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The CONSERVATIVES pafty has bcrnsa ~eigfa
Of od1rn for ID srPPOssd cOnneetiea sish.
and Responsibility Cor, the Ka Kiar opera
tions sbith kss hesn grisvousIy felt 10 ave
~ operation o. government both general
and lce.l ~ ocf dUiasssie Affairs dGring he
four past yssB. Yet ne rTdssai patty.
the self constituted gusfsfHrs q Isw sDs
order. have put out :, der candidate .
man uhO. according % iLs wDnaop septi-
bel, 10 proved % bars BEEN 30 INITIATED
member q The obHexioas ordsr. and Sbs.
whsn ASKED ~ Mr. Pool. did 40 aHssss
de question whether be bad ~ bad nos
been one. go - -
AS wilsoa. Cary soald SAY. 'oh sonsiiss-
tsney. thou art ; jewsller., !. : -. -.
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Prnsos cousrr. n. C. May 18th.
Editor Hlls5oro Recorder:

EdltOT dtuso0r0 hec0rd<T:
The very rspersl.use Of my name in con
bestiOn with the position Of State Senator
from this District makes il my duty to state
10 Jou my position on the subject.
The public desire. and not my o~p ,
brought NE cut Il the lsst slsction for the
honorable and responsible trust with which
the people clothed me BIZ Gathering vots,
and i 10 veil known to my intimate friends,
that was sincerely anxious never again %
entsr public life and that. 10 ms view,
aeri6csd private interests 10 serve tbe STATE.
Yielding my strong inclinstions % the per-
saasiots Of . constituency that has often
trusted aud honored me. snd whose int.
rests i . ny delight % promote.
There b gsnersl urgent disposition q
have ne sgsin nominated for the Senate
and % the ether hind. Il l. eisirrsd b.
some that Que Of the Senators ftous hi.
Distrist should be slternstss between The
counties Of Casvell and Person. I desire
70 SAY IL regard 70 this lao nsnea subjscs,
that, rhiis ! am conscious q stf0nx az.
;schnent 70 the people IL Casxell,; and Z,
senator from . District composed Of three
Counties. consider myself tbs Represents.
tivs u each alike. and could not Be- induc-
Cd knowingly 70 Discriminate Cor Or sgsins,
any ons. yss, Il d d deemed better To- %.
Iect this time from Orange aud Csssli.;
viii cbssrfuily boz 70 IN porhisr viii. /
have never been. snd 4 never win B.
8 sclf-oonssituted lssdsr. I have mad,
heavy sseriaoss more ihso oscs % bear IL.
Standard Of . public caass In times Of sria
and dagger. when The county committed I
% NJ hands. and I AN ready 30 bzitls ssair
fbr our coufncn fights. priss:s Or oaseer
secording @ the III Of M people. Their,
ems nsssr q period 10 OUT hissory whsn I
vas more fmportxnt 70 secure harmony 0
counsel and unity 81 seton among an Vii
loss tssir corntry. The eorrapsiOnisss
noe vsst. disciplinsd and determined NJ
ny ihsys grown to'ths Importance 81 M
tional plsEas, x-e 10 prssedt appearances
l. world sssns ss IL de Whale country y.
to bs dssoursd By them. Associated I
c1nceatric rlngrs sn1 armsl vita past spo
lis.ions. thsy are prepared ~ dsspsraf
var. snd II The honest mhssss souia not B
sold into The bondage u nncesinr 40
grinding labor 10 The condition Of half e
ssrfs. merely OBSCURE yyihceiy inro1tes !
bordes u luxurious idlsn, they mutt ubite
end asite uow. and sinking personal idte
rests ssd ambition stand shorfdsf q sLbul
der vtsh The resolution and ensrfy Of ne
rbo deserve 70 Be free. would conside
discnsious BOG IN The ranks a. tis Bcms
cnstie Conservatives % gr.syous ealsnsit,
and vii! Be the very lsss 10 cause tberI,
and ] vish i 70 be wall understood mat
AN for tbs honest isssssis q The eounfr,
u he people Of ssey nes. Glass and part
Grst. last and III tbs time. arf for sue
sgtion a viii prOuI0ts them
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This is my position, and grateful Cor past
confidence. sure that have conscientiousls
ssriyen to deserve il, happy in ths sda-
seriousness that NY Whole public he y
wlthoiit the shadow 81 ! stdiiis and hoping
that the enthusiAslio attkeRdisnt Gov NE III
the coliAts n my hciKs. xHsrs I hsys AZ
xsys fuh ahstd of Wy ticket. vii. " With
me ID the e5ihhioh cause whether bs .
leadet IL pfliats IL Il, | an, ready 70 be
ifis b lin past record BY ssfsihg where
evet the people piAee DE.
Viii aaesre wishes fot baruioaS ID our
coun>els Cor The sake VI the pdbll6 Welfare.
Lam With iiiaSh tsspect.
4, w ttjNNfNGHiM
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We publish the letter below without any
special desire 10 comment upon IL. We
have advised adhesion % party. anhinehing
Loyalty to.its principles. That b stiIl our
determination, foI il b through thsss siGns
that succss can BE- reached. II 3
MspablisA the sSingusisation without
endorsement 81 IL tis~a leaving to our
rsadsu the forming u thsif osn opinions.
individual expressions Of dissatiafsSti6n
mag 81 may not represent general ssn!is
uleht. and 40 present Ne have no I3Ssna If
knowing how wide spread are the ideas "
our cottsspohdeat.
Itisto Be regretted that there should Be
any ditfsrsuseof opinion. II d only ano,h-
err fruit Of that indifference to public aeairs
which holds the voter back from the pri.
mary meetings, through which public no
ton is most safely shaped: Ii J
Editor Of the Recorder:
The writer Of this. feels It his duty As q
member Of the Democratic Conservative
| party. to give his Views in regard 70 the pSot-
liticai situation 10 Orange. Your cores
pendent has never been disCrgsniser, lss.
ing Invariably supported al kcaiaess d
bis yafty. TIE sane can be said u this
section Of the codat3. To be frank, the
nominaiion made By our eouuty convsn-
ton Of 9th inst. regard as most unfor'
tunate vlie, especially for the fio1se d
Representatives. II said nomination
stands. il will be the cause Of our majority
being reduced 800 votes. i il is not defeat
ed itself. .t...~r
You will remember. Mr.. Editor. that oil
Orange is expected TO roll up majority o
6 to 8 hundred. sna tins must be dole II
I order TO sase the Congressional aud Judi
ci.l eleesioni. The nominations ih6ul,
have been made BY nominating cusamit
tee Of the whole. n The old way. But in
stead Of that. each Township Ccifthittee .
delegates aetsd separately ana indel endent
ly giving themselves 10 opportunity TO cora
pare views and act in harmony. 30 that th'
strongest men would have been put for
ward. Your corrsspondent d ~ orfnio
that our ticket, Is h poS stands, eanno
carry the conservative strength 10 this par
Of the county. and the same opinion prs
rzils from all other parts Of the county =
far Is hsse been able to learn. Some
thing must be done, or We are beaten:
Yours,
Ma, f4th. VOTER.
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Ma, i4.h.

The late period al rhica the following
lettsr Was received leaves rs no room for
comment this weak, add We present 10 on It's
merits for the individual consideration Of
those most interested in the question:
For he Recorder.
Mn. EDITOR: have Just seen By
chance Durhan Tobacco Pant of some
four weeks ago 10 wbfch Is put forward the
preposterons elsn6 that Urauge is 10 have
one Of the Senators for tins diArict hteUe.
W election. $780,. s.......s s..
II Cssssll Is willing to ;isien 10 such
nonsense, assure yoa that Persyn wiil not.
The editor Of the Plant even says that the
representatives Of Person aud Cassella al the
district Convention two years ego agreed 10
that claim Of Orange then made, OF that
I know nothing as | vas not there but I
never heard Of such concession or such
claim before. But II the Person deIegates
entered into any such agreement, they wen,
ouiside Of their commission. transceDded
the authority gisen them. falsi6sd the trust
ecufdsd 70 tkem. aud returning. made 90
report u aid sction.. Yhey could not have
bouut tksir county BY my such pledge. and
would have been promptlg rebuked By their
constituents hsd tbey reported shy such con
duet on their fdlurn.
Person Win ~ into CoDvehfiop With Cas-
veil and Orange. eoucedmr Ssnstor to
Casreir because she hssf none the last time.
sht eating lots witff Ufange to decide
which Of them shsii have thgotbef. Gpon
10 ether terms viii Person enter ths Cor.
vsntfoh' Of vote Tor lie not1inees.
Hhis claim made for Orange is nor onfy
arrogant bot exeessfssiy sefIsh. n re
last election OfsHgs had not only her two
commoBers. but one Of The two Senators IL.
iotted 70 the three eodDties. and place On
the general State tickst hesidss % Wit - !.
W. Grsham f5f pdblie Tfesssset,lo sh,ch
latter favor she VAS III 10 susall degree a.
dsbted 70 the vote and influence " pefsch
in The State esnycntiDh IL Greensboro.
Isend you ibis for qualifications IN ofisi
that yoar delegates mag get riddfsttk crs.
sinsptuoas and diseourtsous noliohsip tirse,
and r'sy meet ~ pfePsred 70 DO the rigE'
and fxif thing. Respectfully.
Nay fsfh. PraSox.
| - niItsh chsohicls and Tobsseo plsn'
plesss cory. p
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We had the pleasure of meeting At tha
Press convention our Waited friend r.
Bouldin Esq. Of the Danviile Timess We
are glad to know that he thoroughly en-
joyed his visit 70 North csrollns and re-
uoesissd the complete identification ofthe
Feelings and interested the two peoples.
We hope his example viii Be followed
rI;txt year by more Of our Virginia con.
ffeNa. 49,. !" q ssst"sA W laa taasf55s
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T., T. TO the PUBLIC. na
THE PAIN.klLLER,
~ Manufactured By
- nIrInv N luGa lsnH

~ IN 10 N 1oets
sHAs won fsr if.sf reputztion unsurpassed in
sdemand Tor this PkIN KILLER b novel. intr.
Te>tinx. and surpfising feature In The history o.
this Hedseine. The Psin-Killey b now rpguaFfI
sUti N largo and Eraaiiy iaereaaag quantities.
PEI Only e general asenis 70 every STATE and Isr
America. but % Busnos Ayrc,, Brazil, Uruguay,
Peru, Jhila and other sonfh American stz.es, 10
ths sandwich Islands, 20 tuba and other Wet
India Islands;to England and Eohtineuf.l ku.
ropri 20 Nuzsmbiqns, na.lss.rcar, Zanitar and
s.nxoon and other places 10 fVds. n has also
bsen sent &c China. and vi doubt 6tl.ere = sny
lnrviEn pert or any inland city M Africz or Asia
" Iifsf 3 ffefrfenteG by American and European
ufsionarts-, travellers or trkfsrs, INTO uhish thr
Palm killer sas no, l'esn IntFndnred 1,
Gesture 81 fI!fs faJaarKa6ls usdslInr. II u not
only the bet thing ever knovfn. AZ ever body
Nih eonir--, for Brni<es, siifs burns. a. but for
DysenltFy % chnlsrz, % any sort q bowel com
paint. q i remedy unsurpsss<d foT srsrirncy
and rapldity af action. In ths great cities q Br
lisa lHdia and The West India Islands and other
ishot climates. u his become thu standard Ned.
eias Tor all such colnplainis swell d >, epsa.
liter complaints. aud other kindred Disorder,
For coughs and colds. esnker, asthma and rheu.
snssiie dlsrulties i has been proved by fbe mos.
sb,indast sHf sonllns'gs ~. nd testimony, %
~ ~ NNAt1AptN ottAtNtttNs HNN|I ttNetIH tTt
IN psresion o. letters fro.n persons d ne hisik
estxharacfer and responsibility. TESTIFY lnx III IN.
equiv ocsI tsrns 70 The curts effected nd ths ~
tiaactory results proflrrd IN an endlrss variety
ofeases by thr uss % iris great msdieine. Tint
The Pan kiI,rr B. deserving q 81 iis proprietor
claim for Il T. amply gr0ted w the UNPARALLELED
\ popularity Il Ia STAINED n + snrt and sfec.
liss remedy. Il n sod IN almost every country
10 the world, and n byromi9r more and more
lpopulmssery year. IL hsaiisz rtapsfflT hsss
been fully tested, al over fhs world and 4 nscd
tonly u bs knows 70 bs priced.
Sold ~ ~ Druexi q.
80 directions accompany each hottie.
prics &C., rtrq and u per BrsfIs.
~ fBERY DAVIS & SON
MAsr's AND rRogs.
y f3e High ST.. Providence, n. 4.
Ifff Sycamore ". Cineinnsfi, %
f3T7 81. Paul q, Ne,nreal. Canada.
+ IA Southampton. Ros, London England.
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MARKETs.

We srs sompsIlsd ihis~ssk 70 oAit sos,
ss,iop.. II win sssIsfy ihsss ihtsfsatd u
know Cha. tbsrs d istissrptssiabls vsris-'
lions in the snsss,iobs q Tobacco ssd Cot.
Ton, both continuing frm, wi:h prospects d
sd,sncs 10 byth.
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IRKHx4AS.

The President has Issosnizsd BE right
q Barter % rst.in possesibh' 81 ihsgsbsr.
ns,er,sl chair. and By biz proclsnsssioa s.s
called for ths spspsnsion Of al hostile o.
gsnizasisn. Brooks spd bis party. By Gar.
TIER resistance wiz be put In The sstitads
ekrettiiior.
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sacsutIon to Purchaser ofthe Peruvian
Syrup q protected solution Of the pfotox-
ide 81 froul. Beware Of being deceived by
any % the preparations Of Peruvian Bar X,
or Bark and Iron. which may be offered TO
yoa Every bottle u genuine bm PERrv-
iAT Syhuf mot Peruvian Bsrkl blown In
tbe giAss Examine the bottle before
purchasing. =. -,
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a The admitted scarcity Of plants make i
certain that ibis Seasons crop win be =
moderate one. Prices next winter will
therefore b.. high. Would itnot DO wise
Reconsider this fact before rushing last
years crop to market all At once,
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: Heavy rains on Friday, and Oh Saturday
Afternoon violen. storm Of wind thunder
ana lightning. and the heaviest rain fall
for its Duration known In many year,.
The streams were ali greatly swollen and
th % ground Is thoroughly saturated.
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u Alhrillant number. that for Iuns. y on
.6artAble. WANT III space win preclude
special iotice. We CAN only rsiterals onr
appreciation Of a journal which holds 4 !
tisst position In this country In its spec.
Department. of literatare s
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Up Cominodors Buchahaa; sBd COM
'Msnasd the Merrimae IN the celebrated
,ksItip rfamib:oa Roads, which opened the
era Of ir0D-elsd naval warfare. has lately
died il Maryland at the age o. "a.
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Farmers and Mechanics Fair

The annual fair of the Farmers and Ne.
chanics' Union will be held at the Black
river driving park, midway between Lud-
low and Proctorsville, on Wednesday and
Thursday, September 10Th and 18th.
On the first day the fair opens at s
o'clock a. III. Entries at the secretary 5
Office until p. IN, when all animals must
be in their places, and all statements flied
at the secretary's Office for the commit
tees. AT p. IN. grand cavalcade of all
horses on exhibition. At2p. M, on cxhi-
btion.
On second day all cattle and sheep TO be
on exhibition, except town teams. En-
tries will be received at the secretary's
Office until 10 o'clock a. m. At 1915 the
marshall and committee will meet the off,
GERS of the society at the secretary's office,
where the committees will be called and
vacancies filled. The books of entry will
be delivered to the judges, and they will
commence their examinations. At 2;45 n
purse of So for foot race, one of SO,
one of SO. AT p. m, addresses. At 2.
trial of speed of horses.
Three grand races will occur during the
fair, one open to all three ear-old colts,
another to four year-olds, and "frec for
ALL race.
Hon. Crosby Miller, of Pomfret, will
deliver the address on Thursday at 1
o'clock p. m, and an address is also ex-
pected from Governor Converse. The
Altimont cornet band will furnish the
music.
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SPRING GROVE CAMP MEETING.
FIRST Day-Evcuing.

Rev. Mr.. Heath, of Vergennes. led the
opening exercises and Rev. Oren Gregg,
presiding elder of Burlington district. de-
livered the sermon. He took for his text
the 40th verse of the Gath chapter of Luke
"And behold, send the promise of nv
rather upon you; but larry We in the city
OF Jerusalem until We he endowed with
power from on high
The preacher SAID: 'rhcse are tbo
words OF the Saviour spoken to his d'sci.
pies just before his ascension. lie called
many to preach and knew the preparniion
necessary for successful ministry. We
notice, first, the Disciples had great work
before them. They were not 10 establish
new faith, but new forms and varieties
no now law but new services 10 he OH
served. Previously they had worshipped,
assisted hy types and shadows. Jesus and
the resurrection were to he preached. and
II became necessary Tor them 10 have
special preparation to preach against the
errors of the world, filed with Sin. We
''N"' ." S'N'h "'ihs W. W. VNN' SIR 10 COM
bat In every form Second, Tho Dtciplcs
were conscious thcy uoc,lcd His ;rrnara.
ion, and we must have this same conyic.
ton that we need preparation. Third.
means are to be used for a preparation.
The Disciples met to pray for the descent
OF the Holy Spirit, aud waited before God
till it came we may get strength bv tic
same means. We must first grlrn' of ouy
SINS and consecrate ourselves 10 the service
of Christ. What do we understand bv
the gift of the Holy G.iost q: LIST. Divine
Illustration; in sight intn truth. ol. A
quickening of conscience. 81 1t creates
sympathy with Others and we seek their
salvation. 4th. 1t produces charity in the
heart for others in trouble, and produces
1orbearance; it produces joy in the Holy
Ghost"
Tie speaker urged all to seek baptism
of the. spirit
DEDICATION OF MiDDIEBUHY COTTAGE.
AT the conclusion of the evening service.
the congregation at the stand were invited
TO the Nliddlebury cottage, where dedca.
tory exercises were held. The anthem
"And it shall come to pass" was sung by
the Middlebury cho,r, .n1 R.y. ". II.
Meeker offered prayer. Another bymn
was sung, and Mr.. NJ aekcrthen made some
remarks bearing upon the subject of the
conservation of buildings to the service
of God. He made an earnest cxhortation
to seek baptism of the divine spirit. Mr..
William Langworthy was the next speaker,
and the chairman of the building commit
tee. He telt great responsibility and in
terest for the success of the enterprise. and
spoke encouragingly in regard to his own
Christian experience and his authorizations
for the conversion Of many souls.
The cottage is one of the most beautiful
on tie ground and presents plans which
~" " -.-s-i i-.., -;..:-., .,,,,, ,,oU ;,,,;
tate. VIII mn
The remaining speakers We're Messrs.
Heman Langworthy. j. c. Barker, Rev.
Messrs. Cox, Porter, Hubert, Heath, Ben
nett and Bond.
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two parties, and only two, confronting
each other, the republican. and democratic.
The latter claim 10 haye some hope of sue
cess in the next presidential campaign, and
claim to be the same democratic party of
old and to be actuated with the same ideas
and governed by the same policy. II is for
this reason that we have, at length, con-
sidersd and stated the situation of the
party, when II was party of principles
and Of power, on this question. 1t is need
less for us to say that, with & few honor
able exceptions, tho democrat of today is
as different from the democrat twenty-five
or fly years ago as light is from darkness.
But admitting their claim and seeing the
currency question before us, constantly as
Stunning greater proportions, and demand
ing immediate action, what position are
they in 2 Looking it either as strict
party man, or regarding only the good of
the country which is the only way to re-
gard tive can but see in their attitude one
boiling success not only to the republican
party but also, to the honor OF the country.
The one question is to be the currency
question, and there can be no hopes of de-
feating the republicans without a cordial
and hearty union Of all the elements of OPP
position with the democracy, because the
democrats will never yield their name
I Can there I've such union? If we look at
the currency question aloneit is impossible,
and is there any hopes of a better union on
any thing else. In the states where the
democrats could have any expectation of
success, we find that the leaders and the
people in about half are true to the old
doctrine h 'hard money while in the
other half they are adherents of the Pcndle-
tonian heresy of Il half way Reputation by
paying the national bonds in a deprecated
currency. We see in this republican sue
cess and a surety that the plighted faith of
the nation will be maintained. The power
of the democracy is mainly in the west,
and there they are not democrats Of the
real kind, because they cry for more paper
anu ny tlliS
course they discover themselves from the
great middle states without whose aid Sue
cess is impossible. !. The republican party
is pledged to an early resumption of specie
payments and the payment of our funded
debt in coin, and, though there may be
traitors in the ranks, those pledges will be
solemny redeemed. We. have thus spoken
Of the democratic record relative to "hard
money" because Charles n. Davenport in
Inmates their departure therefrom as one of
the reasons why he cannot accept demo-
cratic nomination to Congress. With him,
We believe in 'hard money" and VIC. also,
believe in paper currency equal to and re-
dremable in coin.
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A very large attendance of the republi.
can voters Of Castleton assembled at the
Town Hall, Tuesday evening, II. L. Clark
was chosen chairman, l.. w. Preston secre-
tary,
Pitt w. Hyde was nominated BY vira
coce vote for Representative.
The following is the list of Justices
nominated Fayette Barney, Samuel l..
Hazard, Samuel d. Williams, i. w. Pres
ton, j. W. Liddle, II. o. Brown, Pitt w.
Hyde, j. T. Kidder, NJ. B. Dewey, Chester
Spencer, NJ. II. Cook, John Cummings.
A town committee consisting of the fol-
lowing named persons was elected i. II.
Armstrong, Fayet,c Barney, r. w. Hyde.
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Trotting at nrcttoyvec Park.

On wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 90
and "a, the proprietor of the Mettowee
driving park at Granville, N. T.. offers
$500 in purses. TO be trotted for.
For Wednesday, purse No. /, S1OO: for
horses that never trotted better than three
minutes; $50 to first, $50 to second, 500
to third. Purse No. 9, 800. For horses
that never trotted better than 240; $50 to
first, $50 to second, 500 to third.
For Thursday, purse No. 3, 500. Fol-
horses that never irotted better than .. 80;
$50 to first, $50 to second, $50 to third.
Purse No. 4. $3.50. Flee for all; Ss5 to
first, $40 to second, 1895 to third. Conso.
lalion purse for beaten horses, $50; s25 to
lirs'. 5l5 to second, $40 to third.
National rules 10 govern, mile heats;
best three in five to harness. Races called
promptly nj 2p. III. Entrance fee 10 pei
cert. of The purses. Entries TO close Sept.
lo,at . clock p. m. All entries must be
addressed +. !. Brown, Central House
Gruvillc. n. Y. Admission to park q
ccrs
me well-knowh reputationof Mr.. Brown
as he irst-class proprietor OF tip-top trot
TIM course will insure Il large attendance
Of lore men and goodly lot of entries.