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tiaem. nt. nu receipt lor tliewmr. At y pcrtui
ub. nMri(r p.T I., hint within Unci- nion'l
Bio for ti l.'l..r.
FOR PHIliET,
Hon. JOILN HELL
Df TESNEsMK.
Foil VICE r-HfrlDLT,
IlOili Ai(l) L KliK l T
fF MASSACHUSETTS.
I l.i: 1 ofts.
For the State at large :
Tk.N- GEO 11 BAUtiKU.of Wake.
La. U K SPKEL. of l'a-.i iotaiik.
For the Districts :
1st ristrict.J. W. UIN'lON.el Pasqaolsnk.
d
0. V. CLARK, rf t'ra-.eo.
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L I' F.I V. Alii S, of Grauviiie
A tl FUS11.K, ol Raniolph. . f
11 Y. WALtKli, ot I'avidson
WM. P BYNVM. of f.iicols
Gen. K. M HEM1Y, cf Maeoa
FSK .V 1:1.1: AMI HIM'I.ll Hl
Aud v otf''Mri'ifi'li. fy titr
e' lae t ouitiinttunal I xiui
Af 10, Irbi.
Mutaua, Kxia-iann hits
Mll..iiua W ' l. 1.3 the f rl
tl.e t"Ui:U h 1.. liar 1 tui
.?t.. j.n.1 ci.i our-gr. !-!, l ol j; -. l r.r f-1. . ui.
Mdicmal p-sf .1 I.i-.n-t' re
K'lr-i, '1 11.1 11 1, lioili tire p rl .. (uin.l.si
liii) olculi, tu iiviiMt i.w oi.ti-.il rint..t
i.t:..r ti.an
' ihh r.-s.iiTrr'OK o Tilt tnr.iir,
riiL i.mo.n tie mi -:aiis
SNU Tl HM1C..TIJF Tl!r l.W "
Ami that... tl- r. (jre.rntstn. s ot tlir ("ontilu
tw.( t ni 'U w tti. eountr v. .11 Nii.n...l I o
vtnl.n .sr. ...t-l, we i. rr p , . j;.- currivts l,
uiinui... p.-uir. t .ud r. m (..f I. . -1 c urn
.iv. lli- fr-i pr.i.e "-. .. liberty am
hi,l .11-.I slr:j. f;i.n.al a.i t it (nu tt t l.itlj.e aiti
.hiA.'a' b.iir:liv llrn.y f.r..rt- ...ay 'uc in'ire b
r. l..rrd lu te. v.-unlrv. ti-. j.l 1 .i.l. tnr pey
lc mi "I i. Sun. r u.. -t... nii i..c t'"
cm, 0. el . j, 1 . '..in! ir, th-l tri,o t,ii. u( luetic?
tr ...
rte U.I Ir, hi
..ft ..I our
1. l Hit I
1 Uli'J',1.1
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cli, UBur tl.e
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jll.ela. iu. ."Uln..(.
it. a M.lo 10 uiu
ji., t l. tl;i. ;ust;ct . i.i.ure
n H.t tr in. e..-ii un at '
rai weil-re. ana rrore the ;
wrseie. .ud eur postrny. j
f. lift, pr
31EETLXC.
t., Ctf liwr'.0iv j
W Tlsre will be a tjTA'l K Ma.-S
Mr.'l iNi cf the flieiids
l. P.K'i f. and of the
A liKKE AND
LM"N, at the
'1 ow n of Salisbury, cu the I l .h and Ivtti
of Outoktr next. Every eount) in the State
is desired and expected to send delegates.
Tbe UNION MEN of Kowan.tbrouinihe
Ex Committee, exield a cordial luviiatiou
to UN iON MEN every w bete, lo he who
tficiu oa that occasion.
SI'.iN II ROGKl'.S, f.'!:a.'n.
PubUc Speaking.
Viit have been requested 10 -tale That the
Electors for the Seventh Congrei-.iotiai Di
trict, Mit-rs M 1 Elii, Bv.NLMai.d Fi.X, will
address Le p'.-c-fle at tie foiljair.g tin.es
'i j'a-e, til :
Wadesboro', TWdy, Oet 9.
AluTuar.e, Ihursjjy 11.
Coieord, Mcnd.j, " l'j
Newton, Tuesday, " 16.
Saii-uary, Saluruay, "
Charlotte, Tuesday, " 'J'i
Llricoiuton, eaturiay, ' -7
Dai..', Mouday, " Z'i.
''., ander-tai.d that Mr. Bynuni cannot
be at Munr'.e and Ci-ailotte; aud Mr. l ox
vabbot be at A oeliur.-j.
Magic Lantern.
A . exiiihitiou of the Magic Lantern will
1.? f ace to night iu La.uiri.t of the
t w l .. Cbureb. See adtertis-metit.
Kew Goods, Jewelry, &.c.
Atteotiuu is cailtd ta the sdverti-etbcnta
of Me-sr Euss Cohen, ib another col
u iiti. It wi.i be aetn that they La-. e ju-t
re ved a uio-t splendid stock of Tali and
t mler '-oo-iu, to wii.cti tuey ca.l ti. ai'eu
tt ou of t'.e publrc.
A!-o, Mts-rs J. G Wl'' jir.soi) k Co , and
Mi I',. W li ckwi'b, Lave r.-aned a fie;h
aupp'y of Wattles, Jeweiiy, At , Lc '.',!
aud txau.il e ir.c.r tl.x
Aud though ii-l U4 least, we irn.ie at
Vent ion to !i o'j-tou II unter ad leiticem. nt
here a variety of weet things .re offered
t j the putUe ; and " old Nick iu
B.-ll Had Everett Poles and Fla?a.
are pleabed lo Itaro lhat two more
B.I. and Everett Pole abd Flag have been
ti.iown to tbe breeie iu old .Mtcalenburg,
a foi.ow. :
On ibur.Jay last, tbe Pll and Everett
axes of tlauds I'rburg, io Mecklenburg eoun-
ty, u.(t at Irwiu's Sior for the purpo-e of
ti. 1 f u g a p ne aud flag in honor of our can
eiat.i... A loodiy nu timer were present,
and fer every preparation was completed
up a.btlhe pOie and unfurled auutuer F.ag
inset. Led wiih in ttai .ud air, pes and the
U.un a of the I 010U Candidates. After the
pole wa brtnly Lied, Gu Y oung ad d r. sa
id ilm people pr. . nt iu . soul stirring
speech. We ar pieaaed to iearti tl, .t ur
I.kikI are aious.d in tbat neighborhood.
And anoifa. r Pol ase.eeted atjarri
l u'g al ml mile, fi.-m Charlotte, ct, wat-
r. wat-
ft tbe
H' i-1 U-l, t, I , I 1 .n-f, bean
stars sod stripes nd the nsmc of Bell and
Everett. After .11 tbe srrangomenta were
completed, tbe friend of the Constitution
Candidates rot ep the role in 12 minutes
after commencement, amid shout and cheers
A number of ladies, ho Here present, en-
ccor.ged the mm by their smiles. After
the pole was secured, Gen. Youcg delivered
to the people snother soul-stirring speech.
A fii.Ltl who was pres.nt said Gen. Youug
! dPi:.ri.rl nne of tl.e Uki f-rufehes be eer
rtel.t.red our ol tl.e Ust p(fvnes t. eer
i t.esrd bim make. And thus u;ay the
j O'tr lie .'hna oi I lie- lin mi: iSe h.-rtie ff the
I brav.
I And yet Another.
I While our own county i warming up iu
; the ood cause, we h arn lhat iu Cuharrus
'the people are mo ii. We learn thut on
'the yytu of September, the liiends uf liell
aiid Kverett met at the houie of Capt. John
K. Newell aiid formed a lull and Kterett
Club. After the Club was formed thenuui-
b.rs piocecded to hoi-t a splendid Flag,
.r.rrA ,. .1,. l.ndie for the occsioU.,.l,r,b li n i 1 ii i 11 tr iii ootirss of ereoliou in the
V...M.,., ...r, .nd strines of our cloriou
Iiion with a beautiful beil attached to the
lead of the pole. Wicu all was ready,'
ll"Ct ci'l fTe cre P'0" for '" '":r-
tt.-aid us went tne poie auau mo iuouis
! of the crwd. After the pole was secured,
I . salute of thirtvtbree cans was Srcd for
; the 1'niou candidates. The Ciub then ad-.
journed, to meet at tbe house of J. M. Swar-
' iri'en, 011 caturuav, lue oin 01 uciourr, 101
I., r .1... k'l...
tbe r urriose 01 ruumc uo numuti
I 1 . iii - iLf r- 1
1 njatiou, say s, " You n ay f..l
. a .1,,.
urta, i..t
rsos e ot Cacarru coui.iy are wiu
awake
and lull 5 Vive for tne nion one and in-
., At,. .' Tkti ,,.,J.
s.taraLIe.iiOwauafuieef. id. .-ir.iui
t 1
the good work.
Atd we It am frcm the f ayettcvil.e
ie-tr', wLose Koitur was returning from a
lenUrti tour tjrcUj:b lb. mountain rc-;iou
of tl.e old Notll. Slate, that the fjisl cam
paign flag which It had seen was at lhck.
ory Tavern, in Cataw la county, (not Burke)
and that, as it lore the na 11.es ot litll and
LiLiett, Le considered it a (.ood omen ; aud
as the Editor relatu a circuuistai.ee which
1 i.t- nrfom.tr ctsiitd to have tutiisLed iu
,1., C U l.i. rhe the Eaitor'a re-
.ark.-
Near by stood a ktct of four or five coun-
ly lu.iticuins, among w nom one very Kieiu-
, el liell aLd Kvtrett man was telling bow he
had iLis n.oiDing " - r"i the pole " to ad
jutt sotLtihitg tLat bid got wioi.g about
ihc flag, lie aaid be was 07 )tars o.d, aud
he w.Litd it put iu the North Carolina W big,
which his son takes, that a man of 01 had
"cij that -M." As the Editor of the
Whig was not there, i take the iiUrty to
Itcord the fact in Lis tttad, with ite fur
ther ibicitbcc of n-y own, that our. Btii
and rtitilt tiLLil could Lt ba Letu
quite
e.'i Jl.ii i wLeu Le c i 1 111 the pule itt
he bad since LtcCBie in 9elebrliD;
toiniai.ee cf to TahaDt a (iced.
the l'.
Chances for Bell and Everett.
j Ficitu the erst nouiinalisu ol the Consti
tutional Union Candidate lor the 1'resideo-
"J "-
"bo ct.ai.ee for be.l and Eivrett.-' 'J he
cioud U.eu was not larger than a mau a
Land it b;ia increaned iu xe until it bear.
ly cover, the whole heavens, yet our oppo-
nei.ls stiil in?ist that litre is lo chai.ee for
ur candidate.. Wen, iel us hear what
. , ,, . . . , ., . .
Judge ill L. b, . verv wfijiutial Uemocrat, of
c '
, Alabama, .ays. lu a letter to a friend, be
' statea that Le bad heretofore declined to
commit Lirti.eSf to the support of any one '
uiil.l be could be better iniorruvd as to the
individual who im-Ll Le most successful iu
defeating Lincoln, at then adds:
" In my rre'.'bt visit to several watering
lie . in ttie mountain, ot irginia 1 had an
Lpp'rtunK y of seeing and conversing Willi a
nuM.ber ct geutic&ien of mteiiig. utv, frcn.
RiOst of tbe ivutliwiti S'.at-.s, and auion
tluBi were the trienos of B-eckii.ride,
DjUsjI.. and Bell, and lak;tig the aggregate
of lb 1 .1 tuition thua oLUiued, 1 atu .all. tied
tuat 15.
n a el..
.i abd Kverett stand tbe best cbat.ee
.1 the B ack Uebubiiean Lii.coin.
e ticterB.ibvii to -n tLtui Uij sop
Late Foreign lieu ..
The Ltw. Iroui Europe, esp.ciaiiy
ht 0: the most ibtetcating eharacter.
Italy,
Gari-
haldi carries everything before h in, and
Las ebteii'J Nj..ta witbo'.t af:J opposition.
ittor Luianuei siii, we Lake no doubt, be
proclaimed King oi Italy.
A battle took place on the l"!ib ult. be
tan. 11 ilc Pope's troops and the Sardinians,
in which tne former nas complete d-Kal-ed
anu tl.e army capilulattd. Ibe Pope
has D'j troop, out of Ancotia.
Ganta.di uttt Count Caver's policy is ao
diSerenlthat I'.Vv ir tiisen:aal was de
manJeu -, but ittor Emauuci 10 far has
au.iuri lo aceeue to Lis Ueu-abd.
infection
., , u ," , ,,. .
i o-uy rebbsviv ania, Indiana, Onio and
Iowa vote. The result, iu tbtie Stales will
tnrow some light en th Pri-lbtial eiee-
UjO, especially I'ebbsylvabia. It the fuiiou
llc""-t w defeated iu that State, may eou-
lJi;r 'he election o( Lincoln almost certain,
e.ptciai.y if Indiana ebould go for bim.
'Aebope tuvijod of our fatter Will tare
" tmui tui. uire calamity.
fcouth Caroiioa toted yesterday; arm
there ie bo excitement txcepl in a few dis
trict, growing out of lovai er ptr.onai la
auea. She wul vile for Brecki.lide,
Gen. Wuiker Shot.
Late accounts from Tiuxiiio confirm tbe
capture and death of Gen. Wa.ker. Before
bis txecution be admitted that the war 00
ilontlot. was wrong and be only wa. to
blame, lie asked pardon of the peopl
lie died lb tbe faith of the lioluao Catholic
rt,!.; jo, and was (ei 'tied to hi. fate.
Florida Eiec'ion.
Petyn,. ao f.r are unfa.orahln to tl.e
euccs of the Bell and Everett ticket
Lord BeniVew.'
His royal highness, the Prince of Wales,.
. i i j
1 or l.ora iientrew, oas ueen receivea ai
, Washington with every respect. He visit-
ed Mount Vernon, and will vi-it Richmond,
' V., td Jamestown. It is right and prop,
" btrtom uf oa the Prince all proper re
spect.
Gold Dollars
T, ?ecr(lrv of ,Be TrcaMirv has order
, . -,,,,. , -
ej three n.illiou of Sold dollairi, now lyinS
1 ,1,- ,;,. . be melted un into
The public has lorg been oua hapes, were cither hissed or their voi Lincoln were elected?" Mr. Yancey did into torchlight procession, displaying a
. . , , c ccs drowned bjlbe hootings of the crowd, not answer the quesiion, but left it to be; bout one thousand torches. '1 he di play is
doul !e f sglea.
I tind of this coiu, and the order of the Sec.
1 retary to rc coin them will be rather satis-f.i-jk
ry than otherwise to the public.
FOR THE s. C. Wlllvl.
1TBLIC MEETING.
At a meeting of the citisens of Charlotte,
iN. C., called Del. 4th, 100, at the close of
the Course of lectures ou Geology, deli v-
.re,) ht i'rnf F . S. Holme, of tlm College
1 f .u..- g. C.. for the benefit ot a new
i town. Wm. Johuston. Esq.. was called to the
Chair.
i ne loiiowmg resuiuuons, ire."i-nitu i'jr
tioti J. A. louLg, aud seconded by h. A.
j Yates, E.-q.. were uuauimously adopted :
1 lusiuira, 1st, lhat as citixcns oi 1 har-
lotto, we hereby assure our generous friend,
. rrot. tlo.i..e, 01 oar .ry ii.tf a( Prw-
t I- I I 1 .
coljviclion ,bat bi, j.bors
j-or te pr0niotioi of ecological science will
result in cniargeu ana ptrmaueiii inieresi
mi il.ni inlieet amor.a us.
-- r
llri't'Vfit, U'u, lhat we are deeply im-
-".- -j " f '
Ujjt we hf.Ttl elpres9 our grateful ae-
nr....! I.v ..nu nf nh loaiinti at-.d
snow leiigineiiis 01 1.1s jiaiunuiij iuu uiv
interested lators, Ly his lectures, ror the en -
laretueLt of the church accots modatioua of
e
o.,r .-.. oi.tl u , .tm.i nnt 1.11 b
may hnally bear the tiiviue approval, "YVeU
done, cood and faithful servant."
irswrvf, '!' .", That these resolutions he
I ublished in the papers of Charlotte, and in
tho Cb-'leston Coon. r.
WM JCiliNSlON, liiiiirman.
f 'R THE N. C. It 111.
MEETING OF 111 K BKI.L AND EVER
ETT CLUB.
A regular meeting of the Bell and Ever
ett liub was held at the Court House
0B
.
J ,liLMr
Friday evening, S.-pt. JSth, 1CCU
The Executive Coa.Uiitu.e presented
! report as follows, which was accepted
1 " The Eiceuiive Committee have arran
eJ (oI Sj.nk,Ujf lu the Eastern part of tbt
f)..trict as follow. :
Monroe
L'ew et s
October 2
4
Proiidei.ce, " 5
V kite 'a Stoic, ' S
Wadesboro', " 9
Cedar Hill, " 10
Alberuiarie, " 11
Mt Picaaut, " l'
Concord, ' 13
And at the Court IIou'c of the other
Counties of the Distriot, 011 lb? Thursday ef
each Cosrt ; and the Cotuuiittee-tnan in '
each County bas ben requested to arrange
lor the caiirass of bis re.-pectiie County ;
'J'tiC Committee are happy to report that
our townsman, Gen. J. A. loung, baa con-
V Mass Meeting h.s been appointed in
."Iieiby for the rtiday an! Saturd
t'leeiaiid County (October) Court.
of
A Mass Meeting ha also been ar.pcintcd
ti te held iu Charlotte on the .'-nti of Oo-
ther.
t I:,19 "commendc-d I, the Committee that
tU i. lowing RlsoIuiiou be adopted :
, , ,, 1 1 , ,1 , , .,
U-t'jiien, I hat the Irieudi of the ( ,onsti-
ution-1 Union Candidates in Mecklenburg
County, be and aie hereby united to joiu
U'" .Ciub ,u(i 't-nd tbe Salisbury Mass
M-'eting, on the 1 1 th and l'Wth October.
1 he (,'oti.uiitice on By Laws reported, and
their n port was unat.nn ;u-i adopted.
Geo. i'oui.g made some remark", and in
troiluced tin., J. M. MoreheaJ, who deliv
ered a hoe speech (a notice of which was
published in the N. 0. Whig last week.)
Oa tbulioo, the meeting then adjourned.
L. L HY NEMAN,
e. JJ. If K Unl.
A regular meetiiig of the
B-.U and Ever-
'tt Cluu w as Leid ou Friday ev:
Sib, at tbe Court Hou-e.
Oct
ine minute, ol la,t meeting were read
and adopted.
'..u.Wm )j. L'avtdson aroe anl made
some very wc.l tised remark, a'-rtin
tbat it had always been tbe fault of the old
nig party to be inactive, and urging the
Lnioo party not to folio iu their 1 iot.i p,
and that it behooved every man of the par
ty, who posesed one spark of patriotism
and love for bis country, to " a I.''
Geo. D. was followed by Messrs. P. J.
Lowrie, J. M. Morehead aud Dr. Graham,
who ai.-o urged the Club to action ; and
they bopud that tbe meatier of the Glib
Would turn r.nt in atrn.. . ..,,. I,..- ... ..
,, , , 5
la,s Meeting ,n S4h,bury, on the 1 1 tb and
1 iiu 01 ucioovr.
Jl jved and seconded that a notice be in
sarted in the Whig, and posters be printed
and circulated, to inform the pnc.ple of the
lia Mittir.f to be held 011 th- oul. ir.n
CTr;d.
Mr. J. F. David-on reported that Bell
Di tverett ,,,jle r '"g t'1 been raised
BaudelUburg, Mecklenburg Co.
t,i , , , , , , B, ,.
Gloved nnd seconded that the Exeutlve
Coninutt -e be authorized totaxe charge of,
the cannon belongi,,; to tb, old Whig par- '
ty of thi place. Carried. P .
I .,, ,1. . .1 , ,
(In inotiori tl. rt.tn... .w. J 1 J
Bite, vu u.-v lu jLuij morning, tne llth
Oetober, at the Ipot, at 4 oelocs, to tike
tbe train for tl.H Aaliahurv ... Vl..;,.-
L L HYNK.M N.
Ii d- i: Club.
eoe the n. :. wmi.
FACE THK MUSIG'
Say the We-tera Democrat. Well, here
is some of hit on a music, let us see bis
face it. H AM.
JUST AS WE EXPECTED.
We copy tbe following from the Raleigh
Standard. Mr. Holder) was at Charleston
be knows what be sa;, and we believe
what be say i true :
" Charleston ia a nol!e Southern City
Tbe inhabitants are intelligent, spirited and
ho-pitable. Bit notwithstanding lhi, it is
to be regretfrd tbat the national Conveution
hei'J in ','hai le.ton. 1 ho outside pre-
sure on tbe delegates was against the I'ni- .
. . . w 11 ,
on .g.irist the nationality cf the .emo-
...tic party, and therefor, anfator.bl. to
calm deliberandi and fortunate rcsnlts.
Tba diauuiontst, ;lr Yancey, was at home
in Charlpatnn Ki.rht f...r nii.lit larno
- , "7 " r
,, . ... ...j
f0oweM beinKt conspicuous among th
speakers, Nea'y all tho sppcohe which
we heard were tltra .Southern in toue, and
-. ri 1. 1... M.-.i M..
wocrat Could e.reely obtsiu hearing the rresi.ienfe orgn, is governed entirely .preohe were made )-y Kicl.aril a ray,
Men wbo have Mood bx tbe Constitution by tho wishes 6f Mr. Rreckinride ; but j Ksq, linn, fleor-jo L ( urns, ami lion Hob
aud the Union II the hot-bed of Noithern what will they (Link of Mr. Yaucrya refu- frt 0 Winlhrop, who hua but recently ro
treason and disuiioo, aurt wno hare conleii-
ded for years fe to face aud hand to hand1
;.!, Hl.W l!,lini i.m it, it ..,ni ;
lAnderenio the Cunventiou, Maj. Terry,
i w ho n fused to secede, bn' remained for a
time and cast one role for Mr. Hunter as a
delegate from Saith Carolina, whs hissed
by persons on the floor and iu the galleries,
' Free speech and lre action were, therefore,
' Tirtuallr denied to those delegates who re-
gnroVd denunciations of tho star spangled
bUDpr as unpatriotic and treasonable, (e
10jrd the American flag bitterly detiouuced
! nl ik. .,1. mhioK .1
ni,l,t in Ircnt of tl, rharleston Hntel.i and
-iT..J ... ,1 v..
,on. Democratic rartv as the crest bora
I of the I nion, and to rebuke the spirit of dis-
uuion wuicu tnrebteuea to uiviue SLQ acs-
trov it.
j Northern Demeyrats cf course felt acute-
, ly this colininoa 01 tilings, nui tncy uore
' themselves likejjriots aud gentlemen.
....-,.,.,.......,
,,..1.1.. ,,rQ..i,rA l.vnt-.i.ht Irt hpip imrtn Ihpm
It had no. fleet upon thtm but to confirm
them iu thiir devotiou to their Candidate,
'ir. uuugom. .urj uo w,ru .u. ... .
1 titive slave law thev hai to reveal the
. .
Missouri restriction they lad voted to an
nex I exfts. and a.ld theret'V three tnousanu
. -
square miles of .lave holdup lertiiory to
me nn"n ....j .w.v..
; live tarin laws, 01 wnico c.uiu -r""
once compiamed so bitterly, aid on account
.1, . i .l i- -
of hieh she was about to eale the Lniou
. they had ftruggled in their respective
i States to prevent the enactment of laws to
shield ana protect fugitive slaves, ami tui-y
bad recently honored one of South ( aroli-
!' prominent sons with the speakership of
; the house ol Ur resentatives. I mur these
; circum-tances, not to menlioo other, these
i gallant men deserted better treatment than
they received at the bands of tbe South Car
: olinians. For our part, we bave uo hesita
tion in sating lhat we will not go with South
Carolina, nor Win. L.Yancey and his fj
lowers, in their attempts to dissolve the I'ni-
oil. The star spangled banner is not yet
cd ous in our 'i.'t.l, nor do we hy any means
despair of the K.-publ.e. W e still have cou
fidence iu tha National Democratic party
I We look to Baltimore for continuation of
that -01 fidence, aud for . ticket tbat will
' trii.tnph in November next. Meanwhile, ur
1 ure I'rr the Constitution ami ike I mont and
against all who would trample on tt.e n
j and dissolve the other. A lor Mr. Yancey,
j we leave bim to tbe tender mercies of Ibe
; Alabama Democracy. They wiildispoae o"
1 siiiu."
I - .
I Pol THKUN Dilir -T I'RAnE with EckoI'E.
TLe Hon. Joseph Barbiere, who was ent
to Eurcpe in June lal, as Comniisiinif?
from the State of Tennessee, ou the vi.-s
tion of " direct trade,'' was a peai.ger by
tbe Adriatic, at New York. It is stated in
the lltraiu lhat o far a the initiative is
eon" rned, tLo mission ii a complete sucoees
:ty manufactories in Belgium and Germa
nj.'.nd succeeded, b p.r.onaily presenting
.the surject to the iniuufae'urtrs, in induc
ing them to make a trail kh.puient. Ac
cordingly, the Il-.nry leaves Antwerp tbi
month fur Senanuah. 1 i'orgia, wiih .cargo
of assorted goods of Ijjiuui and (jerman
manufacture These fibrics will be exhi
bit. 1 at a fair to le bel l iu December next
at MjCju. 1
I the Sun Growi -'I Cm n and Dark
There arc now more spit on the tun
than have been aren t fore for many year-;
some of tbee are ti:iie through a siiiok. d
glass to the nak.id eye. Several ftars some
of tbttn of gteat briiliane; , w hicb from their
acrtained distance, n.'jst bave been a
large a. our sun, Lav: totally disappeared
from the iky; and tl.e q action bas been
railed anions astronomers, whether the light
and h'-at of the sun are gradually fiding
away As this woul l be acoouipauied by
the detraction of a I the plant and animals
on the eartL, it is rather an interesting ques
tion. Tbe sua'a light and heat arc dimin
ished by tl.e dark spot at the present liino
..bout 1 per cent. .i'i,tjjc American
r
VAtiKIN l'.IVEa NaVHIATION ComVAIV.
'1 be. stockholders iu this company met at
CIi-Bionsviiie, Daidon Co , on the in-t.
i. iv. j juu-oa, J-.-q., 01 i;aic, anu .aooo
Griffith, E-q , of David.ou, were elected di
rector ou the part ot the individual alocK-
idual stock
uo.d.r. tn eauesuiy last a r guiar
meeting of the Board of Directors was held ,Utr 0f Kulai,d as well a of Viri-
at M .eksvill.-, when G. W. Johnson, E-q , j,f f,Jf bi, ar.l iou. voyages, surveys, and
was ehoseu President and ex officio Secrc- rxploratiou in that country, and hi vaiua
tary and Treasurer. We under. tand it lo Lie suggestion iu regard to its .dtabtt;es
be the object lo wind up the affurs of this , tr fi..riis, proved of the greatest practi
company a--p.
to ,;rre'llde,ing
p-euuy a ponsio.e, -nu a view
ing the eh. titer to the next Leg-
irlature. SuiiOMy Jl inner.
An American I'ai'kk ti Lo.mdn Wo :
arc at length gr.uirjed by tbe pub.icatioti of
an A nut lean bewspipcr in London. 1 bit I
j lurnal is issued weekly ou Wednesday, un- j
der the title of "The London Americau,"!
including in its scope and design ' pontics,!
eomioeroc, iuveutions, aud literature. It
is a folio sheet of eight pages, aud very
f' V" ,u
0,,0VA u ?' V" ' V " '"
in ew York by Km i. lousey.
...i....i 1. ....i.iiui...,i ... i....,.i..
.Uhlished
ljj'iil'jrt
.Vii.
Fei.1. Ahi.em-while Eviaoeij Ii A VKKV
SEMIGl'ft Ol-EMrio-i lu Taunton, Mas,
on Mouday night, man named Seward in
timated to bi fuiily that h probably
wouiu noi oc sceu at'ain m this world. In
the eo.,r,e of the night he provided himself
with a ci iii.e lin.-, and went irit his wood
bo'i, where h: was afterward found in a'
.ttting po.ition, with the eord a-ouul bis!
ueek, and the other id atlacbc-d to a beam j
overhead, he being hit ar,l. p.
A WIKt fUMsllEfJ ff.lt EXTRAV'IAN'CS! I
TLe wife of the A i.iruo General Enyatti-n,
, . , . ., ------ -.
( .... e..i.ii.1. u suin.il upon u.e aieoy.ry
.of hi. gigantic fraud, during I h. late Ital-j
hard ljhor. lnr kiih.. ,m h;.l,,ia
ttcouraged her hushand iu hi aets of de'
predatiou In oi.si laration of her children,
ber sentenco wai eoinmuted lo three months'
imprisonment, and the giddy Baroness i
' ' '
now serving out the puni.huient meted out to '
her for ber reck!,., conduct. ,
MR. YANCEY REFUSE TO ANSWER. I
I Tho Washington Strifes and Union in al-
. .1 k .1-1: ..J I.. U. V.n
luumgiotne ipwtn ..;
cey at Washington last I riday night, from
the. balcony of Col. Hoover, says i
' Our eitiirns arc
are that Mr. Brcekin-
ridge cannot or w
f.nt iniiiar niicDtion
'.I.... II. ..,. lKiitllieroWW.
t.i 10 ro mini 10 a rrr; ,.,.T.. iuuku .. ... ,
ry last night : A centleman aked 9lr.r. At the conclusion of the meeting, the
V,.e ' lot would the South do in case I uuuicrous unit'ormed cluha present loriucd
answered by the gentleman hitiiarir. alter
paiti'iug the probable evils to bo inflio.'ed
on tho tWb by Abolitionists and Black
K. piillionns. Mr. 1 atcey should have
made a response. cannot imagine why
' he did not do so, unless his mouth has been
scaled on the subject of disuuiou by the en
treaties of Mr. Breckinridge.
We add tho following communication,
for the information of our readers:
., 11-.. t v ... u. . I-
1 .
. ;
: m"r" J0U D," ,""K8 10 " 6,""on. ,ue
tks you niBy tiiakfl in aehington, the
following is desired :
' N il! he elnlion of Abraln lM!eon as
1 rcsmeiu, 111 your ju..f:i-un-i.i, .n ju.-.m.-
Lie cause for d;ssoluliou of tho I nion 01
! these States, or for the secession ot any of
: mem ; or win mej jusuunmj ulUii mc
judicial department to arreat uucou.litutioo-
Verv respectfully, O S. II. TEEK
Sl.PTl.VllKR -1,1 00,
1 bonded a letter, addressed in pencil to-
I Mr. 1 ai.ee,. 10 Hoover at his bou..
; last evrnu g. containing ine anove inquiry,
, ,. .. v .. 1 1 j
uenver n 10 .i r. 1 aneej ueinre ue coiiiuiciia
. .. ,n,..h t .llino. doui,. be did de-
peech. 1 caunot ooutu ne o:a ae-
... .. ....
' liver it
Jlr. t snoey r. trained Iroin giving
; bi judcemeut " iu tbe premises
I it 1.
i vy.-.ii..
FOR Hei.L AD EVERETT-The ('C"I;th" b' f,,r, ,no,ber ve.r'b.d ra.-ed away,
( 110 1't mocrat has taken Uown the names
gf j,rec iuri!g and Lsue ai.-l put up those
- ., , f. ... . . .
... ,
ar i on. s...nk 'v"i'.' ." ......
The A exai.dria (Tei.n ) Iudepeod. nt,
has del. rtt.iix d during the present ciipli
cn!. d c nn a to giv.- its sup oil to Btii ad
Evei.it It laij;
I h. ic is no chance for the success of
rt(,ui,r ftu ll. ,,.J proved true eaudi
jste f,f ,he tru D. moeracy , and to afn.iate
, ll.l.ti,,Ijai p.,,., Ur never u iti; but
will use our influence to defeat such, let
them gerti.il at" in th. N. rtb or in the Joutb.
" T here is but cue course lift f . r Tennes
s. eans. Of the two i ctional lick. t pre -
s.nted iLi.re is but l.ilie pr.f.r.nee. J Le
i-i,ii, i:,-.. , ,r, il. o:.v dill 1 :., in
! tb4 neat.s emplo)ed.
j yjlb . Ul ,,;cu mt g.lppt only
I aeer ej., ,)t j cr, ful eor.-i.t ration, un-
' tl.-d by any motive, but li.e coii.o on
j good, arr e -nip. I!ed ta go for hh.il, Ev -
; irett, the l u. ui, 4ini the L.ws."
S. . -
t.. r...... .... . e
. ick
; . , , ., 1 tecl and on other auLi.cl., were net long
miu was brought to this r.iaoe from reel'', . . u "
i . . . h .. , ' .. ; afterwards fnrihcniiiiiig ; lue.tiog al r.aetr-
' . ', ., ,, , t , ' .
to the I'tail Koad ll:.nt.l and I'r. E B
! Sii.itb wa caiied to see bun. II. was 11 ti -
! ?e'iliei.,n 'ite' pat'eut liinl fn" tTiearteVnoorT
! "or'"'1 1 was found
II'
to hi physician tbat bn name wis Forney,
that h was borne aud r.wd in I.ineoln
County, North Carolina; that be had been
working ou a boat at Savannah, Georgia,
whence tie nia.l I.M way to t'bvrir.ton,
thence to Mar Blufl on foot; that he bad
be.-u lick sevtial dayswheu be came to this i
piace.
He bad no money save .'l cents. He;
was declintly buried by the Town Couneil '
He died . .airangir i.h;ii stra n; er-, but
if this artice cnai.ee lo ane.t the'
eye of hi Inruds or relatit. , it i!l he a
eousolatioti to thrru to ku s that alter he 1
arrived at thi. pi ice, ail that inidica! .kill
aud ability cou.d suggest, wa done fjr his
re .it f. -If irimi rtur.
THE PKINCE OF WALES TO VISIT
JAMEsfOWN.
It i announced officially by the British
Consul at liiebiiiond lhat tin- Prince of Wuie,
will visit lhat city on Mtur-lay week and
th-nee proe. ed to J.uiestoar., th firt set-
liemi n; lu British Auirtica. n May 1 h
I0i.'i. t'i.t tatu Siimh snd iii rrmnauio...
vtui-.i at Jamestown the seed of Anglo
. sjxon civil, x.tiou. Ttii was one hundred
1 u,l ulu, ,4fJ fr.,,u Ull. di-co.try of the
( jrln .lu.trto.u Continent by Cabot and
thirteen ye.i. before the landing of th- Pi-
t,ti,u I'.-riM.i at I'.an.outb Rock. Captain
. s,i,itb 1,1. m .011.0 ( r ti... V
. c4 tioue tit la thoso by whom it w a settled.
Its very name ot Sew England wa given
to il by the K.ng at the .uggo.liuti of Cap.
tain Smith.
The lat-st proiect of th people of Chl-a
go is one to connect th water of Lake1
Michigan with those of the Gulf of M. xiio
by an uninterrupted channel of stesmho.t
navigation The original scheme of the Il
linois and Michigan canal, when first pro-
j'j'Cted by tbe Slate government of Iiliuois,
j . r
nunscu a snip canal ol sunioictjl Capaei-
' 'rgr,i c'a-s 01 vessel mat
' could navigate the Ii.inoi river, and a cou-
to Doat the
j siueraOK; poiiiou ot i!,e worx was construct-1
cd upon tnatp.jn, but upon the failure of
.the mean the dinign wasjiivuu up and the'
j work completed for oidmnry cauil boats'
only. No, however, that Chicago has be- !
come agreitand flourishing city, central
.1." , . .
, , f(it .J jf rpvjvc(, f,r
two fold purpo,,,; first, to .urve the ends
of commerce, and second to carry off tbe
drainage of the city of Chicago, aud thus)
improve it. sanitary condition. There are j
two propositions having the.) ohjects. t.li.a j
is to cut down tha summit of the Illinois and
Michigan eau-.l, while the other is to make'
, ii,:w cnatinel ll.rougli .lud i.aku to the
A(JX f, i 0 river, aa r J th. 11 to deepen th
uUulJC, of ,c ,trclim .ul,luieIlt j to .n. wer
the puipo
We learn that a serious railroad accident
ocourreJ on Friday last, 011 the Wilmington
and Weldonrail road bi whir!, th. I.l,.
.j u,v. 1 .no iini..
man -us instantly killed a.d th. conductor
seriously injured.
MAS8A0IIU3ETT3.
A Union Psikinsthatiuji in Boston
l'urMe Spwh ofll-n. Koljrrt C. '!'.
.',, The Union nicu 0
i'U ot noston ami vi-
; . . , rt:(!,j tne i.te nominations of the
p,,r,y, Bnd glorified the cnue generally by
j crnnd mas nircting on 'luesday evening.
: M.,uin Hull was densely erodi-d, and a re
! t,,.rl:rJ, pill ll UKl ns 111 pleVlllrd. firCUlle
1 reported to the Boston papers to Bave ncen
j exceedingly impoxing and brilliant. Frow
the eloquent and powerful address of Mr.
. mthrop, we select the following Comoro
hensivo and forcible eitract!
I have said, Mr. President, that ercry
tliinu which 1 had heard from my own Uud,
during my absence, had confirmed my at
tachment to tba cause iu which you are as
sembled
t l 11 t . .1. ,,.,:,
I ... . , t.m, V-.enna. last November.
1 snail not won nri-ri iud iim'"u"
. ,, .;, .ff.ir at
r f ... .,..;, .ffa,r
ll.rner a Ferrt, They came in the form of
ame in the form o
.....1 I rl
, )tt f telegrsphio dep
tail, - wi.hout eipl.nationa- simply an-
. j ..J ....... .J IlkiI
, .l.li.i b.d taken foicible'
, . ... 1 :. f,,,.
iher.nc. of a concerted in.urr.etio'n of the
bUcka, and that blood bad already begun ;
in . I think iber. could have been no1
1 k . L-. ...... .1 it.. 1 n,n
true American heart in r.urope at that mo
, I.l,.ij not throb and thrill with hor
H..I I iufi..
B.wn,.a .,:.. K.rdlv less
y -r -. - .
h-r...... ... aecount of a meetinir in this
I..M I k.li.r. .. r..iel. the ..How..
j "-"t - ... , ,1
i'i...i . .. . :.. ...... .1 lilt....! in 1I1. i
I """ ,u" " (;'-, 7
. ium on.nii;, ." ..--- -r- -
ly declared, tbat lbs nngleader ofthat dee-
perate ano wicseu consp.r.cj w n(.
u:. :e I...I I,... ..... ,.n,l m ih. n
tnr nreidinit officer at th it mieting would
bave bee. deliberately nouiiaatrd by lb.
Republics, party of Ma.Ahurtts for tha
! Chief Magistracy of the oiinni-oscallU,
j ,j,ouj iiafe repelled the id.-a as not within
1 ,b. pro,p,ft of belief as uttetly transcend-
' ing ny pitch of extrav.g.uce, which even
i the wildest and moat ultra members of that
vttly bad ever prepared u to anticipate
i be catidi.l.te, 1 am told, la a bjoi au-iable
and respectable gentleman, and I bare to
I wish to say an unkitid word of biui or those
1 who endorse him But I should be faise la
; every io.pul. of my heart, if b.mg here al
I all thia evening if opininn my bps at ad
j doling this campaign, 1 did not Miter my!
I bumble protest as vne to w hotu the eau'-e
! of Cbiistiauity and of social order i. dear ,
' a one w ho wnu'd see the Word of tiod aud
i tbe law of tha lnd rci peeted and obeyed
I if I did not enter tot hu.ib'u but e.rni.al
i protest against such an attempt le give the
' ming .auction of the p. opie of Mach
' Srit. lo aafitimeuts so impwas and abuB.i
j liable.
But I am u'ad to remember that the re-
. 0rl ' cl'ier '"'tinjia, 011 tha same sub-
i il llali, Convcuic in at Baltimore, aud rati
ficatioo lueetioe iu all .arts of tbe Ovuntrv.
It was in l'aris, if I rcn.en.bcr right, that 1
received tl.e aeeeunl of the raitictie itiij
kiu.iou g.ii.rmg at ahieb John IW l and
Edward Evereit weie bominated for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency of the Uui-
led Slates Wherever il was, yow may be
sure that 1 ratified lhoe nou.io. lions al
S joe lijj nu an .ui noil mil u.uii:.
bad been selected which represented no ex-
treme opinion, which recognised beta ends
of the I 111.0, and for which Uien of 11 ode r
a'ton aud justice could t'te with a clear
conscience and a bcarty good will. (Pro
longed applause )
I have bad tbe good fortune to know Mr
lleii for more than twenty year, and bave
'-pen an huuihla witn.ss to hi. lab irs and
lertico. iu the CiLlnvt, and iu both branch
es of Congress. Stiame, sh.ias upon tbe
perversions aud n.ir. present. ti,iu. which
would impii.ale bim it. ti. ultra m or rl
ravi,.aO' 1 1 of cither scctiju of Ibe Union.
Ibcre is no truer friend to hi whole rouo
'ry tbsu John Bell j not one who would be
more anxious, or more able to administer
the Govtroment with au even band, upon
' the 'rue principle of the Constitulun, lib
out fear or favoritism ; not one who is e
' Uipoe. to gite any undue pr. pooler .nee
: to tbe peculiar in'lilutiotis of the section
' from a ni- b he conic: not one whose re
: cord contains nobler ei. ienee of his com.
' age to stand up a.:.gly and .lone, if need be,
ak-niii.t the Sjtith a well aisg.iu.tlhe
Not th, wii-nnrr . art,, ol justice and ol
'duty should call upou btui to do so ; not on.
I whose election at this nun. I would do .0"
! much lu restore harmony lo our national
eounril, and giv u four year more of as-
tured prosperity a.id peace al Lome aud a
broad.
As to Mr Kverrtt, it is for other in otb
er t ac-s to speak of bim. 1 1, need no com
nii-udations here. Hi spotlra. character, j
hi unrivallt-d aecnni nlislinients. his 111. toh-
e( eloq-ienco, bis ardent palriolim, are ail
j too familiar to us to require an ailusiou.
j uut jt t nol bcre alon lhat lie i kuown j it
j j, Bot ltr ,ll0 tbjt be i appreciated. 1
! pre no ot! hand, unoonsidered individu
' opinion, but the deliberate juUgu.eiil ol
thousand at home and abroad, wm u 1 say
that the result of Presidential eleciiou
which should place Edward Everett iu eith
er of the two highest offices of the National
Government, would do m or even than bis
own masterly address, on the lib. of July
more than any words or sol of any or all
other men to vindicate our country in tb
estimation of the world from tb impression
which bas been s lamentably prevalent of
l .te tbat our national character and our na
tional career are already marked by degen
eracy and decline, and that .11 honorable,
accomplished aud virtuous men are praoti
r.m ik. D,...,i.i,M.inrn.
public affair.. He b. himself furm.hed .
"u Lc"' ,!U-'"'t against many of
M f"' aulu but th people ol lie
I' ' Stales, in electing him to one of the
bigbest officos in their gift, would upply
lJ' I"0"f. illu tration and living example,
,!l,t the pi"'io is not where a man wa
"K"i u" wiir.w 11 1 now
ll boin be l now acting in w hat direo
'9 -ovinj-to wbo.u and t,
what be is now commuted Old record are
nothing. Name are nothing. Men are uo
thing, in a eampaign like the present. There
1 but one, simple, but all suliici. lit, and
.'embracing consideration, certainly, which'
;n .. ...... I
1 h 111 govern n. v own tote at the cum mi; elce
j tion ; -nd if it oould govern lb. vote of et-
cry oth.r ,, in tb. Uu.on, 1 should h,,.!
no fears for the result, it u do quemi,, ,
nersonal or of pally tiiumph. It in a.,,'
viction that has tukeu poseHion of fcl
wholo lieiiri. aun ui ami mind, tht ti,'t
tiest ano pij;i"-i ii"ivi ui o.jr eoum,,
anu 01 every uiimii ui-m nu Hjn it,H,0
country yes, I wiil not acniplu to ii,eill
black as well us wtiiie, nomi as m
I a f,.
tint all our nearest moral Hid rii ,;,
social iinei.sis, nrmiu'i a iruue, 1 jf.
truct if possible, a 6unl t:nj i t ut ioll
1 be fratricidal strife which baa Lcrn.i
H Lli!ii the North and
- " ' um.
1'eace, concord, the reaioraocn of nr.ij-,
harmony, of mutual good will am 0f
vidual gooo nature un is me one
WBIII- ui our ii"i, u .v" . riniion, t tbi,
moment. Nothing, nothing hut tnischi, f .M
( 11 us i ir resuiien num 111c necimnai crj
nations and reoriminationa which have
Innir formed the whole web and n,.r,f
put he debate. Enravagant and unii-.,,',
dociriue bare neen auvanceo anu aiUis,
tt-d, both at 'be North aud at the South ;
tiiere spile towards each other, ami i'n
are have been et on foot which woiilj ,
' ver hare ncen oreaiiieu 01, exci p in , ,.
. .. . , ..... r
! 01 '-" f'"- hlood kl,
been engendered Dad laniao ba, U,
been engendered, bad lanuac b
. fr.om liP educated to better utterance., ,
blowa have followed word
j , r7 " , "r, , "
I'oih the North, ru and til
t'"1 '' anu repoe
fr ,ue fr"J " recent d.
inettic struggles have produced. (,
j yean' Iruoe to .11 these dismal and irr
"J ".'"f "" ...hj.
hou squatter sovereignty, and Ured Sc ,
decisions, and luthertl oligarrhie .
- 1 - -,
- I Clival agere.Mooa. wu uo more . ,
"'J anu auut- ins. view. 01 ir
j"" ; ??. '!"
baranguea and philippic abiuh have
fonipo-B ..... . -u ..u. a.r.
t nio.lbeuc. and licero.
.
1
j .iaiiisu l. i'iuli ... .'.ii Al. I
j 01, rtpe, tbis tlpttiinent, ahieii I
not loua ot, lor your aaae, M. is,
..i.t - I er..,fr.. il,.t Iho.wl, 1 ....
ure of the r.sull, 1 al.ay. f.el . rU; .
l.ieh 1 e.nnot Oi-pel. ' " It that tt 1
ease," I r piicd, " suppose it ,
brliev. your woid." ' No, nn iIl4 ,0 ,
i to show you Ibi. curious pt.rnoniti.on Is
by tha way, Ibe learned doctor addrj.-,
me see your bands." He took tl , , , t
"Hang it," he went on, " they an- ion n
for our eipetinjem." " You tlmk i , '
'" Ccri.iniy " " 1 ben it is daicro,,.'
" It might be so. " la lhat ease
go," 1 .aid, turning to Ihn du.-r. " I...
would be a pity," n.y eompaann r-ii.!
holding m tack ; ' st.y dip yoi.i ,,v, 1
il ls bucket of water, dry thtui wcu ai,J 1 b y
will be tufficient'y daim."
( must eMioe) that, to eoure ti,s ,M
eeea of 11. i. marvellous exptrni.. nt, n o t
r conuilieti riqui.ile thai, to tut !i.
baiiJ. .Iietl, uau.p. t bad kcarcc fin-lei
wiping n.y band. hen the furnace ...
peod, aud a jet of luoiteii met. I, .'"jui t:.
thickness of my am., burst forth. Si .k,
fl.w ju every dirvctiou, a. it it aura a U t
work crfotuiaoei. " S ait a f. n.n.'it.i.
, 1 Houligny said, - till tbe metal fcj..
ed, fur it would be dangr rou to try our ti
peritttenl at this inonn U
Imv a .nates later tbe stream of liu-. i
. , , . . 1 . . , .
Bra lift off bubbling aBd einutit. tit,
- it bee.tiis, indeed, limpid and br...
that it seorcL.d our ee. al a lew
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a.ru. water. I make no pretence to h ue
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ii.iru my tofe..or a movem-..; ; nd, m
niy jsy, i look a handful of tba Uo-ni .1 j
threw 11 kgk iu lb air, aud it fill fcsci ,q
a bre .lower ou tbe ground. .V-.-!'. '
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