The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21

3iNNt~t. ~ - ts1At@"Aa 80 PASSNA sNStn-
selves well satisfied, and say tiley could
have desired no better evidence of the
weakness Of their opponents. Wait awhile
gentleman we will see. You think you
viii find Kcb Vance vulnerable. You will
6ud him able now, as ID The past, to inilict
wounds from which you viii recoil IN dis
may and charge upon yoa with yigor and
s,eadiuess that will overthrow you. You
make little Of Thomas j. Jarvis. You will
find that man who won his way to the
Speakers Chair and filed it with conspi-
cuous abilityi who was the leader Of the
Convention hosts and threw so much light
on an Intricate subject by the steady blaze
Of clear well informed mind that car
ricd conviction to every brain, ..ou will find
such aman ilOt to Be despisod. when brought
with bis plain, practical manly and able
oratory in conflict with the flaming brands
the Republicans send out to consume him.
These arc the prominent figures on the
ticket presented to the Democrats Of North
Carolina for support and We feel almost
sure Of its success. whilst we admit the de-
nand for hard work everywhere,
THE NOMINATIONS. -e GOVERNOR.
The vote was on the basis of the Cald,
we'll Merriuop election. and resulted.
Vance 962. Reid 4.
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
Gen. W. II. Cox. Of Wake and Thomas
j. Jarvis Of Pitt were placed in nomina-
tion. The final vote, after many changes
had been made stood Jarvis is2, Cox, 4G9.
sEcRErAisy OF STATE.
Maj. joseph a. EDgelhard Of New Ham
over, DIR. s. ]. Love Of Haywood. DR.. Il.
K. Speed Of pasquotank, N. /. Viii
liams ofSarry and Il T. Jordan u Peraon
were put III nomination. The Enql vote
stood Eugellard 6Ol. Love $50, speed S5,
l
Jordan 25. Williams Withdrawn. so
ATToRSEY GENERAL. fs.
For this position Col. Thouias s. Kenan
Of Wilson. Edward go6aglapd Of Aali.
fax Il. Il. Gillian Of lsertis. platt D..
Walker Of Richmond and Il. j. Dmgan Of
Arson were put in nomination. AS tie
ballot proceeded. each Of these gentlemen
received a handsome su pport. Mr. Walker.
as the youngest OF the candidates had PEI
culiar reason TO be gralifed at the number,
and character Ofhs supporters and at their
warm endorsement Of bis qualifications. As
the ballot proceeded. it vas evident that
Col. Kenan was le,ding, and the delega-
cations began rapidly changing their votes,
and at the close it was moved and carried
vceiferOusl, that The nomination of Col.
Kenan be made by acclamatiou.
PUBLIC TnEAsUggR. a
Dr.. ] NJ Worth Of Randolph was nglni.
mated BY reclamation.
AUDITOR.
Or. S. j. Love of Haywood vas also no.
minated by seclaInation. e
SUPERINTENDENT Or PUBLIC INsTRuc-
TI0E.
For this of5rc, Rev. O. H.Wiley of
Gailfcrd. Prof. Carr Of Randolph. U. u.
benson Of Chatham. Peter Wilson Of War
and ~ Searboro Of johnson we're put in
nomination. Mr. Wiley's namo was with
drawn, and tie contest was quite close be-
tween the other gentlemen, resulting ct
length in the nomination q AIR. ScarbOro.
EI.;;c--oRs AT LARGE.
lion. D. G. Fowle and Gen. J. N
Leach weroappOinted Electors FOR Tic State
at large.
DELEGATES TO ST. Louis.
+. @. caaleron Of Orange. 4. i. Cling
man Of BunconIbc. Wharton ] Green Of
Warren and II. Short Of brunswick we're
elected . Delegates On the part Of the State
70 st. Louis
Tie copycntion adjourned about 10
o'clock at night having completed the i'm.
Portant labors On which lie faturc destiny
o. The State 70 much depends. and adjourn.
cd to tie National Hotel. where speecLes
were made by lion. Zeb. Vance, Maj. In.
golhard. Judge fovlo snd J. M.. Leach.
and the vast assembly did uot disperse uu-
til near tao O'Clock IN the morning. Ilii
Tic New York Herald says: The Re-
PubIi,sn party should die. IT, wo.k Is
DONE. Tho soui las ggae oat of i. a
generation u power has desdenod IL once
noble aspirations. Its party without
aims, without principles without oven d
decent consideration Tor IL trac Statesmen.