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HONDURAS.
A Town Taken and PilIaged by Half
RarbarOus Indians.

A Town Taken and Pillaged by Half.
BarbarOus Indians.
BELIZE, Honduras, July Is, via. Havana.
,July 2l.-Tha san SalF2dOFian troops COM
handed by Madian, alias Mendenet2, oceu-
pied OmOa, Honduras, on the 18th. Tie
town itself was defenceless, and was soon
in the hands ofthe San Salyadorisns. The
Honduras fort fired on the town, killing
seven San Sslvadorians. Some Of the balls
penetrated the British Consulate and other
buildings. The San Salvadorians then
took the women and children ofths town,
including tho wife Of President OF Honduras
and placed theIR on the main street
where they all remained as hostages
the San Sslvsdorians threatening 10
shoot them unless The fort SUI
rendered. The Hondurian commander
surrendered on the 10th. Mendenta forced
the International Railway employees into
his service, taking possession Of the road
and snspendiag work and the running oi
trains. TIE San SSlvadorian troops are
demoralized, and II Is feared they VIII com
NIT outrages on the people. P1liaging Il
already insugurated. Mendenta has com.
PEELED acting Ceresceneo Gomez, 10 nomi
nate him, (Iendenta) as President O
Honduras, the Inauguration occurring OF
the 18th. The Uondurians were ayerse 70
the Inauguration, and none we're present at
the ceremonies, while many fed to tht
woods. Jose Maria Msdini, the real Presi
dent Of Honduras. is near San Pedro and
Is likely 10 attack OmOa. The British 3nC
SDanish Consuls ask for war vessels to pro
feet The interests Of British and Spanish
subjects. -.
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NEW YORK.
Rusiness Items-Cheap FreiEhts.

Business Items.-Cheap Freights.
New YORK, Aug. 1.-The shipment of
specie to-day half million dollars Ia coin.
Great activity at the Custom House, owing
to the new tariff thousand cases Of goods
were Withd avn from the warehouse.
The Central Erie aud Pennsylvania
Railroads to-day rednced freight rates to
to West at 45 to IS per cent. The
change is for Que mon h only, in order to
break down old contracts which are detri-
men, al to the roads.
1t Is stated the London pool in Erie
stock dissolved. The Erie Railroad Com
pany abolished the detective burea Of the
road.
Hunters Point still Burniog-A Ca.
mat Boat Expf0des.
The fire at Hunters Point is still burn
ing though there is no danger of it extend
ing seriously. a canal boat laden W 'th oil
exploded during the night, alarming the
whole neighborhood but doing no further
damage .han the destruction of the craft.
Losses by fires during the night 5000.
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NORTH GASOLINE.

Up to this hour g A. NJ all our dis
patches from this hoty contested field are
of the most cheering character, indicating
the triumph Of the Greeley ticket. Should
the morrow bear ont the in'piiing promise
thus held forth, & is indeed signal victory
for The people over the corruptionists. The
Radical administration have concentrated
every influence at their command to carry
the old North State. A whole cabinet have
persmbalsted, the State. The Federal
Treasury has been depleted for
corruption funds. The most absurd and
outrageous cansrds have found willing
listeners among the gullible negroes; while
all purchasable "white trash" has been
bought up at its own figures. In such a
struggle, defeat would not have been dis
couraging; but success well, the doom Of
Radicalsm is sealed.
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THIRD DISTRICT.
Cot, John n. Savage Responds 40
Cali CpeR Him 60 Become /" Cah"i'
date for Congress. ....r-,s-


Col, John H. savage Responds 10 q
Cali CpoR Him 90 Become Csnaf'
date for Congress. .r-s-
From the McMinnviIle New Era Aug. j.
McMIxSvrILE, Tenn, July p, 1872.
--Messrs. Geo. NJ. Smart, VIM. Clark, b.
], Hill, John W. Ford and others: ten
tlenan-geur card as above, and which
was published In the Ne,1 Era Of the 18TH
inst requesting that my name be put pc
fore the people OF the Third Congressional
District rs q. candidate, las been seen and
considered. In my opinion II Is better 70
have the good viii and confidence 81 oio
friends and neighbors THAI 20 possess great
riches or fill high offices; and you VIII a-io"
me TO tender TO you, and other hlenas VINO
have expressed similar opinions, my s'n-
cere thanks for the compliment. 49,,
Since the war | have not expected 70 hi
any public office, being willing TO 90 my
duty in a private station, and l nov regret
to have a contest with political friend Tor
any position, and shall be content the
people of the district shall find among the
distinguished gentlemen who desire to rep
resent them one better qualified to promote
the general welfare. Yet [ am ready 10 &C
CoT6 WIKI EL6LlLl0cs AiltA AL ~ SAAN
ability, any position to which my country
men may assign me.
Having lived through the long night Of
military despotism which has darkened the
land-now that a bright day is manifsstiJ
dawninc, no impulse or personal ambition
on nv part shall impede che m0yelnents q
those patriotic columns (now unitedl rep
resented at Cincinnati and Baltimore, who's
march "a onward to the re-estsbl shmen5 q
peace, good viii, and civil liberty through
out the land. -. !.
The people have been sad ss a nation y
exiIes for theiast ten years. They are nov
gladly returning to the government OF oui
ancestors, and to re-establish Win La
power and emphasis Of nations WIN, ht
principle that ours is a government iounde'
upon the consent Of ths governed, an,
| limited by written law which neither fresl
dent nor military commander dare violate
But it is not proper to discuss political CUES
tons in this letter, which ought TO be briei
Very respectfully, your fello" citizen,
JOHN II. SAVAGE.
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publican Convention Rev. W ". Merritt
temporary chairman, was made permanent
President. TIE Democrat Convention or
ganized by eleeting Gen. Dodge permanent
Chairman, each with the usual number OF
Vice Presidents and Secretary. The ticket
agreed upon By the Committees was pre-
scented in each Convention and endorsed by
both. Resolutions were adopted BY the
Liberal Republican Convention endorsing
the Cincinnati platform and nominees.
The Democratic resolutions simply endorse
the action of TIE Baltimore Convention and
pledge cordial support to the State ticket,
nominated by the dointi LIBERAL and Dem
ocratic Convention to-day.
n On adiournnIspt both conyeEtions joined
and marched togetlierito the Public Square
where the two presiding officers exchanged
salutations, and speechFs were made BY J..
b. tirinnel and several others. In the
evening there was a parade Of The Greeley
Club and speaking'in the Public Square.
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NiEAlCO.
Amnesty and its Result.

MATAMoRAs, Aug. 1.-The military au-
tborities to-day announced that a general
amnesty bad been proclaimed at the City
of Mexico, embracing all engaged in the r.
cent revolution, restoring them to their civil
and political rights. Congress has also or
dered a general election for President Of the
Republic TO occur shortly.
The insurgents are laying down their
arms and submitting to the government
which js extending all leniency to insure
perE.ct peace. Dispatches report the In
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The Cincinnati Gazette says Of Senator
Sumner after reading his letter to the col
ored population: HE rehashes old stcries
and jlirs the Democracy" What viii the
Gazette and the Grant party generally say
now that Hon. n. p. Banks, Of Massachu-
Sets, has declared for Greeley aud Brown.
Mr.. Banks, formerly Speaker Of the House
Of Repr sentatives, and now Chairman Of
the Committee on Foreign affairs, has been
for many years the ablest Republican in
the Federal House Of Representatives. 1t
matters not how North Carolina has gone,
the Modern Ulysses viii soon cease his
Presidential wanderings.
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THE INDIANS.
Hostile Demonstrations Against VAN
des bilt's survey.

Hostile DemOnStrntbOns Against Nan-
dei bits survey.
CHICAGO, Aug. Ia dispatch from
Fort s. ly. Dakota, received at Sioux City
yesterday, says the Yellowstone expedition
which reBdevouzed at Fort Rice for the
purpose Of guarding the surveying party OF
The Northern Pacific railroad, was all ready
TO march on the morning Ofthe 10Th inst,
and Undoubtedly left at that time. The
Indians are very hostile and it is almost
certain viii attack the party.
1t is reported that they fred into herd
belonging to an escort near Fort Rice, kill
ing several head of cattle, but did Lot sue
coed in stampeding the herd.
To-day has been issue day for beef at
the Cheyenne agency and many hostile In
dams came in. They made a raid on the
ferry boat at the agency and the military
had TO be called out to recover it.
A courier is expected to arrive at Fort
Sully in a day or two, when the latest news
from the expedi ion will be received.
The Oufrages ON the Texas Border.
NEW YORK, Aug. IA Brownsville,
Texas, dispatch says that TIE cause Of the
continued Indian depredations, as yester-
day developed by the evidence before the
American Commissioners there, was owing
10 the fact that the K 'ckapoO indians, who
were colonized in Mexico during the war to
av id conscriptioD, make use Of Mexican
territory as refuge, they nov claiming 70
he citizens Of that country. These hlcka'
DOCS were dis>uaded to return to their OWL
territory by the Mexican officers and the
United States will he now advised oy the
commissioners 10 insist On their return lc
their reser EatiOn iu Kansas.
Grants Peace.
BR1wNsvILLE, Aug. 1.-The evidence
taken to- day before the Frontier Commits
sion Con depredations, duplicates Cen
| Cortinas as assisting thieves in crossing
herd of stolen beeves over the Rio, feeding
his troops on the meat and selling the hide;
! for his own, benefit. Ii establishes that eighty
miles of the most fertile river frontier o
Texas is opposite the camp of the kickapot
Indians, are unsettled on account OF
| the Insecurity of life and property from
their raids, headed by the Mexicans.
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GENEVA.
A snnvlementary squabble.

LoSDoN, Aug. LA dispatch from
Geneva to day SAYS the English representa-
tives have presented to the Board supple
mentary case establishing, in belief OF the
s:grers, that England faithfully executed
her laws In connection With the Confeder-
ale cruisers. The American agents have
In consequence submitted retOrt to The
effect that the question cannot be judged
from the mere local standpoint Of English
Law alone, and arguing that England's La
biiity tor the ravages committed BY the pri-
vateers arises principally from her non-fal-
fIlment of maxims Of international law.
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30 i'm the shade.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. l.-SesrIy dozen cases
of suustrokes have occurred here since
MONDAY, about on half Of which were
ia al. Monday and Tuesday we're the hot
tesL Of The season, The mercury reaching 70
in the shade, bat the storm yesterday moo.
fed the heat very Ruch.
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ARKANSAS.
xo..o ,1nif.anfInrre.

LITTLE Rock, Aug. Parties from
Pope county this evening report arme0
bands of militia still at Ia &c, notwllh stand-
ing the Governors command for them 70
disband. Everybody is now looking for the
Governor 20 declare martial las and many
merchants are removing their goods ana
families from the county.
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Negro Hanged by a Mob: for Arson

BALTIMORE, Aug. 1.-Monday mght
while three negroes were being taken 70
jail in Elk on, Cecil county, for burning the
house of Mr.. Griffith, TO which they con-
fessed, a party Cften or twenty men IN CHS,
gus9 took the prisoners from the uihcer aIo
hanged john Jones TO a tree wherc The oooy
was found Tuesday morning. the late o.
tie other negroes is unknown.
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MR. GREELEY AND HIS sUPPORT
ELS.

The attempt of the Grant organ in New
York city to damage the candidacy of Mr..
Greeley by imputing TO him the alleged sins
of all bis supporters is too absurd to have
any iLfiuence with sensible people. The
Chicago Tribune sees this and retOrts
that .r
ssMr. Greeley is supported in the State Of
New York, by class of men who are in
ferior TO none others in the United States.
The old constituencies of Silas Wright and
Martin Van Buren,, Democrats, Wings, and
Republicans, know his integrity and know
his capacity, and support him as the fitting
man 10 bring back the government TO its
ancient purity. The selection of John
Morrissey, and holding him up as
a sample of the men who support
Horace Greeley, is very weak device,
and can hardly be expected to influence in
telligent persons. John Morrissey is q
gambler by profession, bur he gamNles with
bis own moaey. John Morrissey is as
respectable as the man Chamberlain, who
is also q gambler, and who is the personal
associate of Gen. Grant. Gen Grant &C
cep.ed from Chamberlain the gift of a cot
tage at Long Bronch, knowing that one OBJ
iCct Of the gift was 10 attract more visitors
to Long Branch, and, consequently, more
persons % Chamberlain's gambling rooms.
Il has never been charged that MIR. Greeley
has doue any act 10 draw customers TO
M"Iri>sey's gambling house, or to any
o,hrr institution that kind. The person
al habits and tastes of the two men-Grant
and G7pelry-leave 10 doubt that, ia
private life rs well as off ial life, their asso-
cations are and will be different. Sir.
Greeley has no taste for horse-raring, dog
lighting, or drinking, and, of course, tn II
large class of persons who indulge in these
luxuries will disappear from about the
White House If he he elected. The change
cannot lie for the worse. As Mr.. Greeley
is no gambler, lac will have 10 dealings with
Aiorrissey or Chamberlain. As he will not
accept presents, he will be under no obliga-
tiuns 10 appoint men to offi"e who send bin
bonds, MORTGAGES, houses or dogs. As be
will GIVE bis election TO the whole people
be viii be under no necessity to select such
nleD as Peter Sweeney, Dan Sckles, Charley
Spencer, Tom Murphy or Boss Tweed fol-
important trusts. As he will not purchase
votes, he will be under no obligations to or
der TIE payment of stale and fraudulent
claims. As he does not seek the Office un
der promise that he sha make so mucl
money during his term, he will not wan
the services of any professors in the scienc
Of addition, division and silence. Horace
Greeley's supporters are to be found upoI
tie farms and in The workshops of tn
country, and he need feel no shame in re
cosnizing them. When elected, he will b.
Hdel no apprehension that any visitor vii
remind him If the GLORIOUS drunk" the
had in ST. Louis, nor how the visitor csT
ried him in his ox-cart to the barracks i
Oregon. Mr.. Greeley will have no dOoi
IsepeIs, male or female, to sell consulship
or general orders, and will not belong to an
'mess' TO be supported by pickings frol
the custOm-house."
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EMANCIPATION DAY.

One Continued ROw-RazOrs, Clubs
Fists and Pistols.
CIXCINNATI, Aug. The colored PEG
pie of CoyingJon aid Newport went oa az
excursion up the river TO day TO celebrate
their emancipation. They had no special
police. The excursion was Que continued
row. RszMs, clubs and fists were used ana
pistols were drawn. The speeches ana
other ceremonies were abandoned and the
boat returned as soon as possible, the hght
continuing nearly all the time. Many were
bruised but none dangerously hurt.
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.npnEmE IunaE>HIP.

The returns which we have receired in
dicae the election to the Supreme Judge
ship Of Judge Mcfarland, the incumbent,
hT Iarpe majority. @
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TIE TURF.

LoxDoN, Aug. 1.-The race forthe Good
Woo cup occurred to-day and was won oy
Fovorius, Albert Victor second, NtTdure
third Only i've horses ran. The course
was two miles and half
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FOREIGN. 2
GREAT BRITAIN.

Explo4f0n 81 Can COTTON -duffow y
-za cope Of Premier Gladstone. 80
raLoNDoN,Aug. L---AtIantity OF gun-cottoii
prematurely exploded this aftei noon while
some evperiments were being performed, a.
which Gladstone and the Commissioner
of Buildings were present. Fears were en-
tertained that those gentlemen were hart
There was no damage however, with the
reception Of breaking hundred windows
in the Treasury building.
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THE St. Louis Times estimates hal there
were $1,000 non voting citizens Of Missouri
ia 1870 who are now enfranchised, and
three fourtts of whom will vote for Greeley,
thus insuring gain Of $4,000 on the Lib
ersl majority Of 1870, even allowing that
the entire negro vote goes the other way.
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WASHINGTONl

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The Comptroller
Of Currency notified the Secretary OF the
Treasury to-day that $l,31l ,2l0 of circu-
lstiEg notes have been issued during the
month Of July under the act of July II,
1870, aud the Secretary ofthe Treasury has
given notice of the withdrawal of the same
amount of3 per cent certificates, as provided
BY that act.
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Mrs. Ciem.

g. sANAPoLIs, IND Aug. IA motion
.,.af "a h.. case e Mrs. I'm was
~ q. 81 In l. pauon ,h.s morning AID tie
1.1svller sentenced in s ecordsDce with the
verdict,
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EAST TENNESSEE.
Hamilton.

CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 1, 9:05 P. NJ
Light vote polled, not over $500 in the
county. Cooke, for Supreme Judge, about
/ 500 majority over Mcfarland. Bean,
Radical, elected Sheriff by about 500.
Adams, Democrat, Tax Collector by about
so. Crowder, Radical, Trustee BY about
so. Election quiet with no excitement.
The contest for county officers was rather
personal than political.
MeMinn.
PC ATHENS, Aug. l.-Vote at Athens dis
trict: Mcfarland l43; Cooke ia. GOuldy,
DEM, for Sheriff, IA; Porter, Radical, us.
Other districts not returned.
LoudOn.
LoUpoN, Aug. Returns for Loudon
precinct: Cooke l25; Mcfarland l24. Sup
posed to be shout even in the county.
greene.
GREEEEvILLE, Tenn, Aug. Half the
county is heard from. Mcfarland 800
Cooke none. The county will give McFsr-
land about 500, and Cooke from 8 TO 10
Knox.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. mcfarland:
majority inKnox county is about 800. vii
Ii ans, Conservative, is elected District At
torney by $50. The other officers are
Radica, by consider able majority.
HambI
MoRRIsTOwN, Tenn, Aug. L. In
districts of Hamblen the vote stand
for Supreme Judge, Mcfarland 75s; Cook
10; two small districts to hear from whicl
will increase McF vote to about 90C
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GERMANY.
ChOleFRfc,

BERLIN, Aug. 1.--Three cases OF Asistic
cholera have occurred in this city. F,
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CONDENSED TELEGRAhS.

John A Logan spouted at Atchison, Ks,
last night.
senator Carpenter spoke an hour and
half at Milwa skee yesterday.
Postmaster Cresweil wasted two hours at
Jacksonville Mich, yesterday.
The Rsds have got negroes at various
points in the North to hold Indignation
meetings against Charles Sumner.
A bridge or the Cairo aid Nlncennes
railroad gave way yesterday, killing one
workman and injuring five others.
An engine jumped the track at Psines'
vile, o., yesterday, killing the conductor
and seriously injuriDg The fireman.
Chicago concludes that the missing man
ager of The French band has been foully
murdered, because his accounts are found
all ri lit.
The question Of forcing corporation N o
bankruptcy for failure to pay interest on us
bonds, is being tested in Pittsbnrg.
The Southern Dental Association, when
has been in session at Richmond, va Tor
three days, has adjourned to meet III BATH
more next July.
The American denizens of Paris Donized
the Herald Stanly with dinner "Wednesday
night. He left for London yesterday.
Spain is Offering per cent interest on
new bonds-rather low state OF credit.
A Universal Teachers Association Is
proposed under tie Presidency OF q Society
at Geneva, Switzerland.
A reception given by Admiral Alden, 70
the Prince and Princes IS Of Wales, on BOARD
his feet off Southampton, is described as
an exceedingly brilliant affair. Gen. Shef
man and Bishop MeIlvaiee wtra pr eseiiI
Benny, pupil of r alma, ard in his da!
| . ,y.-,, ,olos,-..a n oo..- ord f-iond Of ADO
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MEMPHIS. Aug Election to-day pass
ed of quietly owing to the extra precau-
tons taken to prevent trouble. II is be-
ieved the entire Democrat county ticket
was elected, though by greatly reduced
msjority. q -
LATER.-The county election passed of
quietly in the city. The Democratic ticket,
with Doyle f1r Sheriff, is elected by about
800 majority. In, one of the country dis
tficis there was some shooting, and two
men are reported killed. Mcfarland, for
Supreme Judge, has 1000 majority.
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Senator schurx.


RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 1.-Senators
Schurz and Upton passed through this
city THIS afternoon. They we're met in this
city by a large crowd, and an effort was
made TO detain Scl.urz to address the pee
pie Of Richmond, but previous engagements
prevented him from stopping.
Vermont.
BURLINGTON, VT, Aug. 1.-The Dem
ocratic and Liberal Republican State Con-
ventions met here this molning.
The two conventions appointed a com
mittee of conference who were not ready TO
report until Az. M, when the conventions
reassemb!ed, each in It's own hall. The
following is the list agreed upon: For Gov
ernor, A. 3. Gard1.er, Liberal, and f. T
Lieutenant Governor, W. II. Bingham,
Democrat. Treasurer, Henry Chase, Dems
ocrat. Electors were also nominated. The
| convention then adjourned to the open air
| where speeches were made for two hours,
| by ]. S johnson, Of Oregon, Jas. T. Thayer
and E, o. Perrin, of New York.
Iowa.
DEsMoINEs, Iowa, Aug. 1.-The Dem
/ ocratic and Liberal Republican State Con
ventions of Iowa to nominate candidates fol
CLAtc OLuCcS, CASc p NOFCAl vi ohu 20 49,
ant Governor and for Presidential Electors
met here at II A. NJ. to-day, one at the
| Marshall Hall and the other at the court
house.
The Democratic Convection organ zee
temporarily by electing Rev. w. W. Mem
temporary chairman. Committees ON Cre
dentIals, Organization, Resolutions ana 0
Conference were appointed, and recess
taken till p. NJ.
The Liberal Convention elected j. r
Duncomb temporary chairman, appolnIe'
various committees, including conference
committee, and also took recess till 81 N
During recess the two conference com
mittees met and agreed upon the feliowm!
ticket: For Secretary of State, Or. h. =
Guilbert; for State Treasurer, Nj. j. IL
Holfe; for Audi '.r. } 4. tssseIly; Tor Al
torney- General, At {; tor Register .
Land Office, .,Iatco G's-i - 'f Presloen..s
Elector for State a. Ia =, Ial. FltzDenI !;
Warren, Liberal Republican, and !. p
! Fouke, Democrat. Two candi lates on ID
state ticket are Repuhlicans, and TIRE
Democrats. Es -ag w
On The reassembling Of she Ltbsrsl -
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bly, defeated. The remainder Of ticket
was elected by close vote. Heavy increase
in Radical vote. .rgf. ~ ss,Ta3s
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Glory Enough for One Day.

The North Carolina Election.