Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1877-01-11

T THE DIFFERENCs.-Ye Yesterday
:. IN our tonr of the city IN search OF
:, local items, we made our usual triu
to the State House, and upoi,
entering the Governors department.
marked change greeted our eyes.
, lferqtofore the accustomed scenes
/ has been one of civil, political and
social equality. The frequent visi-
tors to Governor Brogdcn were
often composed ,.hollyaof negrocs,
who sat around the fire. place,
smoked and conyersed and were
"hail fellow well met" but yester-
day we came i'll contact with onr
CiiIct Executive surrounded by his
many admiring civil, political and
social friends. ColorcG nen entered
the room but Nade known their
business and retired with that dig.
nlty which all must feel when in
the presence OF one Of good aLd
noble as our Governor.
In the Private Sccrctarv's room
we found Mr.. David Mitchell
ance, son of the Governor, who
bad Just received his appointment
as Private Secretory to the Cover
nor, receiving instruction regarding
the papears and Guties of his Office.
from Mr.. john l.. Neathrrr, late
Irlrate Secretary of Governor
Brogdcn.
Ia tie State Trcasnrer's Depart
ment we were greeted with tho
same faces which have met us upon
our daily visits for the past two
weeks. Treasurer Worth was sur
Rounded hy Els friends, and Mr..
Donald Balm was busy settling with
a delinquent Sheriff. Mr.. Worth's
soI, pleasant young man, full of
business capacity and with IA smiling
and intelligent face, has just receiv.
ed the appointment us Teller of tho
State Treasury and entered upcn
his duties.
In the Auditor's department DR..
Saniucl L. Love, State Auditor.
having just taken the oath of office,
was receiving from his predecessor
the books, papers, etc, belonging
to that department. DR. Love is II
most pleasant man, and brings
ilgnity to tie l.i4sl! position which
ne has been chosen to fiji. The
Auditor laS na- made any appoints
nent Of clc.hs in his department
yet, but will no doubt make rood
md competent selection when he
loes.
In the Secretary of States de-
'artrnert, that jovial, whole souled
lrn, Major Joseph A. Englchard,
vas found signing papers, com
Mission, etc, with as much ease
md grace as though his life had
'ccn spent in thas particular de-
,aItment. Like the Auditor, Mr..
tngelharG has made no selection of
lis corps of CLERKS.
In the Superintendent of Public
Instructions department, Hon.
Iohn g. Scarbol ough's tail and
lately torm WAS seen examining
he various specimens Of books for
he education OF the rising general
ion of this State, among whom thc
,reatcr part of his life has been
pent. Here Mr.. Scarborough is
'ertectiy ar home, and in the ad.
of the affairs of his
fficc, great good may DC expected
o the people, and especially the
onnS people of North Carolina.
Tic Acknowledgement, Col.
'homas S. Kcnan, WAS not in his
tiice, but his name is enough to
uarantce that tie position which
e has been called to fill wW br
He'd with honor and dignity to the
'hole people Of this proud o'd
state, famous for her great legal
hility. Col, Kenan is an uhlc
awyc", and to the other State Off
ers as an advizcr will soon win
name and popularity second to
one whom we could have chosen
G fill the office Of Attorney Gen
raj.
~ iii'ti iNNNl 10 JlIC dlIIcIGUCC Ill
fairs in the several departments,
ven at this early Jay, we can con-
den'ly assure the people that they
nay have great ho.es for peace
nd prosperity i'll the future, and
hat the once proud honors of the
Id North State under tine rule of
'ance, Jarvis, Engclhard, Worth,
.ove, Scarborough and kcnan will
e restored to her, and that virtue,
l5ticc and honesty shall ever mark
heir administration. Men do their
'ork and pass away, but honor,
Integrity, the principles of truth,
Istice and religion ale unalterable,
nd always the same. As them,
re review tile difference between
ne past and present administration,
ct us all grow i'll integrity and
atriotisln and be guided by the
lhhnc and eternal pri9ciplc- IT