3lcrt!;-CarQlina tar. '
rcausmo nun bt
WI LH AM . DOTJB,
idito ANvrtormitTot.
If paid ttriet'y ia advaa, two du'dars par a
paa; tv dollar d fifty Mat, if psid witbia
-Hi tsOBtkl ; tad thr doiTor at th ad of th
7"- '
ADrSarrSEXEXTS not xeediog ilittn
M M tasrtd ae tin for o dollar, end
taraatv-ita mti far- -taok ubsaueot insertion.
Tho f greater length will be barged proper
tbiaslly. CoartOrdrBdJadiciladvitiemeBt
will aekrge. S5 psr cent, higher thea tbe above
. nlu. - A resaonatil Jednctioo wilL ba matlto
thoa wh dvrti by th year.
RmI ul Job Priullrt- don witb aatne
despatch, and oa aooummedating Una.
taf Lttm to tk Editor must k postpaid
totl-Carotin;t lar.
RALEIGH, NC.
"lUCuioAY MOKMNU, JtLt S, 1&55..
Tut CLEBiTir,N. The anniveaary of our
national independence waa celebrated with ranch
pirit iu Ihii city. There waa a TertJarge cun-
eodrae of oiiiaeni of thin place and tbe eurround-
ing country to witneee the ceremonies on tlutt
Interesting occasion. The usual salute wae fired
at day break, and at atmrife pullie prayer
meeting was held in the Presbyterian Church, on
which occasion an approprikte address was
delivered by the Rev. lr. Lacy.
At 10 o'clock, the, procession, was formed at
the Court ri.iuse, tlio ohinf attractiun being our
two handaoniely equipped and well drilled mili
tary companies, the Ouk City Ouards and the
IndrpKndont fluards, who by their prompt tna
neurerta and martial appearance, reflected much
credit upon themselves and their commanding
officers. The procession being furujed, piw'.Ji-d
to the cttpitul square, where the Declaration was
read in a very appropriate manner by Mr. , I
Enelehard, and litem oration was delivered by
Jobu M. Puttick, Ksqr. We hut eipress the
opinion of all who heard this address in stating
that it was ehastely written and well adapted to
the occasion It exhibited marked ability in its
composition and reflected great credit upon the
peaker.
The usual afternoon celebration of the Sabbath
icuouls and the fire works, w ere interrupted by
heavy rains, but we presume will come of aa soon
as the weather will permit.
Tim Cm Tlief IVir I The ' Washington
I'uion" tiie ruitigiiiaed organ of this imbecile
and detruded Administration, openly proclaims
that titer is no puaiblc chance to unite the Tem
ocracy north and south again, except by "igno
. ring" entirely the aul.jeet of Slavery, and con
tend that the Party ehuld t.ko this course. To
r this, the "Sentinel," which repreaetiU the bt
eettion wing of the piebald, spurined and le-
juoet concern, rcj.Ues that if ui h be the doc
trine of Mr. Pierce's aduiinialratiou it daservo
the curscf ofeiery Southern man, that it is
leagued with abulitionism, if such arc its senti
ments I Yes, previous to the meeting of the
American Xatiunul Council, when it was asserted
that the doctrine uf that party was to ignore the
que'tiou o'i SUwy, this n " ahhinRton I. hi
na" was furious in its denunciations of such a
doctrine, lint h I when the American Party has
come out boldly m tbe quostion of Slavery and
taken a firm stand for the rights of Uic ivnith
this mouth piece of the Administration wheels
lout ehangea it gru4, kad shuut "Th
unity uf tli Party i in danger! There It no
chance tv bring tl. twu factions of the liemocra
ey tn'ther except by iymorii f slavery 1 This
must bil don or th Party it gone I"
Now, what any the South to all this! Will
they suffer tueiaeivea to be hauibugged any
luu, erhytb unprincipled tools of this Oorrupt
and raeklea adwitiisl ration f Th only safety
fr them is in adhering to th Platform of the
American Party, la that titer is no equitoc
tium, SMdutlgiuft. Iwt all I open and bold.
Hot. tat Tn that rxuar! 1'uringtli discus
ion in this city between Messrs, Branch and
Miller, th former proclaimed that if it could be
proved, the Pop of Iloni claimed, or that there
kteiaimed Jar him by his Church, power over
temporals, b (Mr. B.) would declar for that
Bart of th Amsrieaa Platform which would keep
Papist th Uiieving oat of office. Well-, what
roof does Mr. Brancll want? II bad and
may have svw s letter direct from 0. A. Brown
auai, lit potUdiv of tit Popish Hierarchy 1st
thl Coniury, i which, this power is xprenly
and unequivocally asserted. II attempted to
use pari of Uiat letter against lh Amerieta
Party, but whea eoruered by Mr. Sbepard and
torcod so read Otf trkuU Utter, he fiiand this claim
of power so strongly asserted, that he turned up" a
tti own witnse must furiously, and denounced
both Browaaufi and hi letter I Pray, what does
Mr. Brw'ch meaa f IW h pot to deceit
tli people by eea eunduot as this! Wher it
Ihattottar? W again Call f.r its petbCcation.
Tb voter of thl Ihstrirt has a right to sea It
to bar it published. It has beea brought forward
at pruuf and oanaot tut b withdraw without
jastifyiag tbasa la our in g tu th tvni fusion that
aomething U st-anmelhitig is " fn
iKasiark." lis Mr. B.beea carrying as a em
tasTioadeMW with this leader and wire-worker of
Romanism to nracur idea t put dowa an
Vtaal Aaserieaa Protr.t,ntiiraf To whta was
tb letter writtea t Out with it, renllsssea ! 5e
Vdi-
f lrrr .'is iHtrr of O.A. Ire- is
OS. or snae uj kit mdkrmti. It will b
tight aquas-sing gmllenaea, bal it em! V
la, ws know, l,k drawing your y lr h. (Jir
as th riWs lailer, aasl Ht tb psnrd , what
taiBvet.H baa beea attempted pna tl.em
Let th advtcala of th P ps of lUaw ia tbi
Vutrirt show their hand. Th ppW demaad it
Tat Patsiaaav iUai aiavoAmoag th a m I
atiua mai by lh Ina-er4i eHataCimmitliM
tl Lealsisn. is K. W. Moia, fo Atturaey Uea
rat of tb Hasta. Tbi I it. gniimu, wb
. racaatly kid tU Boot of I'aited KtAtaa IKstrict
Apavaey sad rasigswd it aa ansMiat of bs
tra sd with 4r-pac by tli (Lnernaieat.
fiamta bt Mnu r.nrVxing eirruUr til
sfcar pnnssd aaalis ia snclt op. n ahxh is
fna. hsipnisi id. ar wniia lb asms, of
tb swran) ar fanes issamg ssvaj atnaiar, ia
aWk-t by lb Pwauuaster twasral aot wily la
alqer M s,t,i pa-ka(e .lr pi stua, a
aor4iag ta tl (intnt rxoirrisnis ..f im a I of
' bat b tm fiaiar ssusl t r1-'4
aabli lb p-t.a a U assoxl. If an(.d,
bssog awkM ia U Iraaid a k tu-ra, lby ar
af aoara riar4 W Ik s d.ad i., , t-s. ( .
VOLUME XLVI.
A FaLW RtroaT. Tb enemies uf the Atueri- J
can party having circulated th report that th
ILia. Geo. . Badger has denouocad tb party
and its principle, aud are using bia nam and
influence for their own We purpes, are have
taken occasion to find out the views of that dis
tinguished gentleman. We are authoritcd to
Itate that " it is utterly untrue that he hus, at any
ti;utt or enaNy otxwtion, vuMic or private, dexucx
CE tlit Kiwk Sulhimjt or Iheir rai.NcirLM. "
PuiLtDCt.rnu Coxvimtion. The Democratic
pross uf the South, bniing their assumption upon
a tabular st Uement of the Nutioual lntelligcnoer,
affirm that a majority of the American party se
ceded from the Nation!,! Convention. The error
it thus corrected by the American Oran:
Vvleto the American llntform.
The National Intelligencer prepared Mid pub
lished a table ehuwiug llie yeas and nays on the
nmnositioiis connected with th American plat
form which has ttoen copied by other papers, and
which contain' na important error, od au im
portant omission. alo. In this table, the names
aud votes of the iiidir.na doleeatos am put uic!
the head of Missouri whilst the voles of Missouri
are wholly omitted. In tlic fref .ee m the tiible,
it is said, tlmt Mit-ooiuri voted uainat the l it
fortn which was ii lootcd. This is a mistake
Missouri votcJ for the platform. Aeorrectiou of
those errors is due to the Kate of Missouri.
SL'P-IUJME COURT.
The following opinions have been delivered by
the Court since our last :
By Nash, C. J. In State v Xewsom, from T r-
sytbe, affirming the judgment; also in Weatherly
Miller, from (Jililford, reversing the judgment
and ordering a feire le num.
By Pcarsiix, J. In doe ex dem, Xewland
Osborne from i lunt'tnce, awarding a rnicc tie
noro ; also in doe ex dein, Carroway v Ohaunecy,
from Boauf'irt, aw ir lin a rrnire ile jiov; alio
State to u-e of Walker v Wiiht, from New llan
over, arSnuing the judgment.
By Battle. J. In SImcfer v. flooding, from
lones, reversing (he judgment and directing
renire dc uticu ; also in Part-ley v llutehins, from
Xew Ilnnover, anirming the judenicnt ; also in
Watkinsv Pcuihert m, from Anson, affirming the
judgment of th Superiisr Courl-
AX IX UUPEXUKXT I'KMOCK AT.
Wo copy from- tbe American Organ the letter
of W. N. Allen, Esi., of Weldon, X. C. add
set tn Postmaster tiencral t auiiiKll resij-nttig
tbe office uf Povttuasier al that place. Mr. A. is
a Jeifersonian Llcmocrat and aided in the election
of Pierce, but l aving joined the American party
and approving of tiie Constitutionality of tliei
principles, scofjis to lottgor hold office under an
A'lni'nistratiou that has disgraced itself. Road
Mr. A.' lotter.
W.n imx, X. C. June 28, 1805.
To Won. 'ursiOJirrr f,'i nmtl :
1 led it nivdutr as auieuil.jr of the American
par')', t" tender you my resignation as postiiin-.ii-
at this idaco : and also to expreu niy dimip.
al ol the inanner in which this coM-ri. incut loi
been administered, so as to give you an opportu
mtv of itiiis'inling in my pliue some iw-cia.
Culhilir, whicb, it aptnais fiom vour ti,i.c-o' hU
sou titiitk more jteMty eotitleii 1st-tt 'imti Ihosc
Ur4U4MMi our soil. I wish this rusiirujuUib b-
1 aeceuieil witln ut further ceremony, as 1 in
longer intend tli lie siuMlcd with the Uisgia-e ol
holding an office under an administration which
has lira i so repugnant to the best interests and
Ihe prostieril) ol lbs I'uiou, 1 not only disap
prove of the administration because it has
nl.tii.doin d the doctrines and teaching oftlir
Jefferson and Jackson school ol lleniucracy hut
in many other itistai.cea, which are too well
known to the people of thes t ailed Stale, lor
ma here to enumerate.
Tb prasent administration has done more, in
my bumble opinion, bi create sectiorial str,fo, and
to retard tbe progress nf the American Union,
than every other administration sine th first
days of our Republic. It has promoted tit yel
ling cries of tb demagogue aud lunatics Xurth,
and of tli bowling secessionists South, and has
siin'ered the quiet and gallant statesmen, who had
lie love ol country burning iu their bosoms, tu
remain al home witiioulany eommendatioB to
cheer them on fir their meritorious arts, and
sent unscrupulous foreigners abroad with diplo-
stie authority, t tb disgrace tit lb country.
Th auministrstiua haa deserietl the broad
I'uioa ground is-cupicd by th IVmocrecy ol
IS. i.. Thank God a party ha sprung up, aud
that, th America party, lh principle ui whwb
I am nviutl to say to tne worm, 1 bav omhsi
enthustasiH-ally espnased ; a parly eumpuaed vl
Amencan-uoru ciiiseiia, ami aay uiai uie hisii
tutions of our beloved country shall no longer b
th "Botany bay" fur the criminals and outcasts
of t'l' r : and tint ttie iiialirnalil right ue
queathrsl to us by uur forafathers must andsliail
be preserved.
I wlMrib myself, W. N. A M.KM. P, M.
Wsldou, Nuilh Carolina,
lion. Jssis CstrntLU
rot vat soar r aaoMna sts.
7b the frieivu j the Ammrirtm casts n IU fourth
CwtyrretHmol VxttriH l
Fsliiw CitiiEsi! It i hsrdly necessary to
inlorm y-a, tl at that th (lection is near at hand.
tint tli.it h beho.vca .rry man to aubt duty,
Orgntssthin and actbaa; ' hecessarv (or auoceas,
Let a devoi aa uiuch of tar tim as we can
SMi lietaesa Ibi ar.d lb chis uf the polls oh
tli day ul slectHsn, ti our glorious c.l'.se All
tuatth pSo-.l wsnt is inlormsttoa, light, ia
relerauc to iu pnnci Ira uf our party. Ibra
14 apprntirlat doruuisols us ein-uUiad. A
opy ul aur glmnuus PUtform should b pat ilitu
lb bands nt vrv Voter aha oaa read, and to
Usot ii ur so anlisriunala a out tu be abl
ta read, it ebisald seould b read aad ludy S-
fMaiaed. la Ui mniim let ao liwnd .l Hi
cause lirrl lb Mas Mssriiag in Ksh-igh u lbs
l'Jls of Una asoaib. A penulul Bartioea aill
ti serve,! an bar oar friends wba may ss.-H on
inaioc aeion. aad able spevehe mat beeipe l
I'ik.is on. com nil, and ib a i'u v -ar bis h-
rra la poshing forward tb gnat causa of ear
siaims tounu j. 1-el there b so. a a rally as
wnl show tb vil and ainncipld daaouaosra
ul Ihe Amarteaa eaaaa, and II I servile auolgsta
I p ib Pops and bu Jeauit b -sts, tbsl Amerk n
and riotarunts eaa aud a ill gmera Aatanca
Again, I aopoal to voa so Wi an aa that !.. t
aa last sueswt - A I'LAlia IA,
la-rv. If yoa wish to know what dn ta. ask
of ibat Bold annul -4 yuaib what aaaiaiaias na
ture aahlsa bim ta U-sr lb saoffs aad saeara of
itf.,l rotnpaai -a, and to paea lhr-M.gh l 'is tri
alssa4 lemptaiauvs wiocb ssil'bim. II '
answer, do'v lo'i'd Intmira isf lbs rent I and
ufferirj wif what vrafiuii her eoaraal by
siioac in artia eus4 by a prnfligst and lo
sb. iia,aslud, and sbe win aasasr also, " iHtly
ta liaat, sa-1 to sslaslt. fuatamrtn d supft
tu air a-bing heart,' jVmaod of Ib destitul
and i !" i.h-sl bow tl.y can BobaiU wiibuM a
a.unauf so will -4 ft 1 1 and tbv jria Bill
.. dotv. A-k "f tl. trd aad I eart
broke hsi rl-rs il.sia aids lo lsr with pa
bene and rssitiateHi ii. hi ol ins.r dmr Mai
a! thwr aaaa ar Wi il b lit awn duly I
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY MORNING,
THE ROMAS SYSTEM.
Gwge II. Calvert, a derndant of Lord Bal
tiinure, is bia work on Enropa, puUiabed in Its) I,
ibaa alludea to tbe diniocUTe fimturet of the
Rotnih Chorcb :
" Of all diupmituia. the tactlotal it the mot
J.n.jiaiin, U!li ita ead and mean, being the
d:-e-t au'ijeotinB uf ihe mind. Irresponsible
piiestaarewtrienemicaof maulcindtbiiD princee.
Ilaunr 'e--cn other ae rival muriiera, vtim an
mit-
lirmtian bate, thej havetniui neiVtaitv mostly
. .1 ... 1 .... :..!!....
i . ' . f
reasures. But the eeltifli arcevcr srtort-signieo.
It is seldom given to thieves to enjoy their thefts.
When priests have robbed Iheir brother of that
which makes bim poor indeed, the wealth that he
has lost enricbeth not the mblstr ; for, by a deep
law ol nature, which decrees the. inviolability of
the human soul, the moment the mind is invaded
it eeiities to be a treasure. The eonUrgious breath
f the possessor bodimsthesiilendorof thejewo
Freedom gives the only light by which it spar
kles. In subjection, the mind pines aud perisiisn.
On itse f mu-l it be noised, out of itself draw iu
lite, wttiitn itssn ainst n K au proiue iiiunst.
Klse it has no aprinjr fur elevation, do elf-ra-iiw-iiifj
vitaiityvTio solf-rcotitying force. It Ian-
giiislus, it sickens, it dwindle, tiut nut atone.
I liey who oa thaholv of holies lav impious hands,
the Cains who kill their brothers' souls, they
dwindle willi II; they become little with the lit
tleness they have caused, lvvk at Spain, at
I'ortugal, at Italy, the people ana tneir priests.
What au intellectual wilduruesa! What children
are the people, what wei and, dry utirses their
tllLstlll-S ! '
I .
Kome being tno centre ol tatboiictsm, in the
tippur ranks ol the hierarchy there, an intellect
ual activity is inaiutaiiii'd by the conflict thence
directed against Protestantism in the freer coun
tries ol Christendom. No correspondent moral
ictivity is visible. On the contrury, being pre
loininant, absolute, irrespousibl' , liviii's in iso
lated grandour high sl.ote ihe people, t,o upper
let ' V in Home is iuriher th in almost any ciuss
of men in the world tiut of the eiri ic of sell-.-uc-
rin--e and brotherly love. Hence the prelates in
Home have ever been noted for rapueity, arro
gance, ambition, sensuality; alternating these in
dulgence, on occasion, a at theprcseul mouiciit,
with viiidicliveuesH aud cruelty.
"What intellectual force it has, C.ithooei-,.ii
owes t:) Protestantism. By Protestantism 1 do
not here n.eau Caivanisni. or Anglicanism, or
Luilii'rtMii, or any other sectarian Uih, hut the
imperishable spirit of mental freedom which has
in all agtis ourst up through the crust of ecclesi
astical usurpation tiie peicnniul protest ol .be
soul against spiritual authority tne continuous
assertion of ihe tights oft' oscieiu'O. ihis spirit
is the moral life of humanity. The Romish
Conn li, striving e.er to crit.h it, has found jn
this stnle a periuancnt stimuiaiit lo intellectual
exertion. In the midst o'f Protestant churches
themselves this same, spirit, struggling ever for
absolute libe-j, rises up from a deeper deep,
protesting ugunst priestly dominion, however
temp-i-ed, its suhlintest msnifestnti' , vns
.igainst t. atholieisni tlirouglt tlie great Luther,
under whose mighty blows the Papacy staggered,
in Ihe tiinns of its despair it gave birth bi Jo
suitism, which is the olispijng of the collision
IieTviis inTghraniTdaraucss, and which gives
evidence in its nature of it monstrous p.treuiage,
cthiliiting the cold glitter which intellectual
light ui .kes on a ground of moral gloom. Je
suitism is henceforth the indispensable ar-mov -of
Popery.
"Willi the advancement of culture, the clerical
is overtopped by the literary and sciotitilie elatss
es. A vivifying bonk randy eomes now-a-iy
from tlie clergy, Protestant or Catholic. Creeds
are not the nurseries of originality. Original
minds tin Iheir side lire prone to interrogate
creeds with very little rt veie.s e; and a heart of
deep yuiatliir aches all theological questions
in the Hamef it love and justice. -
"On ihe other hand, priests, while arrogating
to thftnsnh a spiritual superiority, relied the
moral cuiditiou of the iHiiiulatiou aiound them.
Like man, like master. Thus the priests of Mex
ico tip ht cocks, and the Cardinal of Rom .and
the Anglican ltihop iu London, play whisi. 'Iho
succcsaors of St. John ami hL Peter ligiiting
cocks and pi tying whist, whilst Cnri-iendora is
gasp lor waul ol t vivilylng laith: In all tnings
ow erTciteand causes interplay on upon the
other."
Ivrv. A cnmnlaint of ihe heart, growing out
of an inordinate banging afiersonieihiiig difficult
b obtain.. It a'tacks persons of both sexes be
tween the ages of tifiy aud thirty. Some bare
been known to bav it al sixty.
!mjih,m Absenc ot miiiu giving tmng
many name ; calling tears net tar ; and sighs,
tephyr. A fondness par poetry and much music;
gating on the sidereal heavens ; losa of appe
tite ; neglect nf husiues - loathing for all things
sets on ; bloodshot (yea, and a constant deair In
;h.
F.ff'riK strong krart-hnrn s pulse hleh :
stupidly eloquent eye ) leepiueas, and all that
sort m Unrig. At times, tiaagmatlon bright
bower nf rosea, winged enpids, and belt r red
peas; and then again, ocean ol despair, rck, tor
ments and p'sluis.
Cure liet married.
IN'DIAX OlTUAtiKS IX THE M F.ST.
St. Iiliis, Julv 1, Bv bitetligenr
tved
here, w learn that t parlw of ssvrn ms
rout fmm Fort t'nioB U lost Srpy, wr
men on tb
were attack
! on tli 1st uf May, by a band of three hundred
armi-d Shuiv Indians, and a man named tiaorg
Sikes, of Ouinry, Illiuuis, killed. Tb remainder
of the party wi detained for sometini by the
Indians, but were Hi. ally permitted to proceed
They reached Fort Sarpy, willnul further ha of
l.fe, l-ut suffered greatly on th route. The "tmux
ar also aoagregated ia (rsat Bambar around
Fort Pierc
W learn from Fort Lsaren worth, that MeCra
who shot Msloolro Clark, ha bren enmmitted to
jail on th charge of murder. Bail wa offered,
bat relusml.
ll is reported hat t violent personal rerroantraq
nad'sMsarrvrin Henaas betaeaa lloernor rles1r
and en. p. r. B rttifeiN.w. 1 h tioveroor it
said to bav bean b'dlj Issalen.
Cirvmi. Th K York Fxprasa gusa ft,s
lollowmg Bssvul hints
I irin king b-a water to (veea, psrtiularly
when O'erhesa-d, or wsler wttn-iat lh ica, i
frsv ueelly produc deatk ia a few hours after lb
itopsu ieiss ha ven evimmitreu, Inibitsag
f ecly wht r lrm'd 'WKdins; d, V ,' tin-h as
btiiees, jusst, and sa-h aonca-tbrfts, evel'es
the bri'r, alien Its sihss sh -al I be diminished.
aad sodden death tlea resailia. Frash fruit (
saranngly fraah) ai'l isaspt list iretalesaa, and
lndwl a ia alimsrt ioiaiil.le ta anamerai tlx
Vstiooa aart ia ahk h health lalrioed wiin, aad
if periled', 'It lemper!" shahj b iwta
srd di; lv r"'B vary In llvnlosl and pna verv
family, not lem pei t a.sraly ia Ib us of spirit
uous and atslt liquors, but sl-i ia eaung, dunk
ing snd Ulsir, !.-r lh eu.si ence ,,f ,- ia
nee nf tl as rpr- alM oftsn b rswiawarl.ia
ihT lit brain, or a lent araotTia. and probaldv
ch b-ra In ita wut f s-sa. Keap th moid Iran-
qnl aa r-sii !, iiidiilg ia ao i-iiqimt abbs
of th tenK-r or of tb nrva sislrni, da B't
oysrtat voor sirsogth. hut ernnr-nvs it roai.
(ring llv.l when lh sa -ion) is in s rslasad
diti-oi, y a bav t in ilsra, aad If drawa rs
frnly upoa, aoaas olbsv fUi,iKa mast suf sr. ai J
th digaa V orgsa I ""erajty ilia first ta
td lbs ffpfta, betfaa ll raifU " lbs sislssa
sf all tb nru fossf rbl, and f" as in
di. rvt,,raiT ,4 i List orgsa ansa lilK.vaVf
t!y-"titey ar al.olara.
! as, aa ta toa aaliasas ibi a lo
what w shall aat. drink eivstf. t s r--'a.
s th graai solid a -! taai its In lib.irs,
tad tb rhaaor ar tbal yoa will asc lb 4s-
incdavil Mia pas a .
" Tr tlie Xnrth Carolina Star.
P01XT.S AT TIIK YVUITK HOISK.
We see it stated that en th 1st of Julv. all
A .oencsn Protestants in the euipioymentof I'ncl
Sam ia ihe IVpartrnents, to far as can be ascer
tained, by the asiduity of the minions t tii
" immaculate " Pierc. are to h- furnished with
cards of decapitatiim.
We ar ennecially surprised to find our own
statesman, (does he deserve th title?). Jsmes C.
t Dobbin, eitgseil in such a small business. Xo-
thing better could be eiccted M most of that
ffrnerttve tabinet : Imt Mr. lsitilnti had been re
mHnu in miinaniiv - aa a man nil v hiiv 10 wiiai
U due to every one. How woftillv bate we been
mistaken in ouretiniat"f this gentleman! Had
he acted as nobly and faelingly a his predeces
sor, Xorth Carolina would have been proud of
her son ; ha 1 be hroWi himself above such litlh
acts, aud not yielded to the baneful example set
by the pure (In'hrie, we1 would have rejoiced at
the magnai. .ui'y di-ptayed by a North Carolina
man ; but, lik g dd ore, whs- heat is applied, h
is found t consist of mure dros than refined
metal. Can th man who pleaded tripathelicab
ly fur the bill presented by Miss lila short time
fj in our Legislature, eondos- end lo such low
schemes? Cau be who, pietmed in snob thrilling
terms the lot of the pair Itinntie. and sot him
before you so mournfully as b bring tears totbe
eyes of liiau,liencu-cin he, Isay, havechanged
his sot't nature au suddenly into stone? Verily
evil coniinunicHtioiH have oorruptcl our citizen.
lain mar itrsssed iua litlle biief authority," e.
And why is this wholesale proscription? Be
cause, forsooth, the recipients of those small
offices irs to vole against the Administration.
A great many have been turned out to starve,
perhaps, and a groat many more ar to sharetbe
same fate. How, in the nuine of common sense,
cn.no there so many American in this ramp?
Does it not prove that Mr. Pierce's policy of gov
eminent is distasteful to his own employees?
loes not the fact of this horde being in the very
tents o! tile e o-my prove that Forney mid Pierce
can't keep un with " Sam "? Ill would not be
surprised bi bCTr that all these minor postv were
vacate.! !.y the kind partiality of (be Cabinet, and
Catholic ti-ripH-rs phtced in each; we would not
he surprised at amlliing that is done now- days
by these rulers. Possib y our State may have
recei cj great applause for the independent
course of thy Secrebiry of the Xnvy from a eertnin
class of men. but when Sam gels into office in
l.SoO, lie wiii give cause bi aU for rejoicing. Ile,
noble fellow, will m.t tie cend so low aa to turn
out I'uiaticraticsti-t-ct-sweeners andothers of like
I stamp fur the sake of putting in their places for
eign paupers.
Tne 1st of Julv has passed, and many a man
knows not wl-'-ra I. : i ui get his uext meal,
doubtless. Hob1 on, persecuted men, until Sum
bids you rctcrii. The foreigners shall vacate their
unworthily acquired places, and you shall take
them, but e will allow some native Itomocrntt
hi keep their nttici. Ixtok out.
FOREU.NLIIS Woil.ii ill Lb II V FORCE.
At tv larg? and eotbusiitilic mectiiit; oflior
noinsin Br sidlvn, where Ihis class of foreigners
muster in great firre, res,iiui,ns frongiv in op
position to ttio nrn'ii'iitory honor 1m, sndderlar-
ing that it shoald be resisted even by Juice, if
necussai y, were adnrt"! ; ni I, fitrther, some fifiy
names were emult-u on tjiespitt as yulujucersiu
'earryJu(tTimuuent of ihe meeting! Jf it
should lie found ncrc.--s.iry by the (ioniums to' re
sort to Ihis extreme resistance, it cannot be
doubled that they would speedily find out, ,nw
everollensive the law may lie in the eves of mtuiv
Ainoricaus, it would unite them as one man to
put dosn such treasonable opposition.
It is notau American idea lo threaten lh r
peal of such ordinances as do not happen to sul
us, al the point of the bayonet. Thu AniorieiMi
iiMHlly submits, though" all tb lime lie is sub-
nulling he may think be is sulferiug fioin d
poticHiid arbitrary legislation, because he knows
that, in due time, th ballnl-hnx opens lo him
l h' door for redress,- It- iaealy the Koropean, the
alien emtgrant. lhe Herman, anil the Irishman
accustomed occa'nnnlly to resist "tyranny," at
home, by the cannon and the sword, that dream
ol oveiccmiug, uy like agencies, oppressive, or
what they may outsider oppiessiv encroach
ments here. T he Kumpsma cn never become an
American in iitinciple or practise, until be is
thoroughly Anm'ti', or nlvailes ai'm-wfofth
exoiio noli, nt of self government, Sol.un-sion In
lb will of tb majority, until thai majonly is
lawiuny man a minority oi, is th only break
water betweea aa and anarch v. and hs or I bey
inerriore, wlo would sweep away, oreven weaken
that breakwater, would auerdilv retlueanur own
peacelul and happy cmiulry, to the same level as
lb South American Republic of A merles, to
day (wallowed up in lawlessness and blood-
slwd, to morrow th pre of jkxu military
usurper, called in to govern a im-okI euafea-
uiy l&euuipetent to govern IhsmsslvM.
n BtT MKI BI BO rot LITIStO. This W I
ttrangt question, ll it nd ? I think to ; bat it is
by au mean an uuoominon on. How viten aud
bow forcibly i ttii question suggesiad ta our
minus hi passing one ol tlms faah..flLb a ffea
bouea, or drinking sakains ; - W hal does hdo
lor t living?" Moatnrobably lh driiikins-saloon
ureard laM ran nser it, if not, it M indeed a
aaru qucooa. W ultra ar tl wrck of wl.at
might have i n an honor U tba kumaa family
wiui bio UssWt eye aad uaoertaia alep, which
an aur gtis ol nightly aad fraqacnt dlui h,
iasBirumuuetitiisla.'bioBablauns.ol uiHiaily
or sit, lag at t eard labia, engaged ia a gam td
ensues, now aaa i th ig' , I And It w were
Iu lullow b'm hru, w might find abrt-l.kB
mother, Wil, or malar, kn their alra.ai
unceasing yigib, t ot parhaai tba pswr WWw baa
no on to car for bim. ll tb Utir b lb cast,
ta questioa "W bat do as b do for t living V I
mum, torcioiy uggeaua. - M tat aVaw b do lor
liimgr !! ar ba anawtred BMk aU.taclioB
aoillllwdayoljuogirssi.l.
Coaia to it BT I'Busxss. Th B)adard ll
elaaa-fving U,a muobdala far Caagr ia lb
vrl atatneta, ralla sir. Clingmaa " liawi
era I, and bia opponent, Mr. Carat'ehaal,
" redfraliel and bao-v Authirg." AeraHrdlag la
lb Maadard, Mr. Cbngmaa'a convsrstoa In Is.
Bf'rry haa lea grauaai, II wa originally
"Fabwdiat Whig;" Ibea "Vathsra K'rfi
VA-1 - -II . ma I I I . . ,, . .
"''Si " 1 s - inucfaatupni nafasltlieau
Whig .-"then aa M IndepantUnl;" and finally
sua a p" I'eswier'. ''
la u"u'i.g to ih eanilidat la tbuj diitl id
th Standard call Mr. Krr a " V log and ami
kmiw Nothing ;" and Mr Reada " aleraliat
aud Know KoUiinr s" lb w bssg sinew Mr. Karr
eaaMit ui La a " lrabsl" la lb rHerdard'
esiiins ..sa ? In i' opiaioa, b ased Iu ba real
"bia light, llarifa'd I oaseatioa r-lera!ial
is sis' so mt w. W bub has bnged. Mr. Km, ar
ihe Maadard and Ik Issnva-rstia rsiny laadars?
They asd la baa hssg diataar apr , Ihsy has
aoa got I'.gasbar srtb-w. How as M? Has
llisy ms half way 1 ar Ba aaa pan sacrits sd
priMtpta, 'a aou w. b ib ubr W aa aaa
plats r
Tl, Lmilavll! Jcarral lbal bilaaff tba Piamj
tnd rorarr irlminlssrstbas t
" T i imbecility sol failblaaanMnf th Pisnv
A lavnistrattoa at no loagar op i feul w 4
pa)e, 1 ks ! inlalaalsa Loevdaiaik tbesuuetry
wuaidaoa katd.y tat a lbs fml to lilt his vol, a
or paa ra its d-t.noa, or la aiiiigail-sa af tba all
la l ua.vssaa' e-ailernpl la wksrU it a, hl4. La
rywhan bs ah u( nrtor far aa i
malignant piaaaar ia sp traing and doptattig U.
It baa nii.t tli sa rsalnad iba aa.t ttavaisi
a,rdo-l.e of ib fcvwt antaaptasa H big. SB
tb tew dep'K of duksovnr aad Infamy is ha
roa bl la lb aam f It asm party, Halo
a. ol I as) wwh M wvra thu guilt and absm.
ssvi n. it i.vaie. ssr..i i y ! ( n r .
and I- lliasi, ha k eg aiti fel.i oi.!i.. hi pa
frissvd 'li faciia tk uf ynoa.ng and 4 m-a
tag ll. I aaoaatb vrvthing l ui il.a Ind rnaal
eota of imdupad ad aaatr adsd tai.''
JULY 11, 1855.
RKCKIF.AJ POUTICIAXS.
Tha fiireign organs of ibi cout try are conduct
ed with a fsw xocpitnn, by th most reckless
aad unscrupulous politicians that ever disgraced
any nation. Xo matter bow pur and upright a
man may have been; how patriotic and disinter
ested hi course; or how much he may have teen
heretofore extolled by thi sa conductors "ul tlie
foreign organs, if he is found battling in tli
American ranks, he is at one denounced in the
most envenomed terms, and held up to view as a
wretch unworthy of all oohfi lenee, and fit nnly
for public execration. It ia thnx that Andrew
Jackson ltunrlsonf-anJ other geni'mien who were
formerly conspicuous tnv-inhcrs of the H-mocratic
party are sp. ken of by tli miserable' panders to
a foreign faction which seeks biwrcel thect.ntrol
of the oountry fnun the sons of .he so anil to j luce it
in the baud of foreign pro-sis and other imperti
nent nireign iniernieumers in American concerns.
ttiose who rein ami believe tbsir articles, might
leil to believe, that the IWmorratie and for
eign faction are the appointed of llearen to rule
e American tH-oi.le and that those who lake
tbe liberty of thinking and acting for themselves
are heretics who deserve to In condemned and
punished tor their presumption. Tin has been
tba court pursuvd in all ouantri where the
toman Uslllolic Toiwohocsl has had the awav
aud a poycerful effort is uow being mado to give
.item use Hinuenve in tne t inted State. They
never have been at a loss for oorrupt tools to car
ry out their views in other countries, and it ia
lam that they have an abundant sum lv nf the
same material here. Hut fortnnatelv. neither
e prese nor the mouth can vet b ragaod in th
nited Stale and tlie union of Americans ia
self-defence, shows, that thev will struggle hard
for the preservation of their liberties.
1 buig have, indeed, e me to a high pass, when
for a publio ollioer to declare his attachment to
country, costs bit ofboe. t.very day wt ae
urged upon th National .'Administration, thnt
those who hold office, shall b required In disa-
ow an connexion or sympathy with the Ameri
can party, or be di -.oiaaed. Th Kxeetitivo wib
ugly ciaiitdie wiin all such requests: and toa
ft n takes care lo fill vacancies oreated by th
removal ol I'mlcstants. with f.ienrn Cstholiea -
nil men who ovro both civil and religious ube-
icnce lo a foreign prince. The shcut of exul
tation is raised by the abandoned undue tin nf
e foreign organs nver everr such removal, nb
lough a former fiiend and eoliticul associate
may have bveu the ohje- t sitciili -eil.
I tic renod bos arrived wf en the enritilrv mav
not be CMisulered inappmpriRla have American
uorn CUI.BU any nglits? , To iudire from th
tiblications in list are misscslled Denmcrntie
paper we ahouhl infer, that foreigners alon
(sisses, rignia to mis eountrr. It a eomtdnation
f fore goers attack aim take ihe live of natives-,
icy are readily forgiven, if they ba not prai-ed
y tneir prosso mr tiie act; but ll th native re-
aPaie and drive their assailants to their cellars
aud dens, tho loud voice of condemnation is rais
ed, and all torts of Vila epithets are applied to
Ihe American party. Such was th ens when
the Irish Catholic of Philadelphia fired upon
Americans who hod peaceably assembled to ex
press their sentiments apon public subjects and
sucu lias tieen the course in almost every instance
where tbe amucioss of foreigners and American
avc com into ooln-.ion. And vet aim of those
who thus invariably extol th foreign and censura
.."-! o mu ii'uuinniiu, uima 01 uieir nnitvirv
oo the American (oil, and of Iheir revolutionary
forefather, it iheir claim he srue, it only hows,
that worthy sire may hare ihe most degenerate
son. I ha lutter disgrace th soil uf their birlh.
y wan ii.g :ttnst principles which Iheir fathers
sought to establish. W despise them for their
ruckling suiwerviency lo a ladlon which is seek
ing to reduce th free people of Ih I'nitrd Stale
to tlie condition uf the inhabitants of all ooiiutrie
where priest craft rule. Hut we ninpose thev
art well paid for their debasement ifut Clipper
DOUGLAS Jf RUOI.U S 0P1XI0.V OF TIIK
AMKRICAN PARTY.
Th lb eolumn of Lluvd'a Weekly Review, ad-
iled by on of the ablest writers of the age, w
una tbt fullowing interesting article, tlesava:
Parties are many in America. Thev rise fike
musnrts ms ana Isde Ilk mist, r.yery J'raaulea
tiol (tecttoo bring t cmpol Ihem ihev rsrs for
day -ar heard for a a ark and forgotten in a
luontn. rturii ar tbreward and tli r illmor
-th Hani and tha Softs, and manv uaoa.
Tha come ap with certain men, and fall out ef
tight when the area du an. Other parlies remain
like lb Fre Suileraand Pro-Slavers, brcans
Uiey represent ideas prrsonifv amnfliU whicb
a,-e periuai nl oaihCAmmiean foi .
Moat of I lies panic art well km srn la F.n
land, and they ar ll worth studying, for fha
tsiiiitc i America ar iu politics of lb lulure.
A hi f reneu mploaiatisl otswrved fist other
oay i,'jlmiir est AmHo Ssiroa.
1 ba Is teal party ia tb I nton i th party faea-
lioualy kaowa aa th Know Nothing party a
aanw which tb party amrpla in th larg spirit
cs nleinpt in abieb Ibe runlan reosned their
hutorical designation. All things considered, tba
-now Isouiiugs ar th mod noprei develop
ment of American lit. Hitherto America baa
beea a refugt for lh t-ntcast f all nations th
boa at all who Bed IMS debt, from tyranny
from atarvalasa, from jaatica. It ba received
all le ss-led i on. I bi wa t grand exuenmcnt
out oaa only partially suoceelel.
is'ws sat m immigrants, apciany in I nsh
hrourliiBiieh.f aith I hem evil taMsion and
bad baiHt ; aad as all wra admitted to polJic
power to tut at l.ciio public aiea bad to
stoop Is tbair bana to get support and bene
lower t-yl uf public morals bacame tli role in
largs toa na. Th (vaow N.et'iings who rnrnprir
voa asssH HitsiiKiaai ana prorou men or tin
Aaeriswa lloasooras-v. aav tbi vil mast biav
to. Thairciv it" America fur Ih Americana!'
Aba urly tbi cry I aa irswmahl as Italy
bar lb Italians,'' or " Hungary for lb Hung.
s. lb Bw Baity i a DtiHrst ss-ninal Iriah
usdiUtfsl prufligauy, and BgniuM IsmiiI Influane
in America. 1 hj ax-k su usrivl immigrant
Busdea of lh m.aas of miaebanf. Tliaar aioika I
" I'rutattasB ta til I 'www I tb Aasarscaa
bora.''
TUB RtKJ.M (jf TI RROR,
Fn m tha varans ram sr m rireuUdoa, wt eaa
eaoan u tb Ausariaaa pa'di u. I lb AaV
miBiasralsoa at ttasal la ratavna from onV t kr.a
aambar af latks aad utaar ofkirs th niw
mswt a lbs iy. Tba oly reasoa givaa Is Ibs r
stall) with tbt Pmsaaiant Amariraa Party, la
arde to aaoavtal nbathwra anetad pa ran U
tbas laialad, aa ia required s char himself of
tba sharp by las in ( ualb lual kt i -A tuib
'7
W bat think yosj, rib see lb farted fJ'al,
af ysar gwvarnmaat f 1m pasty abstb dsswasa
caa tbt ualb isf earref Msnnass anronamaikA
I, Istraaaa rtira-jadioat, auboagh baling a
I'alrVnAsa . Ie. B VasW, llaalf raaarl ta aa a
eoaaliiatawaJ biSjaisiuaaB apoa tank ksm maa't
TM lasafliia. to drear ftoaa them e.,laaioa
leja Wis la ii.eir li.l ros's, or trmpt tbeia to tba
B psraikm of fahend.
Lsl as hear aa mmo of oa'b ts-l4 of mem.
brm.lth Anneaa party, fk'gata vohaaiaiily
""" '1 voa ai.osppy tloiim T Ika) ruling
.tvranay i -' d by it t thraal uf iaslanl pra
i artartua. at la Pa Issava-'a' is) it. old
'",aHt ktv b'a s rt to s..ut la neg
L"rl Pietr.
I b bsai a nvsr pf a wrlpiloa aa-had
by iba Aaierleaa pari. T..ai ran; simply re
nlva t,.aapp,.rt f r n4ie ih at ly rlaaanf rii,'ia
aba eaa b safely trasted With poliiieal p t.
IHB4 prorri4ia It M lies rtacrlaaf lb
right f sal. iioa, oaa whiak i truly w ti.tiiutsav.
ai, aai aa in pabii aavlsly BS I's SMni, 1 bal
pei-s. ripitB aow la esiora f tie. uu. a I, a
lag a. d , t p a t, ,e, and t o,
ry ll ioHi -'s oa tli pabh sti.t i ao i.i.li
a-stii s Hs a I. w lb I snsi raj i py ar i r. b
itig wksf, Ui p la will jadge U si ou aamsa,
tad tr Ikasa wt rsls kv Jmiww O-gaa.
NUMBER 27
. Oram Thorbum, (better known as Laurie
Todd the author of yarious work of fiction, aad
a wr iter uf bo meaa ability,) a bo landed ia Xew
York from tba old wwld .n 17S4. and who ba
been ta intelligent observer of political vcntstik HAIM. jAU Vll.b.
ever since, thus spe.tks uf th danger of foreign I
iniluenc in tin country. Read what this tnwb I
liireni Ciraupicr aiv ;"
r , e 'i s aoneratm isscama "-nucnt
vi iuiw -1 ---
-l l . 1 1 . : ....i .l - 1 . t. I
i iiuaias j tuna ai os misini siusss finjiuss-i
sellurs. Now comntencad lh tge of ricrisaefi. I
Mr. Jefferson, in his iiiatnrural snecch. vecom-1
mendod rotation ia oriire, and to tell our fiigatot
and build nwaoous. The frigate wer told for
less than the price of the rigging, in savrn year
tiHireaiicr, x saw uie ysa-isstus u-nnsyornitst mho i
lixHa tmaU, transsiriirg manure from th old J
Fly Market, fimt of Maideu Ijvne, tu ruise pump-1
kins among -he lsuteh firmer on bmg Itbuid. I
tful tha rotation la opirt wasa mor scnous eon- I
earn Tba Irkh ltll on nf IT'IH hail insChnen I
euppren-j , II.I..I...II. WSOV, h. . f , iMM in, h ,,,, L ,
nm.lp. . a vn 1 1, ui w misI I ...a nul -..li. . . .. . J
. j . , - i J 1 , . I
... B ..
ots mttM be provided for. A secret oonclnvo was
bold ia tha slar-chaniUr. Burr and Jefferson I
being the maater-epiriU. It was resolved tb I
ear the-! natriota, and thit would tecurt tl I
vote, of all their twrmtrvmon. who war. daily
trriring by tlioo sands on thesa neacefitl ti
(
A Her Colonel llurr returned n in i.nrope
nitlier he had fled, alter the death ol Hamilton,
he gave me tbi piece of political intrigue.) In
accordance with this cold-bloodshed plan, 1
saw lUvnlutionary men and officer who bad
(ought with Washington, pin in the prison-ship
aud groan iu the stigar-houso. Yes, 1 sow them
marched out ol the Custom-liotise, rust, and eve
ry other office, noma cm orutob, sum having
one leg, soma one arm, and other leaning on
their stalls Irani wounds received in deteuc ol
their country. I taw their place filled by for
eign patriots, many of them never having learned
httur of thoir own language, and not even I
hie to tpenk a word of. our; but tuoh it tilt I
gratitude or ni idel republics.
Then enmmenced the flood of foreign influence.
w'uich thri atens tu plae na oa tbt tarn list with
tha republics that war.
1 wot naturalised, and voted when n asiiingtoa
was President ; I therefor think that 1 bav as
paid a right to think, at anv Freethinker in
America. I saw the rise and full of th r ranch
and Mexican republics; both were strangled in
their birth by the hand nf freethinker and
priest. Tbam tool art at work among us;
aud a few Judo American are aeiliug tlieii
liberties hi a U reign potentate tor a mess of pot
tage; and. except (od work a mirocle, I think.
lie to re January, ran, our dear Sister Jiapubltca,
Franca and Mexico, may look ap and txclaiat,
"IO, America also, may boeoui like on of us!"
The sign of the timet art portentous i with
lew execution, in namil ana tne tires ti t tueni
- . i -. . ., .1
on tli subject Having watched tlie republic
sinot tlie day uf Its birth, lor my brethren and
oomnaniojia aake. 1 wish it Drosneritv : for my
self, there it but a step botwoen me and death.
- . uitsy a Monacal,
Aged eitht) tvo years aaot Arw auniblu.
THE DEMOCRATIC) UX10N CLCB AND
HENRY A. WISE.
"Th Yonng Msm'tlhimoaraii I'niwfiClnh, al
their anniversary meeting at lh Matrupoltian
theatre, oa Hsturday night, according to our
nigni, accora ng to our
ir ung. plbiisbiai
ilittrasling time o it lo
.f a r,iuij,ti MrilK 11, m h n Vila
extended report ol their
yesler day, badtvoryin
lie sure, tha nnaipect of a fusion with tha hard
ipears, from these proceedings, tu be very slim,
lor, H Air. Julia t-uehrau mav b relied aiam
Mr. Dickinson aad hit set ar but lull bettar
than tb Know Nothings uf tha third degre ; but
in spite of all this, thit oll meeting wa a ratbar
bvriul afloir. 1 It letwr from Bonalor Touoey,
tieiierat 1'illoW, Governor I'rio nf New Jersey,
lieorg M. Hallaa, ba Vic President oi list
I nited Slate, and Ustiinl ki. Sickle, wre quite
encuunguig to thes Union aoftahsUa. Hut thu
was still uothar letter of tba ver rreatrst i tu
ts iriance in (lie eM lh letter of t ienry A. W I.e.
Th hauls xpected him, hut didn't got bim ;
but, writing to thi toft ahell Lnion Club, b
asye " My heart and oul ara witb you, with
tu my might." lbal Mltle tli quealioa. n ben
a man givaa bil heart and auul to a party with all
bis might, it may be safely tonculded that b has
mau up nit mind that it Is tna right party, in
thi way, Mr. Wis haying decided that tbi
democratic soft shell I'oioaChib of New York
ara Ihe real himoa Pur democracy, th oataid
hard th' lis will ph-attaot l,,r tlislr future
guidaaca. Mr. John Curhraaa, by and with tba
advic and aonatnl of tb tdniiaistralioa, aadcr
lh dirswima af Mr. W uss, will tell Itiata what to
do. Apply to Mr.Cocuraa." Ai-a J ' tienUA,
Hare w bav lh Israutiful Bad aeourgiug
tneetarla of tna Ouveraor olct of tht largest
sit vrholding Slat ia tha L'nioa writing lo a
louniiue of tba Sot 8bU party of Nsw York
that bi " hrmrt aad ami or with thorn, srilh mil
his alios. ' New. who ar th ofl aliells of Nw
York loBBoaa Mr, WiatpUdge ibi anlimiled
adbaraace? Ar Uiy ma sf aat Ion ol politic.
ar of mra tactstmai narpo f Ar tlssy tb
men who can ba tailed apoa so aaaust la driviug
back In ltd of (aaauoism which tbrealeot to
ovrrwbslm tb est n try and render fruillex toa
tlx ss immortal principle tuletualy declared 1'J
years ago tl.lt dsy ? i ba dar gi. aa sBirma-
taatatk ajsaa-.wsaaaaA ia tana atf 14 I.A
star Ann, that Unas soft Rfall aaan ara bat lilt la
. ..... ..... ..
bctier then AtsHtlionlata that they ar rrel
rkllra, aad twar by thl priaeiple Ibat tliar
.l..l!l-n .l...si. ...l.ll ...tb.l!.;....t
And yet it i loin th arms of such tskopit that
Ma llovarntsr tarl of y ir-rtnl haa Uirow Inm-
elf "heart and soul, wHb all hi might 1" Hear;
A. Wis pig ring ia lh Sam ty with Jidiu A.
I 'it, John kan Baraw, Jidvn Cochran, A
Ae., i shrsMM spwiscl. aad wa eommesd il
to tbt ardent admiration of tha Virginia Hmo
rary, who will oa dooM thrnw aa iImst cap en
oa this aesawiat aad gvva at) additioaal butaa tor
Henry A. Vi laa, 7Yurer IMHlijrwr,
Clarendon Iron "Workj.
WLUtUOTOf . i. c
Th Ckaesaaaa Iraa Warts ar aa tiisesid I r
salt t4n tW Be, Vsrllul, Masvtsaaial ar OasiUae
ita By ttagiassv, fcigk 4 law an, aad adsoiad
la all ftarasa. I Wlar. Tartleal aa rrtht ra
Mill a-ssauoat rasa, alia., t Maiksastr. Uriel aad
I ..-r all 1, saaasblai Parvsrr, larasa aad oskavwaSar
ataaals, tsaaipasag af ttaasxsi. La afcaaav aaa! ;
Na" rssva af varlst aaiiiraai Rtea rti faaar
aasl Karvaaai Riaa Tkrastara. rbiaala Makts,kafV
la, I'alt.aa, ll.ag.n, lisarf. and U wkr Bull B.
LAM .Vi.
Iraa aad tWaat r4iaasf ag 4aaettallea sM-taait
Oraaasaatal lea ILsOisg, ftv t Catits
Ta Caaaaatay Basil p. aif ty anv aanaa
Hyiae aa paiaisas a) kaihag, akssa saag k
IK'ILF.KS.
Tabalar. ! dr;Ua,ieal B- ilaaa. Waist Tsakt,
Cbissatys, aad allssk k 1 Raibs) Wata.
IlLi'AIK.I.
A Varls-i a4 luaa all! ks kl ffa
puts. aikat Wart Bdl k aa akr.aa;H aa auk
daapalsa.
All aavtt sVass Sa la 4akllk x-al aVHvtaad tUtis
aayboaaaaaf la BUaaiaaoi ass a. a
llaalaasaa aad B.ll a k .llsaaa, la aaltsalbs taaa.
taay't aaaif, Irs mt taarge.
Uaria kw( la,:Oi. vk baa aark will ks U
aa as Sin'i'. aarsat a a.akss, k-vk f Istia,
4 ta a few nip aa aM.r sSsry saaaaaa
I aa sail,, a aybossf m ssk.rana. laragatd Saala
a eata Sssavt a at Sa,aota, as ! sa
stssstf isatallr. atllesfty aaaaiafasl. AU B
aiiiMsi Ma' i ' -S s ik . V. i,. , . a.
tlk.VHl M. VtAkt. Aat.
Marswtl. .7
rAKTICCLAR ATTTNTIoX
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mt a I re m- 4 Mrri- .t.,i f, , sk,
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Criirr.iHr.
sxerr and iik (LTTonAi.ro.
Lr.OAKD APPLKnV, THK FIIIST MAM'!.".
IRKaofik riNB it c I'AVr'M.iMI !.
h lol.tl ta the I nited na.. .. I irf ti k , 1 1 i, , t p,
MILL, fetk, Macabay .,,.1 7,,!,.., j.,.,., lust no-, t
wtirks iu 1vsj Jet.
a Ft -r m it.s r (
a a acpirt tot la sctasiv snlc ni hit
Anail. and 1 -
sx.a hi ens bia tou, 1. have 1,1 j,,, as,,,,,,
oonsUntly oa Hand. , llu prisms an li,.-,hi. ,a
an as le sssllk hiavUi niS,:sil arliclr ins:l t -U
hi aaia as g,o and cheap ss tt-i. uf B,,v
nsaafselursT ta tk aounrry, aaa b vrarrse-.. io. hhi.
Is ta giveeatire sabslarltoa or iiuosy , .
fuadavl. Dttag tb alJ.-at ssrnvlstwm fc :" itl, , f
Am.stv, saanaaa Uta pufetu ll Oo-y .m it, ,,,.
In lol parUenlar an-l -nltrenly tkat n.e. tit.e no. .1
Us w sld rvsM-rttiii y
l tavila ihosa atieat pttrctiasing An-thnr aaa s,- urn t tl
' rsll at Ina stur 13 Walcr, airiwr of I'm
I street, wliaai.ltiaj.Ul Sod a at sikH S,. ti ba
fonrsateef aid talisiy sil. Pnrehsaer fur iLe u..
Trad, set r,icakrly mvned to g.v. tb. .i
nieir earatai musiios.
u n .. . . , , . .
. ..uasoitiiiy o aaaai sisesnnv, rrrffH B risa.
pes, aaa A norma Usnilaniaa gaal tluar aadailkiuas
" east.
8. Y. APPLEPT, I SI Wale,,
Corner fins Sb, Jf-w Vnrk.
iitm.
I RTbaLIA MT't Orr'KR,
Kvlswo, Msy sa, IHA6. j
To HJlentCilm loatff und Uthm:
I 1 tibUKlia OF cm BUNl ANU oTHKR fi
mio ir vna yasnnt to wmrntr, ar tavtlril
'T"""" w "l'f iT iteasuiy va tit
as... stvarr hi BU,-in tnert-fciier, sua
aa,y, ann also m lira er ins pmsel tv-ras lo rei-eiv-
I tCKTIFFICATKB Or IKBT, rrlirrd st the City
Irsasarv, yssyabl at thra aad sis ttsrs. uii.l, r iha
ssi i ta uiy, twann Inter, .1 inn daw, t. u paid
ssss'-waaslly, isMiryiog thsrein the lai. of lk..rd-
" "r'J" iw ,? f . tsscripu-B
By ttlr s? the floard,
VTM. DALLAS HAYWOOD, Inlsndsn.
. '.' " ' ee id. ,
GnEBSKnORO KFMAl.tt COI.LKu K.-Ths Ft
hsssioB f this InstitatHiB aill latiiaisnes on Hi
hut Tlinrsdsjt (tb ftttk dsy nf July, it is very !,i
rbw Uist sd pupils b prsssnt si ihe opening l ih
Messina, s tlx classes ar ttiea ba-atad and new studs
la r eoatatsnecd.
Cstaltirties will hs seat fa ail nersona rleslrine ln
fbnaalio ia reftrun tosro: t'oars l ipady, in,
, X. . JObK.V, l-rtsidenl.
MaylHtlM. - , .... -'.'.; tsSt. "
Fant. Fan, FtEt.
twre vava ,.d . -j k..i .
thltt. aownrism uanv varistia from ih.
aio saparfc thlaes 4on to a six jo-nr p, m ei
v-ausi atcubat t BlbLIAM.S.
' to
-Etndrd snd Register ropj.
PI RP, OILS OF
Cognac, Wino and Rum,
WITH DltBCTIftsj rtmSAIJttr
CARNI-M st HAkl I L.
f - . J U at 30 I'LAIT-tSTKEET,
.. Mtw-Yoas.
- , - - M
tp.V CO-PAHTNF-.naiUP.-Tbs SuWII s-s
, X V bav assooiatad Ihstaselvct tegclher aadrr Ik
is tad trai of BUOWb'bhV t Ult.KS, f. ihe pur.
I l'oaiai.sioa Uano.as, al th eld tiaad ol H ills, Lea
r"sa wiiuacting uenrrul urncsry, frotlar and
llr..!., um..m.i rf.u. in ' it . .i
llmanlcjr, wooml door auovo Poaeii Hotel, K
.iscsmor aimt. A sliar of rnlihe mini iui u is re.
pUulty solicited. " Parsoual tllrutiua given l Ik
le of all kiads sf Frodaos.
. WM. . nllfivTM.KY
tl. D lllvbst.
Jons lit, 1J. " Ira.
ri-.HK HLMOHOUSI rrKAB.lCU,UI, arfc ile
L eollsellsa of ama ing nltcts kotb la uvu aud
vsrss. riiaal aad slet, eosilitiet of biah tu, ,
Svililoquies, Parodies, to., dssigaed fur Its uss of
seaoola, As. r"nr. sals by
May 1, tl;.. . M
-a.-rs.-w it, u. ,, 7 ,, ,. .
Ntr.dIV;ii,.!,lJ;!.,;.!71'"''"-
Wlrt. Roast.' I,, w a.hbi.ma Irving.
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For sals by
W. t, rOMEttOT.
.si Jth,li
Sew Bookt
MEL VI 1,1. S 1 New VTork Israel roller, hit tflg
. ysnof Kill.
For sals by
W. L. POMKMOT.
41
April f, lSJ.
Notice.
MT JfTUiS are la ewnphue or.liu- srsln. t.f
qn.sui o i;ort tad Wheal esa bs aruuad aitfc -
u.lar. aM. f, COLLI . vis.
Msg 1,115a.
. Pirtoli and. Umbrella.
4 LARIIE assortmsnt r,f aver; shad aad varl-tv,
J.X. sal SI v.ry la a y,nr... Call s.n,ln. al
MUKk WILLIAMB.
nARPR MAOAIISI for Way, Juh fsr.lv.d
aad for sals kv
U FOMEMHT.
13.
fib, Afrl I Sol.
(1 All klniNOSIIRT.-.-lt I..,,.. i,t
Jf HltiJ soul i,d tssmkls attn It lr vsn.
ft L. UAKlil.SU.
Aftllllik, 1IJJ.
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st- t Kl.NU A lilt.u.s:
AprUtA,IIM. 4IH
Hw Work.
"kT tts sittsrof H.lr of Rsdriig, Hsan Fa.,'
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April IT, 1st.
I iniTH CAMOIM A
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Tb groata.1 risk takta a luml, hi is f oot,
JU" tor Ur" v ysar
fur f4a Uvir
wtmin,
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