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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

DR. STEWARDS HOSPITAL INSPECTION
Dr. William ID. Stewart, special agent of the
Treasury Department for the medical inspec.
ton OF United States Marine Hospitals, who
was in Cincinnati on official duty last week,
has returned to this city. The Cincinnati
Chronicle says Of his labors in that city:
"His examinations were thorough, and his
ample experience in connection with hospital
service qualities him to Judge with accuracy
and impartiality as to all the subjects of his
inquiry. His reports to the Department, we
have reason TO believe, have been characterized
by ar unusual completeness OF research, intel.
ligent judgment, watchful care for the welfare
OF patients as well as for the Interests OF the
Government, and clearness in presenting his
conclusions"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02
STEAMBOAT LINES.

LOB LIVERPOOL AND QUEENsTOWh.
Ipmsn Line Of Mail Steamers, sailing from Ne y
York EsEkI rATUBDAY sn1 AL ~fHsk
TERNA1E DUESDAYr. SfL{H
Tickets sold TO and from ENGLAND, 0fz-rs<-E
Irelsnd. and the Continent.
For full Information apply TO JOHN e.. DALE
Agent, IL Broadway. New York, or
MIDDLE Ton & CO,
BiNhERS.
srs4 Wsshin yton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

PERSONAL. Manuel X. Garcia, Mipister
from the Argentine Republic, is az the Metro
politan. ''''Colonel John Il. Brewnlow, of
Tennessee, is at the National. ....Vice Pres.
ijent Colfax has returned to San Francisco
from Yo Semitic, Mrs. Coliax's health having
improved. ...'Henry w. Lopgfellow aud fam
lily have arrived in New York from Europe,
and are at the Fifth avenue Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

THE PRESIDENT, accompanied by Gen. Por-
ter, left Washing last night en- route to Sara
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

WIN. ID. AVERY, ESQ, has been appointed
Chief OF the Appointment Bureau of the
Internal Revenue Once in place of Mr.
Huntington resigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

APPOINTMENTS BY The PRRsIDBNr.-The
Pres dent made the following appointments
last evening before his departure:
VIM. Gouverneur Morris to be U. Marshal
for California, vice Charles w. Rand, sas.
pended.
Olaiborn r. Mobley to be u. S. Attorney tor
the southern dis ;rict of Florida.
Walter Q. Gresham to be Judge Of the U. s.
Cour. for Indisua.
SENIOR DoMINae RuIsH, one Of the Cuban
representatives, had private interview with
the President Of an hours duration yesterday,
the result Of which has not transpired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02
MRS. STOVES BYRON STOR VI NOT
COMPLETE Or AUTHENTIC

LONDON. sept 2.-The solicitors OF Lady By.
rons family assert that Mrs. Stoves article on
the subject Of the separation of Lord and LADY
Byron is not complete or authentic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02
[By Bankers and Brokers' TsIegrapA, Jane, N

~ BdnkeTS and Br0keTS Tefe0Tdph, James A.
GassdUay, operator.
Lewis johnson d 90 quote stocks and bonds
IN nome AND foreign mar kets as follows:
NEW YORK. Sep. 2.-Second Board-U. y 6is,
1871, coupon, 123; 5.20's, lSe2. coupons I23
l64, coupons, l22E; IS6s. coupons l2l 4; 1856.
coupon. new. l2lS; Saws, l56, coupon,
l2lR; Saws, ls6s, coupor, I2Ik; lO-40's, Jup.,
ll2, ex-dIy; Currency 6's, III; Pacific Mail,
s0h; Ohio and Mississippi Oertncates, % n ;
Martposa, Z; Atlantic Mail, none; Canton,
none Cumberland, 81; Western Union Tele-
graph, Gk; Quicksilver, lax; Boston Water
Power, 1G New York Oenural, 20ik; Hud-
son, ls5k, Reading, 96A; Michigan Central,
ISi Micnigan southern, 1861; Ilnnoi,
Central, l37; cleveland and Pittsoure lOs X;
Northwest IL X; do. pref'd 93S; Cleveland &
Toledo, none; kock Island ia a; Fert Wayne,
none Alton q Terra aaute. 3ik; Toledo and
Wabash, none; Adams Express, 56K; Wells,
Fargo 10. Express, 191; United States Ex-
press, 62H; American Express. IS: Mer-
chann, Union, uS; Chicago n Alton, none;
do. preferred l5G. Market strong Gold. I3I "a
134.
TBy Cable
AoNDoh, Sept. =, I y. m.-ConsoIs, q3k
bonos, o2s, siS 65s, s31; 67's, sax; IO-sO',.
Ie&. ILLINOIS, 81 Erie, 23x. Stocks quiet
american securities easier. Weather fair AMI
iaxofable Tor growing crops
Paris, p. m.-Rentes 7If 75c.
fkAFkfokT, p. m--Bonds- IS lassk
LIVERPOOL 1 y. m.-Cotton market active
ana shade nrmer. sales 1900 bales Mid
anne Uplands, l3ki Middling Orleans, I3ka
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRv1NUB.-The receipts to-day
from this source were Sgl2,O16.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02
THE LANCAsrER RACES.

Goldsmith's Maid Beats American Girl.
LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 2.-The race yester-
day, betw' an Goldsmith's Maid and American
Girl, was won by the former. Time-2:IX,
2:264, and 2:30X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02
Goyernment Srcuri,ie.

WASHINGTON, Sept ,, Is6s.-Jay Cooke a.
Co, furnish the following quotations OF Gov
eminent securities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

FIFTEEN CLRREs in the Office of the Sixtb
Auditor, Treasury Department, have had de
ductions from their pay made for lost tim by
arriving late in the morning or leaving before
the hour for closing he office in the afternoon,
during the month of August. 1t is understood
mat deductions are 10 be made in like mapne
IN other bureaus of the Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

TaE sgssGRIsnHs sl1s HAyl THIS sd2 pay s.II. nl.
H,h streets. In Hooeh new bnii1inS..
Our new store VII bs opsnsd % the ~ blic %
and s1len6id assorfnent Of evefythisS in our hne.
ThsnkinG the public 70! pest iavorS, We hope %
We shall at I'll tines sndsavoI 20 merit.
US sMITH eTBON0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02
Baltimore Stock Market To-day

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2.-wm. Fisher A Sons
quoet-Nlrginia SKIES, ls6S. So bid. 81 asEad.
90 le6I. 81 asked; 40. coupon, old, s5K asked
North Carolinas, new, a. bid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

IA Springfield man has found new class
o. 'exempo-" TO an advsrtiseOsat calling
ior eoverness, he appsnds tAe words, mo
Woman's rights woman wanted"
@AmoDg other amusements a. MarthA's
Vineyard, during the late eamp.meetine, was
q boat-raee coutended BY Miss Ward and M,xs
Summer. The latter won, and Was TIE ssl3elle
OF the BllH."
~McGuire WAC cut his vifes thro.. a.,
Hartford, objected 20 have his picture !. -.
for publication, because he Was not dressed in
his best clothes. W.
ga refrtGeratsr ship. the William r.n,r
from New York, recently loaded m psissS.
ia, VIA nesn meats. The vessel had eiS
- The SISTERS Of Mercy In a purh.u r.
,sn ,snoI cSn xsnt Iatsly struck and depsrtsd fss
ne esoonsnment Without lea ~ ~. ss 80 from
Of food. encsent allowance
vns Cninese in California ar. ,..-,
sa sSsnzeuon. The other dav \ iot - ,hiag
and roI,,n. focE, throwing down their pacrs
white msp.. ~ dod ne srass, crying. ave sabee
MAJ. a new combination OF MEALS ha. n...
silver. very mncn resembles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

A OoLoRHD MAN WELL PnovIpYp FoR-
We omitted last week 20 state tnat W. u. Saup-
oers, the colored man who spoke IN tins cIty q
snort ums unce. has 6een appointed special
Is e1,Soo year, and three dollars O day r.
sioes, mcluding Sundays, which makes his
pay 1885 per annum. and in addition 70 this,
ne ~ NE passage on all cars, steamboats,
and stAEes In the United Ssatss tint oarrv ne
oniteo states mails.-Frsderick 4 MAJ Esa.s-
o<S, rep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02
BETWEEN
wAsHIEGTON ANDNEw YORK,

Hereafter the Fine Steamships f.. q. KNIGHT
JOHN GIBSON, snt VALLEY CITY, enAk
OF the kERCHAHTS' LINE, will make 1GS[N
regular semi weekly trips beween NEWS
1Obh. ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, and
GEOkGEfONE. as follows: Leave NEW YORK
from Pier %, East river, every "WEDNESDAY
sbdsATUR DAY at p m Leave eGEORGET0WN
eyery mONDAf and THURSDAY st 10 N.
For further inform alton apply TO JOS L. GAIT
Agent. efice and wharf foot Of High St, George
town or At the corner of nth street and New York
svsn1e w THOMPSON,
an 2l-tf President,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

ERRING BUT NOBLE.
SELF HELP FOR YOUNG MEN, who having
Erred. desire 9 better MANHOOD. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes. free OF charge. Address HOW
Philadelphia, Pa INV 10 eosm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02
SUMNER RESORTS.
III ssLYNN HOUSE.

On ths HsiSh,s opposite Gsorscs7cH.
This elegant and attractive summer re- "A n n
treat is now open for the entertainment %fSAy
Of guests In Inviting the patronage of kss5HII
the public the proprtetors deem 10 only ssary
% coll attention 10 Its high, airy, and cool ocs-
non. and the unsurpassed views presented from
grounds, and TO pledge, In addition to these great
natural advantages, that Its isrder ard bar will be
kept constantly s1pplted with trsry,hinx the most
fsstfcfous taste can desire. Tue cooking shall be
unexeelled, the attention prompt and polite, and
the ch ges reasonable.
ROsslynl may be reached by the AQuedac,
Bridge. or b. the Long Bridge via Arlington
either route sfordipg q pleasant drive through
scenery OF historic interest.
je23-tf SYKES CHADWICK. Proprietors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

THE POSTAL MONEY ORDER SYSTEM be.
tween the United States and Switzerland went
into operation yesterday. This is the first at
tempt to establish the system with any foreign
Cove -pment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

New York Flour and Grain Market To-da
NEW YORK, Sept Flour I0aI5 cents
better. Wheat 3si cents better. Corn WITHOUT
decided ch ange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

COMMISSIONER DELASO yesterday submitted
all plans and devices for cancelling tobacco
ana otner revenue stamps to the followiny
committee appointed by him tc consider IN 2
matter deputy Commissioner Douglass, So.
hcitor Smith, Joseph w. Dwyer, L. w. Ell
bridge and Charles Chesley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02
ELLIS IRON BITfERS,

will enrich tn. blood and prevent ft from becom.
ing wstery and weak. give 0 healthy com plexion
restore the appetite, invigorate the system, and
tonic TO fmoart tone and strength to the system,
not Efven By bffters merely stinulsnt in their
effects; which, although they nay possess tonic
vegetable properties, cannot give the strength to
the blood which the Iron Bitters will give.
Prepared by VIM Ellis. Chemist. For sale In
Washington by KlDwELL son, PeHnsy yvanis
avenue and 18th street. my26- Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

WANT TO CONE BACK.-Several OF the citi-
zens of Alexandria city and county are de-
sIrous of returning to the jurisdiction Of this
District and with view Of testing the validi-
ty OF the retrocession of SAID city and county
to the State OF Virginia, have held a conference
and agreed that the speediest way of bringing
about an adjudication of the matter is, after
paying their State taxes to bring action in the
Supreme Court of tie State OF Virginia tor the
recovery OF the same, and in case of an adverse
decision 10 appeal to the Supreme Court of the
United States. They Will act accordingly, and
have retained VIM. A. Cook of this city as
counsel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02
SPECIAL NOTICES,
PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLEF

We are not in the habit of "puningn patent med.
icines. but chez rfully add testimony to that
Of many others in favor of this medicine The
PAIN KILLER IL invaluable fer the diseases
for which IL is recommended. Try q bottle of
IL and see II we do not state correctly.-Rom,
CffzeH. An "a In,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

ASSOCIATE JUSTICE GRIKR.-The published
statement that Hon. r. q. Grier, in consequences
OF failing health, will resign his seat as Asso
ciate Justice OF the United States Supreme
Court, is authoritatively contradicted. The
Justice, it is said, is at present enjoying good
health, and has no intention OF resigning his
position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

CONTRACTS AwARDRD.-The Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs awarded to-day contracts for
the following articles intended tor the Indian
service:
To John Dobson, Of Philadelphia, for fur.
nishing 252 SO yards Of Calico drilling, red and
blue fannels and domestics.
To Buckley, sheldon & Co., New York, for
furnishing hats, shirts, coats and pants, SOCKS
and hose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

Among the gentlemen who appeared iu cos.
tune were the followinG-A. Rogers, Jr, OF
Petersburg, Spanish 0randee; B. A. Bright
Williamsburg, Va. Don Juan; r. +. Kicks,
yr, - Charles ne Second; O. y. Luck, Of the
James p. Oowardin, Of the Richmond Dis,
pa;eh. a. French clown and Hlmpty
Dumpty; John Halle. OF FLORIDA, - Earl OF
Rocheeter; J.. B. Morson. OF Louisiana,
a. spanish NoblemAn; w. w. Merton, o(
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

MR. j. X. GoDwiE, the popular disbursing
clerk OF the Interior Department, left for his
nome this morning on a short trip for recrea
ton. While absent the duties Of his office will
De attended to by the handsome Mr.. Joseph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

THE DIFFICULTIES between the souatters Ind
the railroad employees in the Cherokes neu
tral lands have compelled the Secretary of
war TO order company Of cavalry to that To-
cality. The railroad authorities having ac
quired title to the lands the squatters are not
disposed to give up peScesbly, hence the dis.
turbapcfs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

IScRBAsING.-The Treasury Department.
thIs morning received sl03,5OO in fractional
currency from the New York Bank Note
PRINTING Companus. The new one and two
dollar notes, 1t is expected, will be ready for
issue about the 1st OF October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-02

GENERAL SHERMAN arrived in Augusta,
Maine, yesterday morning from Bangor. A
public reception was given him la st evening,
at the close of which he was serenaded by the
cI;Izens. The General briefly responded. He
leaves to-day for Portland.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-12-17
Removal ofHFsRbllities.

We publish this morning long list of
names Of North Carolinians whose disabili-
tics have been removed by Congress. A
like list from each Of the Southern States
it for granted that Congress will not much
longer waste time and undergo the an
noyance Of grinding out pardons by the
retail. Every Congressman and Senator
have their quota of friends whose disa-
bilities they desire to have removed, either
from political or personal motives. While
elections were pending and the bitterness
cngendered by the war and by preiudices
were rife, Congress was very chary in grant
ing these requests, but now that party neces
sites no longer require this vigilance, ano
time has somewhat Modified hostile feel
ings, we do not think that our National
Legislature will continue TO hawk its par
dons to such supplicants as will pay mos
freely in money or in the humility and du
plicity with which they make their bids.
The leading Republican papers anG
speakers of the North now advocate thu
justice and necessity of general removal
of disabilities. They say that the test
oath and disability legislation of Congress
like its reconstruction legislation, was O.
a temporary character, designed for spe
cife end. That end being accomplished
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-12-17
Increaaing the Debt.

We see our Legislature has resolved not
to increase the public debt of the State.
We accept the good Intentions of the body,
but in view OF the fact that capitalists would
hardly trust North Carolina for any further
amounts, we do not fully appreciate the
necessity for the resolution of this late day.
But we >.ould like to know how the LIE
gislature will get around the fact that the
taxes levied this year will not pay more
than the current expenses of the State Gov
eminent. Consequently the debt must be
increased about one million of dollars, be.
ing the unpaid interest upon our boz Ids.
About six hundred thousand dollars we're
collected by taxes, over and above the spe.
cial tax levied, from the people of orth
Carolina. All this has been absorbe' by
the ordinary and extraordinary exre Us IS
of the Government. The Auditors acc 7u II
discloses the startling fact that the rea 8,
urer reports seventy-si!r thousand d'Hars
spentfo contingencies. How is it posi-.
BILE, under such a state of things, to stop
the increase of the public debt. Cover.
nor HOLDEN and his Legislature know well
enough that the people cannot, with
out utter and final ruin, be taxed
to pay the interest on thirty five
millions of dollars of debt, and the
enormous expenses of their pre-
sent Government. to say nothing of Fed
eral taxes. They intend to force the
people into reputation, and they are
doing SO very rapidly.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-12-17
Taxation.

The people of the whole Union looked
with much reason to the present Congress
for reduction of taxes. During the con-
tinuance of the war, and Immediately after
its close, all good citizens submitted to
the taxes necessary to carry on the war,
both Federal and Confederate, and have
waited until they had we'll supposed the
expenses of the Government could be re.
duoed to peace footing. All eyes were
turned to the message of President GRANT
and the report of Secretary BOUTWELL,, for
some plan by which Federal taxation
could be reduced. They have looked in
vain. The energies of the people are
overburdened, and the resources of the
country heavily taxed to support the ex'
travagancies and corruptions of the Gov
eminent, and there seems to be no hope
of an early relief.
All accounts from Washington, says the
Baltimore Gazette, in discussing this sub
ject, 60 to prove that no relief is TO be ex
pected from the present Congress in the
matter of taxation. All the most onerous
duties are to be retained. The manufac
turing monopolies are to be fostered an6
encouraged. There is some talk of re
ducing the duty on bituminous coal
which can be had now in quantities at five
dollars ton, whilst the anthracite, which
will not be materially affected by the re
duction, is selling at about nine dollars
It is also proposed to reduce the duty OF
tea, coffee and sugar but as the whole ex
tent of the reduction will not exceed on.
and quarter million of dollars, the differ
ence to consumers will scarcely be felt
With respect to manufactured goods, anG
the raw material of which they are com
posed. the present tariff is not only to b,
maintained, but in some instances tn.
duty is to be increased. What, therefore
is taken off few articles that enter into
general consumption, is to be put upo,
other articles that enter into general use
The people ask to be relieved from tn,
enormous burthen of taxation, but mir
boutwell, says, No and President GRAN,
asks Congress to let the tariff laws renal,
as they are for one year longer. The re
spouse of Congress is to propose Unite,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-12-17
North Carolina Special Tax Stat. Bonds

North Carolina Special Tax State Bonds.
The carpet-bsggers appear to have got posses
sion Of these securities; for we hear OF tnem IN
every OGt-of-the-way nook and corner. large
quantity, it is said, has been gambled away by
one Of the railway presidents OF the unfortunate
State OF North Carolina. These bonds were Ia
sued in aid of existing roads and to build new
ones: but instead Of being delivered, as was re-
CURED by the eXig6ncies OF the work, were nand-
ed by the buehei baaket to officers OF the compa-
MES, who seem to be having a good time with
them. They have sold them down to twenty-sev-
en- and where they will stop remains to be seen.
Tad not the state better stop" before 1t ls too
late? Where is the committee Of investigation
n. Y. Herald.
There is food for reflection in this little
article. Short as it is, it tells of the cred
it Of State destroyed, and the prospects
OF people brought to the verge of ruin.
It contains charges which ought to be in
yestigated, and questions which should be
answered.
How comes our Special Tax Bonds I" in
every the-way nook and corner -
Upon what authority is it said that large
quantity Of these bonds has been gam
bled away by one of the railway presidents
o. the unfortunate State of North Carroll
NAP" We, too, have heard this same state
ment. Is it true Have our Bonds been
placed in the hands of gamblers Is this
report based upon positive knowledge, or
upon The past bad character of the said
president? Why does the Herald call
North CarolinG unfortunate ? Where is the
committee which was raised to be sent to
New York to investigate these very
charges Or where is any efficient or
practical method to ferret out these
E1nud5
Yes, au.foyI4aooe North Carolina had bet
ter stop before it is too late-before her
means have been SO squandered that the
ability OF her citizens will be unable to
pay the debts of the State; before her peo-
pie are compelled to repudiate it. But
how stop ? Good men have vainly endeav-
ored to apply the breaks. The 'bushel
baskets" have been, and are being, rapidly
ompted by the officials, and their "good
time" continues. Protected by party
friends in the Legislature-many of them
doubtless parties to the frauds they laugh
OF the efforts of honest men to expose
their crimes. Yes, it is high time for us
10 stop; and stop wo must, even if it is done
by measures as violent as those which have
saddled these burdens upon US.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-12-17
Tne Bench and the Press.

We learn from the Tarboro' N0rtl
Ct0OLtuiau that Captain BIGGs answered
the rule for contempt of Court growing
out Of an article in the local columns of the
Tarboro' SOmbeTneT', of which paper Gap
tain BICGs is editor in-chief. His answer
was that he published the article referred
TO as an editor, and not in the character
of an attorney; that he had always re-
gpected the Bench, and paid His Honor
on the Bench that respect due his position
as q judicial officer, and that in pennlng
the Objectionable article he intended 10
contempt of Court, and as an attorney
does not conceive that he committed a
contempt.
Judge Jones ruled otherwise, and the rule
declaring Captain BIGGs from practlclng
in his Court was made perpetual.
Such is the record of one of the most
high handed and outrageous transactions
ever perpetrated in the name and under
the authority of law in North Carolina.
A man who has brought contempt upon
himself and his official position Furnishes
LAWYER for an article in the paper of which
he is the editor He vainly attempts in
tho violent vindication of the dignity OF
the Bench to wipe out the recollection of
the disgrace he has brought upon it.
1.-The freedom of the PRESS" says the
Declaration of Rights, sis one of the great
bulwarks OF liberty, and therefore ought
,,o,,o, +, no rnstraipn1 -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-12-17
Democra1Ic vs., Radical Promises.


One day last week the Democratic LIE
oislature of Tennessee resolved to pay the
State debt to the last dollar in hard money.
The next day her securities of all grades
advanced in value, and they are still 60
ing up.
Under the combined influences OF had
zeal Governors promises, and the ordl-
nances and resolutions of Radical consul
tutionaI Conventions and Legislatures to
pay principal and interest upon the State
Iebt North Carolina securities of all
Grades have become almost worthless, and
are daily growing worse.
The credit of Tennessee is being re-
stored by Democratic reformatlons and
economy in the administration OF the State
Government. In North Carolina her credit
is being destroyed by Radical corruptions
and extravagances. The promises of the
former restore confdence-those of the
latter arc not regarded. "Stick pin
4Lorn -