Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03
Another Meeting of the K7adicaB
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to do. commenced gathering IL til,
square to listen TO the fun, and til,
disclosures Of the Radicals agains
each other. At a late hour tho street
was filled with what was intended tc
be procession, consisting Of a few
white radical, great many, negroes
some horses, s,aproportionate number ot
jackasses, one hage0let and two drums
After what was intended to be al or
ganizatiOn was effected, ". H. Moore
Guitar, Cantwcii, DrcUiBgt II, Man.
n'ng, & III o2Iae NHn"s, who were
present, addressed the crowd, and SC
much SljlyEOnseDSo was perhaps never
before at one time inflicted uion TIC
hearing Of the same number OF people.
The crowd was sorry that Guitar
gave way to Cantweh, because the
former had equally as much
point and infinitely more hrl-
NOR. Cantweli was evidently looked
upOu.1y his friends as the elephant OF
ms faction, and expectation was raised
high III anticipation that he would &c
/ deem Lis friends from the odium Ct
| ignorance and yulgarity. n paper
had been previously &pGUcd to the
| audience by Moore, which SI0'r{Y an
/ nCunccd the facts that Smith had
/ Withdrawn from the ticket for House
/ OF Representatives,, that Moore had re-
| signed his place Oh the Senatorial
! ticket and had been assigned to Smith s
| place, and that the Hon. Edward
| CantweH, (cX-secessioniat, cx-Coloncl
IL the Confederate army. eX-1nilitarY
pOtcntata and dictator OF Norfolk, &c }
had been assigned to MOore'S place ;
| ali this with the authority and Ey tho
, commands Of the Executive Commit
tee. We shall not attempt to follow
the ne}c candidate for the Senatorial
robe, through his tedious, senscIess,
place haraDgue.
The virtues Of General Lee, tile gl0-
r;ous pluck Of the Confederates at
Chancelleryillc, at BentonsviIle. Peters
burg, &c.-thC great good sense OF
North Caroiiniaus in all times and
under al circumstanccs-tbe flag of
his country, and the great bcnevolence
Of his country S goYcrunent-tlle great
crime OF secession and the shirt OF
AtesEs-Iitted before his iIn3g nation,
ID one sensclcas succession OF GiatIibes
and I&udatiOns, rs grotcsGuc 8 vas
tho procession which escorted GiI4 10
the head Of the Market House.
Manning made Il rchasl Of his Tor
NOR srecch from the sane place. with
the execution Of thn I,rU+Dlrl53r;l;.
lie claimed that the convention Of tlle
9th vas regular, according to political
party government, and should be SUI:
ported. He opposed the boiters
nominees. and also HFr. Black. who.
though lie was an honest man and
had made good Sheriff, was neither
a Republican, 10Y Z Democrat.
The Eads seemed 10 tire Of Cant
we'll Moore and EFanDince. aud Greet
Ell with loud h..zzars the announce
neut that Heaton was to TO be heard
ITcaton LEFT out some names which
he usually holds 7lD TO rtlblic sc0rn.
and concentrated tie fuII force Of his
in1!acf;yC ana venom on on'v two Of
his favori les C1rai7ay- onI Foster.
Arv one who wishes 10 know Of Can2-
DAVIS foraarv. had onlv t. write to
Un,,otrra r 4. in Ehrla,n whose
name he forced f6 a I3otc-cr to ;. j.
D71-f. of e2riz,.o+ VII, co.I,eI this
t,' ),.', ,--, f,. 7tL -. E,et,. ;,el ,ho
17-5,s - ~, ,.,.--r,7 ,r,'.;z-17 11,(1,, lis
ha,T a ,l9-f i.;t+n1, . alr1Isaf;0,, IF crime
onI fra1-d Which fhn sneaker said
c1r?7 he 3,yny,rr,
Ills Ge5lrnc;at:,l,s cG This nam were
rriI,fe and Tns,,.r;nc- l,varz- a,,nro-
i,lous cnifhct ~ the c9Icniar ! was
hno,rol ,i,o,, ,Clr HIM rfno4or ,,o;nt;nc -
Ios5er i5, ' Who U1 l'll Stood in tie crow1 at
ove2v word he uttered Foster. whose
arn0r was aTDarcutIy proof against
~ a,t;, ,,,,.,, ,,r -i'' 80 tir,@o
Eeaton's sable friends ID, came worked
I'D to such q pitch that thew surround
el Foster. PRESSING upon him and it
seemed at one tiaG that he was about
to 90 mol}bel. In The midst Of it ell
iIeatcn continued to iay on his lovely
critlcts and Foster looked NJ, at him
steadily with smile that was cLiidlike
and bland. Finally, IIeaton worked
round to another quarter of tie com
pass and the excitement fell. He
shortly after left the stand ana as we
turned from tie ground, BrcwinGton
was cndeavo-inS, vainIy, to hold the