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THE DEUOCBATIO
GRANVILLE.
To TH REOQTKt.
CONVENTION OF
OxnoaD. July Mb, I860.
ATr.Syme: On yesterday lb Democracy of
Granville bald another Convention to nominate
two candid.ua for the Legislature, to supply the
vacancies occasioned by the resignation of Metsn.
Hargrove and Taylor. . j r s j ,
p convention was largely attended, and all the
districts Ja the Gxurly fully represented, except
two. After the convention wu organized, fee
motion, three delegate from each district '
.. r. . . I sonal considerate
4 . " rmmeM,BitWepersoi wished again to tender hii heartfelt thanks."
nWa.. Anemmiueeretired, and after an Hargrove taid, -The Convention of the
were both in the Convention that passed the Slate
platform and supported it."
Air. Tajlor now came forward and accepted the
nomination, and in doing ao, he aaid : "lie en
dorsed the State platform in all its parts, that there
. . , . . i r... -
wa uj ua cvuiu not oa sucn a imng as equal
taxation, and he would during the canvass prvt
it, and be defied anj one to prove there was or
1 .1 a. ' T . .r
ouuia oe. no revurnea nu sincere tnankstotbe
democrats wbo bad so cordially supportel him;
vu ua uoureu 10 return more inanKS to tne mem-,
bers of the Opposition party who had given him
their support the democrats were under obliga
tions to suprort him, after nominating him ; the
ODDniuun wen dol dui mini ni thnm fmm ua-
wr p J ...... W Ut
oiuu considerations had dona ao, and to tbem be
t,Y GRAND RATiFIctION MEETING
BICflXOND, VA.
IN
Towwukstille, North Carolina
' , -l '. July 5rh I860
UWor o the:iieai1erT RaMah, X. C. V
DaAa&ia': As the system f uad valorem" txj-
ation 'is thi main issue, and very imperfectly un
derstood, it aught to be elucidated by some of oar
able statesmen or editors in su-Ji a way as to sbow
the ss4 the true meaning and intent, when ap
plied . as the "ad; valorem" party now desire it.
There are manj political demagogues who are
ready a-.d busv at work in an attemnt to mislead
me masses, Dy telling lhm they, will bare to pay t Mr. McFartfnd, the President, read froW the
ua tueir ua cune. water rourus, cnicnen I niMnF thal'l.. ...l,..! - . i :.
-w- mam - HViiuuauh. am DDI im 1 f 1 rml n
awence or more taan an hour, raturned and an.
At tbi pufnt, T. Brown Tenable, Esq., arose
and addressed the chairman. Ua said - Udc
the norainaiiona ifow announced, hi haoVa
' fT01, h- If 10 ,ubaak K lhConven.
. Uoo ft iu consideration and action," It was. that
UiMg..Bvenuo endor in all iu paru theplat
Om of Driuclnlea adontAd h thai... r L .,
Conveatlon, which ambfed in EsWh on the
8th of M.,ch, 186P. Tha introduonVf' tSl
Jluuoafiheaeoond lima lato a Democratic Con
' a large Slaveholding County, pro-
jcd great axdlement ia the body. v il
aoluuoa would feaa oat of the party verr larre
number of tho democraU in the State, and moved
. that it ba laid on the Ubla."; ,
Mr. Jcnkina aaid, "The introdoction of that re
aolution was intended to divide and distract the
party in GranTUje; that Mr.. Venabla bTrigM
to iatroduce sach a resolution, aa be, Mr V did
noraiand upon the platform himself. He was ia
SUU Jai trm, and all he asked of the Conren.
. turn was to endorse the Slate pfatform. He wanted
to know if tne Democracy of Granville were afraid
t do so. HvMr, Jenkins, had for the last 12
months been denouncing Hr. Buchanan and his
rtminfctraUofT, and now had the effrontery to sav
, he bad no right to introduco into this Convention
arvsulutjoaof Lhiakiixf. T7 1 tm V i-i-
wnn.bis brother democrats at their last. Con
eotioo; it should haveendorsed the Sute platform
, and sostainsd Got. EUia who stood upon it, but
k,m.1 ft - l uui
.Mr.TbLronsaiL'IIflr.rnfM-t. :
crat, and be would only reitarata what ha aaid at
the Lot convention; be would stand by democratic
'SV6- Way trouble the ConvVntionTthS
Democracy of Gran villa with Mr. Veneble'a reaolu-
titan ; i. - t - - .
. Jir. Sheriff Goorhil mr.v. i i .
... i wen m aemo
crat all of hit life. Ha thought the party had been
7 Kerned by principli, (hat. a
and tbey adopted a platform of principles, and all
he asked was fortbe Democracy of Granville to en
. 2f" tbe Sute platform, andlf we nominate ean
d? not tnd on tbe Sute platform,
k. v a ribald ticket, and we would become
Democratie nartv af-flr&nvflM ha1 smir mnmi
nated him as one of their candidates to represent
them in tbe next legislature, they had refused to
If V lit i . V. . . - .
-nr. tenaoiea resoiuuon. ue nad made all
the sacrifice he could in honor, he had resigned of
hiso wn accord; he bad again been nominated with -
Out Solicitation on h i nart anrl aorainat ha ,
as he had told his friends, and in the face of the
determined ODnosition to him and without thA rm.
sage of the resolution, and he now asked and be
seecbed bis brother DemocraU to lay aside all par
ty differences in reeard to State matin-, tn mm
up like a band of brothers to the support of the
candidates without regard to platforms, or endors
ing them; to support tbe nominees of tbe party.
Ue desired to return b is sincere and heartfelt thtnks
to all those who had so generously supported him,
but ho could not accept the nomination, but must,
mostrespecuuiiy but firmly decline it."
Tha onmmtUM anin rAtirn1 anil mftar a iknrt
absence, reported tbe name of Samuel W. Can.
nady to supply the place of T. L. Hargrove. The
nonJnationa of Messrs. Taylor and Cannady were
then made unanimous. ,
i A motion was now made to pass Mr. Venable's
resolution, after more than half the 'delegates had
left. - .
: Mr. Davia uU Trnnifamittlv MThai Tho niuM
- , - wwa-v- whw. , , a Hn wvwau
rather Iiaaa th rtmlatina mnA hn Aafemtml In th
county, than to succeed without if
i Mr. Horner said, "If you pass the resolution, it
will beat tbe ticket" ,
f Mr. Williams Aid, "It was the duty of the
Democratic Convention of Granville county to
pass the resolution endorsing the Sute platform;
if they did not, they would be jeered at by the
ujlaiHq ukib, auu uiiougnout me cute; ue
trough, &c, but mind, this game is not played
witb any save thoe wbo they think they can hum
bug and mislead. It is now plainly seen by all ob
serving men, who are hot blinded by party affilia
tion, they will spare no scruples to carry their
points. Would they not carry misrepresentation
tar enough in attempting to carry, their points to
ruin their1 country, without any regard to conse
quences, as their regular convention at Baltimore
and elsewhere too plain ly predict ? - Should they
again succeed in misleadiig the people by : using
such trashy-fixings as w!ater gourds, tin cups, &c.t
how long would they await ' before .seizing upon
aa valorem as their only true god ? while they will
tell the people it was too soon for to worship at the
shrine of that party two years ago, but now is
tbe acceptable time ? - Some of them have already
opened their index to this, by 'saying that it was
wrong to advocate taxes on .negro property as
other property that it. will make capital fortbe
w;puoiican9, wouen tney never refer to the dis
rupted Baltimore Con ventloii, which is ail of the
true capiui tbe Republicans have or can get from
tne xuth, though this furnishes them with" a
abundance of material to work on, while they
holLout the disbanded democratic party as a band
of men ready to participate in the destruction of
this Republic merely Jto gratify their own eager
grasp for office spoils and public plunder ? Such has
been perpetrated to i often under the present ad
ministration to call, your attention to it now. All
An immense concotrw' of TWrson. tan tha
. . wuw
D'mpatch, including tvp or .hree hundred ladies.
met at the Capitol Squire last Satrfrday: night to
raUfy the nominationapf Bell and Everett, for
President and Vice President of the United
SUtesr The great body of the nwople. as if bv
intuition, gathered ne the marble monument
oi uenry uiay, and tU greatest enthusiasm nre-
aueo. . . - ' , ..;.,
tions expressing "the fulfcst confidence in the
man-like abilities a'nd batriotism of John TBhII
and Ed ward Everett, ani which were adopted with
nearty unanimity, after thich eloquent and stir
by Marmaduke Johnson,
abert Ridgwayand Lit.
etine ladiournad ? l n
ill and- EvereU. cwhich
1 i 1 f- , .u v l , J - h.wu wvi, iv Ik IIV w. oil
failure to oass iL was sending all the Danvnibiir I r..iir. ..... -.. . '
, - a w.-..j .-.iw wi iojtj mTroufcuois oi wiia assertion .
the Stateout of the party except the Granville -ben thechronM. nrintl.:-.T-
- w v auv tiiuiu ait
Democrats. Here, after a sueeestion from -some
Y I -vlTSllr .... . ...
one, jur. t luianis saia, "as a lurtner discussion
might injure the party, he would move an adjourn
ment," which was carried.- '
Now, Mr. Syme, you have the result of tbe pro
ceedings of another Democratic Convention oi
k:. l . i l i . .
una wrgo aiaveooiaing county. . .bquai Uxauon
has asrain triumnhad in a Ttamrwr atio Vkn v an I lrtn
They have tbe second time refused to endorse the
platform of the party, as put forth by their late
Bute Convention. i Leading mem bers of the Con
vention declared that one-third, if not half,' of the
DemocraU of Granville were in favor of ad valo
rem, ana tHo oppose to it, declaring in Con von
. f "ft "w w- W UWW A-lt VVli VII"
tl.tV f ha( nnlaM lkA Ca. 1 a S i i
. i tock wrld. He would guaran-1 the Ucket would be beaten, and Pool would carry
tee soo msjonty hr the ticket if this convention I bounty. They are, no doubtrigbt about that,
i w nui give ice true reason.
1
. - . 1 ma convenuon
eikiort-d the Suu pUtform, but if it did not, they
would be bean ; tbe OpposiUon UckH would be
elected, Pool would carry the county."
Ijuoq on the Ubla. j . . ;
-Mr. Lw i J. Davis sakL The remarks of Mr.
Xl .rner reminded him of a parte! 'of cowards:
tbe enemy was before them; they should stand on
measure not men ; he contended when a party
laid down a set of principles, tiey should light for
them, and die for tbem tosUnd np to it if tbey
Ola it thaw aM - ) . . . i ' .
--j .HiwwHuiiwiwoi soosinraiew
vntaa - - 1 . . . .
; Mr. Wn. C. Cannady said, - We stood here for
tA II. 1. 1 1 ...
. uvoorea ana reverea Air. xlargrovK
and WOUIJ VOLa tnr him mnA in kf. i'
blm,lf he stood upon the Sutd platform. If not.
" "ww not it you put one man in with one
2 " i - 'i wouavenoino
ine democracy oi UranviIIe are still una wed by I it, from tbe fact that
ue inreau or tne Standard." Pnu - anrl w.,. I
.t . .T.. .T'. : : I air
most weekly intelligence of highhanded rdbber
ies such as that lately porpatrated by Mr. Fowler
of New York. Now, where is their nationali
ty? They have divided in their national Conven
tion, and has not the same been true of States,
counties and even towns? Where is their homo
geneous proclivities to save the country from des
truction and ruin, should tbey aeain obUin now.
or ? Though let us turn from this loathsome cor
ruption of political freebooters to iomelbing that
we are more deeply interested in, at oar own fire
sides, resting on our shoulders. - We, the middle
and jworjclasses.'are already carrying cobsiderable
WPlffht 'if ItiiIimaI . W . 1
-"-" tvi we nave not noticed
it it like
ring speeches were mail
Eq., A. JudsoiTCrane.
tleton Tazewell. The
O'clock With chAAM fnr
made the welkin ring aziin
There were not Iras tan four or five thousand
persons present, including, perhaps, three or four
hundred ladies, who had come hither to attest their
sympathy with our glorious cause, and their high
-j-wwaMuaKi ur uooui sma aisunguisned can
didates. It was a scene long to be remembered;
that vast sea of upturned, and joyous, and en
thusiastic faces, and that nerfect order and de-!
corum which prevailed throughout the -proceedings
of the meeting, commencing at eight" and
closing about eleven o'clock. We h.ave attended
no pouucai gatberinff and we have 8 attended
hundreds where such respectful,' earnest, " and
gratified attention was paid to the speeches deliT
ered oq the occasion :-,v J... .
The vast mass of pdoplegentlemen and ladies
stood (here patiently and orderly for three hours,
on a close and sultry evening, and seemed to the
last unwilling to leave the ground, but continued
to call for other sjieakers for many minutes ' after
est wish or DQrDosa to eiAovanta tfiA tiVA At tnn
f 7 OO"" wv cicfw wa WMW
character of the meeting, that it was by far the
most uccesstul and glorious political city demon
stration that we have ever had, thepleasure of
witnessing in Richmond, during our seven years
auiiunu experience nere. .
And most heartily and joyously, therefore, do
we congratulate the gallant and indomitable
Whigs and Americans of Richmond, and in their
name, we send cordial and All thf Ifiiotlf A aVWAAaM
to the friends of tfce common cause, throughout
the length and breadth of our glorious Union.
The noble examnle thus sat k a -rh .i
1 j auu
Everett men of the metropolis, will speedily be
imitated, we trust, by their brethren in every
county in the Sute. aWhigs and Americans of
Virginia, be of good cheer, and zealously set about
the work before von. for tha niin. a .i. r
and if faitWul to ourselves and true to our cause
a rlnrmm tvinmnlt tn V- , . . ' : '
" v M hivuiiu Wilt MJVUtll
' Strumous ori Scrofulous affections are the curse,
the blight, the potatoe rot of mankind. They are
vile and filthy M well as fatal. They1 arise from
nontamination land impurity of the blood, and are
to be seen all aroiunq us everywhere. One quarter
of all we meet are tainted wfin tnem, and one
quarter of 1 these die of them :. die fooltso
sap arilla cleanses out tbe Scrofulous corruption
effectually expurges the foul contamination from
k. .f.n : i Wn: Inncrar trronn nnrffir vonr Rornf-
iua pjr,wu i v - o o .... - ;
provided his masterly combination of curative
virtues that he calls Sabsapabillav Democrat,
WaterburyW j
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-TiTir. AnciDiarr. We have iust learned that
aHnnt alnvan 'rivlxk this forenoon. Mr. Georere
Wilson, head irick-layer: em ployed" on the new
Presbyterian Cburch now in course of erection at
v. f fhirA and ()Hnm Ktrantji fall fmm
lug wuu. w. - . o ,
the tower and was killed. '
- ' We have not heard any further particulars, but
learn that Mr. Wilson , was from Baltimore,
where he leaves a wife and two children. -i
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Trr UmnlvT a KnTmRTaT. To Afimv Thp
UTaeani Hnrdmink4. charged with . the : killing of
Joseph Button; in the Jate terrible street fight in
uv 5, . -J - ' -
examination by Mayor Branch, acting as a justice
of the peace.! "The case will be heard on the 1 1th
mst. Of .Robert tsutton, .tne wounded man, we
.nlVin r. tola infKAn.A. 'PK . VI wri t9
iaditnr nf tha V lririnian baa a iiaAlinv addreoa to his
friends in consequence of tbe late affair.' He says :
tt-r - 'it l .1.2. . : Ll ,i il. - i
Xji ail learn jrom uiia ternoio even, vua iiu
porUnce of restraining even 'the remainder of
wrath,' and being more forbearing towards " their
fellow men,. This lesson -has been deeply en
trraved; as with an iron pen, on tbe heart of : the
The : Louisville Journal inhumanly-, recom
mends the democratic papers to puDlisn just now
w avwvv wwwtatv aws wvsva upvu auui saiviitv jw
osition, that the Democratic party it the only Na-
uunai iariy in tne country. x .-.
llATWS OiV'S HIST ORI ihb
flNORTH CAROLINA--
! I Reprint from the LotuUm ettdun.tifWty
' - to i --r Ann AND IifTEREST
- ' .t7Tr to A EARR AND ItfTJMUiSX'
I '.g d i. tb. tod. or
of oar goou oia bW( .
7t,w!S16m
JiTT"! j .:. .-...nt if the then infant Pro-
Lee of Carolina, wid r found both i"tn. J
amusing; As a specimen of our author's style, ws
subjoin the following extract! ; ,, ' ' .
, Th-hr.vtian naUves of Carolina are a straight,
clean-linjVd people; the children being seldom, or
never troubled with Rickets, or those ober di-tempers,
tnat the Europeans are visiied withal. lis next to a ,
a.
"Oli,,,
nijw
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"SOUTHERN
obut B. toKDojr, V
. fc0f Wilmington, N.C.
LONDON Jtr
- . l- ' vir . "fMifairaai
jane 2 poo in.
i ...
J.8. DanCt, j. h. HXUAM
Of Tarhuru. Of Hn j I. I
DANCY.HYlVlAlr '
COMMISSION Mci0 i
, j .a " ." UHit,
eari street, Hr
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Uk
miracie to see one oi -j -
those women that do not expose themselves to toe
weather, ? they are often very fair, and generally as
well foatared, as you shall see any where, ana nave
erv DnsK unarming eyei, wai w -
tage. They marry veryyonngj soms at thirteen, or four-
rann amrf aha that atava till twenty. i8 reckoned a Stale
. : . i. : u i.j:ff.Mn iiharaAtar in that I
utatu, auivu if a T ui j uiuiu.t ; -
warm Country; Tbe women are very fruitful; mosi
nouses owing iuu or iitue enea. t um eu -
tkat women long married, and without children in other
plaees. have removed to Carolina, and becom Joyful
! me dock contains neany 4U pages, auoaecunu, m
will be sent to any part of the Union, postage paid, at
2 per copy Address, i 0. If. PERRY A CO.
1 iRaleigh, N. C. I ' iaM
Will operi
en'a Branch Hou.,inN()rf(,v
ofSept-mber, I860, nndJrth.
NEW
ton
HYMAN, DANCa-ri'"
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LUJMIIER...LONG
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TU0S1S WlSljlN0
THEO AT TH : -
A UJW PRICK
NO.
CAM BE SUPPLIED
-' Among the list of passengers in the Asia just
left new York for Liverpool we find the following
from North Carolpa;4-M. E. Benxahd, C. "Hol
land, Bryan Grimes, and Geo. Tait. . v
rn Ion N." Th.n.i;Mt),;.i,r .i i
------ "'- Mini . ivi kuruiaciTci auu
will not be dictated to, as to whjat action they shall
take in regard to State matters. Tbey still think
that matters -of tA Tat in n ara nf mnpa imtwff.nA.
to them, than the election of Douglas, Breckin
ridge or BU to the Presidency. And tbe leaders
who have the seeonii ti ma maila tha aifomnt
force them into opposing equal taxation, will find
in JAugust next that the free, people of Granville
"v ajv rrpuuiaiea tnem. it liov. . ju.nu
knpw that tbe Democracy of this large slavehold
ing county, have the second time, in Convention
ouuorse ue piaiiorra oi toe party, that
they repudiate, it, and of course repudiating the
platform upon whicb he stands, they repudiate
the nrasemA of ih e
weoreatne, r.r it baars us down, though
stripe, and another with another, what a spectacle I .nin nd others wbo oi.Dose eaual taxation.
r h : - A LOOKfiKOX
IT mnalA m.W. . i P. RSinm arlt.'n. . W -i. T . ....
we would rrrsent-"-
n , nr. oooth said, " He would make a few re
. . markl Uie benefit of his friend ifr. Horner.
: Toe resolution was not intended to read private
; individuals out of the party, only Candida tea who
did nut stand oaj the platform." .
: ilr. T. L. Iiarrrove aaid, "Let us see if thia
i i n solution oi Mr. Venable,,, should be adopted by
thiacunventioo. II would like V know if Mesars.
Vmble Gtwch, Cannauy and bihert would aup-
Krt Um Dotninvea vt this Convention? For bimavAf
would, with orriJioutplatferma. (Sir. Mea
. dows interrupting, "sai the opposition he saw
. mouJ riMn tbe country, (rppoaition to Hargrove.)
ha Waa for Tat Hinrnia ri.Kt nv . t J
Hargrwtvt rootinoed. He had told his friends here
to-day not to re-nominate him ; on third or more
of lb democrary were in fvorofad valorem and
if this resolution was passed, it would read out of
the pany perhaps half tbi democracy of Gran-
. vllle; he had appealed to Mr. ,Venable to with
draw it, but ha would net; he now appealed to
. tb dtrocru to lay the solution upon the table,
for the harmony and s Vcea of the party. Why
' rut tb mark of diaannmhatinn mi k.ir . v..
. g r vuv aui VI Ul
old democrats of the party ? Make no tests of State
P. S. Since writing tha aka. t i,
tained what was done with the resolution in the
ommiwee it was put under the table.
" i '
we do not see it, because itoomes in such a way as
not to arrest our attention I was going to say the
two pruws were nearly toe in same effect, hut re
flection will show quite the reverse. ' While theair
presses us for the good of our develonrnnt
latter ttne indirect) presses our money out of our
pockets, ofie when we do not think of it. If
any one has the curiosity to say where? why, I
will tell you : on every thing that we eat, wear,
drink even .bat we think. Jiow, who arj the'
sufferers by Ibis rule of indirect taxation. , Not tbe
wealthy, for th-y are able to buy tbeir supplies
un. umaa. principally ; but tbe poor and mid
dle c'asses, who have submit to tbe rate of the
reUilers, near their own door; Mijare notable to
send out of th9 Sute to buy gooJs from first hand..
Now, if the retailer or Merchant is taxed oh
cenU and sella twenty thousand dollar wrth of
BRECKIjN RIDGE'S ENDOKSATION OF
SQUATTER SOVEREIGNTY. . i
The Memphis Appeal (Dom.)proves that Breckin-
nage endorsed In 1854 the squatter Sovereignty
heresy of Judge Douglas. , We copy the extract
from the article of the -Appeal," with the com
ments oi tne xiiccmond Whia 1
"But it may be said that Mii. Breckinridge and
Mr. Douglas differ In their views with regard to
the powers of tbe territorial legislature, and the
time i when i the peopleof a Territory may seale the
question of slavery for themselves, Mr. Breckin
ridge also ineeu this point and dispose of it satis
factorily. Lvthe Congressional Globe, voli ' 29
page 141, will be found tbe foUowinir naVsaJ ! '
"It is contended on nna han ..Jzl ' t .
the equsUtv of the StatL aZ ?ea. or
, - . vuu8tituuon
and their common property in th territories, that
the citizens of the slaveholding States may remove
to them with .laves, and that the local legMature
cannot nzbtfullr ei(Ju)aai......i.ii. -y.
ntoiial condiDon ; but it is conaeded that the peo
ple may estabysh or prohibit it when they come
to exercise the poirer of a sovereign State; on the
other hand. it W aaid. that slavery,' iring
in derogation of common right, can exist onlybv
I o roe" of nosi'jv law - anA i, ... ..
- -- , 7 i ia uontea mat tne
ConsUlutioii furnishe, th law, for ihe territorST
and it ia farther ..i .v... .u t . rMriee,
'' ' f . . 0 TH JUeOISTlE.
!i A T?TTKV. fV TTTIP T nnui.,n
, ' laivuiflu JruwjiB. I . v uumi. wvna wiiaim uHuw, jax ma territories
H6' " tror..lh first mak. oul4 have.to py b-ndred dollar. J SrIaiSa .-SSi2 Llture
a. t woum seem aa if at the God U coun
cil astembled. bad fimoIvmI trn thai rlAdlrnAttAn e"
WTBW VtfM IIVUVU VI
Kxr
- metiers! Will you do it? Vote to lay it upon table.
, ; I kaowyou wilL . i I
' ?r: ynb, ""ted to know what were their
pnnihU' TYiA .a.i . .. .
,. ----r j --, uy n tuey ignored una
resolution 7 He was for principles aot men j he of
fered lhm the platform of the party, tbe princi
ples of tb party unless you pasa thia resolution
you have no Drincinlea. you ara imnnii.. i
as a mob without any Jrincf rls 5 how can you
advocate tb claims of Gov. Ellia if you repudiate
U - the platform upon whicb he stands?"
f Mr. Jno. WuliamsLaak). na a .U.,..
noturdtOTHiblic speakiag, but;he was a demo-'
. crat. it had been a nrininl of On. tam.ww.tw.
I ty that tbey went for principles not men, that was
J the thine that had carried Mr. Hargrove along
I and ctfrrird him triumphantly; so long as he
j stood opon democratic principles if that resora-
. U00 rvad democrau out of the yarty, the Sute
j plaJocm adopted at Raleigh read them out: he
l Bad read i Lb blatnrvnr lha f-a. nr n.. v ':
j set aside for principles, never, of setting aside
TWIniil Ira for man ha jtaafnwl V--
1 i ;-- " t w auvw vt Air.
I Hargrove if the State platform read him out of
. - tb party?" , . '
il r. Hargrove said, -He would vote for an Ad
. valorem or anu-ad valorem candidate, a diatribu
nUJ Excellency Governor Ellis., He has been
guilty of a series of misadventures during h:s term
Of office, aay one of which would entitle him to a
ward in a mad-house. ,
I His latest act of folly was committed.in Nash
County, when he was last there with with Mr.
I'ool, to address the people. '',;
. It is known that there are two parties among
the DemocraU Of Nash the Battle party, and the
Taylor party, who are at enmity, the one with the
cmer. iteoent publications in the Wilson Ledger
sufficiently 1 demonatrale this fact. , In August,
1859, at Nashville,' the week of County Court,
several of the Battles, and one Thomas Benton
Tuaale, made a murderous assault on Dr. Taylor,
the last and present candidate for the Senate
against L. N. B. Battle,, Esq., in which Dr. T.
was severely beaten, and ' wounded with a knif
in the neck, on his back and on his head. Tisdale
used a butcher's knife 00 the occasion, and either
cu, or struck Taylor when he was lying helpless
on( tbe ground.
i At the Spring Term of Nah Superior Court,
Tisdale was put apon his trial, convicted and sen
tenced by Judge Sanders to sixtv d.vi imnriAn.
ment It was subsequently remitted to thiry days.
Tisdale went into jail, remained there a few davs
tw.J taa .
iMm uwr was leu open, (or as some say the pad
lock on the outside broken "off) and he. made his
escape.
$ .
! The Governor went to Nashville on his elec
tioneering mission, a petition was presented tobim,
and he pardoned tbe offender" On hearing of
lou at iuon. Judge Sanders was indignant
indirect tax. W ho doea thia indirect Uxoome out
or.. Tbe poor man who buys $100 worth of goods
u.u one uoiiar, and lie who hnva fl. k...
dred would pay five dollars indirect tax. .nl .
vai in man. t . U A . . '
j ... v. iua lasuwices, tnis poor man lives
" aaiary, ana as alrealy been Uxed enor-
I CJilT.ftKn PP' to the
I on opposite nstrucUonsbf thaT uistruienTthe
Dill WlBAl rafnaaa ti maA, . . .
V- 3 V ,7; w r iriDunJ created by the Con-
, .. r ' J M cuor-1 uwu luwii iortae very purDosa of Mi-,.
mousiy hi5h, (apparently! for hu own industrv.) " lr and equity" E undent g
He has to work nieht and da-, it .11 I Thr (a ih a,!--,. a d...L! ' l ":
. -. j j -- aui vi uim ; """ -"recainridffe. i whu-h
labor to support him.; he is worth nothing outside fa ""tical with the doctrin.of Dougl as ' Breck
or hw , hands J yet his rich neighbour may own inridge is against the aeceders' doctrineof "protec"
fifty thousand dollar, worth of untaxable negroes, tion tr sUvery" the Territories, and is for W
and not pay one cent. ! Now, where is the equali. WAfe1UC ot'y to the decLw
ty or evM justice in such a code ? - Then aain ? abtUin"' he Territories Thus it
tbereistheMerchantwho owns proUbly Ifm ate
four or five thonaani i..r , -. t.t, , .tL 7 V. avery in the Tern-
. ...v.FUU sna nas to tu monai naters of Squatter Sot.r
pay sixty or seventy dollars, (which lobks as if he fSJ-h&ve nominated a candidate for iheiPaS"
u Uxed. for his energy and industry.) Though aSin0 agn8t "Potion to
be isnot the main sufferer for this. It U tbe poor
man who is not able tb send o f 1,5. ,.V. himself! W "J5,?'P?,ai1 ..Douglas
" wvi. - wuiOCUfiunv' a nienla. Al
' r; li;- FOR THS BKGI8TSB.
',"' DoaHAWS, ORAMOK CO0KTT, N. C. )
-'.I .r I1 July 3rd, I860. J
: Being opposed to Richard M. Jones, Sheriff, in
gome of his official transactions, we find our positions
misrepresented ; and , having been refused the eolums
of oar own coun'ty psper, we will therefore publish the
following card iin the Raldigh Register, in order to set
our positions right before the people. , .
On the 34th January, 1859, Richard M. Jones,' offer
ed at the Coart-hoase door, for cash, the Lands known
as tho Durham's Depot Lands, making a public de
claration that if any pajgon should bid off that pro
perty and fail to pay for it before 4 o'clock, that he
should re-sell it. The property seemed;to be dull sale.
We set to bidding. The Sheriff postponed the sale for a
while. We went to a gentleman who bad money and
asked what he would charge as to buy the Land for us
by our paying hun his money back in tea days. He said
two hundred dollars.. We agreed to give it He was to
ton biddinr foil ni wkAnaM. AM t:
Sale re-commenced, the sheriff stated that be saw
some present, that were not nrawnt whan ho a.m
offerd the Land, and he would state now what he
stated then : That if any person bid off the Land
and failed tb pay for it befoie 4 o'clock, he should
re-sell it. Alter the Sheriffs making all those de
clarations thatjthe money had to be paid belore 4
o'clock, he went a side and told certain men if thev
wontAl a k.... T J .1 1. 1 r.
wo Ajuuu, mey ,couia nave until
February Court to pay for it, and never told ua
one word "about time or credit. ; The purchasers
made a fine speck on the property, the defendant
suffered loss, and we felt like we had been cheated
when we found how the property was sold. If the
sale had been conducted according to mi Mii a.
.ration, we believe the ! Lands would have been
ours. If we bad been offered time, we should hafre
run the property further . than .it. went - at
We challenge : SReriflF , J.ma Ki. AiA
- - O " -maw ' at MVw
Offer us ti me himself aa he did aft the rest of the!
a. 1 J 1 . - 1 a a. - a" . .. . . '
oiuuers. nor ioia mn j ooay eio otter t & tt8 j0t
DUXiUJUUJS SHEPHERD.
jcar Laths
notice.' .
: " mar 7 wtswly.
upplie-i ia ,nL
OXFORD FJBittAJLE COLLEGE.
Teachers. . :.
terary School .
J. H Mills, - " ' ,
Mum M. Ai Fowler. -
Misa E. J. Barbam,
Miss Mart Habqrayx. '
. i
- Ly
A.:
i r
MAX
School of Fine Arts.
Miss E.J. Emioh.
School of Mas let
Mrs. E. N.i Mills " .
Miss S A. iFaucett,
Miss M. C, Br as will.
PLAW,IRLTKJ
suitable lor
1 .
U
I:
$15
20
12
n
20
10
10
23
50
100
Expenses,
Tuition in Elementarv Branches,
College Classes,
Drawing, (materials included,)
rainuogu Water Colors,
Oil Painlinir mafannal, Snlnll
j f Wax Work, (materials included,)
I " Embroidery, (materials included,)
if Mnsio, (instrument furnished,)
ltt Board, iwashins-includiwi.)
Board and Tuition in the three schools!
. r. . '
: - f I ". Remarks. '-t
Extra charges and needless expanses are strictly pro-
- 1 .1 ,
uiuiw. uvwDow j iuiviiaQB .ic uaub oj tneieacners
Picayune pedlars are not allowed to enter the premises,
and no pocket money is required. ,
- Oxford i, situated on the healthy hills of Granville,
1? milefl from tha RalAivh anil n..tyn n.Sl.n. A J
conaected with Henderson Station by a line of daily
stagiest' ' . . "'i "' ; ; :.,
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions. The
first opens on the first Mondar in July and closes on
the last Thursday in November. The second opens on
the first Monday in. January and closes with the an-
nuaii commencement en the last Thursday in May.
For .the Annual Announcement, apply to
! .j. . ! i J. H. MILLS,
juaeu xy. Oxfobd. N. C
TIN FOIL METALLlTcIi
JVC .38, Crosby , "
JOHN J, CROOKE dt fn '
Are manufacturing unjdar their tent
ROLLK!) nv nc
Fine Cut and Cavendish Tjbaccosth(J
- Spices, icj
Thina TiaatAn Fnil .11 ' I .'
, mlB tuj).ur 4
. .r..ll 4 .1.. . -.
""ported srticU. '
METALLIC cll'S,
INVALUABLfi
fnr SAalirif Rnir -a ... 1
. B D, TOHHUn,ng w ... .
Jars, Ac, stamped l . ?ht
MUSIC PLATlfS, SOLDI K, TVPX .,i J
!.- . I : : -UJi!!JH
JVI " s-JJi" l fj WHOM
J.W . fJJSltlT,
ol italeigb, j
(in irAnarullw
public or private Builing fa JJWj
'l. terms. I sa lii
other purposes, or dressed to order in .D.',T'!f
ouired. at raaaonahl. r... . , T M7i
. uraers iot itone addressed to ms throurl. J
w - vi lois asa KTavraa ar ian .
meet with prompt attention, i
- Jupe 18 tf. THOMAS roiTT,
" LOCATED fAg
i, I take thrt opportunity to inforii:
-1
WARRENTON FEiHALE COLLEGE,
-. .WABBBifTow, North Carolina.
The Pall Session will openi on Wednesday, the 2Hl
of Jolly, 1860. In addition to the Department of Ene
I? 'lt2ratnr" instruction wUl be given in Latin,
lree(E, French and German Languages ; Vocal and In
strunientatMusie, Painting,y)rawing, Ao.
' Terms, for flvamnntha m.iF i. , .
cludiag lights, Ac, ' , I $60 00
-Washing and FaeL, . 750
iFnglish Tuition, ; $12 50, $13 00, $17 60.
it. h.aniTr7i Zr, 6 craDiy Known for
ite healthfulness, and Its superior advantages for tbe
educationf ung ; Ladies We have a full corpsof
wep-quahfied Teachers, and afford Aoro,A instruction
mthesoaud practical, as well as in the Ornamental
'Pupil boardinir in tha fWw. ni j .v- .11
. C - W W U.1UDI t.LiW uuu
stant aaarvuion nf K o. . j ir 1 .-a
wS.lf4. necessary to their
zr.-.Twx ,-iea aairess.
FOR SALE,
JUUU mile from Albany, Geo., J,50( it
Mti
cieareo, auu plenty of Water, and from 50 Un
groes, ana Mock of all kinds. I ill MU u iTI
v.i ujQ iuii wuoout (be Kerrgaa TiJ
pl-ce wiUmakettwo beautifull Plantation!. FdIbaJ
Corn and Cotton Lands. I 'T
la bus.-; cashandthe balanco'in 5siiil(ty.l
A that r ... :U . t' , I . "JWJ
I. . 1 . - o .mtoi.o inert Eig "SWOrildi
the place one hundred bands.; f 7
" I J: HAMLIN J. COOt
Albakt, Georgia, June 1 rib, 18f0.
June t4-3api
4
NO T I C EJI TOIX aATTEBTD AT THE
Court-hous on Friday and Saturday, the 20th
and 21st of Jalyr for the purpose of taking the liat of
fiSiS '"""DistricUiro. 1 and 2, for the year
1860. Mr. Geo. W. Norwood requested me to say that
ti. Will K. H.nnv.M 1. -. 1. ... ... y
""ffj w utm wun nis leuow citizens at the
same place, to collect the taxes due for 1"50. Ai th,
occasion is on i'Ueruting one -full attendance iS
earnestlv desired -tVuJ . -
t it ' 0BERT W. SKA WELL, J. P.
' -i1 - mt th m nd place to col
lect the City.Taxe,. 4..; JAMES H. MUEBAY.
; jan30-td : I :VoUeitor.. :
inconsistency 1
set of men on earth' 1 . I anJ
IN
. of ?HANY SPBLINGS,
- lVronteromeT-ir finiintv tr . '
T w-f.Rf EIBJ 0BS having purchas'edinoi,
aIW 1 ?r 1 f Plac 111 October last, have
...Sui7 repu-a aaaiarnishd It with entirely new
failure of the best class, and will open it fw the r,T
j : v idia usy 01 June. '
Having increased aoeombxodations, and made liberal
arrangements for the oomfort of their guests, they flat
wfnrSl!8" thftt bn few (if any) VTaterin PUces
Will afford th&l-na. .rfvM.t;sv. AM-.
. . -awvMVUB m tUla)., -
It'lsl Blfnaafaal taa. ,VW x a. T ' ' ' ' '
NE IniOeslronVvme I
J art Va7 .Zr Z iwver, ana is surround-
'i
-""Tiimiraugii ranaiaaie. Or in man I .. . ' &"aiik
who was nominated by the party i he was a better : lf iIIu h" lurBe Tisdale out of jail
1 us on cr n E. in rut i tt wi tv i. k:..i. . h .
xsy Auispiace- a promi-
a. a .-a V
8le. Air. NL CannaJ .. " 2? " "! nocrauc lawyer said, he would not have
rHlulioa. and moved ih ni7 C .Vl."r v' a1 ownor.o have done the deed for Hr,
trfcta ;Jt was unfair to take it in any other way ttndrfd dollars. Eljis saia, when remonstrated
In f?52 1 dai.Uoo d Mme th-t "be had !'t several hundred votes in
Small. Ja-t each district rmat OifM j .v I Tkl. v. .v- i . .
could ascertain the enUn.entTVf thrTtyteU tSC T ' 'n1 he mual them
ter v , back-i-JSome way." How -was he to do this bv
The chairman put the vota upon la-viar on the grating Tisdale? The Arringtona ind Battles
table, and Some thought tha alli.Vl j nt A fnr- 1r. (f . mi .. .
" . . - -j t. uu nmi 1 - w jnev JIOUJ mil fnr- .'. r
IsiLJ E?? .V" W by These are tbe meina- resorted to bv tb.
uuynu supplies. There are but few poor men
who do not spendfromone to five hundred dollars
year ; so then there are but fow who do not pay
-j. ui iroia one 10 nve dollars. IiU
not right to taxjone class of men for the benefit
of another that is not what constitutes ad valorem
Cjertainly it is as much trouble and expense to leg .
lsjate for twenty thousand dollars worthf negro
property, as it is for five; thousand in merchandise
or a poo- clerk who has to pay taxes on bis bare
salary of five hundrod dollars, yet in many in.
stances it 1 insufficient tn a,.r.,f kt ir . v
. pf". . uiiuseii arii-i i . rr wvwvmu t. ,
Tami 1 wr Haa.i- 1 ' mt . --. - f ' I k. i . - . u - r
iT YT ' ' "en wnere eur equal Uxa- nn u"!n saving suted tbe objects of the !ymeni we might append a number of eertifiJ.
lion 7 Tbeanswnr v-hrua n i.n.i tJI ConveoUAn. in mnAi . -t.J. . . fromPhu.,..j..L . . . Y1 - wnncates
K-i- . p..iiii! Asves any one I : 7 V "uu "CH'vpnsw wrmtoa j. 7 t wwi cqaaintea with its meriia
believe that one sneciea of nPnnrt& .1., I motion of John D. F anmr .-W.ta. d to these miahth adArfW.'- " . m?nt
T- C rKOp0rO, vlalio another ? "L!1?poiuted to 'end to the Convention C OanfflW be met atSh.wsvllle by Four-Horse
Twentyjhousand In negroes should pay the same tS,!16 on M idatea in pursuance of the , gT8'Jll0.nTsy t.hem v.e: ew road'to tha
"-r, rr mougnoy JTerebee. -William TW.nn jai nA tl. 1 " "T" ry ' i"-"" 1116 eoatb will
.ineeyf Arthur Gaskins. Lewi TT ' f w v " ".""ffr "rival of each train.
FrencnVjosM .nd ! Ij OOTH, COLHOUN A
rTl ... ' . Mwu . "f. aaa
ue uimmiKee aner a abort retirmnt . TT
' EDCEWORTil FEMALE SEMIAAHY.
' GREENSBOKOUOII. Ti f? - !-'
THIS Institution has been in sqebessful operation
lor twenty years and for the last nine under its
h Tbe Course of instruction fia designed to afford Jo
Soutiiern parents an stitutioa,lin which can e ea-
I", c TT ""I' auoruea by the very best Fe
male Seminines in the countrv. The libera! atronage
we have reoeival.iBl;i." : t . .
. . ' uaa eaaoieu ua to ftai
snpenor facilities for tbV acquisition of tborongh
education. auMwruo. 1 . :m u 'Ka
. . r """" uupo mas onr booths
era srirls will raeeiva a .i.t. -j - .. U1
own limits, f Vl T i V"1?"
,The Facoity eonsists of' Seven Gentiemen wd four
Ladjes, selected with strict refeVenceto exjeriebce!
ability and aptness to teoh. I The Institution i am
epartmeg, ofScience .mbraCedmth.cour.fSn;!
Sr a?rSfc"l0a ..C August Is 1860. '
?InSeS la! Pnicul.,rs of term.
taVaZali- VpAlU STfiitLlNG.
VJ " AWi!..The Subscriber offers fur iu a
Xl Summer Residence, containing 130creiofai
ow Land,! situated about 6 miles weat rBWk m
nau a mile soutb.of tbe N. a Railroad. A W it
finished DweUing House, with the nacamrr h.
Houses, am' ng them an Ice Home, Barn tod Silt
finaM.urtmn of Fruit Tresj and k w.Uorpwn.
for d to tb wwaiuar' Wan-ai ,1. a .Tut
wferr-4 to the Messrs. T.ok-r, of Raleigh, vxo Bw-
,iJllvhtbowPwr'w1B'be sold st'Mctka.
the JrdMoaday ia Augusts first day! of Wak, Cent.
Court,, f . . j . 1
"v-' - SABAH F. B. CARRAWAT.
' J -; - mar 3 Osuvtv.
.?a"..li!fbtB Ptte "sort 3 month sad form
bill totbis Offioa. . 1 1
a varj dasnkt
IjWalaawrf-
lbgtopurtbaa,
(gl ELECt SCHOOL,
J j ,, Ralbioh,
The exercises of this School
1st day of August. -
Kf.v va2..1 a a L , "
w Fw Aaaregs,
June 30-4 ' ?' r BOBBITT,
. -a-w aV A A, VI Ak
N. C.
will be resumed on the
TEXAS LAND. AND Moiwky.l
PEWXA C0UBT OF CLAIMS RE-ESTABLfsa
".-u neirs 01 soldiers whosrei in thila
Uiu waT of IndenandanM anl k. u. . :j
. . 1 1 whw w xiuimpi
tneir land, mast annlv fnr ih. a.m. k.r.. a. 1
June, 186 1, or b forever barred. All p-rtooi Ua
MONEY acrainst Toxaa ..n ..J.. .t,. ...i.
property prosecuting ' their righfa The uoditiW
has k vera I tkoutaHj names of per$odHtUM, tuiJI
other data Dertalninir ta tha T... k.
... . - a - - wpvNiunpn
will attend promptly to any claiih Sntmitod UVt
charge. i,s Address' , T, f
J r S THOS. D. WILLIAMS,
!- ' ). ' . ' " Attorney at Law, '
. p. a. j, WACO, ISXU.
Raraaas to Judo-a p...n n....
Swain, aad others. jmtr 24-4.
" ...-J MKS. WlISSLOlvJ
An xperienoeiNurs. and Female rhricUsrfw-j
n mi aneuHon or motnerti, ber ' .
.Soothing. Syrup:
EE COLLRRf.
THJS SCTinnr. ;n
. -aiy , advantage, all h JZ,-? .""ST
- - ... . ' v aa imvorania aa thn.. .f I - I v1 avuuu. ana u
. Foii rriT ritipa u.rrr...
which areatltfaAilitataati... -.iT.l:- A. .a
alFJL v g ma; rettucin InflammstioDwill slaj
For partioolars apply to ,
Jun 12th,'180. 4 "
L-
ittETHODIST
JULIUS WILCOX
r je 16 tlau.
a 11 in money, land or merchandise. If anv on
isduaiMfied with his inestnnt, he can cbanf e It
should bethink it best Why he can pdtbi. negro
property, into dry goods or anv thing ,eJse. Cer
tainly, no one can debar him from so doing
; -; i apoobmanVv
SttJS? FEMALE
VMJLAartJlJ!a
Jamestown, Guilfotd Co., N. C.
impend upon it mothers, it,wul give reil to yearsslM.
Wa CReIief ane Dealtli toyoor Infants
w have putp and sold this article forjovcr to feaa
ana ca av. ia ,..... j ...... L ,
' .. w o.u u-f. ui iu ifua
have never been
""j omer medi
The 3rd 8ainr r -in ... ' '. f I it fa tic of. Sfa
llth,lR60. 1 - " v""!e commence July to .ff,ct at u s
tbe following report . 3 , . ; . 1
jn ""A8, in tbe present condition ' of public
Tnira nnfk Ctn I r , ....
. . . ' - wi
5. tionl. H becomes the rwwWv lfl,J.Ai;fiJU
t oi ail good and patriotic citizens to put forth ' I 'Th-r. - . CONDUCTED ON
..tt -. 1 . i . uv si irviDia-ann a: - n...i! . .
u .. . aiuiiiia BLata
iw r Clrcuar ddress the su-
large mary: divlsioa was called for, when
ilr. U H. K. Taylor moved, Tiat the resolution
be referred to tb cominaling remtnitlee, and that
th-y be rrooeeied U retire and take it into eoosid.
eratinn and report apon if ; thev were now onlv
arUngfr tbe amo-emantof tb Opposition."
r orrvrrra a scene mat cannot haAu:)
m . ... M
iaa 29 ly
i orreporv every ooay on tneir feet; twentvor
, .......5, . auoic toe cnairmaa ia vain
i called ! order; It was a perfect Babel for some
? time, but mcr a while the steam expended itself,
a ar w VllWU Uia SB
pi is, m aaa
. F0R THE EtGlSTIR.
CGMPTROLLFRS REPORT CORRECTED!
OF a w, w a.- AAH h
rva ir,Vv . AA1 AiunAn 1 "r BM-engin in me cause of the "Union ' tb saiiu..
Oar ers TT" f'v d ?forcntf ttr LwV nJr
Uar opponents, the adviMat r lo heal the unhannv difference ..'a L v 1 1 r - 1 f
taxation, are aasertinr -that the number of i? glvf l?vlb2 P60?1? tbe rWrV equalizing Ux- : J
slave, in NArk n iT-. f I at.on in the State, therefore- 7 - K .,
a bCA UI DTf inA rvaata I v - VI in 1 avA.J. J I T- 'A -T ',. . . ' . ri .
Govern, of North Carolina t .v. 7Jr those in 1854. and thaw ZlV.TwCTV? T'pon hPP.,i ,
... . . I . - ,T- t . ' rr'"' w auo VOUID- I 'wi'mmena lO.Uie Citizens Of I rairni wa
tr? w?n OTep the ed. r!T!t?T?ePorts,1?r. Ff. A reference to " ' -55t SeT " n'S
ui iui iaii Diraa. inir invamn. 1 1 ... 1 a mow xwuuit win tnnn ih.t iuwuh ui ma sen Mniriu.nk
- , v nas (awn laifinirl. - - - iu uureiumM
I had Frnm a I . . 1 t i
7 " ""veuoiamg county. Edee
bombe. The .lave poU of that conbtyefnt
not be much les than fiOnn ajj .i."!
1A7Q19 ,l , ----- u tueie ro
IIILLSB OROTIC: TT ar a-
M I L I T A R Y I A C k n P! AT V
' . : M ' J- S. KAY, Secr'v. "
wed, Never did
stance ofdissat-
on who used it.
MRS.
WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING
. SYltLP.
alia to 1ST a1
eiae MKT if
whsa tia)7
a jt knowssis-
isfaetion by MJ
all are d light4
- TEW, jnneSOlm
axmaooronitn, H c.
fttSOJTSCHOOlS,
ML1 by . eorp. of
JuTT I- .WveryUnc.
inn. . r t . . . -
;k r. Tk . vu lu" -oniraryr ail are a iiga"
witb its b Deration . .-j . 1. : L
iH. U.lc,ki ff' d medicalfvirtuM. W
Pak iu thu matter "WHAT WE DO KK0W,"afW
Tttm Por-?na' AND PLEDGK OUR KEPO"
ask if tbe candidate nomi-
i . . .1 . : "..v..ca ijuuii-
, n.,ea -crepuu : meir namea bad not rat h-n
1 announced u the Convention, j Tbenominat-
Uw4 adaatageni
. - tv.
Mm
. -a. I VTJJtna
, !nf cmimttte were rrqueated U reUr and eon
ull as to ta rraolatioa rfilr. Tenable ; tbey did
to rd after a abort abrence returned, but had no
1 v' "a. tax n-RBru 10 ue resolution, but re-
T"" JOn Wentworth and ilayor
Wood. He would fss 'muster . with the best
Tammany Ilall politicians. . ,
In Lro but recenUy, be refused to'pardon a
negra boy, convicted of rane and nunU
the Judge who sentenced him, and all disinterest
ed Ursons, believed bim innocent Tbe Donular
.a a, ? a a a. a "
rcni. ri ag,n- me ixy ne as but a Hyro bov
a. a.. -u aua UUTernor COUId not hrzsrd hia
Senate of the next General" Assembly the name of
and in the House of Commons the names of
??RICK B- ALFRED, .
Resolved, That we pledge our united support to
A niKillHutAa aaa 3 S.l . ' .
- - --f" "VMS iuu w n in wn 1 - smcui'b iiur uiiiLirii iiinrwirr 1 1
a totsl of 152.9151 a.4: .t... - . - - I the candidates, an.) u V, '
, , . " vauwuiuir fcUOSe OI 1MX ri ' Tr4 unnvraoH 61-
IRfl QOZ X.- -1 . 6 Wf AOUO I for, n ollP .-, . . . T
if v annnc -I 11 11 . - I r -" oirvh lutein. . 1 i
(150,925) bj about 2000.
It is certain, however, that man
coamit fraud or mistake in listing polls.
. w. wu, ouie Areasurer. called atteo
if
men
r-rtfd thatlb-y bad selec-ed and rominatld 1 ,'eiu,n don if L-noir
Xmn. Taylorlnd Harrrove. . ato "ohTihitOT' thT."aS
Mr. Dorn,r nioved -Thatth J,mmt v 9 Ltbat thu day of small thin
. i ... . ' -.w ..vi. vuiou afcien-
popularity in a lar democratic county to t J'?" lla 0nLe f Kporta to the Leg-
. . . . , : J 10 "ave I isiatnre shnm ika icon - . b
1 w v v.aIa m. c i m-Ar i - i nn a A-a,
N A9sin in l.,a i .n - a
.u m measage w jioai, denounced j
even an innocent life. Tbe bov aa " I "
hs innocence with hia la&t l,r-ik ' v. S I S
- w "---,Mt sa i,g UUOIIC Rff
timentia settling down in lnoir unon a i,;..
r. u T. Guion oITmpa i ha fUu.;..
. , . , --v u7 iVMrw uijf. -
tion, which was unanimodtly adopted ;
Resolved, That this I Conventioti heartilyea
i.V o . oao A.-iriaftner, jfisq., our
.1 , " I' "na roi Pw valuable services in
tne last Twoiolu... . ...... r
? ne w ontiuea to the
.u.n.jui wie Convention. X ;
lira mAti.va. . . . . L . j
mtil the 4tb day of July next ta report upon the
renloti'i." . -j
Mr. Lyon said, -II .tool ky the candidates 1
rm er itboat tne resolution a proportion was
l ide ia the- eommtttee, if one of the candidates
ominaled would decline, the Convention would
iv. th reaolutioo tbe o-bye; tbe resolution
id eit at private c't;zena ms well as candidates,
tr.fvrivale citizrns nominated them.'? j
- il r. troncb s-id, "lie brard several delegates say
iey voted for 31 r. Hargrove because they undw-
1 fc- - - ii j i - a .v . i .
u wvy. w-ci v, anq uu ne unaerttooa
as th war Vr. II. obtained the nomination ; it
i J ... . ai I l 9 Ba.1111 IT
men were over, and that w.,u k.u .
j . ."" men of
" niwri ciaimge to rule over
I ,-. - - NAsn".
HtKBT P. KCSSSLI OurNaV.l,:..v. "
- - . m. ccuanges
report a launch named in compliment to Hxjtrt
a-. s.phELi,or cnarlest.n, S. C, late of Wil
mifict'n I
Xt th yan! of Ell D.-nison, Hi ver Conn
on the 24, h olt, . 0n. Kaoo ttf Z h
. . I, , ",?lUon Cnmpanr.of New Y.rk
.1,;. i " j -o- uouuuucea w" u,uu n ina 'ernirt of the committe - waa
in .S d f "rerle"De9a. J IWMWUllWdwib
tn uniform tax nf ran led. i i- "''1T
... " ".uui.a gioa Slave r,- .! a, , u
(the poll-tax was then-twenty cents) as a . "ion-T-ion "d Jwu HFrench
remedy. . . i -v. " PPotedcom?Mftee to infornxthe candidates
Bj the by, W. S. Mhoon In one of his nom,nat,?V to
2.'; i1!11" J 183?) tested to a P? candidate, appeared in the Convention and
uepiea me nomination. .' " r f
uiAinrni warn m at s a . a; . r a -
-..... wt ,auon. oaid he. a
moderate noil tax of 90 - oi '
fenA of ontptjr cent, oa the value of every
auiKua ua luaipni TTnnii.f.' - u .
t . . r -""'i.vwuia DOE DA
conpUined of a. high. u Yet, such a .y , em
who a itrniu. r . .
-.'T3rOTIfs?'
"TT 'i.lL' GOOCH'S lTniar.or .-j .. t'.
J . is now on exhibition ITrxi"?'10
, cit-m nf P.i.si. . iT . -"ww (tore
in
AuZ..1 wno i- forest
plow.; all combined in on plowl'
plow.VPourth,.,maielUvg low h .
ton sweep and nlow. ,v . "2r.i: -.1 -
All of th. rbov. ar. i7:vr,"WuB oerapmg plow.
sunerior to atfca. fi17lv 1."". H- 00l " not
ii-ii . s.- r rs"" ya. aina. f , -
v-x. ; r, xowies, and examine it for yourselves
Oxforhy Xnuf&h&'f-?: J?.0
wui b fonn T r" . ""frT? .T.
t o Yjiri. -""cipai. ' "VI- . . j . r twenty minaies aiiar
D. S. RICIIARDSOjL w-12 1 Iy?P i miniaiVv.i- ' T
GkanrFrrnct . THOUSANDS OP OASES. .
r v ""V, ArM8 tng terms, ' vJ;t?yeBv. tbe ehDd from nl. but ivir
Mr. rAX. J ro,t0?mi d bowela,rreeulaiditjsB
'augnaia. uounty, Va." - " enrgy to the whol svstni It will sJ-
! ... ' f i wKMstantlvrliaa-.;k-. " r 1
july r-r4L
4-
II AIR DYE I HAIR
"YE! HAIfinvKt
'
A
. Ni
CoarAKT Si
THE ii.ti -t. J
bolder of th, Nrn..rin? f
be held 1 u. "auroaa ,:otonanT. will
July nexL:" H " "V?' Thursday tb. 12th of
" . iBll.L.N
TICI5;
N. C. R. R. Co', l
prs; Jane 25th. 1860. I
terinfih Stock-
tnrt. in.. .. .. ar
andnV. lnh? Bowels, aad Wind Colic
Mdov.reeni,: : ! a..-iai.si
whieK. ir .
died, endln
"vauthaBEST
"aMKDY'IN
FOR .
children
TEfiTMING.
spejedily rems
dnaitb. We br
AN1 SUREST
THIS
June 27 toV'
WM. A. BATCUELOR'S HAIR DYE !
Tne Original and Beat
;ali others are
t and should be avtoiiia
Orew. Rtd or Rumtu tTnim n.'.j '.
J?-' "d " Black, without TrinrVZ ffi Hotel.
uw uwr w uis. s.ff'v.-i . t
Seeretar
v r "
' " r'en county N. r - and v..." , r wiuiiB, siana
r-a . .. - iaaa a;n- ..-. '" 77 UTCU OUaovered Unnn W. ; "UlBia IQe JaO- aimil. rTT DTTo . nm. i
w- SMc. tb clos of lMt PrenJ-
Tirol Af th. IT. . l ... - t wiyufl nihnHa..l
Auara Saloon. wUl ha T . 7 'wiine- fc
amusement r-2 "L1 ntntlytot)en fcaS.w
a, BPIeBid
cesson.
nth
e party If they ignored the resolution, as tbey Charlertei t ent of ibis hne in ) bmes theamount of the present reTeau '
a wjtu comror.i.i . i - -cn
FifUtm Medal, and LipUrv, hiv been awarfarf J Bent of viail
Wm. A. Batchelor in I'a ZJT0 t Band wili -ka. sIJyrt . roe
flnaRm.. . ' . rieaonshavbeen mad to lh. U.H 'r'i ' ' i i eTrrr""."""!
iianV.TP?2,e' erh' "e "Ri-'of mounted: ?H "d tb ill-effect's of Bad lVasreSS. theHaTr
rifemen. 10 comnanim t.,,, . r J inviffnrataul r- nr. u .v.-. o V.V ' "eiiau-
CTeston rndiTjrfe Sedihe Hen 1 00ld ?! t' " iiea trSC, States by
P. BII, IV lh; racnhSrig. I times tK?Z Sr. h l80 cav .
i mm,-mM eMuiirir. .trill mranipv b n win . awuuiu uae tuej uaaia anN anfiMaa
rww : . - "r --"Last-! tjt. : . t- - .
. -uiia, avBraging one officer to. every 13 - v . , Vae" OI 811 of
Ul ail Maa. rWn.iu . . ...
anv bti- waetB ries from teetbing. brfrow
Sntanrrtef?
and v. i?D,IC,JSnF OTUEBS, stand Ictwees jsa
OUttIS TM ARSni IIT.DIW n..nn . r.it ilia
I 1 IUUVW w-
II ilirectwDt
unl.K.rr. P"' ' bottle, gMU,B'
York Tlak.; .! or CURTIS PEKHMS,
SMk T5heoBtlowrappv j '
Sld pKf1" Ibronghou't tb. world.
f rnneip! Office, 13 Cedar Street, N T.
ronth..f30. ) Small?' 2
Servants, hslf-nri nt ChUdren
' - mr. ...y .-.i I i . . - - 1 V
WIT! FRUIT 1 VBTIIT, .!I
boxes o r an e . 20 boxe
lemons, 20 BoxnEaisias, 20 ,blfj Bx-
O Druibsei 't
rUITAKEH'S-
SWJ PENCU MUSTARD, f
1 n I f" tvft.-V ! : . cnocoxATB
a -i.i. . w. arrival r ...i.'. i k t r v .
tha R- rort"1 eoches, to con TOa of I klin.. 9n r ' Tu BoxnEaisias, 20 jbalfj
the Spnngs in th. shortest tima? 7 .r0B?Pn7 to I i" 2 (fourth) iWsea Kaiain.. 20 Dr.afFi.,
Rat. ral a f el!M,rdr TrVV At, 'WUITA
At f WHlTAkEBS.
,18 Bond Street, New Torkv
piVORING EixTACTS. .
K. A.' WHITAKSB'S.
June 15th ;
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