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T4IK CHRISTIAN tTONFKftESCE ' It i Jua from lhe o'urtey of the City ?ref (hit honorable mention hould he mud. hi it loluinnf the Animal Session ! ihi Keh- j r,.r(),mneiided to mercy by be Jury. tlwlU UoiW. whh h was Ji-iJ ! Uli-g'. "r1 riiliur siatnnfi week,'; We arc indexed 'he kiiwJiM "la j (f jt UppoSe1 U.llg. .. Cmenev. bonbon ibe f'xieml. ull. i:ltic in proceeding, lot lb fallowing pc- otml of thai body 'Standard. Tlu N'oiib Carolina Christiuu Conference -There hl h'an' in ihe prices of Provisions. Consols are quoicu hi 003 FS rm espial of thc.Llaud of Cub.4 Hm Wed Slates, on j ihe payment of a consiueraoie sum 01 iiiouij,. I sneak ol matter, you win ooerve, nicu, i - . . . i . j i Iheland U-fhtrial oraa.ilh O'Brien hud present are on y m ? w.c - ...w been concluded, and he war f,.nd -ui!y. Jut , rorp, bin wmc, i ..mmj i ho pe. : afiYir iti'ln-laod. however, would, , prevent lh; extension f the rHV and it wa supposed thai he. was iljiv ibe steamer leii. r n i . t . Fn wrc.-4-It vva rumrcd in rarisiuai .nn i.l..rj kail Irfllil'MI'd their resignation, hut that ua irr.ei taj.U- lr it member, talents, hud the vxcllcnt tinl enured ' it proceedings. ' Jlrsions wore . i.H!ii tt public scrutiny, ami. ltf sidev the general imitation given to lhe puh.? "lie l AtlrtiiJ iv ;in ss iu d.-lihoralioiis, th? mihuers anil iiM'iil.fin of oihor roliiou d? j -.-l i . taie; .ace alout th 15ih No ioniiii.it ians. ' ti-pre eipecially invited lo take j ...',. pL nun-iituiion. ii wis bolieved. nw8iapers, and hecouio a genoral suhject of European rerna.U, in a short limp. As far as I can areitatn the facts, from the best diplomatic source?, and in erry possible way, I learn that, in July or August last, the Uniied State government sont a despatch l4iniuh Mr. Sawvcr, Secretary ol legation. a fiiTricasC ciiculnio.nuiiluiaarJt.ia mem- j have il in or I ' rar ine uri 01 ueccmurr 111 ruins . . :J ...,.;.,r! S1,.....,.tin.r .hem. addressed to Mr. Saunders, the American win U' K U.l.li"nai- tiw " - I V T i . if .i I . . I I r. -I ii .1111:1 in iiir 1J llljpil . ifL .. i .1 I..i.n . I'rnl(1ltt ' ll Sell Or CCur i nianu --- Frflin lilt Rjthlll.iliJ TiliUfl. nDMnvpn.nPvrn Af.i ber Cn;re near THIS.. VLii niii.w-wM..4.- nraclicahle. CASS. OP MICHIGAN. SELECTED rJthe Senate an:J House of Jlrpresentativc BY THE PEOPLE OF PENNSYL- of the JTailed Stafes of America: VANfA TO PRESENT PETITIONS ! The petition f the underned inhaUiant. I.v!mic. nnf !TIO OF ST AVF Pennsylvania, respectf i!!r will FOIl THE ABOLITION OF bLAVb- mitu fur rfiVclinj; such chan- ih RY. : constitution nnd law as shall abolish Uvery A few days since, in examining the throughout the Union, in the manner ibe.t may Tnnrnl of the Senate forth years 184G- bo most cnniieut with jotic and the rights Journal ol tne oenai j ntmi ofeverr secti..,, of the riKinlry. 47, 1 found that General Cass had presen-, Ciia'eie. Miciiener and 47 ted petitions lor tne aoonuun u. oi.cij o!hers.J . . . . i- i i . Jorla,i..KhiJitem,trfam.h.pw lhe peop,e of 1'ennsy . va,a. An; : a ..i. iii tin. uriiini inn , nit; od.iiiimi "vi - i - . ..it- i . i 1 ut'fii iini-Mtru, --j i p r. which he hail eat in the Conference, as honorary member Of it. We iike this, it i as it should iH',amonr lhe follower? of one common: Lord. Several of lhe ministei's of h Conference were eminent &r ability aiirljpower, mnon whom were the Kev. Mr.1 Waller Ohio, the Ucv. Mr. Web pled about the firt of next month. !eon, ii l' 'ijiiiffu, iM i" ctii-i Cavaiguac is supported by the would be adj L,quis .aj ed President moderates. ! Avsfria.-i-A maHifeto had been issued an- Kev. Mr: alKT ol iiiiio, n iyr. on. j noucin2 the acceptance ol the proposed meuia- lons of V'irtfiiiM, and ihe. Rev. Mr. Kerr, lhe i (jolJ Enltnd and France in reference to the Kditor of ihi? Cl:i i-lian Sun,' of our own Sou, who orem-ht d dailv lo admiring crowds. - r -i . . . ' . ufftirs of Ildlv, and aU.. declaring that bomhar. ly was a pajrl of the Au-trian E-npne, . both at llje Chiiiian Chapel and lhe Methodist j Vienna. A feuccesstM iev.,luiiou had broken Church which whs kindly opened for lheirue At the close of a hauuonious von of several days conlinuaiice, and much deep religious feel Ing in their congieg'i iom, the Coitferencc pass. "cd unanimously, a vnie.bf lb iuk- to lhe citizens ofHaleigV for "the h hospitality and kindues to it members and fiie'mls,) and nUo to the llcv. Mr. Hurlon and his bre.thien of lhe Methodist Episcopal Church, for the handsome manner in which ihey ofi'-ied ihoineol their house of wor ship to the ChnfeVence. Tlie net annual sea ion of lhe Conference-will he held at Christian Chapel in Chatham Cnnr.-.y. com'mencing on f Friday befoic the first Li" day in October I lit Xb ' ' out ry Viehikn. The Minister at war had Keen inniirl' filwt lniiifr oft to n lamn post. I he ii u i m 9 y z. ! ry " i 1 1 States, and. if such a purpose could be accom plished, lo commeuee negotiations as secretly and as fast as possible, so as lo prevent .oppo sition or hostility from lhe British, or other I governments. Mr. Sawyer has been here for I some lime, and Mr. Saunders, I understand, has been taking some steps in the matter. The present state of affairs in Europe has disposed the Spanish government to look for a ' new purchaser, and that purchaser is the United ! States. Accordingly, negotiation, with that 1 object in view.. may be said to be opened by the despatch which was sent through ir. Sawyer, ' ihe Secretary nf Legation, in August last, and let us nil do o r THECOUNTKV Frtancn ! "V until the box is t! old and infirm arr the bullies of Cr-.v seems to t to K from the polls. V. forr, nnd keep th Don I bt li( i They will circul.Va hood to help the ir believe them ! Ti. ; opponents, and h: rs. and yet suffer ' abohi.on of all provts.on. ofth const.tution ana , , , , laws, which in any manner sanction or sustain ; r, . ... organ of mad la- ,UrprVt or which authoriie a representation for j THE DAY OF HA ut their objects, !aVes, or which make any distinction of rights the friends ol tin C E,nnrWil f.mily had fled, and the city was j delivered by him to Mr. Sahnders,Mhe Amerb iii the nossession of lh" nooplo. A I'rovtsionai Governmenj was formed and a Republic pro claimed. HMHifi'it aiuI dewMi.nivc nan ! m, ii uui'ttiLi ' . -" been entered into with Hungary. A circular was issued slating that all possible measures wore; taken for the defence of Father land. I PENNSYLVANIA. The Washington Union of Saturday admits the election! of I lie Whig candidate for Cover- The occasion presents so fine an opportunity I nor. It says " Wo have lost the Governor by lor giving a hnsly notice of the rise and pro- j a very meagre majority. " listing branch of the Church of j 1 be I'hiljudefphia American says: grrss ofthis iiiteiesting Christ, that we embrace it, for the informal ion of the public, and muj say thai among the ma ny. American mariels of th'n ag. of wimdeis, (hfs American born Christian "'' Church is no! lhe least. Il was but yesterdey. comparatively no recently did it happen, I hat some dozen or so f pious men, chiefly in this State and Virginia, hi view of lhe evils of seciaiiati strifes about , human made crcrds and disciplines and names "Iiitbe Church militant, resolved for lhemelves to return lo piirnitivo New Testament Chris , tianity, and le.oiei I ihe platform of .Christ and -his Apostles call Bible things by Bible names take, us Ihcir. Church name, the feiinple, but , tcipressive name Christian, without any human addition, as thai given by Divine appointment for all the follower of Christ lhe Bible alone, .without nnv human addition, as the onlv author. izedandall sufliciHut written confession of Faith . ''and B;ok of Discipline, and given, as such, by 'Divine Inspiration to lhe whole Church upon -eartb--Christ ai lhe sole llead ami Legislator 'ol lb Church, and (Christian character as the 'T'obly let of Ibllowsbip. Under this banner they rwent foilh, and in despite ofthe opposition they r met, M every step, und maute the predictions that their scheme ivas loo Utopian for the spirit of the limes, to suceeed, ihey have already leached nearly a million in members' ; of which, in lhe United Stales, there are nearly two hun. '' dred thousand ir.cr.ibei , more ih;n a thousand Churches, and lilieeii bundled preachers, be side semiuniies ( Icarninir, neiiodicals. book ; establishments, Ac., nfleMi or twenty thousand ' In Canada, some sUiy il.ousand in England, nnd Y , upwards of half a million in Continental En- rope.' Possessing, as they do, oo much wealth. ialent, learning, influence, moral power, zeal, j can Minister at lhe Court of Madrid. I "am not able to inform you of what progress has been made in these negotiations, but I shall endeavor to ascertain and inform you by lhe next British steamer, and give you all the addi lional information in my power. Mr. Saunders, I believe, made only an informal inquiry as to the disposition of the Spanish government in the matter; but is very certain that, several '; times, one of the Spanish Ministers, on the oc j cation of soires given by the Queen in this cap-i-iiol, let out such information on the general i subject as called forih from the press here and j elsewhere, lhe immaterial and merely diploma, 'j tic contradiction I have referred lo, which, in extract from the printed Journal of the Toil benaleand I louse oj KepruenMues extract irom iuc V" ! of the Untied Stales of America : Senate was immediately published in our j The pe,;,iin ol lhe Ulldersigned citizens of naners. It struck me with much surprise Pennsylvania, respectfully asks that you will that General Cass should claim to be a ' exert your full constitutional power towards the j b tlje officeholder ... . . i ...or nbnliiioiwr all nrovisions of lhe constitution and i , man nf Southern ieeuns, anu n suurr - - . r ... .. . t lie. nol o himself to he made the natics. who. to carry out would seek to suhvert and alter the glori- ' or privileges by reason nf completion, and that good prices lor jm ous Constitution ol the United States, be- y will refuse to admit any additional slave. ; every body and rv, r; J queathed to us by the heroes and sages of, fn" illt nn lhe mar2ill :) Sft niirstions be Kidicule and reproach have leen abundantly ' neighbors, and see t!. heaped upon those who labor fr lhe overthrow ' OVt.s JjjS cotnitrv, i oflavery,bul Gonaud Truth are on iheir side. ' tjff paper bulb-t tl c t Signed by EvkuahdConard, and 31 others, j lhoVreemans clean' M : ma es, and by Kachel Lukens and 47 others, . . , .. . , r , t J i into the ballot box lumalca.J f District of Columbia. ) , ON TUESDA l . Til T. County of Washington, Sc. Oct. 2 1st. 184 9. $ j NOV CM! This may certify I bat lhe foregoing are true ! tn thti thin'. the Revolution, and which has been our shield and defence in the noble career through which this country has passed. I immediately wrote to Washington to have the records of the Senate examined, ahd these petitions copied and published to the world, that the people of the Union might see what manner of man was the Demo cratic nominee for the Presidency. This evening I received a communication from which will be found below. copies of three petitions now on file in the of. , country will long havt- c fice of the Secretary of ihe Senate ofthe United i yQu. Ulrtirs. lit Willi i uo nric . ,. every hill ! K , . . . . j r produced to me in said office, by said Secreta- i Washington.enclos.ng authenticated proof , refcrrd to in fhc fore. j Rally Irom The extract ! .,;,. ..ir!l,.i rrnin iIip S.nat.' Jonmnl. aird vale ! Rallv from your By a dj-spalch from HarrUbfjrg. we learn ly, amounted to no contradiction at all. thct lhe mnjority for Governor Johnston has been increased lo 357. Pennsylvania Legislature. The political character id' the Legislature is now correclly ascertained. The Senate will stand thus: Whig, .Locos. The House thus : Whigs, 21 12 50 50 Locos. ; On joint ballot the ,whig will have a majori. lyofO; bujt inasmuch as Governor Johnston will not aci as State Senator while officiating in his gubanatorial capacity the majority on j joint ballot will be 8. until his place in the Sen ate shall bjs supplied by a neiv election. The Philadelphia Inquirer of Saturday has the following article : Qur great Victory and its Results. Tbe. resijlts of the recent election in Penn sylvauia will exercise an important influence throughout! ibe ha i ion'.. THE KEYSTONE STATE II AS RANKED HERSELF A M ONG TH K FRIENDS OF TA VLOR A N D FILIjMORE ; and such a decision on the part ofthe people, will give an impulse to the cause, (. thai will bt felt in every fibre ofthe great heart of the Republic. The victory is the more glo. ' rious, hecajuse it was not anticipated. On the ; contrary, ciur political opponents, in all their calculationfe, put down Pennsylvania as sure for j Cass and Butler. I At lhe Gubernatorial contest thv selected ; their strongest man as iheir candidate, and iui- ; mediately after they announced lo the world, A GOOD WHIG MOTTO. " My wounded are behind me, and I will never pass them while. I am alive !" :Gen. Taylor. What sententious sublimity is embodied in this sentence ! How strikingly it exemplifies the Old Hero's humanity ! Indomitable cour age and lhe tenderest sympathy are beautifully blended in his noble character. This language was addressed, while the terrible conflict of Buena Vista was at ils height, lo lhe gallant Davis, of Mississippi. He had been cut down at the head ofhis regiment. He knew the mer- ciless spirit of lhe enemy, and lhal to fill into 1 their hands was certain death. It was doubt, j less an allusion to this spirit which elicited this i sublime remark. 'The wounded are behind ! me," says Old Zack. "They. are secure until ! we are driven from our present position. The ; odds are fearfully against us, and we may be '.'beaten ; but you, and Ihe noble men who, like ; you, have been wounded, are safe so long as wo live; for we will never passthem alive !" i The occasion upon which this language was j uttered was one of affecting interest. With 4 500 men, Gen. Taylor was fighting 20,000 endorsement : 29ih Cong. 2d Sess. Three petitions of inhabitants of Pennsylvania for the abolition of slavery 1847, January 22d. Motion to receive ordered to lie on lhe table. Mr. Cass. Allesl, t GEO. McNEIR. J Notary Public. The auihenticaled copies ofthe extract from lhe Senate Journal, and of the three petitions, may be seen upon inquiry at lhe office of the Times and Compiler. sides ' Ula men you , - - ; preserved our liberties II j men you who must pre: in years yet to come ! U Rally one and all. I CAROLINA WATC i Salisbury, X. C. TIIRUSDAY EVENING, NOVL .1 . I . . I i I II I . ' and success, in a!mrl even State in ihe UnionJ ,nal "WX Vnua clefM r,"n a " 'J'"".V ot horn and in wir own Stale, nho, with iheir plan of tree salvation by v ropeiibwiee nnd faith, and ho liness of hearl and life, ami an active itineran cy, il evident lhal ihey are declined to exert nu immense influence upon lhe destinies of man, and play no mean part as harbingers of the Ulier diy glory. October', 148. xicaus. He saw his men falling upon every hand, a'ld the enemy rushing forwaid with a furious courage and impetuosity unequalled in any previous1 combat. The stoutest hearts trembled for the issue. Defeat seemed inevi Mb!e. While thus pressed, and when the bra vest expected every moment to be compelled lo give, way under Ihe weight ofthe mass ad vane ing upon them, Gen. Taylor, in lhe same breath thai he issued his orders and cheered on his brave followers, was pressing the hand and puiiing the words of comfort into the ear ofhis wounded Colonel. Albany Journal. nni-lv -i h-ii'il Hit A o ll. .. I ...... n .. U ! . V -. . t I. .1 . .... 7 1 I. (iOVEUSOK. CANDIDA E I'OK ,,, ,,, igh Tb. Whig, will certainlj pu, law. abundanlly Ueapcd upon those tupv nice pnQnV , . T,xni.., l,KU "ounue scueuie 10 ueam wunoui me nene- . , , r s. si. r i i . Ol INF P Pv, S J ! fit ofder ad hut ftw l) ,n-irn its r"r , rfor the overthrow of slavery, but I'MPY pSn tS?? I i,? P"-n''e at hear, as sick of it as its avow. God and truth are on their side." I np. nF thV m But how is it about the " bank, peal toSouihern Democrats to know if ! AND THUS A U. STATES SENATOR. i . flY. .L , V' CV 11 T d.,d lions from a. State tn mhirh ho n n ,r,,n. i : I I II I V P ' l.1 III IP IIIP9ClirV nil I Li ! J ten to fifteifn thousand. But they miscalculat ed their strength. They mistook the people of Pennsylvania. The election was -one of the . ? . .1 .1 . I . , YW i os animaieu inai ever occurred in ine ivev. .. .i: :.. r i . , . . ... " " --w .aii euuoi ui i euusyivaniaconmres nis li lends stone Mate It ,, prot.able lhal 340,000 votes lhe Locc,cos n(, to vote for ,ge Whig ticket, were polled in all. And el wn b .such a poll ! jecase if ,he infopower tbl?y wi and under isuchcjrcumstances. Old Rough and : rpnp;1i ., silf r(.:t-lirt. nnA i,r; Q '.. I Ready and his friends have triumphed and in ! ,anruptcv, occurred iiri840." This . V' T nnn.n r -r- iigly given his own A H . Kk 1 V I I. If 1,'IMUI 1,' PO 1C nun :un.uuuviaijif IHO UUUV. The Rleamer Niagara arrived al Boston the 20 1 h Wsb, wi'b biter intelligence from Eu rope. 'J'lh-ough the Telegraph we have lhe ulohTrtI-biief synopsis of her news. , The Queen of England has returned from her excursion lo Scotland. Ireland was tranquil. ' Smith O B lien's trial was progressing. The Loudon Chariifts have been convicted and sen tencrd to transpoitation for lif". V Cotlou, middling and fair Orleans, had de. clined an eighth of a penny ; other grades were tinchangrd, with inarkcls in favor ol'buyers and small sale. The decline in good qualities was In some cases m-aily the f.uilb of a penny. The pwces were lower than ever before known, Mfid are flated n follows : Fair upland. Mobile, 4d ; Olban 4 ; midJling Orleans 3 ; scarce Iran if ihing doing, and business chief v utulerSJ.' Com 3". U.30-. and (id.; .Meal 17s. to 18s.; Hoiir(duty paid. 32 n .lo33. W hi-al unchanged. I The King of Nap'es has i. 'fused lhe proffer riT' French and English mediaiion. The souihciii provinces 'f Germany conlin ned in a state of revolt. Austiia was still in a Mate of anarchy. Au unparalleled scene of confusion had oc rurred in the l'icncb National Assembly, cans- rd I iV ii member niilillfT nuainJ llw I? 1.1 w. The populace atlenv.ted to scale ihe iribnne.l ! n,T . I........ . . in the prescribed bond to do, how much .H. . . i i rv .. . . ..V Tti ( ! sylvania done their duty. All honor will be . :icrill 1 1 .O I irA I I k - I 1 1 4 1 t It ffk llini n r- mm r rx 1 Mm I rhe i "p, . .1 . ...uci irs. stances ol the country our iri'iropn win ring iiue iet- throughout, lhe. land Shouts will go up. bonfires will blaze, congral. illations will go fin lh, and the bills and the vat leys will re-echo wjtfyihc thriilingwtbe exciting and stiurijaiin woids Tn r: KE STONE STATE IS REDEEM E D! from the record of the Senate will be i that on the back of said file I find the following - from your fields! Rally found attested by the Secretary of the i United States Senate ; from' which it ap- ! pears that General Cass did present these ! petitions. My correspondent writes : j You will perceive lhal the Secretary j of the Senate authenticated only the ex tract from the Journal he refused to au thenticate the petitions, on the ground that they are not within the act of Congress 1 have therefore caused the petitions to be j authenticated by the notary public, which, t 1 presume, will be sufficient." I shall not inquire into the force ofthe ; reason assigned by the Secretary of the senate lor uecnning to HUtneniicate tne petitions themselves. The attestation of the notary public sufficiently establishes the correctness of the copies. The great question for Southern men and slaveholders, who have heard Mr. Fillmore, the. Whig candidate for the sub ordinate office, so bitterly complained of, for appioving the reception of petitions concerning slavery, is, whether they can longer support Gen. Cass for the first of fice in the Government whether he is to be trusted, who allows himself to be made the organ of the abolitionists, in present ing their petitions, of ihe most obnoxious character, to the Senate ol lhe United States, and in ihrowing their fire brands into the balls of legislation, to eflect ob jects which cannot be accomplished with out thcdestruction of our constitution, the dissolution ofthe Union, and the lighting up of the fires of a civil and servile war. Insk Southern men, every where, to-.re-flect on these things. Let them especial ly observe the marginal note on the third petition, which could not have escaped FOR VICE PRESIDENT MILLARD FILLMOI OF NEW YORK. TAYLOR MEN! ARB YOU READY! .Read the following admonitory ailicle. j for PRESIDENT, (which we take from an exchange niier, j nrvrn r rj nT Dr, as better suited to the time ihnn any thing I bllAL ftfMvU ... ,. i i i 0F LOUISIANA, which we could prepare.) and give herd j to il we beseech you. ON TUKSDAYTHK SENENTH DAY ! OF NOVEMBER, you will be called up- j on to discharge a high and solemn duty. On that day you must declare by your ' votes whether or not the present destruc- j live parly shnll continue :o rule over you j with a rod of iron ! We therefore trust ' that every man who really loves bis cotin- j try, and is desirous of seeing her once more prosperous, will be at the polls on the 7lh of November, prepared lo ilis chargejiis duty honestly and fearlessly. Turn out then as freemen, determined to maintain your rights at all hazards ! In order to assist our friends we should advise them to Be careful to examine well and see that the Ballot Rox is empty when the voting commen ces. Some Cassites in some narts of the Dm. No 1 KENNETH RAY - " 2 EDWARD ST A " " 3 HENRY W. Ml! 4 WMI. WAPHI. 5 GEORGE DAY! " 6 JOHN WIN. I - 7 JOHN Kr:::i: " " 8 RAWLEY ; " " 9 JAMES V ( " - 10-TODD R. C : - it john n.x : Election, Tuesday 7th ! O" WV re authorized to e tv. Eq . of Dcrkfonn county, " of Major Griwral of the 4th I na Mil'uia, vacated bj th t-- Rfnom. country, may attempt some of their usual j nr'c jv. 8i 1fT a,tl. irauus, ami must ttiereiore tie watcneu. IHEY II AVE SHOWN TO THEIR FRIENDS IN OTHER PARTS OF THE UNION. THAT PENNSYLVANIA IS A TAYLOlt STATE. AND WILL ON THE FIRST TUESDAY IN NOVE 1 RE!i. CAST HER TWENIYSIX ELECTORAL VOTES FOR THE HERO OF RUENA VISTA. ( Nay, ti)ore -the freemen of Pennsylvania have just (estifieil through the ballot boxes iheir indignation al the iniquitous taiill'fi and of 1842, and their determination to stand by the truly national cause of HOME INDUSTRY. These re among the fruits of our Ii iumph. The moral eff-ct too. will be immense. It will ! be equivalent to ;it least five thousand votes in adoption ; and were not the. Democratic parly in power when it happened? Does not this Democratic oracle remember that Mr. Van IJu ien was President in 1840, and only went out of office in 1841 ; and did he not succeed Gen eral Jackson in 1837? Say, then, thou second Daniel, how the Whigs are to blame for the bankruptcy of 1840, when they did not take charge, of the Government until 1841 ? Did Washington go into the Presiden tial Chair under pledges to do this or not to do that? Did Jefferson give pledges? Did Monroe? Not one of them ever -pledge himself to any thins:. It is for ger, has not gone farther than Mr. Fill more in any of his votes, to which their speakers and presses make so much ob jection? Can any Southern man now hesitate between Gen. Cass, the Senator from Michigan, and the organ of Penn sylvania Abolitionists, and Gen. Zachary Taylor, a Louisiana slaveholder? "SOU THERN MEN, BEWARE!" Attend to this advice, and see that it is not neglected. See that the Votes are Counted as soon as the polls are closed. Remem ber, freemen, that the Ballot Box is your only hope. Guard it with a watchful eye. ! A Iso, j Let not the Ballot Box ( be taken from the place of voting unless j the votes are counted. Your onnonpnls I are now desperate, ant! may. if allowed j tne most important the opportunity, resort to desperate means i ever been presented to maintain their power. At the polls in we have a PrcM! some parts ofthe countrv von will nmhj. r r . , , -i person oi uen. , u NEXT Tl Is the day of election, say a few word, as i tunity we shall have, to all who love their mere party success. est officer known to : elected, and the rev;' bly find Bullies posted. en you frnn voting. we have a PreHb! ! son of Lewis Ca, date T This is a n this Siae, while it will nerve, the timid and ihe ! such men -as James K. Polk and Lewis to ingtiten you Jn.m voting, liut be not .. 1 I C-l .1 .L . r nmmitMi. onow mem inai ou ar ir- i men, and will exercise freemen's rights. ! decided by the You must also and it is one which Watch IlUsal Votes. ferious attention. : ; hesiiatingjin Ohio, in Georgia, in Noith Cam- Cass to give pledges the to lay their own lill.l nod iii Wvv K.i.,!..nd ;.n.l llmt ..M,fUr !, ! 1 lid .r mp n t on llm " PUlfVirrr," f I A SHALL AnOLISU SLAVKRV THROUGHOUT THE result at the Presidential mutest sfill more irlo. ! amf tn tin wlHfitoi'up tb,r L5r.t iUmcnl I "V ri-.,0 i : .i !i j . i . . . . ' halutants of Pennsylvania, prayini: the adontion 'nion, and a petition ofcitizens and female in- The PresiJent was under lhe d'ecessiiv of us. , 0 . y J!nfl ,ilVn!u".y lJave the people ol IVnn- ) soever it may conflict with their sense ol ! . ;.. syuama none ineir outv. All honor will be;tliitv or vvl,ntovr ,o- h .b n- ion inai i le no- , , J. . .. .. r , . , ' v-n tuiu tion sl4vpr v pending the scision. vernmenl will oppo.e universal .ufTrage. The i 7,.UtfU1.lnrm " Cabin,! Council bad agreed lo support the As- i , h "hh "t Tmhy, The Government has take,, no.i.ion jiT T' lrum gaii, the M. derates. The Socialists wetc holding banquets ihiuughoul the country. : ol measures for repealing all provisions OF THE CONSTITUTION AND LAWS WHICH SANC- C l'TlinPfTP A DrPDl'srvT ft No pledges are Tin nv TUP. mvb pnpn iTrnv , -v-n tii i vx needed from a man in whose HONESTY ; new slave holding State may be admitted i L. . - i l m i t i i me uiiiiusi coouueiice is to oe placed. into the Union. Senate Journal. pae V23. ' worst of conscqt-.t : war with all i: and disunion mav . . From ihe Clint'.rstoa Courier, Oct . 2G. 'Arrival ofthe Euiopi at Xeuj York. Alitlle alter ten o'clock lat evening, our Ibiliiinore correspondent nnuonnred lo us the "twlvwl ofthe Briiish,. steamer ZCurupa i .i;w iik from Liverpool. l In our list, we ti:,d'ib Ilifternia annonnd ' me;it lo leave JverjMiol on the l ilh inst. and if the name of Europe is correct, some change in the time of her leaving bus been made. . The aeciMjutf are to ibe 11th inst. anJ we proceed to give lb intelligence. Liverpool market? Coo. The mar ket was flat, and in fnvor of the buren. No transactions were taking place other than for Ih bnmedime wants ofthe mnnf.rtnrers. The tales of lhe week amounted tn nnn ule, ni 3 to 3. tor Upland, and J) t. 3J f,,r THE ANNEXATION OF CUBA. It would sccin lhal onr Government is at this inoment engaged in negotiations with Spain for the immediate tuiichase of ("'nb-i .fl, I - - - - - j iv. i v. - s made in a letter from Mad.!,! f..,l nub. Hshedin lhe N. Y. Herald of Friday, can be relied on : M adrid, Sept. 19, 1849. Hi gldy important intelligence from Spiin iVe. got iat inns for the cession ofCvlmto the Unit ed States Probable success. Ii is noi olten lhal ibere is infoifmalion of an inlereslmg nature to ihe Uuited Suie, worth In Senate of the United States, January 22d. 1847. Mr. CASS presented two petitions ofcitizens I m-91 ft ka mm. n mm. . A "i . (,nnyii.uiu, ""oil" aut i. nil tllllKIIUineni , t" ! .1 1 m ! .1 m- 1 ofihe Constitution and laws of ihe United Slates Koe P a v,?,f;,nt e.v.e uPon ,l,Pm- d suffer that thesalvaticn no man 10 vom wno is noi eniitiea to a (Ttmn the result. 1; 1 ' I . m m 1 vote, ii you do. you win again be chea ted out of your rights. You must also Be at the Polls rs in nr q Vi i tm dail tt.rwx of I n 1 1 f ' hour or two before they are opened. Talk nas 5IVRn 158 no a to your acquaintances, who have been de- ' Pa,atcd his wi! ceived and misled by the hirelings of pow- pressed in the S er. Many honest Democrats mav vote when Mr. Bc t.!( with the Locofocos. if ihey are not made lhc simpJetm Wi : acquainted with the destructive measures u which they w ish adopted. Be in time to l? a mrin f. talk, to see. and reason with such men, W,lU,n h,S nrms : I, Asbiiry Dickens, Secretary of ihe Senate and you will do vour country creat rrood. nave every thin:: ' )lk was to plunce the coiuntrv I of ,he Uni,,,d States, do hereby certify that ihe and prevent ihein from assisting to destroy ' his election. II- with Mexico IF7. Chron. I l"re"ng ,! a ,rue ex,ract fro" ,he Journal of their own freedom. j punish ouch a man is Zachary Taylor. He mav be counted on as one who will do what a conscientious sense ol right and duty dic tates. We do not want a President who will do a wrong because he is pledged to pursue a particular course of action, as James lv. Poll into the war The reception of the petitions being object- ed lo. Ordered. That the motion for their reception be laid on the table. ' the Senate. j This extract is made and certified al she re. quest of the Hon. Truman Smith, and under : lhe authority of ihe act approved 8ih August, a Diate. worm i.: -u: .u. ... , . the trouble or expense of a correspondent, from t"- . n',Jl,a, "NO M I LIT A R Y M A N." The Union says : We want no milita r man iu lunuuoi OUT aUminiS. ration. ; lfltR. pnlilln.! An rt m.Lrino rmfnun.,. Well, then you do not want Gen. Cass nor ' certified by the Secretary of" ha Senate and Gen. Butler or else you have told lies ' Clerk of ihe House of Representatives legal about ttieir being military men. j evidence." The tricks and turns and quirks of the ' Given under my hand at Washington this Union and other democratic nrints. and ! 21st day of October 1848. es ASBLRY DICKENS. punish and no.;.; save, is pre-emir.. tha injury indie' Polk, Cass nnd C a set of resolu:i irresponsible r,'r stitution of his 0 O C . L O tW far fam,d capital ; but. during the last few , " P y"S j""1 ffr7 l el ' J weeks, cenaiu matters have rum in ll.tht . ,,,,u'5 " nu ur. i . . )r.e.1..s. Sea Tslands were quoted a. 71 to IQd. i cerning lhe relations between th vZ Slate ge(J a drHm of lhft stor peeper. The bit- I 1 tht Sena "au.seJf Prntativcs Rice. This nrticle has declined. The lc. ..,i c..:; .u;..k ... t.e'.t.: j . ter told him that nn hnt lnl un.l J the. Untied States of America : ale. 'f Cand.na were nf 2ls. j imporiauci lo boiuof ,hoSe countries, ami lo PPl lmok drams.,; The Indian, after ' .V P".' . "ewigned, inhabii.nt, nretditvp.Yhrtf. uas but it moderatede. i ,bc world faf larire : and which' when Hdlv a little hesitation, in order tn nfnrn bU ! ?yH: respectfully asks that you will known, wiUn,odoub,, crea,e;a great seSa,io claim said - Me d-d rascal." Whether i ZZT throughout I 'have' re inrn-d Ctr Wheat, and prices were unchanged, FW,r:wi dull, and freely nflTered al a derlirie . ftf OJ; 1'. There were eonsidcrahh .sa les Vif Corn, 0t thef)Moit ii,H9 prevailing al the ibne flie pre- Ui iu-dniei l,..-ff. Mejll7t18. ,i t j .t -'" "i t t , i r , , , cniiMiiuiiou rtnu laws as sna gEjeUnd. and hn urliole b-.rope. he got h dram or not the record does not ! lhroughout .he Union, in .he reference tn nrgottations which Imvc re. ; show. But the people will show corrupt i be most consistent w iih jusV, ee i opener on tne part ot ine u. olates. Doliticians that all tl When the Polls arc open. vote yourself, and then look out for your neighbors. If one be missing, Start out after hin. and beseech him by all means to go and vole. If he won't go and leave: his Work. : stav and work for him until bn rrtnrn i Do all that is fair and honorable to j of liberty, left us Get the Voters out. j son ' and Madivo: Our opponents always manage lo gel their WDich any man, friends out. It is right sometimes to learn ! c" ought to be p ol our opponents. We should all Bear in mind that we have votes enough lo give the majority on the 7th of November lo Old Rough and Ready, if all his friends vole. constitution and laws as shall abolish slaver t . .1 wt . . . r :n i . manner that may uurupponenis w nave out every 'oter . 1 T . . - r-t II. t ft mm swrnwrn. cen.ly bee . opened on the pa.tiif.he'U: States, ' politicians that 'all there hvnocrisv a d ' AZ 7 J" "ght. . ine.r panj.. ona.i iuc irienaa ol l ay- nith the ?bnNh MJai.frv h..r.. r.r i i . ti nP?5r,9y aI1(J and interests of every aecimn of the coentry. lor be less active when the best inter- ( ih, .ran,sh M.aKtr, h,r. , for tbe.cc.un cunning will not avail them in November, Signed by J. M. McKi and 21 others.! i csts of our countrv are at stale. we If the people il let them vote f. ; man you cannot 1 sell a man you c who never surrer. out or foes will, bavp not been hi; publican ilinplici;;
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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