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READY FOR sIGSArURE.
Tho View IIlI TO Enable the Il. d o. Com.
pnny to Lay Ocean Telegraph Cables.

Tho View Bill TO Enable the Il. d o, Com.
pany to I.ny Ocean Telegraph u Cables.
WAsIIISaroS, July la-The bill author.
izing the Baltimore and Ohio Company to
lay ocean cables is ready to 80 to the Presi.
dent ior signature, It's text is as follows:
BE il tl,ucied, etc., That Robert Garrett,
William F. Burns and William F. Frick,
Of Maryland, their associates, SUCCESSORS
and assigns, shall have the right to con-
struct, lay, land and maintain line or
lines OF telegraph or submarine cable on
the Atlantic coast Of the United States of
America to connect the American and Eu-
ropean coasts by telegraph lines, wires or
submarine cables. Provided, that said
company shall begin to lay said cable or
cables within two years from the passage
of this act. And provided further, that no
amalgamation combination to establish
rates, union. or sale Of cable interests, es-
tablished under this act, shall be made to
any existing European or other cable COM
pany. S, Z. (; !. 3.,
Z SIC. Q. That any telegraphic line or ca.
Bile laid be subject to the following condi-
tions, stipulations, and reservations, 10 wit:
First the government otthe United States
shall he entitled to exercise and enjoy the
same or similar; privileges with regard to
the control and use OF such'line or lines, or
cable or cables, as there may be by law.
agreement, OF, otherwise be exercised and
enjoyed by any foreign govern
ment whatever. Secondly, citizens
Of the United y States 3 shall enjoy
the same privileges as to the payment Of
rates for the transmission I Of messages as
are enjoyed BY the citizens Of themost favor
ed nation. Thirdly, the transmission of
dispatches shall be made in the following
order: First, dispatches of States under
such regulations as may be agreed upon by
the governments interested, the rates mot
to exceed those charged to individuals; sec.
ondly, dispatches on telegraphic service,
and thirdly, private dispatches; iiourthly,
the lines OF any such cables shall be kept
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.ua,'', pAykSFoFT' July l9.-Harvest is far
,b."sh troasI advanced to dispel the gloomy
.tsns r.. .sa winch the farmers indulged in
i"o,.as ~, .ls past month. Winter wheat never
,,,""H as,i better the stand is thick, stalk
iF%Sns FSdas; and heads heavy. Work began
SaiJs nlm ama Progresses vigorously. The best
IN S."s vs. VIII run thirty TO thirty.iiye bushels
s,,i '"g acre. Spring wheat is hardly So
III .GTui i olt above the average and cutting
" W.! begin q week hence. The Weld viii
RAJ. iesenleen TO twenty bushels per acre,
,xay na.ey Is IN fine condition and will run
Tba TEbta,y 10 twenty.three bushels to the acre.
r,o,u ,.s oats harvest is three weeks OF, and
prospects, fine s4its,lV M ), = - =.
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RIVER iNTELLIGENCE


Gnfhered While Wandering Along the
se.t tLeves-Stcnmers nnd BarEcs.
Business is terribly dull on the wharf Al
present ~ ~. 4 & s b: .'3''EN
The Durnsl got away for Parkersbnrrpe t,r IN 4,
time yesterday morning. 53 S55i5a1
empt;cs yesterday afternoon.
The Emma Graham passed down and tbes
scioto up early yesterday morning. They
are both Pittsburgh-Cincinnati packets. II;
The river is getting down to It's regular
summer stase. At Pittsburgh Yesterday
morning, ihe marks showed only Q feet Z 0Y
The river commenced falling yesterday
moTning and last evening indicated depth
OF hYe leet IN the channel, according 10 the.s
1t is said that Capt Dillon, Of this place n a,
now building boat in West BROWNSVILLE
ie was q, one ,ime owner OF the ill.fated 4
seioto seilihg MS interest last March.
The Light House commander of! the Four
teehth district, will probably soon he enabled
70 ptoVlde better beacon light service on the
ons9. as as clause Tor special appropriations
Of sl5, ,0O is asked for and likely 10 be grant,
ed. Tsi i'sI'' y !, ~ n D. sn.ii9i
The WIN. Chancellor Is due down to.morgs
row morning, en- route for Charleston. g. This
iittle packet is very popular along the Ohio I
and the beautiful kauawha, and deseryedIyS
50. !or II Is ably commanded and has amp \
!, Capt; t. O.; sweeny was in town from
wheeling yesterday. accompanied by hIs
brother William. New Orleans parties are
negotiating with him for the purchase Of the
Corona, aud II the sale Is completed 2heEwilIg 7
y once contract Tor a new boat Pitl.Jurgi
on CRY, Pa July Is. River Z foot and L
rising. Clear and cloudy. M IN
rfrTsnrEou, July l9.-Eivcr 9 feet 10 inches bai
aud stationary; Buckeye State arrived al
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
THE RIVER AND AARBoR BILL
still Cndtr fIrs In The Conisrses Coumltt.s-l
Crop Bar,au to be E,tatIIshsd In Losdos for
the Rtatnt Of This Coustry-Grstr =,
BrouA's Rsturn 10 Wlshlaston. N
Special Dispatch to the ln,clligencer.

Special Dispatch TO the lntclligencer. = ~
WASHINGTON, July l9.-The hitch upon
the river anu harbor bill continues In con.
ference, and there Is danger that the 20.
tomac flats improvement will be left out In
the cold with the llennepin and Delaware
canals. There's is the still further danger
that President Arthur may veto the whole
business and recommend in Its place sim.
ply liberal appropriation Tor the Alissis-
sippi and Missouri rivers, to which he is
already committed by his recent message
to Congress. -. 'Ns n
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-,rt /, .0me talk Of removing Frank.
! s:,p lnm New Athens, O., to Free
: - 70 some point thst will subscribe
Z N, TO new buildings. Freeport has
y I' 'l,u,,re Of being on q railroad and
.,,o. ,ay Of access. I5s e
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A French Crisis,

PARIS, July l9.-In the Chamber OF Dep
uties to-day Goblet, Minister Of the Inte-
rior and Worship, replying TO the radical
Interpolation demanding the establish
ment OF Central Marie for Paris. moved
the order OF the day pure and SIM
pie, which was rejected by vote OF 27S to
l72. The Chamber adopted BY vote of
2lS to l76 the order OF the day hostile to
the creation Of Central Marie. In con-
sequence Of these votcsan urgent summons
was issued fora Cabinet council. A mem.
her who moved the Interpolation, quoted
the promises Of the Government in favor
OF its object, therefore both votes we're un-
favorable to the Government. ss Z 20
G0'cLocK, ?. Mt is stated that the
Cabinet resigned. q, 60 ~
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DIED.,

.. .HShHIRgsTt On Wednesday Jnly ~, 1857 At
;, ": ". k.sis wife Of Frank Ambfuster, aged
funeIai from The residence Of her husband, No..
Sois accnl!och street. on Friday morning At nIn.
O'Clock. Friends of. the family arc Inyided. ru.3
neral services at ,he Church Of the IiamacuateS
Conception luteiment at NJ. Calvary Cemetery &
..s,,:HotkEf.on Wednesday. July 49, 1852. at s:l5
oe!cE AfA; MS LOUISA cH0cHEY motheriofl
tapt.aWm seho:lej In the SD year Of her ass. ~
y Funeral from the residence iot p,. sehoct.y!S
sSa "ei,lel strrtt, Thursday at p n FriendsafeS
cordially invited. ln.ernent At 81, Zion.
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r,,0bIo Democratic Convention meets
:. 4, How to construct gun that will
-, .,ne when ii is u deer and miss it
ti,acali, is the great problem with
,5.Iesders They want double-barreled
si,,,om on the liquor question, one that
rilso9p votes in Cincinnati and not lose
b,,. in lhe interior. The Democracy have
,n,ld!el every issue in modern politics,
,i they will make the great effort Of their
rS this time. W
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A PRIZE FIGHTERS GLORY.
Tug" Wilson. the Hero or the Hour
Challenges Sullivan for the Cham
pIOushfD go .- ,1'-.f r. ~. a.5----s=ls-

piOnship. s=sr
New York, July l9.-The glory OF q
prize fighter is short lived. Once m a..
tagonist batters him down in the ring,
and none are too poor TO do him rever-
ence, while, to add to his Gisery, he secs
his rival receiving the plaudits and obse-
quious attentions OF the mob. John l..
Sullivan, after the terrific combat at AIadi.
son Square Garden, went to his room in
the Continental Hotel. The blows OF vii.
son, though few in number, had done
their work, and the Boston champion
showed bad condition by voinit.
ing. He was bruised about the body con.
siderably, and at the termination OF the
fight was completely winded. Tug Wilson,
on the contra y, rallied quickly from the
effects OF Sullivan's pounding. and ilnme.
diately began to look after the spoiIs OF war.
His share Of the gate money amounted to
Sll 100. To-day, after receiving it, he went
down town and deposited it in bank.
Wherever he went small crowd OF prize
fighters followed him and sung his praises.
He replaced Sullivan as the hero OF the
hour. photographs began to appear spas
medically in the barroous OF the sporting
fraternity. Tug took his glory coolly, and
seemed confident OF superiority over Sulli.
van. Fl; ~ ~ .1E ssl :
He said to n reporter ~ could ave
whipped i'm easyit they 'ad let US fight
two or three more rounds.n -
do you think you can whip him with
bare kuuckles?n IL 3,gl
~ am certain OF it. I shall challenge
i'm, and he will ave to come out and
fight Si5' 3 ..sI;:T5
SIS Sullivan the best man you ever
fough.?n 8, IS ~.
Tug put down his empty beer glass and
gave 4 contemptuons look between leer
and a smile, an expression on which Tug
has a patent, the same diabolical look he
wore in the last round he fought with Sui.
livau. "Best man y he said, :.'why, ii he is
a 'ard litter, | pity the rest. Kinney, the
Shoe Black, was twenty times better
man" G. E. :, I; -
In the course OF further conversation TUG
expressed himself himself 3 as ,periectly
charmed with America, and announced
his intention OF taking out naturalization
papers and becoming a citizen. &, q i'55i.zz,
II might avs fought in Hincland from
now TO the day ISwas dead, and ! never
would ave made the brass / rolled in last
night: | shall not return to Hingland. n q
Richard X; Fox yesterday sent out "a
challenge offering to match Tug Wilson 10
light John L. Sullivan for S, 500 and the
championship OF the world, and calling on
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The ELK Garden strike.
Al niSnaich To the lntpilirnncer

Special Dispatch to the. .lnteilisencer.
WASHINGTON, July l9.-The reported
strike among the miners at Elk Garden is
ilatly contradicted by the Cumberland cor
respondent OF an evening paper. An ef.
fort was made by a few men to demand an
increase OF price from fifty to sixty.tive
cents per ton, but it failed, and twelve CT
the ring leaders were promptly discharged.
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NtNus"A 'ACatAohs
Dispatch 10 the 1ntellIyencrr.

Special Dispatch 10 the 1ntellgencer.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-General Duval,
Internal Revenue Collector for West Viz
ginia, called upon the President to-day,
and returned home tonight in company
with Postmaster Sterling, OF Wheeling.
Mrs. John B. Hereford, Of Washington,
is visiting relatives in Monroe county,
West Virginia, where she will remain dur
ing the summer season.
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WAsHISGros, D. G., July. 10 Mrs.
Christiancy's counsel have answered the
supplemental bill Of the plaintiff, by gen
eral denial OF the charge Of desertion.
Three witnesses were examined upon the
point in controversy; two testified that
Mrs. Christiancy had lived in this city
since her return from Peru, and the third
that she would never live again with her
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!, ,rL IL .etn by our adviccs from
:, a a, Ohio, Sena,or lIollingswoth has
an - lI,,xntrun the Congressional canvass.
~, ;,di,a,e. the denomination OF Dr..
r-I..r-,s ,-I At GAINESVILLE on the Goth OF
~, ,i,bOc. serious opposition.
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Toui foung's Railroad,

oPecIaI UEIHIcII 10 TUE IHIcILytNctr. n = n
WASHINGTON, July l9.-Tom Young re-
iterates his statement to-day concerning
the Washington & Western Railroad. He
says there is no trouble about the proprie-
torship OF the road, which isstill questioned
by some newspapers, but that it is owned
by the Baltimore, Cincinnati & Western,
and operated in their interest. The direc-
ors OF the latter are now in session at New
York, and he attended their meeting yes
tertlav.
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Special Dispatch to the ln.eliigencer.
WASHINGTON, July l9.-The postoiIice at
krouts, Wayne county, has been discon.
tinued. The mail goes to Ceredo from
August lst. Railroad mail service from
Winifred Junction to Winiired and back
will be six times week, or as much oft.
ener as trains may run.
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SPRINGFIELD, LIS, July 'l9.-Rey. Dr. ].
W. Reed, rector Of the First Presbyterian
Church Of Springfield, Of which Mrs. Lin.
coin has been a member since 1852, pro-
nounced the funeral discourse this morn
ing in the presence Of a yast audience, i'd
Guiding the officials Of Z the State and mu-
nicipal governments. &.
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The EaSteru mil Market

: NE~ fORS, July 1s.-Nails meet with a
sSsa go average demand, and most Of the re-
rot's upon the market arc Of a cheerful
ssataeter. = The stock is under control and
=" .aefed carefully, with prices firmly main.
.lined all around. Quotations arc s. 10 per ar
Ses tos l0d and cod. Il.
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Observation-Disclosures

PoKT JERvis, n. y, July 19.-Seven flag.
men and -four sbrakemen employed on the
Erie Railway were discharged this morn.
ing. They were notified when discharged
that 1t was ior. inciting strike. a
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SENATOR. IIIll's Case. {. Hopeless.

I -CtSctSSArr. O., July ia Iiiime,.!Star
Atlanta special says that the condition: OF
Senator Hill is, hopeless, that there Is no
prospect OF sudden death, but the phys.
Icians decline to say how long he may sur:
vive. It is possible thatseverer pain awaits
him as his disease progresses. g = 3; S. I,
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SENTIMENT IN TNg VALLEY,

Ing charge ofthe Pennsylvania Bucktails.
SENTIMENT IN ,rNg VALLEY.
Probably there Is more feeling over the
war in the Valley Of Virginia than in any
other part Of the South. 1t Is natural. In
no other place place were the results Of the
war SO terrible. The people believe in
Lee and Stonewall jackson, and
when Randolph Tucker went
10 Winchester the other day and,
at the commencement. at the Academy
there, made some rather remarkable state
menls In the way Of eulogy, he was round
ly applauded. 1t was IN poor taste, and n
few OF the Northern boys in the Academy
couldn't stand It and left the hall; but
Tucker isn't much Of statesman, as states.
man go, and he went right on Just the
same. The people applauded him because
he lauded Lee and Jackson up 10 the skies
Yet n little later Pennsylvania Gre com.
pany visited town and the "iankees' were
received with open arms. Nothing was too
good for them and every building was dec.
grated and at night every window was IL
Illuminated. Z.
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FALL RIVER, Mass, July 10.-The army
worm has appeared in this vicinity In large
numbers. The burners are digging ditches
around their gardens and filling them with
tar and water. X ..tS7 m .'.S.i -
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.lhr g5atellige,ll:f'[e:rt. gl:'[ y
=; ,o.. y, nnl ~ fourteenth street.

,...r LOWS letter Of acceptance Of
, v.noblican candidacy for Congress in
r,stb ~ district Of this State, is pub
=, our third page this morning.
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his army was inferior In numbers. Twen.
y miles further on Is llarrisonbug, rich In
the memory Of Ashby and Cross Keys.
Not far from llarrisonbuy Ashby fell dur
Ing a Charge ofthe Pennsylvania Bucktails.
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The revenue ring viii now soon
,a at their old game. ani we warn
our people in time to be on their
guard. Fooled in there ende avors tc
iefea5 the Democratic party by
means o. coalition, uhev will seek io
accomplish the same enc by means
of Independents. Jnlependentism
IS only a cloak to hide the cloven
foot. There $ Dat li5Gi in q name,
All 1o1(s Leading ON the Democrat.
ic p"'.yv 50 to that OF the enemy.
Wa.ch out for Independents. aud let
the people pu5 vhe seal Of heir con.
demnat;on upol them at The start
We must close up The ranks and
,ouch eloows.-News & Observer.
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the TjOtes. their Raleigh organ. OF
the 2lsS OF Jun and reads IS follows:
"Roso,raI. That the thanks Of this
are hereby vanlered to
d. J.NoGt. Col I. n. CooDar.Hon.
". 4. Moore AMI J. +. OHara or
taeir eata,s5. active and unvir II ef-
f,,:s ia aiding in brin riry aboA5 Il
nnion and coalition Watch will secure
to Us vie Dry in our naSt cainoalgn.
Il is but the counterpart Of "a old,
oil, s.orl. Hunlre Is Of years $50,
80 runs the tale an ass dress sea him.
self in a lions skin that he might
BRIGHTEN man and 5aast; and dit SO
lnti!:ne undertook to roar,and-braN-
Il. n this year o. rra ;e the effort
VAS to so,5ha by Drawing, and tha
5iay ended in The roar Of ravenlng
Wild beasts Of Radicalism who for one
short week hal masquerade. in the
skins Of harmless ''LiberaT' asses.
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THREE OAR LOADS.

Messrs. F. & III. Fries, of Salem,
N. g., who propose to make an exhi-
bition of Forsyth county, in the wa :,
of relics. curioslties. minerals, manu-
featured goods and machinery, have
succeeded in getting together Il. &c
and varied col'ec:loA.
They VIII haven ,hel: col ect o 1
many lelics ana; crr,os .eS ,hcs W l!
Intel est. As Forsy III curu., - .Donc
Othar thugs: no.ed for is II lie Il
wealth, Messrs. Fries collection OF
mineral specimens. relics and curl
osities will 10 6oubt be peculiarly "a
tereso az to ell. J'nor WI Ii. '.e 6,
eNh on ,, 'actp II 90, = I'll.
wn:cn Will be Il Lac i, Ne &c a
atei woo"el 3"oo' :. Fey fis'.1
exhibit va ';ors mach're y, * ic. tn
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give satisfaction.
Thanking my friends for their liberal
patronage i'll the past, | hope by fair
dealing and close attention to business.
to merit a cOntii uance of the same. and
make many new an? valuable custo mers.
l am also prepared TO furnish RESPONSE
bic parties on time.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-10-12

For ne establishment o. the De-
Dar5nent OF A -riculJure, which has
looe incalcutabl lie good TO North
ca otina materially and in reputation
abtoo 1 let it be ever borne in mind,
we 2 Z inoeDyed to the pat. ioJic wis
Iom OF 1heDenocratic party. Through
he economical management and
sound jdd cement o" the Board OF
A-.jcultule the Depa1 Gment. is pos
sessed OF building in the centre Of
Raleigh VIII ch. with changes effect
ell az comparatively small cost, is
al nj, IDLY adapted. and amply sutfi-
Gent for The accommodation Of all
tie sub-1ep" tments. toaS Of the com.
missioner of A. iculture, o. the
STATE Chemis:, Of vle GeOlOIiSt
anl, of IKE S1perinoe lienv OF Els h
and Fis heries. The Labor atory IS
one Of the best equipped in the Uni
ed SAFES. The Musaam is q st ately
aud beautifully decorate apartment.
ynera tne lasoutca, OF 5ha State are
displayed to the eve uf the ohscrv er
/ imposing array. This Depart
nelt is peculiarly the prop ar5y OF the
farmer. Through the Office of the
COmn;S i Dl2r il Is s)uI it to be MS
guide a1l constant councillor; a
source OF information upon every
! point that rela es to his business OF
| interest. d means o. laying before
! aim whatever discoveries OF science
are calculated to alvanca his pro
,ress: lastly. 20 communicate to in
ir:Icrs everywhere Whatever they
nay seek 20 know re.ac,ling tne
:, ate. $ Industries ana resources
| through he Office Of She State Chem
ISL, an absolute pro 1ecti> n is thrown
! ttouAi the flrn2: ayl'nS5 fttut in
lartii'z arS. Tlr3l h that o. the
state Geplo list. Inform liion is con
'baMtly hlj before tha world as K
re valuable u~a5 anl OJicr mlneru
Ve.tID %. v,l3 S.;ttn; W.ii;ss 5h> Fi3..
AZ yatio1s kir Is Ok j as mole an
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-10-12

Stephens has been elected Govern
or of Georgia by about 10000 ma.
jority. Coalition in that State is as
dead as dead mule.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-10-12

We must wipe out the Mott revenue
gang on the 18th Of November next.
Let every boiy regis ter, and then we
will be prepared to do it.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-10-12

And now the time will soon come
when North Carolina, like Georgia,
will forever silence Liberals in the
State.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-10-12

Gen. Leach when asked the other
day what had become Of the Liperal
party, said at has gone to the d-l.''
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1882-10-12
TIE 0LD ENEMY.

"a! aus No substantial existence OUT
sile o. vla g::.tic;'l party. It's plat
form :. Il the Radical platform are
i,ia l.tl> ana She non who Organized
A. ..,,,, yol il are tle known leaders
ortAa H2li,al rarty. In fact 1t is
h1t another name for the Radical
plrSr.1eiihe"ately chosen and design
e} y. !: IDEAL LEADERS, 70 talu1e AMI
deceive the people, hoping thereby
to revive Radical ri e in North Car
o1:n.. what are the facts?
Cat4e first Wednesday in June
t,,e .9.ca.'e., Liberal Convention met
in c's'o Il.
t. .i.,6 man there who opened
his mo. Il was ex-Judge W A.Moore,
ill.,, I'D now a member Of the Radi-
c Executive Comm Tee. q man who
J. g, Jnen a violent Radical. whether
o. o. . iJla bencl'. eve. sinca negroes
co.ll " g q Kitk-war Radical and
8 5 ous. lick bond Ha(iical. This
NJ 4,r2 na5o5i the president of the
So arta., Lioer Il convention; next
ve..< he vas himself the President
o he .t.uIa. Radical Convention.
TIE net mn TO move in the Or
:. -. ION O he so-called Liberal
c. ven ;0n was O! iara,f'han ant, now
a ..e,n1e,. o. the State Radical Exec
- c0...n lee: O'Hara, the Radi-
G. /, * nero. and the Radical
e,t * Coz Con,iess in the biac;,
q -.-.v..
I.-sr, ;he Radical Cumoerlanl
I T. @:~ orc 9;t0e Vice-pr s.C,elts
l. Is ~ Il member for the State
/. nj :-*ecusive committee.
l..r.}..;na t., Heal Z gecombe ne
T.. =. y $40. 81.
e. -. tu4 white McDowen T adj
i T. ~, aa.a2e.
ID ED1I Wno for rwelve long
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