The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-15
: Our Friends, the Ener-

1t i not necessary to give the 5-..-
the several Republican Conyentia--
the past week but the to!lowIpr
stract of the ticket a set in the naE ~- a.
For Gorernor-Judge Ra!ph p
Of Cumberland.
For Lieut. GoCeruor-Fen. Rnr-. 20
ringer, of Mecklenburc. 1877"
For Secretary Of Sfate-R. NJ N
of Robson.
For Treasurr-A. d. Jenkins .sw..
For 4udit9r-Ex Judge Riley II.
non, of Henderson.
For Attorney Go'eral-Aug. NJ. NJ.
of Chowan.
For Supt. schooh-A, L, Black. a. ~
Hanover.
For E1ectors-Oliyer II. Da.>a--
Richmond, and Geo. b. Everett. d.,
sythe.
For Judge 18th D.strict-Jas 7. He.5.
Of Chatham.
For Congress, End Dist.-Oran3a Hi.
with William Smith O'Brien Robins.
Elector.
For Congress, 4h DiSt.-Mosc, 4 p...
soc, with Col. Tazewell II. Hargrore F
tor.
FEW REMARKS.
HIGl thOueul vi E4duElL- HE.- 9.
names above printed is that it might w.n-
called an Apostate Ticket. Barn
Bledsoe, Norment, Everett, and Moor 49,
til within few years back We're active bar
ocrats or Conservatives. The next HI.
will be to inquire the whereaboQt, m. :.
carpet bag or Northern elemen, H..
once made itself felt in Republican c5nr@-.
tions? Can it be true, As keo.b All
New York reporter that the bette Gas, ~
North Carolina Republicans h0ut H..
carpet Dagger as badly or worse than ~.
Democrats? Certain 1t is that all the nom,
nees are Natives except Orlando Hgbh,
the candidate for Congress In the Secp5
District and he may be said TO owe hi.
success to the division of the Native whit
element between Lott Humphrey, Cl
Geo. W. Stanton, and Ex-Governor Bra.
den. Hubbs came to Newbern in the Va,
of Burnside, during the war. He la, been
sheriff of Craven, and is a brother OF Pos
master Hubbs.
Another thought in respect to the STAT
ticket Is the mediocre ability of the mfr
Judge Buxton is an affable. easy going. 81.
sible sort of man, without striking ability
and absolutely without personal magnetlsa
or any one quality capable of arousIng D.
litical interest. That he would make a IA
Governor may be assumed but as a cam
date tor Governor be is a failure alreai.
Dozens Of the very delegates who nominate.
him could be heard inveighing against hin
ere the convention adjourned, a. a cold
blooded, ayaricious, place-mau. wa.
wouldn't pledge himself either to resign L.
ludgeshlp, or to canvas the State, &C.. &c
Some OF this may have been unde>erred.
but it showed how little enthusiasm hi.
nomination aroused even among the office
holders who comprise the working corps OF
the party.
Gen. Barringer, familiarly called Aunt
Nancy by his brigade, was an old slave
holder, and held pretty ,nuch the same d>
pressed view of the negro's soul, capacity
nose, skin, etc., as was set forth by Ariel,
by Richard c. Badger (auother distinguish
ed Rotater) by Hinton Rowan Helper, AM
other pamphieteers. Ex-Judge Riley II
Cannon has a worldwide reputation ia
spelling January with a small a. not t.
speak of certain judicial taur pas that quite
laid In the shade the brllock-ga ite Wit Of
Judge Cloud. Riley's cannon will make
but a small report on election day not halt
SO loud as his confreres cuspidorean expo
sion-"Ihdr nout Thar MORT Iod POI.
50. hnoU'd kou tu'M Let'
Mr.. Gus Moore is a smart young ma0, d
son OF Judge w. A. Moore, and fond OF
Jolly living but be is destined t. be one
Moore DIS Gus-ted ere
"The cold chilly winds of N~ovember"-
swept my great expectations a way
Still another thought as to the otate
ticket marks he absence Of any recognition
Of the coloreu voter who composes niueteet
twentieth of the party. There i but Oh.
Black on the list. and he a merely noasat
one, and not even a Republic. At q.
events he has of late years taken an act'a
part In the Greenback Party at WilmingtQ1
Doubtless, however, like Judge Russell h1
Is a G~reenbacker when votes are wanted
but a Republican when the office Is seeuTf