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gey~ To hear intelligent gentlemen

nee To hear intelligent gentlemen
get up before meeting of the friends
of the Walker movement and urge the
people to vote against the Constitution,
which they know to be absolutely es-
sential to make Mr.. Walked the Cover
nor OF the SGatc, aG...,.s - us strange !;
more especially whe1 we believe these
gentlemen are above using such means
to work in behalf of Mr.. Walkers OPP
ponent. If we could believe it possible
that they We're untrue men, we could
easily account for the Inconsistency :;
but as 1t is, we are totally unable to &C.
count for their strange conduct except
on the score of their suffering them
selves to be blinded by their preiudices,
II this supposition is true, then it seems
to us that they are totally unfit to lead
the people through crisis of such vital
consequence as the one at present to be
met. 10 say the least of it, however,
we think it rather immodest on the part
OF gentlemen to come forward at a
Walker meeting and advocate what
they know will result in keeping Mr.,
Walker out of the gubernatorial chair
even if the people should elect him by
hundred thousand majority.
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THEIR RECORD.

We think our people should be very
careful of the record they are going to
make in thevotes they cast upon the Con-
stitution question. The friends of recon-
struction and of the restoration of Vir-
ginia to the Union, under government
controlled by her own people, will cast
their votes for the Walker ticket and
for the expurgated Constitution, in order
that State government may be inaug-
urated sub ject to the will of the people.
Votes thus cast are for the best govern
ment and the best men it is in our
power to obtain. Votes thus cast will
be effective to ACCOMPLISH the object
which all good men should have at
heart under the necessity laid upon us
by the legislation of Congress. A vote
for Colonel Walker counts nothing IN
less the Constitution is adopted. Only
in that event can he be Governor of the
State. Those in favor of reconstruction
will vote for Walker and the Consttu,
ton excluding the test-oath and the dis
franchising clauses.
To men of standing and character
the effect of the votes they are about to
cast should be a matter of serious con-
sideration. They probably do not wish
to stand in the attitude of opposition to
the Union, to the restoration of the
State, to the election of conservative
Legislature, to the inauguration of
settled government and the complete
pacifcaton of the State that our indus
trial prosperity may at once advance.
And yet, when they vote against the
Constitution, if they succeed in rejecting
it, that one vote, like Aaron's serpent,
swallows up the rest, they become COM
pletely imperative and void, and tie
men who cast that vote thus take the
attitude of opposition to reconstruction,
to returning to the Union, to a conserv-
ative Governor and Legislature. to the
contro, of the government of Virginia
by her own people; and in favor of
Wells for Governor, the continuance of
military rule, and under it the exercise
of all the important offices of the State,
in the hands of scalawags, carpet 'ag-
gers and negroes. Such will be the
effect--how long it shall last, who can
tell -?
But afterwards, when the State shall
be thus ruined, and the effect shall be
fully seen, upon whom will the blame
be imposed ? No part of it shall rest
upon us. We Warn all right-minded
men, while there is time, seriously to
consider this question, and not give that
vote against the Constitution expurgated
which may bring upon the State conse-
quences such as these. Far better to
submit to the general government, aud
while the opportunity is afforded us ina
augurate government which, admins
tered by the hands of Virginia legisla-
tors, may give peace and prosperity to
the State.
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In the Typographical Union at ALI
bany the new constitution, changing
the name to the International Union
and allowing charters to be granted to
female printers unions, was discussed
at length and finally adopted.
The Annapolis Gazette says that the
citizens of that city propose to present
Admiral Porter with fine span of
horses.
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MONDAY MORNING, June IA, 1869.

Remember that there is to be new
registration. Remember that if you don't
register you can't vote. Remember that
your vote will be matter of vital i'm
portance to your mother State, Register
then, in order that you may vote
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gsg~ II seems the impression Of some
that if we elect Walker and vote down
the Constitution, that Walker will be
our Governor. There never was a
greater mistake; therefore q vote Of
that kind is a vote for Wells, and it
continues him as Governor just the
same as he is now.
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aeg~ We don't like to say cussins"
words, but if Walker is deleated-and
We know he can't be defeated except
through the obduracy of the old Bour-
bon faction-we shall feel like da,nning
that antideluvian crowd up in heaps.
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psaz, The Henderson Index says AT
rangements are completed for the enter
tainment Of the eZcusionists to Nor
folk The train will leave Raleigh at
IL o'clock next Tuesday night, stop at
Weldon for breakfast, and arrive at
Portsmouth at 10 o'clock a. m. Prosi-
dent Robinson, Of the Bay Line Of
Steamers, has assigned the Louisiana"
to take the party down 10 Old Point
Comfort and the capes. At night the
Board Of Trade of tho city of Norfolk
will entertain the company, aud from
their we'll known hospitality and enter
prise, all may expect happy time with
them. The citizens of no two places
under the sun are more hospitable than
those of the ''twin cities by the Sc a"
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is better than our regular shaped Axes
tor these reasons: hE1st-It cuts deeper.
Sec07d-lt don't stick in the wood, Third
Iii does not jar the hand. Fouth-No
ine is wasted IN taking the AXe.out of the
cut. .Eff}t-Wjth the same labor you will
do one-third more work than with regu-
lar Axes. Red paint has nothing to do
with the good qualities OF this Axe. for
all our Axes are painted red. If your
we will gladly answer inquiries or fill
your orders direct, or give you the name
of The nearest dealer who keeps our
Axes.
IdPPINCOTT & BAKEWELL,
P1ttsburg, Pa
Sole owners of Coburn's and Red Jacket
Patents.
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vessels arriving at this port ffom ports to
the Southwark OF Cape Fear river, N. c.,
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Canal, Will be subject to the same rules,
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@Q3uSiel 1T unsefune.

Wir Yernsbmen ,raB ant 4. September
III ct. paul cine brittle, oerbeI1erte unp
Scrmebrte Mu7ase einer fcaupiuarild en
81 rz@pnoention ab9etolten, werren fol-,
Bir mi0en oufridtis oeiteben> raB I'M
ierer Ms|nun9 na9 eas Ntbalten perarz
tiger Gpnpentlonen Ter Auten 5a6e MIR
mebr @dapen ats. ,niiberi 'tann. Ga
ideint una, nae unIere. ltaneinooilGsn
Treunre bereit8 pos Neiulta!, wsl9eS fe
burb Gpr<@pnYsntipnen 81 errei1en be-
abidtiaten, erSielt~baben. Der unparz
teiiide 8eubahter mub Sur uetet:eu9uns
sefommen 1ein, eab bte" 9rcee Majoritdt
jenes Glemtnte5' 3t;rm Sans Mattloa
Der Convention ols Ganbtrotf urS taatas
@sfreiar gu empfeblen miinldt. @aruu'
allo nod mebr DroIb;teberei? Die par>
tel I'M 9roben @onsen bat cur@ rie @ez
i6liHe PER %9tulbfprp uno Minneapolid
@onyention bic Nnit@ten he6r ~ifanoinaz
Yil1en GlementeS in alien 1etnen Tbeilen
fennen 9elernt uno t1nuet1 peitere Sepa=
rat ewe9ungen aur III unannebmlt@z
feiten in ner @pnsention flbren uno pied
foute bon jeoem &epublifaner permiepeu
perben. 6armpnie 1T bic 1o9cs=
parole far Die @onpention unp aQeS On
cere if %ppa uetel. "9.H4 t'il
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uebler u.-Ginem
iebt 0elebrten Wanne, hem YrofeNor %.
aus Bsrlin, 1T e6 por nidt LANCER :3eit
auf Der Gblrinser Giienbabn redt fatal
acsan0en. Derielbe fam nit i~eii,1er Sat-
tin nah 9ale unp reiite BON Ga, mad
@otba meter, oersae aber in 6alle feinen
&siietcd mitsunebmen. Die Trau proz
fei1crin {tics ceebalb in Maumbers aus,
UNI nob @aue t%ele9rapbiren 81 lalen,
paB BET @eileitod na@ @otba Seibidt
peroe. Sie batte f@ aber mabrl@etnli9
etpas1 gu 'lan9e a%uf9ebalten uno Der
Bug 9ins pbne tic fob. sDe6balb fiea
nun per Ser profe7or in Mpclpa aus.
UNI nit BEN nd@lten Bug pie Satin
pteoer gu treTen. Mls er nt&t mics
BET I'M @asen. eriaien> bemertten: Die an
bern paNa9iere paB eer 9err profe1o,
Ieinen paletct,6 utl6a@tel H.. {. 10. liesen
lal7en babe unp saben bieie Gfeften mad
ber Mprreile auf Dem Babnbof in @otba
al. Su befanp fi6 nu,, bic 6utlaa6>
tel in @otba, Der 6err profe1or IN Mppl
ia, bic Trau Frofellcrin in Naumburl
uro per oereinlamte &eiietcd IN 9ale.
Yaris.-@eneral Grnarb Sc Bon
miro gum &riees<Niniier errannt tuer
ben. .
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Gin ltcnee, bempfrattfAe84 4rp=
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n3aDer neue, urs bis jeyt u%nbefanntf
Meoatteur beg @olfsblattS ma6t eint
babe Tront, 9eeen oie9}eputlifancr. uScn
2pfalwablen feline .parteii"' >fl9ein,t i'm
&rent9ittnS. tbeilnet(e gu 9efaQet 1lnb an
nebmbar 3l i5etn, namentIiG ID bic berapz
fratiiHe Majoritat Son Stanley County
nid)t mebr ~ 9roB ais Efrlber it,: Do
ftdt roS8clf6blatt porbebdlt 5vIpdter meb.
uber3 bielen @~e9enftano" au lia9en, {o tpulz
len wirGpieSmal auf feline ldnoere Gntz
9e9nung ODER 8elpredung bieler Braae
etn9eben loheer11 warlen mas unS pae
u@pdter" brtneen mirb.
Mu@ 16etnt Ser 1eue l1nbefannte ni1i
gut auf unlere County @pmmi0dre ~
ipre9en 3u fem unb ininuirt losar, tab
Won9es i'm County paro ntellet9t nt9t
NIT re@ten Din9en 3u9ebt 1unb bab unz
lere tp(roisen @ommi6dre nidt III ben
sel9eutef ten Qeuten 9eb1ren. XIII: '%|
Da mir nt6t CUR Court 5ausGltque~
9ebDren uni. oober ou9 ni1t BE @r16e
Der uronnebmli9fetten beurtbeilen f8nz
men, pel9e rtelelbe bur9 bic COUNTY
commit ltoners5u erpuloen baben> 70 Min
l@en pir nur, ran1entli9 i'm Sntere0e
oe6 publtfum8, oob baS @plf6blatt pa,
fir Gorge traSen {oQe v8lSde"' su te1eiz
tt9en.
Aber au9 Der uYipneer" beulmeieri
uber bic DISCRIMINATION Der 81. paul
Democratic. 'G6 1T bies gang natiirli9.
Der ""pioneer" m19te germ bic jeBi9s
Court 6au5 Clique in Mmtc erDalten
unp jerer CUTE Democrat tpet9er Cd
rpagt Elm Ganoipat fir Elm M,nt ,u leiu
miro fofcrt in ben 8onn 9ctban. 8iSber
nparen c6 bic Srldnoer> 1pel9e unter bte1em
8annz@ yltem gu leioen botten. Selblt
menn es tbnen gelan9 etnen @aneipaten
fir Elm Mmt su npmtniren, 70 rpurce rer~
lelbe t@erlib in ber @abf gel9la9en.
Die5mal aber fpmmt bic &eibe an bic
Deutl9en. Grpboem Bic 5erren 2ierau
uno Mfainser 1i6 UNI pasNmt pe9 County
Nc9ilter betpetben unb ypn &e9tsweoen
%pent90ens Elm Deutl@er ouf benz osmoz
fratil6en Gidet ietn lollte 10 1T eS tn out
unterri9teten pplitil9en &reiien perltanz
ben unp ab9ema9t> baB man bic betren
reutl9m &dmpfer ii@ 1Gon Dor ber So
mtnatton Yerbluten laBt, unb einen 6ran-
so(en fir pbiges Ntnt nomintrt.
NNo a%uf9epabt ibr 6erren> oaS
Greiten in ben etnselnen @arcs nlBt
eu9 gar nt6t6. @ebt ben 2euten auf
Die Singer welde bic &arten mi 9en
'pecr Der uScat" 1T 1T fir cud Yerlprcn,
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TIM cine Before Organization Der partei gu er.
3ielen, recommenbirt bas !@taat5 Central Cont
mittee bic 3rnennune zines Counts Commuters
in ieoem County, ~betebenb aus einem a~ftiSen,
ti9tieen &epublifaner aus jebem Wablei1rift bes
@ouuty's Der AUDI ais @origer bes @ablbe3irta
@ommittee's banoeln une bel Der 8crmabL bic in
@emabbeit bieies Mufruf5 sebalten wirb, seudbll
tperoen ipQ.
@Qe bic bic Npminirten unb prin3ipien Der re-
publifunii9en Ylrtei IN Der lebten Yrd1oentenwabl
untertuste>t, tueroen ber3lid einselaeen id BET
8el9iduns Der @onpentiOn bur@ DeleBaten 81
betbeilioen.
s. Driscpu,
u. q. Rtmball,
:: g. s. &baYer>
.. @tnclatr,
". g. CHANDLER,
fT}. Q.@. G%pllin6,
~ %. .. 9ie8ler,
"#} 80 : Committee.
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neber bic fur9tbare &otafrppbe in
ben &oblenberowerfen be6 plauen' 16et
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oatirte Seri6t aus Drespcn Dor: Sn
Dem faum 3met Stunoen Don DRESDEN
entfernten &ublenreoier awtiden @itterlee
pottl9appel uno 6dnnden bat i9 beute
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9etra9en. Sn rem freiberrli6 y. 8urot'=
iben, auf Dem romantiiGen Ylateau pes
Binrber9 ssle9enen Steintoblenlaa9ten
@cttes Se9en unp 9pfnun9 tpuren BET
&bl6iun9 Der Mann19ah beute Moreen
4 ubr. wte man bTrt, 446 8ersleute aur
eriten Ea9e6idi6t ein9efabren. &urs
mad 5 ubr erfol9te erit in Dem @ottesle>
9cnl9odte unp alSbolo aud in bem6ofz
nuns6l9a@te cine ~stpalti9e Detonatipn,
wte man %Dermutbet, bur9 19laeenee
ubDle" @etter. Cine foQo0ale Seuer=
idule itie9 aus beiren S9a9t1fnunoen
uno bat Elm fur6tbarer, aus Der Sic e
it9 entwideA1per 8ualm bis Na9mttta9
Elm 8efabren bet @ruben unn1oli9 eez
ma&t, 10 pab letper Die 8eflr9tun9 9ez
redtferti9t crl9eint, raB bic Gin abrer
iammtlt6 benz flrdterlt9 tenG ritidunes<
tope erle9en lno." Den Dresoner 0e=
meloete un9lid fol9enoen Beri9t pom
g. Mu9ut: vSn ben 9roBen Yerbunpenen
&oblenberswerten 5oHnuns6iaa6t uno
@ottesi e9en in Dem Dlauen'@den @runoe
unweit Meberbdslt9 unp %&leinaunoorf
bet Yoti9appel batten fi9 geftern frQb,
na@pem 400-45Op erlonen ein9efab,en,
po6 io%9enannte i1la9enoeB Setter e%ntsinpet
uno cine Detpnatton be~rppr9etraat bic
19 nit Der &raft eines8 ulfanS sedubert
unb @ebdlfe wte anpere Din9e emppree<
16leupert. Gem Gernebmen na9 batter
iM in Bol9e Der auberen @epitter1bmile
unten in ben Saa9ten @a6 anaelamz
melt, bic f@ nun ent3inpet uno ]oldes
unelad an9eri6tet. @ie man beflrd-
tet, fino idmmtltde 8er9leute Elm Spfer
pc6 Eooe6. Sur smet boben ii9 eerettet
unp bis setern Na6mtttae bolte man Z
Gopte berau6, pteSpuren erpber8 rtamz
melun9 At, ii9 trusen. Inter penBeraz
leuten in oben ap9esebener 3abl befnben
t@ aud 3mei Sbertetser unp spei Stre<
deniteiser."
8ts gum Mitta9 bes 5. Aus. &paren
70 2ei@tn beraussebra9t &porren. SIM
S9adt mar feline Spur BON 2ebens3etz
den tpabrnebmbar. nIT42l4& CIV
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NamfeD Gomntp s ,noentipn.

Monta9 ben 6. Geptember tritt bic
republifanifbe @p%nDention rieleS Guunz
ties su1atnmen um odt Dele3aten fit bic
am 8. September at;ubaltenpe Staot6z
@onoention su ndblen.
Die @pnpention bat NtdtS NIT BET
Nomination fir County Nemter uno
Mitaliecer bet @etB9ebun9 gu tbun uno
miro fir cielen 3ned Stiinfti9en Monat
cine bel oneere @pnvention anberaumt
rreroen.
Ga eebt ras Yerildtt IN eemofrptii4en
Eager, paB penn bte @ourtbau6 Clique
iie9t> Die un;ufriecenen unp 9el6lo9enen
pemptrattfden Ganpipaten Ill ibrsm Yriz
oatYer9nii9en Gin unatbaneioe8Ti det oufs
iteQen 1peroen.s 8ir babcn jepenfua6 fem
SntereHe IN ;pieiems ibrirerli9en t3wilt,
tInne11 e6 abcr Semen nidt %rerrcnffn,
>penn fc ei"er Clique %oppouiren mcld)e
spt1@en ibnen uno Der 6fentli@eu& rippe
febt. 49,
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Walbi in Der &rte9szMi
rifter bat einen Befebl erla0en, pel@t
Mniieelern Yerbietet i1& .ouf Milftair
Relerpotiunen nieper gu la0en.
- Sarnita9 &par Der mdrmte Sag bfe
in tieiem CONNER. Der Gbermpmete
itane abmt9lelnp Son $50 bis 1O5t
@rao Tabrenbeit. .:as
80 afbin ston.-Die Earif uni
@tsuer @eieBe iouen mppifsirt tperoe,,
New Yorf.- Man erroartet baf
binnn tpenisen Gaaen cine neue Grpeoi=
ton na@ Cuba entpeoer yon bier poe1
8ofton ab9eben wiro. Der &uneeS=
MarlbaQ bat ue'n6ttt9en Dcri6t6maBz
re9eln gctrofen um taSMualaufen ireent
pel@er TtQibuter .Grpeoitton na9 Guba
su %oerbinbern. '::@' .
- Drei MiQipnen Dollars in @plo
rpuroen an Elm prpmincntes 8anttaus
iber o{e paci7c8abn na9 ct. GranciScp
Serl1ift.
- II GdQe pom @pnnenfi9 erei9nez
ten f'b am b%eutiaen Sage.
New yprf.-Da6 5sfament unb
SnYentar peS oeritorbenen Nncrew Butz
let, 8ruper peS @eneral g.. s. Butler
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ben Sei@nam elmer Trau. Der Coroner
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batten einen 2ei9enbei tatter na6 Dem
9aule 9elanct uno Beipe i~treiten 1i6 UNI
bic G9re> oab8 esrdbniB gu baben. Mitt=
lerweile bleibt Die 2ei9e unbeeroi9t.
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@dn9erz8un pereen ii9 at, Der Sum-
bp'otfeter betbeiaen.
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einen bpben @rac errei9t. De- Gberz
mometer Ssiste $50 lis 1912 Gabrenbeit.
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wurce BON benz @eridt6bpfe gu Carlisle
pa.> zines at 5enrY @tomm Yeribten
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rerurtbeilt. paul @Gappe murpe in
oemielben Termtn gum Tppe Yerurtbeilt.
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tpbt.
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Sunction@itY, &anlas> bat NIT $4,000
taQirt.
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it6rte bic SfFce beS 3abnar3tes d..
@anser uno Gi9entbum I'M @ertbe DOT,
$4,000.
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bic fu@ti9en @arliten in ZEN @ren3=
Yrupinsen.
$4,000 &rbeiter in Barcelona ba<
ben einen @trife eema@t unp serlanae,
bpberen Nrbeitslobn.
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r1atren elmer llrfunce iber bic @ei1atipt1
@ubaS unter3eidnet ieien.
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unter pplo &puroen bon ben &egterunos<
truppen seldla9en uro ibr &nflbrer &C.
tan9en 9enommen.
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ri6 bier Elm.