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' I '. i i ;. i a
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& PmSf veaWjlVo DofcLARS-payable to
k iti advance, two Dollar.
:-n:iS.6fo:at: TL:2x .1 t r.ip iti firaf andJ25 ctS.
treiin these rates. A lib-
X"
f felSiivrw M. Kossuth and rMrL
tv sal Icfted f f 'rei ! jhe cuut
"1; ii$ beert fcoflierfbat inaci-ure, and, at
: . ,M lJllf rireseni on me occasion con
r JH -:.!! rT-JII I.Jll 1 1.-1 B-iT-lf.f'n "All- -'f ".;jIiVrt.t,1l ITtTv4-1 t;-xtl ll I 'dih-'il ixxlt 7AVHii7''l: J"-tP:i.V'fA f ! 1' Vii 1 1 i 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 .l I.': , , i :
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NEW SERIES.
VOLUME VHI-NUM BER 42.
recollpclinn t nt
diHerences would be hushed jar
-jio be 1 vicionbus incd
breast of every Whiff in tie I
opcb - a major tv iks! I M r i IV r
command, if ih nMAt t .
would ; cnpplft modern i DA r
years ;to come. ! Rrik J...
?h Wdi.ottrVeipiri
j (ui frcr-' ftli LL?r i k. r JV ' ' eniury furnish
)W" r" T i r J. L , f i: war n wbibk Wa!.M '" "
e piim, uenwrao o.c my thai iruUu. hSETP, V-T,na5 od if
s iub . -- ., 7 . j wuuuiu pu nnwa B r4
nUW-5T dVrf ' Wrrt then woTw
..,r inn wi i iiirt i.uii.-cm ui
' - ,n,re f lieuded, and careful
.UI'-. ..-.fiv ...M ,:; i
J rLtoih nreipptea to .fljr. lyjav, wdol roe
Lefwi'tjiiV f!aid "j ihaink ouior
l H be& j0 io We 8a' Clay, inter.
VkA btfoi:f$-1 :l ."who air honored.
' .. ...I . .. f n . t-. ..i -tu.Tir? .
uu .r.:: "":f'1.ro ff0W loF or'be profound.
ini.--rj.- ' , r-r'-y "jo"-'", ana avoid.
M EuropewcdhouW Keen
teir
........... ..,,u rjji ol fallen or Jalliitfr re,
puh.r in Europe; if! . p i f
Throuffhoiii Mrilmiii'i I. : L.-'u
listened wnhj the Aitmos, inieresi ai d aitemioi,"
Otherwise '
this. Aftf tiinatA W i ' Mn
"J ,,se"ooa. and Freesqif. and Footfcj
ou ,more, . as tile agents jof the late
temporary and; corrupt success of the UiW
Alri Davis dclareii himslirito be in faJ
vor of disregarding aJI local questions and
tlinerenqes, and uniting on the Mold plat!
form of national politics, and going fshou.
M!d erT intone approchg con i
test for the election of a President! The
ex benator has: profited by the recent de
montranon among the Democratic mem.
rs pongrpfs Jn caucusSassembled:--i
He might readily imagihef jthat s'ueh a
scheme would Iworfc iii iM;;..:
whn U ou ... D .lhrV. M 1 . V
....... rr o . , r sion i ivi ng a ml V e na We j
""t nnu Moiony.jiiantoui and Orr,co-
f ims, she threw herself orer.
auk ili. . .... i
he. boat.;bu! ilj unsuccessful; tq ,hii endeaWj Gralle. Co., N. C. Jan. 28, 1852.
.m tc.ua,,, sospenoed as Ion as h8 rm.M i v As the Snirif : . . .!
' Til.; flame were r.Hli i. r!..!"" - r"".'6israey oliMortH rTT u"" ""'a,not Ce sue
ihS par. of,,., ,rom-;h ",;'d""" le propriety of signing on,
Pd,d, heo Mi.. Srai,b, ib err:" Sfe0!' Phro.ogy of.h.
t, 1. V .I ucri jimo one of the I commimii.. k. 1 """ j u i tw ; i tiL T
ooats tbat hlnoenH na -- i . . j . . . rv""u"uvf Doi asa sort of .J I vrant to mnkn hmt r
wap geiijng jpwaj Oom the blazing wreck ? ' I a dty l be a terror to
tll heafilj bn one of the seats or thwarts hmt TrA Pr8,Se f0 tfaen ,b d well y
of the boat, and Ana i J. i. OQI alas for want n( t .. ;
h l r t ;JT w ' ,uo srnmen
From the Spirit of the Age.
J THE BETTING DAND V
jiThefyoiunij trentlmAn tviti, .
sized light brown mustache, and
clothes, such as fAhlAn k'tl. .
, I?., .... " -ivimiuic lillJU. ... i
to iheir customers -or. very aebe
terms-i-that is. oh ihk .i;v 1
ce ihtc a hoteJon Hace stri-cf;c
. - t ' m mi uaiitpr.. nnr j. ri . i
UP oe glanced contfmr.fnnn.ii - '
rfmiirlrtt . I! ,i'lt : IM "1
. ...
I . . .
don't care a fig what
man front a shilling
l !J . !, T . JT t-amcni ,en urion ",uur3'. nave II
her, her cbest being thereby severely bruised. ?e u eC great Parl evil thai
bbe was,, bowser, snatched! fifom immediate hasepn done in our State, and have tax-
dejtb bo onlyijm encounter the horrors and ed theH-doers with its costs and raise-
;ete
Ueibali did nt dare to
of 8rintfresiug a intervif w. Besides,
)th !sone plasaiil 'r!y,V your
wffarftil:'W tafuiatin eluqunce has rnes
ihei: f large a pwrj Hin of ; 6u r je le, w he r
rf r jiuihitB gnej a nd ? e n some; ol 6u r int-m .
tffVof jCongree,! jwaiiujr bis hand "towards
i . . A .. il JAI I.Ull.P.h In. n ,J . .
W "8 rr fT" luv' ; s,rc ?u e resoect W;,hk...fkJ 'IV' . Proiouna-
fkwreiiottga ?o iniwnate, more than olice, Dp .-' V. 'I nl.'TT'l91 ,aCce ol his
Out rtall my-health ha been so u " 'V ""R'Hng in all his bearina
... ii h rrwai a -'i - p
tiazartfihe excite. L.. ' i V . t?,u! tractive stamp which
"cgrveajtov iiiirijelmetaJ. uf genius. He
' er1 ,n MfNW up4 a controversy o
Mr. Clay's views. Lot i. L r.
bought the reason, of the repeated fail,.,..,!
es abltstr liberal inslitti it, France. Edu
cation and political iinTormaiion, he iaid. did not
tbeW orrtiree'grniIeeii who were present n.T" fP fhe masses oft be French
.jbal I iearru v "iwi in imiuence, lesi . j , t. . l jr . i r .r r"" f- wsiai.
1 i. f i i - 'i.: . . I ea t nai nunorrfa i;ikA..-ltiii r i
totl migDtoB .ijf ai0 n some principles in ,uJ i .r , '"iuuj, wnen voiin lor
r ; . u ' .. :L.. i:... r .i ; r 106: first I ime to ofAvn I vr It . ..
ioe iurr u uuucv ui inin iiiivornmani ii-... . i niooieon in in
rresidencjj ihobtMhej old emperor was still
alie and imprisoned, j and that the vote they
ihengave woul4 effect his Ideliverance. He
gradually diverted his remarks to the aflairsH,f
:..,earj, rtusma, uussia, and Turkey ; speak
tngpf ibe eta2Jrerated iEim;i r ik-;
otKussia : of jihe strength ancli weakness of Tur.'
- r . 4 a - J wiisisitu ju MCI . 1 f II '
inetise fanrf-froa U.! ; i
.i . . " T epcciauj ,n ner militia
onWipeArrstbe: lie lined it jf her I weakness,
wh ch was the liab, litv 0f ,h2 B8sa,ilr f rn:
sirariinople teajj Ana hWe, apparently ir
allusion lo Mr. Clay's i conviciinn f ,.r hl!..
unable to effect any thing in a European war;'
joe maieriaf aid which might be
rendered Turke i,,jaj war ipk-'itb Russia by a
navl force far the protect iooof heri capital
After a seriesorentertaining;and instructive re.
inaks about ihe condition and prospects oCEu
rope generalfy. be rose lo deparl.
iilr. CUy rose and bade him farewell forever.
with ihe,utmost :ordidlMy and the kindliest sym
ptby beaming in his lace and siuflusing his eye;
and grasping; Kossuth's band, he aid, God
bless yound your Jabily I Ii- God bless your
coiuitry may she.yeif be free j"
Jfyssuih pparentl pvefWiieilmed by the wafro
an;earnesls (or bimsell,
his ; suffer in tl tamilv and nmnirv' nrnfn.,n.uv
bowing, pressed Mr; lav's hand to his hnan.
and replied iii tones of deep emotion, "I thank
it is. rii r
h, .1... , r w Ml " . Wfll e; i , . , . " 7 '6 'j ruU v C!
fell unoii rr:.aTi,or WAnt thought, we haveli-i 11 VP ?PBafel dollars. This is vciir
v etv rrr- nn pi t k ;i .1 ..1 Ktruijc-iiiffii : wnat -1
u maii . ....... uu jmm progse
"TfB ass 01 tterr in one c
the bar room, fat a pinf old en
who looked as honfrb Kil;cThf!? ,
sylvania farmer. J He put down l.';-
nuurrsspu ine eXQUlsitft ;
Well, mister. I nm W ;n ii !
making bets, tiut seeing
f .f .-H do4 crc If! gratilj' y("
Will bet youga levyVlworth of ir
7te4ru 10 ic ivingM puiv.jr ui mis uovefiimeni
bitb I'have long iand constantly cherished.
od 10 reara 10 ton matter, you will allow me
lkoep to ipak wh 't-lt'aj sincerity and candor
VifH becoraes the interest the suImppi ha'i..r
job lidi)f seliand which Fs due to us Iboth
u 4rotaries ol te edom. i I Irisi you will be-
Ifwfilop.jWhe 1 tell )oii that IJenlertain
fwrrJbe liveUeat simpaihies in everyl struggle
Ijjfjij.jnluiiryand' in every counrry.
Aad iq Ibi?, I belre,ve," I eipress the uuivprfial
jftftimenijof niy cuime.n, ' But sir fur the
like ol my country you must allow me to pro
teitigaifwl: tlie noticy you propose to her.
1(vin4he ravejand: thumenious nnriinn
M Hghi f pije naijou to! aVsuiue the executive
powr arnongoatins, jor the enfbn-jement 6f
iaietnatioiial fw, :fjr of the; right of tbe United
Sa;h lo'dpctate ijKussia tbe character of her
rddiob'it'ft''tnel bkiiiirts" Hrtlllllli hili : ..
come at once to fbf practical couidtraiio,i ot
ihi 'mine n) 1W keJl iU v.mro.r' i .
MM profieiyiiba mere jsy mpat ly.W ih
WfV?rVmWny jcannpi advance- your
(wgoseiTwu retjiiire material aid. I And i.
dk;U nianile,i i'ha the mere deela-rmin..
W'b.",.,,i ijfClrtrgrMM.r. of he Pret
Uent.'or ot.ihe; puhbe. Would be of little avail,
ialewe Were prefpa.M'tb" enforce those dec'
J.ifofii tyaesqi4 lokfrnsl' and unfpa ..ik-V'
fiiiion coul see that preparation and dVtenrii.
...r. yuur pant. VeM, ir. umme ihir
THE AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL EXHI.
BITION. :
From the New York Pbsti. of Fhninr a:
We announced a few rfnv tin. ko .k
Common: Council Lof ibis city! had given Mr.
Riddle and bis assort nii a too. a i i .:
j ,7: .v. vi w( ucscKuir 1 w i'ivomiuuvii ui iuc icrin, wnen
Square, on very favorable lerms, for a period il is applied to men who traffic in human
nt hvH v.o ro (m ill. n.. e . .. . . UI. 1 1. t. . ....
r , " puiposq 01 erecting on 11 iou ana numan misery. Who nitties
i2mrh.f,akc nks son, nor cares
r .n aions. a meet- ior nis flelpless. nes ected. ruinprl rla.h.
' . . " . 7 '
to be Dlaved off
ductng two witnesses to prove the moral
vuaracicr oi me applicant, when the ap
plication itself is ample proof to the con
trary.
" Good moral character ! 1 r Oh ! u;bt
a profane prostitution of the term, when
. I . . i . i ,l: ' J
(I MM IF A Mm . . . . ' . .
oic uisnojsea 10 oursue the nol iv f :.- ... L 1 ' " ,WI "fipiess, neglected, ruined dau?rh.
VVaShingto.,; or to .ol few in (1i. hiW ZJZ'dli " ""i eed. .be Wrier wiling, of hiS
Hoi- Cuba i i;T7rdHJ..7rrXLT!M grd wile, who innocently pligh.l
the enterprise.; preliminary to ah annlication f,,r
a charter of incorporation. !
vye understand tbat anions the Toreiirn i-
tractions which are already bromised to it
the Amazon. b$ Kiss, which took a CrunA
Council Medal at the late London exhibition:
.5PMhV iUu4 k he' couZ' on 2 ON" -:d !irf. .1 W Fray lbr you every
euMld WihVn.eci anv;il,in.i4rjr!i,ai 'rihealiK aay; be Restored, and that
M 1.M vqiiUe of tibeVly l"'!' KFrPT h,t 1 i H ' Mr- Clay's eyes
. i t. - ' - t uiifii ivim iffiiri na n....tn 1
-;. i. ; ." , t . r, V' i - 3 ,,jf ran in
iu!!i(yf.m. ruiiiber8 aod 'o.la hi ii ie i l.
- ' . i 1 I" m v m vino
M R?.'K-Mj;AWt1ia would be impossi.
bWr 11 w.bfclhl peVbaps may not be
I fi 1 1 I mfan I iiim
Willi GfH Briiaiui jbr lb close other lsi
fawas'ibie imjnjense cost of the tran;
-WK-.'O'fnaiM of orces andthe roui
H'.Wln sticb 'idisiant theatre. .nrl ,i
Potperhaps f,,ye ihao ihi... Iu.Ia .,MrSfO V "
ltd iiunn ifia ,i..ii..,i.. L . . "' enieved his own
t a 7 - i - 'y nme. Upon
Ma: i4 invijlneraole to u,. as we are lo
fMjUp.mihe ,ean a war .between Russia
feourrty would result in the m..iol
Wptoori,niece bbi probably in liiile else.
i,.y that be -var. marine is superi.r
natipn in Europe, exceol uerhai
"Win. Her iLn are (i iv . hd
W,meaV Jie wpj,,, 0ur paV, wo!d.offi-r
prey io ber ciio1F1a
JgThu, s4 iiferVflVc.iny nothing
fMaT ,altet ahaoning ourancie,,, pol.
aud tiion-iytetve urion in the affairs
lUslifYiritr il.nm l.v o
""02 the leriU -il.-i.-
.( Vf luiucalollte HIIU lion-
e w&ic i hey
u 5 after the
...... i !.- "Mti'uar uiuui uia uuuiiii ( ill nt-r iifiiii mirR :
Dave hnherto preserv. ikU - -J I -:-w.- ZLaj LuJii.. ' .Ll
. ... v w'.-- . iu uuiiiai uia tbci.cBiii'ui wuu ut: ih ei yfl idr
WmfiM Hi ofthe pcfct andjlbepafe. The writer
aT 7r' ata!f- enV could he transmit to-this paper the sweet
tfin,i:u'nUHWN Ihhour ofour weak- mii.h. r.n-lW.k,, ..r.k- M .L
- rtan exne, sounding uko line uw meiancnoly
Bon and of arms, thev .J:ir.L . ,r- ,; . '
attain ! nnsd tha Kanrl
which clasped his own orobabiv for the lastlime
bui .he could lay no more. J! ! I
Thu closed on of the ;irnost interesting
scehes it has lever been the fortune of the wri
ter to witnessl Two? such mn rirejy meet in
i his world. The oue, having finished jibe course
of his destiny J havingjlived and act?di through
i he better part of hisjcpuntry,sliletime, and with
its Rowing greatnesp and, renown jbaving a.
chieved his own1; the sun 'of bis clorious career
just going down inj incloyderi' brilliancy, and
sending bark the rays of its declining glory
upoj, a happy! land ;j fhe other still acting, stiU
.hoping and fearing,! bis star just rising amid
:torms and clouds . ainjd darkmess ; before ;bim,
all ihe vicissitudes ol an uncertain future for
hijmselfj and for bis fcountry :l the one, like a
prophet ol old proclaiming the principles of the
iainers ot nis Country to whom he was shortly
M;be gaihered-ibosej priiicjiples living ty which
that country ihad achieved her greatness ; ihe
oiher, like aeholar,fistening.locaicb ibe words
of wisdom, an:d bear: the lessons Jof experience,
wbich fhould be treasured uof. und which mivht
yet one4ay profit his couiitryiin her pupilage;
of thet filibustering advocates jof Cuba ex
peaitions and Kossuth lions. I The Wbigs
..uravf mp judgment ot Ihe people, we
apprehend, on both these points , and since
we were expresslv iriforrnpil'hv fr M.rto
nI . I t. I 1 it.-. -- ' ;
uu we oeneve Dv Mr. P kL thin rh
question ot acquiescence in the Comoro
ii.xp nan rvnn oriin. i r ' . i
... . nujuui lirru Over! ITOm Inei I ; uiviimu VUCUI UC LiCUn aio
Democratic Caucus to! the Balitirnore Con.! '9 !a Council Medal ; a statue of Wesley, by
vontwin mm .. ' L I : . i J . i ;..'( . . I LareW. ann alsn.nnn nt in. if!r.'iiirl.i'n i. : u
"rriienu :inat it will either I ... .uuiuii, cj.hu-
be acted on bv the nvnt;i, o. j edJby him in the Crystal Palace ; the statue
iournprl1 hv, tn tU iJJLix I if i ot Prometheus, by Manninir i the -'Veiled fro-
ii .i . " " ! ! ! ure." bv Monti r ilvir cIq.ho nri-',.l,.mi.....
ii inese iivinff ouest ions mnt ho ,.t!l ... . .A 7. . " ."T.twr rv,u'MW
and nassed urion hv ;-t h?i ml. " Ii i ne '"'an Commissioners ; and some
own uasseu upon riv ine masses, nnd will .kr k ..j ci i v ' ...
control the result of ih PU,nnf.Tu ,irr.tt,m u,,jr worM arl eJh,Dd
i r X i " ,;t r.-r..w...j i jjuuuon msi summer, scarce y ess interest
idea of ftiovinsr the iAm.rion PUio r ; .i.i.i .L " . ",,eresi
, ui ...g vi iciua.ftttuiB man loose we nave enumer.
"old platfbrm?Vof unmeaning generaJitiesj FarinaJ the great Eau del Cologne mannrae
her heart and hand to him in better Hhvs !
Let us then, my dear Brother Esquires,
step up to their rescue, by putting down
this most frightful source of misery and
ruin. R
... v..vv.iviiihi6 iiw;t:,
111 nin ni inn i iv wuv ii coiw iiiiiik viin:r
i , T . vnuiviii fl 9 I f U . . o
I ' ..JU -n.-s .. . - ttnl .f i L. ... i r
I, wiioee siaiue oij Kicnard Uo3urde Leon also ,,u 11 "cy are gooa.i snail take pleasure
..I avuuwieuging inem ; it not, I Will en
deavor, to refute them. Meanwhile, I
remain one of your honorable Fraternity,
and the oldest save one in Granville Coun-
y- W. H. W. A.
uncerrainties of i stnrmv ... Til... ries. it i. 77 s
ri .ii'.i. L-v JJ - - v -u ,u""u gate, r -' uUr csprctai autv to keen
ft.Ii - "u,-u luoowea ner . i " ""u suppress riot, vet u-p hv.
Ilrmnii uml j. . k I I; j 1 i. '""i j ve nave
. - ""'"J..IW111UM fnu urr, co-; . r r "r oesenea her; n 'ensea me peace breakpN fin -fToo, JL
operating kindjy at. Washington, and bent 0,l s?ve'al ci b took herplacVa. commit riot. NowTnteVl 2 t
upon Standing - shoulder tdUhouLr" in irs, and helped manfully by herP bodily that we just looHt 2 T
the comine Presidpnii1 ol.Xi; -d. .u exertions lo propel the boat. So HB,i,.- i nA iL - ,he sul)pct as it i.
wer.; crew , lb. iT. ounowl". C''
-. . i a -ii: . ; r s i nut vnnnu imiu urn. . i.ii . i . . - - --. ,w uui uuu. iif.vfr in nr
ti.M.rt, oaoK anu a iui&n ! hrnttnitw ioJ : T: .7 ' - - .cuuw lunercr, and gUt-b th s thinr, .
iffw nd irk- w ri T .V . rnttre absence was there ol anv ihinir i.k .l . & "S"'". "m.u can ne sfiown r r w moiassesi mt
hrr ltrj"?,lP 'ii..l ffiSw hM,, 'he P?C'r f license to! 'hnu1?d!rumLr:
wuirr i.ssues irom tbe KHliimnpp nnnri.n. t; a l i. !. . - . oongea sell lionnrs h k-,n . ses can. v n U y:'.. ... n ii
tion. and to hrih,, .r.IuT i T Tnc .uu. ?er- Pf,MCoHl ,n ordpr that it might k IT. : "c ierure u hZ p. fL V . TO . . I
ists and Sp ' Lmim VP "?nl !f a ac. r and hoisled as an emblem Z , ?e OI W at posl UJ . a.:?ie W!v fa'
theold fashinnolt n!"" " ,nrlV'VI V 9 l Wle ine ' pasting 7 v r" gopa..may hereafter be
IvfiM V!f V . . t . H e bJ You know, gentlemen, that
-t v ait auvaniflfra tvninh ... . " misi nmiih nmnin. .1 r i arR nnr nnnnH . i .
't j , ! . .ir Jr.. tv4., fv i r iub rwovai vjreorffe wnuunu i.u k ran i license io mere
apprehend thev have !nn !Hiinr,c;tt Hole . It U needuft. .,... j i... Z8! cro? shnrw .,m,i-. mcr
yieldto their opponenjs , ,; b.ind.s, of course, in a state of destitution: FUe he law permits us to grant to men
i there nm catiaM :. Lf:'.i .' ; ... . Imm-H nn k :.i u 4 . . . r i r . 6 iijcii
r - "'""i.K'ftaues iiaai will De , . r v ;"" wir. Aoarews fthe moral cnaracter. who keen order
presented in the next presidential elec Ma caUed ufn her, and in ihe name of ihe v houses the privilege, but I know o not
Moo that do, not: fiir'arai.n Wn'wU lj commniee presented her with ten euineas w.ih one solitHrv , r .,.u ?
form" of
Jefferson
r uwirienus camiot esJ . . :.
V f : I aBRIHIlllll'H Wfl niAst ' rm rAtnl..l I ' I a.' I
"X-. Une' ".M- ofpeace-i k.wkdg.i 6 ' ' """ "? jessed a sort of fare, attempted
aole SPr.p.mn u.k:.k : J. ' . i . . ( . 6" I to ha rt... I ar .. .
qtate Kigbts menan(l ; nrt ,wL ...ui
I.. .. i. i' .
u, a Diner quarrel between the De
mocracy proper ol the South and thd
wasnington Union. . This question can-!
not well be keDtoui hfihA k.,
such ' obsolete idea as a NatidnahBankJ
uen ine issue ot intervention; or non in
ervenuon will te presented, and the peo
pie will have a chance to rav whpthr
THEH0N. WILLIE P. MANGUM.
' VVe cop' from the North Carolina Pa
triot the following article in relation to the
Selection nf a ra t-ti r at a, fn ti r
. ; - " ..... .q f,v-iivi ll UTS',! 1 iiiv gltai JjUU fC j VOf Off IC manUlAC vuniimniu I Wl mc UltlUC UI
is air nonsense, when they ha?e practical turer. has engaged to keep a fountain of Co. L,OVernor the State, and would very
questions to deal with of such jmoment as! ,08nP water playing during the entire period of cordially co operate in the action, if tbe
...-,Wicsrniru m ine Aianama Union re- MO f pruviueu me amount consumed suKgrsuon maae snouia De adopted bv the
auiuuons wntcn we totib ished vpstpptav "Miimieu u ouf government free ol dutv. vvniff atate Uonvention. anrf th Hnn
and to which -we'wbiilri Pj.il tlol .ti.Mi;nif wbih wel preaiimiBi should' be-done as a matier Willie' P. fnrnm k .aUt .u.
... v uiiuiiiiuil; . - i . I .' I e u v ai.ii.bicu aa tut
oi ine secessionists and abohtionized De
mocracy. 77ie Republic.
mi
ol course. He has also encased to exhibit Whicr nnminoo x?.
annul tna hnn4..v4 fili.i l .1 i ; . I i . .
"umuiw; auu mi ui iue verv oesi nnvp i i ion mm him i-... nt
- ..v.i. Hum iinii, c auuw iiiai i? J r.
",veuuljf"fi;rJ I . j rtan exile, soundingsilike ilhe
Wm&JStW' Tt m ihe striken children of iVeeddm ; or the
IJW ' - " . V" limpet toned voice ibf the old statesrnan, 2ath.
eritig some bfj its ancient strength, and ringing
almost as full. and sonorous as when in days of
old its clarion peal sounded iiwnoie of cheer and
Courage lo a nation in its trjamphal, march to
glory and lo greatness, j i i I
ground tf 3' wuf y o ana on loreign
kS5S;h! ha4M he policy you proi.
L,f'kd.Vol vn.hMkni ,L-Jr
(tltir.fl if P''f u',ob ,0' eoniineii.
;WetisS-n 7 J 1
iffi11? doctrines are destructive
to, tno',abica pHnciples are: essential
SS'Hfd: happirresk of our sul:
ia n;- t8r ,h1b6dwbich as nourish.
iT" wo win crushf you, as
lil'rHKarioes so desiructive of
aiiaff S00" :.ocJer of. iheworld.? Th
JEFFERSdN ! D i!V IS S ! TH EOLD
PLATFORM." i !
We have
Nottt'ifrenieiid
Ji?PV?ia-1 K ueeply, fhouirh rov!
:i7rl:?f ?mJiM Mnport, as ihe exl
r"caDri;C',nl ranhJ suHversion of
Iik.tQ g9ernment hf t"riAi .1:.:
despair:
"liwLuI at ,fPre9' earning nk
Odr.! 7,Hja lOf the Winrl5-..i lL
HkOt tollonlr J.. "V"" V.
sPae:aWr'VecWity of our
! W policy
in
4!
run our eve river a sneeeh of
lliV Jerierson U a vis, delivered at the Miss
issinni Conventlonnf tbeSth r of Jiiniiarvl
,and reportetl in the Mississippiah. VVe
nave- ueeii nui niuuie. amuseu uy it, ior
ria S one can ! fail to be amused at the as.
sumption and arrogance ,bjc;li Mr. Davis
manifests whenever he appears in public.
The Joe Miller speculation, of buying a
miri at tbej prjcejbe setiHopjpri himself;
could never bavejivorkedlmore favorably
fits ohginal applicntion than it would
!ibecaVof'MiUDav.s.l M W . H rJ
He commenced bv etnressinp bis t?rat.
ification at the manifestations around hitii
0f pie f reunion jpf all lmoeratV M for
th jsupport jdf Democratic '; princiles.w--4
These manifestations must hayej been sin
gularly local and limited, and at all events
they failed to modify Mrt Davis's hostili
ty to his late colleague, ! Whom be denoun.
; r v ti iriiw Vevrv w rn a n ' ? a pib. i v nmn fii
i liefirl n iue policy lol which we T r J " r" r - -pi-"-
j Mn5fm r i ,. r jryiiu .precede! tv
Ui. J ! . . ' It nnla loft rt nfi IKa AnirWiaM iinnl.l InAlr'
" Tlgf ttv ' r f,r,reaai ; we bare f "-4 . . w,,i ft4- xuuipvH jWvum
fStX':Herty 4 he world' I odlrnooli ;i and jeMhis tseems to.be
ii Fti f utfctt we' have shown i mi., t Mti Davis's understandinir of the arrange-
THE WOMEN SAVjfiD FROM THE
. ' AlMAON. j -;
. A correspondent of the London Times, wri
ting from Southampton under jdate tlf Mhie 13th
January, gives the subjoined narrative relative
to the escape of two of the female passengers
from 1 be burning steamer ? Amazon Ii
" The escape of .Mrs. Maclennan was almost
a miraculous one. She was twice separated
from her child, an infant ol tender age ; yet the
courage she displayed in recovering j it, in the
midst ol the scenes of horror attending the ra "
pid conflagration of ibei shtp, ihows j the endu
ring love ol a mother, which rto circumstances
of danger to herself could cause her to forget.
v e regret to add ibattbe, husband of Mrs.
Macleunan is among the fearful list of the raisi
ing by this terrible catastrophe. She, hpwev
er, entertains a fiim conviction that (Mr, Mac
lennan escaped in one of the boats which has
yel lb be accounted for.iand'we understand ex
presses an expectation, that he may !jet be
beard of. M rs. Maclennah is severely bruised,
and her health is considerably! shaken by (he
fearful sufferings through which she has pass
ed. On landing at Southampton to day she
was powerfully affected. ;f j '
Miss Smith, tbe other female passenger,
has displayed a heroism arid intreoiditv through.
put these painful scenes which place her almost
in the rank of Grace pafjingi She is ia very
prepossessing younglady,land we Understand
took a passage by the Amazon to Join a family
in Porto Rico, with wbomiibe had obiaioed the
appointment of I governess. Mils Smith states
thai, after having retired to rest on ihe eventful
ttightt she was aroused by! a sadden j noise and
a cry 6l fire V She rushed put jof jherf berth
iu her night dress, bui was met tiy some gen
llemen, who conducted or carried? her back 10
her cabin, enjoining ber ribt b alarmed, as the
flames would soon be 1 suldoed. From jibe in
creasing confusion, however, sbe thought it best
to prof ids for "her own) safety, jani accordingly
obtained, possession of a blankei and a petticoat
(snatching mp tbej first arjiclfs.at jbauid) and
rushed upon tbe deck.! The appearance of mat
ters there, it appears,! impressed her with tbe
conviion that Capt. Synsons liadilost all con.
trol oyer his crew, w bo , were' , rapidly launch
iug the boats, and getting a way frpm tbie ship
aslasi as iheylcojulldj jliss ,0m ill b therefore,
formed tbe resolire of saving her jow-j life "if
possible, andset about if vfiibja cpblnels quite
extraordinary,' She putrti her (eiiicat, en
veloped herself j in the blanket, and then, mak
iog 14st one end of a rope to. some pai( of the
bulwarks of the ship, !ajb securibk the .other
painjiings in Dusseldorfon the same terms.
rince Albert, the Duke ol Devonshire, and
Sir Joseph Paxton have also promised to be.
f r mu AvkililiAPr.
wwiT CAIIiICI9 : .-
A proper-twiildihg can be erected and the
. , , ; 0
goods all stored ready for exhibition it is sun.
Ped, for less than 200,000 Dollars ; a sum,
ai niy ceq's a , ticMt, which would; be reim
buraedto the exhibiters if only half of the cit
izens of New York, Brooklyn, Williamsburg,
and Uersey Ciiy were to visitUt once.
JSuch an exhibition would give New Yorkers
a bujsy and profitable summer. Hotelkeepers,
steamboat, and locomotive proprietors, omni.
bus fawners, &c. would have reason to remein
ber such an event orevr. ji
Protecting Letters. Many thousands of let.
tersjsent to the pott ofn.ae as dead letters, the
persons to whom , they are sent not beit.g
found. These are; destroyed unless they con
tain! enclosures of some kind : and often inlor-
jmation of-value to the. persons addressed, or
I , ' S , ' 1 . " a . t. ' a '
tneir mends, is destroyed with them. We see
it staled tbat in a new edition of ibe regula
tions uf tbe Post Office, about to be published,
it is) provided tbat in every case where (be wri.
ter of a letter ; chooses to protect il from the
chaijce of being ppened at the Department and
desi toyed as a dead letter, he can do so by pre !
paying the postage, and writing legibly on the
sealed side thir words, "to be presorted;" in
which case it will ibe rescued from the liability
of being committed to.tbe flames, and its seal
will remain intact. iVal. Int.
The Trenton (Jfcw Jersey) True American
mentions the appearance in that place of a man
who has just been; released from the State Pri
son, after a term of twenty years. During this
time the march of improvement has been so.
rapid that almost etery vestige of all that was.
familiar to him has. been swept away. Cities
andtowus have grbwn up, railroads and tele.
graphs have been established ; ihe ocean is.
navigated by sieam ; in short, almost every;
thing which to us appears old and void of tiov.
elrylmust appear strange and wonderful to him.
fie enterert hi Pelt nf eiirhl hv teri a'' VOUnff
man, and comes out with the marks of age and
. ; . . . i - r -
toe stamp ot ignominy upon pirn. .
Mangum has long had an earnest desire
to retire from puhlic life. His health, too.
lor many months has been feeble, for
which cause he was detained at Washing
ton long after the close of the last session
' m w
01 Uongress. Uut we are happy to stale
that when we last saw him in Hillsboro',
a short time before bis return to Washing
ton to resume bis duties in the present
session, his health had considerably im
proved ; and as he continues to occupy
his seat in the Senate, we have reason to
hope that the improvement is still going
on, and that ere long he will again enjoy,
in a good degree, his former vicrnron
Health. If tins should be tbe case, and he
can be prevailed upon to accept the nom
ination for Governer, we have no hesita
tion in'express.ng a belief, participated in
byjmany, that he is the man for the cri
saT If his health would permit him. to
canvass the State, his clarion voice would
arouse the Whigs to a degree of enthusi
asm and a unity, of purpose which have
not been often witnessed in North Caroli
na. We do not believe the Whig stan
dard could be committed to safer bands.
Hillsborough Recorder.
hti bat and hapding it to the frm
v was a reai r forence bat, a
article; that shbne like black sMi..
old gentleman took the hat and! rr
the barkeeper to send for a quirt I
lasses. . i j ! 1 j ' J
r The cheaplsort, at six tentl a
thatsthe kiadjl usje jin; thrs expcrl:
said be, banding over bis j six bdr -the
bar keeper. - j '' jf '
The molasses was brought, and t!
lanaicr, wun a very grave and hiy t
countenance, poured it into the d
bat while the exquisite took out hi
to note time. Giving the bat ttvocr
shakes, with a SSignor Blita adrnitn
experimenter placed iii on his tal l
stared into it. as if wafching the
ful process of Bolidiffcation. .
r Time up,ai thsel dandy.
; Tbe old farmer moved the Ijnt.
I do believe it ain't iiardened.l said'
a tone of disappxiintmerit ( rni
somehow or other this time, and U
I have lost the bet.;-.;. Bar keeper, 1
gentleman have the cigars twrlv
mind, and charge Vm n his b 11."
i.-:Wb.at oNh.lB d:r roa ed t
quisite-'youVe: spoiied my haf, t!.
me five dollars; and you must 'pay ;
1 " That Wast! in lh! ha pr. in ,
said the bid gentleman ; "but Til I
keep tbe molasses, which is a JittK
than we agreed fbr.?i i
! Having drained the tenacious (lul l
i bis beaver as best be could intri a j p!
ithe man of moustaches rushey frc
place, his fury riot much abftted 1
isopnds of ill suppressed laughter -followed
his exit.; He made his con:
at the police office bbt. as U npr
that the experiment was I triejd wi:
ovyn consent, the money couldj not I
cofe red. - j L4(i'ir.l?..j-E; Ii
j THE CLIMAX IlEAClil-D.
The great Hungarian propagandist rr
hj climax at Allegheny Qity on lie SO:!,
jour extract will shoV in what ma incr ;
j ; I Mrs. Johnson, a1 member of l ie cor
jtien, was announced as'desinng t pre?
cHjd, seven monthjoldwbom sh& had r
afer Kossuth: before shei had exnerted f .
'kiL. L. . .e .'.; 1 . . .
nm pjKasure 01 seeing mm an Ar.
The child was presented and Kossuth prt
eaioe louowing messing upon binj :
f V May be be -vijer mav be belhanni r
his1 namesake.. but mav! ha Inve lil ;..
Iflove mine love justice and freedom a 1,
ueas honest as l beJote- Mod believe I l
Interesting Farf-i-. Thm 1?, Ji n '
Principal of the Deaf ,l4 J)epar tfrer.t
! Caution io Parents. The Boston Traveller
notices the death 4f a child in that city by con
villi a ion . caused bv eat ins raisins. This is no
r - f; . . ! ilon. Willie 1. iuangum 1 "ouiu u oe
common occurrence. Dr. Dewees.tn bis work on ; . ... , ,u;o i.
, , . , j j. j- I. .1. .t 1.1J impolitic, at this particular juncture 01
the physical and medical treatment of children, l T, 7 . . 1 . 1,
('book which parents should ownj) mentions ' 1 " " ; - . , .T
)i .l.!:li.:u..- r.j- .t,... ...... unon the Honorable benator to lead in
WHO SHALL BE THE MAN?
A number of distinguished gentlemen
have been spoken of, in different parts of
the Stale, as in every way worthy of the
high position of candidate of the Whig
Party for the office of Governer of North
Carolina. But, who ought the Conven
tion to nominate, is the question. Not the:
man in regard to whose success there will;
be doubts and fears ; but a gentleman
whose very name will, whilst elating the;
Whigstbrougbout the State with certain!
victory, strike terror into the ranks of the
enemy. : j
Like others, we have a preference ; but
if we know oursell. our prelerence is con
ferred on the man who .will command tbei
whole strength of the party who will be
certain to beat the candidate of the De
mocracy ! j
What say our Whig brethren to the
Hon. Wtllie P. Mangum ? Would it toe
Virginia InsiUuiioh. stilesr1 in Ibis last i
Eng report that our own country iV the r r.
jiii which ihequesiion whet hef the cli: '
deaf mutes are themselvea apt lojbe
;approached solution.!! Two hundred eJ
jdeaf mutes assembled, .in llairtfbrlj, t) :
Cut, September 23t! 18501 j Of these; 1C J
i ---- - iaav;, -- a V V' fj 9 lUCTC.i
! were parents, the parents of 102 cliUrr .
ty eight ol wbpm can bear and speak. I
ces are given of parents, boib deal from
having children able1 io jbear and f pea k.
jinsi'aiic," says Mr,Tyler xiss in V
liiuiion, in the case-! ol' an instructor c
amiable wife, both deaf jfromlbiri but
two bright little boys have all thtir sen
perfection. So that tbe apprehension i.i.
tion," continues J ibe' Principal, ') is r. :
cient ground for denyingj to deal nr.."
chief eanbly happiness, jthk jscbJbi ar
cise of virtue tbe state! which preserv
lions, and fills cities and churched, ar.d 1
i.eif:' , !r yMu i r-i -:
ine oeain Ol iuicc ciiiiuit-ii iiuill iur nine cauir, 1 1 -
ItJC UUl.vrat ill w uiv.u r nic . uu L4 . iu
cm tr 7to nlnce in his hands the standah
0"-0 - - I ; 1
around wbich cluster so many glorious
"' : 1. . I . . '.. I J ..' : " L I . -
ana remarks r 'uaMioere is no siomaco. umess 1 "r . " . " r
ii be that of ibe ostiich. that can master the ' gage 7 to place in his hands the standard
sliin of the raiim. 1
Fire.'-Rail 1 Road firidne Bun
Bridge on tbe Wilmington & Raleigh ll '
about 80 feet in lenstb. and some 8 ml
town, was de si toyed by fire last roornir -.
ore is neiieved to nave;, been ibe work
incendiary. ' The Company! will I. .
bridge repaired immediately, so j as to f
ihe cart to crrS4 to da v. A short deter:'
curred yesterday, in coniequencetof tha c'
01 naggage, which b4d lo be maca at ti:
ptace. tvumutgion Journal,
i A BLACKS EYE.
Whenever yod get a blacWeye by
on the ice, or from runing kgainst!:
post, apply a cloth , wrung lout c
warm water and fenev t until t!
ceases. The moisture and heat ; 1
the blood, and sends it back lo .2
channels. Use warm or bet, bu
ase cold! water to lbs bruise!
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