The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-28
OUR STATE TICKET

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We present the following outline sketch
cflhe candidates selected At the State Con-
Z vsation 70 GIL. The State tiches. IL win be
observed that il is ticket wahcut a aawll
composed Of men a tslent. Of experience,
aud above slls Of character, without which
last. the De,ncsr.tic party would not enter
apon canyass wi.a a rosscien,soss claim
To success. since reform is the demand Of
our party, and reform canonly be den,and-
ed "A the hands Of pure standard bearers.
OF Zebulon j. Vance. it seems almost
needless to speak lie has been . shining
light in our political frmalaent since in
early manhood he rose above; the horizon.
In that Srmament he has blazed without
paling. the object Of urceasing adiniratlou
70 corntles friends, equally the mark Of
detracfion and hatred to numerous enemies.
For no man of 50 pronounced q character
can be free from the latter, and 1.-THE yials
Of radical wrath viii be opened upon bim.
But che people at large viii remember his
distinguished services when Governor be-
core. The enthusiasm that grrets his name
eserysfere shows. tkat whatever Of error
HAS been ascribed u him Is oyerstadowed
by the recollection Of prc-eminent service.
Of heartfelt interest in the welfare OF the
peopk. Of stern devotion t. the principles
cfliberty. and of unyielding opposition to
all iuffacficns q TIE Constitution. he will
be assailed. but be viii come out trium-
phani. r.si
We are indebted 20 an exchanges for the
6llOsing sketches Of the Otaef candidates,
and adopt them as expressing all that Il j.
seeessary 70 say Il the present ~ /
The nominee for Lieutenant Governor,
lion. I. J. Jarvis. Of Pitt. is ven known
70 the people Of North garUliiia. 4 catering
peblie ife rs member Of tic Legislature
q 1858 and 1869. he vas the foremost Of
that desoted little band Of Conservative
which watched with jealous care the inte-
rests of the people. and which was enabled
fiaally 70 cherk the reckless extravagsnee
ahd unprecedented corruption with whIeh
the Republicans were wasting the substance
and bringing deht and dishonor upon the
State. FoF his service then. lie was select
ed Speaker " the House u Reprcsenia-
fises II the meeting Of ths General Asscn-
bly, in November 1870. and served III that
capacity with distinguished ability, com.
mending himself to both parties b. the in.
telligeDce. the inipaFtialiiy and the Dispatch
eth which he discharged the doties Of his
high trust. Mr. Jarvis i Que Of tie finest
speakers ia the state. and viii add strength
~ tie ticket.
Maj. Jvseph A. Ensclhard. the nominee
for the Office of Secretary u Ssste il we'll
posted Ia al the n.iuutest details rs 10 the
political history Of the county, we'll known
Throughout the State and universally p.yg-
isr, of the finest abilities aud attainments,
most indefaiigable and successful canvas
ser. fofcible and effective Jebator, of such
yigorOus health As 70 Be equal 70, the iask
Of eausassing the entire State.
Thonas b. Renau. Esl. d Wilson, The
nominee for Attorney General. Is . native
of Daplrn county. and DESCENDANT Of one
of the Oldest families u that section. n lie
represented his native county ID tho Legs.
lutgrs offsC6l67. and vas regarded a. Que
"a the most able and influential men 10 that
BODY. u wss his devotion 10 his party,
added 20 IN character as gentleman. his
ability as lawyer and hi influence ss
public speaker. which commended him "
Gle Convention aud enabled him 70 bear ~
tic nomination.
VI. J.. NJ. Worth. 81 Randolph, il
ncrnkcf o. fsmily well and fayorsbIy
known 10 this State. being brother of
6tovernor Weftb, who lilled also wi,l great
acceptability. the posi.iss of Public 1'rta.
surer. Dr. Worth has served tbe E,ooplc 81
Ksndolph and lOore ~ tile State ogtiale.
end a. nc chairman 81 the Finance LOm.
rniitee hss shown himself cgery way fitted
Jor Tie important responsibilities Ellish will
dovolse npon biul.
lie nominee fer Auditor, Dr. 3 l.
Isse. u Haywood, beiotgs % one o. ihe
eldest sad maei inautntiH mmilias u DYr