F.s.z From the Tarboro' Press.
Meeting i'm EdgecOmb.
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To-day Saturday, 9Th August) our citizens who
had assembled from every portion of the county on
the occasion Of comparing the polls of eleclion,
went into meeting TO take into consideration
Senator Haywoods}course on the Tariff. , 80
Not single democrat out of the many who had
assembled, was found TO justify bis course. To
day was the first full and general meeting of our
citizens since the resignation of Mr.1EIay wood.


On motion, Joseph J. PiPpea, Esq. was called to
the chair. and Robert R. Bridgers ESQ. appointed
secretary. The Chairman on taking his seat gave
brief and Perspicuous explanation of The object
of the Reetng. He thought it needless to GO into
detailed exposition, every one present knew
that the conduct of late Senator had given rise
to the meeting.


Gen. l.. D. Wilson then submitted a motion that
this meeting adjourn aud stand adjourned unu
Tuesday of the next County Court, (25th instant
He assigned reason for hrs motion, that due
notice might be given of the intended expression
of sentiment, aud that Mr.. Haywood, who had
promised an exposition, might not be condemned
unheard; or until reasonable time had been al
lowed for being heard. In the course of his re-
marks he gave the history of the Tariff in North
Carolina, and the relation IN which both parties
had stood towards it. and especially Mr. Hay
woods course the Tariff previous his election
At the conclusion Of Gen. Wilson's speech, the
motion was submitted and unanimously adopted.


JOSEPH J.. PlPPEN, Chm'n.
RoBT, r, BRIDGERS Sec'V,