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called upon to choose a (jovernor, members of
the Legislature, and minor officers. That the
contest will be close and warm, we admit : but,
that the victory will be ours is very probable.
The ehsjuoe are tiiat we shall cirry both the
Governor and the Legislature. To do Uiis, how
ever, it is .necessary that wo should teork for
we have an unscrupulous and active foe to
oppnsey The generality of Whin defeats are to
bo ascrilied, not to tho numerical pre;iondarauce
1 of our adversaries, but to the lukowarmneae, and
inactivity am r-mil ,!,. t' ... nil
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-VOLUME XLV.
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2, 1854.
NUMBER 30.
'Toril-CarfiIinu tcU. j
SATURDAY MORXIXQ, JILI 29. 18.11.
FOR GOVERNOR,
Hon. Alfred Dockery,
vOr RICHMOND COUNTY.
MR, ilRAUli OX IXTKRXAL IMl'UOVK-
J,""" MEXTS.
7Mr. Bragg has complained in various places
"during the present canvass, that Geo. Dockery
ueuverea tlie same speeches at every place he
spoke and protested that he was tired of listening
to them. We have not tl.e least doubt in the
world of it; for it would have been grateful to
neisurT1!!tr
debiting a tardy vote. This careless iuUit oLi QOa j im lwo -VnijaljiiVr ""
..oJ ii.th. tpAf.o. who make their calen- But what has been Mr. Bragg s course? Uas
lation. upon it Hence-, -when, as ia the present I he pursued the ranre consistent poliby that' he
: instance there is a likelihood that the full Whiz ehae. unon fien. Dtiekervr Tl ,.,,.
strength will be polled, the leaders of the pppa- , , ,:. ...j a. . i- j . i
site party are alarmed, and urge their followers, "effe he w" 0Q'"lt' "P'" o (-eueral
as the Journal and Standard are now doing, to Dockery at Ldenton, and when asked there if ho
- redouble their vigilanee, or the day if lost. So was in favor of the State borrowing m .ncy to
"Ik'I".!"!!?!! lh Central Boad he answered XO.
that the M big strength will be polled ; and not ... , , ,
only so, but that -many Democrats will vote lor After he was nominated (.en. Dockery charged
General bockery ilwelectionfTinlesi W "have "(his fact: upon him, and he denied positively
Deen greaiiy niismioroieu, u a nieu m.-t. ..o 0la, he ha1 madc any such M,fvl.t atElkUtunJ
snowixa the cloven footi chano-
IXO HIS ORQCXPS AS HE GOES WEST!!
Ms. BRAGG ADVOCATIXO SECESSION I!!
rp to the time of his arriving at Mr. Cling-
niau's District, Mr. Bragg had nothing, to say
upon the subject of secession and its kindred
topics, but upon reaching that section of the
State, we are informed by a gentleman of high
character, in a letter now before us, that he came
out "strong in fater of (ht doWrtne of ' trmnan,
although bffoi he rtached fhU Vutrici, .he had
never mentioned thttubjed." We have no doubt
he did this because he believed that Clingman
had nvide this abominable doctrine popular a-
TI1E HOMESTEAD BILL.
When this bill first passed the House of Rep
resentatives, Oit Incufueo press gruerally of this
State, condemned it, tltongh not in the most de
cided terms. They declared that Geo, Fierce
would veto it and that it could not become the
law of the land under his administration. The
bill went to the Senate, and was amended, on
motion of a strict construction Senator from
Virginia, so as to modify theloniestead feature
in a slight particular, aud to atld others that are
far inure objectionable. We gave a full synopsis
of the provisions of this bill, and a more iniqui
tous scheme to defraud a portion of the Status i.f
mongit the peopl-v-and in despair of hi. sueces, ollt f iheh V.ts in thopublic
onh.. owam.r,ts, he thought he would ride on domain, was never invented by a I, t of en who
v.,..Kuu . . .u,. u ueeu e.j a.. wape ,ent to Co j ht, of
wcr oiite, in airfiig :!ouvrauc as wcu as I tjgople
Jl!illL?'j..,--UB-Ct SSSS1IKI l
HOW HE REGARDS IT.
Mr. Badhatn, the loeof x candidate for the
Commons . lo Chowan County and one of the
signers of the certificate furnished to Mr. Bragg,
is violently opposed to internal improvements in
nia State and is canvassing his county against
Cdouel I'aine on that If sue. The last Edenion
Wh'g K" 'he substaucc of his remarks on that
subject, as follows :
lie went on in a Ions tirsde of abuse of
l-Uie Railroad system of the State and sta ed th il
the amount taken l,y the State would be sunk.
and the State inado 1-iiikrupt that itheic. v.ns
no neen ol KailroaJs in this state that she was
r and li.nlnad would nut belt her tliat
me i nmnu i.aimiaci coinmencing m the wouun 1
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.iruiti uirinK'i s'w oarren, rocsv anu
sterila tMuntry, a-.ul ending in the sea, with no
population to le ecnautiiy such a vast ex
penditure of time, lalsratid money.
after it was ascertained that Clingman would The friends of Gen. Dockery then procured from
throw his influence in Bragg's favor, computed those who heard the discussion at Edunton and
his majority at b.UUO ; but these people are reck-
a bAea reed. The wsnd of the niaziciuu is ProJu,!e ''' our reador aKa"' ,ee how 0en-
broken. -Clingman has lust the influence he once Dojkery's charge WMrovcjLby sixteenrespect-
possessed ; tna gallant W lugs ot the mountains aule gontleintn
win nut Me trauKivrreU ait. uim uiuuiu ut uiib
pUtHl gataester to-the-mppnrt-ofpriTnipt' '
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llteckf.tf in almost
preasttte4 bi 4 distnrted h wfengnagej 'bat
au)uta--4d 1-s iu.tiitemsiit--te evennHnrl.
to therjdTcma;"abmtnTalle doclrTne of secession.
But when he got up in the mountains where
this damnable political heresy had some few ad
vocates and where he thought Mr. Clingman had
made it extremely popular, he forthwith plajs
upon that string too, for the purpose of catching
the votes of the people there.
We are assured, however, that Mr. Bragg has
very much miscalculated the sontimeuts of tho
people of that district, if he expects to gain auy
tiling by sluih a demagogical courjwa this.-Ti
X uiwn sentiment of the people and their hatred
for suob humbuggery as this, forbid the idea that
they will support such a demagogue and political
trickster as Mr. Bragg has proved himself in this
campaign.
Recollect, voters of Xorth Carolina, when you
coma to the polls to deposit your ballots for Gov-
eJwiHt-T-hffli--Hraggr'thoTigh Torjcestlng
tbey alihori That any niaterial portion nf the
Whigs in Clingman.s District will vote fur Bragg,
we do not believe, Un t lie contrary, irom uitor
"marton, private and public, in our iswsession, we
entertain (he confident expectation that the great
Ho is now iu the BiouhtainSj and ia creating, an Gen. Dockery asked Mr. Bragg the following
cuthusiaiui wherever he es. AVe. taks.! i1? M .yfil'-'fi: , ; -v,-,,--.-,..--
i'ci'fWfwniiVf' csuirnpuuiite a plain, . 'Art mat in 'famrftkr nrtmrir.it of (hi SoriK
otia tarmer, nnniuar witu iiicir wiuim anu cus.. i nmnii mwniatt r.wi io neaujurt ana net! lo
Edeton, 12th June, 1S31.
" The undersieneil. of tho countv of Chowan.
N. C, were at the discussion whiuh took placciit
the CourtTIiiuse In "Kdentoii, betw een General
Alfred Dockerv and Thomas llraeg, E.n.J-onJtije
tilth of AprTTTiVsf, mndiliiu:tly reroHrrt that
toms, with no display about him, but possessed the Trnnev line .'"
u esacvj toe qualities mvy iiso m a uiau.
If this calculation be right, and the main vote
of the Whigs of the mountain d strict be t'irown
for tho sturdy old 1'ee Dee farmer the election is
r gone from the 1oeo Foec-s'.' fierce, supported by
4JtiaiiiiT,wtd nTneirds'gi iieiallTftarei-ar-'
tied Uie State by CHij majurity. hat may we
not expect at this iiiue, when our caudidute is
popular, sound on Internal Improvements a
To which Mr. Braffg answered
" urn wt here to be rata-hiiied ; yon have no
rtijnr to niiejivtn me.
Tlie Gennral reniiirke d
'Lsee-uoti arc diiwiizitrJadlmJkkeineMwnl.
To viTiich Mr.Tlragg rclu!jb-
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Gen. lockery thenskel the question:
"Are yon inJifrnr of the .Stale's torroteini
measure ot. the first imnortanre to the Wet, 1 monev In tmiMthe lloadP'
aid t'lirgrran Is, in a very great degree, deprived To which Mr. Bragg answered e'early and
of the 1 iiiuenco i.e once pi.iMsed: enudiaticallv :
But, the result is not dependent entirely onon IS" SO HI 1(1 hut I am rillinplo extend the Knad
4h uttii-((r 1 he-eentreand the 1'ee JX J w fardt Vie' Ueaiii a nd rewirca of U t Stafe
country will surpass all former exhibition-ni the ri1 juttity."
voting line. It will roll upa havyvHfTfor Gen. I " ZACUARIAH EVAX8,
ttocaery. All tnmugn tost coiiuwy wnere tit is THOn. II. l.r.AKXi Jr.j
II. A. HU.NCE,
U. W. HATHAWAY,
tl. W. B. iATTERFlELD,
CHARLES (1. Bit ITT,
TllttH: tfXttRAN; Sr.,
XATII. L. CI'M.IXS,
MUSICS W. WEUB,
W. (!. HCXTEK,
J. N't). J. HAWKINS.
RICHARD CLAYTON,
JXO. N. McDttWKLU '
EDWARD WARREN,
BEX.I. Hi WEBB.
THOMAS COCHRAX.
kuuwn, he Is-iiuiiioiispUvw!7"
that at Uouiuind iu lus ojvrt 4wtfiet, be haaavver
been boatnn, altlioulH?jposedbjwily Democrats
and capable nienlle has alnays tun uhuad of
his tickst . yMUiMiin .tos tl strung txdd be
has on tliS'Stiwu.iOs of the people; the consis
tent support they have always rendered him is
Ut lMt gu.imutoe ol liu strengui in popular
lections, "
The Centre will do its duty, and the West will
behave itself lietter than the last election. Then,
if the East docs "not 'lull back, tho election is a
tuatter of forts ouly, -
But, although "by St. Paul the work roes
bravely on, and '' skies " are "Jiriillil.". it dud
iMi;'HlM V V' re's "" "t ul
jSgmeeCthsjtrai,
4SouUvatiMtjtBe4opposdbt-raiqni
MuongstJlLeaa a tiilliiiuuid Ktir,- Mat
ainie '4h- passage trthe"iiiill7'Tl)aT"yaieras
wheeled round and come into the advocacy of
Mr. Hunter's substituteu.and lor what roasou?
Why, to got rid of distributing the proceeds of
the sales of these lands or the lands themselves
amongst all the States of the t'uion. The F.n
quirer says that this bill ' is avowedly an expe
dient,' by which a measure of great aud unmixed
evil is defeated and superceded by a measure
which asserts no pernicious principle, and which
atones for necessary imperfect ion by-indi(SutabTc"
aud essential advantages." The "measure of
great and unmixed evil" to which the Enquirer
refers is, Ho doubt, the distribution of these lands
amongst all the States, but the only " indispuhv.
bio and essential advantages" that we rau-cT.ii
ceive as likely to result from t,jgSatX be to
secure the votes of the new Statcsto the locofooo
rry-
his views until he arrived in Mr. Clinginan's
District, declared himself an advocate of the
rijjlit t)f a State tu awodtf fruia tlw Union when
she choosWT and that be did this, Tncretyjo-giiin
tmes tliniu hIicib htMlinughrtllenliTgtfnTe BiiiitF
advocates from
We woulclnofbe at all surprised to see the
StandajEd''fake precisely tho same grounds,
irni several ssotious of the .bill and Uie vote
upon its-final UW Senate, but studi-
ously atuiuV ainimiltitig itself tillir)rflirTT
Ur t';tl , ..o.rf .j.o.n tlMrf.K..u.t. r,. 1 against it. It is too near the election ror il to
asserted and acUdSpon, would rend in pieces I en'''y satisfied that the new Smtos should get
this unio.LrSu,t cemented bv the blood of our the benfifiu from publio lands and Uie
fathtsnd handed down to ns by the patriots old Statc" 00,I",
and statesmen of the country ? Will such mad- Bt therj are some Dcmocratio papers, even
nana. sui;h iufatuation be sanctioned bv the rood in Virginia, that cannot swallaw this measure,
peotderof jseTth:iJHT"lina f : : ' I TjiS.,nlK"ST.1-'niinw",rsi. .J tfie Richmond
Remlloct that vftrsn Mr. Bragg was in the I ExammerjKrth disapproyeof it. J. Ii( latter paper
"Eastern and mid.lle section of North Carolina he 1 says It " cannot see any difference in pnnoinl
had nothine to sav on this subiect: but that whenj between an absolute donation of the public "lands
he got to the rmrantahu.te makes this his hobby nd a pretended saTe for a nominal jjrica, not
to catch vrtes with. Ilrmemlvr that Thomat ' onpMe of defraying the expenses of
BraaabeJiereiinOurwht of a State to teeede from collection ; and on a credit which amounts to
rr tWonrivb tuiTf W tttt act brisk ir"uf I rraymentnt tho Dayof Judgment, and threedsyi
oi!T coNrxorsACT ot Statis with all m I grace. Tlieprosent bill on!x,4cl . hj-JnJircor
BI.IM1N0S To Dowktsoddxx HUSANlTr IM Att-ltionwhat the original bill propisioij. t do by
fakti or thittosXdT
1 Whenjlr. Rragg wM cohfrouteJ willj tins eer:
or to eease one moment in endeavoring la rm.lr, M". he foil tOjabujiing those who signed hV
certain the glorious te.ult, which seems to smile and especially the Rev. .achariah Evans, who
upon us iu the future. . Certuinlv, it is hardlv
necesfary for us to nrge upon every Whig the
-itfri -not ciily voting- himself, but of swing
thtthis asighlurs of lie p inciples vote like
wise. Bring out every republican vote-, and Uie
ay ia ours.
'e said something about the Legislature.
Uur champs fur securing a majority are very
came in for a full shars of denunciation because
be-had the hstrdibtKid to sign astatnmcnt setting
forth tlis truth in regard to a public discussion.
Moreover, Mr. Brsgg, when charged with abus
ing Uie signers of this can), deoied having done
so, when Gen. Dockery proved it on him by two
od. Of course. It is next to impossible to tell respectable witnesses. One of the signers of Uie
uw popular Wms are g.ngi -ksH we ran an- far(j it declared was deaf and Could not hear
pmach it with , b,terehlee.ctne-s. The B'j"'"y discussi.n at EdeuU-n, aud uttered other im
illier way will not be large, but it will be for
us. We shall gainit if we increaseour eierti.ms, putaUons against him. The last Edenton W hig
and falter not. Think of the prise, now glitter- contains the foIlowingCard from that gentleman,
mg near yonr grasp, fellow Republicans! a Ubowineun Mr. Brain's c-urae in iu true colors.
Lurern.tr (t Lrgiitaluretwa V. S. Henuiore
and resolve u win if 1 H u. UtoU.
t VERY COCRAOEOVS.
. Ml-.TUoa. lliafrn. E.r tli ti'xrati-endi-date
forGoveruor, b'asts we I. ami more than
emsiderable upon Uie " Bragg blood," and tlie
"Standard" intiinites he will light. He has late
ly given an example of moral courago truly suli
lima. When the candidates ike in Charlotte,
Hen. Dockerv read the certificate front Edentoa
ssgaed by 111 gentlemen, hrs.le.1 by a Metbndist
Minister by the name of Evans, which sustained
him ia his charge against Mr, Hragg and remark
ad that tlie only way his opponent got nut of it,
was by helping atwM apoa the Minister. Mr.
Brnf ' dciiu-d be bad aluised him. Gen. Iwksp.
rv trn-n read a certificate from Mwn Kami II.
YValkup and C. T. MKaoley nf Monroe stating
tltat Mr. Bragg had abused Mr. Evans saost ve
, liemebUy, the oay before, in that puu-e.
t bst'lhuiM at L Bragg's bruthiw opened his
Isstlerv anon V. alkiip and McCaulry and utterly
tWmuiii-hni tham, didu't net Not ai all lie was
- as"g"oiis s a tu.king dors." Hut Uie scene
handed. To days afief the eaadidaU-s sis.ke
In trwton and Uira Mr. Bragg "pitched il' into
Mai. U alkup, with the murals IWa tiiiauts
La bis wind mill adventure, and draoanned hint
asost turinsisly and savagely. Mr Bragg is a ana
ssT diseratuiu, ae knew it would not du Iu altark
MsJ. H alkup ia CbarhHIe, for be lh.ght it infa
auU be wasstuing andnr Uie sound of his oi
and it would a jt Im sal -at any rate evsrybudy
knew bins there. But when be rot to Xew't'sx be
knew titers was andangr W alsupwaeaot pres.
nl and noUsly knea la m--and Im let himself kioM
ooeur I his huilrrv and br.il Uie wind kwst
Valonsisly. Kancbtng isTtbe I"; ette- ills tM
la Uial! C'vicurl Oonlle.
A CARD-TO TUB Pl'BLIC.
Ml. F.oitos :I see it stated that Mr. Thomas
Bragg, the lemncralie Candidate for Governor,
in hi,srschL Cliajl it te. iraclaimisl Jaui im
pubiie slai.d, that tl.e undersigned was "Deaf,"
with other slanderous imputations and that Uie
Certificate 1 signed, in company with others was
fidte and M got up for electioneering -purposes
without re., ird to truth." . However disaireeable
to me it may be to be dragged front private life
before Uie public, yet a due regard for my char
acter which I value more Uiao gold, impels me
lo vindicate it from theaiersionsofBdt'tnagiigue,
who seeks bis own aggrandisement at the sacri
fice of the character of others.
" He that filches from me my goood Dame,
" Robs me of that, which does not enrich him,
" And makes me poor indeed.'
The assertion of Mr. Dracps'iif'fty FALSE,
and ks knows it to lie so, and he dare not make
the charge bere where 1 am known.
I have observed Uie course of the Candidate
for Gabemehiriai bnors daring the campaign.
and am extremely sorrv to sea he has prrvanca
ted and misrepresented every one, with whore be
Aoeaee in enatart. .Asfor Untruthfulness of that
Certificafe, no man dare cmilra-lict it, the sig
ere stand as htg!t for veracttr, an.l Uie aiany
virtues that adorn society, as th same number
of rmtlemea la anr ciunuaity. t '
f would aivit Mr, Bragg as afrirnd, to read
Ui luntb Colli nuuidiuent, ami profit bv It.
- --. TI(rS, tttt'HRAX," Jr
Mr. Bragg was rvsJeuUy ambarrasisd by bis
aaUHaWrnal Unpnuemut aateesHleats.tad whoa
do a at F. lernton, twfor Its was nomiuated fur
Governor, be knew U would not sVa to declare
bisnself friendly to each works whsn ve.-j bwlj
Uieraknew that be bad always lea eprwaed so
Ui
II bad a fine npportoaity to maka kaewa bis
otoniaM when be was iavilot fc the t 'hisrViHe
HIE LAST AGOXY.
The Standard, dated the 21)lh-f 4uly-,- rmt
issued on the 27th, contains a letter from that
"distinguished Statesman," Thomas L. Cling
man, purporting to have been writen to. Marcus
Erwin, E., but a copy of which must have been
furnished to tho editor of Uie Standard, in which
he attempts to defend "one of Lis constituents,"
Balis M. Eiluey. Nothing new. is brought to
light, save a) corroboration of some of tht. stftto-
ments of Gen, Dockery and MrMomhmutr" He
showa, if there w as an attempt to get Edney to
canvass tlie State for Mr, Kerr, the only proffer
made to him was to pay him his necessary expen
ses togethoV wttlraany tosses he roigh.1 sustain
from devoting biww tf to the canvass.
He also shows Uiat he encouraged Gen. F.dney
in "banibtKitling and deceiving" Messrs. Dock
ery, Morchead and Stanly, and that he was en
gaged in playing tuesame game himself, , If be
felt such a tender remark for the fair fame of his
particular friend Edney, why" did he not defend
b'un against the charge substantiated by the let
ters of Messrs, Hoke and Cabauiss. He eould
not do Uiis, and bcuce he does not refer to it.
So abjrtire in this new attempt to majis capi
tal agaii'tt Gen. Dockery tlial the Standard, al
though it publishes. Uis letter of Mr. Clingman,
tlM HoTf.ne' 'or3 r'trs"iiv' aTsuTHr3irTi(i even
call Abe attention of its readers to it. It is a
hard business, taken all in all, and we opine the
Standard now wishes that il kiwi never had any
thing to do
Congressional.
THE WHIG I'ARTV.
We are t-' 1 1 t .1 ... .; ,,,, .
pre"d a t.- s;:, ( Bn art.
. . WAaHIKMWt, JulrCt
Sxxati Mr. Pettit occupied the morning
nour in a personal explanation m reniy ti
letter written uy (.ol. teotun to an inuuiua pa
The tumsideration of the Civil and DlpVmatie
Bill was then resume J, and various amendments
were discussed. . J . .
The amendment appropriating &iOO,000 for
the continuation of the Water Works was
first considered. A provision was Insertwl in
the amendment reiiuiring the cities of Washing
ton and Georgetown to eoatributoone-fourtb of the
cost of the a ia-ka.
On .motion bv Mr. Maon tbe bill was nnst.
Tmed and the Senate proceeded to Uie considc ra
tion ot r.xecnrive business. Atyu.
lloi si or R:i'ntirNT4Tives. The bills which
were considered on 'Saturday in Committee of
. . tll IV h.. . U ..V 1,, .l.itf l. n. M .M,..,. u. . u A ' . ,
and wouw t - ,r-.. -rrrrr
.. ..... -tTTT V4'eKUJ-iKjMiBnsi MMHsessr!
T'eCTOrSTTnVX Tni gairta lttlt 1'IIIIin wus a tltl- ' I. ...i..i: r .... o . . .
TWrt icm'orra1icS the District of Columbia, reporied Wck. wiUmu
us e e--
,i..i.-r ti
a's've eaptios- Ims 1m, nri.no e. t v severe I
W hlg pa(HTS win, h we ban. m, , 1,,, t- l, ia
the language of the Kv,.o.:'i t, r. bey
" should I the ntni-iita cf vrx true W.ii'g
in the land.' Our ot J in T. f.Vnn to this
subject c-i'n is to in li:e a few nruia: ks to thus
Southern Whigs who seem to have cine-susceptible
ef loenfneo hnmbnrery. Th y we,n to
listen with delight to the ell'.isious of LkioI .to or
ators, and to read with pleasure the f.mcitul
tahs of adiiiinistrntiim sheet toe bur-ion of
which ia, that tli W hi T party Xorth hue be
come "thoroughly aboiitionuo.l j" and for the
purpose of making this aparur - plausible, ex
tracts are intr6iued fmui whig pipers at tho
North; aud by a high, bjcofoeo cdoring. they a
pear to be what they arc represented. We do ni4
tvlend to say that there ave n i lugs iu the
orth tine, ured wiUi abolitionism: but we do
snv that the Whig party at toe Xorth are as
sound as the so-called .democratic party in U'
North. We think the remem'.rnnre of the in
famous e a!i ion that elected Charles fnVnnrr to
thet'n'tel Sates Senate from Massachusetts
would rfioctnally sh:it the mouth' of their Smth
em oonferes when they nttenipt to sp.-ak nf
Whig ooalitions. Edmund Burke says tie:
never was a democratic party of any eon.-equeuoe
inMcs chnetts.biii tinly a et of spoils seek-
era who coalesced with the abulii'e.iits When--
ever there was a prospect of making anything.
It fas such a coalition as this that made ticorga
W'i Bootweil, (lovemor, and Charles Suiuaer,
,JiLy;i.'i.cl!hj:i!ii;,s.te.ivr -it -i ...
, jc'.rv ft ,j;tiit.-ue'HKtrttoi -.--Thercwas
itoxouefor Summer's ele-tina except
-wr-mrminiTOmr nargMn. . 'liter, anl Hot
aiui-aiau lor tlie resolutions that passed that ' i . 7
passeu tnni MHi
body, but titeTdenton Whig says that he madu -Mr, CobTi moved a suarsinaioa of tnft vsjtea,
tlie following declaraticu at a publio gaUioring w''h a view that the House should -consider q
iu that countv I bHl granting lands to Alabanut for railroad pur-
Tliat thouffh he was dcleirato tu tho Rnleiirh 1 L.i," or. rTi '
r .. , . ,. I xuie eis w, uium ot.
Democratic Convention to nominate a candidate Kt. aV..i.i.-vS; m::.!, , i- ,r
lordoveraor for the tshite. hewaa thentasa nterel e. . ti. .i , .. M . . ...
Spectator, ami though he voted for ever Kiwo-
lutiuu, it was wiltt a mental reservation
support such only as suited his views,
Have not Others who vforejresen
vention shown that ther
rvationtDoea not-the -connse tliat
Col. Biggs bitrfsulng show that he did? lie
woulcLbe"williuij to sec the Central road cxlcnd-
iot, but he is opposed lo its Western exten
sion
of privilege. He charged that the en crowed bill
jng lands to Minnesota for railroad itiir-
pot,cs had Iteen altered by Uie substituUon nf the
h ttot, jo, xt Txtru or, so, as n was i t .... v , , ,
m flWi-Tto company -FTi ' . "uwr'wm '" T 7 .
ira thai 7 ----- - - . , . r i
with the same
in that Territorv. which was nxclnrhti fmm thn
entire grant of land iu the original bill. He con-
cluiieu I'V moviug a resolution to appoint a
aneeial eoutmittee to make inquiry into tlie facts
jeharged.
Ou motion of Mr. Campbell, the committee
H . . . . , i vt.erw iiisu ueieu w cAtenu limir inquiries lint
ow many more in that Convention that alh ht-molai-i-n. m,t. ! hill. ii,.,,...
made that reservation t Did not Mr. Bragg make l and in this form (lie resolution was passed.
thatreservaiinwheiiiheacoeptedthenoniiuatlonf M'- Stevens, of Michigan, mado a long ex.
.Wilt neiljd, rJiuu-ahowiua W-4-vt'nIrrnji'
, . . ... ,' . . A complained of had been made, lie said Col.
..u U.UH.TU..U r.xiuon,a ucnneu ny uis own Komey rave hisassent to the altoention, suppos-
nartv trienus. fives strnntr emund for such itclief I in'r.tniinccrrainolaosiltlerenrnMmitHtiiut.i., Utit
.. Freeman of tbaStatal if yon wieVlosc in- t he watt (icrfi'ctly lustltlcd iu so doing. In
temal improvements rarried cut, 'vote for -Oert.
Duckerv. ainl llui-Wliig fiaiiilidiltcs. , Thc. dtava
ftntt he' was also a dem Knit- lie v. as au out and
out almtitkinist, and known Jo Ve such when
the nemoemts of Massachusetts eliMtod him.
Wedo not apolftgirs for the V hips at t! e North
who do snch mean things, but we don't think
the democratic party are the propc men to try
thou the Judgo must bo pure and above sti'pi-
eion. n ith such facta staring them iu the fue,
weeren hear of Whigs who can't net with their 4
Aortben tneuus becsiuse they have n ewar4
and a Wade atnong Utew-vet fiievean be still and
bosom a
I their
months for the time beki! with tlie " loavwi
and. fishes" of tmasury pluuder, .VtnyWit JJea
THE D1FIT.11EXCE. ;f
T!ie D.-moarats are in favor of niuesi linj the
ConstitutKui by Legislative enactment: by hi :h
mothod tltnameivimentiii made a party question,
and ia not dechlcd un its own nienis t besides.
the subject is so mixed' Up with gt hemt politics
that the voice ot the people is not heard.
The Whi s aro in favor of amendments being
mvde by tba pettpbttliemselvessstnblcdinOon.
vention; by which method amf udmcnta may
your wishes.
alwars lieen friends of iutnronl improvements, L Mr. Haven remarked that the statement the
aa.-ehal-tiitliiiHt any wssnial wnallJila?)TmTy'f'jiirwlt trsjlmpflrtant not to be embodied
are still, and when vou vote for them, vou know I m testimony before the House.
that you are voting for men that will carry out I Tire Utilise wont into a Committee of the Whole
on the statu nf the Luioniaud acted ou the
Senate a amendments to the Indian Appropria
tion bill; some of which were rejected.
lherortitieation bill was afterwards passed
- i s House atijiinritrti.
Tbe Sinati sitent most nf the day in further
considering ths.Civn aikit Diptomittiii A pprtqiriis-
lion bill. The aniemlmenl in regard to tbe
reply Ui a quostioav Me, Stevens replied, I said I be madewithont reforence to party, una the true
if ilia tiling ciuiM be donu, I should be grMiliod intnresls ef the rPT,e "tore tlfoctualljf
mlmrMms"- " I'WTTtfoir.-" .-
Turx to nts I.vstincts. At the discussion in
Ashovillo between Oen. Dockery and Mr. Bragg,
floii. Dockery CbargfJ: ,.r. .Brajtr,aa' la Jiad
done before, with having stumped Northampton
ItsraiAsa ot PsorasTT is New Toss, Tbe
Xw V.nk EipTMs gathers frosa aa oA.-ial report
of Uis U-awd uf Ihiperviaure solus ainxiet iaeraMi
Ible Ifiin-a in revard to tbe increase ia value) of
seal and personal pnpuut ui Uts-ny aadesssaty tCeaesatiwi.bwt be ssailaviunl himself a-UII frauV-
et tin I -a a.
and pM-suni
1 JS Iflilta ita.l-.ll ia iui rsu . ht.iii
raaue U.ts ;w i4 Ltjii oil. Iif reJ '' tb asort violent Wtfoeo presacs.bare
fcl..ae the Mai vslusiton tltts Jrar is .UAeSi,- qaesoned bis auuuJoess an this sulgect. So
f'4f r.4 lT: " It the sildt Urn. Mr. Bmct- --
f' Vi lsrfjBrv Urn WWIJ mmm mm I wm isiiiwii, vnt arm x"ii."vihpi l m
' tk. Tl- fmi valuatem of tha real Utt excuses for Skit being there.
iu of ast dotjltt.
MKHsal e-uis tt-e fc ttl sslau-.n this year is
4 1.' - -t c"'t I li V. 1 .1 in L-tn,
aa litermM litis year osar bust uf II 4. f.'. "In.
la Uis talaatioa U rtal estate essry war4 ihii
H a Ur-s ias-rstav, tbe W't anitHiHl li j ,n U,s
Tetitk V sr-l, and thre IssihCtmsn in
favor of Ibis year is pot al r i.l-l. 1 be Uialtoa
fitf U. strtlinary iq.Ma of asaol ren
B la .Nssr 1 uik city ts sl.au . tax ms
snag var, al aejlt (its sniiic n d-.lisrs. IU
tale . I latauun is i aa ouli-vr te and Ihrw
naartcf rsatts .a errrv hus-iit d Jolisrs v( taiue
b .
are eqaifueai. assl It is fair toinfor Ul be stands
wbsre be vat ia I W, vppoMl to Pule aid
lUilraads. '
Biji a. ii's Kv.intr We bate nom
frmaj Ue Asjiariraa pablisbert. Meases. I-eiarJ
S-..1I k Co., tba July aumlisr ef this c'.i and
i ' stal.:;ad Magsiine, M"ra. tv.4t A Co.
rejmho.b ttlaikwo'id Sa l four of t!t IwKlttig
linr'l'b Kssiawt at lbs rieee liefW k-w prie
! 1", T ii.Mim. Tb ok of Lit'swwtd is f J.
nth it.
PiTisjhbsu Fsmals Coixius Wt would call
the attauAjon of our readers to the advertisement
if Uiis institution which will b found In another
column. The following stabs incut uf facto front
tha South Sid Democrat, easy prove of interest
to our readers :
The buildings, apparatus, 1c, necessary to
directum." The Examiner further aayat
a.
To the eyes of some people a four-nence-hepennv
looks as big as a dollar;. but the-t'smthern pontile
cannot tie made to believe uie piattonnoi twenty
live cents per acre a platform of principle, that any
great party can rally 10 and stand on. It is but the
shadow, tlie ghost, of a irinciple and if the Bill
passes both Houses, we biay as well give up Uit
ghost, and bid farewell to Uie public lands.
' Tliis is the panacea' thai tu to rolieve the
conscientious scruples of the Democratic party
against voting away tha publio. lands, the enor
mous sum "of twelva' andalialf to twaiitj-iv
cents, per acre being pbuad. upon, all Uta lands
Utrown open to settlors and a credit of five years
being given, with a provision that tlie settler
may then give up bis bargain without pay ing
for his use of the lands, if hs Uiinks it a hard
one. I bis may suit foreign immigrants Irom the
work "hops of Europe, but how these who loot to
the public lands as a source of revenue for Uie
government, can swallow, with a good grace, Uie
nunter sultetitule, we are at a loss to conjecture.
save upon the supposition that it gets rid, aa the
Enquirer says, of the distribuUna scheme, aud
binds tlie new Stoles to tha looofoeo party
Will the people of North Catelina, by voting
for Thomas Bragg, endorse a policy that lakes
away their right to aad interest is this public
domain f The old Clay doctrine nf distribution
pTTrp-sresr hnili and'1ltarTiaT Ju tlc 'Tu sir the
Stales. Oen. Dockery aad the Whig party ad
vocate Uial beneficent measure that Utejoeoforos
wish tq, get rid of by palming off this Iniquib'us
scheme upon the euuntry. Tha people of tbe
State we fool persuaded, will not approve of a
party that favors such a measure,
i BALIS, THE BRIGADIER.
Ws have seen a " Ikfrnet nf f.Va. Ednrf" (a
in tlie A.heill News, and team that il was a
matter of sufficient tmportanns ia tbe estimation
County 4n l-ifianst -internal ImpToTonienti.
Bragg denied this most positively and eallod for
proof, (icu, llockery produced and rea-l a letter
from Mr. Barnes, of Northampton, proving the
charge as made by Gen. Dockery
did not attempt to deny the truth
I7ul spile iil'geneninerm"sortlie""iiiirirnioss "of of other ainuudineiiU bsld
intmdiicing-suoba d.sanisnlav that -thw. He
aa too well -awata--of h is posit ion at brans to
deny what he knew could be prwad upon him by
hundreds uf persons ia his owe county
By tho TVmocratSo. mole. c;i h anieudmont
proposed would roouiie five years ur more for its
completion.
Ity the n In; metliott, all tno u,H.,re.I ano-u.l-
fiients could be ma.le in less than six moiiths
The Demia-rats say, however, that there is but
one amendment ueittred, vik: tn-s Nidi-age.
Hut is this so a. bst sav tha Iswdhnl b-m? 'if
the prw-oiit ruaramee in nuH'ontititinn against
in r-ier-ssiro tiintioti of t and is removed by giv-
ini; to those who now e'et-t the v tinnv,iier tho
riifhl nlso to elect the Selatrs, will not kind
holders ask for an additioii'U antendjmsit toprti-
water-works, which requires that before expend-1 tect them f Certainly they ill. and they should
ingany part of the appropriation tlwCorporntions have it, in view nf the fuel that otir laxea for
of Gqoreetown and Washini:tnn shall ainrce to! State purposes mut bcoreatlvin'-renicd. Would
it be just that tbe lands in the Mate, vaiuea at
lltty-thrre mi ln.m of dollars, sh-mld to lelt
MMHtt nr ritsraiitte ngrorst a t nntens nne
short Eiocutixe I tax. while rhs slave properly, v.; ne-1 at ' J
""' " " 1 rfrdf MtVmneof dollars, is nroleeu d f If one is
the early part of tlt day Mfr rmnw-Tiradrtl'"''ed.-thawitthrtii;hlc-tiv tlii. wviss.
an ellort to bate canaidrod the bill irom Hie ( thirds more tav than slave. UitelceSiu
Committee oa Revolutionary L'laiias, reported I witbont proviiiingsonieetiunaleut sc iinty tothe
aud. ablx auiorcad by bita some months Sgn, tn t handhold., and what is to precnt the eighty
ckery. Mr. Braeg t"4' "im e,lua' one-fourth of the amounts it l
, .. drawn from the Natioual Treasury, was adopt- enh
.t,r. "1,Vl5"!,r; t-i H WlAiftatiiUitoUa.i.lsreti'a W
Extbait of letter from a gcntleinuo to a friend
n this city dated .
Asiinvn.Lt. July 21th iari4. 1 heard the
candidates for Ooternor speak at Ilehtirrsonville
on Eridayand in thisplaceon Saturday last, lN k
erv t'Kik everything, as it Weretby at-rm. Both
wfiigs aud Democrats were alike disttppointed
disupiioiiilotl in that Dockery made so good a
speech, aud that Bragg made so bal an one.
Tbrt was not in Uie bills anwrdinc tu tbair an
JerstantlingT- Indeed Doekeey was moot trl-
mphant, and althougli liieru are mauy . LUiig-
man men who will still adhere to that "liciait"
individual,, his efTnts to transfer them ta tlie
focofiico party, have been most almrtivs and un
availing 1 hey deny bis right Jo dictate Iw Uicm.
1 he enutluct ol Clingman laitcrlr, in his wanton
and unjustifiable interference In the elet-Uon,
has lost him ssany of his old friends, S higs and
Iteniocrata, h ) now swear by everything that
is holy, tit it they will never Support him again
for any offn-e, .
- My opinion is, and it is the npiniin of the mtst
reliable men in Uiis section, that las kery will
gel a very handsome increase over Kerr's Vote
n tins Congressional District, If this be true.
tbe Old Farmer will be triumphantly elected.
commence the session will, it is estimated, end of that pure patriot, to warrant iu pnbbcatiua in
irom tiuvasi to r,i',msi. ine wiinnirn ana ex an Extra.
tended inquiries bare been anade personalty and
by Inter into tbe Must tnodiTB aud improved
school arrangements in Uie country, and every
sngcealioa which the best and nvtst enlarge.) Sj-
perienee eonld sffwnt has receive.! the csj.iilerA
tun of those who have undertaken Uis task of
tting the work sfisit.
In imfor that Uie eduentTna of the VflougaVdies
may be perfoot and tbornugh, Uis swfics of four
et kve man tinsfisHnre of UtS first ability bate
. . I I r . .1 . j ... 1 I
ppra vnzl, anu I'it mnw arpsnnrnis suhk
are as.slly innwsiUM t female rntdanee, two ot
Bre Isdire will be engased.
The Institution U rahailated to aceommrslale
two buudrrd yonfig Is lire, wlio will be divided
into three departments, according to Uu-tr stage
of a tt eoccAuen t, Primary, Jsieaie and Cws-legiata.
It may M wen to add. particularly as w bear
thai a cntr ry iin rioo has gone P-nb into
Uie community, that Ui inabUUua Will assf be
seetanaa ia iu ebaraelvr.
I'tita our knowledge of the ssoUeiaea who
kave andsnaksa tkie work an-l the efforts that
W W reads an are wiakrng tn pine this
Mwtitotioa In the very tret rank am-ag the is
sssls College, of the country, we fmt porfeelly
safe la reonnmcnding il b.our frirn-ls of tbe city
and nf this Kiato as well aa North Carolina, aa a
arhnd la wbiea th.tr aanrbfers can receive aa
clueaiiist fining tkrea bar a discharge nf the
Uuus sit-l aa apfeaiive anjoj meal uf the ra
tiuaal awiuebtMiU of Ufa,
fituiov Ati Fasisc This is the tale f a
aaar alasy ju.t puhlisWI by that giftod aatbitss,
Mm, A una P, Mbens. list aaaie is a esifib.
enl g'tsraittee for tbe literary merits of the work.
Ws antioipale iok b plaaaure frma lbs iruaalvf
it. We sea it highly enessaeadrd Ij In
generally as a tliriUisj aad df) 1y alswrbiri
l uf aU at Pmsnty.'s.
Balis is mistaken, Noltoly bas any malios
against Ass. The fosltag which as txcttos bv of
a much milder character. He bas ba alluded
to In this canvass, only btsause be was Uis shad
ow ef that " dtstinguiahed" though erratic Slatoe-
BBaa, Ta-svisa L. Clingmsa. Thosnas wae
tigxagy that be eould not utfonndrtr'pt through
bis shadow, aad Uiarefore Uie said Balis bas been
I (Holloed greatly beyond bis indindual aaasrta.
Tba Ocacral lays about bin retuar bsiasly, ia
bis said " dsfenre, " like the blind snake ia dog
dsys -trying to bit eomebody, U is a lilUe queer,
perhaps (irudciit and disc real, ia tba tieaeral to
pasa over Uie enemies witbin bis own reach, par
ticularly Msasrt Hoke and Cstaiss, (sbo bap-
peaad to La Knxierals,) and attempt to spit bis
veaum na Wbigs and tboaa who are faxtbass of
and alto, ha bad a right la preen sac, would either
nersr hear -of bit anger, wreTtaliily Would tut
(iva thsaaseive tlie trouble ta be distress! at
kit poor opinion of Lbem, aaoW the eimmettnnt.
Pout Bads has had bis day," like other aal
avals. Uis aiht is asms and basing de
Kvered himself, be will nroUbly s4esp aniatly-
No rvallesaaa will dUtnr b bis sUimliara. If be
thinks be has been " (ml to base asa " Il c-ssld
a4 Ubal4. He brought it oa btas !
bis loe ntaaiata aoaaeaioa iihhi disUttgubbed
friaavl, Ctingiaaa, tiuod bye, lUiis.
Tea Uniss-Vky did t Ui StabJar
bhI hb the balers i f Ilea, Iks hart and M
Hrag 1 1" t!s tltsrlot-e l'.eoli.? Is It afrs.1
for tu isvlrrs to tlis itry slihl ribald Mr.
rej has f-it IU ietervsts id lb f ate?
irovidcforthefinal settlement of thecbims of tbe I three millions of dollars Worth of land from pa v.
uJfinrrs of the Revolutionary army, and of the ing all the iricrease nftnx ifcsossnrv fur our Siata
widows srol orphans of those who died in the (Internment? This ia a subject of'gnnt interest
service. The Senate at first acrrrsd to take tin to landholder, and should lie at once coa.i b red.
the bill by a vole of S3 to 21' t but, Mr. hlidsU I Iftbey nuffor the power to passout ui their hands
nrging thist it must lead to several'days deliatc. I without this nettded security, it mav be well
it was postponed to the first Monday in. Docauk I djubtod whether Ifoty-can 4-nin it norwards.
ber next ates 'it, bos 21. j. I But if Ibis amendment is ma le to our conntitn
In tlie Ilot'sa ot RteaBsMATtvts tha Senate's! Hon, others will be required. Denimi-ata thcto.
amendmout to tlie California, Washington, aad selves have proposed othert not Ki-a than six
Oregon pnelal service bill was concurred in. Tins differotit once which would roiur,. according
allows cerbaiu niU niaitef to lat rarriod bt to their plan, una atiusa, U,M-tvia r 'forty -
prirate exiiresses. Amotion to reeonrndcr the t years fr their completion. Will tha r"J eon-
vow on Uis fbs Fortification bill was laid oa the I sent to this f - Or rather, if they wish amend-
tal'le by a tot of n tu 70. I Bienrs, will they not prcteea Convention, as the
House th'ti went into Committee ottbtl wisest, cbeaitest, and quickest modi of making
pon the Aavy Appropriation ML : Mr. I them lire.
WloT
isooora rxTiiintri at anine leng-n Ins hill to re
organise the nary, by establishing an increased
rank, aiichaneing the pay of ufbeers and seamen,
and providing for a retired list' He exprussed
bis ileterminalioD In press Uiis bill as an amend
ment to ine measure onuor consnierslinn at a
priper tinia, . The ountniuea did not finish its
aetioii iiimn the Bill. Among (he amendments
atloite- was one to prohibit Uie shipping id
liquor on hoard national vessels to be used as a
beverage by either officers or nu n.
Mr. Dawson gave notice that lit would to.
morrow ask Ui consideration of the llcniattead
bill, with tha Senate's naicudiseiit.
STATE OF. WRT1E8.
While Southera Democrats ara exulting ore-
the antklpatetl division (-f the N'siionai Vi big The Democrats object to a distribution nf the
part y it would It well for litem to taks a glance Public Lands, and say (bay should be kept to de
al tb state tsWttiraia thairnwa ranks.- U- U- fr tba-asniinnis otitiwiauirnt.--Tiler would
true that luimeil lately st'srlhe paasaire nf the I some sens in Him. il it could be shown thst
Nebraska bill, many Vi higs iu Ui free Kiai a they were asa.le-1 for thi. mrpwe; but what are
mauilested a dispiaition to alnnditn their party the faf-ts in thcasef Tlie present tariff yiehl
allegiance and unite with the anti-slavery horde f
the purpose of securing a repeal of that measure.
Tu atber second thought, btiwsver, aesnns to he
having II usual effect, and now liters la little
reason to apprehend lhat Northara Vi'higs will
II thrmsalve to the A btdiUonists, however grat
ifying such a ours might be to tha Soatbcra
Iiemtrjtacy. But ia there nn sydit in th Ih-nne
oratie pariyt Let a sea. la N sw Ilawpslrtre.
where Uw party ha always bad rontnd, Uis
Legislature has tu
ihont alsetlng I i
ai'iit aixty miliuins ol iloiivrs a year. ten
millions mure than ks noede I for the lcgrliaiate
pirsiNF srf the tiovertioient ; and Uiough Uie
IsriHOcraU bava Ba4 ui presitlant and both
hust of Cmgrsa, th"t bare not yet thought
proper to reduce II, II tea uiUiune more than
y tooeiray tnennansesof the liovcra-
1 reawiry by th Pan-
. - -. i maio, auiti
ausnl ia aow aaid into Ui
pie, why withhold threa lands fnim the rkes.
wba Uiey are as much aedd to carry oa tb
t been conneltca to adi-rera I works of linpnnemeut and lichleo the tax of
aitea mat reaaiora. I hat me pettpie I iiun tsKitti limit ttlUtis. and
is iBiifleant, particularly as " Young Hiekorv," I Uiey will not vote on the id of Augast fur any
In " favont
EsecHttv ebair at
great Stat of New York, th mallet i a little
The Guthrie an I liruiiaoa sir
thre with th utmost tirulouea,
a-ol so on, occupies th chief ir,m wba u opposed to a uislrilmtioa of tit
It Ws.liingl.-n. And ia Ui I i ubue Lands. i.Fro' Hentdrr,
ww a I'ltte i ... " ' I . , ...
strif. is railing H-et. J'"a Ktaa-Th. popular'fy and ktgb dT T .
Judg. IW Handing of U.is gentlesnsn in Wa.hirgtoa dty. ' t ' "
" our .watch words It. I'ni.-si. Ilsi-reonv.
Deincwrney cast all other issues aud cousidera
lions lo Uie wind. " ,
" Tli vonlit-t to le tamderei nn lb 3d ef Au-
gust will be ailherof condeiunatioa or appruval
on tl to count of I'.crv and Dtlilnn.
tUumnurd Ju 'y V).
In the- two extracts fmm th Standard r
condensed the snm and BultKtane of its appeals
to th pstftplc , "I'ltion and Harmony," i ssa
;s.rv bf Ms jMirtif " east all oiher ivtues and eon-
sidaralious to tlte tnds! Ibex ais thewnti li
ward ( Uie Standard. II ul are the ps.( le rly
sola aabinitl- Are Utcr no intiresis bating
hltfhss- claims to tna oonsidoraliua of lit rm !
4baa tbS tnsflhph of pirty I - - -
i na puiiite lantla, anuer juoiclims esse
ment, BiiKbt b a mine of grval aeaitb-re- a M t
Stataa,Nrtb Carolina incbuisd. North Carui.na
haa aa just and clear a till In a parti, -trillion
IB tu heaeht to la anvl from thore lee-Is at
any oslir htats. Hut Hrwidsnt 1'ierra mmdyr.
IhiUiin are epiioaed to all ata Uiat will s-iv her
any share of Ilteut,
lToshlonl I'ierea ha vetoed aa act, passr.1 1
large aaajorilics ia tstth Hoare of C rirrs, d.s
IribuUng in equilnhU pr.poli.tiis uitunj ll tli
ions of acre ol Ui ttuttl. lands
for Ui benefit of tht ii di.ol inuns by win. h
ant, if it bad become a Uw, the eutsmis of N-trttj
Caruliaa would bar been relieved from a large
amount of tat yearly, for all lime to runs.
I'raskleal l'lurc. alul a iU,..-l thw mea
sure of justice to th old Hates, favors a pole-v
which give IrtrhohLs In ilidii .dtlttl st-tltra, and
r ruttes an-l v he h
tmulcr - f the lauds
to ll aaar State.
Why. Utu. shtaild Ui rvi l cf N rth ( aro-
Uaa ctoad by "1'ierc aad K-.Un t"
JI4Uw-mtyh A'eettf-urr,
Jorvnrtv vThi i.-T1i Awvaudr'a flaiel
aoa ks thceantlidateof III Hardshell fiif I lover- I aniotig lb Bveuilter of Co lit; row uf ail politiiral
or, a netner n wui or not, aim unto faettons eia I parties, ana in resaieui eititeus, generally, ss
resolved to rule or rum. By weyof showinghoa I Uis subjsci of remark by almost every North Var
Uie Hards feel toward th head of the pny, wc I oliuiaa aba basyisiied Waahingtaa Ibis session.
quae an .street fn,ai tbeir organ. TheNsti ,rt- I A gentleman direct from the inf-sins as (whal
al inaonral saysi - A ausnuguutMsa It. Mate I w nav ireqaentiy nearu betire,i II tat ear lten
Henstitr U.ld as, a fw days sine, lhat I'rre d-ui I resnitiii is n -l vuly regarded re tr -sst 4it 1 xit,eetti and ir-ttl-r-, iT n
rnrrsr na noi vn eonn-ienos ami rsie ' I a I si.au me m lunitra, out mat a eeai to b The rv i.u pnnv i t t
singi saaniiipr ot in remaia, aan aa adilea, II I pariu uiar lavurna ol every UHly la a social
b ruuld h bil wiUwat billing lb party, this I point of visa. ashiugtua is a place where a
Bta-I known,' I i"ai s laissaU and social itnaliUe caa b aiM-r-
cts'sd.
TJ great atlenl'tna paid by this pscUrman to
every body frma lb (H I North hiai vuitiug
sli,ii;i., foitini.K'lA him to lbr ff.s-tM.n.
lawnl would very qna kly aa a a l known,
But liny I'rrei-lenl hitalf ha not holtaiod to
hit lb party:' and lit Henais will all ,- hit in
kaurk it Into a nrked-hat rather tits a descend
U,a lb 'bead uf toa tarty.' "
integrity -M ttll.ef
an a-e4iot,al buit.
tli, a ill m ,int tin iv
do as titev will. It w-tots
,1 ' k s In, e,-f ,t -tal , ' i..frt.s;
re.
n so in other Mutes Ihs Denioeraev are stmr I "( w doubt if any tat btiss Uii wle ba hws)
ly as ataeb distrartad, and il ks quite certain that
w lad as asany lkasov a Vt bir ftiruring
i0.picuoiiiy in t cry aati-.itra.iia vimi
w rea l stetol. To l-srir. In a woe.l. It nn-lie;' I
wdtT-rafjrabt,"a tr. rn.-r..r Siele-ls Wild
tsT Tarkey ad liss ,trtin4)iref th ire ftkea
mewl.tr fiaa Smith Carolina Mr, K.tll, will pm
bahly b realttsd. IU wanted Ut lne-ra. y l
carry out lUetr nriacipU, au feared tbry aoald
B4 aarnxl asil lli.mt.lias ,
Hlmtnlnm V'atr,
NrwT- in Dirt. Ii 1 mm-ire I iaST
Yrk Ihst th K asr Nothings" hMiitlet oter
i.isiO iH ih s,it. Il i also etais-i thsl tUy
inusod making rer'tlar aominsiKata for Kit.
nil i.es, ,- od la.1 lNiaMl I llman, K . nf
New Vnrk Mlv. Is t their rai'ti 1st. littr
.rnat'irhtl aoetoes, te l.enio, Ih lisMee, It is
s-et will b tlt.tr canttrlai fit th .Vtit-trslty
ef New tirk rtty, and li st T.rvnm lie.. I.'.
M . of l, New lort a prtM a
ate.it'ter of to. Nit. "tst., w.U la a sel Uie
for l-4trrt le in H'irie c-w repte. ttt
Mr Ctiiil ,g, . l.nw a-.hteg aleat II, tt
men ly t.li rt as it I-.. I to as.
"'th him ia H asduurtoa, wilhanl fwlmg proud
id Mek a lleti.iire fia North I'sndina,
bsiture trtusg fmm bins. ViZtm (
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hm. 4 Hie f snnu.l Rassning al Ilsyats.1 an 1 hure
dy tad Friday ImI. H memtr was aril si
l... le.f, and r I (edlnf and anamm iy charae
l.rise.1 all iu pe.. el,,j, T 'l(ideol, C d
MaMiia. ins Is full r-rl uf Ihs ,sftiNs of
tha Wnrk, th ran nf His delay, sod the inoR-a-
d tips; h S -rn -re .ltHaetM4l,
aa-l sm re-l-ire-l eostKirit wt to wmk -thai an
adJitsooal sla-rtp'.iu of f ln.'stl was t..d v
eaoielts it. t
Tt,. fi-reer I'.. i tent sn-l t'iret-liir wees a
tniieotily Cele.-e-l; aal lle,t , . .fh..
r'j.. was ttesniin !y re .h, ii , . nary a;i I t , - o i a
Tr-.tieeri( lh -nq-soj, S'-miJi i. j!-'oti-o
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