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'.'A -V MEtiEf STA J, LE4AT, tjairea a Paerartroa. 'sbts eimoiiwii rtwiirn is aoait, mrsLLtrTrai x ratMcii aieooacsa vas lasa or era eiaae rea a oat or or arrtcTioN- ' THRlfE DOM.ARe A YEAR tx ntnti, TOc ST. KALEIGH, X. C . WEDNESDAY MAY IS, If. CO : . ., fc " V ". ' . - : ;-vt- s'. : , . x ,. ,-: --v - A Good Chance The undersigned, in consequence of dee lie ing health, offers for iiU ihe office of lbs t.'larksvill Herald. , He Miae been advie1 by Medical gentlemen IP parsue more active life, and in order lo do to, a bargain in the Herald may be bad. The paper baa been In operation not mora than nine month, and aueh hit been in patronage, that w unhesitatingly pronounce it fairly established. The amount of job v. oik afforded by the town and adjacent country, it nearly sufficient to keep op the office, to aay nothing of the sdvertising, which will ahow for itself. Bat, we would remark, that we bare charged on out book for advertising alone, for the lime w hare been in operation, the snug litiile aam of Two Hendred Dollar. The Pre ia a Wsshiagton ps'ent, (iron.) coat 250 00 in New York the Roller work in Ui rear nearly new. The Types ars suf ficient to nrinl a paper the sise of the Richmond Koaoiter; together with a large sssotrroeni of fancy and job type, all of which are new. A young eiw spirited Democrat would do well ..hare, by. ripf-eoBCTOy, AW !& iter by letter dr otherwise. " '" ' We shall continue ita publication until pls eed into the band ol a true Republican. W. WH1TAKER, Jr. Claiksville, March C, 1816. PIANO iMrrMASLWlm'URER, RALEIGH, M. C. (9TILL continue to manufacture PIANOS at VSj hi old atand, in tb city, and bai just finish ed two, which h think wilt bear a eompariiion whb lhos made at the North, especially in point of lone and touch. They are made with the Me tallic Plate, i tended saooiKnf board, and other lite improvement; price f IT6 They wiH be warranted lo aland well (a tune, anil if, it ibe end of twelve months, the Ine'rament Joee not come up to what i hen said of Ji.lh purcl aacr may return it, and the money will be refunded. Ladies and gentlemen arc invl'ed to cat! and see them. AU way on hand. Webster's patent Music Wire, all sis a. ... Old Piano bought and sold, or taken in exabang. - Repairing and tuning promptly at tended to, at a diftanee, aa well as in tbe Uity. Kaleigh, Msrrh 10. 16-Stp. University. GrpHE Public Anniversary Examination of the U Student of the University at North Caroli ne, will be held at Chapel Hill, on Monday, the S5th dv of My ensuing, and be continued from day to day until Thursday,' tb 4th day of June, being the Jlrti Thursday in the Month, which Ust mentioned day is appointed for the ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT of the College- The ttdlewing Trustees compose the Commit tee of Visitatienr ' His Eicellency WM. A. GRAHAM. Governor and President ex offid. Hon D. L. 8waln, L. L. D. President of College. John L. Bailey, Charle Manly Himmnna 1. Baker, John H. Bryan, John R. J. Diniel John M. Dick. Robert B. Gilliam, Calvin Grave, John D. Hawkins, .IrfwU D Hsnry, Jame T. Morehead, Samuel E. Patterson, Thomaa Ruffin, Romulus M. Maunders, James H. Hmilh, Richard D. 8.afg;ht, John Ii. Toomer, -Charlea L. Hintor. Willie P. Mangi.m. . u r . i. . V4. i r (r..H ' r I. n mav allaiul. ttilt Ka ftntlmw tl.mk.M Uo of tbia Commit lee. By order CHARLES HANI.V, BecreUry. Raleigh, Msy l,ISlr 19- nYE YOU A COWI THREE COPIES FORfl. A TREATISE ON wm3 cows, Whereby the Quality and Quantity of Milk, wnten any cow 'will give may be accurately determined by observing Natural Matk or Es ternal Indiealiona alone the length of time she will continue to give Milk. die. Vc. BYH. FRANCIS UUENON, Of Libouine, France. Trotulmltd fr ihi Furmen' Library, from tk Frtmek, ty v. P. Tatar. Etg. hit V. M. . . . . .. Cnuul at Homtma. - With introductory remarke sad observations ON TUB Cow oiul the Dairy. BY JOHNS. SKINNER, Editor of Ihe Farmers LiHtary. ! ' Tllaitraied with numerous Engravings. ' " ' VT" Price for single eopie, neatly done up In paper covert, 37 I 2 cent. Full bound in cloth and lettered, 63 1-3 cent. The usual diount to Booksellers, Agents, Country Mer banta and Peddlere. Farmers thiooghout Iba United Slate may receive tbe work through the Mails. Tb pos tsge on eaeh copy ill be about 7 cents. By Minitiint fa free of postsge we will aend 7 eop le of the work dou up in psper oovers, or three eoples for ' - - Wintry Metehairia eisiiing any of ibe Cities ean procure the woik from Booksellers for ihos who may wish to obtain It. Please send on your orders U GREELEY V McGLRATH, r-. s ; , Airtfl York' 19- . CWGLAITI4E ACADEJIY. f 1 7 iurl.li. anil VU., ,1.. a.k mJ ... f June, the Elimination vf the Biudeat oi r.ngi amine academy will take place. Tbi Crai dae will it.u i .l. J wvT.nw ,6imf,IJ IVMIVCI. aatitutioa of the iadeets, and otvth eeeond way, atwoftnai bUIOIIlua) Will Uk placet einr-jra 10 commence at 10 o'clock, A. M en each day. Anxmget the epeecbee will to oat on tha imnnrtim .nklui Mr t & . The patrons of th ensl.ool, and the liimd of HeeatHto nerally. ae NnweeiAilly eoheiled lo aiiesm sod lost the merit t ike mpii. ; J. JCDGK, Trio. K-UvtietJU1itss Co. 1 M.y 1st. 18I. j 1 31. EMORY A CO., f tH WELL KMOWK AHD FAR FAMED LO ITERY FIRM," UPltxSII'K BAKKUM'S. The oldest and moat Lucky Lottery estab lishment in the world! where the lottery and exchange business in all its Bl anch es ia tra isacted upon the most liberal tetms. IC7" ' Emory te, Co. paid owf in prize mon ey in the year 1845, over the rnormottt Amount of 400,000 Dollars! Tbe payment m Gold ol ell prises sold hy Keaorj k Co. it guaranteed. EMORY fc CO , par the portage en all orders and vers txom seat to tueii orretpono'cHt. The Dane of arrerpen-'entt jver ditulgeil. "A lra i m,'1 lor lu-Mer, l tlie ainc m .krth sacrrji but men, anrwmeth all thine,." &eemon. n3a$3fl,000!!Bra fill Grand Capital krise lo No. 14 41 T , on a vbele liekel, in Ibe Alrsauilria IHtrrjr. that a dre in Ilia ei'T of Alixanilii. B oatoflay, tbe 18ih iJJ nl April. tnld bf the fir-lamed LMUrf trm oC tVnu k. C.' In ,4Hl'JH-llf Kie ikuis, I a :u niUMr gentietiH-H m ia eon, Georgia, ho obarriing Ibe prrpiiatiion we mne lo Kit $500 onti ul ticket tor a ritK n f j, crabbed mgrtlier, Ihrear ia f,S0 eaeh, and" ih molt vii the drawing mt the ahoe magnifieent ram. Tbu you tee bow Kiuoi y k Co. lu iliiogi Tlice gentlemen acre rliapotrd to rlik a mall amOiml cash in order lo have a fair chance lor Ihe capital, and they gained iniaii 4ne jhandvui. auut ol - 49.300 Wit LKS.' Each min'i iirnnnrt-nn being 10,6il IK)IXARSL Wake up! Wnke up!f For $10 n forinnt Mny he Yours! GRAND SCHEME. And no mistake - EeaT'SSO.OOO!!! 50 Prizes of 1,(100 onch is 60,000 f)o!litrs!l THE IvKANU CPITAU $35 000! i20.000!! AND 10,000! RjAnd 50 of $100 ench is $o0,000.2 , , .To be drawu Ala y 20h, .l846. Class is, for the benefit of the Susqnelia- - -- -on Canal. " ' EMORY & CO. AOENTS. SPLENDID SCHEME. ..... i ss.imo h s ixxt t SO.1SJ0 ia no ooo """ I lo.ooo ia loirno 50 1,000 30 000 . 50 00 C5O0O ' 400 400 t.000 'Tickets $10 I Q'Miters $S.S0 Ualie. $5,00 Eighth, l S5 THE BEAUTY UP THIs SCHEME 19 FiriEEN UK WN H ALLOTS More thaa on half ol the Ticket i e PRIZES (O" A paakae sear 1MO dntlari, and most at the vorsl lack draw back ISO. afcieb leave a il.k of otily ISO lor 860 worth of tkkei, iliare in propor tion. Certainly a noti (pleadiil chane lor a ror tea. All orders addrred lo Ihe Old Established lloute ol Binary at Co. meet with piorapt atleniioa aud tree iiostage. EMORT k CO.. THE MAMMOTH! $50,003 Capital!!! Ct.M 81. for 1148 Te b drawn w Italnrila. Mav S3 MOST SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 Grand Capital of ' I SpUadid Prise of t do. frrve vf 90,000 SU.OtlO 10.000 7.5011 I.OtfO , a.two tSSB SOOO 1.0UO 600 500 SUO 4 do. ia Pr.se ot 8 do cm de do ds de do do 4 SO iO 40 iO 900 too fcc. It k. 71 No. Lotterv It Drawn Ballot, Tiekrt 15 Halr7 30 Quarter S 75 Certificate of Package ol SA Whole llw do do 84 Halve 5 do ile Q nrten 47 50 cu. da rVighU. S3 t S mztows is m3 . tieueral Loliety AgM. Per ale l Ticket aed I'at men of Prises. CALVERT H LI IVIUHE. Order received by Msil lor tiekrt m all th author hi cat Latteries drawn llirenhaut ihe United State. Prise sad ecrufieste of all Loticrie di anenled. Tbe pa)ment ot all -rnt told by them goaranlecd. Uireet yeoe Jettaa-a to . .1 . . EMORY lc CO. - - Baltimore Md. !- AaetUsi m1 CoastuiMion Bnslucsa JOHN C. MOOKK, Acctma and CostMia sfos Mcaca.sT, lULEWU. A. C, baa tb pleasure of announcing to bis friend and acquaintances and the Merronul World at large, that be bas takes llial elegant establish ment, recently fined tip on FayeUeville street, next door to Docl. Himon, nea ly opposite the Post Office, only a few Siepa South of Ihe Cily Halt, and about 100 yard North o' the Court House, and hnmedtately on tbe eornet of Mar ket Sqaara, where he will be glad at all time whether 4 ay or nlgat, sunshine or r)s. to serve his friends and customers to the almost of his ability. A be bas mo so boo and oommodiooa sn establishment, and sp good s stand, he will reeelve and sell on Ctmsi rsaioa, or at Aucnoa, WholcsilS or Rstii any Goods, Wabs or MsacaAsmas, with which he may from time to lime be entrusted by bis fiieads, either of this City, or si the North. HiM4e udutw would tb:d U Ihi en- aouocemeut of hi readinoas to serve Ibe ab'ic in bis particular calling, of sal boast or rmf tf hi eminent not lo ray extraordinary quaKficutiomt m an .luetu trt but he Batter bincaeiriroaa ibe eX' perience already attained, and tbe wonderful which ha hitherto at tended bis efforts, that bo net Cul lo lira niveraal aaliaUcuuav to all who may kindly patronise aim with their btjaineae. Of en ibing however be must boast, and that is be is always in m reeaf kumtr. Which k ntuet- cacedd, i aereet siH foraa Auctioneer) and if cracking ,od joke, or UlUag fenny Ula, will caoea good to aril well, then aa be must be reslul. can up Jno, C Moorei hot lera on op poss thai he weald, a a fryer, so far via ate hi eoaucrnf as te depart from the truth lo save Ibe world. V It is aaeleaa tor bim lo nam bj term. they will be so smidrrate that no on ran object. Raleigh, h Airil. 1848 I if ItlAIKKETIvn. i'ilbesuhwribcr intend continuing to furniah 11 ibe Kaleitfb Maikat with good Heef, Mutton, I.amS Ac. during the pn seat year at much low. r prices than heretofore. Nopaio will be epar ed lo gte entire aaliafaciion. Liberal cub prirea will be paid by the sohecri' ber lor good Beef, Mutton. Veal and Lamb at all imee during the yar, and Ihoee having te sell will do well tn call on hint before aelling. vV. A. HARRISON. Raleigh, April 8lh 1814. 18 If. STbilman's AsrHcaltnrsil Ware IIns4 A0 55 Light St. Baltimore. AT this establishment, which comprise die n.oit extensive Variety in ihi City lor the manof irtore and sale ot agriciiliurai implement, nay b found all new and valuable improve ment, both of Northern and Sou tbetn inven tion. The proprietor i inventor and sole manufac turer of hit improved wroufkt iron rail way hurae power and threeliing machine, which: f now held in auch onivefsal admiration, ar)d fce. I rtHrt'efc" kdopted by io ipahy of tbrmpet iutelli- jent and eoterprlstns; Farmer throng hoot the United State. This marhiae ia more than double in power, leea laborious for horses, and being insde of wrought iron, it is portable and by far mote duraliln and sale foi men and horses than any ctlier machine msde in this country. Among , , more than, . one. l(.Quand who base pnrchaseii this machine, I will mention some o( tbetn tejiding in the vicinity of Baltimore that have purchased them during the last season, to whom reference may had, sis: Metsrs. Jnsse glingluff, Jacob S Forney, Thomas J Talboii, Joseph Park, Frederick llatriaon, William Shipley, George Harryman, Daniel Bowley. A M Johnson. Jamea Swan, Kstfi-WtHism Gent, Owen Cecil. Oeorge Jen kins, John Rider, Joseph Benson, Charles R Barney, Samuel Sutton. 0 Wlllman. Cash prices for 9 Hons power, s)!00 40 o 1 do do 73 00 9 Horsepower ibresher, 60 00 I do- do do 40 60 Driving band for S horte power, 8 00 do do do do 6 00 Tb suWrilier is also sole Aaent in B .liimore for the sale of llie Proreiv d Mear "Boston Jentte Ifiaugrrt flouuh Pitt's -premium Corn dc Cobb Mill." This mill Deina made of Cat 67fe7, inatead of Cst Iron, mar alwav he kepi sharp, and in order, perfectly simple, aratKS wtm rase, and tit f rest doianiltty ret derail exactly the artirle that farmers and rlanlers have so long needed. The cash price of this article ia $50 00 For sale Grant's premium Fan Mill & Gtiin Cradle. " Hoveys " Sttaw Cutter; Also on hand and ( r sale all othib kind or iMrLtMElfta tivuatly kept In surh an estab lishment. EZRA WHITMAN. Jr. Baltimore, April SO, 1846. 19 Cm MR. SUEPARI) IN NEW BERN. This gen'leman arrived hree on Fiklav eveaing laar, and according tn previoue ar rangement addressed the people of Craven, in the l oitrt House in this town, on Satur day. The audience wss respectable, com pos, d pet baps of about an equal number of W lugs and Democrats. A little after 12 o'clock Mr. Shepanl wns introduced lo the assemblage by O. S. Dewr, Esq. when Mr. o. srose and proceeded to address tue audience. His appearance on the occasion was a liule striking, though by aa rrteans uncomely. With a nicely titiustetl exteri or, m d those finely wrought gold chains dangling athwart his bosom, togeiliei somewhat austere demeanor, which if : Li m it ii ( not lordly approaching rather near 1 ;r to tin, ness. bespoke him a very suitable advocate for tlie "dear poor people," and the indus trious plant Urmers of old Crsven. JNot Ueing in a pnsitiorr to take notes of the g-n-ileinan's speech, we are obliged to tely upon memory, which by the way, may not serve us exactly, ss th. terrible onslsughl of the gentleman upon us, may have slight ly affected our cranium. If nature nad Unfortunately left, us with a soft place in our hesd, ss hss certainly been the misfor tune of ihe gentleman, the result would hare been dreadful; foi in that event the renders of onr "Federal print,'1 would nev er have had the good fortune to be inform ed of the invulnerable positions, the eogetu arguments the ovet whelming eloquence, not to ssy, "the pitifuT demsgogoism," of Mr Sliepjfd's speech. Thank Heaven! wa ret survive the shock, and therefore esrnr to giro oar readets ss fair an snaljsis of ff r. Shepard's speech and thei reply of Mr. Stanly, as onr space will admit Mr. Shepsrd eommenced or sarins. that he appeared before them as the Derri- ocrstic candidate for Governor of thit State, the highest office known tn the comrt'inloti of the country, (?) and by an essy transit, passed on to speak of the strong emotions tie fell in addressing an audience compos ed of the citixens of his native town and countyV " Tbi was by- Ui the best pari of tlie speech, couched in language befitting ilia occasion and well sdaptej to express the meaning of the gentleman. Hi audi ence felt ii, snd doubtless reciprocated the sentiments. Theexoidium being despatch ed, Mr. 8. said, he intended lo apeakin rmpecful leimi of the Federal parly, as he was a slrsnger to personal oi piiliiical sni mosities. With a boldness which would belter become a man of sn older head, he declared his ' solemn conviction that the Whig leaders of ihe cosniry were the most oonupt and iiiiquitoda of men; whila he ac corded to the mass of tha t hig party a full share of integrity and patriotism. This positiod he designed to establish, by an exDoeureof Whig measure. Mark readeil he did not, like this his pro lotrpei Henry, eompare them to sheep stea'ing dogs;" oh! no. Uut a baser set of men did , aol defile American soil. Ile failed! Itosrarer by way ofconlrseWtoholdap tooievr the immaculate U iJVra ol bis party, ao that by s glance on this picture and then on that, his aiidienre could ee which is which. -The first Whig measure which he look up, in order to exhibit the corruption of the Whig lenders, was the distribution of the public lands. Ii was n p rfeel nsrirniifre of that sound Whig. doctrine, tie snirnietl that ihe Whigs had squandered ihe imblic domain and us proceeds, in order to gratify the avarice nf the West by making large donations to the Western States, and appro- .i. . t prtatinir trie resmue to oe atvuieu among the whole of the Statee, leaving but a pitiful sum lo North Carolina. Making the de lusive impression that but for the W hig. North Carolina rntijrll now huve hnj ah" overflowing treasury and hundreds of flour ishing Common Schools; wherens the gentleman could not hsveieen ignorant of the Tact, that what she now has, is the re sult of Whig legislation; which anon would have been lorrvei dashed from her,- and &tn giwta glut 40J pamper the" W.estein Stste, had Democrntie measures nrcvsiled. So far as We could detect his meaning on this head, he labored to show that the DemocViits would have secured the whole of the public domain lor the benefit of the whole Union, but for the hot-haste of the Whigvwho to sirence'lhe -elsmw of the rapacious west, gave up the lands t.i ihem. ieServthg oiily a modicum ul the proceed for ihe whole of the States. The Whigs wanted tho proceed of the public lands gives to the States, in ouler to encourage magnificent schemes of intetnsl improve ment. Something was said about the Whig spending the public money for elec tioneering purposes, but we forget ihe point. Mr. S. spoke so irrele vainly and yet so dii tatoiially on this point, that we concluded he had certainly forgotten that he was talk ing to a Newbern auditory, and imagined that he was slumping ii in the most obscure Me next paed on lo the Tariff. Here he soor) shqwt'ij , tint he, , a as UtthprAed Th- re were hut two modes -of taxation , known tu nOr ('onstitti'ion. The first was a direct tax nnon real i and pt-rsonal proper ly, tlie oilier H lax upon srlic'es of Consump tion imported from foreign lands. The former in his estimation was the most equit able and safe, but but Mr. S. prefeired the latter. Democrats arid Whigs both sirrr-ed that a Tariff on imports ttas the best, but Democrats favored a tariff for revenue "to support a government c-co-notn i'Cul'!y ldminisiered." the whigs thai bill of abom'nAiiiih of 1842. which wa bi-th protective and ifiartiminrtiive. The late Tariff was conceived in sin sad broughlforth in iniquity. His allusion was of couise lo the present Tariff, which bv the way is not yet the late Tariff. The Whigs deceit J ed tlie "dear people"' by the ufd of Latin terms, hiding the real design of the Tariff with such thick reus "as minmumi and tpecifieumtn I) the Democrats . we sup pose, only use a little dog-Latin lo spice their bill, such wad valorem Ho would hive it thai the Tariff of 1842 had made goods higher and ofcodre the rich richer, and ihe poor poorer; because a certain mechanic in Haleigh had told him, - thai before that hill welit into operai'iuu. he hsd bought calico for ten cents a vsnl. for , . , , ... I. t , . ine o,,, was paea, ne naui i I'"! twelve auu nan ceuiai jie ' iiiks I! . ... . ... .r. justified their support of the Tariff by the desire to protect our people against the cheap tabor of Eurdpe's pauper population; but hi thought the only wsy that could be done, was to pass a taw prohibiting their im I'igmiion to this eountrr, which however he would not sanction. And much of the same talk did ihe speaker pour forth, which the Waul of space, . forbi'ls this de ponent from recording. Time did not permit Mr. S. to expatiate upon cuirency and finance, olhet wise some lihl might hnve been shed upon ihe cele brated JL'finsncial scheme' ofthe ypuog Nominee, which he. introduced into the Legislature some year ago, together with other small matters, such as the United Stale Bank and the Sub-Treasuryi "But the chance Whs too good lo let us pass. Mr. 8. fell upon ihe editor of the Newbern. ian, and demolished him with a snigle stroke, .tike Sampson did the Philistines, and with the same sort of an instrument. "And Sampson said, with tlie jaw hone of sn ass. hesps upon heap, witri the jaw" of an ass have I slain a thousand men." Hut serraocly, the attack, wss unexpected. " We had laboured lo tr cotnplaisaol toward the young Nominee, as the bafure of the case would admit, but as our kind office have been spumed, we . must withdraw them, A a young gentleman - wexhave lesnecied Mr. 8.. biii.we' Wish it diatinctty unueratood, that during the canvass, when we have occasion to speak of Mr. S. w shall slwsvs 'dieriniinalen and speak of rrirrt only as Ihe Iienincmitc Nominee or Hie "Raleigh clique" for Governor. Things Sn their ttlsce we will trv to let aloiief but when ihrhgs t out of their place, why it is sn edit a business to put them- r'jrhu Mr Shepanl passed on ti notice the con duct of the Whigs In reference to the Kl eiah snd Grston Rail Road. The action of th Whig Legislature in 1838 in making Ihe loan to the Kaleigh sod Gaston Rail Road of 9500,000 wss sn unwise measnre, but tlie act of 1840, by which the additional loan of 300,000 dollar was made to the Road, was not only a breach of the plainest dictstes of common sen-, but was wicked. ; He declared that the Stats had bo seeur-" ity or th last loan, although the gende- msa ' knew that in order to ol u'n it ihe stockholders not only gave sn additional mortgage on ihe rosd but secured the first prices under a Tariff, Mr. Slant y showed lonn of 9500 000 hy individual security. that in mhvvrtic!es theadvauisge in favor He admitted that, the .tate had this seenri- of a prte tire Tanff , .The docirine of iy on the first loan and that th road hnd the W hig, that we ong!t to ba a Tariff b-en sold under the last mortgage, but to protect A meiicsa industry agsiusl tfio doubted whether the individual security waa pauper popuUiinn of Europe, Mr- S. said, worth any thing, as to his knowledge one wns first broached snd strongly mainfshW of the see'urities had sinee taken Ihe benefit by Gen. Jackson in hi celebrated letter to of the bankrupt act. He labored to make Ur. Coh rnati of this Stale. . y -itspjeir ihul the Wh gs hd sunk for", lie" Mr. S would not ronsume time, fn no. Stsie $863,000 by authorising Gv. (Jrahsm til ing ihe remarks of Mr. - Shepsrd on the to bid off the road si thai ptice, wl en he a- lion of tha legislature in reference lo tho might have gotten it for one dollar. lie tried lo cast some blsme upon the Gov. forj this mrsaure.but hecnuld'm fix it. Tbrnuir- out his ipeech he wis respectful to tV r Graham, atyling him "mr honorable oppo nent." The aubject of Texas came up next. The Whists had opposed its annexation, but now tood ready to reap its benefits, die. Oregon was mil so much as named; nor did we hear a -remark from Mr. Shppard'r tips immediately connected wiih the impieve ment snd growth of the Snte. Hi re marks however were, brief snd pet bap necessarily sotf in consequence of the fa tigue and lubor through which he has ie- cently pas ed. As soon as Mr. Shepnfd had taken his aeai. tfonr KdvaWTStaniy- bring present, was loudly clled for to re ply, - That 'g's. "'lint WlugT always true to his trust, though much indisposed, prompt ly arose, and proceeded to revi w the re tnarka of Mr. MirprJ, in a brieUclear, and pungent but playful manner, Mr. Stanly fullv sppreristed the feelings of Mr. Shenard ln sdilrerssiiig ihe neople of Ursven; they accorded with Ins ot , it was the birth-place of both. lie was glad that Mr. S hsd no political animosities and. though unwell, he could not forbear to intended to speak respectfully ol his oppo-jstsnd up tn defence of Whig principles, on nents, but regretted he so soon forgot his lhai occasion. ..a ah, purpose. Mr. Stanly did not understand i When he asi down, Mr. Shepard briefly, the aJltthm)f Mc,Sto tbsv FaderaXaru if joined, to wbcA Jdfc . Stsy. wpe4 in If he mesnt it forth Whigs ihey disclsttn- fjw.worJ. ; ,-JA ; !j ,;5 i(t ed it - He bad. no wish t enquire .inm U ;Wtknpie not what our Demscratia brev putiiieat pedig-rce of Mr,. Shepard or tothren think of the effort oflheir candidate examine into the complexion of the Demo-ton llisl occasion, but if we are to judge of erstie party even ol Craven, aa he Mw i he aiight cut confounded hsrd al some led Democrats among them. There wss position however, which he wcruld lake, and which hs was prepared to maintains sgainsi which he defied opposition; that a fair snn'rais cf the principles of both nsf ties, would result in the clenrdemonstfetion that the principles of the Deinoeratio psriy, were more in accordance whh old Foiteral sm than those of the Whigs. - ' Mr. Stanly maintained that the distnbu lioii of the public tsnds as the Whig party attacked us, we are nut .insensible tn ibe contended lor, was a wie measure, prui-!claiinwhieh even aneniy,-4uwever unr iaing muck io the growth of the country-.' woilhy. tins upon us. , Wa know that, w That !his measure in the beginning of Gen.j ha- failed to do justice to Mr. Sian'y. hut Jackson's adimnistraiija - was .a Jackson , be wili take the will for the deed, ,W measure, snd that the Whigs had Iskcn it ! caff I print thunder and lightning, no more up and labored to carry ii out, but hd than we can the sweet tones o( the olisn . Jr.-.i I.- .k. x .. r...i i I (. . ' " ' i . . ..i twcil UVIVaiCU Ul IIW ..kr;IIVCr-W. . WUUMIjllllli. ihey here succeeded, the -country . would hare been filled with CdmntrnV Schools, and Crsran County alone would hare had the benefit of $50,000 for tbst purpose. Tha Whigs hsd don the beat lhy -could.: but were obliged, in order tn secure whst they did' for ihe whole Union, to girt tome sdrntngeto the western States, on account of the course of ihe Democrats sided by some of the western Whig., As lo tlie extravagant internal iinprovemeftl echeme of the Whigs, they wsie not behind the democrats; indeed so far as North Carolina is concerned, the Democrat, such si Geo. Saunders. . W. A. Haywood and others. hsd proposed measure in adfanf of the Whiga. . , . , ., : , The much abused Tariff, in the c pinion of Mr. Stsnly hai been iheaalralion of the country. ; The principle of protection bad its origin in the U. States, in Ihe wants of the country and the oppression of Great dritaiiw ,'J'he first law psssed by the Geo eralQ9vernment.wai.eprolective.jrr; iff law snd lor pnrpoies of rerenue, snd that raw was signed by Gtoaoa WasutNo- ton. AH I s-rtDS sre protective to some extent, and when judiciously laid roust be discrimifiaifve. W htle UcmocraU railed ul protective I ariff io their speeches, they had generally been psssed by the aid of Uemocraue rotes, ao with the odious Tariff of 1842. Of its conception he knew but little, but Sils Wright and Jas. Bucli. ansn were present at its birth snd bsntitrn. These renilemeit. Uich Priests of ihe Demorratie party, conid hsve defesteirTfiT they would, but they sus smed it. Mr. a. greatly preferred specific to ad, valorem duties, because "of the extensive' frauds which Die falter encourag-d. But it ws difflrolt to determine precisely what Dem ocrats did hold in reference to a Tsriff In one section they were for a pioteoiive tariff, fn others, against it." They reminded him of a tale told of ft gentleman In Ohio, who sent a pig to his parson, which hi servsnt carried in a basket, and while stop. png si nn iuiermediaie inn to lake a dtink some wsg look ih pig out snd pur in i't place a puppy. , 1 he serrant carried the gift to the parson, - but to the urprise of both found a big to be a pnppv " The imi son was not a tittle nettled at ih insult and sanl it back- On hi return the servant stopped at tlie same inn, when the wsg . . . . . , . ..... too, oui me pup arm put Hack tbe pig. un going noma-n servant informed his master that the parson would not aeecpi (he present, as on onenirg the basket be found instead of the pig which lie hsd" sent ' n i uppy. How . ssi I th ms-ter open ing the basket. ; Why here's the i tie.a- " Well sir, said the sere int. if ii's a pig here it' a puppy there." On the diflereu e hi Raleigh and Gaston Rail Unadj he would leave that for Governor Graham to do, who no douM could exhibit die matter in a clear and satisfactory light. lie then bri fly noticed Mr. Sheponl's altark upon us, which wa just lo the point, and ws waim ly responded to by the Whigs present. We have tried to merit ihe support of the Whigs snd the respect of all parties; sad while we are no easily elated at compli- meius. we confess t at.se strong a pro.i of tha intarest of our pelitieal brethren for , -waa highly gratifying. . We . shall try to repsy our generous Whig brethren in the future, by a more vigilant watchfulness ore r their in teresur and a jnore -bold, and - fierce -opptwtiiion lo the encroaohu ems of Democ- raeyv " I intit tmwerer shall wrwur aiia, come what may; but we shall not demur lit l. 4I- . Cl! J .!.!. l.i .' tr ' . : uauum r. oucnaru wu n. iinronu... , . . j Mi. Stanly briefly replied to what Mr, Shepard said of Texss &c. . During, the, csurse of ht remarka he made an. Hoion U Mr. Clay, the gieat Statesman, of the West, which caused a thrill of emotion and lengthened- appiaose. Mrv Stanly closed by" stating mat no wa aiwsya prouu oi t ie 'opportunity lo make a Whig speech, and lns aUen,iot.h no-lieiiect, irom tnat apeecni we wouta aurise iiiviii iw sciiu iiiii, vnvia iv - wiw viiu wi private life in the county of ,VVskr' which th Independent says, he so highly adorns, and lake up Mr. Leak. Feeble and unprei pared a Mr. Stsnly was, he waa but s child in his bands, f Wi' are aware that onr sketch if not eomiilele, but we bar endear, o'red to br.lairijif we hare-not done - jits tiee to Mr. Shepsrd, we are ready In rmke amend t or AUh ugh he hai wantonly P. S.;We learn that after the company bad dispersed, aa many a eleven Demo crate remained to respond to iho nomination of Mr. Shepard. We really think if Mr. Leak would pay us a fish, there ( j opie chanc for htm in old Craren., . . j , ; f ' Ntwbtrnian . 1 A man. in Providenee, white drawing water from n well last week, fell hrndfirst to the bo' tow of the well. which ws er only ' feet, there being about four . foot of wstei in it. A rope wa lowered down lo him, he then tied it round himself and wss drawn np to within ten feet of the top, when tbe tope broke and h fell again to the jbotioth, a distance, .of sixty, feet., A person then went down to, him snd succee dud in getting him out not much hurt, '' j A,. U E A LTH Y PLACE. Tti It ia stated that, on a plantation ia Slms Alsbartia, where tbe lands are low n I jt commonly Trieh,' and where thri are tfuodfed or mote slarss, who hste .f elided tiiere Ar the last sevon years, ot: aiugta death among the old trr young of thee -negroe has oconrred not even an infant bs died whhin th pariodl ,,o u ..i CHINESE" tOLERATlON.'. There ia much wisdom in the following dec'a-aiioii of Keying, the Chines Com missionar, in his letter to the British minis ter, on the inlerpretntiop to bo ' giren lo a clause in ihe treaty stipulating for' the4 tot oration of the Christian religion, extending iflo Proiesiant as well a to Corthftlic form of worship! ' h ! , " ' "I, the Greet Minrater", do hot pndsrstand drawing a line of demarcation between the religious cerenonies of th rsrious nafiint; but irtuopn Chinefe' ahall by nn mead I be Eitniibed on account or the religion . they 0lSMtMWt"9fiiaf' they wor'shlp hnfttes or do rYof worship ittiajes. there are no- prohibitions sgainil 'them,' when prsc ticlntf ffteir crewl they set well " '"s ii,.".-. illi- Ha'' - - li ii inai-.rl i 'S i : i iRist A Lumber at th$Xorth 'A- Phtladrtlpliin paper hng ihi i para, graph: The quntitily of Ltirnbor ready lor the ' market, awepi away;' and ' de stroyed by lhe tf?rihle freshrt in ih. Penobscot and its' trihiitarleV ha beon very freal id; hna nlready -hnd n left, dencjr to increase itW tnlue of that ar. t r in )f to , -,'rhe demand rr Lani- bur, in all our laree totVu (hi ' ltn it unprucedettd.' ! I. t..',-o : ' THE OXFORD WHIG, 1 Mr. R Tr D. Detrner ht fa wet P nriaals fnr 'printing 1 Newspap t in 1 tits Town- if Oxfrif.T- Granville CoJrrfv. - As I name lmrwMe,-af will t dedida-lf Whig in it roliliee. ... ' i
The North-Carolina Star (Raleigh, N.C.)
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