Jorl Carolina ling. '
--
.7 ... --
. lician of tbe rtt day. Mr. Morehead I Stabbing AflVnys.
proved beyoud nj doubt who the mew or ; ln Saturday mm, an aaray sooa piaoe m
tbat would raio tbif country. Ho showed Charlotte, when a Mr. Wbittingten waa se
moat clearly lb dangers resulting from the rjou,j .tabbed by a men named Dardan.
course of the present political factious, and , , fa on Sund aflerooon
tbat in all probability it would bave tbe f- I '
fret tb.y most desired , tbat tbe result would anotber iuub was stabbed by a boy named
be tbe accomplishment of torn darling John Cephas. Truly Charlotte is getting
schemes, tot t7i..-,said the old man, should , ,e t f1Rt pse9l when sucb things art ba
the Union be dissolved ! 1'bere was bo hap
pirr country under heaven thaa America ;
the seme Uuion, the ssme Constitution, the
same laws, were protecting as tbat protect
ed tlii n for u bat should this I Lion be dis-
ing perpetrated by boys.
CHARLOTTE:
Tuesday,, October i. I860.
S.TR. R. Wakefield, Fsq.,..f l.i noir, con.
ruled lo acl, and it our authoriied agent. He
will receive order for the hio. blinks i.r cr-tiH-mrnta,
and receipt for llicime. Any person
ubacr.binf who pay to him w.llun three nioniha
will receive the VVnia for two dollar.
New AdvertiseuientB.
Attention is called lo the New Advertise-
solved ? for mere differences of opiuioa of ments in this issue. Pome important mat-
one particular psnj ! Why, tint has i ter, ir pBblislied, espeeially the arrange
trays bero so. Opmieus of parties as well, . R . f n.arlntt lo
Charlestou, of having through freights, aud
Tbis is
as individuals will differ. Mr. Morehead
liAMait el-tarl what stvesion 1MI. what
tbe inevitable results wouid be ; and I tell ; through ticke'i, to New Yoiit
' the good people of this county, as be did as, i important to our merchants,
beware! beware I 1 Y ou are atauuiiig on a j
eraler. A single step iu tbe wrong otrte-
lion, ace nil ts lest. Tba horror of a civil ;
war is that which inskrs the patriot sbud
Her
FOR THI N, C. WHIe.
MR. YANCEY'S SPEECH AT CHAR
LOTTE. .
Tho Breckinridge men aay, tbat Mr. Yan
cey, tbe great founder of (but party, is no
l'if unionist. This is really astonishing
specially iu the men about Charlotte, w ho
any mora of tbern milting irmi-Union spee
ches and then argue in favor of Disunion all
ever the street aud bye-plaoes, wherever
they can get a man to listen to tfaem. X.
run PHESIPI.iT,
Hon. JOHN BCLL
OF TKMSESSEK.
TuU. VICt PKKslDE.ST,
Hon. EDWARD EVERETT,
Of MA8i.Arullt.XTTS.
(KT Tbe Secretary of the Union Agricul
tural, Mechsmcsl aud Couimercial Society,
The venersble old man felt this, slid of Xcwbern, wiil please accept our thanks
1 hope the warning ftoui one wboec head is 'f li.-kat. v. iih the euliiDlinieuts of the Ex-
silvered o er with the iron of age will l' ecuti,. Coi.uitt, admitting us to all the free States, in erder to crush ber out, and
taken, aud not to be luted to destruction by . thus derflrov the institution of slavery. He
'the promi.es of a Southern lepuUu; but privileges ot tne o.c.cty, it wuuiu gn. u. , - .'.irdline a tree." These
to tie warned cy .i past ntstory, tnal mis pleasure to avail our.eive oi mtso .i.
! confederacy, once broken, is broken Jortvcr, ' oit wl regret that it will be entirely
ana tnal those aarnng new nepuuues uSl . (9
VOK TH K N. C. WHIG.
Mr. Eihtnr : Providence has again
beard his speech at tbat place during ho ' thrown her hell snd Everett lamer to tbe
last year. breeze. The announcement bad gone forth
That MH Yancey bates the General Gov- J,,, at 2 o'clock this alteinoon tie frienela
ernmeat tLst be abbors tho Federal Con I 0f , .. (,0nlilution the Union ami the En
slitution and' detests tbe 'atioual 1'niou : f0r,.4iue0t of the Laws" would assemble at
no sane Hon can doubt who Lard that ,he j,, v,bire aotne imp of darkness, op
speech, Tbe writer listened to the whole p0Sed to the free niauilesistiotis ef aenti
of it. .. v ! aieuts by tbe free people, of tbe coantry,
He did not openly declare for tbe re-jj,,j cut Uo n ,,,, p0le raiaed a week ago,
opening of the African ilave trade aud die- ; (or tu, purp0se of creeling auother; and
uuion, (public seutimeut in North Carolina , punctttt t0 t our, a team drove up with
not justifying it;) but be argued tbat thel, magnificent Pole, beautifully pealed, and
ComtitHUon was grossly typreisire to tbe tue t 4Uj EfrsU mtli 0f tbe ncigb-
8outh in prohibiting tbat trade; that tb : borbaod cstue pouring iu from tbe lour
prohibition was unjust and degrading to ,0juU 0f tte eompsss to tbe cross rosda.
tbe Southern States; and tbat they oufibt , j tie ,,,, mblage seemei! to be spontaneous,
never to submit to it. He denounced, in i atlj ,(,, cr0wd a largeune for such au occa
raot vehement terma, the whole policy of H0U Hieh ,0uld have made a processieu
tbe Government as tending and designing conl,arj, ,fc, fUIOrably with that which form-
1.) esiamisn arouna tue ooutu a coruou ui ,d .. ,roll, 0r . . 1 ,ar otte oli ou the
tbis glorious cenfedcraoy. HuckU on yeur
armor and do battle for oonatry.
TRUTH. -
be b. ptized is blood, is as true as that there
is a party rsady to ere that Hood Jluf.
And now I apical to vou, my counliymtn.
1 1 appear but seldom to you, ffn through
'this mruihtn. 1 a 01 a private citizeu, have
.war or Wfi rimrnt ; but 1 appeal to you 'J slt.
! by all yu bold sacred aud desr uader tbe j - . .-m. -
j vines and Eg trees of tlis lovely eountiy, statc Educational Association of North
jly the legacy of jour fathers, tbe hearth-j Carolina.
I stones ot jour tine-clad cottages, by the T, r , , . . ,.
1st Pi.rrict.J.VV.tHNTttN.of P.fquotauk.!Pce.wbi.riDg. of sgeod cot.-cencc, and ; Wilminiton. the Session
i;i.i;t ."' k.
For the State at large :
Hon CiKO. E. BAPGER, of Wake.
Dx. K. K. SPEEl, of Pauotnnk.
For the Districts :
W 'J be Ezecttive Committee of tbe Meek
leabarg Agricultural Society is requested
to auett at tbe Revk Islnd cilice, eu ilou-
are bis exact wolds, twice ued. lie tin n
argued the ability of the South to mniutaiu
FOR TH N. C. Wlllrt. v
RU FEIN ISM VS. COMMUN 1ECESCY.
The di-union democracy had a torh light
stand still demonstration in the Public
.quare on Thursday lijibt last, s a fin It
te their day'a work and a dirty concern it
was, bat they had a man equal to tbe job
and emergincy by lie name of Ituffin, who
ia a regular balloon inflated wiibywW .
self manufactured from low btliiaggate and
dirty demagogueif at which could not be
beat by any five point New York orator, and
as we cannot put any of his filthy tuUs in
print we will give some of his pelitical itleaa
as a sample of bis speech. Among other
thing be touched on disanisn and threw
out a Jttler Jar public sentiment by saying
that " If Lincoln sit elected bedid. not
know what ought to be done in North Caro
lina but that if ha wore a Texan be would
be the Jirst to secede, aud if any party in
North Carolina were to attempt to coerce
any Stale, llieie would be another party lo
reatsl I lit 111 before they erossed tbe borders
ofthcSiste." (Applause) He complimen
ted the JSIeck Kepublicaus tor taeir oppo
her iu:ependnc, and support a govern-, coun,rt: hiend da ihtaxs. nrativ formidable
nieut vut of the L'nien j aud drew a vivid , -j jlt!te ,u, llbl, ,Utll (ui lfu juel)e, iD
and glowing picture of our prosperity, jrlo- dime-u-r at the grouud, aud M feet long.
ry anu power, ouee iree.i irom u poim- . j ,1,,, B0 tltck and tackle , no wiud
" 7 1 ti instant.
itb per'eel quist and order as tho' eve
rv luau knew the I art I. e was to set. tbry 1
prvj-ated for their work. It looked to one j sition te usttcr sovereignty said be gave
uimcq uaiti'vd nli ihe mode Ly which our thi iu credit for it gave iSucbanan a met
housed lick for not " enlorcing tne laws
in Texas, and leaving the State 10 take eare
A a An nftt ilnnk vaur lima tt..
w -- j - - -"-r
taking care of yoc own "family
tuan peuiiiiiK y against 0t,e
carea little for either t It nan f
purpose et iniermriug wnu uaiiij I,
tbut " Harmony " peuncd that artid
simply to state a few facts, which the " t
ter biuirell' hss taken no eiuiptn,, i,,
why " Hudibraa " has seeu lit to brin,
poetical talents to bear upon it, "b('
be (I) is a pluiu uiau," and Ppa,
row," I am unable to uudcrsinni
done, Mr. Editor. Hudibrus '' ina
ibe game all hi own way se far j
ooneerued, and will only add in cocdg
"Ere we part, I linn would w'liaier 1,1 tI
Pouglaa and Johnson have nut I lie jhl.M
vli nee ' . .
II AHMoNy
id do. C. C. CLARK, of Craven.
3d do. O. II LDCKEKY, of Richmond
4th do. L C. KbVYAHl'f, of lirauvtil.
5ib do. A G. EASIER, of Randolph.
(itb do. H Y. WAITER, of David?on.
7th do. VM. P BYNL'M, of Lincoln, j
Sth- io. Gcn.R. M HE.NRY, of Macca.i
1
PHK1.HBLK A.MHtl)LLTl)"
AUitUed kf mer'.u ma101, tyiht Adin74 Cot.tfntite- .
f Ikr ( 'on.fiiu.'iurii I nmn ienj, l Amlimcr, I
M1 10. l"bt). j
Vnr.at, Kiperience ha d mnnttrated that
piattt.rma aipti-ij tr the p.-:rtian ' .1, vr ntion s ,ti ,
tne ctiuntry tuve hud Ita- t-tltei In nnUad iaa or ;
trive In .-t;ile, and at (tie an.e tin.e tu w tv.ei.
Ilc jKtlilicji tiiviioiia ot'tMc t-.-ijiitry. ly v..v err-
ati.in and euriur.rem;nt of g, ru pineal at.u j
atetional .irtie, tli-rrliire t
K'llnd, That II ia both !Mr p-rt of putrmtiaili (
Sin. . t ilulr, to rt urg nize no pt.iil,i.H rinc.nr,
" v.. 1, I m .. 'I .. ...,1
i -man, end the Lowj. to plant yeur b.cks . ; ' ' L ' 1
; half fare, aud be hospitably entertained at
.gemsi iue w..., u,e.m ju-. w.,..., -. u usuti the d, f b() 5se)J
&eil our lives to her eneiaivs at a ttrttbte . .. .. c , , , . r .
.ci vcuiu.i. i over the various Rail roads of tbe State for
1 m i-.... v n c. on 1
vi.aiiuiiu, .1. 1.., t.Fv. --, ; . nl.-.of -,.,:.
mo v. viuu.iucc auuitrizeu 10 iieiernnne
the tune aud place of ucsting have felt
bsuud to call the next c-siot, aa fur South
The members of tbe Cicb are expeeted to
be prt!eat on Friday sight. All ought to
be paaelual.
of itself. He called Edward hvcretl a born
pun flint, wooden nutmetz vankee deaouo-
tion, sbunift aid shackles of Federal tyran- I or aDJ otVivr. sort of machinery to give cd John Hell aa aiding ibe abolitieuiata
ny! Fiai7,-ing warm "and bold, he ' :, . Berneadicular altitude. How it was to aud eall.d bim an abolitionist, aud that
openly de!ared pointing to tho public ; B, gotten up certainly no Ureckiuridge man j when tbe Kansas and Nebraska bill was
rq'iare, sbere independence was proclaimed 1 j, tbsilollc could have conjectured, or tbey under consideration John Hell was pulled,
that be general government, teu tided in j ouia have known enough net lo have epent hauled and pushed about like a diunken
opprcwion aud wrong, snd clothed with in- ; the long and weary Lour of list Wednea loafer, then be had tbe laeauness to make
famy ind disgrace, never should rnjont the 1 j,. tl),.lt l.touni.g te pUut thuirs at the ! it appear that liell wasa pro slavery dis-It.u-s
(tgni'it the African slave trade intht Coutt House eorr.er, and lliiu.j'j.t before, uniout bu drswiog a contrast bstweeu IJell
Sti.'t 0 Al ibuma ! iler citizens, said be, ! (lje epproacbiug sun rolled bick the cur- ' and Edward Everett. Hie attack on the
are aor indicted ; but "let a Federal JuJge ; tains of daikne, were compelled to arouKe ' Ilouglae Party waa supieely ridiculoua
uadrtake punish a single uiau aud Lltuxi , t Uuu,,, man frou, Lis quiet .lamlcra. to aud in giving bis account of their nomina-
shrill le shrU. 6tl4Fii1Per their iub through for then. Rut. 1 tions said tbat llerscbell V Johnson reeeiv
lidu't Mr. Yancey utter these sentiments , BlgrT0j as it may seeu to them, it did
from the steps of tbe ManMon House iu I bar-i t,0 up j,t, ease audgtace. Ycs.sir.it
lott. I I defy any resectable man to de- I wt8 B0, tvieDtv miuutu alter tre word was
ed l.is appointment as a candidate for Vice
t'rcHdeut of tbe Lulled Malt's in a liar
Ri-.oin iu Wa-aiugtoe City from a committee
jgirtn, "all realy !" up, he ()!" before it of 7 or tt seated on wbirkey barrel
aa the faculties fa". Rail road travel wouid
permit ; and t L i consideration, and the ex
citement preceding tbe presidential election
are the reasons lot fixing the nine so late
iu tbe year.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
uy it.
It is true. Mr. ! aucey madesome eloquei.. . coj p,.rp,.Dilicular, securely planted in the
and ;ust remark again.-t tbe Kansas Ne it,rtB. ,jIB t,, ,.J Suitee aud the'
aud
run 1:11 n. c. wuia.
WESTERN 1'EMOCRAT AND TIJK
UNIUN FLAG.
The Editor wants the Opposition to,
rect a 1aU report about its Flag i&
square. Poor fellow, why dou't tie p,.
a United States' Flag in place of the i L
soiipl now erected ! For the bei.tfit 0,
Western Desnocrat. we will tall him i',.,
V. S. Flag consists of 13 stripe, vm,,
stars on a blue ground, one thus! 0f
length of tbe Flag. The Uisuuiuu hik :
erected bas 'i bloody red star. ku
stripes. If it is not a Disunion I'i... j,
tell as what it isT There is one tl,iii; ,
taiu, it is not a National Flag, nor aa
Breckinridge party rented any n
m the count y, every one are aiu,i,,i
this. Ibe 13 stars, we suppose, it,,,,
the number of (States tbe ljisiiinoui,-. ,
pect 10 build their hope, of grt ah,t ,
I Marylaii'l aud Delaware being tou f,r S
to be of service. The 6 stripes re in
cate tbe t.ulf or origiual seceiMou
w bo are now supposed to be under I , ,
trol of Yancey Co, and when the t:.
of tbe people beooute inflamed ami , . ;i
for Lisuuiou, aud the first act p.r:',
j ihe other aeven are to be ilrivm in ;
1 dills- to Yaucrt s l roiTaiiiine.
I'M
ILJII Hi,
L'.STSV,
titu
" THC COfc-TlTt'THI Of THf
lilt IMMiT llli milt
A.va Ttia eroicfcaiNTir tiir usi
Ar I that, Hit rtpre-tnUiiK s 1,1 tne
lt. mi L'liixu n.t-n 01 the countr v. in .it.,,r
Ventl'in 4.SM lut.to. He iit-rt- (j.rCgr curse
.ly'ii. gri Uvl"t 7'c'i;o,j ae j 1 hce "ceived jour primed v.rcular,
t..tiuns s.uv, i.an,si all eii. noe., at lioiue si.d ' signed by your eou.miitee, and a private
abiJtl, be 1 let in luerev srw Iu. v one more be i letter fruUi OUfrCif, lUMI.Iii; SL'i Urging UlC
jii.i 1 tii la . f 1 lie !.. ' to cou.e to tour city tue 2, th ir.it., to "' teuni
Mr. Breckinridge at Ilome.
Mr. Leslie Couubs bavin: t een iuvited lo
attend a Mass Meeting at Kuoxviile, Tcnn ,
ou tbe 2'n'a u'.t., writes a letter to ibe Rev.
W. G. lirowulow, iu which he state that1
"Mr. Rreckitiridg. bad a. well atteu.pt toNAlL TUE LIAR TO THE COUNTER,
peak the knots of of a -u-tree, aa to .peak j J Le '""Ofd '"Ji"r atatea that Mr.
his disuuieu eartv into lavor in Kentucky." I L t" uaSa luf lor abolition ot th.
Ueau the letter :
braeka bill, Squatter Sovereignty aud S'.e
pben A. ltousles, and in favor of slavery,
which the writer and otbeis arplauded. It
names of two of the greatest statesmen and
patriots of America floating iu the breeie
salt s.cks Mr. Editor, to go through with
his speech and render np a full account of
the amount of f tby putrid gas tbat escaped
iroui mu. o.iioon woum .1. , lluno,1d.j .A ,..,.,! ... ,k.
,Dl...i u... ...... L ,
Chxrkkxx Htwier Who I.,,
heard of it ! that great ludiaa u..u.c ,-
! I.rxi.MiTuN, Ky , Sept. 1st, ISCj.
L'lt. W. G. Lin w.suiw :
I MiflJcr 0;U Corner-Tree of the I'mvn .
reiored lo tde .-oorttrv, .lit iul 1 ,riit. . ( lite i-
eibitienl ajrm i iiceii in liiat coi.jiticin 01 justiee, ; ' ' , , , . '"'
Ir.teruit.v snd qu.i.ly, wioii., uacer n.e .x.uci : ,0 suJ 1 'te tOLnuelit 1 eau, for n.y heart '
(ilt no i siiti'Uon in our uti ers, n- toirmnW 1 akd u.iud arc ic ibe ,ial cause, anU u.to- ''-1J
bnuuu everj c:t i.;ii of Hie L'.t. d State Iu maiu J eU ,0 (i tuieresta. 1 1
tJin a inure ptr'eet uiiioti. eslitili-h iustit-e. tiisurt i 1 t .... .1 , , , , . v ,m ftit
ai'inieslic iri,uui,uj, i,rra n.r tin cuiiiihoh de- ... " ,
l-ce.pr.w.,'. i.,..,a( .euro, ana secure 11., , Uh, ID mouth one to Missouri, the
Blss ngs o- liuertjr to tunelves and nur posteruy. ; first of Uctuber, and two weeks Nortd bw
- . j fore the election.
Air. Rrcckmridge Lad as well atteiiipt to
,-pek IL ktota eff of a gutu-tiee, a to
, -.t.sif his I fiiiii; rurtf into favor tu Ken-
tucav. lie ana hi. aur-noi Ufa are uovmed. Jour rkl, Ca.-s, D.ckiuson, Green and
ae. iie-ceiav rrffivr I
1 .Lull ti vet to meet many of my cid
frieaue of i:iU lll at Kncxuiie.
Yviirs, truij, LE.'LIE lUuMbs.
.MASS MEETING.
nave trade in the District of Columbia, and
' laiKu to vote ou it. i lie small speakers ef
1 lUc lireekiuridge Y aucey Seeeoion party
charge tnal Lu aid vule, but solid wita the
At'Ji.lli l'l:ls. 'J he Ll.l viaa for the inn. ' '
' presnou ol tbe siave trade 111 the Uitriut ol
Columbia,' and Mr. Leil recoiiied his vote
uguutsl it, aa the record shows :
Sie l ong. Uiuhe, v.,i. .!, fJft lt.10 J
i Vtss. Uiiuw.n, Hmtuii, -r.fi I, l.,,, i.iuae.
, t. .iv,l-0.(jer I'VI., ul M.,s Dickinson,
.... D'...,r. 4.1 V. ,scoi.sia, D . e, f I.w.,
uu;j-.. t.w.Bg . re' eh, r reeni.Mil. t.i een , It inn,
a .1 , li.jiniii, liinili,ii, Junes. ins, Seward,
tie us, -. u nice, jl ur;ei.it, I m nsimu, V aic.
jisir, V. iiacmo sud U ii.t.ir.., J.
.Nrs A ten , .!;. r. Il-nme!!, Hell, lier.
1. t'Mtier, D-Vi, of .Mi.. , llen, D.'WM.,
miur. Kiwi;, .M-m-iu, Al 1.011 . M irlun, fro II.
ut,tii, S. Uie, '1 wurru y anu I uice.
I
I
I
is further trse, that some few hot he. dad ihir friend., an.l the volleya of salute fired di-iiiitoti flsg that waved over tbe meeting, ete of M .'or.j tv I'' ' i'
men, to be found in both tbe Ureckitiri-lge ; l,0ll0lir 0t tb i.. A short addres, ai de-! w Inch was brought to a close by " dou -j be .. p,je p-, . XUtt '
and Poulaa ranks, aiplaudsd bis disunion ,1t,rv lo l.lvrr ulir fr;ej, 0H ju ,b,jr ooa .telling tbe John Jack.ou SprigKin. t.le. ,.,.. ., ..,,, ,, , ? p
sentiments. Hat so strong, so dangerous, so ork. , ,,.. tdi.or. they need no rally ) A LOOKER ON. J"" 1 J ' P'j C'"f " b ' " li"
glaring and .o.ffcnsive were his disunion ln Vt0,,u, Keer.a. seem. V ' O . Vn4 TCZ
doctrines st :he tinip, tbat uo c usiderate (eel ihe imeonsn-e of the arrroaebir elee-' . 1
' .. 1, ... r t.. . iinp-jrieaie 01 tu apr roaeoiag nee WHHI. ry oreau. ; not 10 the forwi of Mixtm,
' man, even aaiong the lemocracy of ilrea- ( ori it wall n.- to do hisdutr Aa evi- r. ,.., . v i l
i letiburg, dared wo Mr Yancey a. a party ,fUM, A.'J, A MOST I'lSGU Al EFIL ACT.
ieacer. t'n luc coairsiv, iioina iihivi
: sen
;ieti.cu bad to explain 111
public
ground that en next ueunc.day evening
liell and b'verett I. Iub wouid be formed
pimts, the personal courtesies tbey Ha 1 ex- tiejr e(J quarur,, (;be tt,4rbee 0f Mr
tend.d Inu. aud thus di-own him ami bis fiampie,) and arrancMnents are being wade
dicniaes. Even tbe" Western I mocral," ; for r ..1 . , . l-
fortunate
that was raised at the I ro Koatf uesr
Providence chun k, was cut down at mid
night on last Tuesday, and the infamu
fiends, alter perpetrating tbe damnable deed, j
proceeded at once to the house ot Mr. J f.
always indulgent to the faults of its party- j., the r.th (,,.,,,1.... I,
leaders, us long as they keej m the lra ', ' COiucid. nee that the appointment of our Sample, about a mile below, and tried to
aud generous tu its extoliatious ot tbeir vir- 1 elcttori y. p. Hv.im, occurred there on puil down one be bad raised in Iron or bis
:ue., " datuueti him with faint praise." ' the san.a dv th'ev bad .eUet.d for the own house. Ho heco.'.iinif aroukec", by the
Whatever easy be Ibe sentiments ot .Mr. pr0TiJetc rally " of the friead of Hell noi.e, arose from bed with his gun,
Rrerkit.ri-'i.P and hi followers g' ucra'ly, ' ...i Kv.reii to wLieh th.e meiiw all wha r. rovidco'ialif. b lb barrel fa-..eJ lo
j'ir. 1 orcv, in 111- nam., -1 "i--' desire to anl 111 ln-ii.'iii,!i tin I iinin.
auil the Hoiil is Hetnoeracr, (in the main ,,, ('Ontilutioa anJ the ekftiicem.nt of the unusual. Thus tbe inidoiglit betide were
I aciieu, aa, if by tuagie, g,i't nut u.
mediate and pobilive relief from . , t.
and .urT.ring, but spscdily anl pun,,, ,
ly cures tbe most inveterate ease, ;u
troable wnboat ie.a of lime, or ei.sc.t
diet, than aay other pteparalioo iu...
man.
Planters, this ia a valuable mcdiriut '
j r your iirjniri, it a.vea .neir avatia ait'i c
gf( . stttuttan, savt yeu iu.s of bau li, 1,
wiiieh Mr. Sample aejs is soiiietiimg very : t " ' " '"." "
Thus, you lying ra.-cais, the records prove
lieu to bave been aiuon; Ibe units: but
! strongly Uuioti) is placing vary sucee.-f il
j ly nf on their hajes or fear, ( t Oo:h aer
j natkly) and is tusking them ea-y ict';ni to'
i the demands and designs of extreme faction- j
j its. Bjt the people will tooa read tl.st
Law.."
tcpt.
li Si E.
'.0, 1800.
Ic."cn at the p.ibl.c polls.
l;
YX O.MWtTTBB P.O'-iJIS.
P.aleta, Sept. loib, 1 ? GU.
BT TLere wiil be a STATE MA.-.S
MEETING of the frier da of HELL AM'
EVERETT, and ef the UNION, at the
Town ef Ss'ii. Lury, on ibe llib and l-;i
of Oeicber lext. Every county in the St.te
is de-ired and expeeted to send titUgatee ;
The I'I." ION MEN of Rowan.tbrocib the '
Ex Ct aituiitti, extcna a cordial is vi'.atioo j
to UNION MEN everywbue, to be wiib j
tbiui on that occasion.
SION H ROGEHS, Ci.m'D. '
Public ptking.
We have beta requesleu to state that the '
Electors for tbe Seventh Congressional Di- j
trlct, Messrs. Mtxiih, Kimm aud Fox, wiil
address ibe people at tbe fuiioeicg tiu e.
and places, viz :
ror. ik n. c. whio.
saved from beinif brought before tbe pub u v. y
ha and lhir deeds to light. Can It be jks-
' sible ihst the Imocrcy bas bacoiue so Ua GBZKvl i OXYuEl4TXi P.ITTti -,
low, so degraded ! Io the sober, thinking Y. are aul iu the habit, a ear rtJ.i
I people eiidorse tbis a.'! of the Deiuocfatic are aware, of teojrrm.adiDg or nuiic.ej .,
narlv T No doei.t nianv laush and ehncxl various ne.trume that are -srcod ud.li,
Mr. 1-jJitor : I have iu my p..inn a over it iu their fancied dreams of riitht, aad , oubiie atbrnnoa. but tbere are eee.'K"..
euyy of a campaign d leuo-eat, which the would repeat tbe infamnus act Metnocr ts. , c4,c, where a departure fr jia tan t.
rt.n Til X C. WHIO.
M-UNiDN PARTY.
Owmn, bri-bt aud sbiuing lights tu the ' STATE I'EMOCP. ATIC M ASS MEiiTINU " tHeeainride 1 aneey ec-sion ii,unton do you eauor.e it 7 ho your InuJs and aeeme proper, and tbe article abe.e i.w
licaiuriug liisunion Crusade, voted a.
)ou lalsely charge Ret! wita voting. If you'
uoulil our veracity, turn to the tlctigre-.iun
IN CliARLOl IE.
The !as Meitit,.; rf tbe lisunion brat.ch
wing jf tr.e Deworraiic pa:ly " are now brin tue perpetrators lo light. Tbey are preseots a eae o( Ibi kind. This a.t.
To our I'riccda.
The fcilewiug ia ct-puu from tbe Lnieu
G jard, a p'per pnntco al W astimgion City.
Monroe, Tuesday, Oct 2
Wade. bore, " " 0.
Albemarle, Thursday " 11.
Conrord, Mond.y, " 15
Newton, Tuesday, " 16
Saiubnry. Saturday, " .0.
(.barjoti'.-, Tuesd.tr, "
Li neolt.vU, Saturday, " VJ7
Lailas, Monday, " vi'J
SlNATtR TlitiJli (,N 1 UK Ft E TIGS fl
LlM OL.N. Hon. Robert Tuomb re-ii:iv
Is it true, as the Etiiter rtxatlis, that the made au able spe-eh at Columbus, (jeorgia,
ball and Everett men aie Lot as active at ia whieb, spsaxiag ot tbe eueroacuiriebts ot
they oujibt to be? Lit ersry Hell and Ev- tbe Norm upon tbe rigbts of the Sjuth, be
.am : "ihat tit people mii.Lt ttaiin it it
they cbose," he bad brne it astil another
" Lair wouid break the camel back ;" ami
wlieu, said the speaker, ri.sing up to bis full
height, and wiib aneiiqiecce that siiook
tbe house with app!;.u.e, " w lien th? last
di-grace and degradation shall he eonsuni
maieU by the uectioa ef a chief laaitrale
over the people wbo-e influence and posers
will be wielded agattist ibe dearest right.,
ol my section, and tbe sacred guarantees of
the Coostitutioc . when he shall stand at one
end ot tbe eapitol to take the oath of cfiice,
tbea my commission aa your representative
iu tne Senate is at aud end ; then will I ro
turn it to l none who honored rue with it;
ineu i will come to tbe col amuem ami a-k
er.tt ni-B ace to it that he t. duic( kit whole
duty.
We regret to learn tbat tne friends cf
Bcli and Eveiett iu Nxim 'r.,iia are by
no inesss so sclive tSey euj;bt lo be.
Having recently emerged Iroui an exciting
eanv a-s a iih huuor, tbey baveevery iiiduce
B.ei.1 to ehter the --i i agaiu wuu tLe as e
energy wbtcb caaracteriitsd tbern en tbat
octasuiU. Ihe Uhaiiujan of their Statu
l.'o -,uit:ce, Ike Hon. Sion II. Rogtrs, hai
just ul lor'.b a spirited niiitcM lo tne L a
I ju men of the Stale, at.d we (ervently hope
bis wise counsels wiil n-.t fail upon uuwiu.
tug ears. Norm Carolina Lis teea ever
true to the I. uion, aud lis S a.bitigton, ber
V,'e nndei.lacd tbat Mr. Eynum caoait
le at Monroe and Charlotte; and Mr. Fox
canaot be at Albemarle.
' modesty La. been equal to ber warm.' 0u:y one oBice within their gilt ; then I shall
Ca m and uboiored, si. a has pursued tbe
eveu tenor ol ber way, white, tne turuee
, and the wavet ol abstr.cuun lashed ber
j uorlhtru frontier. For lea years, from
Bill and Eeverett Club. 1610 to 1 s-ju, sae never waverea in tue good
At tbe meeting of the Club oa Friday cause, ejecting in thai period live V. uig
B gblla.t, we bad quit, a treat. Ex Gv . Governors, aud setdiug the Senate sucb
M...t...l .1.1 d . fi... aridr.,. to those ' ,teri,rJ PVr,uM M H"
oisuuiou roared upon ber sou iioia tiauk, i,cu 0i iUtt ,paker was fouowed by load
cusers. appiauao and waving of bauds, c.it.i
present.
Any one who eould li.ten to the' b, . .Uo;, CttUntr- j, ,rou.ed ,or u
warning givea by this veteran unmoved,
aust bare a soul fit only for ' stratagems
and spoils." He clearly skewed that the
sseeders f'om tbe I'emoTatie Cjnrention
auJ r. .i-i.it, snU sits tne wuo.e siu'itu is
wbc-e..ig into iiue for tl.e t titoa, the Consti
lutiou. suu ibe knfvicemeai of tue Laws ?
Woke up! old Hip Vau V inst ,
up 1 aud make leady to L-ive Jicil and Lv-
tomlt. bave uemiaaled a candidate, but tbey trett lU.t'UJ majority ,u .Suvctuker.
would not do it, their object eeemiag to be
to bring tbe country into its pre. eat situa
tion, aud by aid. o; in the eleeilon of Lio
eiin. to pre"i-itate a revo'a'i-. He read
extract f.ow letters frera Msrs. Ij.yce
and I'rr, of S. C, who favored immediate
secession on tue eleotiun of Llae iu. He de
picted in vivid color the 'li-tie.s a tiisrup
lion of tbie government weald bring up'.n
tie people. Aud for what. ie a-ked. He
ad.ised every person present, before retir
ing lo s. sep every cijrtt, to put this qaes
I'ju to himself, and far a bat? A better
netiee ef the remarks of Ex Gev. Mar. bead
will be found btlow :
Mr JUUt'ir : NotwiiL.tin'lini; I w as very
unwi il last i-isrbt. I was luJuce'l ij attend
the meeting f the 1JT1 and Kverttt Cib,
en bearing tbat the lloa J M. V ruai
was expected to adrss tbe taeelin Ibis
w th- fir-l lime I had ever au opportuoi
tv of listei.ig to this s.ye old patriot, and,
believe sac. I was well repaid fir ray atten
dance Mr 5! rt'ke 1 i- a i t... bit , sound,
f.re.blt. rsor, a m-in ot clear a-id c.to
prhtnsiie lien, on WiiO ri-e- auui a i
p.ilry p irl'tan cutxidt rations ; one in mlio.n
uiau y b'ssotw tl.e love of bis eouu:ry g! hi
a. fl. fi'. of -K a. His wboii-demeanor
and ristks were eharaeteri.'ic of it.t't'i
of b) gone days, t.ot tbe but blole.l p.. I
A Tjitbtai cily Act.
lr.e He 11 and Everett u..a In Providence
eiteut, put up, a few itji so, a
Qtspiaying a National Fiag, a. in tlie aauiet
o! i-ss.i aud Lversti in.cr.eed upuu it. Ou
luesday night l-l, acme one cut it du.
Alter perforuiltig this dirty job, tbey then
weut to tbe bouse of .Sr J. K. Sample, aud
aiteiBple'i lo tiil uuwo a po.a n ba'i put up
Hearing ice a.iae, aud aeeing wnal tbey
were up to, (tor tuere were twoj he snsj.p '!
hi. guu twioe attneia, btii barru, Hissing
tire
tnal tue gun i . J not off, for one or tota
n. gut uarc pa:i dear lur lueir dastard, y
act.
al Ij.uhe, and see the record. Liotcdow s ef the Hen.oerscy coin, i ff, according lo ap
knixiute il Uig. 1 pointiuetit, on Thursday last. Vice Presi-
i dent F'rsi.klin Pea ce u is not here, but
I'.eaforJ Rrown and Mr. Scalps and Jv
Hsywond, were. Tbe latter gentleman, up
to the time of cur f r-,,nt writm..', had aot
gratified tbe curio-ity of the " Unwashed
littoocraey" wiib a sij;ht of b's "cup,"
which he received for service rendered in
, tl.e State campaign. The show coiumenred
1 by Chief Mar.ball Sam A. Harris, with a
U-gc force of assi-'.sBti, all en horseback,
fermiaj a tine, with the " Rig Sprii'g Drass
Hjiiu ' si iti bes t, aud taking ap tn.ir iit.e
of march .owareU I'aitfuruia (tu Meekh n
burg) 'fiej started with 79 men, but by
th? time they reac'-.ed the last corner of the
jtrect', by dint of pi-rseveranee of the Mar
ehslls, tbey drove ail their uien "in," and
they nambi-red I'i, boys, orators snd ail.
i T hi " Hand " (who, ty the way, are e,uite
a well behaved anJ .-eutlemaaly setof youa.'
rnei) exercised verj good judgment in the
my tie It was of th S'Aimn order, q-jite
slow n l impressive, aad sounded like thsy
w-re p eying the lot tribute of rr.p"t to
tne Until p'litij, the followers iu the proces
ion eo'.rinir into tr, spirit ef the tain ;
but when tbey arrived opposite the Court
House and Rreck and Lane pole, some
tbem tried to shake off tbe dead feeling, and
, propo.ee. cheers for their pole, &e , but it
I si no go, tne proposition died out without
any response. Probably tbey were over
awed by the immea-e I'ouplas Flag oppo
! site. But on they went with slow and msas
1 urd pare, until they reached the stand,
i where p'enty ef see: were prepared The
firt speaker put up was tbe lion, li-dford
j Hri wn, a sort ef galvanized man of broiii' d
I met-il, and no giant in intellect. Tbe crowd
1 showed weariness ptetty soon, and your cor
I respondent ai.o, but stid lo.ig eab to
I hear bim dervoeoe Srphen A UougUa and
. ll,e iJotiglas National Exscutise Committee,
for asserting that the seeaders at Charles
l ton were Jnsum'tn ", and were trying
' to break up the party in eriir to carry out
their designs against tbe eonutry.Ae. nn-
Vtmo-
flooeing the country with, ta which the) at- member or voor parly, fighting your bat
Uti.pt lo make Ihe e lu of tin. elenous lie, snd no doubt think toey gained a great
country of our. neiuve that that great and
good man, John Bell, is a liieuoiouisi. To
what n'ent wiil ims p.ny fl la Iry sod
Uuekeu tue enalaeirf ol i,r whe Irgh
sense of boner .: entirely above the in '
i bry may try, but tbe eiiol box iu No
f mitt will brand every i ITjiI ,tl. the lie
Hhat! John Bill a disuniobisl, when evei-y
breath is a praier lor the preservation of
the I Iran ' Lei as see what Mr H-mI ha.
anJ glorious victory, when tbey eut down
that Rt'll and Everett pole. ou with your
law. itiJui -ht, dirty act. Kaep a record!
of t beta in your midnight eoun-els ; hut Dev
il as arqutred a ptrmaaent rep-ititi-.
the reiief i'f dyspepsia, liver e.mt
heart bwrn and aii d.ilicu in 01111. ..,
proceeding from ibe diga.iire or.'.t,.
eeiiiaintug no aloutiol, no minrt, ar
pj . uon. drug, it is one of the .:.'.
er, never lt Ihem be seeu or reaJ by th i rwedtal pre-eiipnoa.. For a fuller
rc-pectibl portion ol ibe eominuniiy . ir.
Editor, I eaunot allow myself to ihluk for
one moment that any respectable H-mnrrat
in Mecklenburg County was a pe'ty to this
Cerjiit-h act. and vet, when some one ml
the reaeer i referred le ibe a Irert.--1.
of tue article. W d; t s .
Puxmivw re Tim Bc-sr Hkimkii V
to say iu bis ou dcieLce of tuts libclou. Brti-ilar when si.okt-n lo about il, replied 1 TARV CwwPAir.--Tbe Executive t on :
Cbaige ;
" it .Mr. r;:'.-
Coi.-tl.U-i II, Jk.l
1 "'i'i, luat gta
speech on the Leeompt n
rred on tne 1 i f M .rcli
1.. ..!.! .. ...... l.,li.. . t.ll ...lllee ol tue lynelitiure Mi Aj
Everett man had cut it down a. a Democrat j Society have determine'! tii.lT-r a yt
V. rfifr. e it er .,,,.;. Wm a irra no ! f ' the " b-sl drilled imiltirv
be a caua.uatu tor Ibe W bit House of the
eotereign atatv of Georgia ''hi dtclara-
thai couiiuued for touie time.
ELk'. IluMi. EilutX N0vt.M1.ll Elec
tions are to be held in the foliu wii g .Stale at
the time earned :
California, first TVeJne-day in Sept.
F.o.ida, farst Monday iu (let.
Georgia, first Monday iu Oct.
Indiana, aecjud Tesoay lutlct.
lows, s.csuii Tuesday iu Oct.
Minuesola, second Tuesday iu Oct.
Mississippi, tiiat Meniay iu Oi;i
Ohio, S-couJ Tuesday 111 (Jet.
l'eansyivania, second Tuesday in Oct.
Soatu Caroiiua, second Moniiay iu (Jet.
of the designs of Mr Seward, and appealing
'to the teller Ke, inr. and the bett. r jid.
tueiil of bis fkti !wei . to arrest h :n iu bis
mad career,' aaid, ' Let power go into wh.: .
ever baud. 11 may, let. u. s.ve tho I'linn.'
Tills constiluLs au answer lo oue of the
Norfolk q ie-:i"U. aad it twa an answer
a.-t eterv !riead ii M r . 5', ;i wou d givo "
IIs J thu C B(ckuiid,'e ever aatwrnd
this i ii 'ioii . Ith.istiru a-,.d Imu h
don l lie come out aud snow his ban J '
Again :
" Mr. Bell, in his speech of .Em- I -MJ
'U" 1 . . , . , .
; upeu the tar n questn.n, wlneli taen oatkly
inreatencu in iiisruption 01 tn- v nion, sani,
' 1 am ue alarmist, bnt whu 1 refl-cl upon
all I ae aud bear e lane-i J with ibis
j'.ct, when I look lo the ;r ini Hi-tri lion. ,
ol the couatry, I teul myself justified iwde-l
signaling tbe sum of what I sliall aay upon1
tbis question a a pl-a or the t'mon ' In '
tbe same .(.tech he ail, -that ia .he. first
care of au American statcamao? To pre
serve our free institution. I will not n in-
to au argument to show tbat the only effeo-
ate.Mian. sirer speekmc t.n i only one of many dirty act know n j ' "J have selected a oumber c!.
to haee been couimitled by th lalss-Iy alyl l"e"u luur-euij cnvarsaoi wnu is. . -ed
Jj'-nmrratic raiti. Oo on, we are on,c,",,t "ecide upon the menu ol
your tracks, and aooner or later justice will j arioue crr ps which may cluose to e .
-vei'ake vou. PRO. IUfci t. u" '" V "
Jet-rsluig
i t iui n. t. vviiia.
WES TEEN UKMOCRATON S I II ENG Til
The Western Democrat sajs Douglsa b.
ao stii-niu, and iheu en, tne elaction. in
Mam and ermont aa exmpl -t ill she
l.cin' crat tell its roader how man votes
his paity received in Ihos election, f I'm
not tbe Hougiaa party receive luU lo It.
one T Again,
In Mis.ouri tbe vol stood, Douglas, fi7,i(l i
' Bell, 81,110(1
" " Br kio'ge 11,001
Where are you then, Mr, Editor ? But
ho waa il in Kentucky T Letiia Coomb
bccaiu a candidate for Cjeik of the ( ourl
of Appeals, a valuable olbce. The Kr.ck
It.eiJs. risen had a r-o d v olio!. . uomina'.ed
-...I .1... Jl M.l'l (,- -no. ' Wot. ....eriMlsn ,. .,, , l
"'"-" ..... ..j, . : lOIIAlll. ti liijiv I,., ihiriy d.ti
test to win, s ua tnri) u ouia, but gut neat i,h all i,..t. a sod t.suiiii will te put -
Where l. e.illettli.n. I li,r indrbled lo uawillu!''
ExTKr re Tin L4.1.V Kuns I m-as. 1 r .
Acording to the best authonty, lh liw
ber el parsons on boaid lb Ldy K ; v
when .he Ufl her port, was Jit, n.cu ;
the ere. Of these 114 ere reports! 11
saved This wuid leave t!7 ! lost, of wli:'
ihv b idie of on' v sixty aeven bus be.u
covered up te this time.
.Notice to Debtors,
e a vim; ...!
1 1
our rillire sl.ics
lure anil ttiriit-U nur atlentmn i
M.-r. lil-r-luri- nf 'lubsern, w If
all II, os.- i.-ttlrt.l-ii lo lis i,i lur
eute or aee.,iini, that i e .airte are r. i
tlamenl. 'I hsi uiMJersijtiied Will ha 1'
lo tne
m.tilj
Stromoes er Herofdlous afTeclioDS are tbe
ens, the blight, tbe potatoe rot of man
kind. They are vi and filthy as well as
fatal, 'i hey art.e Irom contamination aud
impurity ef tbe blood, aud are to be sceo
ill around us everywhere, line quarter
of ail we meet ar tainted with tiivn, aud
ona tijiirl.r nf tUi.se .lie il,.,n - r . l-.r.f
ishly too.bieause tbi:y are earabla Ats.Ks all be c.s to break down the Demo- ; cmjio.., omiprnmisr d i:t,n;lition.'
tive mod ol dickarin this great triiet is 23.01)11 votes by the liell party
to firnnte and cherish the. I'mon' Ureck;oridEe iu Kentucky, hi. home ? Ala., i 'ne,l "'"(.;-.
1 poor Yorie! Tl.e f.ot ia, Ibe idea ef toiiag - n- BAJl"'H '
lor J.n ckiniioge laoD.oiuia. ah pariie. ,ur
that be eaunot even reach the House, nor
poor old Joe the Senate. Tbe fight i be
ing carried eu, and is note, at this inemenl,
between Beil on the one side aud tbe Black
Republicans en tbe other. All eeusible men
1 Bui tbey eauaoi close tbeir eyes to th dan
gera which star them in lh lace, and they
invoke, through me, brethree everywhere
of every quarter of the rtTuntry, of every
patty and of eveiy pur.uit to ctneede
Romelliitig te this iireati-st eoaunon iu'erest,
the snjety ot the f.'nion.' "
fi
Fine Chi: wiiii; Tub.icco.
.1.. L. .U. L ...... -f .1.. VV.
eratlikeditr Here ie what ht aaid ia his' as ever purer se.t:mnts altered ror our see that tncre wnere tne ngni nes. i oe
usser of Juee 5tb country than these ! But again : j Elicit Repubiicaus are attacking the Us II
..ii : 'u- V v ... .I. iili--,ii t. p.- i ,.:a u ... :r l I ineetiiii'i North, and tbe Disunion parly
wants to areciDitate the eotion States into a eoui'i uiutatu me csuisc ol t.onjress lo tue ..., r " " -
revolution, sri'l tnu. dissolve tbe Union he ' pendiag diflioeltie., I would ssy let the ad
culls himself a Democrat, though he is now ! juslmetit be made in the real spirit of rat-
In
ml k siing
.ael'AUII.l,A cleanses out tue Scrofujuus
corruelioii iteu tee blood, render, it pure
i bey crlaiuiy bave cause te rejoice sua besitny, Bu i elleclualiy expurrea the
crane parlv. eoaaenin Ins course ana a letter written iu oi, iu relereuee lo tbe
di-apprure of bis sehrwies now, a we did ' Presidential eanvass, he said, ' It may b
U.t summer, when he made a fiery speech , asked, in what dees the aafly of the CTin
feii coutaiuination ftem the svstem. No Ion- ,D ' "arlotte. Whenever ail me ooumcrn try coa.tsi : i in.er, in t prwrtww,
ter eroan undr your Scroluloua disorders, i t1"' fe ready and prepared lo aettogeih- . oj Iht I num. In every aspect in which I
.inc. the irre.i.uble Arm b. provided bis r- w re witi' "'em besrt and band ; but
a.teriy eoiabiuaiion of eerai.ee rtuc reoppo-e.it.iollowingiueif.aoois.iru
at be oai.a SABHAl'AUll.i.a Jjtm-Kral, ",,n '"'J ' noi; the only tenden
cy of which is to distract ami Hindu tbe
I Month, aid in the election of a Black Repub-
i iissa President, aad dissolve the L'uiou."
STJGo'iD. A lunatic enee informed a' Now, Mr Editor, ia not the Western Dent
inal
H ute,b.
am to view tbe subject, I regard the diso
lution of Ibe UniMi as the duett calamity
which oan befall Ihe people the r of
the Sou.h as well as of tbe Noith.' "
i Well may Mr. Bell say tbat "tbe disao
t lation of this Union is tbe direst calamity
1 tbat can befall lb people." He ba ex
South. Tbe acts of both show that tbe Ball
party is the great antagonist to Black. Re-publit-auiam
North and Disunion in the
South. TRUTH.
Hare manut'aeluri
ly on band a
M'PEIIKM! AIM K M-
whieb .ii .,tl'i:r lv In trail upa
1:1: vson vm.i: ti:imi
All who ar f.nd of lb
IK IT
e'JSS.J ULi Ctf-i-3J
, !'' "
( II Ml
Il .ii",
eW" We are rtq'ie.ted to give the fellow
lag an in.ertion :
We thank Mrs. M E. M., of be'lyvil!e,
N. C, tor one du.iar sent to .isai.it in fiutsh- physician who was eia.silyinf case, of in- j ocrat houud by the above declaration to op- atnined, he has weijibsd the matter iu tbe
lug the M. E Church in Cbariotte, N. C. 'sanity, that be lost hi wits by watehing a pose Yancey and bis schemes in exciting scale of honor and of justice. Will the De
Many hare contributed Iioerany fr tact ' pjiiticiaa, whose course wss so crooked that the public mind to scenes of blood, iu ease moersiie party still continue to spread their
pip-e, bet, as our Lor 1 s.i'd of the poor n turned his brain. If, on th contrary, of the election of Lincoln, weea by Ihe very document, over tbe eouni ry to deceive the
widow h ) ti.rew two mit-s iut'j the treasii he had been watobin? the effect ol 1 1 Kl n- ' act of tl.e I. isuniou nan v. thev aid the e- neoele ! Fricnrl of tbe Uuiei '.lit so our
will pleaae -, 1 1 si our Kstslili'limen
iMMMIfl KAMT OF TIIK BNK ir
Llll'TK. V' out il uu in Uoe of
fiom 4 lo 73! lis.
J ( KING,
J. M. SAM'I'I;S
( Wtsr 8, IHtlO. ,3'
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" HUDI1.RA8."
Mr. 1'slUnr : It waa not my purpose to
be drawn into a newspaper dicusiun while j
penning the article over the signature of
" Harmony," iu your iuc of a lew weeks!
since. Neither do 1 now, and should never )
bave referred to the matter again, was il
bot tbat some ' Dour friend " bas deemed it '
advisable to give me a long lecture through
the Column ol the " T rue Di mocral
'ii lb mat , over Ihe signature of " iladl- . ,i,..i. .. n,. ....r,,,.e nt aant ire"'
bras." Aud now, " Dear friend," as thou ,i, ,. , ci,rf i concerned that I. " 1'""
bast been so kiud as lo rive me a kind word. ' tor of ,n trust, fuibul th lo jnd will ' .
ry,' I h.s poor wosuaa bam j;iveu more sthxit H sir R. iterative, he would bave lec'ioo it a Buck Utpublic:in I'resi'lmit ? i caui The enemy if, i"at upon ua. Tee j wouid it Dot bo well that tby lecture should i '"wtul meaaa ... preserve the ((ul t,.,,.y
than tbey an, " .0 would we . of our fri.ad, sated hi wits sej learned a curleas triumph 'J hat i. the auction for the Wetem Hem-! Di-uaion party, headed at the South by W. begin at koine ! aad a yon seem lo take ''' "i.! .""..rj'JII'lV .!.!i"!h..'
nbe ii a widaa indeed. M ay the Lord rich- 1 of Art over N'stare. Hee adrert'setaent 1 ocrat, and every other framer of public o- I L Yaneey k Co , and at the Norlh by Lin-1 such great exeeatious to a " John Bell man " j j pi;KET'T, tlri"1''
ly reward b'-r. Tue THtnjxr.e in another Column. pinion, le determine, aud do not let us hear . relit, Greely Si. Co , kre trying to break etpj article, for " interfering in a family broil," i o-t. B, IH. n. . .. '.'"'T
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