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( 4 VP HlDrrifiin lUlUll ' ti c rural ri r.!n. -wlie frc-tAnc mny have r.Ite .tJrt!c Brt.t-IiC rartj, wjm?trhat iheyjwnrtt. -whcrcfer thcj Mftfiml fl ' 0 T !' AlllCVIf till lflllll ''' ' 3
x '--i . 's"fr ",-r-'"tT'' ?T - n " -- - ' I ''"f"1 a ttrM-Ic b-twn; the wtberniipl issue frui.iWtairiCf- in.r-f tietr' t!iv-464 . '.Mr; D?ehAt 1 1: .t ;rj:niii!.,n. aviwv!ly;'ic'csMe i tbey pfffwe a freet :aitack "ojm the liw th;t f . -T -M'
j ii AliJblU-Xii lii.. j ! S.fithpn iJol-ue. as .to v1 fhuUI cbtaiivi.a J ; N nnn f .-anj- a-irity au,l fbstrvalinn ': 'lea I Ke b--?s (ht in ftdjAinirfcrin tl e -overamcnt rott:t prorenvi .: Th'U-w Wli?rh -c tpct prrp-v-.' fi'.i R A L E I Q H , W . . C . "
X n 'i --- .-" tnnmrui. in fcumi in the. larci j" r-Iank t fjj c,r,?p.il frtui Wiii-f.;f t.'-e "r.Ct." that tt -Krenent . Mt..K.- .tU$ mnTia tbi rrin,- ! 'rf V hf' Mimri 'iV r.i.t'lUjfin hr ie4t th,'J.S:s-r i-f our - -v.-- -
I-etrr ofthe Ilea. Krnuc'.h ajnfr.
iht Nomination for the YUe Presidency.
. rvti.r!Mr,".T.ir J Z", 1
f;fnfci.i"i:tn 'rMcl.in t?,!' tar. I findjf
i. r r . i i.,i v-.J ; ' ,1 ?. ; V - i i . c ' ij v..i ..iw.-i. - .:i:ii;";i.iin -jwviir j. jj iiKP-r- ; xrcmnan wa-i fr.riy erery rct-ri .ulv n- - - mfli : ire tne tfiMty -aeciarea princpiesui .a pur-, f3Bj true, laiuirul, iiccrtt
x- J i r- i " " , - j; :i"'M ",r "."'F-' """ 'V . - . c ' na,F"V ?J :UI l!'r ,j:e time,.Feoni- ton-itnjca-; stuma man eiamiiaarnUation wttfi the-lViriK'ra-'" tion tit ihemcnw1voarerouritS:iui:eratiiutn,an.4i.i , i y
"x ;V,,,e l': m "Vy'tmr tr- ( j ffm the vervjinuerent i,ntnreof t! e order !,y ibx-pu!ar mind. The ..pliant? f.derl, ! y. is a3.ni'.tbViu:TI:e, latter j-. uW-rupijfiui whoe numbers U 1870. at ilia rular in?re:ij; ' Jf lbcr as9 ,u:T KortaW
I ru.W . !-itr-f- filmi."C.l "--.-.-'' ui tlM8 party; einbraeing iti ue-beartcd Americans of4 ie, stalking- thron-!i H'.d, j ffVlitertir sr.ceniUej:I4atn, aiid, indeed, everything that ' thircoujitry wilUrt- thai such lireo fbmild infue ?h ftsata aa against laa NUu IhX
city,)on tJi.i'i.J.av. Mine j !i.i.w- j.-o .uhhiih; every si ide cf opinion, on tbo other and in. nor men from t!.eir rr-prietv. In t!.p '.-fai-M -ns the i?nUth al minutes and f,r which she ha- ln-' their spirit into Uir laws, anil j warn :u.d biis wSsa'aU giro toeir to m
io.Hidr nr.iiimatrftl as a r-mdHlate f ; tl:.' ...ee ; n,,cit ,:r,divid(il r.rl. unditi acted- by sw- whi th diitmet oty eountrv-in. th dchit U i erri.neot:lvhHd' fedWs! lm tOone.re-rHVn.i'Ue: a-i' -; tl.o:r-lrre-ioiv! Are they sfeficd t. submit I kaow only my, country, ny whole rv
Jieeil resident J t.e Lnir-I . -?t. :av:ui iWh! u issuek; I did n-i .wi.4i t se the viidem-cand e;f:nrhoti,n wl:Hi pretail' in 0&- ! r.nehaM tU J;s sr-endmc'timearm,hd the f,Wle'rat-.: their jives pro'xfrtv.reli.'aii everything else.. J7 T.: ' - . t
candidate .iur rreident. j
) r me, in the irt.rlic-c.- gentlemen, to cx-j.
prestoyou, and through' y. u. tofthosc wb.srj ;
lest.irhoriia'i f hcir confiuenc aiI
loahri'teu gratitude tor tnis e.vUioitin
tocoiffor on mc- s d;Kfin"uihe 1 an
Also'pdv esliniatc theb'-nor of bavii)
associate 1 with th:vt r.f the .gill tat jt.ekton. irt
rinntxi-in w ith toe two' first t lire unler lit
vo fir,st i.J-.-e- un.ler it
hi..oafhIoten.f-tiKhc! .v.ii
wh whct!:er in facing
g'jvoriincnt a man, w
'to .hi? C'luhtrv's hKrorv
the fie in titue of war. or" delibciltinjrm the!
eounijil i haiiihcr in time of.poaee, hrjs over prov-j
en hnclf to be bcddfiMe, eoncrviivc and pat--
tmt A- Altlo.uh-tfit.se from -wl:oai pis nommi-
t!i ljiitr tIirl,v.riir.V.l ini:r(l tif if5 1!" 1BSJ
i.S i n tny estimation, thegre Her. Considering alt
v....
ti e circiiiiistanee srroitritIitg -tlieni, at.tl tfiel'
'r? diifiejilties hy which they were environed, theii";
t ' Ii must U; regarded, by every jiist anddair
.jnimird man; a f ree from every taint of se!Iish-j j
fic-s hnd eorruption. .Tiios.; wlui vt.dunteer a s
"a f f !"rn liope'' are not . likely- ti he moved bvi
ope are not . likely- t. he move-l l,y,;
: derat ions; and. in their selection ofj ,
ire tyWl them,- their c.'pdce i inostj
se!fiji eons
t
tlioewiio are
- Jikclito fill on men, whtuu thevsupif)se to pos
ppss.a'ie it ihties . that can Le relied on In .the
hour f in il. i . '
f .ua i agree, m tiie mam.wi7i i ydu an f .tnoc,,
i
.yon rrprescnf, in reganl to the e;i;s mitl tiangers1!
whicli now he.-?et our common country, vet wed
.... ... ..... ....... ,
r common country, yet we doji
the movement of thetnnes.fj
ime-st.u. 1 point. - AVhile weji
not ph. ha My, view
iroin p.vaetjy tne ame st.iri l fxiint. i - rule wen
maytjoncur ns.to the end, we may differ someJ
t t
whatlas to the. means' of re-cuiniour coontrv!
from j'te dangers whit h thiea'cn it. j Antiouated!
.Vastlid plea m.iy l.-e, ith many who yet p'rofe.-'S
lo oefi-ng to tue Ameriesn party, vt,.l still rc-
i ii . i.: !. .. : : .,' !
raio i'ij; oi'i miss.uii m nio an.rrcMii move-
..... . .. . . 1." ''. ("ii J"'J" 7j
V,.iV;fts vi:t fhe. .nijiMgu ration of' an inte:-ej
.'Vrkof .Viiii-i Viiii nati mah'rv, no o.nly in the!
Ifg" -n . nf-., ; ,,r ,,r.r r.r,,T.I Lhf rn:nt.
rrr civil ao.f religious lrectiom, against
nie l l:;i;or enernactitiienta ami corf opti.ng.ten-
tieiie t-. i t u:e i tiurcli tt flome; wi
: ' f'be' t'hurch of Ilome; which ha? ar-j;
rave.;
...... ...... i"'ca.n , i ioii.li Jim ..in j.
ciiitt, m alliance with a powerful nnrfv anil
the piji'servatipn of our national Li:)on, agaiiist
U f ojtioi,:sts, .North or
South, Easj or Vest. jj
rincip'.cs.orj objects in-;
The.-cthrce e!em.fitary pri
volve
of mere
hiine
transde;
the fri
on, who Joy es his; own country, and tho people!
of lns)wn country, better than other countries)!
Ai d ilnr. rA .r.Iau K . .-TAn . 1 3 J 1 . 1. A . (:
.,-tJio dospotic domination f.fthe Ronii.4h Chursh-
..fl. . I. I ' , . .
I'nioiJwith its imperfections, 'rather tihan run the
oo--i resoivea to maintain liivioiare, tne
Vs iivz as the Aineriean nartv adhbred strictlv
totheje three rent pri nci riles; as I'ing as it hs
true tji its mission as 4ong as it igeorel ail ex
trnneijusand minor questions; as long as it prescr
ved its usfi;c of a" great popular uprising against
foreigSi influence, priestly t-yrarfny, antl :Usault3
upon the Union, itjwept every thind before it.
As loj'g as its members agreed to bdcTate dilicr
encc if Qllinion. on frrelpvni.t V-iiieioiis-!Mij- to
irmoi ia.uoiis nigucr, tar nigner,- man any A ,er c.anism. Ahv man. either Aorth ot South.
administrative rwdicT. crrowiiitr out of ourll .i,M,..i.iai1;a , Inn cift't-rr- n fii onfICim.
tic interest ns . a nation.; The two first j I1Njsi nnd ivho sntains American nrinciplesi as
ol in importance anvthin? . fmbracetl inil :ff,-v kw J ik rrrinrr nnt Vital nnnliot
me-w'ork or Vineration , of onrifrec institu-ll -eA.jn,Antl tt. v-i.:v,: nf-etAirorv'' aUI.oiI
iMtns.aneit. . lue.y-.anecv inan in luf moral anaio,.', not a rehaf.Io. American ; and if ever truo A'mcit.t - -.en-otnVi"!,-? jj we shall
9e.. well as in; his political i chit&tSs-. Il?re,l; tJie Country is saved fn-nrforeign influence, .Ro- ' preprint one solid phalanx against thcT.iyrmidons
ti.en,-. -is a "-'platform," large enough-and strong nijsj aggression, andthe horrors of. disunion, it of forcignisro, 11 .manism and tlisuv'u.-ni-and
enoug5Ktf r every man in the jlepnblic'to ftandf w;n hot hVihrough hi aid or instrumentality, t ! the contest wijl l e decided on ibeseues; alone.;
I -i --- - l y -.L". j 111. I
act trelher for the -general good, nothing coaTMif.
stay its march. - The rival parties of the country fgo
stood aghast at its jwhirlwind progress. I am not f Cf,u
.-uic- lis immense streugtii , tiia not originate me
cause 'of its hxie disasters Its friends seemed to
. thinkjit strong enough, to carry -any and every
rtiing-anl hence hey endeavored to engraft np
en It, jotber i-sues tif domestfc nolics? ad of sec-
tiona I -import. Of its enemies, those! who onenlv
I r . i
assailed it with, sl ijader and misrepresentation
. were powerless f;r- barm: whilst - (others crept
vvithhj its f .1 s, some to pervert "ifriin its prin-
. i. ! "V"-'.; ,l io:ic.u.i-jiy ;mi j j
r j tm i' : i i . . t . .i . . . . . . . - . . -. j - . . . . . : i i i
otir.-i i iw i.-r... ---'l then agqirj, the mdii-
.erentj-thosc JV...O have no fixed opiijions on any
.question, but who will fight for whomsoever will
' ' 'J, , T. - . ' . " ' l"u u:l,lil1 P'ouoaans
enlistad. under its banner to carry on tsel;is!i views:
and tojthat ervl fdsiej oh it, to sbmd extent, the
aiachipery ofpartyjpolitics. -
The eject was iasantly.apparer.t. As soon as
those f one section began to interpolate on its
creed heir views of .antL-'slavery.and those of an
other -eeti .-n, their views of pre-slavery as soon
as thdtlirection and management Of the order
' was tken from the hands of the honest nd un
pretending masses with whom it had originated,
rnd wjio adhered to it for the sake of its princi
ples alone,, 'and it fell under the ctdhd of selfish
and ambitious politicians the people of the coun
try saw ami felt that something was rvrorg ; and
enthusiasm began trgrve way to inditTcianeeand
negleit. With its first reverses, itlose who had
gotten control f the order became alarmed; ami
tlien commenced that series .f temp risings and
"LluntEers, which have ended -in pn;-?ii tying - the,
lblie mind, to some extent, asjr.i "our" definire'
aims and subjecting us to ihe charge of hiconV
isenjry and vacillation.' In the vain expectati- ?j'
of disjirniing theene:nies of the order, of their
weaprrs of falsehood and perversiod.ct ncessions
have een jnad.e again and again, which, instead
t.'f.abatfng. have oniy increased tlir-violenee cf
their jnalignity. In the equally vain Slope of mol- f
Jitying the hatretf of the" Jlomish Cljurch, and of
satisfying the croaking cofjscif nti usTiess of lukc
warnifrinds, one rf our cardinal rinciplos (I
mean resistance to the aggressions o ' the Romish
Hierarchy) hasbeen so diluted, tha , like Doug
las' Kiwsas bill, it J is construed one way in one
section, and another in another.- Iifaddilia to
this, -pther issues, extraneous to th objects ant
purposes itfthe order, have been added from time
to tmie differing in different sections, q enable
local jxilitifians to save themselves; it home, re-gardl-jss
of the effect upon the gen nr:! good of
the order, as a nrtionalrrrraiuziUi-fTi. r "Ar.d it has
tornca oUjt, that many who aided iri originating
this gpeat . mdvemenf many', who ought for :tt
with flight and main, jn the days r,f its pristine
punt tind tlvemseiycs felt far in tils roar , and
. that they hafe. become, elects- of .l-nnneiafv.n
and abuse, by those, who have thus travestied itslii; 1 flnn.lJt. f,;r iho" nItinn tn b,Vh tkn, "'
stmplfe and
fair lineaments vrha held aloof from
itinhe we-akness of its infancy, butjwba rnsh-d jlis
tO ltsjemliraceinthQ streneh of its manhood!, mf i
r . i i , , , i
iuicih uiu;ii!2iT woici ocserus. ami nre-
dlctc the consequences, at the Philadelphia
Convention in June, IS 55. I then discovered a
growing disposition to try and conciliate ths ad-
uw... ..UUMOII VyllU.VII III VV lIHI 7tttTff,
by abhtingihe stringency of our opposition to
I iiiu wuiii uua oasumpiious or apacy auu x
warned our friends, that if this was done, it would
i aot only be a compromise of a great principle ;
, Vut that whilst it would fail to appease the bitter
i.iauk in ft. i ni every ea.Tt-m my .power t
n-ir.t'!u-intM-t!i. Inw r.l.iifi!r: thnf whfr
the ln.;iicon xnrtyJJr,Al t t wa!k tliat p!a:ik.
it rl-ul-l ! i so t itwrrtfx. rirst Lec:tnethe
agiU'iioi,. as an '' electioneering h.d.hv a$ tip
ar.tilAinf-rrcan party i 'doing-, hying dwn a
r htf. rnito he en.4rapd as ajiti I.ive:y' in one
; XQU xfiroe hit S.iit!
icrn friend, that even if
ti1CNi cm succeed jin oljtaining 'the strongest
rrulnvrry p! itfrm they on-hde-lre, yet., if
(. therrly disruption id ihe. ordca folhiwe.l (as l
feared, I elioted, aii) .redu'ted would be the ear;) !
with the b Sii of mir njationa! unity, we should he
the tjalimiau f our strength. 1 then told the'rir!
thntitfio bvs :,i harnior.v and concert of action
t 1. 1 , ... r. , : !,' . ... .U .' .- .
: uuj' i pi i uiiiii i!tru us, cai in uiu-.i'iiuin;.
l?at otj-.er c.unscls then mine -ami tiiosc -w!o
cormirrril with .m nrev'ailed. -The slaverv nnns -
... , citm, ana nro-siavery in- another. anu even ; the Lnna we are rea izir the sad irtnor.pn-
regard m v -f 1 .had wished it, I knew very.-' weJLtbat '.wirh ! ees of that:"ninst"uiiwie and onfortHna'imea.suj'el' i
nt'.l n l.1 l , ,f t iI.a 4..,-.:,..... r t. -i . t '- i; - ir-;. 1 '
honor. 1: (rvrv wit tin "it ini(f'Vr.iiU l. scti(?fr..;ttfiillr 1 .t.t,A-.j I ! A I ... ...... v... Aktt L i
-, nl " ,lna tiliwd out. It Av.ll I.erN'ii'lf'rted hv in inv that I trV mkmho ti n-v.ilU-.u.l' ; ?"rkr-i ;ii
t;. nlv?ti loterpda'ed upon the: three "pdnts," i .
Trc :,nil slmph-,' (to u.4A '-phrase- of late j i
Kurpean ; rip!omacy)4-repidiiition ' of that por- U
t;,nv.f the pi a! fonu lid folow in mr.st of thef i
.f'.rthernt State Councils the Southern clectitxf
,1,,,.; thi- Summer ond Fall, of 'oo showetdsd
wasVigha and' wlnt wa? wrongand we afe now
reaping t
subject c
:e bitter fruits of ovir .dissensions ion the
' fc!:iverv. I ': ''" I - . ' t
I am now as I have ever
. , . . -). .---; -
jeen, since the hrst
irCef.tionof the 'American 'movement, an 'Amferi-
t.:w lje orim.-ii -
j.cify their creeds
f.ei'f.ii ;yp nlmit fh:
i)eitv 'in W p diric
cnn 0f tlie.orii
nal -type. Others may alFcr or
as they choose but formv-
iCj statue of no other foreign
nWto
i't-i
any p.mtieal I'antfieoti, till tlie- great
i.rohleni is solved, wih ether our country is ta bo
j conthdletl and govbrticd.hy the American people ' allowed t-i offer a word of a Ivice I iwoyld np-
or by a pie-bald rapblc from other lahds wheth-1 peal to every- national, conservative, ;. Cnmn-Ioy-.
; cr.xve are to cnjiiy Protestant freel-"m of con- ; ingnan, from the Kay'.ol'.Cini'eUr t the (Jalifor
! Fcieice,-of' whether we arc to" bow in abject slaye-1 nian gnlph, to forget ,- for thejtinie lUljmiiior; dif
' ry-t'' the!I.ehet )f'Rome -wliether the Union j" ferehces and to unite in on4 omivioti struggle,
i to:he prce'n-ed, or undertuinetl by fiction. against the common 'enemy of Jail, 'i Wlj.ctfier pro-
its 5true,sl -liave iiny opinions on the various
ejies'ioiis. growing out nt slavery, as farm ami
fisctl'as anv man in rjSe bin 1: hut I do not intend
to aljow tiieso tipinions jto interfere with my sup-j a party whfch is deceiving f both ;' andwhnsa
port!; f V? mar iny! attachment to, the iiighcr,game is, to keep them in perpetual, coatiiet, -thatj.
and tmbler . ends
f Americanism.
1 am willing
to rewgni'7.e,:'to cj-uhscl with, and to act with, any
antt every .man,, initiie .maintenance -anu snprxrc-i
of Aineric.n principles ; no matter what may be
liia rininoitisi nn the Kilbieet of sla ver.v iirnriiJntJ
ne willing to siTbrdinato those opinions, as I
nm ;tlPi to thethjretj great cardinal .principles of
en tali tv
-s-EArertniAinff- these'views. I hafe. from the he
'nnins. exerted all inv humble influence to pre-
. it r - i . .
harniony and! concert ef action! in" the
m"ic-tti n-irtv o snnnress noseor.T. nml to teen
- " - - - tr ., .... ,
our 1 forcesi united for the irreat strurrele before
ot oijly to coimbat foreign!, domi-
anny, and disunionici, but we
us. av e nave not
i . j. j
nation. Papal tyrann
have to (Hitttend with a nartv which has! onenlv
q j-otitend w'tu a party which has openly
itself! with thejtwo former, and which en-
nHicd
courages' the' latter, by the bestowal of place and J serious, material by its'enemi.es yet,tfiiici anjd its
profit on its advocatds. . In order to our success,5 own native vigc r will resforeit; and fjtyviil- Con
all thei elements of opposition should be united. ' xinue to grow and expand, till its Jjhmches wiil
Our; dissf'rjsions v'n i the sul ject of slavery only,
enure to th benefit of this saine party, which has
the I assnrabce to' call itself 1 Democratic ;! which
manages to .us' slajery agitation as an element
jtrength ; "which assemhles notorious free-
ilerVind Irampant "fire eaters'" at the same
couricil-bdapl ; whiclji proclaims the repeal of the
iMisouri Compromise to be in aid of Slavery at
one end ot tpe country, anu jq iavor oi ijeeuom
at the other?; whopo jate platform at Cincinnati,
lixetj aip to gull the South, was "swallowed" by
those who intended t0 "pukQat up again ;" (see
Mr Jjentqn's late speech at St. Louis,) whose an-
ri ..rt . .i r r i
!teceIents priove, that its managers ami; wire-
workers are ready to (sell - the South to the North
to-drjw'ur tile North to the South to-morrow, as
willibest - erlablo tfiein to h obi on to the spoils of
...... i . . . i .
wi u ibest oriaMa them to hold ;on tothespoi
office. If they can combine -without regard to
Uthoir v.iii itiKviews j-n the. tquestiori of slf.very,
j, f,,, ,.Jr;M)s-e, why 'cann-t wo do the same,
tor i.e rci-ojnilis!.iT.ent of a tewJ tirpo?c i ."
i
In
taking a cann purvey ..f the whole fiel l - of
jopcitations, jandlre conlentfrng forces arrayed,
jl, iii common with others, j have had to decide
i:nlf r whpF-leaderslnFid would fight in the con-
n!cr who
ict Mn
fiictJ Much as. I disapproved and regretted
omc of the proceed ings of tlje Philadelphia Con- J
veutjiohs' of the 18th stnd 2d.6f February last, yet
I -vAi boiintS to regard them as the only halion
Y'llgWganizel exponents cf "what was left of the
;American p4rty. tay American parYg- for of
jAuricttn jpupiucxwiisirju ihey -are enau.'.
.gh ouriprospec s may -,be lesabnghtj novy,
thar the once werer-yet, as a loyal ArncncanT;
fl ,ust regard these Conventions as the only
ji mg.nnu wiiiKisias imig as ioVu vi imuve muu, ijentified with the Democratic party. MIc
jtleviluon .tojreh-gious; -freednm, and the memory !;has bcen lr 'public life almbst uninterruptedly
j.f those acrifices which-our 'fathers made -to; 5ince islO ! Vhere is the' legislative imeajsuw of
seefe to thel-mrp, sntdl continue to exist. d g.ie fareign policy originated byim that
Altl ougli; b nmlers jmay have been made al-, . to 0 ' ft. in M;-'.,i,i;v i.Uiorv
Le V" "-"fX' i V? Vi Y , fummated through his agency, except the umm
K ?fchUvm-nn'f7 hu rre?Me"-i portant comnieitcial trbaty with Russia, which is
rjt . ,;f,,,r - V.x T" 1 . 'lu :uauW'" .
U.i i ,ii l., 4,: .:,u .i,.., i .i u:i:
iw.uj.-.....;. ruvl... ....... .u.),o,,1itr.Il..ui,u,mj ,
I Vf- Even if Iwere(.take theground as
pome have tldne.) that the Conventions of the 13 th
hnd 22d of February' had so far "departed from !
Jlie j original! landmarks of Amerieanismas-to j
f , T,- u,r""? r, ."n'1- ; f 1 . v
absdl
nsmvcu Yvery4tMiic.-JcaTi .irom aii oongauon to i
fustain the nomination, .? rth Awduean nomina-
f-i-stilt, iri.thc absence of any other candidate
If the Aniencan party, i d na.ial character, .
rhave presented to; me, in Mr. lillmore, a Jean- ;
innate woj iny in my conntionce ana suppof i.
.T I Iii I- T l , t - JI J
f"T rvr-;-'- v" v" "--" -vi t
honest heart, and national, conservative,.and r
ftatesmanlik (views If he erred (during: his ;
PresidentiaU fmice' I belhre b erred Irom
honest and conscientious conviction or duly. ,
f.h,feL.who ndJ fin.ljfaii t with; what they conr j,
tider his errors may well applaud him for hay-1
yj? ercd s!.ft,dom- .Whether thenr m my ehar- j
scter ns an jlmcrir'tn. or as a citizen of the Re- ;
LunPort him. I. The same Convention nemiriated I
tuldic, 1 can and shall cheerfully and cordially-:
JkinnCf!S and partiality would. ielevate me.! Toj
PVort I am alsoicommitted
j 1 -- J i...
. j ., 'i r . j -
J So vou seeisrentlctinen. with mv.views and in i
my ptV-ition 1 nm unwilling to : be instrumental i
in, adding to-the- discrrd whTCh already exists
unfortunately fbr ns.- hmopg those who are f bat
tjrng ii gainst the tyranny and corruption of the
party, in power. - I am, therefore, compelled ' te
decline the nomination, so flatteringly tendered
t!o me. , ; . : .' ' ;..
j In the views bereinj presented, and theposition
ljerein assumed, don't understand me? as inti-
en.H f f the I tin, the- M.ivert wt'k"
i A 1 . : - 1 . : t - , r..--" . . "T"
- H..eP.rc it, in.the ptbUc emanation. Aratncarifsm
all the 'delieato nuti. A infi.lred lVnr fsr-
and whieh, like;t!iat'-. of AUd.3f cvtng 'fini iie
groutil t lleaven lor rctril.iit'f n ;n the -isli-'-irks
and roi'cu.-irtns which a
I d i iy " r-f t he c mMir.imaUMn of this .WeanEf j I hre
ever Ixslicve 1 it v ould prove to this nli. what
j the wrath of A.t-hiH.'rf di-1 to (Jreoee, ' "'ihe lirtiful
spring of woes urtl timbered.'! 1.1 would Horn to
to this 'niik. what
fake a mere sectional view'" oftlria qnestioh t-yct
it i due to jqstU e to say, that the Srut!i, ti.i-a
wlim, is nut ta hhnfe ff-rit.? ThsSotH iiidnot
1 ask f.r it. It xnt tendered -.i'o.'thft-.SAdtM J-n a.
i i- it.: .if i J ' t . '!.'
ctius. smu Tirmnfirn seinsn n.n4i nin rinnim ivipwn
j'And even now, when our cminry in wTith'iiW m
1 tl.i n. .r.r.nrnl.iftri tttA -.mi.liJ. -'i-n
lircet'nnd conjtnd thisfeame part.v,-arq still nlav-
ingwith the f'nuestion of -.Missouri Cmnrt mise
Tpeid, as a counter, in the game; . whesthp stake
M nothing short of the Union itself, TlVey.-t'rc
still trying to cheat the people of h th wctioos -telling
the Suuth, that the measure extends': ihe"
area of slavery beyond the lnef 30-an I
telling the Norths that it does away with 'the
guaranty, that slavery may go as far Xorth j as
that line; and th.it it will enable. then hereafter
to interpose against it. South of that line.;! ii
The only hone, in niy opinion, t.fi arresting
this evil of slaverv agitation,, f is by uririn.'c from
) power, the partythat uses it, as' a mis jof per-.
t petaatrng-tfjcir JyH.lsty.. L nt;l -..ttusT titine? the
country will have no peace- s And ii'i col: id be-
i slavery or anti-slavery," let triem, ever, nyw- ior
j there is yet time :nake an rtlicr eaorfe tq secure
- unity; and concert of action, in 'con tendia r-h gainst
like the box in the fable;, they ; may crry:ott the
spoil, when the .combatants are exhausted! !
As'an American, I would advise i tl fot ihedc-
' cation. Americanism can never, figh the battle
! nnori the truth ef its nrincinles. as lollt as. hv
; the-tactics of its enemies it! is erhbri a-ed by
other issues," irrelevant' in tlier" nature. Ameri
cans irnst bitle their time. ? Uur day . win-yet
come. No matter what course duty may feoggest
in the cpniirig political struggle ho matter what
may Le the issue cf that struggle yet, I Kope
and I ebeve, tl e day is hot 'far distact when all
Much gfod has already been done J ,TLe ohqrti
' of American -.'feeling has leen touchrsuVard it' has
vibrated through 'heart, and bend, .and i.erve,! of
; t be; t-eotoe nt tins ". country. ! I he se j'l .has hot
- . ... - . . ,v - -
oily been planted m ur o:i-, ait -.it htsgerrnm
ted taken ro if, and shot tt'pird'. A thtwlg'h its
growth may have, been partially IdigWed by'llie
improper en Njire, or over-culture, ci; IV
. and the sly and "stealthy .application. iJ'f
improper cu -hire, or over-cultin o,c Its friend
reach toe. c'ltuds, ami the- A.n'.f ricarif f w:r !e shall
repose in peace'jnnd ct mfort -tender i!s..st
! It may be, that we need more ajveijsif y ta
teach ns charity nnd forbearance for fach ! other,
on less monjeiUt us queFtionst Defep, n defeat
should come, will teach us wis iom-riwill -learn
:ns ihe .importance of harmony, iaiid the. necessity I
tor concert and t:non .uereauer:. Jj!-.r or.e, my ;
destiny is linked to the cause of pure unadulterated
Ai!iericani?m. In this hark' I 'lia've'.'ebippl .withj
my fortunes. If it everjreaches its destincdJrxJt'ii
safety, all the reward I jdesife is a place in 'the
hearts ami the affections 'of its gallant crew.! J; If,
in the Providence of(od, it is doomed to .destrifc-
r tion, I will cling to the wreck, as long as there is
a spar or a timber afloat, and when it gqesdmyn
in the deep. I will be engulplied in the vjortex.; I
With much regard,
Vours respectfully, .
: ' -.. - i, K. iUynkr.
Messrs J. W. Ai.lex,N.cw Jersey ; Geo. Q Jones,
New York ; A . M. f JJoiir vett; JDelawajre, Com-
-' inittce. ::-''-' .."?"'.""! -. -;'. -.-j -i - i'-i ''-:;'
A Democratic Portrait of Jr. lSurhaiian.
The Washington Star, the lesser organ-of Dr-
piocracy at the Seat of Government, just pnorjto
tn0 meeting of the Cincinnati Cpn'p.ntirtnj. sppnt
:tg U1;nd pretty freely about 'the sage of H'heat-
land." Hear what he said: y ; 1 -! . j i 'i;
. iVe do not agree with'the Times and the Sen-
Jn the bebef that h i3 the greatest map
has the head of our; ,St4tei De-
tJueut fld our roinist?r 4o the Cburti of. St.
J : n isthe treaty negotiated lor con-
almost verbatim ac
pnmxr uf iMnv BiTTiilnit frpnties
v.... ....... . "yj
rtln otheif governments, before and since made
inl mfiBY. ustances by c.mparatively obscure
Cliar-es d'Affaiies on the part of this govern-
?
Thc ;Jca fj5; peculiar popalarity at the Soujth
is worse than a mistake. lt:is a dangerous mis-
hr nrPi,ns;.n 0f the truth. 1 The South entertains
raolevotioii it men whatever!! In heres'tiutatiim
. A or falI altosetheri
c dj ai,(l whenever before t
rcco, ds oniy are,ConiJci-ed, f
J according to their
before them for office, their
... ..I,, n ;fKi ti nt-i tvP rvTnf rrf ir.n tbe TP-
IlUt . Ill-'VU llll. uww.i: v. -v-u, -
Cosd ot- ur. JJui hanan js paipawy against. roe
- s V.f the-South.as- tliat- of any gentleman
Qj. a p:ir5y wb0j1:ls ever leen in publiO life.
Ifin cjls;deration of the tai iff. question be
has ever made any but a high-prolcctive-tarifr
pech Qp ; -ven other high! protective
tariff voter e fact lias escaped our recollection,
LT tbe Pacific Railroad questiondie certainly
,,-!r.. frr.m M, Demoemev of the South
. entIoiuan of either party now in public
'!Vtaii
liIe-
l.non the slavery ouest'.on, iiuajsm uum
recentlv an advocate for thc jjexclusion of slavery
-1 from all United States territory north of thirty
tl.Sriv minutes of north latitude or in
oia wv " " ------ -
rhr w:-.rda a Missouril Compromise man h'e
now stands on the Kansatil ' platform; ;a
P081-
n ecessari ly occ u py
andidate for. the Cihci;
tion. .. . ;. ,.. . --u-y
Med. vc ouJa nave no
uioister xugrwernme.ni
i purpose of -frying out
I T f ;i.witlf tV,-
1 : pltr wcu -t everv
re testiiii t:i r-rfh?rKi of
-7 . " t .- IB.! - VS. ! . i T H
l:nn which evervj !,-
who dream v
nati trv
7
i f-is-XebrA-KK act.'
m cWe. frankly; cr;hTps' .that we KaTr-raat lilTti(t,:
ideeJrtf tje rcii):-r cbs?e cf politicians .ut
I'en.tisjlvatswt whq hire, .fairly moimtod on Ir
! mit dnccitu-t 'Vi t:e tause of thec'intirined a
ofthe"'c' iatutit-n li njade !y Wnr fathers and
interr-reted bv the-: IVim erari Statesmen r-f tho
rrnes
South, are irjdtvidinlls who crl iim tc rje toni crats
as though oiy 'thejj better tt-etlable'- them t aid
the cncfment-''of':. ti'rn.si.t;i.:;.rm erTose'd .bv the
('mass of the States fii'htsfarsd
ict constructiin
- " ,
1 Pemceracy of Ci?:irres.. f
j Such, then,, is the; evide
Jerce.of.a. JeaJlng Penic
l
cratic Journal, a:'dfit estahlishes Iicse pt?itions:
1st. That 3Ir. IJuehanan is now and has a!-
ways been ftr'a I'tintecir? ipsitp - ;
" 2r.'d.-Tbailie haaheret .ftr'c been in f.ivor: fex-
ciuoing slavery, oy act oi oongress irotn all the
terrirory of th? lititel States north of o'd 30ri
3rd. ; TKa't every Xorc hern Democratic Free-
soiler is for; Mr. LJ.'s nomination. '...' :-';.'
dth. lie is for the Pacific Railroad, and in this
dilfera wideiv fnmi t(:e Democracy of the Smth."
. otn. Kvery unsound man at the ner-th claiming
ainiotuon wr.o u.e iemocracy nas mountea pn
1ns (jir.'IJ. s) back. - : ; ; i
Now, if these things be true, (and surelv the J
.1' : l..ti i- l? ' i i ,: 1 .ii L..S
i-.trmucracy tti.oi i kooh , .;uiu inty f ay so, j now
Csjn Southerai' St-.tes Rights, strict construction,
anti-proteciK.n Democrats supptrt hiimv
" - - i r Lyr.chbirrg- Virginian
',-."','... -. -: '' -''. ''
"'" W hat Jefferson aul. ) :
Let every ,EFFRf't ant read wit at !ie did sav.
. Vfc ofteiearUcxleclarati-mnTorironponw
that ThomaIeiMon riot only t,oos0d. 'jut ab -
Iiovred tlieit.ciples and aims. d- the American
party; that we think it well to f-hoW the people
rea'd -
'
v l;ii his j ;tv a u poll liiis mailer. Aiie ;
er will beard n miml, that the?o views weri
prO'se I at a ti;ne, too, when the annua cm
litra
Aiha
tion.to this country, was not one:twcnt-eth -.what
it has been faLsh year of the present decade. -.We
beg each red.cr to ask himself,. if he-could h ive
placeii 'himself more uneqiuivocidly, on American
ground, thap he is in the f'ollowifig extract,which
will. he fburl in his notes on Virginia:
"Civil g ove-nnientbejng the sole object of farm
ing its ;. societies'; its administration must be con
ducted by .common j consent. ,Every species of
.govern nien t.'lias it fpecifi j principles. - Ours arc
more peculiar than thore of any other of the. uni
verse. It isci'. composition of t hi freest principles
of theEnglifh cofiBtitution, with "others derived
from natural riglr or natural reason. ; To these
nothing esnJ)0 more opposed than the maxim of
absolute moharchies Yet from such we are bound
to expect the greatest number of emigrants.TIiey
will bring wi th them the principles of the govern-
nients theyhave imbil cd in their early yoiith,or,
if able to throw them off,, it will Le in .exchange
for-.an unfWiuh'deJl! licrtitiousnes nass'mr. as Is
usuaf. from neektreme to the other.:! It' would:
be a miraclfi if they were to stop precisely at the
.j oint of imperative liberty. These 1 principlea
with their fenguse; they will transmit totiieir
children. - Pn prtfniortion to their nunibcrs tli
ev
ti i .k l. .i. i i ti :ii
. N. . it.. - . . . , . ..
H IU rilill U IblUI U-j 111 . IliV : HUH r ....v-
liiiuu lino iM-ii : siiii il, ;i4ii iitiu ui.13 i.a uiia-
tion, arid rMderfitiVa. hetenigeneous, ncohcnt
"mass. I ni;i v aMeal to i experience dcrintr Uio
i resent coiikif, j'-fl a '-'verification of these conjec-
tur'es. i'nf,, n tf ev be h:t certain in e.ye.nt, arc
they not pc'ssib'f, are they, not probable? is it not f
?afajr to wait .wjtj.';pa!icnce '- -twentv-.scyen years
and three rijt htl;s logger for the attaiuicut ofany
degree of population 'desiied or expected ? May.
not orgnv jrrYinenjl be niOre homogeneous, more
pe-ice Jde, Piore durable V. Y ' .
Thus: :i!ie Thopj-i.? J'CtTerSjin.ftne of t' Oe men
of jdeaMr: cs na me,!
ginia has given a:ot
only ft.r her ;coini'trjv' 'biitt-v tI:oi world a man who
was undoubtedly. .ohcjjiof the mt-profound andsa
'acious w-rij-ers'u ptin political pjijldsopliy the world
has ever produced. "$Ve 'havgl quojLaiae entire
paragraph J-and nei'Uierg.arllie.l, extended.or eon
tradicted a!f.sin.gie p'k)rdtii It there 'was'" one i! :
the patriarchs'; of the Eevoliition. who, by voice or-i
. pen, favorefil a morfej liberal policy f-and more
strenuously oppos ed,!e.ri eral restrictjipn thanjthe
other ;that man waSj'niomas Jefleion. So libe
ral indeed vere his views, so strenuous in urging
the right, ripl so unhannded his con.fi jlence in the .
capacity of 'the people! for ?elf goveriitnenf, that
lnany feared the "adoption of hn views would! de
prive ourgovernmentof all permanency and force,
lie was the last man, therefore who could be ac
cused of fostering a narrow or restrictive prdicy.
J. J Yetvhe iossesedJ too penetrating' a sagabity
not in perceiye otherj' danger's tlian those result
ing from strong government, lie was too pro
found a statesman not to recognize the restric
tions, Freedom everywhere, and in all ages has
thrown aFOuniU herseljf -for protection.; J; llcj-fel
that, the estabfishmeiit and supremacy of jiist
laws "wer far more; nece?s;iry to project! the h
lite, iicerty, anu property ti in.e ireeman, uiau
the claims (jf the despot;, since, the latter cotilol
enforce'. thof-e Claims at t.c:. point of the bayonet
whjle tije freeman's i .v-de reliance lies in a
prompt and loyal obedience to. -those laws which
wise legislators havej eorisidere I necessary to the
existence 4f civil liberty. - . . :
No man ever set a higher value on the bles
sings of constitutional freedom, or watched en
croachmenfs upon it with a more jea!oJu3' eye.
Proclaiming that the price of liberty was eternal
vigilance, Llefferson himsjeif set the example, by
poit ting out the dangers by which it Was sur
rounded. ; "At a period, as we have ..before said,
when the annual emigration to the country was
one twentieth what it 'now is, hj remarkable
foresight enabled him to penetrate the dim vista
of the future, and loresee tiie immense tide, which
Without , restriction, would -. greatly endanger, if
not wholly? subvert!! our institution s. Let then
every Democrat, who has been accustomed to
i i J - ic.-' - r.f J. J... ".
lOOK upop (iiioi-uas iieiiersou as iiicgrtjai cAjtouji.
Ider of JDeuiocratic -faith,! mark well his words of
folenin wajrning: " Jhcy icUl bring withthem the
principles tf their government, imbibed in carbj
gonthor V' able, to, throw them off, it trill be in
excha nge Jpr X s bocn bed JKice x t i o us x vtsmssing
as vriial, frdvi cxe extreme io Ihe '. otiier It
irotdd he a miracle if they were tq stop precisely
at thc poini oTEMrtRATE i.ieertt.' Again: "
proiriiin ft their humber,thejjf icill shvre the
j.EGlSLATloN". 1 ling jp.' JNFUSE into itt Iieir spiRir,
Warp its direction', render it a - heteroge
XEtTS, IXcioHERSNT Jaxd dtstractjed ma s."
These wiere words' of one of those foreign dema
gogues, whose presenceijcurses and whose princi
ples endanger the rights and liberties' of our land,
at a meeting held- two months ago in New Y"ork.
Mark well his words : f iler e wo; are, but not
freeynovgh". so, they are not free enough. The
freedom Americans enjoy is ? not enough for
them." : -Tlhiese foreigners': are not free from the
necessity o providing for their own support.
They claipv the right to rebel against the laws
Which kept their thievish , hands from our prop
Crty, our bible and cur fai ;'h ! -These loafing vag
abonds tell Jus they want bread, and how do they
propose obtaining it? " Vhy, at the point of the
bayonit!" I They act on the precise principles,
which characterize the wolf of the forest, or hy
ena of the i desert. ; t Liko wolves and hyenas,
A
i
i tiiit t the arr cjtst elalin the ry w rn ke. &u '
:-we bail next .b!le.l uj n i
altar4 ur wacrilefe, our wives"
our iliu"u'ter toj shame. ij
lit Ntiivn iii -iui ,
tiii' JisLunor, at.J;;
-w ho a've no hither cr.iidriitio:t' 'than the;
lean nt'ty, ate dirtied cut. t j this cotnp!rsiun 1
tuu-t it coiiie atl..st. lenv itjjwho.can -or dart t
i In I savin 5. this it is unneci-parT to sav, that
we u- not, ip'.ta'l ijregoiug remarks make the
Hliihtest remarkls in' regard to I 'the cdu.ucd for- J
J eigners of prio.Mj3 de,' who came to this eouiitfy.
, We know "that' lit here aro niiuiv Irishirten, tier-,
- tfanar.d other Itorcigr.cr in our citv and State. '
win arc am ng our hct, rnt intelligent,' and 4
; patrf-Hiij: citizens.! hut where jtljicre is one like j
thec there arei twenty of the rtjversie; character, j
'- Snail we 'hesitate tti" deprive! Ilhj' I'vineteen of j
:, the power ot iiibtv, leausej torso tn (we may
j; debar! the one from "a -.slight' pHHJege.? ;Io 'c
; not indeed do these 4nen , a set fil hy taking the
sljan. which prUects tliem from the same ruth-
tlesn violence tivlin which we 'w4u!d'pntk't4Hir
.1. salves ? Are t hie v nop enutilly! interested with m
I in- tIieMipr'cn'-:U;y of law's wliisih protect their
; lives, their proper v, .tneir wives anI:tueir Chii-
; dren, as well as;
jour -own? If oot.ihey' are not
good citizens, anddetierve not the boon of citizen
i ' u - .r':- -
snip a: our uaifuf . . ( ; j tn.
... I Time has long! ago established the wis l"m of ; Tih
f.the greater pa it of the teachings of the greatiSth
,'..t!fe greater pai Of the teachings of the great
pplitieal ihilos.ber. AU that he-said m favor
t of UnSj eap iciv;6i' the intelligenlt American re)
pie ipr sen government,- not: uy in me unpar-
alicied ; progress ofour jia:i'-iii, jbut in the ample
us government hak:tflorded to'--cach
j l ery privilege as frcenin has leen venhed.
j ; .-'"i FuiUie ev.c Pm,f n.l:! ? "fJ
''
and veneration to establish ti c) wisdom of. ihe
'i P'hetion ahoytj quoted, as vcilas the necessity
(jfti;e solemn warning. Read the extracts from
the slieech giveih below. Phibqi tho sentiments
it emnotues, in juxiaposu-ioni f jin toe language
of Jefferson, aij d ask yourslnfes, readers; if his
prophecy is not already veriticd the necessity
of his! writing already established ? 'I
lircthren -Ft r the first ti mtj I sbe .k in an as
sembly like this' j We have not all the same lan
guage, but our eeling are the'same, they unite
us with the Am iricaii people. lfor the advanco
mentlof these sentiments, wo Onvst oinito with
them iii acts; j n Jour ctuihtry ave have fought for
liberty, and manV of us liayq lost in battle our
fathers, brother. or sons. Here! we arc free, but
not free enough ; we want thp liberty of living.
Applausp.)" .. jj'f ':'''...' .'-i;, j !",; . :'. '
-We; h;ve foiigt.t in G'criinlny'j. foir liberty 'of
speech,- and th liberty of tihef prqss; The Ger
man press arc against us injj'tjiii movement, but
we need riot carls for that : those! papers ay, we
m-ist act on our! own hoolc. lfore we have social
-.'Ve-V"' ' 1 - f '' - 1 " "
i hen we W.i-U any th.tig - liatj.is jus', wo arc
t1'??' to obtain ii. ; l: (APpbvie j . -
If rvou '.don't ikiiojw your Irights vet; hunger
will teach them to you. Voii don't t bread nor
! woctl,Jaud therq i jdcnfy of J hem'. At our revo
j Iii't!n in June, jive obtained t Jjreo month si credit,
i on, I -!i-.n m . I r- !;-!-vi.l wn a iin c i .f-4 n ei I ir
.: . .- - I- . : : -
: 1 ... , . ...i-rt "HI I I 1 11 1 liViT-nn Af j ts-p-.ti-r
I
i . , ). , , j - . .
I A'.tm;r foirthcr to jay ihan t; adyi
lli1. m.Jpr.ict ce the principles f the:
:-e yt ii
social
repii.nK'.
The
Ti ibune saidii
tji-slav, said that
tho liich woullj gire us a' ind'ipn if they were
C reed to do is ; Trut how- tlneyj wiii h-ld the r
J. P'.:i W iU.,,., rcr,s, '--'V5 -i!Mi,:1 " "V? Y v
t . .1 i 1 r a : i-A. 1 ! ir l. .ri.
I M if 'V f'V " '" u ,ns 'T,!U'"5,.an 4 ia ,
his iqpn iCii' iessiy wnere no yttui it, it niusi do
the sn!nie,: withj live masses hsj;j j-oip-sclves ,and
then i;!od will help jybu. JWo pjust act liko tho
-wplf, and j we d not want any luixili iries ! Let
us act by. ourselves. ", ( Apr-liuj'oJ.!)
Tmi mm Mip.
Tins iiin p V.r.f jtt ln-f-n pnlfiteil.ln
A mti i ti ml t'j!.i ,, bm1 far c-x
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! For pale hy K. JUsnsBT
. ! ,- .; just in Tnni
A LOT of U'ise Ilooped'Skirtp,
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' Cactas "
; Mohair "
Grass "
Alas Black Elastic Ilelt?. '
i - " Parent Leather UjelJs
A-nl: Palm tlaf Fans. ! I
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S. TI CKER.
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July 4. 18s6,f J? - : ' I
TTENRY, A. DEPKIN takes this epPrtunity to
: inform Lis friends and the 'public generally,
that he has removed from his1 fortner place, oppo
site the Capitol,, down on FjayejtteTil'e St , four
doors below the' Post Office, opposite the Market
House. --. ; Vjj'X'; -' ' ' -J -' " . '! .."V: -r
Thankful for past patronage, lie solicits a con
tinuance of the same. I U. A.'DEPKIN.
Raleiab, July 3. 1850. I I i ! . 4t 3
R
A LEIGH MILITARY ACl 1E MT.-j -TH E' 30th
session of this institution will commence an
he 10th of July, 18oG. j ; 1 -
For particulars write to me for crj to,?ogues,
- I 1 J.iMi LOYEJOY.
Ualeigh, July 3. 1856. 1 F ! 3 .
1 Olt KENT, tor the balance of the year, a
house and tot situated is tbe South; eastern part of
the f-ity. There is agood garden attaebed, with all Dec.
ts5ary vegetables growing for family u.e. Any person
wishing to examine the premise can do so by inquiring
at this onice. 1 1 ; j
Raleiirh, JulV 9th 1856, " 5-tf
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e to T "
RALEIGH,
Wednesday STcnar g, July 9.
''The fosai.tioa of tny prctorecce U
nair has adminifttred ti Eiccativ
vnith tignil taccest and ability. H J
ana q
NATIONAL AMERICAS TIC1CIT.
rursior.vT.
MtLLAIM) FIL1.MOKE,
of rir TOKK. ' '
i tin v K-r-i-Rr-iltllVT.
AXDKOV XVCKON DDNELSOK,
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r. R :ov . ttv. R,
JOHN A. GILMER,
j or t.t M I ' ll'. . ':
AME2ICAN ELECTORAL TICXET,
yon 4'HK' statj: at la .?.'
L. U. CAIIMH IIAKU of WilkM.-
JOHN. W. ' A M.r.K, tM '.i mlK-rlai
1st Li-strict,' Lewis Thompson, .of lor'J,
'2d " : ' '
3d
(. P. Mcare, of Now llano
I -4th
Ja-. T. Ll'.b'j .hn -of limnVil
- 1 ."ith
: t
A. d. Nedmin, oft halhnm.
(!cn. .1. y. Irf-.udi, of Davifson.
(ien. A.M. P.irgun. of Anson. ,
Jno. D. llvmau, of Iluncomle.
! 'Permit me here, Mr. Chairman, for a moment
to speak upon a sfjbjeet, t w bi lrl hare nevfr
!cfore. advcrtetl npoTi this floor, an I to which, I
: trust,. I may never again have occasion to advert.
I iik-an the"sn?.;. ct of Slavery. I TIKLIKVK IT
to in: A U.RMAT PoUITICA L. AND A GRKAT
moral kyi L. i thank (jod my Ltvr has
15IIKN CAST IN A STATK. WINIRt: IT IOF..S
NOT KXIST. - ' IT HAS RKIIN A
CURSI! KNTAILRD UPON US llV THAT NA
TION WHICH MARKS IT. A SUIMKCT Or
RKRROACH TO OUR INSTITUTIt)NS. JamU
litichaiKin. - ' . . j -, i
See (bales on I Seaton Register of IKjbate
page 2,l?t, vol.- part 2. J
iu:soui:!, that, in tiik: opinion
LOF. THIS.. MKfiTINti. TllK MKMHK.KS OP
CO.(ilJKSS WHO, AT J J 1 1-4 f,.ST SUSSIO.V,
SUSTALNKD T 1 1 II CAl SK OF dlSTICK. HP
M AN I T Y. AN D PATRIOTI SM." I N OITOSI NO
Tl I M INTRODJ CTION OF SLA V MR Y INTO
TliMTATK TlillN KNDKA V'OKMD 'TO IW,
FORWID OUT OFTHK MISSOURI THRRITt)-11Y-;
AkK 1 1 N T 1 T L K 1 T I! I V, WARM KSV
TI f A N K S 0 F .liY il 1 1 Y I i IIKNDoF 11 I'M A X I-
TV
Tnat tho prte( edi'ng of this meeting
boYublishe
led in the 'newspaper of tliM.'city.
.IA.MKS HOI.'KINS,
WM. .1 r.KIf.
JAMKS rUCHANANV
Terms of the signal for the Campaign. .;
Semi-weekly ijjl.OOt"
.Week'jf to ftingV subscribers. ;'" "" 'ci
Vut a CIul) often .' "' . . .V0(U
JIri C;i:m.s
Vjiptdiituients.
; July ir.th.
Wilmington, ' .;
lloljeson. ilr;ms'.vjck co.f
Wliitevii'e, -
R!iz ibctht.iwn,
'Fayctteville.' -
July 1 1th,
July I2th.
, July 14th.
July. Kith.
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The anniversary of nr national in'lepcniTeTI
,wn celebraved in, tliii City, wiih more than I
uual spirit. U'le '.speech f.f W.r.W Hldcn, in
the j Union, was well written. ai l howover wo
may Iif:Vr with tho -orator iii ime particular
poivts it gratifying to lUtcn to a' wcll-meritc 1
tribu'o to the 'value of the Union. The Sabbath
'school cch'bration, otic of t!ie most iiitcrcwtinj?
fcafurej of the (R-easion, was conductcil with ordcf
and propriety. After an eloquent and ppre
prpato addres from Rev. Mr.- Atkinson, of th
Presbyterian Church, the little fdk partriok
the go ul things provided for them. The diphf .
if fi.-o vorks nt niht, we learn, was magniCce'
Our two well-drilled military eompanios ad
piuch to the interest of the occasion.
J The committee f arrangements and
shalls deervc much credit for the ord
corum their arrangements secure 1 (
rious anniversary. -
Thc Candidates-tor C.oirci nor.
i Wc had the pleasure of hearing the dicusio
b-itwceh Messrs. (Jilmcr anl Rragg, at WiIoif ' 'i
oni Saturday last. Our snacc will hot nermit tn I
to give an account of it iii thi" issue ; but wo cn'
say to the members and friends of the American'
party, that our candidate more than sustained' hi
roputation, ft.r ability as a'ntrong and forcihlo
speaker, lie took up an fex)ie 1 in a masterly
manner the positions and opinions of hii comjet
itor and made him writhe and wince under bis
well directed and powerful blows. The great
issue.? before the people and the country wera
discussed by Mr. Oilmcr in a manner en
satisfactory to His fricrds, and damaging
loco cause. .
Wc shall take occasion in
more at length to this disussioT
mean time, we would say to our
good cheer, our cauo is onwJx
but to do your whole duty and mcce
pur efforts in August ami November i
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Mr. Haj ucra letter.
.We give in another column, the let.
ITon. Kenneth ILayner, declining thc'nc?.
for the Yice Presidency tendered to him!
st warm and uncompromising advocat
election of Fillmore and Donekon, and
were acquainted with bis dovotion toll
can party, knew that Ly devoted as he
success wiuld give hi time, his talents
efforts to the advocacy of the glorious tl
the American party bas placed before tl!
of the United States.
Candidates iu Johnston.
The Americans f Johnston have don
nominating the following strong ticket :
Sexate rharoab Rictardson.
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