 rntrs John r. ren EvsL :.
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4Ed two 0tLer SrntlemGn vote esa
sto+lf.,n was declared elected n,a
N,u-,,.. ~. 49,, .no,txns ~.
Ft.snh'} .a'c' "nu ses:ateo LIS cettre
0tfcttun u tn{se1 uat the plur7l1tTi !,
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How 10 I1Alsc Ekevcuue.
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ME-sn~. EDsroEs IL pssposc In this paper
70 shox what protective tas3d cos;a tie peo~
PIE. Under the t4riH of iS5T:, tte lnpo,ta for
twelsc sncnth* w-sc, II 1ss', 7scs ,oeo,Wn, 1~o-
dnesaS a revenus Of sG,oa, 90, av.fssias
1al1o FER esnt. In 1sss, under the present
tsraf, tho imports for the ar5t rlt sroaths
wcsr f1Sa. a.Gn,ttl, pn.tsrins rcraaue of
kSo,or.ut.. winch II the sarse .A!e, wosla
psodut for Twelve months, t.:ss 90 6to Of I'M
pcr,e and sl7e, ,9n,Su Of rcve1ue, ausfas!ns
~ Per cent Thus, It Will be ssea, that II
substance, impsrtt OF. equal au,ouut ia 1e.is
produced tls5,f ON .oo:c s,veaue to The
Government than h 1sG1. This beitese n
te Il mir statement af tie case. And Eow I
propose to show What thIs eeees. Of fiaj, an,
10 Of EEvcu1c cost the eunsu1ncT, In these
e4tif1ztc* shall .cAyc ont Of confederation
the :-.isht chafye. from foreign cbt1trie,, -
srL a. the depseciste,i condition Of or cnr-
rcncs ttht duties ertnc paid IN gold. both Of
which wortdt sr my Illustration stronger.
l viii. also. t..e sake uf eimputFlax lhe
figures. call the amount Of tn yH,rIs f353. 900
to- in.test Of f:.stl mt,tsD.
1E9csf" l1a'-ro~t To t;up F1er. .-...--- s'7"
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Ahses exttsL rot 10 cFrn4 unrEr Of H1.-
lkHt-ttJ tt1issts lSET over t5>t 10

AA.es exeesI rot tuesn4unssr ef4j1.-
lxstts traptr.s ,Sc over Gust 10
hIm os vznoe 1;potint tH 1900. .-.... fNH1l. fU
That Is 10 say, tic rs,ua1ntr pays, 1ndtf
shis protective rercuue tari1, f:.G'.tsA. .0n, IN
ord.I that tlsr Gs|esErcu. tnay *trt.sr :lss,-
fuh1D srnrs rrscnuc. Thin people, how
d. yea like the toak nf IT.
/ do not herein tscan TO approve the thrill
of ia: ~ the best Sx,seltle Trrcnue tariff, but
c:aan. that I sanN Tie present thrill 10 he
very rrpsbttahlr mode M taf:tnR frvcnue.
hs.e n.e h,.att. nIgn fs':J5,haf, ,xn imports,
Instead OF t.Ss71 10, 60; ,cnt,nt The freight
ees=' and rttntkr-' yn,tit- At m aggregate oy
s.;+ PER CENT. ir.stead af Is FIR ceut ~ htvc.
a,td the fgcres ~ill thuu more .early the cor.
rrct t.*se ot the e.tr. Il may u claimed
that The importers, tntbcfs' aud retailers
! prpa,s arc less than Is I~T es-ni, hut, be tbe
1t unsr a!e'1 IL claimed that after all, this Il
| cheaper L,a3r OF rai-iu~ rertn0t ,llan to is,-
! eur The e1itusc Of direct taxi I've ought
net Il, Ia surprised At anythl.qc thesr "Ccu:
srr@ att<ts" eaafn, Hst the tAst e, the rate af
Tie dfttct exlraer in collecting our s1npost
| revenue u ~ much u tllat u collecting Our
| Internal .ryenue. though that can, Ought 10
| and y Ill u, improved.
! There b 40 hem or cxpenke wlsieh I have
noa cos,tid-sed. 'xnd uh!ch Atneunt. 10 sn1l
Lions ui ta1 to the people, for wbI'h the
Government gtts DOT Que cent Of srxcnac.
I ttIE1 D %0e fI7uEANpN 1AAACEs<s tDAEI <ttE
pset<ut tariff the .aiue Of grads smug-led Is
| enormous, and The 1esreslye< conss@A them
srires ruable, eren al C4rat -xpepsc. tn pre-
| ycEs It. Our Imports 4rt fncrrsaed by The
| amount Of goods kn1rrlcd, and u1nn thi.
amount consumers pay tlls heA~y tax and
| Government Scts no frEEnpe: the standsrd Of
| rutale IN ssads Il lowered, and the v.,olc
| toay polite bHtEras tEyond estiraAte- Th&s
| hst dsrnaec tnsy not he ts,imatcd IN dnllars
and cent?, snd 10 may bc rulcl nut Of tllt
| Argument ~ or onponr1ts, yet u y point
! worthy Of 10 secondary cts1sfdeTzitop.
| Yrs, eonaumc0 pay osct I've hundred ahd
| twenty-five millions sxs, this. thc Ioves surnrn&
! NAV rscrire cue hundred an. twenty .1+e ptii-
I lions rrc>As trTequc; yet, cren II this out'a IC
hc ecnt,puei, " "seruisasloa't Iasil mi ''a,c 'ic
| yrmcdr," Is 'I'rltcstieni.t" threatens In th*
| CLlcaco TxtrrSs: i sA.Ji b.. II thr people
sncr<ext st tf,p s,alot -toT III oseftrrnfaS tttf'
! prcsent lcgi.,Atlvn. .pso.s'stf-e rolleJ.'
, 1866-02-04
To th< People ar the State Sf Itttauts
Assembled iu the Dlstllct OF telumlaa |. ,

40 au& tfDI,Ie III pbe Statc Gf F1llAUtn,
Assembled iu the Dlstllct of telumsaa Is
delegation et eolore,a n,eu from ~.yr-sl of
sht states cf the l'nk,n, for sht ra11s,se of
ussing the c'ala,s "f the cnlortsl {-aple Of The
Sstiva rIrrr the Congress o1 The rrI.ed
States, md t. ask Tor *rch tfxi.latiou Il
will rt&ce The black ct.t1czA OF lie United
sta'es on equal tr1sns bc1urc the law viii tho
wt,.e citizens, thus placing them in posi-.
ior to acrr!op their tnaa1o.,d, xnl ren.ieF
safe the hsrl loyal b1srk ucu In The sta:ef
lately III rebellion, sn.t S3sc them tho sueA6s
Of rsosrct1oS Themselves ton, outr7yes
Wiki, arr hen{pi uEnE then, because ot their
dtvction to the Chlcn.
This Delegation .ac1t te supported. aud 1t
falls 10 The lot Of the cn!ared resrlc 10 sSc
that Il Il supported There i large qusi,>
uty of speeches snd documents to bc rirca-
lated ~hich will enllshtrn thc pub1lr IN reta.
i!cn to the great qa-st1oas Of tie dAr which
70 yltatly cprrrrp thc cola+eL .act. For lh.s
purrote nc must lAsr money. C,larea neu
OF Illinois. :" rou 7e appeal tor help Tor tho
su1 rort Of this Del~eatin1, Viii i + u4-:e to
promote four in:r7cfta. Lct cyesy :4szon
contribute sonethsr<. send IN y,ur coc.ts
bnitena at nnrc TO Mr, T. Il. Williams, Ho1
lI.E fht%,r.. DlfrsIs IT,
, 1866-02-04

lr.- ihr s,at,t Of he s..r:shlHs a'ntc.. rccapt-
t::'stins 4ctnn Of Ills previous arguments on
thu stllert, ,.-..-..,
1,,t jtoGse, under the n,sHr.'i..n af ..:.e PR.
,iuu. 1ussth~. ...cu su:e.l on and rt1e"tsa
tAr mt. .11nrnt Of Mr.. selcuck ny vote OF
g : -. IS stnat 1yn nays
! 1hc lIcuse tlen pu>>cd the iolat resolution
-.ess 1ao, Eays 4a, ~ follows:
, 1866-02-04

Jcns JotEs, Chicago.
a. J. RASs,1R. St,rlh Casolio,.
H. ": Ross, Nt.*t*Irri,
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LEWIS Il. Dt1.Gtass, Nary,and,
WV. F. MA-rurwas, M4-y1and.
GEc. r. novxixa, y. l. S;et-4,
.'oHx F. Cook, DIST. Of ColutaLls.
FsknEx,cS pouGLAse, New York.
Rev. \. GAnSsrr, SeT YORK,
Jona ". LASGs1o... Ohio.
Washtue1cn Dele esatioa4
, 1866-02-04

to work at iumhe: rs In Flori.la zod :
or, 10 fact, 1cr wo-k Of xuy kind d IS
60 tll'1art ~ 10 t'rrtsh = metHtfN
nen on hard . .seseI, sud th@ H.,
once til, orcr W Cata, wtefo imrr5s!
oadj!v scaud- Tie pcsroc5 -.
u, uoth!ue, rad Ito bu.,aess h. re-.
tCA'Hs efst'o. - ttt.
A steamer Is spoken of-Hhica ~. !.
tleEhleu III Augusta. .1d uaa.s.. lhe =,
tlrce seeks ago, 4n1 II l. said thai NJ
ore party In Charleston hare tnade ~
liable ventures Ttesr tsere> haTh~
known, certain other pcrooa yer. T.!
fmhash1,E In lhs saMe entezp1lE nj
i' N rome Of the cllartS OF thxu a..
tain tic re4uiAta tApl:al fo1 .otir :
that the fAcis ~hicl. 1 st1. l,anssals'
BET aLle kut,3n tV cle.
, 1866-02-04

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- TOT III tA3 Q4kF0t HlNcpks uuuQAoleA
IL unsung, they wrre TO be- Falsel to th6
ioFemost rink o! the nstIou's dead, and plAns
Ncse 10 be sung to their memory, and ne nre
ito ~ccp over them a. The dean OF America
Mss there cvrT hefnrr surh h!asphemy as lhat!
" Tie 1oya1 deAd wers 10 be associated with
tic traitors Nha murdered them, they would,
II thcy kcon1d haIp Lizard the grntIenan's
1emaskA, have broken tho cerrmcnss Of
the gtAtr a1sl started forth In their whaling
theeh, and slssrd at him till they s.are4l Ills
cyebs}ls-
Mr.. RAYMOND replied That ha took It far
granted that 1Lc gentleman cou1d distinguish
talwefn cuuraEG and tho cause In which
courage wrs shown. 10 NAs quito sure that
tE<st ~as no man on thiA door who would
rot faf thAt II the courage, persistenet and
s&c3Ctr1ina lion tAf the IxGr3a tad pteu hhoWn
in good rankc, tier would have Lceu worthy
al a1niI11tIen Astd respect. Ia Tho eltcca hs
lad made hc x As speaking Of courage As u
rttalitv IT character. and not in fArnr Of the
itrue and ihat coufagt md duty. shown In
n common eau>c to sustain tho Hernf'lte.
would do honor 10 tho American nanr, and
r ol..l re treasured as rfttc.cA Possession
for ali limo 10 cotne- ~ for building monr-
me1is and singing f&nns to tho rebel aeal
li,at - simply tl<n.ent Of the prolific bratn
ct tho Rentlen N tTotn i'enns Fiy anis-
: Nr. sTEysSs made further remarks respect
, 1866-02-04

LonntA CO.
F. Mar1. !
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1nu1ltr hri t. y .Atar1isAns Lurr nov, ouly
: snail ssunttr VIII, ass ta7n5ed Ia -otus r.
si1I'E7.t businrss, The tA.:dadifess rom .ho
Nos:h kafc srce1n,,y rr1unea, ana bal lev
Snnt3sr:E.rs rea,n.n ia Tereato.
1;t'Hset rfnn.. the St. A1hans raider, sp-
parrnt.y has :. .-w Of bis slnAn brnds I-{t. :
raw liEa dTiv..r sIf.ndid tandem GI kln.
stre; yesterday. n-. Blackburn. nj yallow
sse: paturts'y, l. l:ere. hiring qai...s With hia
E,pttt Qc! FfyE.
, 1866-02-04

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thr siasloard plnnaee. Eut q sea attuck her
just ns the reached Tho watcF and abe sunk,
leaving = crrw Of hvo mca struggling for their
liErs, ~ the th}N *As 1yiaE, 70 lhset ortncsn
and the Other Two were rescued ty Fopes be-
Ing thrown 10 them. After this IT,. exhan.t-
I'd crew appeared indifferent to their fate, and
m inrthes ei5ort at launching the Fcmafuing
bpsts wes R,Ade until ono O'Clock. xhcn The
water having reaehsd the main rl.asns and The
ship e1tdeutly setting down, The port PIN
tlace was cot over the ships aide. Even ut
his moment lhs sea wA 10 heavy that t4osc
OF ihe pusaeagen nho wtEe Within sesch OF
tisc ioat appeared TO prefer The frail shc.lcr
of a small t'oat n aneinc sea- ~ this
crisis, Captain Martin, always 1t bHnd,
addressing Mr.. (iscenhIll, hfs chief en-
riIeer, rnder- "hoee cDunmsnd hla par
ticular boat wa rated, said, "'Fhert II
nat much ehznee for the boat; there IL mona
ss,ratn here. Get In aud take eomn1.nd Of
ths few !. will hold.'t Thus prompted. Ms.
t;reenlil!, with hh fellow cnslneers anlI>omc
few ourr- numbering ouly ulnctaen sauls,
sanaong whom wcra only thrse sesoad- d-c!ass
PassenerTs. quilted the eh.p, With only a fesF
drop Of uAtxr. The plnnace had scarc4.ly
selsxscd ale wake Of The vessel, upon the poop
nf which upwards Of tsfty OF lte passengers
were @e-a gZonPed. when tremendous sea
VISA eeFn - bEcak oSef the d1otnec circle.
;vho, ~hsN tht snif --'-e n.nwiy ASaln, were
discovered to hare been swep: into lht 5urg-
Ing waters. Another z1ou,ra& arid I.c ~~ascl
1kraslf. settlinC down stern foremost. ti,rr~
up her bows taso tho air, aud sauk oensath
the waves. -
| The pinnaeo having no sails On board,
| cnuld enly keep atoat btteFe the wind, and
| Eas repeatedly In danger Of sws.nltrs. The5
Lad utt heeu alleat tue huues tefpse tAey
saw full Iigecd .hip NIL pa.t them, hat as
tto ;3.rat distance " bau+ Al ; \. m. On vi.
daF they 1:s ttrd The sail. ~ .trlg, the rev
of which oFcthe.za 81 :: .!s;.. ant bos. 10
WaId them but h;.it- X = ulo The track
o. tho Lost, sf1er :.s.i;t SERIAL nuit1eAs
tHSka, sue born A"E> =. ..ayb7rik full,
: HeEcu cnktef Eks $s>s.t"r 4 toEae Ti,sAuer,
snu ho'stinE \. al,lr' t,~,n an ~, tllsy t1,.
Scatotsd but IN u, 10 a{t:ae, utsea,ion
shortly aitersard q ttL,Isu LTa9e AIr1a.
no!les Captain G. asta, l-1uaI w,.L a c.rvu
2. sheat i'cni t'n,-a.apiinopl~ ior Cork. NINA
m*Sht, aad 1hn Captain having oht.eryed d thT
: 4"face. Immediately shortened raIl .n.l IL.
- rsrpHItEr to take thsn, ou l..,.rs ~
f,stl4nE tls .l1p, no:~''hzia.sI!os -. 80 :,
ot SraiA.f and TIA atral.- i ,o1s,
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-03

and twenty dollars for each term of the Superior
any county he shall attend and the fees allowed in chap
ter one hundred and Revised Code each Solicitor of
the State twenty dollars for every of the Superior
Court he shall attend and fees allowed chapter one
red and two Revised Code Reporter of the decisions of
he supreme Court six hundred dollars and fees allowed
chapter one hundred and two Revised Code Public Lii
Dranan SIX hundred dollars Messenger Governors of
nee three hundred dollars Clerk of the Superior Court
ye hundred dollars salary and forty cents for recording
as heretofore besides the fees allowed in chapter
dred and two Revised Code Clerks of the Superior and
County Courts Clerks and Masters in Equity jurors and
witnesses fifty per cent in addition to the fees allowed
chapter one hundred and two Revised Code Prouded
That the salaries and fees hereinbefore fixed
garded as payable in of the United States and
may be hereafter reduced by the General Assembly but
tins reduction shall not be below the present relative value
OF Sod to said currency and shall in that be payable
in gold
Sec 3 BE Hother enaed That all laws and clauses Of
laws coming in conflict with this act with such provs-
ions Of chapter hundred and two Revised Code
not superseded by this act be and the hereby
repealed.
SEC g. AndbeH further enaced That this act shall be in
force from it's ratification and thh legal opera
ton shall not be controlled by the thirty section
chapter tifty-two Revised Code.
Ratified this 9th day of February, A. D. 1866
S. F. PHILIPS, s. H. c..
THOMAS SETTLE. S, S,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-03
An ACT
To ReguIatc Salaries and E,ees.

SEC. l. Be enacted by the General assembly Of the
state Of North Carolina, and IS hcejy enacted by
MARTY Of the same, That the officers hereafter named
shall annually receive salaries and compensation fol-
lows o-wit The Governor of the State four thousand
dollars counsellors of State, the compensation
which is allowed to member of the General Assembly, for
every day he may attend public business and for
thirty miles travelling to and from the city OF Raleigh on
public business the judges of the Supreme and Superior
Courts, twenty-five hundred dollars Public Treasurer,
two thousand dollars Chief Clerk of the Treasurer f
teen hundred dollars Secretary of State thousand
two hundred and fifty dollars and fees allowed IN chap
ter one hundred and two Revised Code Private Secretary
OF the Governor thousand dollars and the fees al
lowed in chapter hundred and two Revised Code
Attorney General hundred dollars for his atten-
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From the Charleston Daily News.l
THE JACKET OF GREY.

Fold it up carefully, lay it aside;
Tenderly touch it, look on it with pride
For dear must it be to our hearts evermore,
The jackt of grey, our loved sodier-bOy
Can ever forget when he joined the brave band
Who rose in defence of our dear Southern land.
And, in his bright youth. hurried on to the fray,
How proudly he dOnned it, the jacket of grey.
His fond mother blessed him, and looked up above,
Commencing to Heaven the child of her love;
What anguish was hers, mortal tongue NAV not say,
When he passed f.Om sight in the jacket of grey
But her country had called, and she would repine
Though costly the sacrifice placed the shrine
Her hearts dearest hopes on the altar she lay,
When she sent out her boy in the jacket of grey.
Months passed. and thunders rolled over the land
Unsheathed was the sword, and lighted the brand
We heard in the distance the sounds of the fray,
And prayed for our boy in the jacket of grey.
All vain, ALL all vain prayers and our tears
The glad shout of victory rang in
But treasured one the red battlefield lay
While the IifeblOod oozed out on the jacket of grey
His young comrades found him and tenderly bore
The cold, lifeless form to his home by the shore
OH dark our hearts OH that terrible day,
When we saw our dead boy, in the jacket of grey.
All. spotted and tattered and stained with gore
Was the garment which once he so proudly
We bitterly wept, : took it away,
replaced with deaths white robes his jacket of grey
When we laid him to rest in his cold, narrow bed,
And gTavcd on the marble placed DER his head,
As the proudest of tributes sad hearts could pay
" He never disgraced the jacket of grey"
Then fold it up carefully, lay it aside,
TenderIy touch it, look it with pride
For dear must it be to our hearts 2vcrmOrC,
The jacket Of grey our sodler-bOy wore.
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FELONY TO SHIP NITRO -GLYcERnSE FRAN
CISCO, April 21.-The Chamber of Commerce have
telegraphed the California delegation in Congress
their resolutions requesting the passage of a law
making it felony to ship or transport niroglycer-
inc within the United States on American vessels
FLEET FOR THE FISHERIES. The feet ordered to
the fisheries is a strong one under the command
of (as the New York Herald says) ca nephew OF
=" don't give-up-t Lawrence" Captain
Charles s. Boggs, of New Jersey, is the man. The
following is the list and strength of the squad
ron
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Austrian-Prussian Dificulties-War Consid-
Inevitable.

The Austrian-Prussian Dificulties-NVar Consid-
cred Inevitable.
d. New YORK, April IA.
The steamship America, from Southampton on
the 18th inst, has arrived at quarantine. The
ship Eliza from New York, for Bremen, run
into and sunk off Portland, and all hands but one
man perished.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA
The Iinaes's Paris correspondent says Marshal
Mel, who commands one of the greatest of the
French military divisions has had interviews with
the Emperor in Paris, and is inferred that if war
breaks out between Prussia and Austria corps of
observation would be formed on the Rhine, Mar
shall Mel commanding. The Marshal was sent to
Turin just before the last Italian commenced.
Prussias reply to the Austrian note has created
an extremely unfavorable impression at Vienna.
Austria reiterates her demand in note of the
31st ult., and expresses hope that Prussia will
explain the meaning of her warlike preparations.
The italian ambassador at Berlin, in a dispatch
to Florence, considers between Austria and
Prussia to be inevitable. Italy is preparing, in
the event of war, to attack Austria in Venetias
An extraordinary session of the Federal Diet
has taken place. Prussia proposes a convocation
of the German Parliament with universal suffrage
and direct relations for the purpose of reform.
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Senior Romeo has reports of late victories Of the
Liberals over the Imperialists in Mexico. Through
him il is stated that the Liberal forces under Gen
cral Perazas took the city of chihuahua by storm
on the 25th of March, after abstnate resistance,
capturing the entire war material any many pris-
oners and that the city of Hidalgo de Paral was
also captured by assault on the 22d of the same
month by the Liberals under Colonel Vacquez::- =
The occupation of the city of chihuahua and the
victory of Hidalgo has restored the whole of the
State of Chihuahua to the Liberals President
Juarez was to leave Ell Paso for the city of Chihua
hua in few days ....-.... ...........
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FORMER RAvAaEs OF CHOLERA AT New YORK.
The Post gives tabular statement of the deaths
in New York from cholera in the years 1882, 1884,
1910 ND
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