The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-03

Another version is that Jarvis wrote
d directly to Schenck, but this is prob
adv not true. Jarvis was counted in
ssGovernor, and in February last Judge
S-henck was, Of course, confident
ttat hi. little trade with jarvis VI,
ling to bring IN big profits, and that
he would achieve his ambition. But
nat So. E1-Judge Thomas Ruffin was
quickly appointed ts the vacancy, and
Scuenck was again left out in the cold.
IA soon as TIN. was done Col. An
dcewr told Schenck 20 resign his Judge
sup, and that he would have HIM ap-
pointed counsel for the Richmond and
Ianville Company at q salary OF 3d.
80, being 81, 900 more than be receiv-
e. as Judge: that if Jarvis was a tral-
tor and vas not honorable enough TO
sand bv the agreement made, that be
(Andrews)vas a gentleman of honor, asd
Tat he weuld make the promise good.
l. confederation of this, Col. Paul b.
Eesus, of Concord, who was on the
Governors staff, and who was the
friend of Schenck, upon hearing of the
aJoointment Of Rufin, wrote Jarvis =
= ter stating that Jarvis had decelv
Fl him and wronged his friend, and
t t his honor as a gentleman would
ut permit him to remain longer on the
Governors staff, and teRdeTed hi
r--igpation. 1t is said that Means al
81 has a letter either from Jarvis or
tndrevs covering the proposition te
11ooint Schenck, and that he showed
], 10 several gentlemen, but was finally
pariusded by Andrew. to keep it quiet
Ecaenck did resign his Judgesnip,
s4d j. now counsel for the Richmond
AID Danville Company at a salary o
s. 500 per wear. he is good lawyer
I'd i. plucky to the narrow, and vii
g4ke it hot for the enemies Of his client
/ i. not by any near. popula
le2dsr of men, like Vance, but he will
te invaluable as the attorney OF the
Richmond and Daaville Company
No0uld occasion arise it will give bin
great pleasure TO aid in i'm peachini
snd removing Jarvis from office. H
would thus fulfill his duty to his ellen
company aud settle old scores betves
hnself and Jarvis.
THE PRESENT POLITICAL ASPECTS.
Everything down South offs publ
nature runs into political bearing
acre is no doubt that sx-Gov. Nsnc
expects to bring the Democratic Part
-quarely up to his support IN this hghl
and he has not reckoned without b
host. Great prejudice exists every
where against large corporations
Whether right or wrong, TIL, preJu
Dice houri.hes among the less iniorme
people, and can be made = powerf'
lever in a contest Of this characte
Senator Vance has already declare
that be viii denouBCe ths Rlcbmon
and Danville corporation from Che
ukce to Currituck, which means fror
'he mountains to the sea-.nors. Ii
democratic platform next year will q
coubtly contain a number or rs,ol'
ton, embracing tho causes OF attac
as assigned by Senator Vance, ar
every Democratic candidate for the lie
stature will be forced to stand IA
foeted upon thi, platform, or he vi
he elected to stay at home
1t has been an easy matter to asce
tain that great pressure ma. be
brought to bear upon Gov. Jarsl.
the Influences which AT: supporting n
Best to get the Governor to break WI
the Richmond and Danville people, q
spouse the cause of the North Car
Ina SYSTEM as engineered by d
] est, Senator Vance. and others.
would seem that the Governor b