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f . l-rt ii- - I I 'A !: . i .1 ' i. v-1" ' -Vcl. IIW;o.,42. ' :-.. . .. CAMEROtf.u I P. iJl' BIKIOR. X D J TOil A'. TV-' ' rv. ; w l- ' t " "u 'O krr t" ' . " ' " ' . I. . ' ; Hi,-i eatll ring ib yr; ? . "I ,.. i ! IW- 1 f Ilia tpw, .i W ; " TkV.M OF At ' ii . ; r t"9 ui , J, L TOE, 1 41 tlUM U Ctnti t4 fanry Pry CmJ, Bitt, ftpi, lartioUr atUalWa pw4 a " ' tADIH' IM.fl.1 GOODS 4 TClMMrXO.1 llr ilretl, r)etletlllr, aTlBrilJriiT, s . W. U liu, 4 JUsMtlUub, - Taw-- ' Hopkhs, Hull & Co. WilULKSAI.ti J, , . . J!. MtlUai4r lrrv , ''k, -i, (OppaaiU llawr j.lti4.) BtLTinOUC,!ID. vmT n.li TfViir Attorney nt Law, ; i rifxrrx:7iiXE, n. c. met a ou arn. Utf. ."Law. Cartnen:Mp.a TV . . fc .1 L... .1 - f - m fm, tfca mwt" - - ' , c'iantaTfr' f. aavl wui araaor w wa at Haa.! iaaaHaa t imuk-ra-ik, t . J y,lai iUV. : . J i SVMRS, ATTORHET AT LiW.1 r, .UC , S.C. , aatct iAa ' Cf mil. miKKrt l 1 I'M WD G : : SE.C3WT, Jaaa 1. 1S44. DHK.iL BLACK, orrics faoT oit tvi ; lr. a. lllandUlea , Cliawawl a4 tg ' raknaary f, Wat. W-tf ANDREW J. ST KDMAN, " ATTOSHEY AT LAW, ITTiTOOi; i, .la c. ayaWia atwod Iba Coamty aa.1 aap Caarta af ( batbaai, Mara, aad Uralt l.vaal.aa Jaly It, JS-V. vmsLoy f .ittorxiry at Liuy. Oft am lh .VwaiA jf a.a-t, . . atW.W t'tftdttetli liu'k. FaWaary, ISit.. v 11 E S ANDFQRD, - wm .wo ccraim AIT HdAWa' 0Asa at Dr. Halt's St B tii liug, oa Ba rt.. aaH-iHW. ' way ' A. M. Campbell, Auctioneer and Cammswii Merchant, . OILLESPIU 8TUKUT, ' rayattorllls, ill. 0. ttVf jo, 1st. 6-T Charles Banks ! aCOSI FntJTIOUK, . WH(JLK.1.tLriD UKTAIL PRALbtt IN iVatts, Xti C'yars, Tk, S"ft . , i cuiEiL?! rriti:i:T, rayittetilla, II. 0. Jaitiury 1C, 1854. . ' tf " ' -'-3. M.i THOMAS. . . -. : ' DSAika is FAKCY AND' STAPLE DRY GOODS, "BI1AUMIAUB CLOtlll.O, UaU Dapa, Bnaoakt, BuoU sa4 8hoea, Sbaatlnp, , Catwa taroa, Kanays, lUanknta, Aa., e. 3oasaMt10,,','MI"" St, f'tMiUa, N C, " r j7srBANKS7 ' -COiaiSSIOX AD FOBWARDIXC - MERCHANT. WlI'MISUTO:, KorlU Carolina , Jan. p,1805. - , . - - 10-ljr , "DAVID HcDUrriE, v nttlCK'MiV AID I LAST ERE I! 1 , . , I'ATET'TF.VIM.B, , c Rmpectfully tanJart kiaaamioa.to peraoat In tkiaand an ! tba a.ljjining aoanliM sUbing work dona In bit '"jaly 18, loM, , 1-Jj - , . ::iUi0RTEr3 AND DEALERS IN ; . CnztUh, German, and American Hard ware aud vuticry. .. ' . : ikt .4 Smkmrnm, AHMf. "7a .'.'V-V'.; , i.-; Cccond Stcch ai iCriUiici: I l.,l , 18 aow rK!.ilnp, d!rt-i lioui New Vutk, lili to'nd block of ., I. ' . .i. t ' l-'ull and Winter Drr U !.-" Aowng vkloh ny b fonhd, fii Ulntt ut Uth 1 U will l i!L:AP.ti.ill orr tJ. 'ilK j LsiJiH ri nnecifullr inrilej to jiff m - - li. f, i re. nuJ QusrlrrilJil tr-. t 5. t. T . 1 ai rri.Yiu.tf, I--- c.t'O, I Cti,;.i-n ! t ft ' f ' f,5! ' . , i t :. , i. i. Tlx I ! ki vf tit CU.1 Cvw,muSit ' - "" : .SliLLI.(i .IT COST. turn lama, fln kta ENTIKE STOCK OP GOODS . iMtuadtlXETr CO.-T C. U tHaek am. CO.-T Caali. tilek am. 1 HfcTAlU AU ar .jcfll Urifed a .la I tiovia, Hals aaa,'aJlWraeaaiOfaik?f. , dkr. A part aT k i-k ka fcaa , B. I", fCARCK. Mairjr UanJuukla avaUd da la Hay Kt., F.ytHnillr, gef . 1, Its. JJ, if kr ikciuawlTM. iiraalar iadarraiMtla ' V 7 . . i J Vi'"; " ' " racaa aVaaaoabla 1 Ja fHini , lal - ull.l....iul,.lL ir.B.tUQAlN.4waraaa'l4ad U aaT tnr;fci aia4l4 eJl at aa anj Ut ia lUit aav - 'Ifjllaa, . I 'Ml laaaw Uai ra Ua kr aw4 r atvaauri an r t aawaUalty Urllvd I call aa4 awka yayaaa. Attar ta Mi aa-arr ail an aSUat aiil MM a lat j Ort I, 1'4, .a. av,ta)a A RARE CHANCE! TUf rarailar aatf riilarra af (ba rarrtllllalltcl lar alr. 1. Hai .... I . . A. .11. i i( aaaa.aa aaj Iraaa all Una ifaatiUsf patUia, auk J a farwa-4 W lalara tki..M LmA .1 Lm aa. ftkj i .... ... '. ....... . . ra m ia u aa WMiurg w pr- caa rwam.f ta ar I-a t T lair af lua ka..in la rank tl.tl It caan. aaaaMa Ut frmU t p al tba rwWaa aaaalkg to aad , paaMf tmnrmsM lka Jar. f la awul af uf tUt biaaal. Ibin ia a ka j at Iil a pcra aaid raj.j .a thai ' ymj a wall, S, B, KO!if.l.TS a V. la If JOHN A PEMBERTON iu nn aatstrta m t IU Ml WUa Mka tt f l!k aad ; 1 I'aar lapte? Cao1araJtarv4 lka. ! aaaWworf ait lfa W- Ml lj. U f Hrk aa tta aS at d Uir Afi (v l-iika. Rk ( r asi eu aa n 4 rmh t.Ui aat a albar . j a ali.a , a 6.ahfck af CWa..ad ! ti, Iwt. aad )a:aa, JJay t-Ula, ela I .k a4 lil ja a !: tirWa af 1 JIUSS TRIMMINGSa i f rrarb ILaabaaniariaa, tlaaatia Ukta TviUra, awy ' .. at -a. .a fee aaiiy af Batal aia-a afcU Gaiuifauru L.I.UnJi. A fa "y km4m 1 ari.ra SI a(ad aartaia Ih av a.4, wtia tr.aaaata ta aait. tarn aary . kaaadiaaaa twt Wtadwa aa4ta. " AtM, fott OI'STS trfAt.---:: Dlark, tTar, at.4 It'ir t'-fxa l CWt'j., Rltck aad Ytt 9f Caaaiaaara aad VatUapt. A ry Sar (ck af tti: lor-TiAoi: ci.otiiisu fur ,lea Vaatha aad Kaja aaOa la tba Utaat alyka aad Hirtmmiiy rarraatrd. Tbaaaara rt-k aa lll aitb ffaat eara aa rrgmU ti.aa aad arte, aad aillba Brnj atakaia aa.ar ratal!, aa ory aT-cu.oilling Unaa. Tta pa'.Uo rrra.iy ar rjft:ul t iaiu.4 Igallitil tttrjiac f ir Uimwtt. J A. PSMlif RTtiX. DUaaluflan al tv-parf aerablp. Tba ItiM kerrluf nt atubb; Wlaraa DtJIS & Biiataa!, ia (bit !. dtutTi ty uaiaal cuamrai. Tlioa kaitfi H.r arcunnla wtlii a aarcrfn fM- aaH aad !(. aiihnil JrUy. or tbry aitl find Utrir j aaaounta la Ilia aaM ur aa fincar. LitUa a MUir, Jt pi. . ISifl. 1 lf Notice. BT iil of ta rkr. mi'ti ty Lit itonur Julia M. ltiek, ?r-i'iinr JaHfraat lb prrnt term af our aupertor C .ait vt Iji, I barrby f.ra pahDe oolli-a that a (iiUI Tata af aakl Curt will ba bM Ut Iba O.anty af MtHirr, al Ua Court lUaaa ia Carlhag, a 111 FiMirth klimilay ta Noraiaoer next, which will ba tha ttih rfy af tba nioriih. "whra anJ abrraall auitara and aniirawa oT tlirClvll D irUrl ara rrnnind to attend by 111 o'elotk by lb furannon of that iUr. Wilncaa, Oao. Ii. Culr, CWrk i.f aIJ Cnrl, at oftica, lb biy twfur tit lart klon ky ia Arua, A. P. . CitJ. 2. COLK. C. b. i:. Hrffi. !i, lfi. , . JtJ-tt 7 , UEXTLl.m:.Va. FumLsliini; Kitablishmcnt, : THE amlrrniftneil ia now raeeiring, diraet frcnt New ' York, kit r .11 nut Wlnlrr (flock of 1 lalitlug and t'MrilloilliNi' CiOOftM. Hating takra nnaaual pain in Ih aa'retion of bla (loot!, ba lattari bltuatlr that bit 8 lock will eoapar fanirably with an, in tba Market. ' , :. Hating act pal with a determinaU.m ta sail Gouda apon rraannatif trm to prompbpaying aud Caah cna tumara, ha fttla ibat tha rxierirac of lha pat juali Ae hiut lu smarting, that all Uooda acid ly liiia will gita anura aaimfacUoa at to alyla and prioa. . Ilia jitack aoaataU ia part of (ba following GooJt, rii! . -. .. J, ; t v-.W:. Cloth, Urarrr, TwaoJa and Canlia Coat, do do do do orrr do, - Erary rarlcty of atjl of Vtatt am) I'ajiU, Hoa.rry, (ilavra, 8bnt (I.mtn and Mcnno,) ' Kjloot, bbora, Uala anil C'npa. ' All af wbicb ka dope to ba abls to aelt at al w!y a day at poatibla. - , AH panuHis who aw na for pnrohasca prarlou to July laat, ara carnaatly nqooatitd to pay np, and ktap up tbtir and ay good aaina. . JAMES Mc-rUERSOS. 1 ' !y dtucet, oj'poaita K. tilorar'a ; Sept. 22, ItWo. 141-3M. A Great Kcmcdy and Preventive of Chills," Consumption, &c. IS a WtXTKRftUIT from IT oat ward's aue arice (lathltta; atere. tail and piirchaaaba fora yoa faara a bklll aaa af tkaaa fraaty .orainn. My Winter Ntork taoaapleta, aad sack largrr tha t bara arar affarrd txfura, incU'llng a larga supply of DOXi' aud tUCIIIa' CLOTHIMJ. A. J. WOODWARD. klarkat 8 IMra, twa door balow tha Slntl r.ararf, 41 J ytUvm, S. C. r3rpt.f JH It - .". FayetterK CI - B. F. PIARCE V t$KOW()I'KMNU, Urgi dc.imbU Blwk . ; FALL AM' uiTcn tioon-., I - Coiuip'ii.g la iri f VUm rvl Hjj'U ImUiui, mhi bcutirj nil. t JW;ti.t Mil luMrtiuKi " j ', " 4 , ' txUi und VVlni!lu KklrM, ' '' Jauvntl, uavk, J-anU I'lkiJ 4u.' t tfutU, I: uuJ An.ti Man I'r. .. j (kMliii HII'J ( It f , f itlMll-, .. i ! ! -r iin aui Td kina, ' liiah Luiaaa, fc-toiimrrit, ' 1 luaa laM CU.I1., T awrliaga ai. Kaf klu, , auiu, not. Haubi:, . , Hlr qaa!il j t-d lllaataia, , i " llibbaoa, E.:u, ClTa, llj'.ir, ie. ! - v fl.U, Caaa, Dm (m, roU, f aad l'mbrln; a fiwra aMArnDrtii al nai4lrmiiti Ulklnr. Mdtaarjr .antlf i (to IJSiKtE MjJlOS Ll, Mw ( tanctual oiouara, tiiorr ai H HOLE. ALKr BKTAlU AU ar .jcfll Urifed la ' (1 1? f l V f? 1 TSs I uuukjjiuum j T twaajaijif aa avek f t'ainilf Cir . X Crrl, ua u U itwt : 7i lUga Cvta, aawMJf ' r-i.ia Rr, M. tol Xo. I, til s-'l ' "I, la AUinut'a 8jra(, ... l'!aa. hiwrr CaaJilt, IS Cvir 1 ' j A !mauui ('a'tlca, ftwr-aul, ' ' ket la a Oraarry aiil U ktft caauianliy ua k4, aa4 aki aaa tvr b ar ba ua. -aiaat.t i f'6 -"umn. e. f , ViCKJtiE. , fcttra tw-.ly aavn; ad by Ualt A eku. DlailtU, ITerwis, KcitnckT Jfans, Kej atone Hiripes, aiwl a lare kt d" , i f r r aaia by B. f. ItoOfcE.-' t . (SKIiUt XAIU. 11 la. Al, Aa.arlaf. aa4 acau ktfpeiiar 1 1 A M- t U , I jrula ky E. f. MuoRZ. i Eaddlo and Camesa Uaker. Samarlfuf't ictfttait ik fab'itr aad fXl9. 'at all ii ul J ia.u a.-r if tlvMta (tat I V r ikl ka kliil it. li fc- La -- mm ak- . ... lUnnm , ,a . .u4 rf (j. A t. a U . M fBf1(LA ,fcrol (U SJ wl;cle ttl,. , fc, a f b. ; luniat alwaa. HD.i to rrpairwg. 0. JIOUSTOiN w OCt.D trim a bU tbaaka ta tba aaMit tt ka liirl aatroaaa- ) ha baa rrJ, aw: bvifwa, kt raara 1 ly fa ktaana, for oaattaaaitaa af tba taaia I- U a baa aaaaaaacl NtMaaaa aa biaawa rawfwarftal ily, aa tk aeatb at la af i'aia ttrvat, taa itean W I lea tut Car fa-r Dank aat tkrva daata aU.r lu aid aland, a ken ka wvald t glad ta aca all ka M rrtraiu. tla rtfnia la arrp aa SM a (- acaerv bmbI iT Saaatra, PrMlaa, a liff-t, aa4 arry Usirf ia hit liaa af hooint, N. H. Da aiiiattand ittiWrgf SatWWa, Bar aaaa, ic, aad k't ct.u ga .k.l ta auetate. Oroliaiaa awpy. " . ,, f SU't'OllT roi l! V ir.Y I'Al'SkJ, 1 :- .... ... .1 ,. . I . . k.W . 1 1 w. w.. " ----- T H E E X AM I N E R, . ; rnbliabed at t alatupia, . C. 7 Till-- J"ttH5l bterwd aftva It awumt rJair.a, aad will. 1 la ait laaua will cvuiiuruca lia ublicaltue af aa ' ' ' ". .. OIIIU11.VL PKIZE TALAV iffraat liurary ateiit and thrilling interval. Tit. wiU b folhtWtd' hy . a ataibs ar eniuixAi. itorifh, writlea xjnt!y.fr llift colua.na of Tha Kjumiiftr. Thr SloiL arr ail front Ilia pn of tOl lllEUS ttl'.lTtfli, aud will liiil atu a uc tra ia SiH'.liero paiiuokal litrralurr. We think froui arrattRnnruU Bow ia pn.jjrf w, ibat ia all futnta isaos af (ha Ei-ara-nrr, iu roiuninnwill bv fuminhrd with UlitUlX.iO T.M-KS and Vtt.KTXK.H, r.)ual t any pntTttbol ia literary jaaraals, bar Hli'vr Soara, ' . , Wa l va jriMr.i a lut-e eiiition, and will ba mal M to supply aw aub.-i rili from tla ean.turticiaxa'. of Uicaoatt.rie.4, if onlvr ar matin rally. Tba Kxawiuer u priulrd a a Uriro doublo aWt vt tight pag, oouUiuinjt l UU tVCOLUilS ufrnadiig lkr, with rurv few mlrertiFaniauU.... . . . Aa a LUXttAilV J0U11NXL, it bai aheady ukea a '.'.h Ua i, and aith pmpt r toconi-asrtueat will toon rank aawmjr the btt in Ilia country. - .- At a lOLlTiCAL JuL RNAI,, it will ertr aJrocat tha lligbti, lutararta, aod liw tilutiona of tha South. iiesiuc then feature, it will' weekly furnith. a; full uinmary of aewa. It will ba the aim of die Editor to make Ilia Examiner just aarti s paper at will cauae II to ba a weleomaruitor ia srery eoulbeta family. ' l'Ua tarnu) of tba txnuiiner, are ..-- THREE DOLLABS FEB Ali n, payable in all oaae in adnince. With FtTE TH0U SAND aubserilien at tuU prica, we will insure ta the Southern reading publio v . Til a! SKIT rtrSH OP ITS CLASS ever ieeued at the South. Forward your aubaeriptioiu for tb sew trolome. Claba of ten will be fiiraiaUed 'with the paper for twenty-tra dollara. Addrraa W. D. JO JSST0.V. Columbia, Jnty 81, 1800. " ' ' ' ' AGENCY OF KOltTll CAROLINA Mutual Insurance Company. THE eubeeriber bating baa appoiutad Agent for the ab.ire Compray will La pteaaed to take Kiaka ia IhUplaoaand Tititity eal jut aivatraaeoaalile terrat. ' Al'0. W. BTKELi . July., 1SM . '"-,... 181-y VTLSIXCTOV, (HitLUTTf, k ILinilFOED HAIL ROAD CSJJIl'A.IT. ' .- fpilB Annual ateetiaf af tka rftockboldera af thii X Coaipaay, wilt beiiald ia the Tows of Wilminf loo, va Walacaday iba 2ad day af OctobSr atxt. U. W. PreadC Sp. 17,13i. - - ' iia-lt lrfis f &f frt m M . . " IN WEIJ,t JUTiaSIiltS," . . , -0 . . .....v.; t THE 8Ay ItfUYEJl. ..... . T.aHea kvrrow i tka ria . , Of rkb,M, tba Ood of Iba Son, . Ii waaaantiun dt kttpaaftU plain, . , And at from tba aada-raa. ' Ha M anI tot ta go AertA toa faf, '" ' Nor Buuikrtr toa wldri to atray j But to walck for rack fairbaaalnf atar Tbat baatudx. tba lt IwaUa way. , . . ' JUd ApaUatkaiibboatiakpt, Ol traald jar fry avara aaill d, ; Tla ittra Bight Hnt ha ta mtpi "' ' l I.' . a A J i r f.'iaitaai tf Ul 'd. j i Kiit, alaa I tba wrak, Ignoraiit ia4 ... , , Uwded net tba aJtica af kb lira, . CUrataki y..(.;tba-Bad. " And aooa at I Uw di W all t Art. . - . . ' . , " . 1 Matatw. - ' It lk pradfot iad jrita tbta bawara ba lit aa ka ida tka uia-fr, - Imt tka I'aiua ta fraaMta ka War, ' OraWbhwaitalafaUigltataf. Tba aaa ba baa oaca lll'd tba ekair ' 1 - ttitk ialaa aad kwr aad akUl, 1 Vka kaxa atws ta hear and farbaar, -la tba at wka caa Uai til tt atitl. tit kaava bt ba to auaag a tU traaj, Wbaa ta pall op tba akWa, akca a goad, ta drira tLtm, ta aauW mntu, Ua (La broad CtBatilutiaaal read. Tbra baQ ta iba asaa tf Uw day ! With tba rin la bia kaad, at b-f.r, lla'U bcal aa ak-r-n Uit aai way, .lad tba teat, aa ba Sil'd, ca rox-Kiu. aa tit B-fih lmmrrr,J AJrrrtittr Sff t. 17. ULSTOItATlO.V T)V TJ1H MISSOURI compkomim:. . As the duties of a taleman are not rte- ci-ly liiuae uf a debating club, it always tries the pat ten re tA practical men to see efl.Mt waated io diseusptotis frtn which notbin? can rxa.ibly result. In great and critical eonjtnirturts especially a statesman dangerous ctiitrorersr, which it was. foliv, j lor the Sunders ofoiir system of Goverrk wiH study to discover the nteasure test J pay. it was nutdness to re-ofen. It repeal, merit, of tbat sense of their invaluable la adapted lo ntcet cxistingexigencie, and be as Mr. Fillmore justly remarked in one of i bor, of tbat love for tbe Uiiio!., cd"that de- ... ...i... .. ...v .,uu.v.....v, atrri sciarmF, na . errr tis I'lutaio exert t I etiee n;ay l. tor a stosrle tuotnent alter be As .Mr. l.Ursiore was oj-posed at the lime ' other band, ibe non existence of those fcel I is kiiL&fted Le has ho e'lunce of aucccna. I ta if itliiwrhar..r l. I ... r.. r ..I. ., ...I l : tAa a wt phytician, he w ill keep him-' eif accurately utforud ol tbe progress) of 1 the disease and the condition of the patient, ? and wiil not insiM that a medicine shall be ; adttiitWterrd todaw baeaat-a at would have ! prevented the malady bal it been taken 1 .. u lu-.u. ... .v u.n. -.,1. . the dineise in its present tne. and if the i patient refuse to tnke the medicine which I is nest to iiseii, r e must nor, jnereiore, sur fer him to die while he. is wanting time, in a rakt tlTurt to coiiquer his obstinacy. If lie rr !u5e the best medicine, he must give him the be&t he can ct him to lake. We notice that several conservative journals in the Srsuth have lately ad vocat- j the enjoyroent o(aeace, and ultimately in i'd:cukn "of public questions without re ed tlie tfitoration of the Missouri corn pro- j the ngiit of determining iBe ciiaravter oi j fereuce 10 their .coupecliou with party,but ni.te as I lie inti suitable remedy for the j their institution-, without irtttniidaticu by'j these are not ordinary , times, aad in 'the. present unhappy and detracted condition j in-jts, and without inierfensnce from ti c ! presence of the danger that now threat-, of the country. Could the South see the ' States. TLe .sovuer this d-clrine is ac-! ens the integrity of the constitution and tha errof bich was comtnilted iu its repeal, , quieseed in the .wtocer will that quiet be re- j Union, neutrality becomes neither tbe pri an i lof uiUai ily como forward for its res-1 stored to the country of bich it is so great- i vale citizen oar the public journalist, toratiosi, it uuuld at once ti:d all coiUro-j ly in need. 1 The impending coutest forthepoasessioa'. venry; but Litis we conceive to oe moral iy ; ! ...,.K' i luiT'ui. kSia aW-aa aan.t.l f. .w .. . I lllllrVMt VaOa I ULtClt-UV T O VailllUr IU Uri ' ; to n ruajt that ue c-jiriJer the clicukm t of this queUti. at tlai lime unwi and t . a Plot 1 - t 1 1 ! 1 ii.T iiif. iif iiiri)af,i nn en now mmnrfkat i J : r: puoitc anenwou is ne approacn.ua :i mi dcntial election, and we cannot see that the restoration of tha : MiasouH compromise U aquotkui which the National Executive iviii ever m ttsa vtitciat eapjtCiaa u caiuni t to' consider.'' ' Itio ..Missouri ...compromise' line was ealabhhei lv an aci of Congress ; i it was repeale-J ; by'an att tSJatiri gross; aod; j if it is ever restored: it leilisircs an act ot ! (Congress to reinstate it. ii' tlie questiou oft ItS'ieii'.oraliott is of any importance m the ; sorting tit rennsvlvama, in order to carry dotnestie tustitulions and the equal const;-. Presidential election, it must be. because j the State for," Ten Venl Jimmy," is that of! tutioual 'rights of the Southern States, and. there is a likelihood, or at least a ptwsibil- fmnking voters out of the foreign material 1 it has nominated' a candidate for the Presi iiy that Congress will pass 'an act for that j at an immense ratio. If these were per jdency, whoe election it seeks to secure by urpose, wtucti wilt ue suoitiitted to tne. 'reshlent lor his approval. II it is certaiu beforehand that no such net will erer come before tho President, the holq question is frivolous and idte, or at Joust has no per. Vnence to the Presidential election. , , 1' We suppose it will not b controverted that if Congress ever passes an -act reinstat ing the. compromise, it will be prior lo tlie passage of aii act admitting , Kansas into the Cuion as a State. Subsetjuent to that event its restoration would amount to mull ing; for the two-fold reason tbat Congress has no constitut ional power to -control the domestic institutions of a State, and that, even if it possessed the' power, its exercise would bo either idle op impossible idle if Kansas sh6uld come in as a free State, im pussible if she should come ia as a slave State; for the same majority which 'admit ted her as such would prevent the restora tion. . The whole question, then, so far as it has any bearing on the Presidential elec tion, reduces itself to this : Whether there is any ftossibility that such an act cau be passed before Kansas is ripe for admission aaa State? If the negative can be de- monstrated, then all agitation of the sub ject is futile and unwise. The present Congress, which has reject ed a bill proposing tbe restoration of the Missouri compromise line, will go out, of power on the 4th ol March next; it suc cessor on tbe 4th of March, 1857; and die successor of that Congress will commence its first session three years from the first of next December. JLoug belore hat tune Kansas will eitherleln the Union or knock-! ing.nt the doors of Congress for admission. ICthen.au act for the restoration of the j Missouri compiomlse is nut passed by the prose Ul or me next succeeuing vooreas, 11 ia certain that it" w ill never be passed at all. J"'5?5 r$ri fa ilwjr. ','.' The present CongneM will jiam no such pt, for tho Souih has a largo DriiKcrutic majority;- the next Conpres will not nasi, for the region tj,at .f,e J.),niocrat will itill htro the iscon-Jency ia tlm .Senate. Kvro the moi MRsuine of the IteuuLliran iour- pali aJtnit tJ. and no nan ia tjtji- PM'J exiravapaot eiKHjyk'fo (laim thai in the nx LmTe the bnate will be favora Lie to (heir fiewt. .The New York Kven. log Post iade nn mtimate day before yes terday, in which, after claiming the election in several Stales which the HepuLIicans are likely to loar, it only reckoned on t en. tr-five of the sixty-two member oflhcScn- ' j ate for Fremont. Kurlingame, in his speech Jin JJos-'on two at thrte days since, lnnde jwireai mm aiin a tiejrtibiican i'ie.-i(ieiit (and a llepublican House of Representa tives they would grind the iro-sluvery Sen- I . r.i' . ' i . . ate of the next Congress " as between ll.e upper and the nether iniM-sUHie." thus clear - is aumi;ting tbat tiey bad no hojws ot lbs Senate, 1 "We may cootideri! demonstrated, there- lore, mat an act tor restoring the M swri comprcmie will never come befora the President for his consideration. As con nected with the Presidential election, tbe question is perictly idle a mere abstrac tion, unworthy the consideration of a prac tical stn teaman, ft is unwl-e to discuss it as an element of the Presidential canvass; it would be tfuatty nnwite etxr to agitate tl again ta Cunyresi. Tae Missouri com promlie is like ralrr spilled vpi-n the tad, . . . . - tarn nccrr ue fainerra tip. lis rrpeali and rallied to tlie support and lor the sal teas a great blunder, but it is note tot lair. ration of the constitution and the Union, ! o correct it. The attempt to restore it at the late fusion of Congress is defensible on the ground that it was well to offer to lite Senate an iinrtu&:ty to reconsider its action. I t the Compromise is dead, and' it vould be as rational to trprct the reani- j matiom of any other corpse as cf this. No-j ihinp; remains but to pronounce i: eulogy and bury it out of sichr. " j i-ur more thin liiiity vears live whole ... .... i. :L I !:.... L ! country acquiesced in it, and it had acquir-' fed a Siacredness in nublic etimniion whith , it was UUtvi&e to diaturh. It had aeliie.1 a ma r Tcvm i, u.i iiic i iiii'.uritJ iK-x ixoin wotca nas ifsueU rut fur present evil. opinion, tbat iu repeal was aa act of (d'v. ttut w e 31 e quite sure we d not nirtpre- sent bis fccntii'nenu when. we savthatAe d,cs mot rata it mould be vise to ai- Umwt its mti.rnii'im nUit l&aT'Hr t, ao agitation kacimg this oMfct, eilM.-r in v, g(ui vr out 01 u. lie is too saza-( eious not to perceive that the ii;e:k become obsolete, and too wie to noi on has j ur wa-! ter around tlie root of a tree which was 1 airdicd two years ago in the hope of aain ; seeing it covered with futlagt;. "Nothing r.'.ow remains for the Territories : but lo see tbat by wise legislation,, proper, j Iv etifureed. tbe DeoDla are nroteoted in : .jjbe kiilowing e.ndorsetncat is made on .IUI3 niaJVrQ. tl,.. . .1 - . ' Jy ssnlimtnts. M. P.." The alwe wis fxwarded to J. W. M. Ik-rri-? . ' ten. rakWi.. or jjf. r.i :ii,trt. It en.bncf hist . . a .a a . hie in tnteaWtwrf of the Miri ? , . pn' T , . ' J - -Slriuwore a U-tter to Mr. IWrnen aj.pt ard i' " ua i.ui an aura. ' .... 1 "" MAXUFACTl' iUNG FOREiGX' xuilfe. ' j It is stated that amonir other nieans to ; which ur Ipeinocratio opj?onpnts- are te- j .who, by tlua declaration and proper"! thof residence, were entitled tolecume j sons lenjrth of residence, were entitled to become i citizens, no one would have any -rishl to ! object to it ; tnrt-wrien we are told that-one court iu the city of Philadelphia has already made within a "few weeks l.sOO titixtms, anl ia still engaged in manul'acuiringthem at the same ratio, our readers can judge for them- selves how.mnny oC these, a re justly entitled I to naturnlization pajwrs. ve onject to nit this kimi ol tlimg, as ot pernicious - imiu ence, highly detriineiital to the rights and liberties of free Americau-born citizens, no matter by whttt party it is done ; ntid whilst such a practice continues, no one should be surprised if the belief extends, that' "Ame ricans should rule America. We also; see it, stated in. our ' N6rjUiertrr1ie votes of one or two nt the North..' xchangt'g, that near ten thousand foreign-1 TJius we have tbe alarming spectucle of exchancti ers hav e been recentlr-raftfiWi'zMf ' in the city of New York with a spt?cial view to the J'festdential election next Tuesday j week." Thousands of theinil is said, have 1 not been in the imted Slates a year and j cannot pronounce our language intejligibly. 1 Vet those are the persons who are-endowed ! With the " balance of power" aud give the j casting tote, whether -for' weal or woe, in deciding the poUlicel destjnies qf pur country.- Vreensburo Patriot. Distress. -T-IIontee Smith says that dtntress, eren when pwiiivo or waperlative, is still only eo'oipsrative. As a illustration of tins idea, he relate the fulloaina cotfversatiuta : SncE Is the j pressure of tha tituvs ia our tow o," ssiA a Btr- i tuinbam maautaeturer to ma aent iu iato n . . . t -t . ' ii a . ka..a r. -,.1 wnrlrmitn hti jrill iff HI) ..'"TV, u v. -;.....- .i.;!i? . s . nothing compared to Loadon,'4 replied bis frhmd, ' we hav ,ays here wha still gtt ap tba inside of a cbiatney for a stspeuee." frf- ptj the priaUr tfpd wouia m nsppy. , Whole No. 145.. The following article, wt copy from th New Orleans Picsyano. Our readers re collect thai the Picayuno Las occcp!el until very recently a neutral position upon the 1 residential campaign. A'r Tilli PirtSlDENTJAL CONTEST." The Presidential contest, tho i'uues in volved In It, and the ptxbahlo reMlt, an the subjects now occupying thaV public iriind, from the St. John to the Kio Grande, frr.ru the Atlantic const tff that of tj furkttf Pa cifie. . -.' The present conteit for the Presidency is, beyond doubt, the most momentous line the formaiiuti f the Union. It ia but eigh Iv vaars since the Ucclr.r&fion at lmltwa uency, and not aventy sioce the nJoptiou of the constitution, and at this day the peo ple of this proxperou Republic are plunged j mlo a contett, in w hich tbeinlcriiy of th ! constitution, and ths exiatr-net of th I Vinn are at stake. It is not our purpoae, in ,th" place, tocn ter into a statement of tbe causes that hara operated to bringabout this lamentable stato of affairs. Tlie danger is present, and ur immediate duty is to aid in a vert its or . overcoroinjj is. At no former period in tbe brief tut glo rious career of the United States, Las the stability of our institutions been so alarm- -ingly tireatened as at present, and unless the devoted spirit of all true patriots be throughly aroused, and the conservative mssses of the reoole be Drornntlv orsrsnized j i we are on the eve of a period in our history from which date the rapid, decline of this youthful, profnerous, rirrantic and powerful metuber cf the famiicof notions. The riso of our country is "without parallel ia tbe i;ng record oi ages. I;s full would be tlie direst calamity latevrr was inflicted upotf tlie human rce. There were times that tried men's souK ! M iten tbe Fathers of the Eepublic struzaled . i n.. n to I ! eoii oniiL' u into exigence, i be present tekt ir t'.e I'r. i.tfiev will either nrnra t lh etUreneo r,f iLi f. -i..it ..f .li.m . vijiu i.a ii i(x i m, ov ii:cu uiu.'aS trie bicss- I.ingt we enjoy can t preserved ; or, pn tbe or tie jeof !e, and therefore tie certainty th-tl tltw davs of the great Republic of the 1 lest are numbered. We have too much couhJente in the iiitelliseoce, the virtue, lo jrreat majority of tiie Aoiericaa neoittV, to eiweriuin any wars as to me result., 1 ney wul not prove uuworthv of the blessirii thev eniov. In he tfdinarv contests between tx!i;i- cat parties Tar ascendency in the Govern nwut we have never taken an active part. The political arena has no charms for as. We art uual!y content to confine our cares to the notice of rianin events, and to rha of the etecuUve .cnair of the Ucpuwio m- i voives dearer and far more important iuter- " - la ' ' & . . ests lhan were involved in the struestes of Whius and tKenioc"rats for ascendency in- . 1 . . rt'i - r . 1- .3 ir.e uovt-rtm.ent. 1 neir noiuis 01 uinerenca re contineJ to -We mnc.ples on whici the Government might bo administered witatnost.. benefit .'and advantage to tho comnit, weu1. Now tlw casfi U different-- a "-'S' v u 1 k a 1 tt ij aa titv n.-tv a jr w k vut i country a jwrsistent.'etiort. is made to pre"-.".' i cipilate a secJct.al contest far -the, ,Ptesi-v ' t uz tl.e tii st t me in l.ie n.Morv ot our dency. A ptiwerful .piirty'-tsi. organi'zel'. tliroushout the Northrru States on a basis of avowtJ. and unrelenting hostility lo -tho the united Vote cf the Northern State, The great nnd gooi Washington, in his farewell a'ddre, warned us of "the danger of parti'crf in the t.tfe, with particular .re- rerencelo tne ibundins ot thunvoti scOsra- phical discrimination." Sixty yeant had i pet efspfei "since the FatLor of bis Country gave that invaluable lesson to u. wheu. ia" total disregard of the advice of him whom tuey preteuu 10 uoiu in reverence, a pow erlul party was crgauued on tne very, grounds-lie deprecated as one ot the great est evils (hat could befall us. In opposition. to this party the Democrats have nominated a candidate whose only h"pc of success iiu Lis receiving the united vote ot the ooutnern rotates, togctner wsut a sectional contest before Phis is an evil which must be avoided rf possible; the success ot eiiuer ot these parties, it seems to us,. would produce none but evil resuh's. The success of either " would bo the triumph of one sect ion of the Union over another section, in the nature tf thingr the suicidal agitation now prevailing, would be heightened and .oggratated wtnenever party gained the ascendency. Such being theafase, we should be want- In.r UMnli. ... mi. .iinfrt- vs Hhotiiil ThiI tnrpet lha reauiremenls and resDOfisibili- : i ties which attach to XSs as an tJrgan of pub. lie opinion, as a "wntmel on tho watcn tower of liberty," If w e remained passive " and maintained the positron of an uncorv- i.iani.ilr rC a tfntts nt trl Yi-KiK raa ti II5TU Oil VhaAtw va vvutvat ata uivtt aaa v t . ' ... i involved- such momentous results to our country, and to the whole civilized world. It is said that Liars u at oCers ttt cents reward, ti aria tuta who will nrodace that knasaack Ba- cuanaa wuwuiu.8 y " V-VMV w aVaaa-'J IV, ft9i. r. . CWB. , aw- -f-u-a -T-W rar -
North Carolina Argus (Wadesboro, N.C.)
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Oct. 25, 1856, edition 1
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