Presidential Candidates.
Fear yenrt ago tbt peopU of this country
acre tailed upoa to make a sclrotion front
threa Presidential etndidatea, esch oae of
bom Lad a history peculiarly his own.
Mr Fremont, the nominee of Northern Ab
olitiooi.ts, w u by birtb a Southern msn,
aud but for bit nomination would have beeu
generally coa-iderrd i ha inrrmt oppo.ite
of a sectional partisan A United States
effjcer, aad cue bo had turn in active aer
stew fur wig; years io a fi-ld where a man
would be apt to acqiire Urge and compre
hensive views, oti woul 1 bare expected Col
Fremont to be ultra only in con-ervatim. i
iNooea bad a better opportunity affirded to j
rwcagnii; ibe power and glory of our preat '
ftVpoWite aa a United Confederacy uni'sd j
ia heart ani purpose, a well a confederate :
iapolit.eal bands-aud jet fjr the aake of
a barren aemiaation lie consented to be
f.ndard bearer la a Uii.er.Me faction
Tie part a repre-ent.-d still exista, and 1
lu IbU Utter day baa engrafted upon it old
root eoati apparently national p-iuciple
tbeadccey of protective tar. if tuea-ure..
for example but it is still the same iutoler
aot, sreuooal and utterly baleful to every
State South of tb lit.. A for Colonel
ycaoot, be ba on y earned the fate of ail ,
aareesefel candidates, and wulbe avail i
b.e far anom.aaiioa nevermore, j
M.llard Fi;!iaore the eaoJiJate of tbe ;
oiaer wing of the Opposition, a s a ma a a
aj.tant aw word could be -poken. ;
eiitiaistrauon bad been a complete success, )
ad be joes to tbii day by tie lute of tbe
ode! President. The party be represent-,
d. wbateter its fault and mi-take, air
cuettiiaiiy a National party. I" f-iadamen- '
tal principle a at devotion to tbe I oion. and
there was no oae word ia its platfjrm that .
aaigat aot be cordia'.ly adapted a well at.
oue extremity af the eoantry at at the oth
tt Tie right of tba in k, aa a 'aiust the
N"irtb. and tbe intcra-t cf the one section
ia eppo4iioa to tbe iuiere.t of the other,
erc totally repudiated and one of it war
cnes we Ojr country, ear whole country,
aad Botaiag bat oar eouolry Pcrhap, i:
ia Lad been eootect with this one cry,
lie party would bare lived c lonjer and a
ro-re o-efe! life; bat whatenr mty be it.
fi :be reputation of iu candidate is a
tfM'ert to day a eier
Tat ait,urr of the ree of lc5S i aj-jt
retire from tbe fird rrcbably fjre-ver
The aely thin- tbat Mr I!ichnu ha real
ly dose ia bis f:-ur jeifg of aertice, ha
Veei to eiro? the una who eeurej bi
osaiaatioi A'i the eneri ?f hi- nit jr
bare beta (ien ta the airanip.i-h'ueiit of
la CD rrpo-e. aad be ba ajrceeleJ
T' oiurfa Le intended to d9, and be hi
djr.e it. Hit h'te Vokr-d tbe Dane, hv- Hew
ap tho io wb;ch ba:h Li etieruy and
i..ia-rtf ar J. and ia i,'liD Mr. Ijuglae
k' baa 4en,iihr3 t!n D. wjcracy. All tbe
poaer olae Aimiu..-;'-t. -n i en-ijed a
(t'rt tbe t;j it " L ituio-e. a id the re
ti-iof Pre-ideul nja; c:ajra!u:a:e himself
fc - rea'ter op -n yainiej hi- rerenje. He bt
kided the nne rat taal trout led ti.m. but be
kit a'.r a berM Dp bu barn ia doin it.
Wbateter tbe ee-i" may raean.it
ia rir eab tbat it m- aaa di-uijoa ud
wr rertaio roinTi-Dcies. Mr BreekiLri ife
t lie eatlidale of a party a optuiy are
f.aai a tae Kepull ean-ihetn-eirea. The
a .1 et . ax y ladraBfaiar. It if Bell and
lw L . 130 on an.' aide, aio! to leparate
diaaoa e d.daiea. Urtct.on ige aud L u
e.a. taHfe a;re:ia( abai Dotniu el-e,'
area ia their cotitetzipt of tbe eouipro;ui-e
cf tte JuU'u:i a anJ io their hatred of the
Li-i'". W are far fram benettn that th
e'.ec'joa ri aoy one of tbe deuii ge i
bate a arid to Vr.it ailb our k'r::i;f, wi !
bate tu ef.-ct W wreat that britaj from
aa The L oioa i the property of ths peo
p,a. aad eaooot ba de-troyed By the pijiuie-
hi fancy tL-ta!" j:au:a But abater
r damage may be dooe by lha eiee ijti nf
Mr I&enfn, tha reupm-fiiliiy it clearly
itb the I)aiociacr Twj bare t) total
ly aaarn at e efiidte and the ..ioet
dtecatea of reaoa bjuld eoiufel fiim to
drop rotb ani eoita apa Iv ll and Evcmt
C ilmurt Jwkuii, Aug 3.
CnARI-OTTE:
Alexander,
Alamanae,
Alleghany,
Anon,
It aden,
lieaufort,
BiTtio,
Krunnwick,
Uirke,
lieorotnbe,
Chatham,
Ccluuibua,
Cuniherlarja,
Cabarriia,
Caldwell,
Catawba,
Craren,
Chowan,
Carteret,
('niden,
Caaaell,
Currituck,
Cleveland,
FOR Virt PREStPEXT, r r'
Hon. EMYAKD EVERETT. nw.--.
hdeconibe,
Kratiklin,
THrsdiiy, August 1 1. 1860.
irR. R. Wakefield, r ,nf l.enoir. hue con
rntf.t to net. and ia nur anlh-irjxi'ii acent. He
will recede oniera tor the W hj. bl.in r drer
irmenl, mrf raeeipt fnr tlietiine. Amt pe aona
suteritunf ahu wtv to him w.tlim three tnuniha
K ill rtcut li V his lor two dolUra.
TOR PRSSIPENT,
Hon. JOHN HELL,
OF TENNESSEE.
Vote for Governor.
Wt bar given below to-day oar table of
tha tota for Governor. It ia irlj com
plete, and our readers can compare the
vote io tbe different counties :
I860. 1858.
Pool. Ellii. M'Rae. Ellis.
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
i:i.i:t: runs.
Tor the State at large :
TTo" OKO K BAPOKR. of Wake.
Itt U K SPKEU, of Paq JOlatk.
For the Districts :
Forsyth,
j Granville,
j tiuilford,
i Galea,
j Gaston,
Greene,
! Halifax,
1t Dietrict, J W. BIN ION, of Pi'quotank. Ilarnelt,
2 1 da "O C CLAKK. of Craven. , Haywood,
Hi do l H. IX M'KKKV, of K;cboiond Hend. reoo,
4!h do. L C KLtWAUD, of (irauvili. Hertford,
5ih d. A i) . F S I KK. of Randolph. Iredell,
fi h dj. II V . WAI.SKK. of D.vid.on.
7-h do. W.M. P KVNUM. of Lineolo.
-:b do. T. K CALDAKLL, of Burke.
J ickon,
Jonea,
John-ton,
i Liucoln,
Lenoir,
rrriii.K m ihsoiatiox
Aar'd ire'omatma. tl.t , .limit Cvneeatiaa Macon,
of Ike t ilulwuiii liia i any, a' UaUimaie, Madixon,
10. I'-S't. i Martin,
Uiirra. Ki;erirnee h demon. Ir ted that Meek lenbnrg,
.jiNrtn j.i'ipini ill- pirti.an t,inTenli'in of Jore,
' '-"'y 1""J " ' fl" cl " "e Montgomery,
.,e in ) n,l .t tlx eame t...e l witien . 6 ..
:m- c.l u -. ..I t'u- rountrr. hj ttic ere. .IcUoviell,
.t' n ei" iiurfeiiieitl ot gt-nraptucai anti N'a.-b,
if. t on. i .-rtn., m-rri..re ! New Hanover,
R iAnd. TtiJt it m tvuli the p.rt cf ntrinlim Northatnptoa,
m ..i rfj-.r, lo rc.irf.nii.- i.o F,it:cl princjiiea ((l0 Wf
Orani;,
ra-quotauk,
I'er.-on,
Perq limODi,
Pttt,
I'andolph,
Icilr, tlieae rrejl p'mciplta .uh!ie liberty ana Uockiugbaai,
mil .n. I eaietr . ac'in't all eiiennr, ut home and Kutberlora,
abfat ttlu'nr lueretiy pece nuy once more a Kobeaon
r!fl'irei to tr.c cnunlrj. the jiipt iijjhta ..f the ieo. ( !..
Uichtnood,
Stanly,
Saiapaoo,
Sarry,
StokeS,
I v-eH.re, and ercure the Tyrrell,
500 m.
51)4
7U3
13 d
887
fit
1110
570
42
6S4
91U
H555
43)
861
877
54D
415
83
061
44. m
24
Vlt)
419
690
107
13S8
17
406
102S
0- 3
2137
30 o
Siltl
345
593
203
829
399
1715
21
1- 64
250
349
luOut
693
350
610
429
771
373
299
670
6j8
53
410
6 3
918
1245
718
1(123
49
370
(0
800
27 m. 194
481 201
809
430
825
325
6S3
58j
439
336
525
OHO
1077
699
Elections in other States.
On Monday, tba Oth inst. elections took
plnoe ia Missouri for Oovei-nor tn 1 mem
bers of Congres, in Kentucky far Clerk of
the Court of AppssU, and in Arkaoias for
Governor and two members of Congress.
Returns from Kentucky show that Gen.
Leslie Coombs, the Union candidate, is elec
ted by from 5,00n to 10,0 K) majority over
bis Breckinridge opponent. Tbi looks like
Kentucky would go for Bn'ckinride.
Returns from Minnouri conn in very s.low-
FOR TIIiN. C. WIIIO.
You ere now prepared, I auppoaa, to taTte
i . ...i i. ...,t .mi t.lua oi. ave
a .. ii nreiorinoii umu -- -
t... ri.o.K.u PaxDiDATa. u me a r-. ...
number of the Southern
TUK LATE JOSEPH GALE3.
Iu the hurry of business omitted
p ' . r- Hpecies of property you possets. . It may announce bufor the death of Joepb Gain
rr " " . i 1 1. ion ia h'e vour n
ii.ri and Lane not only n..k no ai-oret ri,i(., th(1 MX ,jif ,t
name K'q . Seuior K litor of ibe National Intolli!
inridpe and Lane not only uix no at-oret B fr,.c ,r,lt,. oll ti. MS ii-t. v..tore. it, ill KM0,.r. He died on Satnrday night, tha
of their ho-tility to the Union, but .p.-nly fof ,fl(,r ,,,,. ben off it for uit,t ,h renidnnce near Wa,hin ,lon
etnte their chief rea.-on for a.lvoC.ihirf that ; ( ut ullu,.rru, p,y , ,brt 7J5 Ar. o.lca' ls.-ftltb h
Secession nominees to be that they helteve j know, at lon a you live, jmt j,e0 deciiuin.' for some lime, but bis death
Mien s course oei nw.n. - -di-Hohnion
of tbe Coi.fedcraoy. Thu. one
of their organs iu Alabama, the Cutndcn
Uftfi-t-r, a)- : ,.,..
We run up our dm to day for Breckiu
ridt.e and Lane, the ).uiocr.iio uoinitieea
for Preideol and Vioi I're-i ient of the
We have uiiavrriii)(ly con-
lijjbtwood knot wlnssia pt bi ear.
774
329
7oO
321
435
51
7nl
1113
291
652
6-2
500
191 990
5.)9 759 jonty aver
. .. .. t:i d-j i.)..l,i. - 'of the Nilional Convention sf tin Damo
423 Tne outa t-aronna uni , in.n I ., i.,ice, to
V. I,... r.e.i..J . I. titer from the Fresl- ' "'"'" i'ei-r, -u-, v....w - ... .. , .
eill ill I tux, I anu, j 4 " " - ma uc4(,
for the nke of h 1VH14 be ilea the il'-uiooi oy. WJ n jt iiiiniuillatoly atitinipaud.
No ir e 1 I won't Y01 and J hn Pool Mr. Gales n born in She Bt Id, Eni!anl
aud a I valorem are a .-t of bumb 11 but in father, a min of lihural priunippH, edit'
yau cun t cine "'r mo. 1 II vote for eij paper c illed the U-ci-tur. His .y,D.
Gov. Kllia aud the D. m jorucy, arc! kotp my pmiiy with the Ftuoeti lUvlulion involved
name off the t ic lin. him io difficulty with the Kugli.b (iorern.
Exit ad valorem t il jrathercr, with a mmit. sud in 1 7l)d he sold bi paper to Jiu,,,
If. uarret, aemocrat, i eieciwn iriu nm, ...i,t
' . . i I-.I fnr 1 ha a.t ten vear that it W I'llu
St. LouU Di.trict. for the horl term, and . M c,)11Uoruttd) tn mke lw0 1 -
F. P. Blair, republican, for the lonjc term. ,,,,, Gvr,.mr,.ts n! iV trrrtlo prom the R .le(h Stuid-rd.
... . ... ....... I .... ..... .'.' I roll fie a Rfita Cinvontion.
Sample Urr, the Umoo caanuate tor uov- ricvnpt isim- ine 1 nurti i'rsoj n,r,V:, -v.. . - - - i,n,ientl movad to R.l-:..t, v n
ernor, ba. a -ajority of over 2,,00 i th. and that ..ch .Ul ultimately be don, there Tot f of m, .0 -.1,d ,ho lU.eiMh li
St. Louis District. A there is four candi- I T' "' " I :.... . . ,e,..her of the ' National "P1' Jri '" "W"' ' notice.
I iiiouiuaiiiery, him p un, ni eiiiiratuu to t It i a
: country. .Settling in Philadelpbis, then tin
teat of the Federal Government, be couduct.
eu the Independent Kasetteer
' dates be is probably elected.
Al Io Arksosas, Johnsoq, rj(;uUr demoerst, p.,rlj ,0 wnich we bnlonjj n the only rrli-t. Prty " fir the Stale of North Carolina and
uLi ' elected Go.ernor by probably 10,000 m. ! Ur out to any out this tnrasiirt. and ae- j at the eaiu. ul solieitaiion of a lare iiumlx r
915
701
D'Ji
4-1
13)9
972
1095
810
1015
1114
457
860
41
7-8
7 ii
270
590
3.V)
392
4')4
184
14
207
697
132
1064
109
372
634
7-3
1919
393
99
151
401
2iil
. 215
67
35
1258
llv
done a.th r.irnc.a anu ..ce P.--. -- - " ' " a(.QOIII p H tl .d his f.ther 10 thia countr.
tionofthe Uuiou; sna relieving mat wi trwi-i u.h.h.. v. ...... - j . lh IJ..:-...:,. . ' .
droliua. lie studied ihe art o printing i0
Pnilade'.pbis, and in 1907 be settled m
VVa.hiin'loii. where in 10 be nnn.l,... .1
its prim-iples lo tbe fullest extent of our . i.o.......r. lor I'rea.aeo, sna co .re., . . - r "
the N uioinl Inii'llietioer, and dreamt iu
proprietor. In fl. his brother-iii law, M,,
V. VV, Seaiou, bi cmi" a joint proprietor
Rector, iud,peoden, democr... cure ... b,r r.gb a. intend ,0 ba.tK, for l;;,
900 dentoftb.N.E. R.il Hoad which states f1" . . .1 .. . ' 1 " ' Z n" . . - ... s i.. f Hal,
6M ih.tiha eora. of Knineers aopointei to j: .... ..... ... . ...... u, ,..,. h ,. Thi.rad.v the 3l)tb of the nioi.lb of -'b bin I ill 191 3 the paper a. el..,,,,
11114 .1 . 1 j I ... ... . . . ' :. L: .: ... 1'.. i,. ,n, f oeai.ia.uL. for ed.froiu a in weekly to a daily. I he 6i
has rriiiaiut'd uuch unjel until its p-evni
di oluiiou by death. Thene cenilerucn i0.
riil'iod the piactiua ufekura ttauj irpru
'g commence the eurvry of the above road,!, Di-ui.ionit, sud that be ia wi,lin to go (Aucuit) lor the purple of orgauii.Uj; for
, I would b iu Charlotte, on tbe 15lh infant. 1 into the Kichmond Convention il there be the I're-.donti.l Ca.tipaijjo.
, ' I , .J-, a ,q a 0 ,, i any chaoco 10 di-ol.e the Union and the 'I h- excited pol.tioal eonte.t 10 which
9. j to attend to that July u..3cr S 3 Solomon., ao .. ;vwf 1 llie peopl1 0f lhe a,.u have been eng,,,d,
871
85
88
1083
409
4il2
Kta . chief et-ioeer of tbe N K. Rail Road' ... .... o.i iha adioaramect of the oalioual Con of touj-.we.ioo. O.b.ies.au.i or0,,
. . . . . n ha. ..,d Ihenoaioouenielitoflhia reported the debate, per-onally. lhel,ti
pare.. q . .os -,-r, ... - -. .... ; . . linrer f.ffi
: 11 j ! o. m. L" 1 ..n..k. 1 n ni.i I mn ma. ailhout "h
Foa thx n. c. wu ri,1. ::x: r. : tz:t :i,.;our.l.caieiec,ion...I.p.ai ...
Jlr.Elitor: I take pleasure in k'nj; i , ' , hemlcr and the II n'rrn to the fiiei.d- of Du,fla. au I J ilinaoti the
the aanouneemenl to the public, tbat a c
' ries of scientific and popular lecture will
401m
275
1044
53J
550
TH. CiTITrTlol or Tnc COCNTST,
tmi t ioa .r Tin aT4Tj 1
axo tan sroacaMtTov Tin Liwi "
i'l th it, . ttie repre-ctiUlirea of the ( onfttitQ.
n 1 Lii'i'fi ti.eu ul the counlrr, in N-U-inil t un.
nli-.u .rm).i'i!, we here pleJe our.elveR tn
laUtii, urtilei t nd dilenil, Rep..rtrl and unl-
M.tt: re.etUbliahefl, and Ine t.i.v.
er11111r.it -c-iH p!ced in tint condition of justice,
fr .ler nit anu 1 qu.l lv, which, uuovr tba ex .hi.
pie nd I in. .ii.it Koa t' iur t'.ihera. h.a aulcm .ly
n.nnu tvrtf c;iiea of ine L'...t'-d St4tei lo n..iQ
tui a uiH'e perirct UU10.1, et-blit, j u.tiee. lli.ure
li.jniratio lr- r.q ji ' pfirme for th. enmrnon de.
ince, prone e ine
biSrAga u' liberty la oufMilirca ana uur pnalcruy
The Election the Result.
Now that we can see our way clear, we
hare to ack ".iw'.e 1 1. atioiber defeat. Tbe
ruijority of Gov. K.li will not reach more
than " 5'0, wiiicb U a decreaae acoordio
to tbe Bra.'i aa 1 liilner vote of 7.D00 sod Yancey.
ac-ord n; to tbe E iis and McRas vote of
1 1, ;)t. S icb aiDth r victory to the Dwno-1
L nion,
Wayne,
Wake,
Wa-biotftoa,
Warrca,
Wilaon,
Wiikes,
Yadkin.
757
r-43
83
555
122
713
614
135
1239
561
299
413
779
1567
441
801
691
ll79
3.5
11.65
690
579
471
290
42-1
3l9
15: 3
4-1
136
133
1419
899
474
99
193
729
222
2!4
357
119 231
375 m. 150
1274 455
749 668
175 581
I) inner,, t Yauc y aul the North droll nominee of the .auon irniocraey
.. . 1. 1 .1. t. k i ..i" ;u ih ihrrtiulmui the Slate to aroue tbem-elve.
I be delivered iu eur town, for tbe benefit of n . 1, 11.1 Kr. fh. ' m .mmn-to rallv to lhi s looort of tho-e
'I ih. M.thnili.t plmreh liu.ldinir. which il , ., ' 1 .. C,,..,.. nt . h.. ('ni,i,lnlinn ami I'uioii
.... t'lno lyart.ima i.'iea'ii..i, icuDMunx v i -
thru met rrjio'l ul lh' m liifi i Ch-irotlr, to otatid fi-mly ani l.oMly by the aw 01
t.i-d to ixeip off the P.atfortu for a c.n.li 'the Natiou.l P irt j -unacd by dictation
dale, or Ihe candidate for a Pisiform, but from the Admioi.ir.iion at W'a.hii.gtou
failed, m put, ut te nt, i) m ike City on the one band, or ih Yai.e-y See.-
tnt'lr, for wh. n they came borne they were ioni-H 011 the other W hatever polnj-
...,,. 1 ,.1 ri.rii "ih..." he. n it e el an - in 1 n 1 ve al I or a me no we it- .11.
uJ9'. .ill I,. Thi... leeture. will he com
-7 ' m,n..i! in S n tan. bee. and he a.iniii.ued tor
eeveral sueei.-aaive aionlha. The course a ill
526
, consist of srvtn lecture at leat. Tbe aer
vices of the followiu di-iinj'ii-hed gentle
I men have beca enirajed : Rav. Albert
5-S7!
457
1050
15(9
779
8U
1109
300
60
299
711
449
1127
701
844
1100
251
89
1042
933
813
213
931
1201
1491
212
874
919
614
724
774
368
321
407
365
141
1036
430
196
320
723
1230
332
t;9
632
r-52
525
821
4X5
404
396
141
304
164
779
2t);l
109
K.8
11.81
757
199
Sl.ipp. D. P., President W off .rd ColIeV"-. Canned for the Di-umou Yancey movement in and ra ly a..n 1 of them may have been
Prof. Carlisle, of tha same lntitalion. Prof 1 M- uJ )0- we hffl lll()l,jn, aoii....itour Kood old Slate to tbe purpoae.
"' ! Frsacis Holmes, of th Cfcarle.toa Ciilee. h)( cUjij( of (he li-ec it, ri ! and L.t.e ' and fortune, of ibe eee-ion ticket, the
B- i Dr. Charles Taylor, formerly .Mi--.ioi.ar 10 ' r;.,,,, Sl) mucll Ur the j,or.e j)ckeyion ' prof'e l'0.e.cratic party b.va never
sua ChiB ,nd R,T N F ll"d.fr""br. principle, of ll.e-e di.oryaiiiling di-uuion ' yielded their wiilinr a-.eut or spprof.l.
N. 0. It is intended that the number of trjtr- int,y icceeid iu ut.i.io the but have been w,i.ii. anxiou-ly the oppor
..nj 1 'lre mereaiew, pr.ji -a U0.( of )ie jj011,n , ul0MIPtl and lunity lo pelX o it no. ny in v-ei.u 01 ...
""itain tbe consent ol several genl.emen, wnom -:,,, ,1,, V.,t,ru U,iiiocrat en.lor.ed 1 Naiional nnmiuaes of th. ir party
we have la view, end wbo will be able lo ; . . , ff lcaarJilll? lo , orevioua ueh I appeal, t ome toother- .Nation
u.ocrit Irienl'O" I'lu-'ia ami jjnu
.l.:-.. ... . ,..u..n,.n r., .an an iiir oniinii"oi'i
there ni-ver ha. b en an
prove tbe coutrary. SAM. d at y an I p .irioti-., lero.im l ih. Cm
659
-J-jaffwd us entertainment aud iuatr.ict.oo, to j H.c,r,,l01(4( . bien pr0,4 tb.t tbe whole' D-a.o,
,facr as with their presence. We re-irel j hj w preconcerted uiovrment. for : -on
i tost we have been uo.ucneaalul in obtain. nK
' more lecturers fron North Carolina, and
ce waa destroyed by the limi-k
12, and its publication an
Irniporail'y -u-peicU'l.
Illi in-ily, tbe lutelliei.cer favored ,.
policy ol J.ff rnon Iu the Bank .r aim
Jackon, the Intelliireueer joined the nrp,
union, and ever after sutaii.. iho 1, .
paity. Tbi.psrty had never an abler, m-.r.
m-i-'ei.t, or more courteo'M d. fender ttA
advooato than Mr. Galea He wa eter(r.
rru and hxh toned, a model of ed i m,
di.'.i.ty, 6r.u in his cotivictiobs, but aeitt
vindicive in eri'ici-iu. lie waa a er.cfi
Slid dijfUiSed writer. pOeed ofsprof ,j.i
k.ioalede of our bi-tory and polme... tni
pemonally f40.Mi.1r ailh, aud r.p-f.j
bv, liiat lee Im men of all partte.. He e 1 ,
few or ni inimies, and bad a bo.totattio.
rd friend..
Since the diruption of Ihe W'hij p.r't
To all Ihteliieencer ba. lo-t no npp irtutnty J.
, a 1 i.i lie iiniif and a.e.ng the fmh fr a
which It ba not departed, while It bl irt
perately but firmly prote.ted aahi tth
;wou d invite tba aid ofoitix:na io eotblinj
' 77 j at to do so.
11,1:2 As far a. possible, tha tastes of all class
3 ' es iu tbe community will be (ratified. The
admiiision fee for tbe eoorw, whether it eon
sist of seven or mom, will be $2 for a ainjie
individual. For a geu'leman and two la
dies, . For a family of not more tbao
1 '7 ! five persons, $1 it bein under.tood th.t
6:10 thet all belon to the same family, injl.t
759 Lectures 50 cents. Prof II?l.us will it
Mr
re..ou. riven, 10! and In u . ak-tnn. and determine -hat ce.ae. ol th. P-moerai.e par.,, intued-,..
..i-.Mo.i ai.l ihu L'.ii.in demand from us. ' bon-.raMe man, ami M,e country ,
Fun Tilt 1 C W lia. I in th- oretrut tbrrau-un. a-peat of polili-
THE RESULT. ; B"r
IZIilur: Ihe election i over and
sen of rare punty of cbaracU:
pe.chable patrioli.ji.
sml
Gov. Ki.ii i eb-cted by a .mall m-jiriiy,
which re-ult show, th.t tl;- L'inn pa'ty
prO(?rea. ionward and upaarj We have re
duced I he majority in the L-ia'ature from
54 down tj about 25, and K.its' vole from
10 0-3 mj my tlowu 10 a.o it 5 2 iv), wh eh.
RMHT. P. DICK.
f)f the Nat El Cum of th. Do.u Party.
Greeu-boro' Auj;. lt, 193).
BELL AND EVERETT'S PROSPECT.
Eerlhn.2 lonk well ill A'abama Pa
per- there r coming out lor It'll and F.
, Am'TIIIS PtfALi ATlol HTA7I nr THI
I raaaKLnv Ii 1. .aid that Ib.ra is I'--.: 1
. a'O ii th aeeceunta of Jacob Kornui 11
.9 iperiulendent of Indian Aff.ir. fjr tut
II was aa appmutee of Mr. 1! jcbaom, 1
'haa latelv been removed. Ilia ate
19 ft c,ur -" " ' . . taking iuto eiu-idrratioM tbo in ...y ob-ta- errtt in all direction., and the Butler of Na- t, are been bu.f up for a lone time .1 Ui
2,9 ,bre" le0t",e'; . , ' eo,""e"0" ,le. bad locomend ai.l. in the way of iion.l fni .., fl i. he.r.U,k. lb. flutt.r of ij,, Kare.u. . tier, the, ar. in cm,-
bl lectures wt I exhibit bis superior manic . , 1. . .. . . ,. , . ' ,
la . . . .. . , . u.i-reprt-eiiialiio and diiua.'Tk"i. i-in,ou;hf f.,n t le.ee. in a -ironj win I litre. ligation It 1. charged upon kna 1
1 ' ,"n,T ",',,r", to .aii-fy u.. an I e.ery candi I man. lost. Sm Ifi.uarim r I'KLt. U KvtatTT ih, ) panmeel of the lnter.or th.t hi- r.
1 41 character. It is lo be hopd thattbe-elec ,, , . I ... . . . T " . . ,
-un .,, . ,., ,, 1 1-1 1 Nonh I oroiina wll c- rtainl) ea.t her vole ; Me bare r. ceived mlormanon. a.y lb e. IrU. firewnted aa voucher, for ftu.f
7'' hope it will be proved by a large audience,
fH" tbat ihe community appreciate literature
562 DJ religion.
"37; -Cbe followinr fentlemen have enenteJ
t0 ,cl a Connuillreof Arraneiae:it..vix:
Ke F A Mood. Gen. J. A. Youna Col
47,411 52,865 3,6l 54,780 y. R. Myers, K. II. H ilton and E. A.
! v.... V..nm Tielt-u eia ba crocurrd at
erats will deiu .t-.t tb-.r miprity eatirely.' , aa error occurred last week in tbe the Boek Store ol Mr P J Lowrie, or the
lutbel.t Lv'iiatur tbs Uetuocrsts had m.jrity of Cabarrus county for Mr. Pool, Druj Stores of Meurs llutehi-on snd Scsrr.
on j .-at ballot 5-1 mtjority aasj tbey will w ;T, tb, ,ol, ,t ,b different preeineU : i Jx, W- ,,.IL!,U .
libtrallr pairiun
TMH ..... . ill .1
A,, """' "P' . ""' reck 1B, L Vancey U .un.-.o F.c a friend in Tex.-, th.t ihe hero of Sin J
I , . qlM dm'."ion fee, while a , t au.il. ot the il.-iu uok' iei-n. re- eimo h d.-cl r--d fnr the only Natiooal lick
0M "'P'" ",ei- ! .orted to h, th. D-moer..,. p!,.-. put.li.h ,t. 1UU and E.e.e.l
Jn-Jo .lbe-.ereollem.a(ooe oftb.m conn ecte i fil- di.,n.u, ff,B ,h, We-lem, Tbe It im- (G a) Courier, which ha- hitV
299 anoroer oenoinina.i.... co.ne ""'a- ),,ll1cr lt pa!,li-bd two day. before thi erto been a IVmoeraiio jMirnal, snnoamees be aero
for tbe B il and Erer.-u ticket, and a. ain.t A'."i-la ;Ga JCbronicle. eomiiij d.reol from purcba-rd .y bini, do pot abow the re.
p. il; liul, on lhe eoi.irary, aeem i.rr
exee-a of aeulal di-bur.ecuent.. Ib-rc
other irregular. ilea, but wbelh.r the'.
be a di fault to Ihe government mii. iii
el-cion In it you will have a fair -ample thai ii ill ipport the nominee, of the Coo
of lhe .1. ui t').' i a- pmeuceJ iu tbe I -to , nmiionsl U n Parly
coni.-l bv that D art v p.p.r : j 'Ibn ll.vne-vill. (Ma) U'a'ebmsn, a
Tha draft paid by tbe Treasury il.e
week antoutit' d to 8 1 5". 3.ll--l, Ua. r
i -CI lo drafl $:t.r'i70 IMil llr.fl. in lu.
Dialogue between the a'i ralo-em Tax lmneratie j urnl publ,-hed in the rie!. f,r 8i,0.",o on tbe Po.t :S--
an'l pop'lio i. ooo.iiv 01 uawnue., an 1 nera count bate lieen lUe'I. .lll U1
tof.ire -upporiinf B' eekn.riile and Lane, ain on hand is emuparalixly sm ',
IT'.I J M. BlRttXI AT II ' Et-WAPD
EvasfTT In I ""45, nea the charge of
aB-oa4eM a tbe .latery qie-non n
saade aain-l Mr Kv.rrtt, Sei.atjr lierriea
bt; eal.ed on t) defend Lis vote for biiu
a Mini.ier to England, vindicated triumph
aatly both fcnu-a-lf and Mr. Everett. In bi
edlre.e to Uie people of Georgia, 00 thai oe
ea.ioi), be mH af Mr Everett :
'- lie w. aa eariy, I be'iere tbs earliext,
aad tvrta nlv one of tbe m-t decided advo
ea'ea ea tbe fl or of (.'oDifren, of the South,
ef tb-ir exclusive ri-ht to determine the
qit-atiea fjr tbenmelve., abea lo tbe a.ton
lau.Bent of the niore timid or to or. pradent
of bi. fltro brrtbreo. bs declared bi.
readira t- -houider bi roi-ket ia d.feoe
of the. C-"s' UutiwU Litton.
Pool's msjorily,
VOTE
I5iv Pi;fLr Pixitis-. A mutual sjree
bhui waa entered iuto a few day. s-, be
tween J B. Wb.taker, E-f . Mayor io thi.
city, and E. 3 Parker, E) , a proaii-io
lawyer, to tbe following eff ct :
Mr Parker agreed to roll Mr. Whita'cer
n a whseit arrow from the store of tbe lat
ter to Mr. I) C. 0arri82toa s store, provi
ded Mr Pod pot I'M votes st GId-bor';
aad ia the evrtit of a contrary result, Mr
Wbiister was ta roll Mr. Psrxer ibe asm
talatiea
Mr Pool bavine received 105 vot, Mr
Wbitak.r k app-Mtjt-'i b. ri It for II
ci ck thi m'riiirir. Mr P wi'l have a
good load of a- j-jod a f. il a. evratou
a wbee'ta-rjw, barr.r.jr I i. p-nt c. liv
saember the r. iir.j and tb- ro ilii eom-
off at 11 o cix:, A. 1 (JJJfJ'M-O U-tuh
not bars 25. With ucb a result, we thick
our frieu l bar ni ea-i.e to eoiuplaiu. Concord,
Willi a clear majority of from 12 to 16,01.0 Mount Pleasant,
aeairtst u, and a new issue before tbe peo H,rr,"')Br'
. . .. , . j B'arke,
re, it it really a won-ler that we have done rjewe,'j
a. well as we have, inasmuch as every ad- Jntx .
vantage sit takes of us. j HarUall's,
We have every reivon to believe if tbe j
qte.tioa of Kq tal Tsxitioa hid been fairly
disejs-ed in every ciinty, Mr. PjoI would
have been triu'nphaatly elected ; but it
being a new ia.ue aad many of the people,
not understanding the q'ie-tion, tbey per
mitted themselves to be led away by tb-ir
oppooenta. Iu tbs eviiity of Kirke, where
we e-;pcte 1 a gsio, Col Gaitber made aa
arranrmeut we learn, with W. W. Avery,
E-q , cot to canvass tbe county. This was
a iiii.t urjfirtunate srrangemeot for tbe
Colonel, sod to thi be may attribute bis
defeat, akbouh it aa. reports'! be ha 1 10
eontend again. tth- IS auk at Morgaolpn sol j,t,
tbe Kail Road iufiuence, ai.d so apparent is
the corruption that was ued to defeat
tbe Ciloii.l, that bi. friends will eudeaver
to induce biio, if po.aible, to contot tbe
s,ec(, jij.
Pool.
430
151
69
6
69
49
17
877
429
449
preemeU ;
Ellis.
221
86
18
22
5)
It
31
Pa-tor Melkodisl Church.
Ottujicr and tae Wjrkuij id a a
II many eo.s do you 0.11 '.
Two CO and t'o e.ive
II in. 11 y botf b e you !
Teo aow, eleven pis and thirteen hoel.
Ho niiiiy bedalead. iu your bou..?
Only two.
How many axss, hoe., sps-le, .hotel.,
plough, r.kes and other faming iuiple
went-, has you ?
I base two weeding hoe., one prubl.inj
boe, one (jood ax-, one .pidrf. on- -ho.t-l,
two plough, oae ra';, on.- otrt. one et of
ai.l
finO.r ra .n.eiil 10 lt ireaaury 14 a..i ;
ted. Tba receipt, duill tbe III
were, from ea-loiu. at N- w Yoit B'i
Slill. 1.11 i; It,, .ion SI'Jl.l'-iO; Hiia
8" I,IN 1; I'.i.lsJelphia $H,t N-e 1
lean , 22,11110 ; and Charlv-ton SI ''.'"
The Trea.ury I)-p. I'meal ban -t (-.i'1
FOB Till S. C. WBI1.
Dissolution of tho Union.
One of two thin.', must eertaiulr be true
of tbe advocates of tba di.solution of our plou i rear, one set of eirt bira .,
Federal Uoioo - either that tbey have not aome old plunder, thai I em't d-er.be
coasted tbe cost of their projects, or tbey; Ho v many loom., wheel., eoiton earl
. k. trn.i-l . wia. and true Da- bohhiiir. slat, and harncx. have sou '
triote and frieod. cf our eommoo country ! Well, my old ao.n.n ha. one loom, one noi..ee.i mil it .-.in uppiri tne cauuuaies
This may seem to be occupying bi,;h jrouud I pair of 1 itt..n card-. 00- wh-ei for f ,h Con-t.t nion l Union psrry.
Bit let os notice a few feet., which go to he-srlf and oti for little .S.ilie, twenty-6v , "'" Alhert Pike, of Arkai-as. h.. ex
; r.ro. m. no-.tion to be true. 1 bol.l.i... three .lit . and two ,..-t. of h ari.e. ; P'-" ii in lavor 01 ira.i i i r.er-.
ba- shamlon.l them to advocate tbe .Ire
; lion of Hell and Kvereit.
Th. Houthrra Herald, pnhli.h.d at Kill
! ton, Mi.-i ippi, and hitherto neutral in p li
' ti!-, ha annou'ieed that il will advocate tbe
claim, of It II and Everett
! The Courier of th Teeh. hitbrio a n.u
Iral p. per. tviV.i-ks I st St M a'tm-nlie, ' ,0 lhe a,, IK cartm-ot fi.li""1
I,o,ii.iane. ba. placed lhe names of IKH and ,n- balance due under Po-I I lil.-e hi--
K.e.etl at it. na.t head rf bill. 11 eip. et to be Ua .ir.i' "'
The L.ily New., of J.ck'on. Mi-a, I.
rer..i-.:e l it. antraltty, and will .upporl ca.lolI repre.culed a q ule gi.
Ifc ll and Everett
The M rehou (L-uiana) Advocate,
heretofore a I) niocr.lio jmroaf, h.. sn
ok rri7Ft t mi MTV I The question ha. been frequently s.ked. ' indeed, we h.v. a ribl .mart of the. I.t-le e't a-the only n ..i W. e.nd -I .tea f ,r the
CALL)evt.LL CULrli T. j wb, i0,0, jo Korope and lUe free States ibin. tbsl my wife need iu ep.t.un.4 aud P l-ne, r f the H,,,,, U sup
.nv-rn..r. le. Cnmans . j,, . h , ,e.vi,u cloth for the f-m ly ported B ichat. in ill 50.
rasciscTa.
... IT.e ih. anKi-et nf Afriiutrt tltvery to i VS ell. I ace a number of I'jwl. about vi
.wallow p every other T while it is an un- ysrd ? ftavrt) HlM UlU IT We p-rceiv- that
- deniable fact, tbat tbeir whif slives are in O. ye. j we have ri.'ht .mart of d uck. and J O'llrjan, e.uvietel b-fr Jil.e
mant in.taaeee more ervilly treated, and ' chickens, but my wile baa bad bad luck Monroe, of Charie.toti. on two in I1.1111 1.1.
are made muen more uutiappy. man rao-a 01 wn-i uer gee.e un year tut ua. now ouiy - ---"g - - -' -
Le'iir Precinct, vM
" irnm. r', 74
D.I'. II
Kit'. Creek, 97
tleri -n ., Tt
Kiv.r, Vi
i'G
71
Ml)
3i6
119
52
47
31
31
76
213
6-1
II
9J
71)
(3
5V1
3.1
L " K AT Til FllUH The li d "
K-i'ii rrr thu. uui. up the fe-ail el '
Pre-idi-nti.' cUttiou ;
l.ii.colu,
It. II. "
Berkinridge, 6
D-wla.. e'
I hu- it will be seeo that lh aC"''"'
eiC"le that the ooutenl i b'l"
ami Ui.or.ln The duty of every L'nioa .
ini( pafrint.ri i..' an i. arp. relit.
in 50 lb-! DimocraU Called tip W
to vol for liualianan, a the cn'r- "
lie the colored slaves o( the .Uve CSCtes. ji.is.i-.en. ,-w.. ...e..ol . v. . .... M.u-. . ,ilu .. Kremont .and ih-v "
St is -till more Strang, ta vie of the fact.; Hal here are some goats sod sheep, wbo mmtii. impr.aoumcui, au. to p.y a Due 01 between Ihe Wni:
M jj-irities,
Mr. Ksitt, of 8. C , cries out for a South
ern Confederacy, and bi. aorJs are echoed
by others ia 3ootb Caroima. and in om of
the iioxtoa htaus " wl u.t VViu Lloyd
Garri.on, in M ...seboeetts, tskes up the
burthea of tbeir aonif, and shuts "Nj
tii.i.jB with .1 ave-boiders " ao-l demand,
"a Nortbera Governmeut '' Aal ih-i- the
c uytry is relit in twaiu by uiira facuoui-ts.
Nurtb aad 9ouia. There ti a eomwiou. .afe,
e -h-liiutiooal jfiouud to staad uu. To reach
11 aud secure it, we believe, IS il and E'er
tit ougbl to be eieeud. AUjnUriu O'u
irllt.
Ais OlI Pafta Tueaday was tbe nine
lietb birthday of the Wo re. star (ia.)
iupy, wbicb was eommrnced iu Bo. ton by
Isaiah Thoa.ss, 00 tbe I7tb of July. 177 1.
under the title of the " Ma-uaebuil. -Spy."
it was so active io behalf 'it (Le eau-a of
tiuerty tbat it was obKxiou to the Toriea.
auat denac tha i of Ktoo iu pubiica
lion was.a'peadvd. After a a.ienee of about
vr week.. Ibe Spy wa pre-euted lo the
public ia Worce.wr wito tne oiiUo "Lib
, i'v ur death " Il la ui. 'U; oldest e-
j p r ia M a..acbu-etl.
Drummed Out.
A man by the Lame of Story, purporting
to be a drummer from a re-pectaM house
in Philadelphia, wa. escorted out of Green. -b-'ro
by about one hundred of it. citizens,
s-iiid tbe Rirlody of tin horns, bells, drums,
yell, and proo to tb train west. He
prdeuJ 1 t ba a grrat friend to temper
auce, morality an J religion, but bis general
oo luct not justifying such preteusioo, be
had tbe "saift attention " of tbe citixen.
visited on bito. A. be has coua ws.t our
c.;it.-tiS woil'l io well to keep aa eye out
for tbe gentleman. II is after bo good we
may he oertaiu of ibat, suJ of course needs
watching.
DouUi CiDventiou.
By a nonce 111 to day paper, by R. P.
D.ca, E-1 , a call is made 00 tbe fri.al. of
.Stephen A. DjuIs., to meat ia Convention
st Kileih.oo tbe 30:b in-laot, fjr ike pur
pj.e of furmin a Diulas Klectoral Ticket
fr North CaDiina. Although it is believed
by uiaoy iu tbi. vicinity, tbat J 1 le L)jula
pj.-e.-es no streiitb iu Nortb Caroima.
e diff r fruu them, and tbe result will
'hi. tU it m
tj.rmua ilIj-iii.-j th-t Jjl.-e wiil be fouud
ui je i tr iu-r til u Mr. Breckmrid,;.
A Secret let Out.
' thsl neuro .laves were brought to thi. eouo 1 do iliy h-Uhj to J
j(1 try by European, principally Enli-li, a-j Weil. I believa they are mine those 19
7D vsin.t tbe will, tbe earue-l proterl, of the old oal. wern tiveu to biMe .Siliie, a. a
' colon:. Is. pre.i in, by ht-r uncle IS -b, and he has got
3o3 10 reference to tbe origin of tbi. ino-t on- a ruht .mart chance nf Vn.
j rea.ouable nnrigbteou. inoveineiit of Di- Well, wj dear .ir, ynu !ie pr ity well
1 unionists, permit me to a-.ur you, mat inere nere 1 a ciunr miu. aii'i an ol I nuj.'y
i. reliable testimony to tbe fact, that a Gov , (, yea. thai cileriuid i
I ernor General of Canada, some 30 or 4 I grind up my apples an I
8 '.iMtll.
Tha p-np'e of 801th Csrolina, .aye tb
S.v.nan It ipublican, rightly u.tnnaie tin.
nff nee, an I we 111 G.irii., would act wi.e- .
ly to follow their ex amp a Tb pracun
white 111-11 ir .111 .I'll lava i. tbe source
of i.iiiKtenths of th t.ieft tb 11 occur iu
ri.ht u.rfnl 1 ever oo-nmunitf t while the tram J
ike i-il.r .ml Qlir both dehaucli a the mora), and
in Ii-
...r. nn an hi. dp.th bed. said that tha .ell it at ennrl. .il l n ui.r. .1 l.;.r.li,n.. tro V. tb Value of ibe .1 a V p ip il aliou II
TO W 1 IP- . L - U- -f. a ... . ... . . 1.. . ., 11.-
11. 11. n.nj, , u o.o.w. uulled states government wouM be subvert-' ana tt Help, nht smart in bsyii. eolr-w, 1 ' .iav 1.1. own.
from the 40tb Senttorial -District, was at ed ; thsl tbe crowned head, of E trope be-' suj.r and molsse, and. aoin-iioie.. a call
Lenoir 00 the day of tbe election, and ex- m annoyed and endangered by uch a eon eo drc f r my wife and little .9 illie.
erted biaaaelf very hard to secure bis elec- li0B o( xh"W 10 u,,r lb',r !broue(' Jhd ! 1 ,0',: n, 1t '" "ic" r ,roi
' , I bad a eonsultatioa upon tbe aubject, aul re- lure here 1. ix new apiit bottomed ch.irs,
lion. After the vote was counted out, and M,fd M, 0(J fjf) iome pU by mhlch , fj(jr m)i.n tm0 fhm
tbe majority being xaueb larger than bis wa would become divided among ourselves, pot, one oven, one spider, one k;ttlt six
friends expected, they imsgined be wasbsat.! aud do wbst they eoold not by eonq ie.t ( eupa and live eaocers, on- eufT-e-pot, eix
eo. when some one of them Ut out tbe fol- onP. r own mm. I tte northern sn 1 tes-poons, fmr knives snd five fork., ei
lowing secret
bis defeat, because if he was elected bis
psrtj intended to .end him to 'be U 4 Hen
hat the penally a lin.l tb- .e utl -lice, alio 1 1 j
bi very -evere, ani S'liuiui.lered ilb lhe
u'.in ).l ri'or by th courts.
AW111 ,n candid.tr., snd we esil up" '
)). inoersry lo rally to the support of
only ticket that has any ehauc of ar'-'1
A . Lincoln.
Notaitb.tatidmir, and in the tic r-
00 figure, wlilch eh .w ihit the ci'' 1
betaeru B-ll an i Lincoln, the .'-y" ''
S .iiirlar, indulge, in lhe ridicului'
tion, wittiou proof or rean, that lb
e. 1. between Br ec k 1 Brul e and li'"
Now, if lb" V. i'i'iirrr won I believe i' '
fijiirea, or aoc.-pt itself a sntlmt iv. 11
lion of our bu.iuess. Hu-hmwiJ '
As ExT"Anni)iiAHr Fr-T Thv N'
,rniu, r. I nU av that for Urn'T S"."
P.III. tDCl. P. 1 1 1 Bl.KHUPr Phil a del
phi . i 111 a b a-l way Siu 11 1. an exirava-
Kant oily u ivero U.111I an I II ) iu ine 14 pay -lll.-e ttia d.l s of lieu J ack-oii-"1"'
th bids with, and tr.a.uey warrants are inter. cy hav bad but One alarri
"Thet re retted r much ' oulDerl1 States differing in their interest on dinner piei, t wo tnhlecloth-, one he I, one aotu ily hak J all . it tne strcjl at ibrae canhd.te lor the Pre-idency J lin"
ey regre e vsry tnuo tn aubject of African slavery, il semed ' ma'tra.-, one col, fire h"ei, one bol-ler, to tf e p-r e-nt, di.o junt. 1'no iuiure.t ac l'.:k. I'ni f.et i extraordinary f,r P'
mo-t likely to scoompli.il tbe object deire'l three pillo.r, f .r pilloe e t'C, ihrmi c i-i-i c '"'t "' t liiladrlpbia has boom- vury lor - , ly that pretends to bt lhe beat .9ouirrri i
bytbaaeroyal masters of lhe old world; dre.-e. two hi,-p -kirt. fjir toel. three 1111 lahie, to d -m bein over 3 J I ,t) II, .0 J t, and a-.niui lo have in its peeil ''
ale in tbe place of Mr. Cliagroao. 80 Mr 1 end they therefore determined to bend all p tir of atocklu., aud, by iheby, here are ' ap-.ropriaiion niadslo the Dipsriinent. i. thu b nior, an J iutefe.t aod ssfeijf '
Ciinemto will learn from this, that there is'' ik,'r "'.' this point, by eoiitribmion two tin H, !' j for Hd, amoiuted io 9 -.501,093 .1 1, ab out Sjulh.
. .. . . . . . , of money, and eendioir miiousries anion.; I,wk h-re, fellq, took you t,r a e-n- ou-balfof winch ha beau expeaUd, but Au-.rt ! T. the Whi. and Amen'"1
aproepecior bis Senatorial career being (J tenth awl jirt.uh ng n.,U A,iru linn an, ah-n I fir-t -poke 10 you. bu. I find be warrant .or the while of it have un C.,n.iitul.,i.l U-.i-iu psrlie. havs b.J "'
brought rather early 10 a eloe, for there is tUvtry. It i alo uuder-lood, in eouneo you ain't Wh ,1 hs v-you to do with my yet been pi. I. Tj psy Ihe rem un let to lare slave hol lers fir their V'"
bo res. on to doubt tbat every opposition i lion with tbi subject, tbat, anould tbey uo- bed and my bed.tea I, in wife' dre.-, be exoendn.l, lOjjeiber with oer Jd 1.1,00.1 esn-lidate - Ciay, i'sylor ami B'"- Jf
member in tbe Legislature will prefer Mr. ' erei dividiug a. as a oslioo, and array her p'ate. her neei. b-r f irnit iro and b.r of imure.l on tha fir-t of J mmry. and lbs -inoe that year, of tbe six oaudi-lste
Avery to Mr Cliugman At least we hope 1 '0, U" ,n8 0,l""r' ln,"T "O"1'' tiueup. f You bad batter he off and save temporary loan of 1 I..HM. U.w uiiy ba have put np for th Pre.idency, fi' "
tney wouta, lor ao man nat oooe ta muen . , ,,,1, it down . wliao m0il, be but a Ah, n.y dear sir, in your fricod
as Mr. ClingmsB lo break down tbe Oppo
aitiau party io North Caroliaa.
Petaraon for September.
This intcre.ting priodiesl is sgsia 00
oar table. Its regular monthly visit bs.
j lo depeud sliuo.t entirely up in the roo int., beeu .Siu'h.iru boru men Harriaon,
-I'm from lax , about 81 .0 I I., hi I of wll hi 11 1. .Hoou, ISdll snd T.vlor.
Jlllt. lit Hl'ig, A '
small matter to give a government, laws and iu.t lakini a li.t of v . or thin in or ler I oaUtaudui
cu-toms, such as they niigbl be plet.ed to that I may ascertain the amouut of Tour.OfA. i (I. ihiis N Masniita t i Tlllt
dictsia, lo tbe eooq lemitf faction. j taxes. )tM m-h,i.y tJ,.0ro N tu.lrs b
I am here reminded of an item io ihe bis Tat., you esy ? hsin't psid a cent of Baltivi .r. Au Mt 7 Tin iil of the Una letter ad Ir.as.d to lb" U """"
lory of England tbeaooduetofihe !ii.r.i tit.. he. inre year I wa f ri -fi4 ' Grest Ki-iriiio Hampton ltil. ha.crsa , K-um -k v. exhortiui ihd.n "not"1"'.
aud Ajt'o$, about ihe o.iddU of ih- 5.U year, old the fi ieenth of Januir. Ii jOi ted a ureal .ou.aiion throughout the a ir th. r.ri.e.l of intere.l
-nturv frou. which our Northern friend ani. thank llo I. 1 in nff th. t.e l.-a ih. h.l. r.i.m lin . V.,i...... ..I-.. I- i.il.,1 t.;.i... . r : . nation'1
: become q .ite a dttltrtm. Tbe work is ,iKht learn a oo.l l..oo. Tbey .l.ould tt.ee of 1... days of. Erorvbolv 1. aniiu... to ir.-t a Imlr at i.mn.i.. !..,; .t..- tie all k .
y county b-yond S u'b , ,1 iulere.tin ts u.u!, aud is off.red at $2 bear in mind, that, by th.tr f.o.t.ea 111 )V. A I fneti I, you're rn'mak-n John P nl the bir shin." A lar re n umber of exs ir- ! and ...-red ii... n 't M-mlnd faouli'4' '
per year. menu, they ar cleniirf to the la.le of K 1- i. elwcted. Ad valorem is now Ihe la J .i inist hive tfone by rai.r ia i and sles n lorio f.,llow.hip. and ef sopial aomai'i
"pesn, wbo intend te besoms ihiir ma- all .peeies of prop.ny " 1. now taxed in , boats to vi.it her She arrived ai Old Pitit to sacrifice Br.-ckiuri.lire and gi "
. . ....... . .. xtt tni " er'"P,n eword put iuti prop sition lo its value, and von m m oti on Saturda m.r.iin r .h.-rn ... le.n. 1.1,.-. t i..,;,' tadra. by f'0'
K-Aa w i......l to ,i. . Hat f sh. a.... Aiientioo is eaiieo to me aarerii. . - . . . . . , ' . ''.,.,... ' . ... . . - -
1 - - ... .,,, . , . 1 .j , ' . , 1 u--..- ...... ua- u-en .111111 a i.r.'D ma n ot irsr- inj llinl, l m Au'U.t rieu'"""- , ,
ber. .leeito i L-.n.l.tur. .-.t We I V Herns, ie .aother aolama. M ,.k. off their b.sde. ,0u .ill r-joion with J iha PjoI, and ih Up g-m that it i. fj jui impo.aibla lo aceitumo- ii.rid,, o.ndida.e. for r..k h.H
j b.e n-.t giveu any firmer rlel,0B returoa. I Persaua iateraeted bad better look out. j H.EDRICL3. 1 pontioo, tbal f)iittourtc is dsfsated. data thew all. ' ' 1 onl tbe ' djsniog TcjtV "