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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-18
For the Standard.
Public Speaking at ThOmasville, N. c

rOr the StanQarQ.
Public Speaking at Townsville, NC.
To-day the good citizens of our quiet lit
tile village were favored with quite a treat in
the art af speech making"
Mr.. NJ. H. Pink led off in speech of
more than hours length, in which his points
were against free suffrage, and in opposition
to the ratification of the Constitution, soon
to he submitted to the people.
Mr.. F. c. Robbins followed on the same
side, but with much more force.
After the above gentlemen were through,
John W. Thomas Esq, was called for, when
he responded and took bold grounds in ia
cor of the ratification of the Constitution, and
in opposition to making Il scar Of races. He
said in his opinion the best course North
Carolina could pursue to bring about
speedy adjustment of the present troubles
in the country, was to adopt and not oppose
the Constitution which was so soon to be
submitted to the people for their action.
Mr.. Thomas certainly spoke to the graft
fication of those who entertained his views.
whilst those who differed with him, looked
like they haul been caught ont IN shosoer Of
rain!
Altogether, we had good time. and are
willing to see it tried again.
DAVIDSON.
Townsville, N. c., March IA. 1868.
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A tremendous riot took place on Friday be.
tween the German and Irish migrants on Ward's
Island, near N. Y. The number of those of both
sexes and all ages is estimated at eleven hundred
the island, under the auspices OF the Commission
ers OF Immigration, being occupied by such imi-
grant families as land at New York and have no
employment or place to live in. A feud has ex-
listed Tor some time past between the Germans
and the Irish on the island which eliminated
in collision on Wednesday night, and on Thurs.
day morning the ARRAY was renewed with great
violence, and was not quellcd until heavy de-
tachments OF police were sent over to the island
to restore order Some seventy of the rioters
were wounded more Or less, seventeen of them
very badly. About seventy five of the ringlead-
ers ware arrested by the police.
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The Convention and the Constitution

The Convention is on the eve of adjourn
ment. In a short time the Constitution
which they have agreed upon will be printed
and in the hands of the voters of the State.
An address will accompany the Constitution,
which will entirely clear away all the misrep-
reservations which have been so industriously
and insidiously put forth by the enemies of
reconstruction, to prevent its ratification
When the pressure of the reports of the
proceedings of the Convention is off our
columns, we shall give the principal sections
of the Constitution a full examination
The publication and circulation of the Con-
stitution Will add largely to the majority by
which it will he ratified.
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We publish in to-day's issue of the Neu
Nation, the Proclamation of Governor 2. B.
Vance, of North Carolina issued the 11,h of
May, 1868. We publish it to show that the
spirit which permeates that proclamation is
the same by which rebels are Influenced now,
as is fully manifested in all their acts toward
Union men. If the Southern Confetleracy
had proved successful no Union man would
ever have been permitted to live in the
South, except as degraded, infamous
wretch, to be kicked out of the society of all
men. and the stamp of intamy would have
been fastened, not only on him but on his
children, and children's children, through all
coming time And now Republicans are
thought to be very proscriptive because they
are unwilling that these rebels shall again
rule the destiny of the people. And we now
assert that if rebels ever get the rule, that
Union men will be crushed beneath the iron
heel of their diabolica hate and intolerable
despotism. While Union men read, let them
remember the past, and observe the present
course of these unrelenting traitors. -Neo
Nation
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A PANIC
would paralize the world of fashion II 1t were
PROCLAIMED EVERYWHERE
that henceforth no lady or gentleman could
change the color OF their hair with salty. Yet
such would be the
DREADFUL DILEMMA
OF both sexes, if that genial, balsamic posonless,
and peerless preparation,
CHRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
were stricken off the roll of toilet luxures. No
danger of that, however. 1t is not for day,
but for all time. Manufactured by j.
CRIsTADORO, 6s Maiden Lane, New York.
Sold by all Druggists, Applied by all Hair Dressers.
March II, 1868. 1l9-tw&wlm.
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The Hyenas.

A correspondent of the Sentinel writing
from the Company Shops, INDUCES in the
usual style of argument resorted to by the
rebel coppcrhead press and orators. Rarely
have we seen such low abuse in print. We
shall not repeat it here. Mr.. Chillson, the
delegate from Arson, is the object of these
foul mouthed ISLANDERS this time.
The facts in the case are these. Mr.. Chill
son left Raleigh on last Saturday to go in
the neighborhood of the Company Shops.
The object of his visit there. was to find the
spot where beloved relative was buried.
This deceased relative was Arnold W. Chill
son, whose memory is still cherished by his
many friends, who first knew him as an en-
gineer on the North Carolina Central Rail
Road.
Mr.. Chillson had another object in view.
There was in the possession of faithful COL
ored nurse, who had waited on the deceased
in his last illness, some ambrotypes, which
had been confded to her care. One of these
soveniers of affection was the likeness of
grandfather, the only one in existence. Of
course Mr.. Chillson visited this woman. We
have seen the portraits which she had taken
care of with the fidelity, which characteristics
the race.
Mr.. ChillsOn is modest, unassuming
young gentleman of high personal character.
And yet while engaged in this work OF piety
and love he is made the victim of these mo-
raj assassins. The perpetrators of these
develish outrages can not injure the Repub
lican party. But they can bring anguish to
the ..freside. With them, what place is
hallowed9 What spot is too sacred for
their polluted touch9 What relation is holy
enough to exempt it from their sacreligious
Insults They are hyenas; without faith in
God or hope for humanity; abandoned in
principle and utterly depraved at heart.
Republicans! These are the men with
whom you have to deal. These are the men
who are threatening to consign you to future
infamy for recognizing rights which God
himself has declared to belong to all men
alike
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Fowl AND RIcE.-This is very delicious
dish, but requires attention. When the fowl has
been properly drawn and singed rub it over with
lemon, COVERT all over with thin slices of bacon
and put in saucepan with carrot quar-
broth when boiling, let it simmer for one hour.
In the meantime wash and rub four ounces of
rice, boil in it some of the broth in which the
fowl has been cooked, season with salt. Take
care that the rice is not too thick; beat up the
yolks of three eggs, with the rice, and about one
OF butter, divided into nuts; stir rounu without
boiling; put the rice in the dish and the fowl on
top, after having taken off the slices of bacon,
and serve,
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Townsville, N. c., March IA. 1868.


Tuesday last was an cyentful day for our quiet
little town. A grand Republican, miss meeting
was held in front of W. c. Kings hotel, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ.
W. W. Holden, Thos. Settle and C. R. Thomas.
addressed the meeting.
The patriotic words that fell from the lips of
these distinguished statesmen will long be re-
mcmhercd by the citizens of this County. 1t was
indeed glorious day for the friends of Union,
Liberty, Justice and equal rights to all man.
kind.
The Republican cause will continue to gain
strength in this Comfy until the day of election,
and then roll up majority OF at least 400 for the
new Constitution and the Onion Republican
ticket
The County Convention to nominate candid
ates for County officers, is called, to meet on
Monday, the 18th inst, at IL O'Clock, a. IN.
Very respectfully, A. 7. r.
N,1Dberu RelntblicaU.
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Republican journals are taking undue
trouble to deny the authenticity of the fol-
lowing paragraph, which is paraded in eve
ry variety of display typein the Copperhead
papers:
If the Internal fanatics and Abolitionists
ever get power in their hands, they will
override the Constitution, set the Supreme
Court at defiance, change and make laws to
suit themselves, lay violent hands ON those
who differ with them in their opinions, or
dareNucstion their infallibility, and finally
bankrupt the county and deluge it with
blood."-[ Daniel Webster, March Z, 1851
The language itself proves that it never
was spoken by Mr.. Webster.-New- York
Tribune
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-18

The " Disunion League" is the name of a
reasonable organization, which has for its
object, the enrolment of the names of those
persons who are supposed to be dsaffected
towards the government and also to coun-
teract the good effects of that noble organi-
cation, the U. L. A. Beware of the insidious
men who approach you with the proposal to
take down your names.
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To the Readers of the Standard.

During my absence, the Editorial conduct OF
the Standard will be in the hands OF Mr. Joseph
W, Holden and Mr. William NJ. Coleman.
The business department OF the establishment
will be conducted, as heretofore, by Mr.. {. W.
Horner.
III should find time to write for the prper
during the campaign, what may write will ap-
pear over the signature of "OccasiondL"
w. W. HOLDEN.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-18

The anti reconstruction faction, which
from time to time came together in this City
to plot treason against the government and
to devise the best means of melting war of
races, has published long list of canvass
ers for the State at large and for the several
counties. We hope these individuals will
take the stump. We are confident that the
continuation of their labors in the cause of
secession and rebellion will arouse the honest
masses of the State more powerfully than
any other agency.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nerv-
GUS Debility, Premature Decay, and all the efforts
of youthful indiscretion WILL for the sake Of suf-
fering humanity send free to all who need It, the
receipt and directions for making the simple
remedy BY which he was cured Sufferers wish
ing to profit by the advertisers experience, can
do 80 by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. AZ Cedar st., New York.
octoher ~ 1897. SLY.
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Freedman's Bank.

A branch of the National Savings Bank,
Gen. W. Brodie, Cashier, will be opened in
this City on the 2Sth inst. This is good
institution Our colOred friends can not do
any thing better than to patronize this bank.
Save what money you can, try to put as
much in the bank as you can. You will be
surprised in few years to see how much
YOU have saved
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-18

We learn from correspondent that GER
tain enrolling officers for Wilkes county re-
Gently went to Trapp Hill to enroll the
the names of citizens in that locality against
the government. We also learn that the
conscript officers aforesaid left Trapp Hill
with several fleas in their ears
Men who give in their names will be ex-
pected to bear arms against the United
States in WAR, which it is the intention of
these reckless rebels to bring about if pos
sible
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REBEL LIES.

REBEL LIE No. 1.-The great and para
mount issue is: shall negroes or aohite
men rule North Cardinal? AN other issues
are secondary and subordinate, and should
be keptso.
REBEL LIE No. 2.-ShoN aohite chill
dren be compelled to 90 to the same schools soith
negroess That is one Of the issues.
REBEL LIE No. 3.-StaN marriages be-
t'ocen negroes and aohites-amalgamation, =
De attowed? That is one of the issues.
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THE HEALING POOL.

Howard Association Reports, ior
YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE,
and the ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES
which destroy the manly powers, and create I'm
pediments to MARRIAGE, with sure means Q.
relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. nee Oh
charge. Address, DR.. j. KiLLiN HOoSHAo"'
Howard Association, Philadeiphia, "a.
Jan. 81, 1868. oi'm'
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spEc1,I NoTICE.-1He STANDARD is cond"cte

SPECIAL NOTICE.-7He STANDARD IS co"a"c'eo
st,cqy upon lie CASH system. Al papers are aasco"-
t;uued al the expiration Of the time for 'rhch they
hare been paid Subscribers aciH be notified FOUR
WEEKS before their time is out, by CROSS MARK on
te;r papers and unless the subscription is reneaced the
,,oner mill be discontinued. This is rule from aohsch
there o be no departure. Watch for the cross mark
aadr enesC y0Rr subscription.
ss~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office 0 well as the one to- which
they desire the change to be made.
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Engrossed Report ON Relief from Poli-
tical Disa bilities

We, the undersigned committee on Re
lief from Political Disabilities" having in
vestigated the claims of those presented for
our consideration, most respectfully submit
the following report:
WHEREAS, The persons hereinafter named,
are disqualified to hold Office by the 14th ar
ticfc of the Constitution of the United
States, known as the Howard amendment
and whereas, they have evidenced that they
are in hearty accord with the reconstruction
measure of Congress; therefore,
Rssotred, That we petition the Congress
of the United States, to remove their disa-
bilities in accordance with the provisions of
the aforementioned article of the Constitu-
ton .l-.---.-s.-----..--
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Bankrupt Notices.

Notice is hereby given to Deputy Marshals and
Others, that all Notices in Bankruptcy must be
paid for in advance. No such Notice Will De
published hereafter unless accompanied by the
cash.
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One Ballot Box and one Ballot.

We have reliable authority for stating that
there will be but one ballot box and one
ballot for Constitution, ordinances and Off
GERS. This will be a great advantage. 1t
will simplify matters very much. 1t will
save both time and money. All that the
voter will have to do, will be to vote sim
gle ticket, which contains the names of all
the candidates for whom he wishes to vote.
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~ Mr.. c. W. HoRNER, as Business Clerk and
Agent is authorized to make contracts and give
receipts, &C., &c.
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Keep it before the PeonIe ,

" That 1t will be more tolerable for Sodom and
Gomorrah in the day of judgment than tor the
Republicans of North Carolina, when "wc'' get
into power"- Naao. e''
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The Newbem Republican is credily inform
ed that Judge Warren declines to accept the
nomination for Judge in the 18th District.
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We learn that the best feelings exist
among the Republicans of the East. w
look with confidence forincrcased Republican
marjorities in Carteret, Jones, Craven, Lc-
NOR, Onslow, and Wayne. The great body
Oh the people are determined to 60 back to
the Union, and they know they can do this
only under the auspices of the Republican
rarity. If every part of the State will do as
well as that from Godsboro' to Beaufort,
the Republicans will carry the Constitution
ana their entire ticket by $4,000 majority.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-18

"TM LEE"-W learn that, at the dis
cussion at Sorrell's, on Friday, Mr.. Bledsoe
made proclamation that if there was any
one man in the crowd. white or black, who
was in favor of enrolling white men and ne
groes together in the militia, in favor of mix
ing children of the two races in the schools,
in favor of allowing negro guardians to
white children, and in favor of apprenticing
white children to negro masters, he desired
him to hold up his hand, that everybody
might lsnk at him and mark him Tim Lee,
the Radical candidate for Sheriff, was the
only man in that crowd shameless enough to
hold up his hand! Let him be passed around.
-SentineL
A grosser Misrepresentation was never fab
ricated. We are authorized to pronounce
the statement falsehood in letter and in
spirit. The facts are simply these.
Mr.. Bledsoe in his speech made the decla-
ration that the Constitution, soon to be sub
mitted to the people of North Carolina for
ratification or rejection, compelled white and
colored children to go to the same schools
compelled white and colorcd men to muster
IN the same companies and allowed colored
men to be appointed guardians to white
children. He then said with emphasis, that
if there was any white man in the crowd
that would uote for the Constitution, which,
according to his Interpretation, favored such
enormities, he desired that he would hold
up bis hand. Capt. Lee together Nth some
serenity other white men, held up their hands
at the same time.
Republicans knoa0 that these charges that
the constitution will enforce social equality of
any kind are foully false. When they. are
asked if they will supptorrste Constitution,
they of course, reply ilir ssl.eafiirmative. They
are not to be brow beaten or frowned down
by any such bullying process, This course
of conduct shows the desperate straits to
which the enemies of reconstruction are
driven. Their last hope of success has van
ished into thin air, and nothing is left them,
but the recklessHess of despair. We un-
derstand that a " black list" is being carried
around the country, and that free citizens
are to be kept from free expression of their
opinions by threats and intimidation. We
may have something further to say about
these " black lists" in a future issue.
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We find the following paragraph in local

VIC HHu Ine IUIIUWlHS paragraph III q I0cH
Journal
The printers of this city, and also of the United
States and Canada, have resolved each to contri-
butte the amount of 1000 ems of type, to be set
on the 9th Of March, the anniversary of the death
of Charles F. Browne, (Artemus Ward,) to be de-
voted to the erection of monument to the de.
ceased Editors, reporters, book publishers, and
other members of the craft, are also Invited to
contribute. 1t has not been decided get where
this monument will be erected.
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Especial Dispatch to the N. y. Standard
HILIs1oRo', March M
The following Nominations have been made b.
the Republican County Convention for members
of the Legislature VIZ:
For the Senate, H. 3. Guthrie.
For the House OF Commons, JOHNNY. Hancock
and Wilson Brown. o
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ahe astreklp STANDARD.

LIBERTY AND UNION, NOW AND FoREVhh oNA AM
1ssEpARABLE "-Danlel Webster
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w. w. HOLDEN & SON,

Ind authorized publishers Of the La"s ofMs o"''ea
States, and of Government advertisements
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-01

Now AND TuES.-Two year. ago. Mc
i.aughlin. in paper then IN the interest oi
Judge Gray and the Republican party. accused
tiormsn Of eating dirt" and received heavy
,igbb;ng on his head from bis subject in retail.
Irtion. In consequences Of this, German "as
designated ruffian BY Republicans generally
.ad was held up by influential aud respectable
inen of that party rs standing reproach to
the Democratic party.
How is ii nowi Is there less dirt eat now
Or ID there wanting tho habtude to eat ltl
Does a change of name or position change the
color or odor Of the flower Those who sup
portcd Judge Gray two years ago cannot fail
tn note the change. and the new Affiliations,
lad especially the fact That the Democratic
taFty is no longer to be reproach d on account
II German or his acts. They are rid Of him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-01
Manuel EissIeR.
ASSA.Y.ER.

Flaccrv111c, -. Itaa1ao.
rCLn AND SILVER MELTED AND ASsAYED.
Oni kinda 81 Mineral Assays executed accurately.
Large samples ~ goid and silver baarsg suphurels
a@saycd ane v3rks1 W The process Of Chiortna.
ton 2.Asc: Lila. June n. est.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-01

VERY FISE.-It Is claimed by leading Re.
publicans here and elscw here ia Idaho, that no
national issues enter into The present cam.
paign n this Territory, Let US consider Did
the United States Government either directly
Or indirectly aid in developing the untold min
cral and other wealth OF this then savage coan-
try. inhabited by predatory bands OF nercsles.
sayages Compare, after the discovery OF the
mineral wealth Of Idaho, by the hardy. toilina
miner. and the organization ri The Territory
By act OF Congress, the triding amount appro-
pr:ated out of the National Treasury for Idaho.
and the grinding, oppressive amount Of taxa
.:on imposed upon residents oi ;hls country by
.Ae Government Who IN Idaho are exempt
tsom the operation Of the United Stairs Inter.
aal Revenue law I! How many millions ol dol
ors in hard gold currency, have been pat in
circulation by the sweat aud labor aud eater.
prise of Idaho miners and people How many
millions Of dollars in actual property, worth
dollar for dollar in L. ) Government bonds
uutaxed, are held to day BY wealthy Eastern
nabobs and .hoddyi:esl What is consumed of
aecessares of life, 10 say nothing OF lgsuries.
consumed BY the voters Of Idahn. untnKrd.
d.rrctiy or Indirectly Citizens everywhere
arc interested. aud greatly interested in the
Question Of taxation. We demand equal aud
rN act lustIcr 10 all.