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, 1876-06-26
Htnrv0tl tn Death.

hffo }0fk 3FfaunAs yunA "a.
Yesterday morning OH bonrtt an old cana1-bnut
In tll1 South Coye, Jcrscy City, Emma Wuis-
worth, age s, died Of starvation. Tho clIlJ's
parents, Wlllium and Aun Waslsworth, with
fhNr cl.f!hron. wrtu compelled to leave tI1rtr
homo lust winter because they could not pay tho
tent. They took possession OF the ln]f-slli,scn
calal.hoat Indy Jane, which was bcachctl al,ou.
a year ago flcnr the foot of Washington street,
nlld have lived there since TINT time. Mrs.
Na.lsworth aatd hor husband Ind been out VI
wurk fur lung tlinc, a,l that liz l,a1
enemies, who, whenever }lc u|,tafnus wurk
would kon tho 1Bintls Ut his employers u,ultst
him. and ha #osiltl tlief bu discharged. last
Tuesday llo LETT fur Troy, NJ T., to lind work
there a,d cscn|o to persecution OF tits enru,iGs.
Hc did not ieaso my money HOE any food, OK.
Tnes;'ay thUy hays ia.i no fnl. Shortly ltfsr
u o'ci9ck on Tuesday night littlo Emma
sl'ftckc'l out with fright, eaytMg there xas sons
ont coHiing 10 curry lisruH. Thuus0ttcr Hute!cd
ArE, aud after sl,e liMl brcn still for 1, few min
ut*s she naked f}r eutnetltng to ott. Her mother
Eavo her sotlu auur ntxesl with water Sle
cnnltt not take It, Atl asked fur sD1ne s,,gar 70
put Ia 1t. fflcTp WRs nutla. Size tiled to tWat-
Inv the flour but hrcatna delerus, and cried lur
Aussvtlalug to eat. The mother ttu,is !ior on
.lctls, and there until Iaybrenk walked with her
III her ntllbt AtIl Wl.tH tho s.!n arosu the fdAl
was dead. Tho Oyjtsccr Ut the i'nor tuok ehargu
u t1Iu corpse md will llavu II Inferred, aul will
lAvc t]lt 1l1thrr und tho thfeu feual,tflh, clIl.
uten renuycl to the A!nstsUlee. Tho doctors
who examined thu child statp that her death wns
tHb result 9k starvation.
, 1876-06-26

I.l&N nntl Character of Mural v,
4 writer in the 0PtntohH Nustonatr, WIN claim,
10 DC personally acquainted With tllD nav Hul-
TIM, glvea The following sketch Of iis lifc uuI
character:
'tl'lir asn!nble ruler, Abdul Met1jIi, kney very
well tlAt hla ernthGr Abdul AsIz would rci..p
before tho heirs Of hls ow, l,looil; but insteMi
81 naylnE. tl'u ,,, bowstr!ng applied to lin, he
ts"atct hin With consideration, In tho iDpc that
he might treat Murad In the same manner nfter
succeeding tho thranr. Il French lrofcssnr:tayo
Mural instruction III tho Freucl, latlx,aye aud
tiIe Ittann; thu Young nun 1a' special court II
iag thfs time Ani Asz retirsd % to an sstats TIN IN
tile country, md awaited his chance for tho
thronc. Abdul Atc.ijil complained of tiits 10
,sa strattnEa 10 Kcdclilc, tl.c for'ner English
att,tter' t, wl!on llc Respected likc father. liz
Aztz az my own chlld nnu ,iu avoi.ls INC, s Eass
hI fine steamer. MID he n,akrs l,so Of Il III" IN
y1,tcr 1,sn,; 70 @ ~ nway from mc. Wien a,, dead
!teg your friends III Europe Ia protert i,inl,' '
Up to his 10th year ttle present Sultan wns
si'ollet cllfld mil lived utmost III the European
fashion,. ltn was. then often seen driving
senbl!ng u golden shell, drawn. hy Two h1rses;
he 1lIatiu pb 20 ttln country rsttQI the Euro
pean Boc!cty ot Thurapia and unylll.lcrc, null
was even asSliHed 2t having lore affairs in sotle
hotse-rsces, then nintroducciiy Fuvl paaha, went
to Tie Fronch flcatrc aud .la Ital!an operl, md
never missed n ctrcca performance. Tho
tfrand VIz'er, Mahnoud Kuprcsli, Thought Ills
conduct rather too frye and easy, buthe was too
lI.n acquainted with I'LL tl,c koyal Princes who
of Cambridge, Prince Napolcon, tho Count ot
rAris and Cartrcs, tho Count t!e Chambord, the
distinguished pcrsonages of Europe, Without
trip to tic Vtetuta Exhibition. II liz adopted
, 1876-06-26

The t'er'aat Emperor, In e"nwny with the
NFana nuku VI Mrcklcuhurg, tho Cruwl,.princc,
aha the Primes Frederick Churl,s, syec,,tly H.
st~tte,t t1,r ,n!rh!e groups commemorative IT
ihp batt!u of Watcrlot,, recently .rt.lri o., tbo
plaFe t'eIIc Alhancu lii lterIin. There urc fur
EHr1'ups tciItsGnsins respectively TIN yn!ulrrs Ut
Engiantl, the kctlMtlaMs, Fss.sslss7 unit Ilatn,~
,y"f, 'rllt. warriur Ut Euglaul sta,!.lt With lis
lift foDt rrelpS IN thr NTlt'sh Hon; the 5curc
ii ntatlye II the Netherlands IL rlatl in urlnor,
a!h has Mt Ills side u I,nees; tue rr,lssian wur.
i!%ulnE an nsI"c't youth into battle, while tlly
Ffukslasl eagle, with wings uutsptc;u!, seems
ready tn sbare III tle attack; the handFerfttl is
Ewing thanks to ilc.1yc,,, Ills right hand l,nldrw
adyns youth leans ugast lu horse IN IN TIC Il 9
IHauoyer!an coat u arl.ls, aud holds III lIs hand
, 1876-06-26

doeuMGnt, 100 years old, thas was found a,n,,p;
ti,e old records of tbs Probate Otllru of tIat
city, although tho party manu.nfttiug Ills fur
Insr slave belonged III Now0uryport:
Know al Nan by theau rEcsottts that Jonathan
Jacksoa u NowbuEy Port In thu County OF Eese1;
tient!oman, 10 Consideration 0f the Inlproptlely
ssnl. l!ays % lons felt, IN lonE nny person n
my Country Il 40 warmly cohtendihx for ths liberty
sytry man ought to an}ui ami having sonsp tt,!aa
since s., pton,sst my Negro btan ponp thut wnuid
ton of a'v thilIlnEH paiI me- by rald i'onp, do
hcruby lhefnts, tanunlit and set him FREQ, aII DO
hcfcny fEo!n lhs date nf these ituseHta rrinsu i
rrtcasn unto thn sail foup a!f dt,allus Ut what
t'rT hAtnra haPu agalnst tho said rnl,p. in VII,
ness WAetrof hasc hgEcuhan my llanl and Stal
Tins n'1reenta lay ol june In tie yelF ot ouE LoI4
o'4e tlious4A1 tesen hunlEcl 4ul scyrnly -sIx,
JuSA jackson.
6tgncd. Bcni'd Il delivered,
III presence of Mary Cebuln, William Merits
, 1876-06-26


tsntrfft fts3Aasth su 7hs Tt1oans.
QUINCY, ILL.,, juhc IA Hayes an.l Wheeler
rat!iirati'n nsvting WAS held In tt!s city tu-
night. Tie coust-llouka WAS tllsusl to Oyer
flowing, md great enthusiasm was 1Imnifcstc.l
M'I' a n. yn1s lsts, ra;o,! Of h ahs ealcss
Gin,innau tiekHt Is accepted With cntlrc
eur1!al1iy, aIN! Is cnnet.'A, growing In f4Yur.
Ia Eltt'SSE, " =.
Sp<ctal M;ttut.A III TIE TfbanA
la CN">.-. VI J.. Juur .1.-A jiaycs and
Wheeler Cu,'li@.a Club has ire', started here
with membership ultca,ly Ut ,yer 4Uo. Tiny
publish Gull so-Ii,,1rt,w for Republican rally,
to be fe!d "Wednesday tvenng, ftr thu purpose
q ttuunushiy nfearizI'g ur The tall ty.iulslign.
a Esr"lly nssplhcr whu werr e:trH,l frn!n lilo
Republican ranks II, tile trectcy wIss Lasu IT,
tururd, anu others III cui:lIs,
niHlAHFlELD, iii.
Spsctui H.tu&ta to 1hs Tribune,
6PnIhaylK,u, Ill, JuuD 23--1ntcrest IN na-
tluua! aud Htate ti,iit!es cHHtinuea un thu Ill
.-4ea4a, Al Organization WA effected last even
, 1876-06-26

| VIZ E"aa -"
F"r lnton rciSi+ fto," sta t" Fc:l,
:. And, 10, the f,fihtt hHflt'IEAh, Tree,
No l0nEcr htwet, nola!eHs tlA9e.
70 guard s.at ftag. 'n.tu cannuna blazc,
An,t h. sia3i b.ar Il nov, when Fracd
Trinln,'Is II the ."nrd,s felcase'
ll'nks nnhEoke'', etc.
l!nyet md Nlrelsrl tried ana tsnel
Eah anu Wet, they COME frt,M ,nlti
Shall xlso u u : l'tt,Atnt
Who ucsct kne" the "9fd defeat
III battlefield or eo!ne!l' % ssat.
! Tn iltc hhotca tho llHt!sun l+9rs'
ft"m suIiltvt. pine " southern palm
s' .nR. bS 1!'s soSTokn, oSF lntol. III s s'.,: .,w
As We stld FUR ye1rH iTn:
| Thu. nyatn ont ftfG s!ltll be,
| Good ofd-farlioneu tlcturyf
| -Ntto lu'6 f'rnrAte,
| THE Al!kAasAs TRICK.
on the Hayes men Vi tic Arka',s,s delegation
| on thv lAst l,ailut, wl!en tlluy .ruppcd Aurton
ms Ci,u4n,,at, rvtu,a,,ri,i interviewed sumo If
~, .,,,,.,.,, "a ~ ill.,, r.,,,,t n.,.
'nG asstEa'.s a''e. sno .'aut ""s Pssis'Ia'eo' r
| Is laitl ua Scflator Claytot':
nct9ts IL. taklnH of tiY fn"s sote which notni-
mated layes n the e"xcn1'"m yr.tsr.ay H.snrunscs
w.e SYs" a tv; HGyrs ohs!n u taa u Ky hto
WITH i" tn ,u ,r sx!a " , tu 'nt9 ,t " @ y
wma m EY.n Inr s"tr: nyss YIN M I'm. @ n",,m.. ~
nourt Tint elt'tct .tttr were ca1t fur ii}ajmr Inn,
lnt u,e tor Itayeh III ut.irr In nnt ths rc:t,ti
fut tle ciangc. Il representative nf this rtliur
! valted ,Ht tl's too'n1 VI tts Afkantaa deIcga-
imn M iast h'sn., anas, n'laahh ntln.rr "f
ims iaetr Which cstt tn,s lit.s u1mn ttt 1'',ir"
Irst ptor 10 10 lha hall"t, consultation of tlo
scscI vvcs iot ner,or H. aycs mi se . VIC. oas.
for an,cs Il. blaine. Alter this determination, Ind
r ueen raGeai .' aeies.es heparasea u lninrs,
Ssr 'r %s'c.9', m a, ~ v rrn ,sf r, ~ ,ha noseasa yf
wtsaHt n9siSe ~ M ~ tte anotlies voe "as t1kr n,r
i.ia!1s an, nne for Hayes. fr!tnd Of Hayes npon
r.: Ge'e:asitR tfeH O. fecGfe ttctf!sttstoH ffom
ils frthtasn "i te convention 10 eorEcft the yulr
H.; ~; t n,,i ims m ns stshH s' II in."a Sa tsr u
ee, ktetasy nc.Glssea M! shcy iasp been plaScd
~ i4lso A!fisudo WIN ntscF t.c's s1tns artt !h
sasd ssS TIL Ills e"n"t'y sn% 4 % t,,s " ;n m ni %
nor''nto u tic Convention.
r,. MOUSE.
lie New lnrk liVNa, III nnc NJ It's wnl,l,l-hr
s''art iaoes, HhGfMo Wv; iiasES " mouse.
m!sssu ,' ~ ,,,, IL" !. ns. n" 1v "u pesss,t!S
opseriea tll!t tl,ls h,ouac ,':s 71''li'aetn tn
scs awny 'luss1 tasily VIII sMrh t1ocratlc lions
I'D A"'' Ai'a''' Ae'"'s."n' ""' 1A'ea'
rr,,. tnk -. -,,...
hna t"ef-Wsaa, Ksel,h mp IT, sEar1llous
abe1aHs ssl;u" stttst1tt 81 WtntH" "hcH rs !" 70
a,,', - ~, ~ H. rartor m ,,@n,,,s, ~ ~
~ , ,.al wnt'tt ,,u r1M, ',e
vehEeIn!, nnd dishonest. INC nEeF,stt1a n t!t'-
NY ~ nSss ~ ;s. en'sne ~, s Imu pG ta WIN sts
fHl nbse!H'G Of GDlIltnh1i fa!rGas allI caulor,-
JuleLe94.3.ee {iupa) i3uiiriiu.
,.rn,.rs :,
17.. a,i,,, x,,.,,;,,f 2,., ,,t.,,. ..,.,
MT, hHs H.ia'i} t.tn"n9 1""fhH., "hoSc talented
T", W. ta ~, fHsl,si, f, ai neyft,afy, ni t!lu
".'ponts" l1I fns''r of Hayes aid Wlutler, the
hclhlhlirnn Centennial Ticket:
Lit Il absolutely !Ftcproachabla and urasgall.
, 1876-10-07
INEJIHNAlULI8.
Sptcfgi NfpQgch to 114 1ftbuEA,


lNp1AaAroL1s, Ind, Oct, 8,-The polftfcal
str,sntton OF the day u the predIcament ia which
the Intlcnendcnt Greenbac}s Marty 1s lcft bv the
Withdrawal Of Auson Wolcott, their candidate
for Governor. and the attc1npt of half-a-dozrn
nol.tica, spccu1ators hsre to mt IN Henry "
harrington, OF indianapolis. In hi, steud. rhc
nomination Of Harrington wos made ty 1am.s
nuvllauan: Thon,a, Brchanun. alitor az tho
t;rcsuback organ, the Ntsklu S.n q. +, amt,,,
editor Of The Tcrrc Ilauts 0rcubaek or,an. ths
Exprr.s: Judcs Test: l'rorge Mckee. SECRETARY
Of tl,c urccufack Committee. and I1ar4ng,nn
himself.
ruEsu s1x MEN
r. Urn. WIN ret 1s.t nirht and -e.o1vaa +bo.
Wolcott had sold ant. md. to I'M ,be v,conrx
non,inotci ana of thrn,nclyr. IN lila steo,
J,me, buchanan, vim waa Tim lro7rr in thfs
movement. II i. no secret here on the in.;,c fnr
mouths llas been seeking to ,e,l out to tn. Re-. M
nubliean S,ate Committee. whtrb retccted HI.
uronosuls. Katurully euoueh bo .cc,,.es Wi.
rntt If acl,tnr mt to thr t,nmn,ittra md nv.
urallv enough, ba hasten, tn mt I'M M,
pthpr candidate ia WoIcott,s n,sce. so that
w. tn,,.1snsas ,.a ,'s"s aI.,''" @ ~. A.s
no toucAahant can hAVo something 'elt 70
sell out yet. Smith anil Tom buchanan, a.
proprtetors Of Grecnhack organs, to tho ex.
, 1876-10-07
POLITICAL.
The Legs Knocked from Un-
der That Silly Know
Nothing Story.
Secretary Tyler, of the Amer
ican Alliance, Does the
Business.
The Indiana Confcderatcs Sadly
De1noralized by the Green.
buck Detection.
Official Figures Confirm Pre-
vious Reports from
Colorado.
Situation in tho Fourth Illinois District
..LatArop WiEl hot Withdraw.
Carl Sohurz Denies the Correctness
OF a Recent Pretended
Interview.
White.League Terrorism in South
Carolina.-.Aristocratic
Rifle Clubs.
Mark Twain Explains Why He Sup.
ports Hayes and Wheeler.
How Local Politics Arc Affected
by the Indiana Disruption.
Republicans Jubilant, Greanbaokers De-
spondent, and Democrats Dismaycd.
Return Of the Pet Lambs from the Vet-
eran Bummers' Convention.
How Local Politics Arc Affected
by the Indiana Disruption.
Republicans Jubilant. Greanbaokers De-
spondent, and Democrats Dismaycd.
Return Of the Pet Lambs from the Vet-
eran BummerB' Convention,
EFFECTUAJLY SPIKED,
THAT LITTLE KN0W-NOTuiNG GUN.
Entri1{ EBrnoteh IN TH< 11rfhr,us

Special Wspd.eh TO The Tribune
New ToRK, Oct. 8.-The New York 1;nses Of
tomorrow will publish tho following letter:
AxEN1cAN ALLIANCE EATipNA1 EXECUTIVE Con-
MtTTE1 RooNs, New YoRK, Oct. B.-1o the Editor
o}fh< NM York 7Tnes: wish to correct some
Of tho mistakes IN the letter which Was published
In the lportd, Sun, &e, On Wednesday ~ coming
from Gov Hayes secretary: First Gov Hayes
ncycr was 4 member OF the American Alliance:
second, he never saw the constitution OF bylaws
Of tue organization; third. no committee Of this
Order Mt any time called On him, either at Co.
lumbus, Philadelphia, or any other place. for nuy
purpose. We simply notified him by letter that We
lndorsed bis nomination, in answer to which we
received the letter from his secretary. Tint letter
was taken ffunl my of1lct, and WAS o. much sns.
psised as my one can be 10 1t In print. nm at
loss 10 sec why thoss papeEn should Ind any
fanlt with the proceedings. A. We indorsed Ns.
Ttdcn for Governor tro years ago, md he found
no fault with 1t, but. on ths contrary. he very
grateful for the assistance. Only he Eeouaste.
that It might BE- kept secret ~, u 1t should becomc
public, he feared he might lose the foreign vo.c.
Respectfully yours, LExuEL y. TYLER,
sccretaEJ a. A.
CARL aCHURz's TRsTIMoNr.
Special Dtspatca to 1as tribune
AKRON, T., Get. G.-ln bis speech tonight
Gen. schurz, referring to tue charge Of Know
Nothingsn brought by the Democratic press
against Gov. Hayes, says: "Thts Is an utterly
rcckless charge. IconveTscd With Gov. IIaycs
about the reports concerning this matter when
saw hin about three weeks ago. The whole
thing ia based unon nothing but a careless rou-
pli1nentary litter. l think 1 have answered
similar letters in similar wny dozens Of times
IN my life. To Charge Gov. Ilayes with Know
Nothing sentiments Is the greatest ab-
, 1876-10-07
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NEW AMERICAN GHELUPh:DiA was conlptcfrd III
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haa attatnth fu ali parts VI hp United Statcs and tic
stKnat deye9pM,eHtS xh!e hare taken pacG !n esety
edltora an publishers submit It to and slar
ouKtl ruyIaon, aud " lsAur new edition entitled
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-06-01

STATE NEWS.

An inccndiary frad the Stables of Col,
jordan Stokes, at Lebanon, Sunday mor>
ning, A span Of fue carriage horses and
two mules peri.hcl in tue flames. The
ljss is 81 900, with no insurance. This
is the second su piciou FIRE at Lebanon
within three days.
From indications noticed in the Sun,
jackson will have genuine, old,fa>hiorcd
Fourth Of July celebration-orntions, i
procession, 10000 people in line, dancing
at night by the young foIks-m the
shape OF a grand centennial barbecue.
and a high old time generally.
Mrs. Smith, wife of our mattress maker,
came near meeting with a fatal accident
Monday. She aimed to take a dose Of
salts but made a mistake and took a doe
Of saIphate Of zinc. One half a grain of
sulphate of zinc is said BY our doctors to
be a dose and il seems as though Mrs.
Smith must have taken $50 gruius, or
T20 doses III one. This is ali that saved
her life. Had She have taken only about
2 grams then the result wonli have been
fatal Union Depot Lumdmark.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-06-01

Judge .m Nh FOR whom. b., the way |
have hisl personal wg-rIl jnsti1ablc
ou Tho pa 3 on proln7sol Republican;
la Io really not defeating the cuds
sought 10 NJ accomplished by tbe party
boz propos 70 represent IN Congfe's'
Again he tho Only man in tho Dis
idnl WIN ttn mike a successful race for
Congress Are vo really AZ poor in the
matter Of Congressional timber that we
Moods Mus Iako him and him alooe2-.
Doubtless tho Republican party Of tho
District would be- wiling to @ .u,iior bis
claims provided they have an opp1r,
tunlly 20 pot another Republican in his
place as ChancollDr, but he must first
pni himfo on an equal footing with other
a'piranlv bcfore hs claims can 10 at all
considered. Doubtless tho question
viii be eiscd is ho not on on equal
footing wrh othou. ! answer no. He
has OIork and Masters in all the counties
Of ibis Congressional District who arc
bolu m duross. They know that by a
recent dcri7ion Of the Supreme Court the
orpoinilun power also has the right to res
move, While they fear to oppose ms
election b. Congress they know that IN
The event Of bis election, tho Democratic
appoinlco will at once consigu their
heads to the block, aud take either
horn Of Tho dllcma, they will become the
innocent victims Of political antagonisn.
Now le us examine the matter in this
light, here arc eleven Clerks and Mas,
Dcm who, ls y rule, arc mon Of character
and Influence thrown out Of offices they
have houofably Glled because, lorsoothe,
q certain Individual takes it into his head
TO run lol Congress. These men are
Republicans and belong to tbs most in,
O]neutal lass. The party elected the
Chancellor with the view that he would
appoint l,l such men to Oil the Office Of
tlSk anil Master in the several counties.
VIII not their removal through the action
olthc Chancellor be again defeating the
will Of the people; Now Mr., Eljtor,
these ideas are presented, not with a
view to oiuro Judge Smith, but in the
interest Of tho Republican party. 1t is
plain to be seen that that party's interest
will not 90 subscryod by tho candidacy OF
Judge Smith in its present aspect. The
comedy "a for him to resign before tho
l..t I..4t. Al.11 go
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-06-01
Nichols Shepard & Co.'S Vibra.
tor Thresber.

with triplcd gcared Mounted Horse
power or with the Woodbury. Power.
The Celebrated "Studebaker Wagon
VIM. Arson Wood Reaper amt Mower.
BlymyCr Manufacturing Co, SOrrho
Machinery and other Machinery of their
make. Also Il stock OF Su!kcy and Re
volying II ~ Rakcs, Grain Drills. Sulkrv
and Grang Plows, Turning and double
Shovel PlowS, Corn Shelters. Corn Mills,
Cider Mills, Churns, Feed Cutters Re.
Volyiug Road NcGapcrs. Turbine Water.
wheels, in Short anything in the line of
farming and labor saving Machines. All
Machinery sold by me fully warranted.
Send for pamphlets, Circulars. and Price
List before purchasing elsewhere. all
Information promptly aud chccrrully
given. Address,
GEORGE ). RUBLE,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Warehouse on Market Street near the
Post Office.
| have appointed W. L. HEAD, nv
Agent at Jonusboro'. ANY orders sent
to him will receive prompt attention.
GEORGE 5. RUBLE.
Mavl1m2.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-06-01
rAnsON MARTINS InEAs

lIo l0jnl Union mou Of the South arc
'hr Republicans Tho j%isloyol orc al, To-
ha fuUl In lho ranks of tho De.
m..my Nol even tho profession Of
religion can curb tho tongue whom it run,
upon lbo subjects ol slavery and rebellion
lHo wnfl enthusiastic nlroclDo Of for.
fr'lulnov Of the past would be- staggered
N.ru hr listens 90 tho uurcstroiucd Ian,
gunro nl tho rrofout. Il lsa kind or
appeal lhlt'ocm'l TO be- expected on public
lushaluns aud 90 evoke q response Of no
doubtful ul,rpro'atio u. Rev. $. Taylor
Mrrlu u, u, OF North Carolina, i, the
psakcr vho,n recent disloyal outbreak
bas shocked tho sentiment Of good ritt,
1fns us selection On nm orator ON Me.
mortal dag, with his known procliyilics
adult, OF 90 excuse. II something dir.
lcrcut was desired, another speaker would
have been put forward But the South,
,w bclJ, had TO be- Grcd and his har
argue arcomrl shed the loIt. In the
course ul his remarks. Mr.. Martin said
that tho South is to-day ruled over by
tho miserable thmll VI ~laukccium, but
they cannot mull'c cur cbiraIry and
patriotic Devotion to tho los, cause
Alcr alludiug to the causes Of the war
ho proceeded "Slnycry is a divine
institution, and vc must have that iustItu
uUu ur the south will ever bo bankrupt.
They speak OF cur cause rs the lost
cause II so. shall 10 10 los. forever
MOL A ucS generation has sprung IN.
and az o not FAR distant day there will 6c
stars aud hnrs' floating prouudly over our
sunny South, In The next political cam ,
ralgu we must, cNgu If IN the minority,
support q southern man who will llld up
our interest. aud hurl the Yankee pick,
pockets from ont midst.
We are to-day unitol to the puri>
iauiyal host by nm artificial uc, but we
Dlo a distinct people, and God and the
right will enable %. 90 show the world the
truth sud the equity oC our claims. Oar
s'a'osu en- now IN Congress ace ;hc cream
Of that body, and are tha only clement
lhat o.. fleets credit M a., Iuiiad Sialrs. "
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-06-01

Pursuant to a call made some time
since a large number of tue colored voters
met at johnson City May 26, 1876, a
majority of the districts being represent,
ed. Ga motion OF James A. Bailey the
meeting was called to order and j. A.
Carmichael elected Chairman aud j. A..
Bailey appointed Secretary.
On motion the Chairman was directed
to appoint a Committee Of three to ar.
range a scale of voting and other pur-
poses during the abseLoe of the. Committee
the meeting was appropriately addressed
by DR.. II. b. Hankle.
On return of the Committee the fol-
lowing names we're suggested and ap.
proved by the Convention as delegates to
attend the Congressional and judicial
Conventions which couyeucs at Bulls
Gap June 9th, viz; James Grimes,
Sampson Miller and DIR. II. b. Haukle.
The names of the different candidates
were put before the meeting and BALLOT.
ed upon, which resulted in favor Of
For UnngreSs, IL, c. SMITU.
Circuit Judge r. r. BUTLER.
State Senator s. X. n. PATTON.
" Representative f. A. Su1pLEY.
" Sheriff, 4. NJ. STUART.
" Trustee, gro. MCPHERsoN.
On motion the Convention adjourned
Si,e de.
J.. A. CARMICHAEL, Cux'y.
j. \. BAILEY, Scc.y.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-06-01

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