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FOREIGN KEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TUB FRANKLI.V !
' corro rtaa rwta advaiciio t . ' ,
IJentting ir rom Sjmin ! 1 1
JTiw Yoiit, July 18. 1 b temoF Frnnkliu
iMrrircd, 8b ran bor off MnnUnk ye
terd forenoon. . Sb brought IM rauwenger
knd rfOOtonoofioerthandiie. llorpitiBidan
eeroaa, but the paaMnzera all lauded aately, and
teached thucity tbi morning. . ,
Cotton i ry 1 and aetira.
. lUmt ha adOBd it:fcgpSw
ivmmiJ u:i. ....
Tb Auatrian hare antered MoldaTia,--JTht
frftnnnireu. ... . - .
iker-w a A)riHdaU revolt at - Madrid on I
Wt 28th ulfc Tb insurgent under Ueneral
U'Dottnell nn'o3r 4000. i'he latent-date amy
that the city it barricailed, and tliat the miniitry
will ha reouired to resirn and (A Queen loath
LATEST BYELfiGUAril.
-smo m alitor wasv ,.
It was reported at Vienna that the Ciar re
ply had beta received, and that he declared he
would resist to tbe last man in hi army and the
lat ruble In hi treasury. -.
Kusaiana have not avacnated Moldavia.
An Auatrino army of 24,000 ha been ordersd
to driv the Rusaiaii acroaa the Soreth and a
collision i prolatble.
Sebaatnpol is still threatened. . The fleet lie
within 30 pillos of Cronstadt.
- The Huaaianssontinne retirini from Walla-'
chia and the riKht balllf bf" tile ' ltiUtier "They
have relinquished eight leagues ol grouna ana
The Csar has levied pn thclandnd proprietor
of Poland, rt(uiring each to furnish 24 armed
men,
Th Franklin's mails have all landed safely.
"I--' .; CONGRESS. '.. "
t 7 v WasHiNuTox, July 18, 1854
The House is discussing the Army bill and A
Senat Ae Homestead bill.
NIAGARA AIUtIYKl thm DAYS LATER.
HjiurAX, July 18, P.M.
The Steamer Niagara arrived this afternoon,
" tifinging three day. later new. tliaa Uie Frank
lin, having sailed from Liverpool on the 8A.
Below you have her new political and com
mercial. ; : " :
. ..,.l,o MiscsxrocaL. .
The Ciar return, a court eoua, but evasive reply
to Austria, proteasing willingness to evacuate Ae
InneipaliUes, when tli allies evacuate lurkey.
le insists in Ae meantime in retaining Moldavia.
Tht Austrian had beirun to enter W allachta.
Mora French troop war am barking at Cher-
hour. -
Napier was in a Jin of battla Wore Cron-1
ttadt, and had exchanged shot. NoAing de
cisive from him.
8om lighting had occurred at Sebastopol, be
tween eight Russians and Are British steamer.
Th latter were much damaged.
The ewnmaadaa . liatria-fe
guard of tin Russian, and a two day battle en
sued. Tbe Russian had two thousand killed,
when Aey retreated.
Th Turks bad been disastrously defeated la
Asia. Two Aousand killed. .
SPAIN.
Tbe insnrrertioo in Spain wa quite formidable.
The Insurgents maintain themselves, notwith
standing a battle near Madrid. " . " "
- ' 'MARKETS. '
Whest had declined Aree pence. Flour six
peno. Corn one shillie j. . Baltimore and Phil
adelphia Kloar la quoted at 37a.
Amsricaa stocks arm ana Mintol clot.il at
Ki a 93.
LATER AND IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.
Niw Osuass, July 17.
Taxatdatet to th. ltth bay been received
Wt- A Tr of Indi.BsfromMeiicoh.va
crciaaed thfiuutier with a hostile intent. Great
exeilssaent prevailed among At peoplt. Uea
ral Bmilh had bean dsnoanced a wholly ia
S seat, and petition, war circulating fur tht
appointment of Gen. llarvay to At chief Coat
aaaad of th fore.
DISTRESSIXa ACCIHENT TWOJLADIES.
; -Kl hLL P..
" pAXVtas, Mas July 17.
Tsm hlffhtv arenmnliahad and beautiful vouns
ladi,siatera, aud daughter of Frederick Ilowaa,
Km., of Boston, while crossing A railroad track
so-day in a ligh buggy wagia, were ran over by
a approaching traiu, aad buA ioataatly killtd.
DISTINGUISHED MEN DIED OF CHOLERA.
1 Ntw loaa, July 17.
' Th. linn. Jndgt Merrill and N. B. Blunt, Esq ;
Vistrkot Attoraey, have died of cholera bar
during the last twtttty-fout hours,
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VOLUME XLV.
SELECTED POZTSY.
Fmm the LoniTill Journal. v
f CHOICE rOETRY. x
I dreamed 'tsras but a dream y.
(Ala, that luvh a bleswd draaia 1 llnsm)
1 lion wert my bride to sooth life' tearful
Mreant, '-..'-.
My beautiful, my own.
' '
Tht Voice steals o'er me now
In eadenee bke the wind harp'e naddened- tune.
orruiiii)r in uoiy trust iue onaai tow
Ibat made thee all my own.
' .' ' ' : - - '"
Mv artul miahed fnrth art frn. '
In wild delight to hare the by my aide.
unr a reamed sucn ecstacy onitld mortal be,
; Th heart deep joy aud pride.
Tn .b. with iW f.i, lntljand chivalrously defended by th l uion
flow bliaaful was the thought
Our trembling heart with richest sweet o'er
Our anmiMins' haarta aritk rLheat mMjSfX"
fraught, r ' - - : y
Like odor-breathing flowers, ' y
And oriuuiou clouds lay iu th western' Ay,
Twa-i Wj weel, hl clanvdng hand, to Ltak
' And list the night-bird' ery.
And when the remle wind, ' I
Tliat softly murmured through tbe rustling trees', hi
It airy Angers in thy bright hair twined, . 1.
1 enviea en Uie breeze.
And closely to my side . - .-
I drew thee, jealous least tbe stars should see
The deep love of the dear and peerless bride
tuou wen in a reams tq me.
- Ah sweet those dreaming hmirs, - -Aa
thought of shady bank at sultry noon
. Where summer leave and silver dropping
, aliowers - . ,
Warble a drowsy tune.
' Tlieir memory ne'er will part,- "
Til as if angel bending here awhile
Had left upon this Jd and weary heart
A lie rauituica Ol inav aiiuto. -
"Twos pure,' 'twas' heaTeirly -tfrlb t" " ' ' '
A shunahlne flashiuir o'er some lauirhinir stream:
- Butnnw Jtis dinimed for aye in death's dark
nigi
My fa
air, my beiiutiouadreain.
Forthou art wiA Ae dead ;
Thy meekly folded hand and pale .till brow
Lie 'neath uie sod where clustering rose, .lied
Their fragrance o'er thee now.
-The violet have A breath .
And on A eir folded leave 1 aeem to tract '
Thy fragile bloom su pur Aat even deaA
Wat lovely on thy tao.
Thnnght many, sad and deep .
Within me rise and start the ouirering tear,
And grief bend o'er fondamemory' shrip to
weep, .
For luv left drooping here. . lv.
""-Mrhcart'." mournful thimr. c
I'm saddened when to all I aeem most gav, '
And oft latong to li where violet .pring
- Aud dream my life away, Miar.
THE BARDS.
.rat'Tamai mrcBUAS Mia.'"
When the sweet day in silence hath departeJ","
And twilight cemes with dewy, downcast eye.)
Tht glowing spirit, of Ae mighty-hearted
Jjtkt tar around me rite.
flprrrhr srhnat-yuica 'UT' TO tnlesrTnewrortv'
Mtiausues as Uie tounu 01 glory are ;
CntU my trembling auul.o'er .wept with pleasure,
Throb like a flooded star.
Old Homer's ton, in might undulation..
Comet urEing,oeaelem, up A obi vioua main:
I hear At river from ueceeding uatiotia J
Go Vnnrtring down again. -
ITear Virgil's stream in changeful eurrentt strol
ling, -And Tsaso sweeping round Arough TalesUm,
And Dante' deep and aolrmn river rolling,
, Through grove, of midnight pin.
I bear tht Imn Nnrwman'. aumbert ringing
Tbrnngh frosea Norway, lik a herald' horn i
And, like a lark, hear glurioua Chanoer tinging
Away in England mora.
, Rhufc Mt , ,, ;, f,,
n save hit wild story to tht wailing ttnnga,
Till At young maiden 't eyes art brimming over
Lik At sweet cup tbt bring.
And beer ram Scottish bill. At tool unquiet.
Pouring in torrent Aeir perpetual lava. 'J - '
Athlr itnpetuou. mountain runlet gurgla
in in ng riny day. - . , ,
The wvwld-widrVihakapar-4ht Imperial Speaaar,
w nose shall or song t ertop tn angel seau;
Whilt delicate, aa from a silver eenaer,
Floatt lb sweet dreamt of Kal !
Niw Aest aloot ; for Arongh Iht growing present
Westward a Barry, steep Parnaasu lis t
Her glorion spirit, likt tht evening ersacent,
1,000 rounding up tut taw.
I see th. beauty which hey light lm parte! h I
1 bear th masters of oar nativ song i
Tht gentle-hearted Allloo, ooet, artist I
abq las. vim anu strong i
Aad ht wheat ana! lik angel harps tnmbining
Anthstned A aolema " Voice of A Night I"
I M fair Knphiel'i radiant spirit shlaiag,
Pal, Inlellectoell Cghtl
Aad Bryant, ia bit own brnad kmgdoaa mildly
. , , ' . i . . ,
vs aiamg ny svremmsv wirowga woou H. i
after I. Ids ;
Aad Iron haaded Whltiisr, wbsa b wildly
s a aery tatentes wvssoj t
Tbsa ar A Bards, who, lik oar forest, tower,
Firm ia tnir ttreagth at art Aa mouataia
1
tnnteat eould I but b a Iowa
I'pat A fesit of Ihea I
AsVf HOOKS I
IIRDILl OW a'llCVTORIi
.Bias
1 TrtatlM m Ui Uw (f IitaUn lit
Idalilttriltn
IV VOHTII CAROLINA.
Mr Jrr Irrtlrll.
rpill ml U.,1 kasasaakssiklWltssUHr,
I aa II saw Ma a 4. la ttsrtk Caealiaa , ta litosn ts
u,a aaiun W nktok H ttsaai, Il Ml
las Basil.: tiaanass. as aw sa iey si
iksvsfara,
w, aa sill aa la BMs sf Aaaasiklf aa4 tka
taalalae sf mmt aw Cavrla, a Ika aaKjMi af M Wla,
i mmd A4mtm, m Il la lkaa(lil II wr arm
seats!, saSaaly to 1,1 ml la legal fmjlmmmtmm. Bat
aiM aa aiaaea, was aa sa rrewaaeur aail.S saaiaiss.
4wakalka IsS.hW., laiBtwlaat a4 raatasslM
lisaas sf Bsssalsw aa4 SSailaiMralMa.
a L. fOKFiinT.
TkaMrh.tkM. Aerll, Mlt If f.
BonneU and Kibhona 1 1
11
I HI, c, ltak, fir, Lettra A rana
llraid ItBMts, A'mm. a im4 asasrtsMst al
Boaa af sij Mltstn tad !"
lVAl CO" Kit
RALEIGH, 3ST0BTH
IJorilr-CCafoIraa Star.
I
RALEIGH. IT. C.
SATIRDAYMORXIXG, -JlhX 22, 18i.
FOR GOVERNOR,
Hon.
Alfred Dockc'ry ,
Of RICHMOND COl'STX
0E OF HIS rosSTITlESTS" AGAIN.
'- For the eauoial Iwuetit and comfort of the Stan
dard in thif hot weatlicr, wc give another iiisUtnoe
in the dt-lectable career if Uen. Bali M, Umt
may "be another cause why lie should be so vuli-
Standard. In Balis' letter i.f the 5th
of Angtut, 1S52. to Mr. Hustcd, that much pore
cntcd bcro -.u : " t'pon lloy vrlesf- wdtl i's.
stio'tatwrite to )'o fhe
any steps iv relation t4heharacamstlrfb
rJolin B. oodhu, of Yancey, at least fur the I "
Mr, Clincman ugOT8liona, Waced the whole of
ease in my hand for inspection, and if any
thinj criminal should be discovered on the part
of Woodfin, in connection with (aid casca, merit-
mg prosecution, yon will be timely notified."-
Thus, it eems, according to his own statement,
ha wo appointed, alike m,jfHion of Mr. Clino-
man, by the Department of the Interior, to pro I
, . . I
tect it against fraud or to intestigate case of
lorgery put, it eem, mat alter n ooiltin wasia-
me, that after Woodfin wasin-
dieted in th District Court in thi City, BaKs I
Was one of hi. Counsel, thu. showing that he wa.
pretending to Mr. Uusted that he wa acting for
tbe Uoyernmeiit, whilst be wa managing the
case for th accused. '
Moreover, Jhe rec.rirfib rCmt
bail for
forgery,
rsu ignisaao wa 4k.0uU..l. Is ajiear j
front the- reword that he became-
Johnson, liketrise cluvrged with
case, in which tho rncoguisinco
Wheu h offered himself in the fir
asked if he were worth -2,000 without encnm-
brnnce. and kt ro that he wa worth more than
Aree time Ae amount orer d aoow all kU
UabUUia. Now we do not know in what his
estate eonsi.ted-whether it wuui Maltese
iackaases or anything else but we have been I
assured tliat his acquaintances and creditors in
Aa mountain and elsewhere, would be very
happy to leara that be wa in possession of so
Hoc, n estate, and would ba glad to diacavor in
what it consisted or how it could be reaches).
Now it strikes u. tliat Ao redoubtable General
put not only lunuetf, bbt Aat "distinguished
statesman," Thoina L. Clinguian, in quit an
awkward predicament" II represent himself!
j aad Clingman a taking a deep interest in ferret-
in. ., t,.A. mn,lt.l n llw. P,.n.h,n
and at Ae name time, he it acting a counsel fur
At accused, who i. raid to be a oonnectipn .of
hit. According to F-dney. letter, if any reli-
. safe can be .phjesd::jii KtMsenlimlkirjiii
must have known of hi. doings, and must have
been aware, upon At same authority, of the
ULbo,wa,tIiatiVM, Edee.y Wamei"''. V .WWfc. .VCWW-up W., pe can mem wnere.tiiey wouia be able wuir.igniy ua, j iy-jfta n,v, , .npropriating 200,000 for U.at
John B. Woodfin, who was charged with I for bu ta 1 1. 7JTi W -it was, however., octed.- -,.
lit two cc.rK etvcfioniie, markotabl. " S .,1" BU euently adv,a,ed Aa right, of
hail for .famesTwt"w'm'
djiuble and dishonest game that Edney wa. play- wolf. He U innocent and hath troyed after Ao
jng - . dieep of hi nativ mountain, until h haA be
lt doe. not appear whetlier Clinnian knew of onme quiet, .impl hearted and eotifi ling. Ue
Ednej having AU ne estate or not, that b bath not lound wolve iu A mountains. W
swore to having aseaia-BoWiftv bat- if ha -did, VJ Ibat be. be, not flcesed j4 JJt!iLWie(i bjj)i
ha was actio a vers noor Dart to hi constito-
enu to keep such ao interutin and important
fact from them. Theat two teem to hav been
inseparably connected, very hiving, and yery
ounSdenUal. One had it in his power to get good
ofBce for " on of hi. constituent,'' and the other
eould bt used a a tool to advance At Interest
of A " distinguished " in Nor A Carolina. So
each worked into At hand of At other. Wt
do aot know what huowledg Clingman h.d of
I Edney' acta, for bat UtUe reliance is to be placed
npoa tht sis laments of (iilier, but according to
Edney' assertion in hit letter, be knew all about
it, and wa acting aa a oo-laborer with Edney in
f err ting out At forge rise, whilst Edney wa
managing lobeiii theHirisl fwthe accused,
They will Thi well to work togetlssr Clingman
aad Edney ens' Ednty and Clingman on it
bound up with th oAer a A heart of David
wa wiA th heart of Jonathan. "
f Tin
I WiU Ui
(aeomaof
THE LETTERS THE LK ITERS I
i Standard tell it reader what ba I
of A letter of Mr. Bragg to tht Char-
lottt Convention, and A letter of At editor of
Aat paper to Guy. Graham t Hat Can, Dockery
howa himself to good aa internal Improvement
man, that A Standard fears to let th people
eoatraat tbe opinions of A two candidate. 1 Why
t Bn ,
. .
dot It aot tell I
A tetter, to A puhliof Why
it reader that such letter were
written, aad let rhass tea for Aemaelva what A
eaadidaUt taid f It fear to axpnet th miser -
aU subterfug Mr. Bragg adopt to avoid t -
arrasing bit ml opinion ea Ai. great aad vita!
question. "
Why baa aot At Standard published Aat iet-
ktr to Gov. Graham, which It (o loudly called for,
I kot when it wa pat at As diapwal of A editor
ef th paper, b shrunk from asking lit it, ar
giving k to tht public f Why dose b not publish
AalMttovT I it beeaaat bt wiahet to "wait
an til after At election,'' to attend to Ai. and
tAer mailer f Tht letter., A letter,
why art they suppressed by th Standard f
rVies friend ba asnl at "A catalogs of A
Taaehar aad Mtodasatof New tnstilut Rrboot,
IredeD eaty, N. C." Tbl flourUbing whoot,
ilaatod iasMef A. aaast beahhy portion, of At
fUsAa, it aadW A swperiartaao. of tbt Rev, Baa.
I ur Clegg, who I assistod by abto and eoniatsnt
hanrarwir. Th aambsr f pupil last ssioa
were, Males, 71, Fsmalsa, 34 what asm bar,
III. Ths B'tl teaatoa uiaasenesa ea A 2'iih
baatoaL
Tht Staadard, andey lis favorite raptiva of
"Bawartof Whig Trirksf," ears. "Beware of
H biKJjery and A ' Koiw SoAings ' f NwW
wt woatd moat rsaj-ej-'fully aad ia the axat da
terMitial manner, iaquir uf ear aaighUw if Ar
U aa order sf A " KarrW Nolhinra " here, aad
alaotoaUl if 11 he Wlhea II to b da-linetly
ts'l.'l.lo.J that b ia mi vf Ui fava'y si,.''
, 1 --.-. -
J J I ' ! I i .2'if ...
CAROLINA. "WEDNESDAY MORNIXG, JULY 28. 1&34.
li t. t . is i.at it,, t...
of wire tsarkera, art t atake Ivt Rtid and the
dtatinguhhed iUitioan." Thomas U f linj-tnan.
Senators la CofigTeaa, if tlify hare a mijorfty in
th next Legialatnre. It i. talked aljout without
eoncealinent. . It i admitted nnlv. as the
Pemocnuio policy. Now we donot aiMrt, Un-ium
r eanw4 jwote it, tliat tli eimnetting of past
year betwern this " ditingui.br4 Mutmnitm "
and the lfcmocrary, lias now, in ltii, tudid Ui
a bond to thi effect betea tlurae pure ps'riots
and tatftoen. We do not any, lmt cwMwrf
pntH it, that 'Clinginan has had in hi p. krt for
ewral week a contmot to thi.re.3Wl in i writing.
We ilf uoi tuiv, bmni.it tet eann iw il. that
tliis " ditinguilicd iAtrmuri " has forwanlwl
a bill of alo of liimxclf, soul and bMly, to the
Rinoigh cliiitie, anoa die txprtf 'condition that 1
uie pirues to im seeaua part ot aaia e oiarant, in I
'i'i "to-afe
men of talrnl" can be anDreeiated. Thomas's
rhw1)ecn too lung deferred. Tlioy have
made hi heart too sick for comfort. Hehmboen
for many year "a sick man " a very aii.k
man." ; No Senot orial cordial could he get from
the AY higs 'cause why? 'cause they did not
think, him fit for it. "Vheu he asked for cordials
they would give him only drastic physio to purge
uim of lhe pcilou staff which overleaping nnibi-
.. t. . it 1 1 i-i rn
""' niswioTOTirOTvjiisr rne-
. .....ikui lour, il la iii.:kuiinuou uu:b
"Tncy promiseu to cure mm wun g'i"C
w """arating gas and epiced cordial o
their own peculiar manufacture.. So now, the,,
"sck man " ho changed hi. physician., and is
. , ,
boujly in the hand of nwonitio Jbe IW
tor. ' ,
We hope tlio nomocracy will not fool Thomas.
rf,'r!"t ofJhB.mountium,Th Whigs aticjirry
" - Mngmau and JSali. Al. JSiiney, yea, and David
s" Kma t00' fully e1,,aI b" t,9or'!6 E- dfi".
lt not litd9 mun 0, Wlien there " on,J
fottr or ir asteroid., Georg E. Badger was
tboul'ht to be one of 'ero. W hen modorn Vaco-
lnc lBtoo? 4""i aome hlleen or twenty,
why"" Ainga slot now a. they used to was."
That bright young man, George Badger, can't
.hint in Ai galaxy. Let ut Tbotna. aad.
Marcus, and Bali and David ( ahem I and also
Morcn and David, and Thomas aud Balis yes
and" those .tatosmen tliat are statesmen," tu-wit,
Gov. Rcid and Thoma Clingman, and also those
othar itatesmen a r ttntesnien, Balia and
Marcos we are indeed daxiled and bewildered
m nuiiatio ot worthies, ourcly Geo.
BOHgOr 1 BOI HU Me, liy UOW. 110 USO
to be (mart enough, but he ho been weighed in
the cale with Tom and Pavy, and kicked tht
beam. He was found " plausible bat by no
ettM .treiiglhy. It! eomittittuig odr 'roaiiiinj
boy, Thomaa, tu At hand, of Ae Democracy, we
greatly fear wt are oommittSng oar lamb to Ae
wol' around him. In kindoes. of be.rt, la
bid1'n " tru.ting young innoeent good by,
would ask him, much more in sorrow than
" "R'I " w " "gal lormf
Ho it been duly executed t lias it beta duly
.igned, coaled and delivered 1" W. beg our loat
loved on to remtmher tliat Ae Democracy do
not always pay what Aey promise to traitor and
renegadta. Thy hav been known to deceive,
We believe Aey raaly intend to make a Senator
of him, according to promise , but Aey art as
I "lippery, Aat our departed friend should keep
bis eye skinned. They if ill bear watching, and
Bali should leave hit jackasses and Mareut bit
paper, and place A em selves severally on tli
tonkoujt aQer As .UJ torts t uLAc'ir aaagausAptiU.
to and never leave or foraakt him natil bt bat
planted himself taf over Jordan on a red cash-
ton ia Ae Senat. And Aea Bali. may go bark
I to hi jackasses and Marcus rasom A ear of
tnperintending hi heb-doruadsl tasue.
Th burdenjrf A editorial article, of Ae last
Standard emuis in a restatement of th falae-
hoods, misstatements andmisrepreaentationiihat
bay beta circulated by A lueofoeo press during
At canvass against General Dockery. They
hav all beea successful! ' refuted' lira and
again, and Aeir repetition at Ai time only allows
I that A Standard, despairing of doing anything
I for At falling fortune, of it. candidate, i. ready
I to adopt any mean to aeonm ptiah it. purpose.
1 The people of Ae Stat have beard all A (ale
1 eharge against Deo. Dockery, and know bow to
I meet aud refute Arm.
Wt would respectfully saggeat to our friend
of tlit Wilmlnrtoa Herald Aat ht mada alight
I mialakt in Intimating Aat our neighl of Ae
Standard would puhli.h a "funny paper" after
A election. Tliat would aot .ait bis Bieditati.ma
and pursuit for tnmt raosth past, friend
Burr abould recollect Aat A Standard ha been
travelling tli eis Atiaraut forln! tliaaa flit months
and that ht will aot bt likely to tetvt It after
At .lectio.
"If a IVmnrrat hers or thers turns IraiUir,
tat bim go." hlamlunl, -
nrw (ar eaa a Deaaoerat "go" befor k torn
traJb f Ia4 summer, you den.,anrel a d aipr-
ganiase. and trajUiri the Iloo. A.W.N snal.U and
all A.SB) who eapported bim j Br they nnas all
traitors, and it yair a-hiie to ; ir party
friends Aat Aey .hovld let tl.em "go V
Wt bavt rsrVived fr.n f.. J. Hale 4 S-n a anf?
of a Mm- tih-t I'v'ed, "Hinlsoo the In'rrnal l-
(rfiien,rrit .,T N-'i th Car,4tns: re-pe. tfotly a.1
dreaead lo hn Coontryman, ly A Nwth f'ari
litiisa aeemd e-liti'n,"-w1 baitread tfaia
At. deel tr ioleretoi tvmphh i i,4 a.i."erdy
ri h ihnl it oi l U i 1 in lh tun is uf ersry
fret taisu ia the Si '.
fc.-TtL .T Aey have made up Aeir mind to do to with the '.. 14 ?"u.? ?"uer' ' the Cutnmitte ruae,
. I heat srae Uinv can. W do not know hn ll,r- . ., . V . , " . , ,u imuitsui
mi . - iioniesteaxi mil. "onnnsea B vmir toreiirners. 1 i.i.i. u i.i:
was ior $a,uuu. I 0 ' ' I win nave not oewime uituens, me punna tanus 1 n-
. .... 1.. (hall bear it; but we do know that Thomas L. I aciiuiredhv tlie blood and treasure of American "
1 vttBiii tn eats -
r3
Tm I1oc-ti to Rut. JThe friends of this in-'.
i(Uitn sclirnte for puldie plutrdnr, do not seem
to iaje ajrrwd Tory well upon tbe dentil ofjh.
prnict, and lience there have Ven many rumors
at all ml sixmt the prubabl defvat of the bill in
the Swum. II iwetrr ilmirable such a result
may be, we are f rce-l. from tit totes that lae
ln fcilte v'ujHm several of the sm-tiohs, to enn
rlude hat it wUl piss the bvnate in some shape.
It i nut yft riftvriy naocrtained wheUier the pre
sident fil ij;tv.it or iwrt.lntt It tl twlierfd and
put for mntiy tliat he is favorable to the
mcacur and will approve of it If it is passed.
Jia re aniil tliat.it ia fcmiiderel an d
ntinUtration uHaure 'id the equivocal gitinjrs
out if his w-in would justify such a conclu
sion. '
TM? !f,-j of Otis aslie-ne are thus graphically
skeiehed by tae (, harleulon (t.uidurd yf, .
nl tuily V1quc4 l etientintce
alsi aima a direct blow at natives as well as all
rTuvYtruieit iiIjIiimI tu pay foT
their landa, men w ho have hiiicil tot yeara to"aSjnl,,'."'. '"' restore the civil saperiuteudency of
fuiye huiuc.ii.nda a mild TtHldr'nly SltiTThsniT
luetrcaeninits nnii uecaui no avail, auu mat, nau
Uacy waitoil, Ihr.y. would-iutt.4aau.,aiKkel
with farm without toil or trouble. What true
American, what honest hearted naturalised eiti
seti, can conscientiously eountenunee such a
grondschemo for the envouregetnent of idler
a scheme that is calculated to place the indolent
upon a- perfect footing, in pecuniary point of I
viow, with those who have labored fur year to
aecure iiiemsetve iriini want in ineir oiu aire r i
r iirtuor, it u an est lUlistieu tact that Uie groat bulk
of foreignera wend their, way to the norUi-we.
tern territories j being utterly
imiorant of the
instltnti'int of the South, and being thrown into
'''.vf l'ti , buliti,,.n
they are genorully led astray, and a enotuufre-
quBiiily Bud them nnl reheincudy abusing th
country and the eonstitution, and setting the
Uw" ,h "' d""""?. Thi. U not
thrir oonolusion
represent tnciu to ne, anil in resu ( 01
wouu b efj:-4iaan.l'a...
cititeiis.
KCPREMB COl'RT.
The following opinion have been delivered
since our last report :
By Nash, O. J. In Adam y. Barnctt, in
.eiiulty, lyiTinr rerson, nlsnirssing the ..bill, with
costs. Also, in Barnett v. Harnett, in equity from
rerson, dismissing tlie lull. Also, in Itintna y.
Powell, in equity, from Wake. Also, in Smith
TrTlioniaaoii, from IhiTidsun, affirming tht judj
tnent. . , .
Bv Pcvasox. J Tn Iwia and Jackson v.
Keeling, from Hertford, awarding a venire de
novo. Alan, m Doe ex dem, Bohaiinan y. she!
ton, from Stokes, affirming the judgment.
By Bavviji, i. In 1 hnmpson y Bryan, from
w ii' : . I . ... i . . i ,,
diiui liLwreiu-e v. Pitt, fniin Tvtgcooiiihe, rovora-1
lug tlie judgment below and directing Judgment I
hura (Ur dufejidajiU ..Alstvin Due ex dtau Duwd 1
y. Gilchrist, aflirmina the iudinnent ' I
As for A distribution of Ae Public Lands,
everfbiKly IhuT la hoi egreghmsly foidI, know
ITialOiai ''nuiue t hha ho"sort id- practical valu or
meaning In connection with tin present canvas
in North Carolina. General Dockery know, a
well as anybody, that it oniild not pans Congress,
nor receive the sanction of tlie President. Gen
eral Durkery knew the truth about this matter
in Congress, and he know, it now, Whilt in
Con tr rest Ae lsly that ha jurisdiction of aoca
".at.'ers he let Oieinaonejjiiit when h start
for vjtivernor, he makes out of tfiem a iiobhy to
got rotes, What are we to think of hi sincerity 1
.. . ni(Mifroa.iuraiu
One rarely sees so many miss tats wants in an
short a siwee in th Wiliningtnn Journal even.
Tie Journal know, very well that distribution w
a practical Issue in this election, heeause upon it
result depends two votes in the U. 8. Sent fir
or agalnstdistribiition, as the Legislature is Whig
or lieofoen. 1 he Journal know yery well tliat
a' bill distrilmting a portion of At land, among
00 tli States eould pass Congress, beaus niea
a bill has actually passed miring tht present
weUthatwhilatin Congress Gea. Doekary did
.uITort ch a bill, and Aat it passed Aal.oua.
And ftnaliv, the Journal knows very
uy . .org. T,7.-,r,e ".
Ls-ororo PaorasaioN ivd Pisrvrt. Tliese
i.iij li " aatJlas .
raiint out tlie aueeeaaire h readies ol UM treed, or
o nlatCrm " &a lliav fa!l 11. Tha UlMit in.tmttrtfl
l At paassK iif the Knar and Harbor bill in the
House of Hi prcenlatnaa hy a vote of Jh to 70.
Th I, ,foC'rt have a majorily of upward, uf 70
Ui tliat llonae jual tw tu nu. Ihey hsvs for
rd th pe-ipl with tlie li
Aey ar entirely iipiaed to internal improve
ments by lh general government, Yt her. i.
a bill passed by them that pnpiae toxieiid
between two and three million ol dollars to on
year on internal uuprovemeiita. Will Aey pre
tend that th work, provided for iu the lull are
of a National eh.ra ler, and Aeref ir right f A
well militw apply to Cottcreea to appropriate
a I (Xl.lMMi to open the Cats) Ksr and Ie.p Rivers.
That would U quit a National a work as Aft
oAer for which Ai. Ltaaifuca Uuuaa hsa appro
priated large sums, ri hare, I iv irwttrno, u tli
nationality of M Improving ttte llu'doa river,
alaiv and lehiw Albany, New Vork," mor than
1 VI miles frura th sev, 1. ths iiifnriiw nf A
Slat uf New Vork f Hut the iluadna U a r""d
river enmpare l with other, that are mad Ball m-
.1 by the bill. Anvtliing ptiri Iu. br tuliuual.
ia Uie opini'm ol a Isieol ateuilier of t .flier
Aat provide money fur hi own Beelloajaad
aouiing is national uiai n i. ruf. "U,
The Standard and Jiaam-vl are evidently
Urwisd ahotit Ae election. They sea that Dork
ery ia gnng to l ele.ttd, and ihey rquirm alma-
like tela. 1 ht Mtantar4 la down a its sitm.
bonea, and praya," Rally iHHarsrrata. rallv! Go
to the polls, toy friends I Brother lcea,a rata
tli election la cba at band. Rally far Brart.
Ob! lorn out, fsr allhonfh wwar saann, lent of vie-
sry. yet w may a laat after all. I Hi 1 brother
issweaaraia In New 1 1, tool er, iNiplin, llnal-m and
the t ape rear untry generailv, rant j,m give
a aa adiliuubal ttosussasi vusao, a-a ynr
selvas, and carry yi.ar nrirhburs i w ar air. .nr.
but rUissis are ancsvtain, and w bat ao
atrenth t apnr , I
Tl JoolBal never prays, bat shake Its w'ta
beast, ackiutwledtfaa Aat UhS full Vt ki( strength
will be l,rrti?ht obI and aartsres smidiaiimtly
tnet, tu ren'Ur can ea rertam. It will 1st ah
Iwle y I"!! V that the lull atrength laf Ur
H-m.-raue party alntuld I brought out
I her- S ho ll. nvilig II, ItsS I) T ar
bailiy are), and a oh raaaian f,,r, aa sure as
the sua shall act a lh .ire ,-f Am.,.1 es-it, I. an.
) keev will I ihiverisp Hut of North Can. II
SI- N .1, II raf,
rvwe B'Tfoea ..eapei jrtta d ,:r,r.'
by Wing h ,lea Bilh an slier. 1h r prta,er.
er IB II, l ro,a I (. re II pr r
any repair'i, ai u l i i r,m-. J ,y , ao-
rjT uay-'f f'niie.
7 1
; NTHflBEB 29.
Congressional.
IVaarnxorex, July 17.
Skxavt-Th Senate to. up th repnrt of
the aeleet committee tht Ividv on th salaries
.if the officers of the Senate. The rp-t alsdishe
per diem compensation, exeeiit in th ease of
ebrks of committees, aud eatalitishe a yearly
salary. '. - ;.- ' -
The reriort "wti ameudol so n to Increase
sinueof the salaries, and a aniended tsi pass-
- fx', w
The lloniestead bill wasjlien taken up, and,
after a lengthy dolaite th S-uato adjourned,
tthaofflwiHwing of tli ribJaelT ' ,
I local or RteHrtST.Tivr.s. rverl inefleera
al atteniiu were mUs ri auapend the rules for
the purpose of introducing ramus propositi
A bill to establish the eolleetiiui district of
IHinkirk, in New York, and tn constitiitu Dun
kirk a port of entry, was passed.
Tlie I! mso resolved itotf into a rommlttee of
the Whole nn the state of tho Lniou. aud rwum.
't.tb.SioUsjikratii
i The amendment pen dins wa submitted last
4laNfc3;tt;Kiaa the
Mr. Yaiuuutt stated, in the course of his speech
itUadwwaey trf the amsBd.neHt, that memori-1
a Is have been sent to Congress from seven thou
sand of honest mechanics, invoking the removal.
tront tneir t el low laborers, or Uie degradation of
military rule wlule engaged in eivil employment.
Ilo showed the oppression to which the work.
men at the armories are aubieet, and ably arca-
ed for the restoration of tho civil tuperlnient
uoncv.
Mr, Keitt replied to Mr. Vanwant. and insist
ed the public crvic is the better lubserved un
der the military rule.
Mr, l'avis, of Rhnjle Island, anrtied in favor
of a return to the civil auperiutendency.
Mr. Skolton, believing that ea-h ide" had made
out its case, move.1 an amendment To discon
tinue tlie mailufaclure of arms at Harper's Ferry
ami Springfield, and to authorise the Secretary
ui n ar to contract ior uie nianulwlureamt sun
i -.i i i. . i
pij ui an sruis which may ue necessary ior tne
a. .1 . :..: ,w uV . .i .
wklnstmen and areturn of Ae civil mnerinten.
dw(,TM thA armories. .l.
conclusion on tho lubjor.t.
named.
istiixuTo.v, July 18.
SyTi. Mr. Sumner presented the memorial
of the Pennsylvania Society for Ao AboliAm of
Slavery, praying the reieai of the Fugitive Slave
act. In presenting it lie made tome remark,
upon the character of the law.
A achate ensued in which Messrs, Kusk, Ken-
jaintn, Bayard and Sumner took part, after which
the ulijetwa laid on Atlably jco 87, nay
i-t.
The Homestead bill was acain taken nn. Mr.
Stuart withrew fail proposed subautut for A
bill.
Mr. Yeller addressed the Senate in aunmirt
at atiberot policy towards actual settlers i he
also defended the foreigner from the alleinttious
made against them, lie was utterly opposed to
fvnow ivotiiinuism. t-
f. X'.L'.T -
Musara. Caaa, Beniamin and Clay continued
the debate on At bill. u
A prie of Ae lauds, wa rejected teat
24,
nayaZT. ', t
Aftor aoma further proceedinizs AeSeuat ad
lourned.
liorsi or KrratiiNTATiTn. ,vtr, I'liiuip ask
ed leave to report a bill, providing that A tstri.
tory- acquired under the brte treaty with MeXten,
knawnsa tha-tsadsileii trenty,-ha iiiompuraled
wiA tht territory of Nw Mexioo, .ubje-t to all
th law of tli last named territory, lit said
that gentlemen would at one let At propriety
of passing this bill. Tht territory Just acquired
is now wiAoutdewy There arenooourt enrganised
in that territory fur the enforcement of the law.
of At United States. It i necessary, as th
country is thrown open to settlement, Aat there
aadootiytuieu ot
of Ae people,
Mr. reckham ohjooted to the auaaideratwa of
Uie bill.
The Hnus, during tho morning hour, on
aidered th bill pmpoaing to repeal Aat part of
the postage law ol liviZ, which allow a reduction
of fifty per cent, on prepayment of naripage ea
periodical, and aewaper. ) but came to hoods
elusion nn tlie suldeut.
1 h lloua went into aConimitlee of the bole
on Ae state of Ae I'nina, aad resumed tht eon-
si deration of th. Army Appropriation BilL
1 ht amendment pending wa to realm the
"'I1 ""'"'y Armorl,
'",-f'" '''. " to-jea. W,
Tl,a t'om-ltt-i M and th. Ilau- !i,w
ld.
v
Tlie Standard v A,Uuy Grahjua "a e
niuiii.ulion to Ui Ueoordrr, in fetation to th
charges made agaluat him by that paier, "is alike
unfair, and jeauiUiml. lit uil A Stsn-
dard o eunsidsrs it, bacaiis li. f nils himaelf
caught in bis own trap, lie charged Gov. Gra
ham with having la-trayed In. enudenee reposed
ia bim in a private letter but when Gov. (irahaia
aUtea that th. letter wa not addressed to him aa
an Individual, but contained a proposition totbe
tt big party, and tliat IU contents were nereiso-
ri'y to lie communicated to various individual.,
and places th evidenra of Ait matter at A
disposal of A Standard, the editor feels At
awkwardn of his poaiiiim and thinks that th
trovernnr wa " aufjir" In placing bua In il
l'.l... 1.. ... Tl.. V. . .. I I . . ...1.1'
""' w nam without t(siii.g him
and to withhold il Bow that it I plaed at
his disfjaal. leave nana fa- uapiciua. Thi I
sa an pleasant dilemma, and Wt do not wonder
that Uie Standard fstU aneasy andcr H.UUU
Krcmynler
Th Standard wiahea to know "the fell tor nf
A Argil did not wril Ueneral ' karkary'l let
rerwf is ais.iK H didnnt,lt tsev'er .aw
it antil ha t.td it la A Kei.ler. Genarat Do. 1
try wnrts it himself : and it is hardly sa g,s
Bah euuinuuly writes. W e hav rseive4 men
a letlav fr him.
at I "y A bye, wha wmtt Me. Bra-;'. Inter
I ae.Tptan. I It Is a very ailly afiair, ui- n tl
I whole ; and the second paragraph, eape.-i.lly,
I escwungiy loggv. n e pave heard a number
I Intelligent ganuewan .ay they a. .4.1 a t
1 1 abal be meant by " an b"i.wt 'I ai'rt of sir ewn
Itnesa to diachsrge them. " What does lis mean
by At word "hnneat f and what d.,es thrra "
rfytor Ti t lieg oftli Standard to heik at tht
paragiwh, and gut us aa ner.is.
M anted, by a rentleiaan whs la eelUdins a
cabinet nf ritrtoaitia. a ba-k of th hair, nr aa
avs-Baiik of lh man whn diamvarrd that Iht.y
Keid was a stateaanan and Mr. Ha.lg wasn't
If 'hi greater diarovere tliaa Colurainie, eannnt
spaiw Iheaa token .d rametn!nwir, he would
I lJ " wl " " 1, lie.., MnTMirT i.ir IIIO
eisnfer a favor byanding h.. darefm slvss. 1
But. asasa Biemeulii, our friet,d of tl ewii'suly i
shop aaya, be ss sal bare. N it II tnlj. I
Tb fliaap p.".taj U.terB la Great RrUtiat
Went lull. iqHr,.ti.,H in 11.1 Tl, fi-.t evra i,)
era'! id lit r In, e l r.' pr.!,i, r 1 pr .ht
sal Ja'j agvinat 1 1. ! I iba pn.-r J.-ar
Th new nv..e of ..,: baa g ,n un mb Jr ut
tear, antil B"W a a find thitl O a I rna.i. d
l,a i. ,aar. VB ' t e.-. hln I'll sod
-va. la-.Bg e;.'aMlo a e o..
H-l 1 " an 1 in a iu, it 4 mi ts si, I r te
.t f-
ill OUt l,M if!, i.. v.
eau ln'ii-c. . . n .
"I win. !, are t,,..., ,.
aa to mnke SIm imru - i i.-
Tlie tir-t ha r-rciicc t ; -Gov.
t.raham. at the . .
the Senate f, fhe di-l,i',u!. n i ; v
tit it. tl:it tlie dtstrilotii.ii -.1,. i
tariff should be rti-.d a'' tm
In lt2 the tariff was rai-. ., ,,
tion rrtl"d. North! 'nrolinn ). u ji-, ,
2i,t1t dollars. This the N.m Ui.i
fails to a id, what it mnt I. tie k
hig, in Maaics the tnrift !.i;l i.fi
I
t Let il
wn, that tlio
l4i pot m
i a elauae reniklin.r ifMi i-tr.vik,, in th .r:l....:...
mt. In c9tie-.i' u, , ol which John Tyler, wh
hail Uieu puif Mi rto the Iemoernt, vrt.-.ed th
bill! Sn that tiie distribution ft I by virtue
of an act iaovd by the Iem.-r.iti.. pur vi,
Whia having endeavor. 1 to f-titiii(' the di-tri-btitiiai..
Sanmch fir the Ctandard'a lirst lii.-.r-o;
The next charge hitt: I vn a stril. no'iit
that tlov. Graham voted, in 1 hi tv ,,n the
table resolution Ititrwiacpd by Mr. M.rlhi!';.,
declaring that it was inexpedient fftrthetieneral
llnvermuent to amuine the d.MM f the Slates.
The charge, wlueh w have no hc-itnticn in pn -
nounmig laise, a, that Uuv. u. stands on .th.
Tt,.
that ler.
pl&tfurui "of asauiiimg tlie S,,ilo dehis ,y th
Gcncrai OoVernmenl?' VTiie Standard wc.l
know that a motion to lay on the table is a par
liamentary mode frequently resorted to. of avoid-
iiig pniiitles debate. Y doubt vory inucli
whether there were two men in the' Senate, at
the time, who believed thai it was expedient for
theGovernmeutto aswutae , t dehta oi the Si it',
A motion, Jir. lay Uie ..icsoluun hi "lU ililef . -..v.
tnereiore, vvuunt , cut i tt Ur.bate, iinil j.ut. ji.o. .,. .
wriolo sulijeci at reati This was, without doubt,
theaiqeetttf shemirtwn.and furt4wt rf wit--tliatinllueiiced
Governor Graham in toting l',irit;
u-:n .1.. i i . . . . ., . ,t
who voted tolavthe rMolutionaoli the table eni
in favor of the Government's assuming the dehis
f the Statosf - The editor know this v. oul.1 he
untrue, and the attempt bo make the impression .
upon the public mind that Govi Graham was in
favor of such assumption Iwmuuc of that vote is
a nnjust a it it jeuiiticab
The Standard charges that Guy, Graham, in
1834, while in tho liegislatnrei veded to atrikd
out of the bill providipji; for a Cmvention, tint
Uium iu thsllith . sticti.it icovi,lin, i v 4heelec
tinn of Governor bvthe people. It is well known
that the west had great dilhcultn to encoiinti r
lit getting th Convention uf lKo". and many'
ermcsssmnewere made to obtain it. tiur. lira
ham was willine to concede the c'uxti m of (i,,.cr-
nor by tho people to procure what he eoiieeived
be vastly more imijomnt to the wot, viz : an
pialt.atinn of represeutatinn. Alier a ward
struRsle, however, til which he bore his part, the
eat got hi Vi-onvnttoii: rmi ot.in onterrs wrrn
eured the ualitation of representation, and
the election of Governor by the tteopip; liuriu,'
.11 .1... A.,..B.l .... Aw.. .l....l.,l .1,. ...
Graham was heartily in favor of giving the elcc-
on of Governor to Ac people his ndvocacr of
thai sulcuituienV Was well known 4 aH ho- tmk
an inwreatiu pnblio matter. After" the failure:
of the la tl in'lit.M lor callings c oiiu-ntioii, a
meeting was held bf nicmhors frieu.ilv to the
proH.l amenclmcnts, and a ooiiiiniitce, nf
Inch Uoy. urannm was one, was unpointed to
hires, the people on the .ubjeeL '1 hat ndda's.
wa. published wiA William A. Graham's name
penned Pi it; ami tne proposition to give tho
election of Governor to the people hold a promi
nent puce in tne auurcis.
lhe next charge is suniny ndirulotts, tn wit :
that tloy, Graham, while in tint ctmivii rlmir
in lH4ti,4lid not call ou Jaiaus K. l'.dk, at his
lodging in Raleigh, " until a short time of his
leaving for Chanel Hill!" The wonder Is that
the Governor called on the President at all, .it', er
A disrespect which had been inanil.-ted to
ward him a A Governor nf -Nfrrth f irelina
in A matter of appointment of officers for the
orth v arolina i.eiuiciit. itiit the i-haive U
too .mall to be Botiecl more at lenih.
Again: The Standard nr that Gv.toolninl
wa oppoaeil to tho war with Mexico, mil -lioii-
ttfuVtY."w'ranltitra1at!vi'itiiir'at the ''time of "
that war i that be promptly responded to the re
nuisition for Vohinlcers from this Slate, and
thmaghoul At whole mailer acquitted himself
tn a manner worthy of the office wlii. h be heel.
Mahy nf the Volunteers tor thatwar from tirang
WCr Wlii? and they will n it fail favorably to
remember tlov .Grnhsin at the polls.
Jjastlyi tb Standard takes it lor granted Hint
G.rv. tirahain is oprxisod to Free Suilrage. Hut
Gov. Graham has token no aueb position beoro
A people. He is Willing to sae theeonstitutiou
amended so aa to extend the ri-ht of voting I r
members of the Senate to all nho now ha.o a
vote tor tlie Common.: but at th sains time ho
Aink Aat another amendment should be in ado
to protect the lands from oppresaive tuxali - n.
There Is now In the eonsuinLion a pro. ihimi t.i
pmte.it slave property from exec-.ane tavatioii;
and in this proviiion, which requires that the bit
en the white and the hlaek poll shall lie equal.
there I. a mutual protection; he that lias only
i. noil to bt taxed, I. a. well protected as the
owner of .laves, yea better, f.r the white poll is
taxed only from twenty-one to forty-live, while
the .lave is taxed fioi'i the se ol twelve to hl'r
year. ' But If it i proper that inch protection
liould b tended loslav properly, would not
tlie asms prudential rason rnpiii th u I n 1
Imuld Jsu b pnitecte.1 tmni over tavuto n I I;
quit a important an interest. And il lhe pro
tectioa now .Horded to laud holders by the land
qualification for voter, for members ol Ilo- Ss,,uo
hall be removed, why should nut a prima, on l o
mails to eeoure the land from an undo but I. u
ef taxation, similar Pi that now extciolcl to .ia. a
proper! T In amending the e',nstituii, Ti,
lice ' to the landholder ii.ild ls coiimu.-h I, as
well aa " lilierly " totbe Voter. l,u,,i .lhh.-rty
can only bt ecured by due nv'ard lo the r.lci
of all. To preeena thus pro- er balance, in our
eunetitatitsa, Gov, Uraliam ia or eulliug a Con
vention, that all tbt necessary amendments niav
btat eneaecitisidcred; ami is deele,tlv iipp.ed
to ametlament. mado piece meal, by l...oiine
na.-tment.
Us nack (s? tlit Standard', charge.. ,M,.,I
op aa Ay ark, of false inlcreiiees ai,, mir. ,re.
sent tin na, Aey art .eattercd ss cluU Is P re the
wind, whso At tost of truth la .pi.hel.
JIM. ii'eforiT.
THK RIVbH AND HARBOR mi..
Th WaehinVtoa I'nioa etprc.es a dc-p i
torsat aa to th manner In wui, h ths 1 v
may met and diapos of lh Kiver and It ,,!..
Hill. Th tullowing xtrai-t may be r - ir ! I i
slgvilleanli
It will bt reIIeeteI that lh his inn , ; e '
aar I'reaidenl 1'iaree esprcp.lt d -Inn I i ii
rianmend to th. favnrahla eon., lentti n , f (
gree "theaatiinatea of works of a 1 1 '
IB twentyeveo of lbs thirtv.nis au-. a,,, to
lug to on million smaa hundr.si a-ot h,- t ,
OeHiaaad t'S hundred d llsr.," His I. .
eisacluatve rnily aa to tti" pint ihil t'.e I v
Bill O'St 1 pre -bided Iron a th ,r,oh r..o,
ten of the df tails of t;,i I, til. i-om., ot'i a i
appropruttiohe pro.,. l no.v le loa,- -rini
i n Hi SstlKiales of the p. r i
W take H ft fran'ed li ,1 t I ell
enl-vl to the Tl,-. ! ..,,( t ' - r ' - I il.
will ! g'tTrrM.t i
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