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HAnnINaroxTERRrroRY
A Letter From The north Paeiae coa.i.
3NNaxeogvfgS v, TIL Dec 5 49,
aAtpe,o Il thef ats1Ifenotr. 3OAt

Gorfe1Pon1eucao % the IntshEenoeEsA
When / wrote you last we were in the
kyery hottest Of our political campaign. But
h b all over now, and the smoke Of the
battle has lifted. A decided victory has
been gained by the Republican party.
Brents has been elected to Congress by
about | 800 majority, a considerable gain
over the majority of two years ago. Both
branches OF the Legislature = largely
Republican.
The new Constitution has also been
adopted, with the exception OF the Local
Option and Woman's Rightsclauses, which
were voted on separately. We will be
knocking 1.-THE doors OF the next Congress
for admission as q State. We come as q
Republican Territory, with no purpose 10
conceal the fact that We will send up
two. Republican Senators to the, Y. 5.
Senate, and three Republican electos to
die COLLEGE that viii decide who shall be
our exfPresidens II We az tie chance to
ID %. We IKE hardI money uand
100 cents on the dollar. We do not like
Butler. never did, neither do We like the
''new Buffers Analogy" Of the Sand lots
OF San Francisco. We stand on the prin-
ciples Of honesty and integrity and have
the coin TO pay our way:
We OF the Northwest have almost des-
paired OF ever having any thing done for
rs in the way OF railroads. The failure OF
the efforts Of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road TO get an extension OF its charter at
the last Congress has greatly damaged US.
But the country must know OUT senti-
ments on the subject OF the \. P. r. r. by
the results OF therecent elections in Oregon
and Washington Territory. In Oregon
the Mitchell party was overwhelming,
IN defeated, faafnly because of MitchelIs
opposition to the interests OF that road.
In Washington Hon. o. Jacobs got one
round vote Tor denomination for Congress,
Is a recompense for his opposition to that
company. He, Mr. Jacobs, Is forever laid
on the shelf, where he ought to have been
long ago.
the interest and develop the resources OF
this country than q railroad. The dis
lance TO the Atlantic States by way OF San
Franciseo and the Central Union Pacific
Railroads, is 50 re1tandsometinies % dit
|iculty and the charges Of those Companies
for freight and passengers so e~xtravagant
that our prosperity has been greatly hin.
dered. The late increase in charges by
those monopolies has increased the prices
OF many things, and We are convinced that
Il the \. 2. X. Z. should utterly fail We
have not Q the end yet. Il is the earn.
est hope OF many that the present Congress
will do something in the matter.
This is 4 great country and II Its re-
sources were once developed the increase
In wealth and resources TO the country
would be very considerable. sns MIDI. =
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EVERY FAMILY

a##-..uU "H.#H NTmNEt- -
Should be supplied at all times with .
remedy OF acknowledged merit. for use In
case OF accident, as well as 10 ease the many
aches and pains all are liable TO. No rem.
sdy has given such perfect satisfaction in
every trial as the Curative. In making this
assertion we know 1t car be substantIAted
by evidence ofthe most positive character.
d. The CURATIVE Is . Pana.
cea for Rheumatism, Neural.
gia. Seiatica, Nervous Head
aches. Diphtheria. Sore
Throat, Cuts, Wounds, Burns,
Scalds, Bowel Complaints,
Dyspepsia, Tootiiache, Ear.
ache. or wherever there 10
pain or Inflammation. ilbltfI
The CvRATivEts readily taken by old
and young. and for external use 1ts sodth.
Ing influence makes It the most desirable
medicine for family use ever produced.
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Liver Pills q Vermifuee.

hayes sAsaia Elssysloek ~ tAsiF slEast1Fs
Aeoyottta q sxeS1 box OF Nal q tAs ns1ntpa Ths
spaeisa etesEsany, ~ hasisg ssne p~reaanptsnqas
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HERyEY& PACE, Auctioneers. oc15
Ihs IboJe ale Is adjourned until SATURDAY, the
MA day Of November, 1873, At II o'clock 4. ~, stthe
- u. ~ ,atH nra6nf.aa
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d9 GEO. b CALDWELL, Trustee.
LGs Aumh+redI, O., n, I2V5. lkriss7i y, ., 3ipsl,
a?I. 3, n, q, 3 and Prod ssid plat having besn,
piIug SL2S2, the above ale a 10 The property yet 70
L nd, Including LOtSo: s, With the dne brick res:
d.bnr d the sid GeoRe Zlles thereon, Is adjourned
gatl FRIDAY, the 2Oth day Of Decenber. is7s, Al 10
o'elork 4. w., 81 the sane place on the premises.
d,II GEO. 3. CALDWELL, Trustee.
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No. 27 Twelfth st.

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GEO B, CALDWELL, Trustee.
Las unmbeFd one sand three Ien tEid plat hastng
Ssa I'd SoTefabtfS 81. Is7Si for sos and ssof respec.
a,sIy, the 1e0!s Slss /, sSass gsSPsrtL Ssi z, e ssla
ra6er, 1873, at lO0'eIOeE a. N, Al The saas place 90
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26
REoISTRATl0N

NoTIcE IL HEREBY 0IvgN THAT TIE
IL Boohs Of Registration for the Municipal
Election 20 be held on MONDAY. Nay Q, ISIS.
for the election OF Town O1ncrrp OF the Town
4. lsfs. AZ 10 o'eL OK a. \. Natu1iized citizens
arc required By Law 10 prevent Their papers 81
the time Of registration.
Z. @. COOK,
Exonieio RssistrJ AGENT. Township No. .,
Storey county. Nevada.
Gold Hill, March %, 1873. mh2sid
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DELINQUENT SALES.

DOCK ISLAND GOLD AND aIL-
II YER MINING v0MPANY.-Location Of
ifornia.
Location OF works, Gold Hin Mining Die
triet. storey County, Nevada
Notiee.-rhere arc delinquent upon the FOL
lo~lng-described stock. on account OF sssess
meut mo. ~ levied on the 9th day Of January.
ISIS, the several amounts set opposite me
names Of the respective shareholders, a. fol.
love: -,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-26
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OrYIcK or THE CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Company. Fan Francisco. California, March
fth. tsTs.--At . meeting OF the Beard of III.
rector Of the above pamsd Company, hsld
this day. . dividend No. ~ Of Two Dollars per
18th Transfer books closed until ths isth
nhii @. ?. GORDON, scers,ary.
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And In accordance with Law. and an oruer Of
the Bard Of Directors. made on the nh
dsv Of February. 1878. ~ many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock q. may be necessary will
De sold al public auction, at the ON, e VI thu
Company, No. lit California street, San Fran.
cisco. California. on WEDNESDAY, the n
lay Of April. isss. at the hour ot ! O'Clock
=. u. OF -aid day. To pay said delinquent a--er-
ment thereon. together with costs OF adver-
Using and expenses of tie sale.
GkO. ID. EDwAkDs. Secretary.
oriec-No. az Califonis street. san bran
cisco. California. mchts I'd
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sTocKnoIpERs' MEETING.

TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
holders Of the Ward Uold and tilyer Mining
Company will be held on THURSDAY. the 18th
day Of Mar b.. A. d. is's. o. the hour of I '. H..
at The once OF the Company. Room %. No tio
California street. Nan Francisco. California. for
the purpose Of slectins . Bosfd of Trustees 10
serve for the enpuins year. end for such other
busIness a. may proptriy come before the meet.
ing Tr-nsfer boois will close on the ioth dsy
Of Msrh, st 81 y.
by order Of the Board Of T,ustees.
mhistd JOBkPH NA0UIRE, fecretAFy.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

0!yIcE OF CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
hinisR Company, fan Prantisco, March .,
is7s.-At 8 meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of
ne ahsvs named Company. held this day, q
dirtdend mo. 81 Of Two ~ Dollars rer share
t1s. rrHnsfsf books CLOSED until ihs isih 10.
esnt A. w. HAvRNB,
III esefstaSy,
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And In accordance with Law. and an ORDER
at the Hoard OF Directors, made On the ID
day Of February. ISIS. 90 many shares OF each
parcel of such stock ss may be necessary win
be sold al public suction. al the once OF the
Company. lioom ~ sale Dep cit builiihs. San
fnnei-co, CALIFORNIA;. on SATURDAY. the sth
dsy Of March. 1878. al the hour of II O'Clock
.. y. of said day. In pay said delinquent Assess-
ment thereon. together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of the sale.
A. PROVO KLuir. SECRETARY.
Once -52s Montgomery street, hoom y. san
frzr~ SEQ. California. mhlstd
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m Ca make money fs-t q at work for Ne tran
v at anything else. Capital No, rvquircd; ve
will start you. til per day 81 hone msde BY
the industrious. Men. totnen. boys aud girls
wanted everywhere 10 york for us New 10 the
tins. Costly Outft and terms tree. Address
mhi fms Tnuk a CO.. Augusta. Maine.
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NOTICE. oEasuITs COMMENCED.

mo THE FoLLOwINa-NANgD DEFEND
i ants, and TO ell owners OF OF claimants 10 the
real estate md improvements thsreoa. 90 I'M
proyements when Assessed separately, tn the
Town OF Gold Hill. storey county. Nevada.
hereinafter described, known and unknown:
You are hereby ngtined that suits have been
commenced In the Justices Court OF Township
No. 8. storey county. Nevada By the state OF
Nevada. plaintiff. against each OF the defendants
hereinafter named, and each Of the foilgw.
ing-de-cribed tracts or parcels Of land. With
the improvements thereon, and improvements
when separately ss-e-ret, End all osnefs Of %
claimants TO the sAne, known or unknown. TO
recover tho tax and delinquency assessed 10 said
defendants AsAiLst aid propsrty; for the nsSni
year commencing the ist day Of January. A-D.
is7I. and ending December 81. AID. 1871. sndthAi
. summons has been duly issued In each eAss.
And you arc further notified thai unless 700
appear and answer the complaint died In sAii
coud on or before the rwkSrf.flfrh DAY
taken against you and the real Estate and I'm
prOvement- therein de-enb-d. tyr the amount
Of tar aud Delinquency specified. and costa VI
suit:
XagS. Tar sai Dliagssney.
Andrews George L. . Tar AID delinquency
ON portion of Lot Z. Block I. kAng- v,
and improvements. y
ASHER n. A.-Tax and d~elinqusncy on
land and Improvements vssi Of Amer
Dfyau H. ~ ucthnlaruey W.
of Lot I. Bloch .. Range ID, and In
provements. ID ~
Ballard A. D.-rax and d~slinquency on
the Thistle mine. situated southwest Of
the new WORKS Of the OvermAn Mining
COMPANY ~ 81
Banksr II. B.-TAx and delinquency IN
part VI Lot ~, BLOCK Q. Range y. and
improvements oS
uembr.eht P.-Tax and delinlusney IN
part Of Lot 20. Block !. hAnse v. and -.
improvements ................... 49,. y
Henderson JAne-Tax and delinquency on
part Of Lot 4, bloch I. hAngs L, and
improvements . "a
HoAc R~euben-rax and delinquency ON
part Of La s. block I, Range L..... o.. I u
Farley N. H.-rax and delinquency on
Lot Z, Block Z. kAnge C............... 3
Jones wm--Tax and delinquency On Lot
"a. Block I, Range H............... . 81
Kelly Jame.-Tax aud delinquency ON
Lots -. ~. u. 10 and -. IN Bloch q.
Range q, aud improvements ........... % OF
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Ia COMfANf.-LocAtIon OF ptinc pal pIac.
VI business. san Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Virginia City. Storey
county. state VI Nevada.
N~otice.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. ON account Of assess
meut ISo. u levied ON the iitn day OF February.
ISIS, the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders. as fol
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DELINQUENT SALES.
1T0NUNEyTAL INNING COMPA.

MONUMENTAL MINING. COMPA'
Vl NY Location OF principal place OF busi
ness, ban Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold I'LL Mining District,
Storey county. Nevsda.
Notice.-There Are delinquent upon the fol
lowingdescribed stock. on account OF assess.
ment mo. 81 levied on the it,h day oi
February. 1875, the several amounts set oppo
site the names eftne respective shareholders,
as followt:
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CAUTION.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER MINING
Company saie No. r. The public 10
hereby cautioned against purchasing the follow
Ing described rtoch Of tho Yellow Jacket Silver
Mining Company, ~ the sAns was sold Tor
Assessment No. ~. this 9th day OF March,
ls1si
In .ho.e name. no. Csrlf. shs.
schmiedell. N, cksfndtsf a 10.
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And In accordance viii law. 90 many shares
Of each parcel OF such stock .. may he neees.
ssry vii be sold At public auction. at the once
cisco, California. on WEDNESDAY. the 81
day of April, ISIS. 81 the hour OF I o'clock
2. u Of aid Gay. To pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costa OF
Advertising and expenses ofthe sale.
W. n. LOwpEN. Secrrtary.
0mcs-7is ssnsoms strset San franeisco,
California. mhistd
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTIcE.-rHE REGULAR ANNUAL
IN Meeting Of the ~Htoehholders Of the Lady
Washington MiLipg Company will be held q
the once OF the Company, 70 IN n, No. ti0
CALF. rnia street. ran Francisco. California. on
MONDAY. the hrst day Of April. 1915. Of the
hour Of I o'cl oh r. n for the purpose Of elect.
year. and such other business 20 may coms be
fore the meeting. Transfsr books closed and
until arer the meeting on the 29th Of March,
mhiad b. L. THOMAS. secrstary.
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Cwuf. Bhs
NOTICE FOR REDEMPTION

nP STOREY COUNTY COURTHOUSE
BONDS.-Notic 10 hereby ei,en. In pur.
mi,sioners Of Btorey county. Nevada. made and
entered In the mlnutes Of said Board on the
18th day Of March. 1878, that there remains the
sum Of thirteen thousand dollars In the Storey
County court.houss Fund. TO be applied IN the
redemption OF Storey county. c'urt-house
bonds. and that realed proposals will be 70
the surrender Of said Storey county Court
house bonds IN or before the FIRST DAY OF
APRIL. A. ID 1878. TO be made and nled with
the Clerk OF said Board. At their once. In the
city Of virginia. county of Storey. TO the
amount and In the sum a. aforesaid.
In wiin,ss whereof. I have hereunto set my
hand and AIMED the zeal 81 Aid Board. this
10th day Of Mach, A. d. 1878.
IsEAL-l j.. r. MCFARLAND. County Olerk.
Inv II d THanrsoN. DEPUTY Clerk. mhaitd
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c. wlEoAMD L co.'s
VIRGINIA ASSAY OFFICE
ohCMIoAL LABORATORY.

CONRAD WIEGNND........-...NssaTeF.
FORMERLY MRLTBR AND REPINER,
i and lsts Supervising Aasaycr OF the United
btates Mint, San Francisco.
For fuller Advertisement. zee Virginia Even.
ing Chfonicle or send for Q c~ircnlar. 10 N
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SALE OF
Valuable Property.

y alrdienre 20 srder Of tIranre suteriw
III Court. md 10 make RIAL v tale asscts for
payments ~ deld-, ! vii on
Monday the LEI day u 1prH 1878
sslI thr following keal Estate, ss the property d
josiah Tnrnef, ~. decreased.
1t. One store House 10 Chapel Hill. on Main
Street. adj sinlng ibr ut of Mrs. llargIavs aud
John Huteliin, and Il present Occupled " NJ.
Weaver.
~. The wali. Tract lnclndinr al.a which /.
knsMn - the lourienay Tract, and supposed q
contain Us aeres. aijplnlng the lands OF John.U.
Kirkland and The Phillips TRAIT.
III. All ~ The Huntington Tfact not CONVEX.
ed 20 William Turner, adjoining the laIids II
Ltiltel ~ inch aud The ilace Tract
w The stroud .Trasf adjoining tlse lands 81
William Holden aud Othfrs and.stlppOsed u con.
tain thirty Unc arrr-.
v. Lats Nos. IA, 40 and Igl in The Plan II IL
Town % Ilillsbaro.
VI. Any other Interest ~ Josiah Turner ~
10 heal Estate nj heretofore sol,l ~ me.
The sale " the Property 10 thapei mn vii
bc made on the pre- ni.ss and ofthr other Tract.
~ the Court llouse d.,pr Ia Ilitl.l,orp.
IEHMss-t1neIlifd cash anil balance n Il
and Y mouths, With Interest lroin day % ale.
sale Ht "a NJ.
EVANS TURNER. Ads.,r.
aud Commissioner.
lliIlsboro. March LEI ,5s. IDS.
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pEAGE IN cuRA !.

NEw York. Psb. 2s.--A HAVANA lei.
ter d Feb 13fd says: /" The ipsurgen,
chiefs having submitted 10 the terms olFrr-
ed BY the Spanish Government Of which
fact there isno longer any doua. the re-.
storation d peace on this island may be re-.
gsrded a. an accomplished fact. TIE 2jth
u the psrseut month has been de.ignated
rs che date on which ,he insurgenis shall
lay down their arws. and on .he 18th pesce
will be officially proclaimed. - .a
Gen. q. Gonzales. % the Spanish army.
sss passenger 10 the sisamsr City Il
Washington. which arrived list night from
lsrsns. lie comes here 40 : commissioner
70 treat With The Lubsp Jpnis % terms d
pesre.
Ngw YoRK. Psb. 2s.-M. yIlaverdo.
Cuban here. has adyices from iIayans
that the spanish volunteers were 10 state
% almost riot consequent urom . rep,rt that
the Government had offered terms "a peace
20 the Cnba,-. the volunteers insisting that
the Cspiais-G General should force the Gu.
bans tolsy down their arms Internationally
sepor Aldsma. the t'ubsn Represents.
tive here. hss no such Information. bnt
nothing i allowed % be telsgraphed him
Aldama also shys there have been no peses
neeoiisiions proposed BY him 20 the span.
ish Minister. 81 Washington, % reported.
= 2 & Z " 6
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@@s@as &c.,. @-4.S-4s- &# 5# a5&$#ta.'
wAsnIYeToN. Feb. 2s.-The Pre.i-
dents message. yetoing the silver bill. was
laid before the House Ly the Speaker.
The President says IL has been his ear
nes. desire 10 coueur with Congress in the
adoption of this measure 10 Increase the sill
yer coinage Of the country. but - far as
not % impair the obligation u contracts
either public or private, nor lrjarlsusly
affect the public credit. Il MAS ouly on
the conviction that this bill did not meet
that essential requirement that he felt il
bis duty TO withhold from il his approval,
The message further states that the capital
defects Of tbs bill is that Is cobtaiU, no pro
vision protecting from is oprrsiion pre-.
existing debts. In Gaze the coinage which
il cresies shall continue Of less value than
that which was the sole legal tender wheD
they we're created. 10 the judgment Of mai.
kind il would be an act 81 bad fsilh. The
standard Of value should not be changed
without the cunseut of both parties 10 ihe
contrsct. The nsiicnsl promises shunld
be kept with uLfmrhing 6delit,. lie
could not rign 4 bill which you'll Anthmizs
the yisintion VI sacred obligations The Oh.
ligaiion Of The pnbI,c Isi,h Transcribed 81
questions q profit o- public advantage. III
unqpestivnsblc nssintensBce Was the die
tate ~ yell Of honesty ns ~ expediency aud
should ever DO carefully guarded by the
Exesatise. Ly Congress. aud ~ the people.
Before proceeding 10 yoie on the ques.
ton :. Will the llouse. On reconsideration,
pass the bills'
Mr. Cox. Of Nev York. made the re-.
mark that tie message was q :. charge u
fraud Is fraud" on which bis colleague,
Mr.. MeCaok. made point Of order. .
Tie Speaker decided that the remark
Was inside out Of order. aud that il savuld
not he printed ID the Record.
| The House thea proceeded 20 vote, ap6
The result was yeas. 1917 nays. -. The
Speaker declared The bill % passed. and
the announcement was greeted with gen.
ersi applause.
| The lIogse then took Up tie bill 10 pen.
ion The soldiers Of the Mexican aud lodian
vars. and without action the House i'd.
josrned.
sysATg.--The Silver bill passed. The
Presidents veto rot sitbstandise---46 10 ~.
w. Hill. cf Georgia. voting with the ma.
joriiy.
wAsiiIxaTos. March The Cabinet
to-day directed Secretary Sherman 10 put
the mlnts 10 fall operation aud DR.. Esaris
20 write paragraph 10 al countries con.
posing What u called the Latin Union in.
viting them 70 CONVENTION 10 regulate the
respective status Of silver and gold. II IL
ihossbt BY the middle u May The coinage
o. silver dollars will Be 81 tbs rate Of 81
millions per mouth.
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e,lIsuarnugg Rsrarnsr.
WEpNEsDAY......MAR. . 1878
COY. YANCE.

GOV. iANCh.
Rather prenatdrely. We cannot help
thinking. the question Of the Senatorial
election has disturbed the equinimity Of
some Of oar contemporaries. Since th 9
question has beea sprung, we are at no loss
10 construe The motives n the attacks upon
the administration Of Gov. Vance. seeing
that those attacks are at the bottom Of the
purpose to oppose his election,
last winter there were friends Of bis Ex-
cellency so far Carl 4 away BY their enthu-
siasm is TO insist that be should be nolui-
mated to the place now 50 worihily filled BY
Matt W. Rapsunl. We opposed this pre-
cipitancy upon the ground that the people.
with urwon,ed expression. had called him
to fill one Office; one. in which peculiar
adaptation TO its duties. were ascribed 10
him. A sober secoad thought appreciated
tue souhduess Of our views. and Coy. Vance.
duly installed as Governor Of the State.
entered upon his Office with the full abrega-
ton. both on his part and that of has
friends, Of all Interior ambitions projects.
He is now in the second year Of his term
and apart from the opposition Of eaptious
Journalism. he has not abated one jOt in his
hold upon the affections or esteem Of the
people. Both love and respect enter into
the elements which give him bis wonderful
hold upon the popular mind. Without the
first. he could not have aroused the seree
blaze OF enthusiasm which blasted alloppo-
sitioa; without the second. he could not
have retained what he had gained, il reac.
tior had exposed weakness u foundation.
1t is the peculiar merit Of Gov. Vance that
those light and amiable qualities which ap.
peal to the affections, are only the graceful
ornaments IL solid structure Ct worth
whose stability becpmes the more assured
under every test Of It's strength. He has
proved himself. not Obly the popular man.
but the safe. pruieut, ssgaciOus aud expan-
five stdesmm.
The time has come when be shall enter
into the full enjoyment Of long deferred no.
nors. North Carolina once seut him. with
foll recognition Of his bOnOrs. to the United
States Senate. lie was forced to stand q,
It's doors as suppIiaut. and under the de.
cree Of bigOted pariisapship. was exclud.
ed from bis rights. -.s
When he could have been legi'imately
returned aud admitted. most untowsrd con.
binations confirmed his exclusion. and con-
signed him To Obseurity until that time
when the people. with Spontaneous act.
lifted him to the highest post Of popular
preferment.
The people have had him. or will hare
had BIN. for two years. Nov. let the State
have him. grateful for the past. sppreeia-
tive Of the present. Ii can elevate bin
without reproaeh 10 others. But . mai
whose character is national Is ert::led ;" az
elevation where his capacities can be dis
played upon national theatre. Vance il
man the natiod WANTS Let him be senl
10 adorn the national councils.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-03-06

Suppose We pass law" said severe
father 10 his daughters. ,.lhai no girl eigh-
teen years old. who can't cooS q go,pi meal
sbnll get marriea until she learns how 10 do
il! .Why then. We'd all yet married u
seventeen. responded the girls in sweet
chnrls.