Wilmington journal., 1874-09-04
NO. SO.

From the Seaboard to the Mountain
North Carolina shouts for Joy.
Farewell Carpet-Bagggcrs and Seal
lawags.
Call and get your tickets for Sal
| Lake.
Good Old State forever.
Carolina, Carolina, Heavens blessings a
tend her,
While we live We VIII cherish. protect aE'
defend herr
Another pyramid on wagon drawn
by two horses was q scene repre-
senting the sepulchre of the Radica
Party. Beneath weeping willow
stood monument inscribed: Conc to
the land OF rest-C Civil Rights.
On anot her broken column was in
scribed: Eight years old and broken
down.
On another shaft was inscribed
Sacred to the memory of Eadicalism.
White Immigration.
On large Banner appeared the fol
lowing timely accIostic:
Backward, turn Northwar,i, oil: lost Carpet
8agger,
Obiter Dictums has led you as,r,y.
Ashe ans! McK0y, Kerr aI.d Wa i,iel com mand
you,
Norment AMI Strudwick vii. sho p you tic viv
Eagelhard Speaks with the voice OF the people,
fsusseli, the renegade, heard Inn :.nc covers;
e-randly our own 30 ollierEcs arises
Eveay bold aspirant yields to his power.
Son OF thunder, George DAYS is ours
On a pyramid on Il wagon drawn
by two horses was inscribed: Tic
W. tLMINGToN JOURNAL-ReDrese,9 ed
by heavy piece Of ordnance, pouring
forth death and destruction into the
ranks OF Radicalisn.
On the opposite side of the same,
was an illustration OF the Civil Rights
E9g-represented as having been laid
by an unhealthy looking fowl, with the
following inscription: dc hen dat laid
dis egg wasn't healthy.
Opposite the above was inscribed:
The end of Purnell-illr strated by a
man submcrg IN 1 JOt, with his
heels only visible above water.
On the opposite OF this appeared the
representation of strong vauIt-the
Treasury OF North Carolina. into
Which the hand OF Civil Rights was
attempting 20 enter, but the hand of
the people interposc3 and thrusts it
aside.
Another large banner, with tho fol-
loving inscription, was conspicuous:
Ihe E"cRijtD represented by q
Jach-hss tied TO Il hrohcn Post-Car-
pet-bagger, with satchCl in hand. cyi-
IDENTIFY intent on making his crit. when
Il negro il: the distance cries out.
''Take de jack Ass via you; he done
broke de Post.
{ l.,
tanner appeared the face of we'll
known Civil Fighter, Who was repre-
s'ntod rs making desperate efforts to
relieve himself OF the embrace of ne
gro, below which was The following in
scriptlon, "Cantwe!i Take Him In" =
Another amusing representation was
the room formerly occupied by Car
wherein he left all his
possessions, consisting of acct
ton SHIRT, paper collar, slouched hat.
&c, and appended was the following
notice from the hotel keeper: To Ma.
tional Hotel, Fol one weeks s board, sd.
n. B.-Unless paid immediately Bag
ger will be sold.
Another fine scene was that of a
sturdy Mountaineer, on horse back.
the glorious news from the
mountains to the SeabOard.
A large and fine banner bore the
following inscription: Sic ,Scna2,cr
1yra51sfS; represented by the Coat of
AIMS of Virginia.
lNo17ai'a0 star q large game cock, |
with the inscription, l feel, I feel Ike
I Morning Star.
One Of the finest transparencies in
he procession was one representing
ife size portraits Of our successful
Mckoy, WaddeIl and Nor |
nent. On one side was the Goddess |
If Justice holding the scales of JUS |
ice in her hands. On the other side
the Goddess OF Liberty. with
scroll upon which was inscribed, |!
and State Rights. i
In connection with the above We feel |
to say that our young
riend Capt. L. ID. Watson, who came |
lown with the Fayetteville delegation,
5 especially worthy of mention. Him
elf, and his squad, who had in charge |
he gun of that delegation, were al
rays at their proper place and On
lme. The sand-hills of Wilmington
7ere no impeachment to them. At |
very corner they were sure to be
card from.
The late hour at which we write and |
he alarm of fire which is now being
compels rs to stop for the
resent.
EMISSIONS.
In our report OF the Examinations by
ur cltlzcns on Thursday night several
rrors crept into our report and num-
rOIls omissions were unintentIOnally |
made 1t was our purpose to have
,ivcn each aud every oneOf our friends
passing notice, but we got too full OF
Jubilee, and forgot where our best
riends lived. On Front street the
'flice OF Mr. Harding Johnson, al
hOugh northern gentleman by birth
nd of only few years residence in
'Tr city, entered into orr festivities
With a hearty good viii. His Office
vas beautifully illuminated and dis
'layed much taste III It's arrangement.
On the corner Of 4th and Orange
treets, the residence OF our esteemed |
riend Capt. John l.. cartwright, was
.lso magnifcently Illuminated. in
act it was conceded to be one Of the |
in the city.
On Market street, the house of Dr.
lhomas Is. Carr was beautifully lin
and numerous mottos and i'll
criptions were displayed from the
erauda and windows The doctor gave
lis residence an unusual amount of |
ttcntion.
VanOrsdell's gallery, always Il pic
place, was exceedingly SO on
Thursday night. 1t was Illuminated !
n the finest style, and from each pane /
II the windows was displayed the por-
rait Of some one OF our distinguished |
nen and successful candidates.
The residence OF Ms w. l.. Becry,
N Front street, deserves especial men
ion. Tue large flower garden III
ront OF the house looked IS ii the |
aries had campcd there for the night.
from every shrub and lush it looked !
IS ii magic lamp was hung. The |
esidenee Was also, illuminated in
grand style.
The yard and residence Of NJ. i. |
7. Lord, nearly opposite, was, also,
illuminated. Chinese |
antcrns, and other illuminated de-
ices were in great profusion.
Mr.. Dummelandt's residence, on |
princess, between 9TH and 9th streets, |
vas beautifully decorated, and was