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4
4
l
1
;t . Mr. Uentou. .
ll u ic:rixt.o ea to cJUucc at
7veh cf thl cra?!on, delivered at Jcf
ft rj-a CUf , rwgnrricg the daia go-
rue ia Trrr icnler.ee. lie CanTallT avoid
ra ne Car.loily avoid iIKirxJ, prove that Mr. Ladbonn's
any dtscuioa cf hit rigbl to- disobey the may be attribute J to the action
JftrotaJcf kU Lecture, and with equal j init House of Delegate Rich
" waUJQ he at oii thdacaei.u of thi pria- ; quirtr.
to attribute the rcsulutipcs adopts by the j Tiie Dead Comixo to Lite. Almost
people of Acroaiac and the ' kgialalure cf every newspaper wo pick np tht-ooiitcs from
Miv"iri and other s'avebolding States to Cincinnati, or St, Louis, contain a paragraph
Mr. Calhoun "a tnaiemcnt in the Senate; for relating to ati ocenrence riniilartotiie fol
tbe argutneut u.scd by Mr. Denton would, j lowing. Either tbo inhabitants cf those
if ijund, pivva that Mr. CalbonnVmovenieiit cities ro'usl be in a singular hurrY'to bury
of the Vir- ! ren!o or the newspapers are remarkably
Lh- , fertile in t
hnuird
dpi cc&Liiact ia the rwdutiom pf that b
"y. The general Cat c re of hi pox h how
te toirka f di-!r:pty, a:J lh. hand cf a
trick-tr ii wn in it av!im:et detail. Wc
tan entertain repect fr a man ni matter
KcV mlai'L'J lie uih be, h:n he clhib-
la a n u.... . 1. .. .... I .1 .f
their inventions.
A most singular affair occarrodn the
side of the Will, near Mount Adams, on
J hursuay after tionn. An elderly lady,
tQr LOOK AT THIS ! prf
. fi n .1 e
,t , i. . t, . (W . rl , wlm had but the uay previous fwliowea .to
the paltry 1 wt tltuc? at (jreensburg, est- .1 . , , r . , . , . : .
-Si 1. .1 e . the grave her uuoanJ. was taken tTtth tiie
ra'rvianJ e un?v, lVnii"jIvntna. the cituens fe , , , . , -. . .
-,i . ' . J 1. Fame mnladv, cholera, on the fjllovinj icorn-
1 '.boat n5.nct ti Hart v. r;ve tho old i.-n- . ' ' . .
Jnr bU rroukl. Iut whn wc k.1 one lie
Mr. Il.tiUu, Jccr;in pnndpUs which he
baa lin u.uin.2vl aud trcj.LtrvHi'ly xail
Iwg neo wl hate .aeriSkt"! ui-.icU iu uv
LtLaing hri, yet rrfiia to tale hU position
fairly trait t foi iut and en
: 4ori.-2 to jtiAxifv hioi lf, cot by address
iath rcajua anl jaJgnjcnt, but the pre
judice and pia bo d jec i.f forvnIc
1 - 1 w pul l, LVIi- . , , . , . , ..
, 1 j- . . iiij, aim cro mc s'iiio; w iuj sun. suj was
ciumiM in i.m girnien 01 usam rcauy 10
l .wers l in her Ixst resim placo. Par-
!-Z - 1 "): ' , ' ,, 1 .,w " . proceeding to the placa froul whence it came, t tlforefure so well prepared to repress faction ?
fcce a I.ng tune, and when an atUini.t wai , '.. . . , . - . , . ' ! m. . -A .. i.
M IJi-r iriOlluS WJ lueVils-lH-V.ui iuc limes ituuina iuk lut
ent linen? j
: 1 ?! t i-.,: t ... ..m.
uat glvt-ji fr hii bjfirj chx'tiou " n
All eplightend, sagacious, and caadid ma,
see that the period has arrived vrhen Slave
ry ougbt not to be. defended, and . eannot
protected -by the? power or influence of tiie'
Federal Gevernmenr, as it Las been hereto
fore protected and defended against the le
gitimate, constitutional efforts to continue it
within the $taie-where it is sanctioned by
Constitutions and Laws. It is equally ap
parent that the withdrawal of that protection
and defence will rouse the spirit of faction
and sedition. W hat other 1 party than the
Whig party has fully adopted as its basis
the inalienable rights of many and; is" there
fore so well qualiiied to divorce, the Federal
G'ovcrnmout from Slavery ? What other par
ty Ins so implicitly adopted the principle of
the absolute supremacy ot tae laws, anu is
an atU injit was
made to remove him, unJcr Tien. IIarrin.
tbc 'resident in diguantly spurned tiie inti
mation. It ha-i iv Hiaiaed f r ' Old Zack,"
the Cabin?t-rM President, to do what none
! cf Li j redcc-s r." wouM do, having surron-
uenru hiiuv.lt to lh'e who hive
rvrr 4vru of U-.rrowed tlmence n "v' U l c lu,ra
. teriftrl rr rvlL-ve hbf 1? Pf',' : .V-f r-.nally, our ' no party' ;
O-Jact from raVr UU.- or turn away 1 n- d.nt iny havo b m hiiuelt. o are j
rrvn Uoi an hon mWa contempt- !I,e (,cn' " fn'
Mr. Tt,ntnnfW;. tK.i tl,.r . w . ;.!., dt-mi Li jii.l niient an 1 ku J f-ihn, if nw
what vfzs the astoniahrm nt of
bclrdd the supposed dceiu-cd pitting in an
upright p"b"tiin, p-.!e auJ haggard, presen
ting a pe'ure beyond' the p.)WrTrofd-j:?ption.
It' wa- evident that she h;l hen- klxtring
un K rthc influeuceof narcotics, whicli caused
requires
(roveriiniont shall combine both these prin
ciples .in its action avoiding on the one hand
any concessions to Slavery beyond the let
ter of th3 Constitution, and on the other,
intemperate zeal, which appeals from con-
, From the Ilaleigh ndanf. -.
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
:V- ' Clingman,(w.) No Opposition.
UberoKee,u vjv
5Iaconi , : 000
Haywood, 000
Buncombe, 11&4."
Henderson, 000 ,
Riiteford, 000'
Burke, 000
McDowell, 000
Yancy, ,000'
Cleaveland, 000
Caldwell, 000
Pasquotank, -24 J
Perquimans, - 203
Camden. 92
000
SECOND DISTRICT
ItrcJdd:trut cf Ir. Ca!u un. ocrasinol
t-y Wi4 nu!Iiicati.Hi ikrtrinoi and by hi op
pVMtitim to ItVncrrJ Jack on. Mr." Ik nton
aeixea opno tUU jn;pp..I fjct and trust his
caavff to iL He Laj rea.4.n ! know prvn- '
ally th value af ticaervl .lackm'a fneinl-
. bip, aa-1 ol'rrw ro h tbroufMy appnt iatcn !
the effort oftlit g-eat man' h.tility. lie
feared lh 1 lan t inm iwne when he a.
alive; aal to that he ha pad away for
ever, be do-e wba! he wu lid n-t l ive direil
to do if CTtn a hli-r oral I be hennl fn.m ;
that old tr.in'i tcnb. Mr. Benton' f.ar fur
GctxnJ Jackcn n vj a b h-vmie fear. It
xrtAJ Lixn in 4L ptimc a CsJTereut raau fmui
wbat hU early lif? pr niW I. an l u t ha:
m year nave rra.t.M. liar, Miiee
tiut controlling taSai net; exi-t.i n lon.i r,
daj by dar th origCn.il d- f..rmiy of Mr.
Itcotoo'i character rTCid it-- !f, anJ aniid-t
the docay of hL inWlt-v?, tl e blaek pa in
of hU heart, cLccn-l for a Ma.u, n w
aUnd rcTealcd. prcHnlnnir hU con luet, di
recting hia actions and su pping liim t.f :
tha hurvl wn in I. is Utter daj. IIl
ptwh at Jv'J.'Tyn city wa nothing but an
a.'Ucpt tconncet the .!ijnri ( inpr.ruie
irt:ii Mr. Calhonj, in ordcrf-dm th mein
ery f Aadrrw Jck-n into th pli?ieal
arrna to prostrate 3Ir. Calhoun, and al ng
with Mr. Calh uq the pnoc'ple a r'txl by
tha MUHiri Leiduture. The wht h ci no
rnt U t'tat of a demagu fully -n-iMe
of the character of hi cud jet. W.'ut nt it
ters it if tho Mi-i"ori rluti.-n wcr? in -K-l-W
after tho of Mr. CJlw-jn . Vul J ih it
ftet impair their trth ? W..uM it in any
way ehaag Mr. IientoV obligation t- o?y
tWm? oppe Mr. I'alhm hil written
thaoo rcl(iu a fro;u U'giuniig to rn I,
woU tb-at eireuai-.'.arc chtog? th prinei-
lh ?y ein'.aia ? Sardy n Why , t!i-n.
IhU aiiul: upna Mr. CdhHi'i' eonieney.'
Djea th? public acta of th S uh farnini
ivtiatr atf.trt the cntitQtionl;ty or jat- i
tew of th Vilnj-t JVjtU er in anv mm
.her aS.t Mr. B'nto.V oWi tion to ..!.v
iiaitruction of th blr wirch elected
nia ? Clearly not. An I after arI Mr. B.n
toa prJTe nothing bat that t!i-. Atvoin w re-
na?dy he cvor pac?sxl any, to a fet of
yp";;- cck'r..
Sha le (.f Washington ! how shamefully i
thi- man adi.iii;;.-' rinz the government of
the early Presidents," in whuse fnottep he
promise 1 to walk !
Pat Contra. By wav of contrast, we
apt;nd the fIlowiiigfroii the Valley r'Henti.)
Spirit, Ulu:ratiiig " U1 lr?autitu!ly'' the
ojnTiti'n of 14 no thirty" principles:
" Ol Tit AG K. Jeneral Tu v lor.
tl
le
pitri f,' 'the s'cn 1 Wa liington,' ha? re
nioitl fnm t!ie t ofS.c at (Jrvcntihtir,
t.e lattur of a man who I xt Iih life in 5 'ht
iiini who h;is charge of the interests cf scores
of imunrtal beings, all of whom constantly
need the waU-uful care of- the most judieiuus
parer.t!
The Teaehcr is rep'tnsible toa considera
ble extent for the Jysi?al improvement of
pupil.. He is to watch tlnir health
i guard the 111 from accidents and lcirm, and
' direct them in sneh cjurs -s and in'such pr.r-
ing th latth of his c e.mtry, and anpoinfed sul,;J a w,u l, st acc"rd true and prop r
a p. master at Cbamber.dmrg, au Kngli.-h- , 1,,.V!,!C:I d-'yc 'pmmts. In order to this, it
man who mtv.-I a-iint his couu:rv iu her H n trJ hat he jxisess som.' correct
knowie ie 01 auitomy and phvsrdesv. He
teiuporaiy su-peuion of the animal fuiic- j siituted authority to violence and sedition,
tions She was stripped of Ler shroud ; It has always seemed to me that the Whig
and is now in a fair way of recovery. party, through its long and often dishearten-
jug trials, was acquiring the liriunessy the'
RFspoxsiniLlTY OF A Telvciieu. Teach- ! consistency cud the decipline neceseary to
crs, for the time U-ing, arc irtA'roim-azj!, and ' enable it to conduct the country safely
if the resiNnibility of one parent can scarce through this emergency. I agree, there
in e.sjimated, who "will undertake to calcu- ! fore,- most cordially with you in your opinion
late the wt-i-ht of raponsibilitv lvstin on ! of the importance of inculcating Us pnuci
Ashe,
Wilkes,
Sarry,-
Davie,
Rowan,
Iredell,
Catawba,
J. P. Caldwell.
(W.)
000
1447
837
000
737
000
000
Null.
(D
000'
000
60$
000!
000'
coo
000'
Bertie,
Hertford,'
Crates, '
CIiQwan,
Martin,
CuJTituck,
I. '
9 .
9ut- niaj.
I
SG3
328
178
Kin
. 5I&-, . jnj., sol
3- 4VJ
,500. ,. mj. 430
, 354 , Tj. ; 25
272 mi. ' f,0
?S01 mil 210" .i
3071 . 3795: ' '00(0 0000, .
; S071 , N w
724 '.:-: ,:' v - .4.Y
wo
oooo
0000'
. last war vrith Gr.at Britain."
t iima.
it to fit:
N'oth-
th-.
This cv . ' i n'v c!.; the
.n mi rt oi tuiportiug guerriiixs
ofice e;i:i I -at this cie.
" Ilom'v, capicitv, and ful.ditv ."'
l'vn Auurieans in
a M'laJsiii.a-
r .
rii-.i'v in iiv:.ii i.wri
. c
th J.kI nr lr .f Iti-i' i'n t ... .)
ii'iu i r :.: . i -n-.- .ici .rn :! ytu.h mii.ir
funa'e in 1 ing b ( -re the Tivl t alniinis
tntion cauu into p wcr. A7 h,.i jwl AV
corrc-5";'Ui-
t'anii-hes a
.s I fi.tl tli;..i is lio! c in tii.
o!u:ia o5.rtNj bv .Mr. Wi anl th Mis
iri reflation cjl bv Mr. Jaeks, (a
maab-?r of the Mmri L"gi"'J"-, Wl"?
tVamJ iibse.pjent to tbj redu'i ns Jcxl
hf Mr Calhoun ia the S.-nat of tlr t'ni'el
S'jtU in February, 1S47. Uu Mr. Jkc
arm aren that bj not in"j-n-! bv Mr.
Calh'Xto, hot tlaal be framed hi res l ri u
and prcsotJtc! them to th? S-inVi f Mi-s n
H ia accjrdioe with pledge which he hJ
ptUicly raad-5 to his e n:itt-nt. An 1 be
iles, Missouri U tio'. the rnly State of t"ie
Swth which baa pas.l jdn.ilar resolution.
Nearly every slave-hol liug Stato hx pdvl
aocb resolution. ,Mot of ihni copied in
part the very word uied by Virginia who
led offoo this q-a-tnn. Many cuntU-s ia
i Virginia, along with tbedmnty of Aecom jo, "
v rtsyovlfrl to the action of our L'slafurvs
It breom nec-sary then tn tre? the his
, Icrj cf tb? irginia restdations a lp. 1 on
20:b Jinairy, i9, after a Img and cscit
izx debate. The rs!uMons, it will
ca . rtmerabered, rcait:rmii certain re-a-jlatioQ
relative to th Wilmt Privio,
Mds)a the 8th of March, l"i47. by the
legislature, adding to th-m resolutions re
lative to th I H strict of Columbia, and a re
jIatioo rcairing th G-venir to convi-ne
the Lcgishiturcif the Wilr2?t IVn'o should
b pn:Zikl diiriog i?s varation. Tt H"4u
tona of 8th March thu r-atTirmcd wer
d-fawn op oo the ICth of Fcbnnry. 1;I7,
lax dy after tlx poAsa,? of the Wi'.mo
Ptotisi in the !loae of H-jrcequtiv! at
tached! to the three million bill, and were
e Scire J to tin IIoom of Ilehrit. by L-wis
The pr M.-rip'ive emrw of the a Irnini-itra-tion,
in the faec of his own solemn ph-ds,
is doing irrofur.ible injury t the iVMen.
We judjc t"r.ni tlK- irre-itibl cfT-ct which
such a preerd.ng is caleu!at'd to j.rxluc;
up:i a f r e a g n rou-, a s-imero e-.p!c.
We judj.- friii I.'.e indignant di inirrviati :H
if the d-;a vra'ie pres, from the n !.i;i-ns
of popular nesting, frjin thj nranly repu
diation of the Taylor denioerats. Wo jude
from privat eorre-'p ti4ence which i- pouring
i:in us Ir-'iii nil limc.'ions. A
dent in the State of Mi
? peri in n of th'.
ed to on- fU):i of ti. . c isritrv, but per
vades th length anl bn-adth of the laird :
' ' The w.;in -f the guillotine (ays hv)
jrj'ps rath-T h.ir!i!y on the ears of s nne of
tu. lukewarm, an 1 ha a visible -fT-t iu
stirring th-uu uji to their du'y. Mr. I'itz
Henry Warren and bi coadjutors in the
ran are d :ng a p!oriius work f r she cause
, of dem vrary. 1 hh ill le m:; h ive l if
the year of graee ls.VJ i- n..t !istin ;tiiiied
a the year, flti which V. higirery ri-ceivi-1 the
most mirk -I nademna:i.n tha! it ever had
at th" hln 1-t of the dem x:; aev of this coun
t try., Wit h. I it !nn.
m:w YiiKlKi;.YFKn.
A letter of Thursday of th-s l'uUJelphia
le-J r s.iy : i
It i a !on while since Gotham was so
quiet a it it at present. Solitude ttvin to
' have t ik n up its abode in our midt and
paradox as it may appear, one feel lonelier
now ia Broadway th.-n he would almost any
wh -re else out of the city, Tlu re, morning
and cvcTiiuj, in that m ojr.iSeent thoruh-
fare, nothing is t le soeu but the hard hst
ed. sun laborer or meihanie, going to or re
turning froui their day's work nothing
heard bat the di--c rduui rattle of the oiuai-
busv, or tho les4 m m tous music of an oc
ra.d nal ortran crinder. At noon it is al-
in t whtlly fraken. Wall .street i. no
1 bvtt.r, and it is no worse even up in the
fashionable pr -eincts of I'nion Place, or
Wadiington Slllar,. AH is .i!cnce and .so
litude. Every body is out of town, lrink
iu? water al Saratoga. pzing on Niagara, or
rolling anions the breakers at Nahant or
t " "
It is tate.l elsi'whrre tha: the Astor
IIoue, juying a rent of 0,000 a year, his
at this time only about twenty-five persons
, in it.
.iTttna Ot.D
m.:st counsel, auviiO, correct, reprove and
i cammand. 1'or want if proper attention to
I this, many a child has been Svriourj- :nd
U-tii-gly ir.jurcd
The ter.cher is respmsihle fr the i'clrc-
tttof growth of the pupil. This of course
implies nnre than mere crowJin of the
- a
mind with facta contained in tejwt-lxioks.
C'tiidreii must l taught how to $tiu'y as
woll as what to study; the Cr.-t pi:rt of which
is decidedly the more important. In the
expressive language of a late writer, "the
mind must be waked up; the understanding
enlightened, the pereepti;
jNiwers of analysis, abstract i
ration cultivated: the will controlled, and
th-i afT eiions while young and tender led
out aft r proper objects. This requires arr
e fT rt, k:io;vn oulv U hiof, vrlio has faitl ful
ly tried it, afur iMSS'jsinghiniScM'of correct ;
ii ws of the pjwers and operations of the hu- j
man mind.
pies now more zealously and enegeticallv
than ever before, and rejoiee thtVt the Snst
pcrmaneat administration which the Whig
party has called into power bus fully and
completely indicated its principles, its wis
dom and its patriotism.
I am, with great respect, yonr hunvbie
servant, WILLIAM 1I.SEVARD.
Kespccl to the memory of
J. K. VolU.
Monday morsiing hist, was devoted by the
citizens of t his tou:it to ;ayingrespcet to the
memory of .fames K l'olk, late President of j
the United States.
About 10 o'lock a procession was formed
under the direction of the Marshal ami
assistants, with the Providence Band in
front, then the Masons, Judge Daily and
ether citizens, and marched to the Grove
near the Presbyterian Church. After the
procession had reached the Grove and were
s-cattd, an appropriate paryer was offered to
the throne of Grcrce, by the Peev. Mr. Wil
liams, of the Methodist Church. The Hon.
Wiu. Davidson then read the following
Cald.
maj
000 .
TII HID DISTRICT.
Cassv Taylor. Caldwell. Deberry.
ET.EHTION OP CLERKSL
f?im?,,.,m,; nonntvCourt Clerkafi-i
re-edected Supor Court Clerk without
position. 'v"-nfVvii-'
A ei& ILinovcr. rvi T tt ; fL.ti- kf
re-elected County Colin'- Clerk, kni'S;' T$. v .
Bunting for the. Superior Cburt.v 'i
uoorc.yierxy ana y , jicuee Cuperior Court.
LfairfMt. IrGorire B. feetzer l)in' olAVtAd i
ovHr Bi M. Cbb Whig,' by 561 v6lesr
Gaston i'Capt. Robeftsf has'beett-elocted-
eounty court clerk, ovcr.yol. Mpse Hand,
TttI1 A rnfno 1t5 Tjwta Tina-liAn
S C. V i-V . J" T . .V.V-V-
1(4 Votes.- v , :
a r Y i
MCCKieiU
lias been
Lincoln and (D.)
Gaston, 1593 828 11G5
Mecklenburg and
I'nion, loiS 1410 mai. 522
24
Stanly, 14
Cabarrus, 377
iuoni rv, op vo
Richmond, 71 009
Anson, 3591084
Moore, 40G 53S
99
000
ooo
492
533
545
(W.)
432
ooo-eo5
79
000
1S4
1020
525
4425 6622
4425
0000 0000
Taylor's ma 2107
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Shepherd1, Clemmons, Shepherd, Keene.
'-' , , ,, I Preaniolo and Ilesolution.s prcrared by the
ion quick, neu the i ... . , r ., 1 i 4i
. 1 , . ,. j Committee appointed for the purpose by the
raction and fronrah-, .4. e IX, , , . 1 .
... x ,.' , , ; citizens of Mecklenburg, to be presented cn
(W.)
Stotos,. 713
R.Tck'm 284
Guil'd 1354
Ran'h, 053
David'n, 71 S
4022
263 i
(D.)
873
040
3-21
228
53 Q
2634
949
293
1326;
1145
G92
4405
1315
G23
O ,J .
330
528
o loo
The teacher is responsible fr the tornl'i.
provtment f his pupils. The proper responsi
bility in this respect, it is greatly to ' frril
is not often felt. The teacher is to train
the moral nature fr the country, the church,
and fr imin rt.ility. He cannot be too
can-fnl of what h dies, or of th- tenners
nn J dNpevitif ;-n he maiiifihts. All these will
have a bearing orou the moral character of
the child; and irregularities on his p-rrt may
pmve the ruin of t'frrse coniiailted to his
training. Pternify alone can fully nnfeld the
indiK iice and re.jKn.".ibilify of te.a lrMs in re
feri'iue to the moral character of their pupils.
W ho is MiCicient for the.
. II". S. I-jitn,tt,
p resell
' the occasion'. ,
I The citizens of Mecklenburg County
j having heard with deep and sincere rouivt
of the. sudden and untimdy death of James
K. Polk, late President of the United States,
who was born in this County have met hure.
this day to do honor to departed worth, to
pay by public expression, a tribute to one
of tiro illustrious dead and to record their
regard for his iu;iny public and private vir
tues. He died in the full fruition of his
fame, earned bv his own intrinsic merit. This '
fame will grow brighter in all time to come;
for Iris name is inevitably connected with
one of the most eventful epochs in the his- i
t( ry of our c uintry. A nation mourns tha j
loss of their late chief Magstrate '..he Coun-
ty of Meklenburir mo'urus the loss of one of !
her most illustrious sons They sympathise j
S. maj. 1388
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Tenable. Kerr. Vcnable. Nash.
(D.) (W.) (D.) (W.)
Granville,
Caswell,
Person,
Orange,
Chatham,
881
10:JT
5G9
1437
620
936
2f58 10IG
330mj.319
1G21 mj.
1194 824
4588
.4135
4435
3119
2409
OA I
j jt
2G2
43
1200
2409
en. maj
Walvf,
Fraaklin,
WaiTen,
Halifax,
153 Yen mj. 710
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Daniel. Arrimzton. Daniel. Clarke.
body cf the people upon their I Kdgecomb,
thing,.
A SPECIMEN OF NORTHCHN WHIG-KliV.
by the
Johnston,
with the grec
common bereavement in the death of so dis
tinguished a citizen, but feeling as they do,
thev can with pride, though iu sorrow,- point
i to him as oae of the choicest jewels of their
; County.
j lid it therefore ResolcrJ, That we the cit-
izeus of rdtcklcnbuag Couutv, ia sincerity i Dan. rni. -j
a.v...M..wr, -(MepQr.-ains tb 9nf!dcn Mr. loole
and untimely death of James' K-Polk, laie ! was 214.
President of the United States who was born
in our County.
7ic ;o'tct, That we will dedicate this day,
the 30'hofJulv, in commemorating the nub
lie and privale virtue; of him of wuom the
County may justly point to as onoof her choi
cest jewels, and v. ho by his ability r, purity of
conduct and efti ;iali levation to the chief Ma-;-i
.st racy of this groat great nation, conferred
honor on his native County.
l!',o!rcd, That Lieutenant E. C. David,
son be requested to deliver an address to
the citizens of this county on this sad occasion.
Jc u jnnncr Jtesnii-al, J hat we deeply ; Sanmson
(D.)
927
560
C10
432
G32
272
443
3896
3110
(DO
G70
iu
303
787
723
398
(D.)
823
62 4
000
477
792
450
G44
(D.)
89'0
210
000
47
4G7
375
401
burg. B.v Oates, Esq
reclcoted county court clerk by about 500
'majority, and J- B. Kerr. Supericr court
clerk without any opposition. . v ;
llichnifjnd: Wm. B. Cole elected SnpcJ
rior court clerk without opposition - Capt.
MJ'!. Douglass county court clerk by 1G
votbs over AV. W. Graham. ' Vve: '
5 7 ync John A. Green ro-ele :ted ; fir
thd County Court, and W. C Bryan for Su
pernor Court. PJ1 : Gre.en.J0C,; Bern. "
A3tock G71. . Bryan ; 7 12,. Curtis JI. ;
Brogden G65. '
FrankUn. Young Patterson r eelected f
for'the County Courtr and Mr Lawrencso for , ;
the' Superior Court. PolV: Patterson 548,
Davis" Youutr 412. Lawrance 81(5, Jones
i2G. " . ,; ;
Tnif;e. Janic.r T. , Marriott rs-clccted
r'oiuiity iTburt Clerk, and "Richiabud P.
Finch re-elect cd for Superior Cbui t.',; ,
Jtiwrr. A. 0. Turry County Court, and
Col John.3iorrison SurHprior. Court. .
Ahinuotcc. Maj. i'Fuust." County Court,
and Mr. Gragson Superior Court. ,i f ;
SuJjcs. lion. John Hill re-elect: d Coun
ty Court .Clerk, and Samuel TayHr Superi-
or Court. - '-,:: "
fhrftfhe. . A. J Stafford, County,i and;
John inaekburn buperior Court, h
Guilford. Logan County Court, and
Cakiweil Superior (Joiirt.
i . ........
UrarKic. Gen. J osepJi Alliacn.rwe are
gratified to state, has! been re-electad' Coun
ty Court Clerii in Orange. 11 ia ! majority
ftvfr his WhiflP nwnetit.or. Morris, ik 161.
' J.ow.. N. D. Boogan re-elected c. c. e. :
A. :B. Smith re-elected e. e. cu .'
Cfhatham. William B. Jylor etectea vJ
roiinir fiiirh elei-K' liv a maiontvl ot la Ms
votes over N. Av fltea-jlijiifm-, Jjfj,p. jCJl? tlfet A'-i
cledted superior couiAcleik, by a majority of t:, .
6 yiites over J
It
'A-e
if
J liompson.
CfrifiiviUc. We rcjrret - to state that
8410 0000 0000
..Tiie following letter wa-s written
lion, va . ii. rr.wAnv m rri .. . . .i-., -
tation to attend the Whig cch bru'i'-ni of-the
Declaration of Independence at Philadelphia
on the 4th iilt It will be recollected that
Mr. Seward is the intimate polttieal frienl
of Millard Fdmor Vice President of the
Unit d States, nn 1 i ; d mb.'es m re or loss
in the con idcr.ee of the administration.- Mr.
Sewarl fully phdgcs the Whig party at tho
North to the restriction -of .-lav rv platform,
and in the concluding paragraph, pretty de
cidedly intim ites that the a lministratiou
will carry out measures to restrict slavery
as much as possible. Are, our Wbigfricnds
aware of the coalition between Northern and
Southern Wbigery, when tln'y undertake to
denounce the LVjmocracy for the Rime thing?
jjtit we will n n ueram our irien is irom conuoie wan the wiuow or the Jate rjx-rres- , D inlin
tiie letter, -which we give in full fir their j iclcnr, and that a copy of tho above preamble j Onslow
pcrn.ai: j ana resolutions De iervvaraea to her as a
Gkn'TLKMEX: Vour letter inviting me ! fpcet that the citizens of
.i ii.- e .i : nay uit.nc vyouiii ucar to ins jiicuiui ,
in tn iv f ration or trie re- . . . y.
l. a. i:
IU' I ' h ilviCUCC U ll.
, - -.- - '
s vote in the District in 1S47
A number of scattering votes were cast
in tire above counties at the late election!
Wake, 28G, to Messrs. Miller, Gales, Ligon,
and others, Franklin, .Miller 38, Smith 18.
t o i ir:ii i net p...
I uu;iaswu, tinier ow, eve. etc.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
MeKny. Hall. Ashe
(D.)
Cumberland,
Robes m,
Brun:svick,
New Hanover,
608
to participate
cent A;mivtTarv
L. Harrie, ei., of Amelia cmtitv. on th
racxt day, tins 17th, and fva--l unaniin m-!y
a tb same day two days b.-forv Mr. Cab
bon' nlatin.,denoanr'l by Mr. It-nt-Kj.
w?re offered in the Seoat? of th? Unit -I
States The resolution otTer-d ly Mr
IlarrLe, wer sent to the Virgcia Srn.e f n
U acti.v-1, arad in that 11t th .y wer am dial
ed by Mr. Suaarl, r f Ricl imorjtl. and tiaallr
' pawxl oo tb 8 th of M arch, 1 1 7. Tha4 it
'til V m-m .v-v:i . t
u m,3 my. mttm m lira n uuiv M lull" --vv
tb Uoasd of ReptvseaUtirc on tb? 5th of
Fcbrqarr, an J the Virginia rvdutioa were
wrrwrrd the tlext day, and predated on the
lltht befotti Mr. Calhoun tk any action on
tb fulject, and although thy were not fin
3 pajed until tbSth of Mairh, tWrwerv
Wioid aavl ptablUbeO io tb-'ir oigiraal f rtn
aevwig thVprocrtfdirJgl df tho Houe of IX;!
cate io the ppew of the dy. Th y were
coctaioeil ia our prer cf btb Fcbnnry,
2M7. ThU plain tacc:;ot of Cac'-, kn urn
ta t tnt by mm rxrrwn in thi city,
OTtribrwi the labortd ert cf Mr. Breton
The Axe D own t ion
S'LIHI'.':. We arc ir.forme! that Samuel B.
Beach. E-q. of Ne Vri:, who was rem ved
by the Prt ma-it.-r General on Sa?urdiy,
is an old ddier f the war of 1MI2. He
was at the bet tie of PIattburg, when he
ti taken pn-ner by the british, and while
in captivity ".'.ne-vil the kf ruction if his
tor.., .m 1 all h- was worth in the w ri 1 by
are of th enemy. He wu therefore, a
proper nabj -ct fur prooription by the party
that gare aid and comfort to the British in
IS 12, anl again to the Mexicans in 1846.
Can G-n. Taylor a soldier himself know
n . i i ii i
or the i veam Die anu
r . ' o o i ro. - i
-.- e i,i -i i i i -i ixesoiuiioiii were couciuau, jj.t. ioawiij
. hig cifizer.s of Philadelo. i:a, was received , , .... . , ,
a tti uua vi ii a v- i c.i a vui ' i nvi
life and character of James K. Poik. It
ii . -. . i iiii- i i
I was wen wntcen ana wen delivered huu cer
tainly docs credit to the speaker, although
228
249
123
729
524
G72
436
UD)
411
343
73
18G
190
114
295
148
61
(D.)
839
205
000
305
185
1016
539
150 maj.
000 000
Reid.
(D.Y
521
114
000
241
13
45
721
James M. Wiggins, Esq., -bus b?en defeated tf
for kClerk in Granvdle. lie was ondof the
bsfc ohk-.r:v in the Stiate. I
Landis. 928 : James M. Wisriiins 910. Su-
nerior Court- Benjamin C. Cooke 1074-
Wiiiliam Lynam 28.
, Gish-cU. A. Slade - re-elected County
Coin-t Clerk, and Thos. J. Brown Sliperior
Court
Ed"romhe. John Norfleet .re elected
County Court Clerk without oppositi m, and
Robert H. Pender elected for Superior Court.
lloekinaluim. T. B. Wheeler reflected
cletie of1 tie eouiir v courts over 3Ir- Ellington
no statement of the poll received. Ir
ving elected superior court clerk. ,.
Randolph. B. F. Hoover c-clectei coun
ty crferk poll: Hoover 1801, Liiwrente'254,
Biaiir 193. -.William Murdach elected 8
p-erior court clerk poll: Murdach 861, Cra-
vane o98, Prake 183, Futral 72
Davidson. C. F. Lowe i-ekctcd iottnty'
courj clerk poll. Lawe 11 Go, Wesley 1).
W ilson 77. Andrew Hunt re-Oiecwd bu
perior court clerk without opposition.
rhtrnt. r. K. Armstron re-elected coun
ty court clerk poll: Armstrong 10-iO, B.
Thompson 766. II. C. Hampton elected
superior, court clerk without opposition: ;
Jidwubm. Thomas Bagley County (Court
Clerk by 190 votes over II. H.'Uobb.;jl,
S. Bell. Sunerior Court Clerk bv .84 vote
. ' ....... .. ' A
over-JJ. Q. Adams.,' ' . i st'&'Vkt
wurren. sue oia cierKa re-eiwwu o.
Cumberland. - Ducan O. 31 Rao re4eleet.
n
ityover Hall, 2037
iyj votes
Sir. Bryan received
when I was so ihtcti'elv
augagei in nrses-
tiion il duties at C anar.iliag'ia a t prevent
me from reuderinga season;dile acknowlcilge-
me:.t. I cann t perform that d "ferreil duty
without cxpre.-Ing my conviction of the
truthfulness and justice of the views of the
resposibilities of the Whig party which you
have exhibited.
Experience his shown tint the cv.meils
of that party lead to domestic prosperity,!
while they are imbued with national niodera- :
EIGTH DISTRICT.
in our opinion it was h'igh-wraught.
After the eulry was concluded the pro
cession returned and wa dismissed.
Citurlotte Journal.
tin and magnanimity
opening a tield
of
But there
political action
of t.W; acti of base proscription against flictbetwwn Human Slavery and the Demo-
men win bte ri-krd their livci iu buttle for
their country? Or U he so completely under
thi cmtnd of th; caHnet that be cannot
prevent thera? Uuforfunate, indeed, fir his
future fame, that he ever consented to be
President of tbs Unite-J States.
WahiMjion Union. j
A cpreless coiopnitnr lately dissolve! the
Extraordinary Vegetables. Mr. J.
A. Sadler on on 3 of his lots this year raised
a tomato weighing two pounds and a
is now j ,IAI.F.
hitherto i "ow if anv man cm beat this beet, it
unexplored by jiarties, and measurably un- v;n be a beater ( beeter.) We saw him weigh
a beet takeu from his garden, which weigh
ed 14 pounds , and he has lots more that
will weigh from 8 to 12 pounds. The 14ib
beet measures 31 jncues in circumference.
1 JIvntft'i A'tfii.
i a y
trodd.'n by state-men. The inevitable con-
cratie principles of Free Government, long
repress si, has broken forth at last. The
policy of aloIihir.g Slavery in th' Federal
Di-tricf, and of proliibiti ng it iu the Federal
Territories, Ins excited a debate which per
vaded the Union and disturbs and t nds to
disorganize all existing parties and combina
tion.. Intemperate real on either side of
the deba'o threatens, the subversion of the
Men dying make their wills but wives
Escape a work so sad ;
Whyshould they make whatall thsir lives
The geu tie dames have had ?
Wayne,
Greene,
Lenoir,
Jones,
Craven,
Carteret,
Beaufort,
Pitt,
Hyde,
Washington,
Tyrrell,
Don. maj
Dannell.
(W.)
268
258
258
167
503
368
846
547
416
330 "
332
Lane.
(D.)
86G
S14
361
143
528
318
466
414
267
146
101
Stanly.
(W.)
291
270
210
009
0001
. 888
702
445
336 -673
Irtne.
1078
mj.- 30
3004,1 8-27 0090 0000
McKay's majority overall, 1868 major- j ed Superior court clerk and John 31Lau;
.nn re.eiecteu county court cierK. , ,
Robeson, lha old clerks re-elected 7.;' '--xj'f
rt'tmpicm iseamen eieerea county counv v
cieriv ny ooy vote$ over x'aison. :
Bidden. V'o6ten Superior court
county court clerk bv 171 votes over Moln roe. W
437 i .UcmjdwtU Uounly - v icara tnat Vt? V-c
182 ones, Esq., has been elected bupenor courc- i
clerk lover Messrs;rUickson ' and ooon K anu ? v
that & P. Dooly has been elected ; county
000
000
618
606
246
188
688
over
4293 3924 0000 0000
Aiirt;TiarTr liv txar 1 00 VOtCS.
whoso Federalism is so virulent as to render .-
! him fthnovinna ren to bis oyvn partT.r
Burlce. Joseph V., erreo aas veeu eietj.
ted clerk of tlte urr u
Clsan-lmd. - Silas Williams f. has.
vawva avv---'
:G9
Ifltjican. James EI, Kerr elected; conn
Uoion by transjMcing two Iettenj, whereby Government and the dissolution pfttbe Un
tbe Uoid Sutct became the Untied States. ' ion itself. ;
"A ha," said the farmer to his corn. "Qb
Btxid the corn to ths faxmcr
In the ubofe Counties of. Wayne, Greene,
Lenoir, Beaufort, Pitt, and Washington,
Lane, bis made a clear gain, compared with I
the voce tor uim and JJonnell, ol 41o. Iiut
rah for Lane ! i
NIXTn DISTRICT. f
Biggs. Outlaw. Person. Oatlaw.
(D.) (W.) (D-) (WO
Northampton, 380 435 - 631 46S
ty court clerk over John IL TIardiey
H . 1 VrufJl VIVVVU WUJV.V
over Stokes and Johnston. 7 v
iller
3 ; '
? ., o
been
Oba-
Clerk,
Prospect of Cottox Crop. The foUoW
ing is n.extrACt froraa letter of a highly m-:
tilligent gentleman in the. central portian of .
. Tn r.m. Arrn 3fA. tllffi deflCienCT IU tflO ".
.u vui. j rt .. - : -
crop.iriU bcyondjbc cculatiao.
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