The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-13

not I8VOT MI. OOIOuSu " Ic-E0liiilh-
ion. and remarks that be twill find thai
county is not North Carolina" The
paper says:-''We are glad to see
many of our State exchanges recommend
Rev. G.. &. Dodson, of Townsville, for
Superintenden: Of Public Instruction. He
is possessed of a brilliant intellect, having
been graduated with the highest distinc-
ton from Trinity College, is a thorough
North Carolinian, pure, modest, with all
the graces that 90 to adern christian char.
acter. '--'From present indications
saws the Oxford 1orchhghf-"Granville
will support Judge Fowle. "-The
Wadesboro Haraa suggests that Gen. A.. }.
Dargan run for the State Senate; and
learns that very possibly Col. Il. Tyler Ben
nett NAV consent to run Tor Congress. -
The Weldon NeirS Is out for Gov. Jarvis In
vigorous language.-A Frankliuton cor
respondent tavors Gov. Jarvis.--Apother
writer 10 the Times says: let Us nomi-
nate Jarvis and Robinson and not put a
slight upon the officers who have Steered
our ship of State safety through the Mud
Cut to a Democratic harbor, The
Winston Sttt.ncf fires of a follovs -
"Nhatever may be Col. Hollis titneos for
the p~osition, the fact that te favored the
"Waddell bill" introduced at the extra
| session of the Legislature, to repeal all the
railroad charters west of the North Carolina
Railroad and east of the Blue Ridge, a bill
| that would deny the people OF the great
Iadkin Valley of future railroad facilities,
would make him the very weakest candl-
date that could be nominated. "A Mon
roe correspondent of the O6sercey says more
| than half the county OF Union is for Jarvis,
as the best Governor since the war.-The
Raleigh Post says:.."lt is less than two
weeks since Mr.. Julian 5. Carr was men
toned in connection with the Lieutenant
Governorship, and without prejudice to
| either Messrs. Holt or Robinson, it may be
said that no mans candidacy was ever more
fayorably received or accepted with more
popular favor within a like period of time
in the State under like circumstances. -
The Wilmington Star says:-'We Judge
} from what is said in Washington that Mr.,
James f. Boyd stands the best chance To
succeed Mr.. Lusk, the present United
States District Attorney OF North Carolina. ,
---The Concord Register says Judge
Schenk has written to Capt. Calvin Z. Grier,
of Charlotte, his brother-in law, that he Is
positively not in the race for Congress. -
The Salisbury Examiner: A majority Of
the Democrats Of the county, seem TO
favor the. nominations Of Jarvis tor
Governor. 1t would be remarkable, if the
sentiment of the people, in this county at
least, were otherwise, considering the action
of the Governor III c~onvenlng the 1ieglsia-
ture I'm extra session. for the purpose OF Ell
fecting the sale of the W. y. Z. Railroad
contrary to the advice OF a majority
Of the Board of Dicectols ofthe Road. -
The same paper suggests Maj. Kerr Cralge
for Lieut-Governor and says that /. ,.
Oyerman, Frank Brown. }. NJ. Gray, and
j. S. McCubbins, Sr.. are mentioned tor the
Legislative nomination. arren
ton Ga-ette has a good word for cur towns
man. JOS. B. Bachelor, Esq, IN connection
with the Attorney Generalshir - nsor
county, the Monroe Ecprcss thinks abou
equally divided between fowlc and JARVIS,
with the latter leading The Republican
Of Fender county voted for Judge Buxtol
for Governor. -The Concord Registe
saws: The indications have not ceased t
point to the nomination of Thomas j. lar
, Wis For Goverlo. Judge Fowle will have
+, strong following at the State Convention
J but it will fall far behind the boom tina
, Jarvis will bring with him. For the sccon'
!, nlace James L. Robinson, of Wayne, loom
forth with a brilliant headlight. The hea
! con of Julian q Carr is burning brightly
but the most probable person who VIII hea
$ the prize is Col. I. M. Holt, OF Alamance
+: Cabarrus county is certain tor JARVIS, an
r we don't risk much In saying that tsoH
8 the man, before all others, tor lieutenan
Gnvernor THE Reidsville Times SAYS
l I'VE have known Julian ). Carr long an
r well and like him much as a man and trien6
f We are for him for any place he wants tha
e we believe in ability he is fitted for v
believe he would work we'll in harness =
} Lieutenant Governor, and prove much no;
energetic and useful to the business lntel
z ests of the state than many OF the sinecurt
It we have had in that othce...The Ware
n Gazette says Judge Fowle is one OF It
ablest men, and probably Me hnest SPEAK
er and camraigner, in North Caroi'A'
He has served his party and country Ion
e and tai, hfully and has had, nor sought II
hn1 few rewards. "-Prcceeding t. arg,
,hat e either Grant, or Tilden, be nomin;
tad !, il possible North Carolina may be 81
dangered, Bro. Foote adds; In view the
h Of this contingency, it behooyes Us to p
y forward as our chief standard bearer Il
! IL" NO CON oct. The Radicals a.