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NORTH CAROLINA ARGUS
TM k Ik Pa-rWt rifBtt a. eternal vttl -B..MUastul..t-
tUVnmmmM M...adrl1re.l.Wep.
C. W. FENTON, Editor.
WADEIBOBO', X. C.
THURSDAYMARCH 29, 18C0.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN POOL,
Of PASQUOTANK.
OURRFXVES.
Ws sr aot ao isln M to prcaum lbt w shell -op
Ik xnallgneat slandrrs and vituprtiv effort
of political Bmia lo wound oar reelings, and lo In
lira as. W fed IbwWful Uit we can "jonsoicntiously
any to these individuals who cas 6ml no better em
ployment Ihu that ntwiguing ws " viper-,...
they ar gnawing lb 81. Bettor men thaa we
k. beea abused. Mi -illified, and booted I lb
grave by slenders Mm end fool tb brti tbl
conceived, ad lb toepies tt -Uerti th.m. All
-wtliav to iy la relation to lb charge that ii beiog
indurtrioaaly circalatad bereaboots that W r an
..--Aliolitloniet-is, that '' Whe" lbM
bodies wer recking their mothers' pspi, nd needed
. .niWinrtto kl them decent, (tbey noodsewe.
i.i. i w.. now re. the enemy of
DOUJ W"J " ' 1
Northern fanatics, and dctoted onr lime and ear
ii.. .ltiMP of Southern rights. Ws
mean, - j -
ft.. .11 wbo ore skeptical !n Oii matter, to a arti
cle, in rep'j ehrK of thU Iu,,ttr'' ruUihe'1
the Aryne about a year linee.
TOOCBVOIKO MEN.
- Now 1 the time, aayi the Raleigh Ryot", for lb
Whig young men or Ibis Stat to win laurels for Ihem
mrecs, while Uiey will be doing good service to tbeir
eoaiitry. Never wa there a hirer field tlian la now
ununited, and aever was there a time when on enuld
mount the roitrom with more confidence than at this,
nresent iuncture of affaire. The misdeeds of Democ
racy everywhere, and the anjust Slite platform of the
party in North Carolina, furnish Inexhaustible themes
,in!n in.liinuition and sever reprobation. No
wi &- - n d -
man of ordinary intelligence and information can fail.
with these theme, to trip up the hecle of the strongest
Democrat he may encounter in debate. -
There is In fact so much to be sold sgaint the Dem
ocratsthe means of slaughtering them are so ample
lial it is difficult to determine which to select.
W hope, then, our young Whigs will go forth con
. qaaring and to conquer. ' -
roaag ' mo f Anaon, and Stanly, and Union, and
RiokmoaJ, be p and doing! 1)o you want aomething
to 4 for sbacaaM? Make up elub forth Afgm.
Xmm mm ef Stanly, who inherit your father' prin
cir le-wb boast it was, and is, that tbey and yo
Henry Clay Whigs rememoer ine iienry viaj
..I T I! HP. UNITED
Acreed-de a your hand, old feUow." Ak, ms!
twenty years make a difference In a man' Hf.
'Th approaching content forth Frwiiaeney win
be the moat ImporUnt which ha t Piaee ainoe
tb formation of tb Oowrnment. "-&"'"
tru-tru-tb greater aeoessity for tuo for U
sake of tb Union. Tb party uichtfo" bat
been acting alnce 1840, hat been wting lb Union
erer since, and it la not eared yet. It la Urn tber
was a change,
mi... t. .n1t;il ilrnend tb xHtene of tht
Union, lb safety ef ur proprty, and It may be th
liees of our families and the de.Unlea of unborn gen
ra lions. Sim Jar J.
We do teriW belieee thai tb iUtene of th Union
depends npon th- irfnt of th Democrat! party, to
which w ow all th ill which now afflict tb eountry.
Th safety ef our property also depends upon th de
bit of thai party, for if they are oontinued in power,
their rulers, progressing in th sam ratio In the
future a in the past, will not be satiffied with public
plunder (eten now they rue to dirtribnto th pro
ceeds of Hi sale f public lands, which belong alik
to all the Btatee, among the States equally,) but will
find ways and mean to obtain and retain tb prlrat
property of liie eltliens of the screral Stat. Th
lire of our familie ha already bee endangered,
aye, worse, destroyed by Democracy. What think you,
people of North Carolina, of party whoa leaders
(ay, their President) turned th weapon ef the Stale
against the people of th Federal "eity, and actually
shot, in eold blood, om twenty or mor citisens while
In the peaceful exeroia of one of their dearsl pruu
er the electlre franehia. And what think you was
the pica which this party, who all themseWe Demo
eratie, and yet depotioally lak tb lie of tb peo-
pi because they stood in the way or a Lie raoc ratio
aucceas-what was the plea with which they attempted
to justify themseltes? A riot I Well, with this plea
they wenl before the courts, and although tbY had a
Democratic judge prone enough to lean toward the
aide of power, nod wicked enough to gratify bis own
hatred and wreak Tengcance against the inuooent
like the listed Jiffries, making the end justify the
means-with aU this in their faor. andjft jury, nearly,
if not all known to be hottil to tb cause, they failed
to establish the f lea they were left without JustiOca
tion. and are to-day, In the sight of Ood and In the
opinions of good men, guilty of innocent blood mur
derers and the. blood which they shed cries for on-
ninst the oeme tra tors and contrivers of the
r- n . .
murderous plot, and will eoeer with shame and eon.
fusioa th guilty parties when they stand befor the
throb of Ood In judgment. Yes, fellow-citiiens, on
th defeat of the Democratic party, depends "th
saftrty of yonr property and th Urea of your faun.
lies." Not only has Democracy abed th blood of the
people with her own hands but she has instigated
others to in urn their hands in innocent blood. . De
mocracy is etoarly chargeable with th John Brown
raid. . Th man who perpetrated this outrage wer
Abolitionists Republicans, and richly merited the
fat they met, (and w hop that all others of them
who ngag in Ilk enterprises may meet with similar
am
waa hunted to hi grew by Democracy yillined while
lieiatj, landed when dead. This sam party is still en- faMt j but, reader, do yow not know that that party
eWia th same dirty work of tilliSeation they I 0jjlleTW)imTtk,an existence but forth continued
J and your fthera-rall yea -ftooti'toaiad, 1 tKiutloi of th qucation of slaTryin tad ont of
and for JH) ether cause wan Defuse jqu ansjou. v- j Congresfi by th Democratic party T If you will read
rani. . Twang men of 8tanly, you bar among you foryi)nrlelfi yoa cannot fail to be eonrinced of th
at knot owe of the dirty viumera, wuo, .-. of ,hu jt , , ki mUfortuo tnat ao many
liouiie himself crept into a lion's Skin." Pleased with j p, depend for political information upon th mis-
his borrowed rob h tmaginoo as coum y. demagogues whose interest it is to ueeeiT snu
roar of th king"y beast whose garment e wore oni
in the attempt proved himself an ass.
OU& CANDIDATE.
W anil with th Groenabor' Patriot la saying, It Is
traly gratifying U with what cordiality and onthn.
skuai the aoaaiaaticn of Joba Pool is greeted by tb
Whig Ihronghoatlhe Stat. Th atir Whig prw,
w Uliere, hare rained hi name as their candidate, and
expressed tb determination to do all in their power to
elect him. The Whig platform, and epoailly th ad
valorem plank, has gWea great satisfaction, and now
that th ppl hat come tb consider of it, and to reeog
nix how fair, jt nod equal it is, it is fast gaining
friends, and hundreds who were formerly opposed to ad
yalorcm.heeairw they kadnot token the trouble toinres
tipSVe it, are now among its strongest friends. Bcfor
the election, these hundreds wui nare increaseu to un
root them.
"North Carolina, from her reliable, eonserratiTe
character, as well as from her position as on of th
old Atlantic State, will perform aa important pania
this contest.' '-Stmi)dartl.
Indeed th will. ' Sh will perform tkat part which
she oaicht to bay sooner peribrsaed. Yes, North
Carolina is eonserratiT at heart but her people bar
htn hetrared into sectionalism. The secret CirtuUr
issued from th Eeleirh Sfndari (Bee, in February
1859. and circulated among Democratic members of lb
Commons, says truthfully, "Th Stato waa Whig for
years; and its transition! and principle take tktir com
vlezio from ike old Wkig tnlmml. It was only through
the prostration of the old Whig party when betrayed
br Know Nothingiam, that the8tot went oyer to the
Democratic side. There has been, boweter, ao rad.
J0H5 POOL AND JOHN W ELMS.
Th following xtract, najmth Ellsablh City ,
Is taken from lb speech ofGoreroor Kins,"
Democratic 8uts Conrentioa, aoptig It nomination
for tb offio of Goremor, as reported in the AaaWsre!
of lb 10th Inst., anjl therefor, w suppos, autkeou. j
- 'Th Opposltloa adopted ad valorem In tbUStotoj
as their hobby, and bee nt forth a standard bearer.
who, a lew short mourns ago, on "r--
tiro of tb State, by bis rot. declared d 0,0m1to
be wrong In prlnolpl. That party l"rwg 'J
ternal Improeemente, and yet they select a men to
enunciate and defend their pletform who ha inyaria.
bly roted against etery railroad proposeu w u- -
during his Una ofMreio In th Legislature.
Saying nothing or th bad last, ana me want oi
courtesy, Minced in th abo paragraph on th part
of Oof. Ellis, In attacking hit opponwit In th midst
of his (Ooy. Ellis's) friends, and In th absencof Mr.
. . . . . i . i
rool and on an occasion in wuien n couiu no vm im
plied to Oor. Ellis has, In th abor little extract,
attend two flat misrepresentations, vii:
1st. It I not Into that Mr. Pool, "on oath, a a
repreaeototlT In the Legislature of th Statoj by bis
...l. ilrxUred ad wolorem to b wrong In principle."
2d. It la not tra that Mr. Pool "ha lararlably
.,1.1 Milroad OrODOStd to b built
during bis, term of serriee la th LerislaturSj,
la these two assertions, Oor. Wits nas anewu wu
self to be either wofully Ignorant of Mr. Pool's Legli
lallT record, or that h Intends wilfully to mlsrepr-
m .1 . Jit
.ki- II. m uke either born oi me uucmua.
Takinw Into eonsldoration tU fact that, at lb U
Mr. Tool waa disUnl from lb Oorernor nearly two
hundred miles, th sttack may bar been a 4re one;
but it lacked a heap of being truthl. W bop thU
is not an indication of th spirit in which Oor. bills
intends to coutluct the campaign.
. FILIBUSTER MEETIRQ. . "
', W eommand tb following artlcl, wldek Wpy
from th Atisnt Amtrkw, to th attoatloa of our
radr. 11 Mr. Arery will read It think h will
Withdraw tbpilht 'gurrilU," which h pplld to
th Whig of North Carolina, and acxeewieoge vaai
the nam I far bettor suited to th partywbos mem
bers are openly sngaged lo nllbustorlng intorprlssa
making war upon Irtondly , and wUenlng th
breaches between lis" and other, caused by th narrow
policy of a Democratic President. They r disunion
ists, and design lo lubrcrt tb gorernment of lb
country, and tbs designs, it is declared by General
h,vh. "ar known to. anJ spproteu oy, u uoT.m
m.t of th United States." JVoe-Thos disunion
lbusUr ar Democrat.
i ..t .;Kt 'latliuL.lsererul rceruttlognlibnsters
esllina tbmsles Southern Us guars, or Knight f
a. . ..... i i .1. L P.. ... ..ii Lui.
Ih Uolilea Wlreio, nciu ioru ur.
dd of our citisens at the City UalL Oen. Biokley,
the Commander-in-Chief uf thia oath-bound, military
.-a iiii..! nrmniution. said he had worked sinos
1854 to organise mis infim, ....
Iween thirty and lhirty-e thousand misgulitod Amer
lean cititen belong to this stupendous marauding
party, Including lUpretcntatire and Senators in Con
ires., Ei Uoternors of States, Gee. Harris of Ten
nessee and th present Lieutenant-Goremor of Texas;
and, further, that th designs of too engaged In,
and leadiag It. ar known to, and Pprowj by, th
Goternme nt of th United Btates. Gen. Biokley de
clare! that th Mexican Gorernment was a failure,
and that it should be changed the eountry conquered
ii M. Pnol Is also yore eerer lo bis letter
ajraiiist the Democrat,, charging them wi n oorrupuo..
uf.. I . mnr. .irninst t 10 Black KCDUbll'
rj U b 11 sj n ttvi b saw vu m .
cans. We eall the particular attention of the people
in this fact. Is be tbus earenu not
Black Republicans
up the great 'Opposition party
to denounoe th
becausa they belong to and make
iition party' of th eountry T"
Standara.
Hut you no word to soy about th charge of cor
ruption T You do not deny that tu cnargo is iru.
Yon tannot. Ton call particular attention to Mr,
Pool'a savins; noAm against the Black Republicans,
..! insinuate as the eaMsc that that party oeiotg. .
"the great Opposition of the eountry. in otner
words, you insinuate that be is an jtioKionirf, as you
t (n.innated: snd then charged against John A.
Cilmer. You made Henry Clay an Abolitionist. VW
.r.1 Scott say la an Abolitionist. General lay
lor, loo, was sa Abolitionist, though fa owOfd a large
number of alares, and "waa as true snd loysl to lbs
South aa any man breathing. And who are tbey who
make these wholesale charges or Abolitionism again.!
men whose moral characters ar purer, whose lives
are abor suspicion or reproach, and whose patriot
ism ha been tested on many a bloody field t Who
an thee who. bavin: ralsined very principle which
they proclaimed, and having, thereiore, none w
rend, depend for success upon maligning their fellow
citisens who resort to th contemptibly infamous
weapons ordetracKon and slander to Injur what they
cannot equal, and destroy what tbey may never hope
to itmftate fewho aw the; - They -are wemocraw
"alia Fllibuter. alia Diaanionlst.
And who U II. man who make this insinuation
against Mr. Pool, and the Whig party who have chosen
him their leader? " year ago he pompously paraded in
his oarer that he could "kill and make alive." To
day h is as bumble as a man ought to be who U ner
Dolitical death. "It h oot tor a to dicta, but w r.
snectfully nggat," is ih languag he sow usee
might hav been better fof him had he wy been
thus bumble but unfortunately, like Cesar, be wu
ambitions! and it will be said of him, ere long, by
th Deaocraey "bat aa he waa aiaoilioas, w slew
t ojjktT C
snd
. Texas, sy
ical ami tuential ekdnat in the viet of Ike people upon
sands, snd John Pool, with iul rights, equal privil- gfHertl ?HM(tnM of public polity. The viwsar cet
eces and equal taxation Inscribed upon bis banner, and nnt, and may be tutcenfaUy appealed to
will be elected by a most triumphant majority. I for vxTEll ovxbtbsow or oca fabtt
offer any grounds for it to our enemies
. when we
ggf Whig meetings hav bom held in tb extreme
east and west, retifying the nomination of John Pool,
and wdorstagtheeetionor the-Whig Convention which
recently aseea bled at Ealcijb, and appointingdele
gates to the District Convention. .
Whigs of Asson, remember that you ar to meet on
Tuuday of April Court for a similar purpose. Let us
L... a roosinr. meetins. Let every Whig every op
ponent of Democracy and Black Republicanism be
present. Com oli men come fathers, and grand
fathers, and bring your sons with you. We want your
counsel. Your gray bairs inspire respect. We arc
sot of those who despise tbe counsels of the aged and
experienced. W Uave thai to Democracy. We
want men of experience, to plan and young men to
execute. Remember, young men, your eountry needs
your service. Com with yourfthers imitate
. e:
..n. th.;. and it shall be well
iuvam i.vw " ,
... . .
with yoa aad wit ttaoe wnom yoa um.
th meeting, and let as hear from you. Payno atten
tion to Demeorati twaddl about Abelition-RepubU-aaUm-aak
thorn if they are in favor of "equal taxa
tSoa," ttiat's lb iasoa. Keep them to that. Come to
the meeting and let as reason together.- - ---------
. . . .u. nnnntis District Convention, which
an9.m
Than now! what do vou think of Ihatl There's
Democratic' testimony for you, and an open confession
that the peopl of .North Carolina ar Wbios that
their views are permanent and settled, and may be
successfully appealed to for the Met overthrow of the
Democratic party! The Democracy know their own
weakness, and confess it They have but a name to
live. -Thev fear the truth but people of North Car
olina, the truth ehall make you free, and scatter to the
winds the false and baseless fabric of Uemocraoy.
Verily, North Carolina iriU perform an Important part
in th eoming elections, and that important part will
be the "utter overthrow" of Democracy. Democracy
is opposed to equal taxation.- Democracy is tiie enemy
of neaee and ood wilL Democracy is the enemy of
their the people in the disguiseof a friend- wolf in sheep's
clothing. . . " . :
"If we falter or lose ground here, our allies in the
non-slavcbolding States will be disheartened, md vi
may lose everyone or them in November.' Standard.
You have already faltered, yoa have already lost
ground your allies in the non-slaveholding States are
already disheartened. Your party is split into frag
ments, as divers as lb planus wnicn compose juur
fellow tnat swaiioweu
poech was about an hour in lengin, aau we. mi
1 by speeches by eue or two other gentlemen, ex
.iug similar aeutiraeuU in th sam mnnr, in
uk one from the Chairman of the meeting in his
Your
ti'atform. You are Uk the
. ......
, .i.. oa.u ;.t . .TnoDsis of whose . hroadaxe but sot choked with 4he nanuie
met at unanow. - , 7 , " .... .kli ir ,r allies in the
DroeeedineswiU be found elsewhere, r. meonsisuint r
proeeeuing. w .j wa iri Bsamitlut a miieraHerfaction,
that he wouhl.Stana oy pany orSuiiwv r-v ...'.
Jo-iul and showed (so th. report says) that the held together "by tb. "cohesive power of public plun-
eaent OpposiUon, through all ttt phases, had pursued In November, if th. wishes and tb. prayer, of
lSSZ U.Wng poUcy.but that th. Demo- good men avail,, o. ,U1 noton 1, lose "every one" of
Z ZTLl ever been, and was now, a party of your .Ufa, but yo- be lost in the. "noise and eon-
rriutil How lb Opposition party has proved fusion" of inevitable and irrevocable defeat andly
frvutpic. a rr r , M(J ,bel(t
aiaekUncand tlme-aerving uom aw , -
wm 1 . i;..,t mwt at the bestl encouraged
nope, vi u.." . (5 "
to higher, nobler, brighter hopes, that our "Heaven
favored land" will go on to complete the high destiny
marked out for her by tb. banS of Omnipotence. This
she can never do under Demon ratio rule. Her of
fences and corruption ar rank. They "smell to
Heaven," and lb people, to save the eountry from the
consequence of their misrule, and to avert tb yea-
geaaee of Heaveo, must cast them rortn, even aa jooau
was cart Into the sea, to save th ship of stato ffom
wreck and ruin. -
"Let every Democrat in the State-riot every voter
ia th 8tatetbink of the things." Standard.
; Amen. ; -
tUc Democratic party is a party of principle, will ap
year readily enough. It Is as plain at that fiv and
two sank seven "five loaves and two fishes."
- ' r. i 1 ...; th. Unit number of the
Deaf Mutt Caeitl, printed at the North Carolina In
atitute for th Deaf and Dumb and the Blind. It I in
quarto form, eight psgos and fuU of interesting m.uer.
a ...h.r kaa been printed, from tb setting
of the type to 'lb. press work, by thrdoaf mute pu
piU in the Iustitution,' requiring no other assistance
thaa the correction of th proof, sheto and getting
th farms ready o the pros. -
Wendell he
"PIG AND PUPPY."
When you wrote Ih article la which these word oc
cur, friend Spelmao, your decidedly handsome face and
.lturtthrr nleasant contour, we can imagine, looked far
less prepossessing hrttTWben we bad th pleasure of
taking you by the band The raet is, inena opemuu,,
that when we were seated at the supper tabl of th
Bovden." and casually threw a glance aroona upon
th countenance the busy Uirong, we singieu yom vu.
as the best looking man iri that crowd. W did not
know you, had no idea who you were, but that yoa wr
a rood looking fellow, we knew right well. Afterward,
when we were introduced, we were plea sea to nna tu.
.n, nrr.oueion in your favor was not misplaced
We wrote you down "a gentleman," and were gratified
that so excellent, and in good looks excelling, a man
was a brother of tho corps editorial. Now, friend
Hnelman. will you obliM us in one thing. Don't spoil
your good looks by writing anymore such articles
The word od valorem does not occur in our platform
but "eouet taxation" does. All we want Is to equal
iie thinsa to omke fair that which is unfair to make
jutl that which is unjust. You can't, surely, object
to that. The great and principal inequality complained
of Is that which exists between lands and slave prop-
. ... ..... 1
erty; W only wish to restore me equmunuui
the action of your party, In relation to free suffrage,
disturbed. Now, d;n't make any mor wry faces,
please. 1 : '
' "DANGEROUS AND UNJUST."
Th 0 reensboro' Patriot say s the platform of th De
mocracy of North Carolina, framed at their late Conven
tion, contains A resolution to the effect that ao ad val
orem to x is "dangerous snd nnjust." And yet th
Democracy of Guilford are for ao ad valorem tax; r at
least their delegates in Convention voted forad valorem.
n does it haooen that the Guilford Democracy are in
favor of this dangerous and unjust system of taxation?
Are they not afraid that W. W. Avery will class mem
withah guorillasrth - thieves ana vaganouu. ui
BUte? Why surely the Uuiuora ueiegauoa u
tb fear of this badly beaten Congressional canoioaie
before their eyes.
It is a souroe of great gratification to us to know,
that the Democracy of Guilford favored ad valorem.
It was just Hk tb eiiiiens of Guilford. Whether.
Whigs or Democrats th oitixens of Guilford sre for
whatever Is Just and right; and though they may hon
estly.differ on political questions, yet whenever sny
thing so plaitf and evidently right and just as ad vale
rem Is brought before them, they will be found united
in their endeavors to mete out Justie to all. Guilford
eouuty will do ber duty and her wbol duty In August
next. 'J '
And ao will Anson. and all th rest, t-vunwe
to all. Who dar oppos it ? .
and subjugated. H slated that this Government was
also a failure that it should be dissolved, aad that
he was In favor of .lis dissolution and that when
Mexico was subjugated and IMS uovernmem uuwitoi
hat warm Itl faxVliF ol formine- that country and th
K,.tf of this into a separate confederacy,
llis speech was about an hour in lengtn, aau was ioi-
lowod 1
press!
.i...ii
inimitable stylo. It was claimed by th speakers that
tin Govertimi nt of Mexico bad luvited the chivalry (7)
of the United States to aid it, Just as our Government
had invited France to help us in our struggl against
Great Britain! , ,
r.n li t,. true, that Keorcsentauvct ami oeua
tort in tho United Stales Congress sr. privy w, or -
workers, with these wild and recXless scnemes oi cob-
Can it b true, mat uov. u.nu, v.
tl.o uoond oRiocr in tu uovernmeut oi
vn,nthiia with, or ate member or, a secret
oath-bound military organisation, having in view the
. . ... i : . : . af.vi.i.
dissolution ot the union me uujugt.uu w.
another Confederacy out of lb
raiment of the two? Can it b true is ii possioie
i.. i.a I : ..urninani sii iiisb iju'lbu axmvnm i
and approret 0r, the unholy and nefariou designs of
ti.i. ......i iln1.c-rtiflTrribu!teriiiir oreaulxatlon T If all
this b so if an aflii mstive ropou be given to eur
questions-then we ask, are the people of lb Southern
. . r ...r..l.M staui vMWtfi
U .aa NlulA wsUI V UI IlITU! K B,(J1I1UUI avi aaaaw
tb present colored mongrel race in Mexico as co-equal?
j.i, t w. vreatlv mistake if they are. This
. -j- .. ... . . . ,fc:il..l .
i. n i.nul.l tia torn ud nv me iron, "".
Notice whe presided and were attive in this meeting
.. : i .i i..ivn..n Mw,ntlv annolutea
all ijemocraw n ax iu. uuun.----- , , 1
iu.iiii..i. . Nat cetnesenlimenisauTaaceu,
that this Government was a roilur tuat n soouiu u.
dissolved that the speakers wer seeking and work
ing for that result and then remember the (set that
. .Mlrin. to sneak in behair of tb Uuoa was
hissed down! les, eiUieus ot ausuui, one oi j
number, for only asking how and when the sentiments
mieht be' answered, waa hissed down!! Will you per-
...,-h ikinn? 8hall Disuuiouiste meet, organise,
denounce your government and form a secret oath-
tv.md militarv Dolitical oriraniiation- in your mklsL,
and Union men biased down nut allowed v to ask
civil question? ' , ... . . .
TU Mnnth hta innt neeu invaueu. wi.n a ucs.km
excite an insurrection a design on the part of Ih
leaders to instigate one .Portion of. her population to
ria. and overpower the other. She ha declaimed in-
ltsaMaant1 ar i arm in fit it nvbti has denounced it, and justly
Tbs leader of th invasion and attempted insurrec
tion have been kuny. The Boutn ieeis riguieo
avenged, and shout amen! to tb hanging. Good
asavw war r n rtPMUinuci Llisa iiiuausvue
punishment merited. How, thea, oaa she applaad
miA I. . .intl.r ieked dasum OB a aeicuoonaa
t v in. u. ara luvitaa w atsuce.
lteavs. rn.wt.tt tilal tlfinilfMI IUUDWfl aaarvst J - - -
sited to tb South too. Let those having such designs
on Mexico, be wrnd by the fate of John Brown!
Tk. .t.i ..t.Uii hv Franc, to this eountry, and tb
ever glorious name aad magnanimous course of Lafay
tt hav been ooupled with thl uunoly attempt.
France came here lo help us against an opprvww -v.
to elevate Benedict Arnold over George Washington,
, . .... t I our armies, snd he fed and
elothed our soldiers. W hea Franc bad aocomplishe
k.. aku.1 .h. withdraw her toroes. Do tbs bm-
busters Intend to do this, or do tbey intend to remain
and enrich themselves with tb spoil of conquest
Will tbey not remain in Mexico, and despoil th Mexi
cans? When Lafayette accomplished hi purpose, be
returned to France. Will Gen. Bickley do the same,
when he has accomplished his mission?
An organisation more dangerous and anboly la lis
inception, progress and design was never organised,
and tktM be dueountenaneed and put don.
mv Tk tola Democratic Convention In
.AD VALOREM.
It means, ayth. Cariwf WtJtkmem, awarding to
tb valaa. Aa ad valorem tax system, i
that all proparty U mad to way wordlog to it .
Th maa wb wa maeh SeJsaiM property, Wuv
be bad, aacroe. ma nfae taring ar athw aaafe,
mm awdar this avatom. aaeordlni to lla value. ' If
hi property be worth $30,000, he pay twice a maeh
tax as h wk waa- 910,000, and foar us as maca
a he whs owns only $5,000 worth, aad sooa. Than,
too perceive, It la aa ttual system-bear a D
...ll. ! smaortiaai to what thev ar. worth. Th
Democracy weal to aU length to giv tM pPn
canal tufrfc, and la that violated on of th om-
promise ef tb Coaatltubea, which unbalanced oar
Suto system. Ifuality at tb polls wu tb hobby
horse which Desaoe ratio aBdlaato tod sat otno
for reara. SaumUtp, was their word aad rallying cry
until at last, after watting tboaaaSMls npoa tkasaad
of th people's money, they got th oveted squality
at tk polls, aad every fro maa wa all owed lb priv-
ileg of voting for Beoator. Bat whea it to
quality of taxation, bow stead th matter with Ih
tonality Democracy ? D they eome up ami sry oat for
anal toxot? No, Indeed! Tkey ar opposou so a.
Why? Because It Is a system Ihel wUl bear very light
apoa the poor maa of tb. oouatry, and will fall upon
tb rick according to la strtot vaiu M uir poasea-
.... . a I . a
dons. Tbey will set ap aay nam nor aau autu s rea
sons sky they oppose It; aad among them will b on ,
to Ih sffeet, thai it I calculated to stir ap th aegr
Ilea her la ar mldst-all to frighten th people
v. .v. swi. a aloadav. th 19th.. lb bill' txv
tbarislag publiaher of Mwspsptr aad periodicals tor
ariat the date aad sxpiratioa of sobswriptiea-upoa ad.
slips nl passed. Tb Momasssao mi was -i
tw. rk,Hda elalms bill waa takaa ,
hUssrs Toombs aad Mallory sands speacbes to Its to- ;
for- - - ... . ,,i
la Dons, th eommiiiee way o -
ported a bill for tb redemption at i"""".
aad to Increase th tariff, which waa referred to tar -Committee
ef th Wfaol. Mr. Cox, of Onto, mad a . ,
tpeeoh la tareroi ia aiexioaa uwait ......
la th Sen!, oa tho 0th, Mr. Wlleoa, of Mjsaa
.hasstte, tolroduoed a bill for th otru.Uoa af va
steamer for th. suppression of th s lav trad
coast of Africa; and joint resolutloa Vsourlng tb
right of search oa tbs coast of Africa for tb mora
effectual sapprew'wu f lb slsv trad. Beaater Owia,
of Ca irorala, latroducoa a om - -
House bill, la remrsaa to th v.rlaad maU route to'
Ainwall. Senator Oraea's joint rosoljitioB to -ad-
lourn vr from tb BUth or April to un ov.
Ues over. . . . . ,. ....
Ia the Hobs, Florida eisims war. i.,
th. Sickles' eon tested leetioa fas being dleaso
whea tb Heass sdjouraed.
Ia th Senate, OB Ih 21st, tb fmW Emlgranb
Protection biU was passed, and another to i rodaM tba
nabli printing xpns was adopted. Rcaolirtieaw
wer paVsod calling for information la reprd to la
atruotlons to lbs Gulf Bquadroa In relalioa to th r
eeat atioB. ' i . . . . ...
Ia tb Houss, a rovoiuuea was insrww
over, calling for for loformatloB to relation I IheOuir
squadron, simitar to th Senate's, A -
Oa tk SW. tb eorre.poau.aoe wns nr.
Harris, reUtiag to his misetoa to Japaa, wa. laid be
fore tb 8eto. A bill was passed tor tb. return oT
andeUvered Utter la th post offloas to th wrilers
thareof. whea their asm and reeideacee sre eadorseU
tbaraoa. Th Hosaastead biU wa discussed.
la tb House, la alleiiiKaa eiecuoa .
bated. Th reel is unimportant.
Ia lb Senate oa th. d, a reoolatioB oBereu oy
A. O. Browa,ofMis.iaippl,waauopvi in." -.a-tb
committee on publi. lands lo Inquire snd report
oa the expediency of granting the lands to th. 8tate
ia which they r reepectivy.
Georgia, reported a bill for th reltef f U.reeideala.
on the Houmas Grant in Louisiana. Th. bill forth '
seulement of lead titles along tb. Una betwea Gor.
gia ad Florida was passed, aad some progress mad
oa tbs Private Calendar. ,
la the Housa It w( decide! wita a mrge majw..
la favor of the restoration or the Inlsnd mail service,
which had been suspended by Ih Post-offlo Depart
ment for want of appropriation. Private bill we,
considered. .. M ..... .i.,
Both House Mr irjourneu trnu1
26lblnst. -J-
THE OLD NORtTbTATK SPEAKS.
t- 'Wherver the 'Divinity which shspes ear ad"
may east our destiny, w hep w shall ever prove a
true and loyal son to North Carollaa. Her Base (ball .
aever be altered by our lips but wilh reepoet, ut
tioa snd reverence. Iter recent publi pirll nd en--terprue,
her Immans miaing, maaafactaring aad
agikultural iwsouroas, shall be held ap by a to tb
admiratioa or slraager her towering moeaiainc,
bright rivulets and beautiful rivers will wag alustor
around our memory, bat bovll, ta tow-Vid lug
sharacter of her people, their dVvotloa to the Uatea
aad CoustitatioBy and to la prraeiples which stiU
speak audibly from tb graves of oar Whig revolu
tionary ancestry, will continue lo bind our seal to bar,
with 'hook of steel,' sad teach as la ear distaat
horns that If ws are tra to her w eaa aever bo
traitors to Ood or oar wool eountry. It is tra, th
aai
snd to lead them to th support of their ow party
There Is a sort of ueeeeslty for bringing th
aegr Into question. H I reprt7i
so treated ia tk eoaaidtretlea of this question; and
if referred to at all, It will b by th Demooracy tor
no other parpos thaa to sxsite prejudices sad toaak.
political oapital, for which, let th responsibility rest
upon them. They bar aevar failed to ase It for pc
political parpoMS, even sgalasl tntr Beiguoor ana
kindred, and w xpet no reforms tiou la thor who
hav grown gray la Inlqultl. Thy will ootion to
os It. W ask lb people to mark th fad, sod eoa-
tWerltwell.
"Rh.ll w ma to aew parly for safety; or
i..ii Mand la aad ataad by tb food old Demo
Mrt. hick bs thaaamo la Maiae that It la in
. ,, Mii.-i
North Carolina, aad wnicn aever wuusiij t -'-ately
dcaios to nny one or lo aay class ef men eqaal
right sad equal privileges T' Kaltigk Standard.
"Actions speak loader than words." may aay
uour example, lb precedent cannot be talked away
Precept I of littl worth Bates bactsd oy a proper
.xampl. Demoeracy "aever wtUmgly or atMeramy
denies lo sny ea or to aay alas of me equal ngni
and equal privilege," Thea you do not "willingly'
oppos euual texatioa! Yoa did act "deliberately,'
in Convention, declare it '(unjust." we tnoagnt as
much. Tber I too much good sense la year party
for that. And ia August they will prov their good
sense by votieg for It,
PUBLICATIONS.
Sout'kem Literary Mectenyertot March wasreeeived too
... tin a . Jla
late last -k to be nolle, uwflmo. w... . . --Tr ,., , MK. Uft bar avMriogs, bat
of a labored eitieism of its eoatent, Out w oaa point m berself tad anchor s gainst a rook, aad
the reader's alteattea to tb story of "Bias Eyas aad jde Mt tke winds aad waves If left to lbs guldaae af
n..,i..Uk '!, tk. aatkaeaf lloaia dduma Let- 1 bar oaa coed seas aad patrtoussa aaaweu "7 r""i
a used used by th flalteri af lewejados, aoawgoga,
toraats and P.l-" " . .... i.-
Tk anov u sao oosujiuuins;
Publi Address to car Korth Caroliaa Maky beforo
. .olaatarr axil fTOSS tB ITaVOS of CUT
revolutionary sir ad a traBfer to lb Spot af oar
aatltitv aad srly sasooJaUoaa. w caevum a
bat sot a divided, allegteaee la aar bass
lo th clorioaw had of oar birth, tb
tors, as oa to b road with profit Now that Russell
Msgatin ha been suspended , th Mccoenytr ssaat b
looked to a l Magasic dossryiag of ospecial pat.
ronage-Jt U most emphatically a Soulbora iaatlt
tioa," not, lowsver, la a strictly poUtloal ae, la
which w should lak prid.
j.iiu,'. I'n MaMMmu tor Aaril has beea reeaived,
The content, of this amgama ara gaaorany af taaf houe. of r adoptte. wd I he "."f J'
. .v . -m a t. holiest .sections. Th Stela where Davte foaght.
ensraeier wuiea u mm. " , u nwmA .t Outoa rhantisad hi th blood
I. Imitinto their families. T. B. Arthur hat beea long " . 2mmA. has eaoham.
known as a writer of moral aad laatractiv stories, H(r ,olM be beard aad bSsdsd tar aevar
to
to lb
andtb asm high, toa which baraotorisas aU his ,pk. with a forked toagw. Baema. Waat-ka
productiousgovla lhUpabli-tio.. t." 2 .1-
AU tk. Year Mound for Marah, has ab beta ra- r.i.. saaa or a Slat. The Stele boa
a pablUaers af tkte vera bbvu - .rtaaaaaod with tke first bleed la ta Bevoia-
flgtaal prorpectuf, aad pub- I tioa and preeaed by the foot of tke Irrt white maa ever
It la Bvoathly part. Instead of laBded oa tbos shores-last first locked bey easts with
Z 7 pans, lawtew Oovernmeat oa tb bkody beaks of tho
their
. nm l.mTuukTiad Cohmittss i-Mr.
Mated befor th Benate Committee that h xpoded
a via nnlitiel nurmvi in thro years, and it
lVw w. L-, r r
. . i - i .... i rj nrwi LmuIm amoni
. a iThey hav impugned his motives snd charged
him I U. W. Miller) with being actuated py seiasu .n
i .. IIM.,000 beside, a-on, parti- -bitiouvi.- .---
a which hav boea turned ever to bm astugne t i , a - - Standard.
ft, aeate ea tba doHar. There U a wide field Iforea- Mtck jtraw..-- Yoa oaa aay Oat
Blaratioa, a Mr. Baokaaaa will diseeverafter tta 1i hieh TW aor a ba alas) eaa aay
eoirptoB aastter has beea thorougWyjxplorod. y-rie,f yM pLarter your dossrtioB of
U. McU7s UTicTiox..-Tbe President ha principle by Kaow-Nothingism.
sJasaalcatod fci Inrtrwrfoa. to Mr. MeLaa. eo.fi- to Democracy la prevent th .lottioa of Bteck Ro-
dTu "vtele $mte, la reply to i r-olatioa, O, lloa.. If 1 th Standard -y. at Mr. Milter U
Xkiiu,4 Hb of July. Ite w.M,h- J.., be is a Whig still, sad nil iU Uadatlo.. will
laud to offer $1LC?0.000 for Lower OaUfortiia, and Ih M reuia him la It company. .
"T, rf ... ftha- Rie Graads'te Masatian, and Ami tWs aabjoet w have a good deal mor
Arise, to Cusymsa. Jaares desired a separate u, mj nJ, Ue Slemdard. Go sbead. W. hav no
lITtv lov tbu o, ud the aegotiiktioa finaJly (til obJKUo tu yen UstdMioa. of Mr. MiUar, foryo. ar.
. dyu.magyoaraolf! W. lik that WostorB tto-
- . , ..i r,, tab stoBd om'ite w botU"', t4 mi
a "W point with peculiar satisfaction to the
.TkT:. .,Lr.i,A federal affairs." Standard on
rnv.MMvw I
nnmaeratie vial form.-
That Implies that there are seins things In your plat
. .hiek von cannot point to with petulter satisfac-
tioa tb resolution against ad valorem being on of
tbem. Oh dear! yoa know that, whea the platform of
the 1st Democratic Convention was snout to oe vowu
up niedsoe moved for a divisioa of the question
as as to voto oa lbs resoluttoS Heneaaelng nt valormrt
separately.- Mr. Bledsoe said that from prmoipi ano
policy, he ws. oppoW to that rosclutioa-that h
would defead and ndorsa :,tb pjatfotm of tk party,
smtMald not vote siaipst ad valorem. - Mr. Bledsoe
will find Ihiusaodsof good Democrats who wiU take
tb same taad,wy eaaaot, aad they will act, vote
sgatat ad valorem. Mr. 8. E. Williams, oT Caswsll,
... .Ian for a divisioa. but said be would go the plat-
form with a "mental reservstioitlB regard to ad va-
tM "
These things csuat b vi.wp, witii ftWr iU
late Democratic Convention
eleventh resolution:
Kicolved, That we are opposed to disturbing any of
ths sec ioual compromises of our Constitution, btete
i ,h.t s.Mineeiallv deprecate the in
troduction at this time by the Opposition party of
North Carolina into our State pontics oi a qu.m
or constitutional amendment afloctiog the basis upon
which our revenue is raised, believing it lo b prema
ture, impolitic, dangerous snd unjust.
Let Mr. Bledsoe answer this resolution; and let the
Hi., at the Rnleish Standard be examined tor srticjee
.omenta in support of Mr. Bledsoe's view or
the case. Talk about consistency. ThCjSTandard op
poses now what it heartily endorsed then. Ergo, the
Standard will oppose snytbing, or spprovc anything
no matter what whether it be right or wrong
say one thing to-dsy soother to-morrow If It will
i- u: t.in mnra to the benefit of his party. But
let Mr. Bledsoe speak, and through him th Standard.
Mr niedso ssld: " 7
ttw. .oml ohiection to altering too Constitution
is thst this restriction upon the General Assembly wss
one Of tbs compromises or 1836 .
.v i. Hn..kr if this be true. I must confess
that I have totally failed to discover any evidence or
the fact in the investigation wnicn i uev. m.u. y.
.i. ki. .nd I think that those who urge it will
find themselves upon an investigation of the mattef.
,k. .i;rhtitt evidence to sustain the objection.
I deny therefore, that it was one of the eompiomises of
1835; snd I chnllenge those who assume that It was to
fdrnlah evidence or the feet, If they can. If it bad
been one of the compromises oi idoj, iu """
and restricting the Convention woum lurm.u . -evidence
upon this subject, which it does in reference
to those subjects wuicu were comyiiu,, m
The General Assembly of 1834 agreed upon certain
alterations which were to be made by a convention to
be held in the city or Raleigh In 1886. - The subjects
or compromise were all incorporated into the Constitu
tion in conrriuity with the restrictions imposedupon
tba Convention ty th Legislature u ioo,. ur.
were certain other matters specified in th act of
1834 upon whlcn tne .convention w re
stricted, but might or might not act, ss own
proper. Among those sltorstions suggested in the act,
but left discretionary with the Convention to be mads
or not, was that or restricting tue uwierei "7i
lathe collection or revenue , to au equai -Uon
slaves and white persons. That it waa not then
tf.:j. a nt Ahm aomnromiaos is evident from tne
th.t th Convention was not, as in the case oi
eeived. Th Ansericaa pablUaers af lata work nave
departed from their
liah the work exclusively
weekly sad etoalhly. Th oooteat ar generally of
each a Beta re thai they are all the better for th
keeping. Terms $ year. J. M. Esaerso k Co,
publishrs,87 Park Bow, Nsw York.
STIRRING HEWS 7R0M MEXICO.
Gen. Miramoa laid seise to thaclty of Vera Cras oa
On th 6th, lw steamers appoarea oeiore tae
showing no colors. The U. B. .ngt Saratoga, '
detachments from th Savanaah end Preble aad lb
..u. iiuoU and Wav wr ordered to proesed
: .
...kmn of tk steaaMrs is asesrwa tamr
w - B ... . . .
.k.t- Unaa aearlnc in ncnoras:s oa n.m
i..i mu af tke .trance (toassors moved on. A
ht mmm (red to Brtac aer to, ana tao w
i. ;...L..I k. Th IndianoU's kail was
.i k. . .kot from Wlramon's steamer, followed by
a volley of maaketry, wboreupoa tb Saratoga fired a
kM.iUiiia and Lao acuoa wwmi. -
. -.. .l lata aetloa bv th IndianoU. aad took
Maria br surprise. Tb engagement took plae by
moonlight, fh Mexieaa steamers tried to eeeaje.
fk in.rlina wera wouaded. ea mortally. Fir-
i.iMn. ai roDorted killed tad thirty wounded
When the action commenced Marin hoisted Spanish
colors. Marin and bis offloert ar prisoners oa board
. i T.i.i. u ;.. ia.r. nuasd all foreirn sausdroas.
also th Csstls of San Jasa do Ullo wlthoal hoisting
Alamaaefiv years befor Jaly 177 aaa Baianoa
the banner of Independence at Mocklanaarg. May
KTfra-thal tamed back tb tid or Brtusa aaa lory
invinelbilitv at Moor' Creek, Kssssoars aaa otaer
well rougktea acids, tan oiate, (' rv ' "
oaoas may have divided her sobs) has ever proved
true to the Constitution ana union auu mji to
Uws, ber honor and th rights aad lawrests f her
coarederated Sisters. She ha mad a his is
with tb General Govern ui tat or Ih ether States
she has sever repudiated, her bond debts ah kaa
aever dug up tb decayed fossils el aer earty aiaiory
aad sltempted to palm tbem off as sound sad suia
sbs hss aever swaggered aaa loeeseu sou
and thea basked dowo from ber positions. It Is tra.
tbat for soms years past sbs has twa tnrowa irasn
her track by internal opposing tor, bat Horn ue
late CoagressleBal elections and from letters received,
th present toa of bar press aad other publi demea
stratloBS, w hav bo doubt at tb acxl electioa, tk
Will swing her ponderous nouy uaoa into aw
Id Whig, Constitutional orbit. She will r.1 hr
mighty sword snd shield a well against th secessloa
ef ber Southern, as tb exploded so. traction of her
Nortbera sisters. Gilmer, Vance, Mac aaa amita
will strengthen her arm, aad whea sh strikes, th ea
emies of the Union sod free government, and la
friend of corruption aad tyranny, will feel the blow
rw. aa and to the other of our coaBtry.
Raad au aur first sac, tb rosaluuea adopted o
his fla( although h was orderdlodosobya shot from ib MM North Csrollna Slate Couventioa. W l
P . . swaa. SB L. Vaaltaik I .1 . .1 11 a I . I auaLH Akat aaval Bri
I
i.. .aiTi.tharsieimU. Tb French, Kngliah
...I RraLk .hinsf.war did act notice this fact. Tb
prisoners corroborate prrrlous report that tb steamers
cleared from Havaoa as merchantmen, and hoisted the
Mexican lag only after leaving Havana. They aftor-
i ...I .1. ... A..k "
wsrus mvuuw mi ."-- - ,
Great excitement prevailed at vera vrus, m
com th tidings aa f hop la da season, thai w wlU
echo the news that Georgia too, is "redeemed, reyent
rated and dumtkraled" from party spoilsmea, devna
goguss, tyrants snd traitors. 0. A. Miller, Bditor of;
Tkomacton Ut.) l-uoi. , : r;.
A street encounter occurred at Jetersoa City, Ma...
quence of the eaptur. of Marin's .xpoditloa by the n th 17th Inst., betwoen James Hgh, -tepy
luc V,. l.ii i. .. .u. u.-i.i.... -r .. W.-.I.. .e tk. p..ibinil.Fv. and Mr. Dosier. formar-
naratosa. I ll i.ioaTi. nan i a. vw m. - , ,
alliancT while ths sympsthiiers with the Church, aad y . guard at the prisoa, resulting la the almost lav
,h Mirimon rMtlo, ar. Indignant at what tiny term medtetedeath of both. . T.hJ" " "1
. national outrage upon a weaker pow.r. aggravated by recent politlcaldifferences. Both leave,
Ti.a rranch and Bnanlsh Commanders are highly families. ,
exasperated at the conduct of tb American squadron. Tk. Overland mail with Pacific dato to tb i8th-
. It ts reponea ua ue ej i " - - ait arrtveu at di ixiuia on m.
possession of Miramon's forces. . from Oregon that diflerenl bands of white men mads a.
be Exequater of the American eonsul at Vera Crux a;auiunoat attack npoa the Indian villages on Eel
had been revoked. . .". River, massscrelog Indiscriminately: tare hundred
Th city f Mexico I completely surrounded by
men, women, tod chUdreo, ,
liberal forces under Gen. Carvejal and other leaders. ru, DenTW, r&a't Taak, to tb 7th brt...
Th two steamer captured nave sine amvou ai u ,hat , dael had taken plae between Blass, th
thos subjects which we compromised, required to
,.,, the alteration, but left perfectly free to make It
or not. Those who assert tbat this was one of the
compromises of 1836, appreently forget Uiat a eom
t. . -.ntn.1 eoneemioB of riKbt. If tber
aust be a mutual ooocessioo of right to constitute a
proi..,wh.t.qiv
slaveholder in eonsiuernuuu ' "" ,
i... ki-.t Nona whatever. Does he enjoy any
-". .. . r !..si.d n.k .1.Iia1iIp ar Ii lill.'
privilege not eijnj " -- -i , . r.
r ' V j..- it nnna tha .laveholder.
asspt irom any ui; ..-v- r- .
,k. ...Mffltnt! No sir. Can tber be a com
promise wbwr there is mutual noieoaceasionorrighto ?
I think aot.'-"- - - T
a-"Bear in mind that they who promise most ia
.JTTsa .htaia nlaae. are ceaerallv the very persons
wboido least tor tb peopl after tb. plae ha
obteusid.'' Raleigh Standard. -
Thla la emphatically true of th leaden f U Bern.
ccrati party. Witness their promise la regard to
Kansas. Kansas was to earns into the Uaiea a slav
State! Whatlssh? "Aad sa of otsrifat to namer-
oas to msntioo her. -.
v.. nrUaaa la chant of United State officers tb
Gen. Miramoa OB tho 19th and th Gen. Marques on
the 20th. ' M
n I. dated at New Orleans, that Marin's expedl
tion coat $300,000, mostly furnishsd by Cuban ao-
thoritis BBder secret arool ot u aiamn.
Tka aheoaer Emily Keith, with Vera Crux date
. .. ...I i i k. -.A ., R.nlMt.
Oeaeral Miramoa bombarded th city or Vera Cras
oa tb lth but., but did littl damage.1 A detach
ment or Miramoo's troops, rross aivutuuo werv at
tacked and completely routed by tb -Liberals, oa
Ik 1atk.
A flag of truce, sent to Jusres, rasaitoa in u ewe-
knatiiitia.. A military eonsTsss oaststiog
j ik. ta- .ra.la.1 and th renrosaBlatives of foreiga
envarumeata. mot oa tb sassa eveoina. Tb result cf
tk.lv mMnMAM I. anKBOVn.
- It wmm vanortad that Miramoa had abandoned th
.i v rn. aad daaartod hi Srmv. taking re-
fug aboard tho French fieet. Mirasaoa's ommaaica.
tion with th iaterior baa ben entirely eut off, aad
the city of Mexieo bae prooouueed against him.
aeBeralGarxaaa returned to Temple aad resume
the Governorship. Tb ally wa quiet, ad tit United
State Maria were ami toere.
By UI arrlTala from Uvorpasl wa team that Ih
snfJrtuaate steamer Bansartaa, raaaasly lost oa tb
aarf e Mm Seotia. bad aeate oa uoaru wnea
sbs left Uverpool, aad there is every reason to sup
pose tbat even aa f taeee war lest.
Contrary ta tb first report, w lean from tax Vir
ginia pepna, that Capt. Ylaaoat Witeaev, wba abat
ih. thraa Olaaaeala. k Frank lla ooanly. V..? aotaa
weeks ago, ha beea osaaaitted to jail, aad bail to do-aitdhlm.
Stewart of Miseonri kst vetoed tb fro aegr
Gov.
b rentiy,B4 by th Wgialavur of that StM.
provisional Governor, and Stone, a member r tha
Legislator, in which the Utter was shot in the groin,.
He was supposed to be dying wnea toe uo.su int.
Th bark Martin, from Charleston, bound to Boa
ton, was struck by lightening oa th ISth last., burnt
and sunk. Tb crew hav arrived at Philadelphia. .
Th vessel was owned In Charleston; and was loaded.
with cotton, rie sad roeta, vainaa atn,uw.
mm iaasi-a-.a"-- .
For th Arga.
' A CORRECTION.
In th Argus ef th 22d Inst., I so so article copied
from th Milledgeville (Ga.) Recorder, which.sf not cor
rected, is calculated not only to do South woetera Geor
gia greatinjostloe, but to giv persons living at a dls-
Ibo, aad owniog aegross there mash ucaecesaary
alarm. Tb article referreorto, alleges thst pneumo
ala Is prevailing among tha negroes ia Southwestern
Georgia to- an alarming aad fatal xteat, that two
large planters ia Doagborty ooaaty aave recently re..
iu fifteea, aad the other ala value! negroes with
that diaaua. I kannasi to kaoW aoaNtking of tba
foeta-Ta nlateo tolSread 4a, situated la tk-
sonttwrstera part ot wougueny !
dial aaighborhood of each other, aad soms tea or
twolv mile from tb Hj f Albany, wars vUited to
Ih winter by sa euidemie, (perhsps paeuatonla of
marked aad maligaaat haractor,) which, ss I am la
foraasd, pasalsd the physMaa to form a satisfcetory
diaraoa)t, aad proved to a quite uusaan.gv.ble.
Dariag she past winter, with Ih exception. of the loaal
aawteml nstrred to, Soathwestera Georgia generally
r . . . . i , ML.ft .k.
aad issagaervy eauaiy ia ptnwsr, -mm waa.
doeteva wan Id term "dtetroaaiagly healthy;" aad wilt
t aay tiase compare favorably with aay of Ik south
era oeaatias af Nsrth Carollala, as regard health..
r .WisoatAJa.
Wtdt,btrt', y. C, Jfr 84. I860., " i;. f ,
factioD, tlia s(acl- .