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Executive Bepariuent,
State of North Carolina, Raleigh
May,27th,1892.
JeH.Hill ,Esq,
C.S.C.Ilredell County,
Statesville ,N.C.
pear Sir:-
In yeur letter ef the 16th inst,yeu state that there are
three vacancies @n office ef the Justice ef the Peace in Union
Greve Tewnship,Iredell Ceunty,ene by resignatien,ene by death and
ene by expiration ef term,and further that N.T.Sunmers, appointed
by the last Legislatire failed te qualify within the time prescri-
bed by law.
I am instructed by the Geverner te enclose yeu the appointment ef
N.G.Jeurney vice T.N.Summers, the ether appeintments yeu alene under
ec tl
the law,have the power te dees °
The Geverner can enly appeint, unr epinien rendered by the Atter-
ney Genéral,in three casesi- lst. When term ef incumbent expi-
rea and the Legislature has net elected a successer,he can appeint
until the next session ef the General Assembly:
2na@ when new Tewnships are established witheut appointment by
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the General Assembly: ae
rd. When the appeintees ef the L@Zislature fail te qualify. When
aan ee resigns,dies er remeves from Tewnship,the Clerk appeints. fa". o. 4 <t 4 .
The ether appointmegs in the Townshinshas
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Gtatet Matte Secotine
Raleigh.
filled by yeu. It is stated te the Gevernor that in David-
sen Tewnship,Iredell Ceunty,J.W.Black failed te qualify,and W.T.
Thempsen is recemmended in his place. That J.W.Bradley,whese
s term weuld expire twe years hence had died and A.AeCatley recem-
merided in his place-this yeu will have te fill. That B.C.Henry
was appeinted Justice of the Peace seme menths age and died befere
qualifying-this appeintment the Geverner ceuld fill if B.C.Henry
Was elected by the General Assembly.
Further,in ether Tewnships W.A.@eferth is recemmended as Justice
im place ef T.M.Gill ,whe failed te qualify. Please invest i-
gate these matters,cartify te the Geverner such vacancies as
exist which he oan fill,under the law as stated abeve and ask Mr.T,
&Watte te eencur in yeur recemmendatiens,
This matter is impertant and the Geverner desires that it have yeur
immediate attentten.
I am, Very truly yeurs,
DoF 0 Choy 2
Private Secreta
J. J. GILBERT, Vice President. W. L. GILBERT, Seo’y. & Treas.
GILBERT & TAYLOR LUMBER COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Kiln-Dried Rerth Carolina Pine, also Paplar and Oak.
OAK LUMBER & TIMBER FOR RAILROADS A SPECIALTY.
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Correspondence Clerk of Superior Court 1913
P. C. CARLTON, Secrarary
D. M. AUSLEY, TREASURER
R. L. GREENLEE, Crier Enoingen
ANO GENERAL MANAGER WwW. DBD. TURNER, PRreEesioENT
We. WALLACE, Vice-PRESIDENT
Statesville Air Line Railroad Company |
Lexington,
x<sratesvibic, N. C.
July tenth,
Nineteen-Thirteen.
ir, Je Ae Hartness, Statesville, N. C.
Dear Wr. Hartness:
Some of the boys in Raleish informed me that you are
made at me hecanse of the renort of the State's Prison Direc-
tors on leasine convict labor to railroads. I regret this very
mush. You know how I feel toward you and how I have always felt.
It seens to me that it is very foolish for you to feel different-
ly toward me because I an doing my plain duty as a Director of
the State Prison.
(1 don't blame the people of Iredell County for
takinz the State's convicts if the State i8 fool enough to
allow them to have them, but you know as Well as I do that it
4s pure volitical jobbery, and you have good reasonsto believe,
and you could almost make out a case of circumstantial evidence
that would convict before a jury of twelve honest, tpen minded
men that the case in vour county is nurely a political trade,
because the men who have been conductins this work turned on
you and “atts and have been fighting you for all they were
worth, and vou were not recognized by them until the time came
when these men had no pull on the State authorities, and now
they are using you in this matter because you have influence
and EE
You know that I would do anythine on earth that ia
rieht and honest, and that I would do some things that were
not exactly right for you or VJatts, but I positively an not
going to be a party to robhing the State out of $104,700. of
convict labor annually, when the State badly needs the funds,
I an against this whole proposition of giving the State con-
victs away and soine down in the Treasury and takine the
people's money to feed, clothe and euard convicts to work on
railroads, and take in payment for same stock that is abso-
lutely worthless. The whole System is wrong, you know it is
wrong, and it is going to die,
If we Democrats don't expose this and bust it up,
sone other party will, and it will put us out of husiness. In
fiphting this rotten system, it has riven me freat pain, be-
cause I fear I am hurting the feelins of some of my very
best friends, but I am doing it becanse it is my duty, and I
am roing to continue to do my duty or resien. I didn’t make
application for this job, it doesn't pay anything, I never
have wanted it and don't want it now, but as long as I have
anything to do with it, I an going to do my duty as I see it,
rerardless of eireumstances. The Board of Directors have
WwW. BD. TURNER, PRresioenr BD. M. AUSLEY, TReasuRcA P. C. CARLTON, SecrerTary
Wm. WALLACE, Vice-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER R. L. GREENLEE, CHier Enoinggr
Statesville Air Line Railroad Company
Statesville, N. CG.
J. Aw He #2.
washed their hands of the whole proposition and put it
absolutely up to the Governor and the Council of State. This body has wasted $379,975 worth of convict labor up
to July Sra, and if they want to continue it, the responsi-
bility is on them and not on our Board, but if it is con-
nied, tt 18 moine to he one of the things thet is coing
to help te;deatroy the Denocratic party in North Carolina,
I never Rave done anything to hurt the Democratic narty and
I don't propose to hbesin it at this late day. |
I sincerely trust you vill understand my pos‘tion
and I truly hope that you Will not feel unkindly toward me,
because I think you are too big and bwoad minded to look
at matters in that kind of @ way.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) H. B. Varner.
CREF ane rh ee NT AOE! 2 steel PROT LA AC NRE TCP ets emgage ogee
Correspondence Clerk of Superior Court Genealogical inquiry 1934
Deo.17,1934.
Iredell Court House,
Statesville,
N.C.
Dear Sirs:
Have you any resords of Gilbert Gordon who lived in Iredell |
County some time prior to,and during,the Revolutionary war?
He fought with the American forces,and (our family history states)
served on Gen.Washington's staff at that time. We particularly wish
to find his war record.
Have you any land records that concern him? He had married
Mary Mc Kenzie in Scotland and their children were: Julia Elizabeth,
Eleanor,Flora,Mary,Thomas,John and one other son. We know that the
firgt census of Iredell Co.,N.C. ,1790, lists Gilbert. Gordon,and we would
like to know if he and any of the above mentioned family are listed in
the second or third census of that county. We kmow that John was born
in 1787,and that he lived in Iredell Co., until some time in 18121.
A group of Gordons,Mc Currys,lMc Dougals,HMc Donalds,and Johnsons
settled in N.C. and later removed to Georgia.
If this information cannot be found in the Iredell Co.,Coutrt
House,is it possible to find it elsewhere?
Have you 4a library,or D.A.R.Vhapter,that misht have some of it?
Thanking you for anything you may be able to find for me,I am
very respectfully,
Mre.Neta M.Banister, Meta W, Bencblie/
212 Grace St.,
Greenwood,
South Carolina.