Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-07-02

istrate. The man that which ware
n minated he wanteder 10 adjourn tn
Convention sinner dier. The JOURNAL
came in for more lies and compliment
ta-y illusions, but no man could get
him to resign for q cent. How much,
jestiss, then? As he was jestiss and
q member of the Legislator he ought
to be satisfied. (VanAmringe should
have risen to a personal explanation
Guitar thought two carpet-baggers
ought not TO be nominated. but the
scallawag and negro elements should
be mixed in.
Jestiss Moore, with Centennial pa
triotism written all over his noble
brow and on his back hair, in letters
of black Git is the truth, 0! skeptical
reader, pom honor. said feelingly-
and-and gramatically-yes. very gra-
uatically. (for we might as well tell
square lie) that he positively Withdrew
his name. Immense applause.) He
desired the success of the Republicans;
he did, and he withdrew that the par
ty might be represented "a wise pre-
caution.) It would not do for no man
to run for two offices. He agreed with
Judge Russell. that a niger with two
"g's" ought not to 60 to the Conven-
ton. 30 thought the Convention.
Then came that nice lite game of
II tickle you, you tickle me" for the
second time, for smiling Joe. Hill i'm
mediately moved that Moore having
declined, he be given a complimentary
nomination, ,rith the understanding
| hot he decline ii. This vas done, with
| some soto vOce misgivings, and the
| jestess gracefully and grammatically
1iT3 tho clam thing and daOlInQd
He looked gracefully and grammati-
cally at the Hon, Heaton as much as
| to say ''Hcnors are easy"
Hon. James Heaton now nominated
Mr.. Elijah Hewlett. (This threw the
ScallaEag element" into confusion,
and Jesse and Stacey, who had green
| ~ eyed each other, were seen in ear
nest and friendly converse.
Points of order we're discussed and
! sundry motions made, in the midst OF
which Stacey Van Anringe with much
pleasure Withdrew the name of Mr..
Hewlett, al d withdrew his confidence
from Jesse, who now plumed himself.
brought into requisitioD, and he
smiled patronizingly on Hon. Cuffee
Mingo and any other man.
| ADOuO UAAo tAA4O VIZ AAods AAO1Sod
rushed headlong into the Convention
with glad tidings. He was going to
crush the Ku-Klux Democracy and
make those Republican angels shout
again for JOY. He placed in nomins;
ton Judge Russell. Great const q
nation among the scallawags. Jesse
and Stacey again in friendly inter
course. "a fellows feeling makes us
| lind With fhc
brains of the party was nominated. A
question of citizenship settled. (Com.
mend US to your average Republican
office-seeker for refusing anything.
was fatal to Cassidey and the iestiss
just here Jesse was the very picture
of despair. Heleaned against the wal
and looked vacantly at the United
States, Illuminating on the ingratitudt
of Republicans. Stacey had hardly
realized the situation, and WAS anxious
for the next Convention to assemble t.
offer for something. for like Toots h.
"was not particular.
Hill facetiously remarked that tive
"elements" had mixed, and the wa
was nov in Africa"
| uc JcSIlSs, lOOAIuB ho poIIIoGlC q
the Bunker Hill monument, nomins
tod MADISON. whom he had been long
fighting. We forgot to say that hi
speech was graceful and grammatical
A vote by ballot was taken, ano
Smyth, the Freedman's Bank ant
index book negro, received thirty-si1
votes, and MADISON, Lloyd, and How.
received eight each.
Lloyd was furious. Fender hat
been overlooked. He moved recon
sderation. Brewineton aid Arch,
Walker read him a lecture and b,
gave up Fender.
Brewington introduced resolution
endorsing Brogden and all the Stat.
officers Colonel POOLS friends woult
have protested had they been allowed
a voice) and pitching into the Legisla
ture. They were adopted.
Stacey VanAmringe read the pame'
for an Executive Committee, amon,
which his own appeared. First blooe
for Stacey, and still he's not happy
Heaton moved to have q Commute,
appointed to prepare an address ane
the Chairman appointed Cassidey OF
the Committee. First blood for Jesse.
And then the jestiss said somethin,
about si,aer dier, and they did il.