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HILLSBOROUG-H PLAIjNTDEALER.
Jlc-.-Mi.-tnirti'in is t.ilkel ab.'it, ere dissolution is
complete. For the r -i-nt, we have enough to do
i.i pr'p..iu;g .tirselv.-s l.,r tlio fight, whi- h is not
oniy inevitable. l,l;t n ruy judgi unt. de-lrable.
t e.'y by a, nutii r of .'' 1. hard-iought buttles
win a. ,-.rr get rid of t.ie i.U.k. l V.ood i;, the
Id .-tidiis. Th- north -.,i. tci:!i-i
h V; N". rlh. A f-iir light u III give us
.. -i of each other. Wi- will i v.t 1m-
sati-le-d !. r ! each other until we do right.
l l,:..d .-;. n.- ; h-.t h is ti.,- !
the fiuht !- n, ., v. ti-., w.: .,!,- fri-.
friends in-1 -it, ;u1(i ti, f w;i
u w.u oe , .,1;;t.i.s. ,, lh, jU, j(.
respect ltu. v.). !-,.. iUc f,..,r ,;f .,n(. a; ,
-a s to it to r
ar.
a I
M -
I
. Me.
'.th. When
s. ' M-iiJ be
la.-tii. : : fur
that"re?u on Southern .i'iAeSf I ?5ilteb OtOUOfa fSllUtttlf ltl.
irginia's best and greatest n. is rescued fromJ
the polluting grasp of the Abolition invader when
this has come to pass, then indeed may I, 'with
some confidence, do what I cannot do now, wish
tin- readers of the Messenger, and the whole united
South, a Merry Christmas and a Hapy Vr Year.
WASHINGTON PF.ACK CONFERENCE.
The f -Mowing is a !is,t of delegates to the Con
ference which t-c mbl -d at Washington on the 4th
HILLsBOROi;n:
In , : ci 1 .
i instant:
Havid Dudley Field,
W in. Curiis Noyes.
Jame- S. V.'adsworth,
James C.
-'-- I hn-.e b.:t i .:n"lo
(suggestion to offer. f...-..r,i,r' off N-w Kt --1 ,.,e
Mt answer. N-w Kii-hti,. i-j ,r-- ti.-.noSi.,
and i,.,i-h of th.- N-..:-.-.-v.-.-,t. ft i not a, ',:id as'
New H ,-ity. with (.r-e!v and Uo-.-U. r -i, -t as i
danjrcroiiv '- ,-.,r,ti,,t unit- win, u:- Mat that f
cont-iin :h dia!.. .!;.! I.r.u'n ,,( ew:,i ! and the nr-i
c"rK"l h'-o.-H f J..t:-. '!r.wn. N.-w .),-r-; v ha-!
beon t!,c trn-i t., a)j the .,,r;h. I',-, .vi- I
vania wotil I he ! i . -I - - a.s a harrier li it I-I
ing fr.-e s.f-i-ty a - i tiii-d inevital.!v to agrarian
ism and armr.-hy, we MtiHt-detn'-h -mr-elvo' at any
-wt from eoiita t with every eotnrininif v inf.-cted
with this s.)cial poioii. The I'n'ion hnvi::- proved
fty ; we o-e it to humanitv. and mon- nartimlar- V ,', , ,1J
ly to thos. who are to eorn'e aftw ns in the South,
topive the two forms of todety a nil! ami fair trial
in w-pante and distiu.-t ll.-pul'li.-s : wirh hiving its
speci.il line of .-pansion ami m own m..d.- ..f de
velopimuts. It .-eeins to tnu tXat I'r-.vidu.'-c lia.s
ordaiucl ttuit ;, .T..rid ep rin,. i-t .' f I vu iillereiit
dviliz.it ions, drained to widc-'v dirf-re-it results,
shr uld he made lef-.re t!i ryes of t':e wie-'e vvorid'
.Side by side, t..-y will p.v', tio.ni -h, a, 1 .l.- a-.
a wn. in thvir pro-n-s, ,K-.-!;:ic v'. "; fdl. w'nu h
will ,-erve to -lide inan'riitd arir'nt Un-r.ii.dtoat 'he
unknown cy;!e :.'.. !t. d to the human iti,-- on i-arth.
I h.-ve tho.t-ht tlr.t ,-::it in th;., .-. ..: .m 1 thi- a'ola
the jrrett ,i .'de,:i -f ft : - ; i an l't!.e -till -o ,.:,tfr
i iliiJi. ..ahot- ai:d eaoita! vi?l b-'
r.nv not !
F-I'.F.K STATCS.
NI.W
VoKk.
Addison Girdner,
tii eene t.'. Bronson,
W'ru. F DiH'tre,
Sruitli, Amaziah li. James,
Erativ Corning.
NEW JERSEY.
t'hirle S. Olden, iWr D. Vroom,
1 '"crt F. Mockton, lienjamin Wilhamson,
.Iom ,'o K, llandoiph, red. T. Frelinghuysen,
UodniAO M. I'rieu, Thouias J. Slryker,"
iUiam C Alexander.
OHIO.
Thomas Rwing,
Win. (Jroesheck,
ulen Hitdicoc-k,
F. T. Haekus.
PENNSYLVANIA.
'ITmrnas White,
David Wilmot.
1hoiaas. Franklin, Andrew . Loomis,
Wiliiain MeKetinau.
KilOUK ISLAM).
Chief Ju-tie- Ann-, .ander I)uncan,
t--tioVcrnor Ik'ppin, 'Je-rge 11. Urowne,
.S. S. An.ojd.
SLAV K sTAlKr.
Salmon P.
V, Harlom
Wm. M. Meredith
Jame-t Pollock,
prmi.-:n ,i
solved. F
the fni ure.
at Mhatfvi
chiMiT'i a ft.
vire vhidi a
prove fttal t"
men no .v eoi
r u'c
r .
ne '1 i.tri.-! o'
li for u- if f ,yay d i f.ur iiari.
Ceor-o- H. Rodnev.
Ollil V,
James B. ('lav,
t.v vt "I i
I) El. a w ai:e.
haniel M. Bates,
Hou-to, H. Kidirtky,
W illiam t ',-inrion.
KENTICK v.
Joshua F. Bell,
Wm. (). Butler,
Charles A. Wiekliffr.
MAliVLAMI.
Augustus W. Bradford.
Goldshnronjrh, John W. (Jviesfield.
! J. I'ixon Ilomaine.
MlSSOlKt.
VVal lo Johnson, John Ilonh,
Col. l)oniphan, . Judire Buekner,
John T. Coulter.
But t! w 1 MlKTH ( AKOI.INA.
nwilj;-- to avoid it, I 1 "m'' Kuflin, ieorge Davis,
"I -. I - I I. .11 l r4 II 'I.-. . . .,
is a -a- .uuii.-iiciiH, i;avn . lieid
' gi:, .,!., ,t iiutamti.l lv that
xp' i ii-nce and !! loic " onui.im; to 1 James Guthrie,
m-. .i- i r .... i-i 'i . '
:l- 0:1 the .-to rt- of S utliern life anil ivenlv Johnson,
i m.
UTIliiII ovv-i. it f I !,,,. . ..I,-,. ... .1 l r
.... in(,Mi ri iri!i;i '1 li IK i n i
arc shaping the de-tiny of our -omniv, t. --a
them a purr .-laveiiddiug JJcpi.' ir. Th. v :h,.i,ld
make the d -in ui'i imi'-r;onlv. Tl"-v shonld foive
ll.S to .sc-iirc. them a-ainst tile poMhihtv of a 'Vf i
nism All government, and (-.ai v lonn of son, tv
ave i.ieu- cvus. hey are imavoid-.Lt
vu wc ran avoid. If we an- i;
frftd- K'lenia 'I'lty "iii' ii ;vt- ct to oo.t-Titv and I). M. Ban-inger.
i know .s.-nli h0 censured tor what T have said I Roh?rt J- MfKinnev,
about war hetnven the l,o.-ti!e s.,-iions. 1 ahll0r ' Samud MilUgan,
the sliedd.n- uf Llo0,i a JJ1U(.h ,v :U1V ,nn , ,,. T ! J. N. Anderson,
IWL- I know that oftentimes t!.,. i Bohert L. Caruthers,
J, ut "thw y-' , j ,-. Thomas Martin,
rreFi civil war. act, i , ,
ivil war. with all itti V,' ,,
. i. . 1 James A. s-eddon
i ntir iilinll'll lO lliv; lliuiin, ill
Horrors, is a.s ii"umi, t
tlie nearer aiuj' iutinitely mon
:.. i, nj if we suhinit to
ty. Have the Vouthern people (orgottcu that Moor
ish U-gend which relates how a hand "
knights, cloelv bcseigcl in a great ca.-tle f..U ot
treasure, and having -xhausted their stofc of iron
and lea.L. wen- torced to mould the precious nictal
into bullets ami balls wherewith to light the be
BicK"VsV Then says the clironider, twho.-c words
"1 do not now remember exactly, thou-h 1 quote his
am no sentim
rtLLnmr lever
tl.c 1'ie.in. will nrre
k i .... n,!n.l civil war with all its
a cvi-rv eo islUiTH' o""--. .- . .
' .' . . 1 . . i.... 1 1 . nir 1 hn
coiupaieu io nit uoaii.i. mi.
de.-pi rate strife
Lincoln's authori-
A. 0. W. Pi.tton,
Alvin S. Cullom,
Wm. . Hickerson,
(reore W. Jones.
F. K. Zollicotfer,
-Tm'. Kjvnn -
John W. BrOCK-ennrougu.
IT1F. PROPOSED SOUTHEHN CONFEDERACY.
A correspondent of the Charleston Courier sug-'.-sts
the following as the outlines of the govern
ment of the Southern Confederacy :
'1 he Congress should consist of delegates chosen
b- the L.-islatures of the several States. The
lumber of deli-nates should depend upon the
,,,, ,.f ,.l..t;..n oi-ovidcil that no Slate shall I to correct. 1 Hat IS ad '.ve Lave
VEHNBcH-W, FKBRCARV fi. isr.i.
Fair Warning.
Will pay a year's riptiol P!ainilc!lk.rt
vid.d it rea. i u Ldore the adi,lnw., ,,, ,
Usn Letters. LOCAL SD STAf SEWS.
The Raleigh Standard attempts to whip us over ! : - n -r-r r
the S'au? Journal's shoulders. We i. rot est acainst ! Corpobatios F.i.mox. Aft tleclion was held
1 this We stand in ocr own shcs, and hold o-ar- j in this place, on Saturday Ustt, for M agist rat e-of;
! sv!ts rs:..,nsih!e f -r all ve say. If the Standanl ! lolicc, Cnirrti.s.sioj.ers, and Town Constable, for
: "wishes to a.ail us let him do so !n a d'ret and ; the wrporation of ILilisb-iroush.
manly way." He should define his i-oiti,,n Ufore ; A. C. Munux k, Es.j , , unanimously re-
he rcsons to persorjiiiucs. j elected Magistrate-of-Policy' rwivirui 66 vote.
I Some two or tbrte wcks ago wc stated our Ik-- j As " I'ncie Audy." was indispose! and at home, no
I lief tlt otiedia'.f of the commendatory -tiers of, oi,c-W wa roofer. Mr. M. should fed prbud
j the Standard's courae, pubUshc-d in tost paper, 1 0f thU voce. Mar Uc be a terror to evil doers.
I were manufactured ty Uie eujtor or cauie from the j every time,"
i Opposition. c stul believe it, and are strength
en! d in that belitf by tbo concurrence of every
Democrat in thi section with whom we have con
vercd The Opposition bolieve it too. It is very
generally believed and ofteri remarkd in Orange.
If the standard were to deny it, with its reputa-
;rt.
-71T10-nf ill t if. Iiivl i i' . I...... 1 - . .... .
We li. cd moneT lid i su:rmg our pcupie in uic yu-, we UO not think
. .urn in u i u.l i- .i iii ii- i
r l.nsine.-s. We w , i t ne reverse wwild le lelievel.
". e owt. v:m-
rvi-r-iiiaktr ;
Our people hav
less confidence in the Standard nvr- tlian at any
r i
1 Knott,,-!- ,Uo. lonner penoa.
's some of p vliiH we h.iil eflitcrlit trie MaiKlard ....1
.... -i - - - - - - - - . ...IV. .1
senitions, Sav so vet. Every reader of that paper w this
l"S.
Have
We
tat.-d
Count v ( '
it to carry
perf'ornii 1 in .air 1 tl
his bill mu.-t ! pa'd :---f-'re we can ol.ta;
ply. We arc w -rly out ot pt,,cr Uft,
ourfriend- i-aihc t'orw in! and pay.tlu ir si
...Ml ....MiM.li...! t,i ,ti imii.Ii.i ..li i-
in in: i j.i. -. . v I ui OI uiir rcu
. .1.1:. . 'H ... i ...
loancu mis jm'i i uno;.i """in v, ami iL-u . l
i,..r..-. ,. ti t.m A .i .1 n,l .'lit . . i
oeioiv. ' on advance onvnicn's to
earn- it on -. 1 ut v .- have "Hi-eted hut lit 1 1.- m..r.- t'l-n hie-long Democrat of Orange," as the se ntiments I
enomrti to v u- m fwu " i.ue vr j,.lvc ,,.,.
it. In onh r to !.- pur friends see ,Ht (j,PV
-I'l lOIIl lOI , J'! i ' ii.ii.i:v nil tc T, ,r,. I, lull
two dollars until w.- ta.-n. ta.ir warniii-. v.. I Un''ar,l's description eacl!y
U'ive tin-in fair notice t!i .t after the adjournment af Kt.- ; Wl i,t' 11 "-evcral years ago, and that he does not en-,
ruary court oi,- ten:.- - i'd be ri-idly adLvn d t ..,! i dor.-e the course of that naiier now. !
after that f.ne no fu'.-cription will be considered hi'. HltUHWliOtBO ;MlLlTAKT AvADKHT.-TUlS CXCtl-
advance unk tw . d..;iars aeeonn.anv the order, and ! A. Jist Tkiuvte. Recently when the House of . , . . -lom
, - - - ........... '"iiiv in v n
have seen no estnnate of the number of
present at Ibtye-opening, but should
the number oTgtvy uniform.- on oof
most of the'old sthohiru had fetumetl.
said lie was not in yt- c i ,-,.. . f'Kr,ii . r. i.;..k
the House w.ien this subject came up yesterday. ; lea), us tn that Coj; TewV pro.Hpe.-t. for
.ut ne nao learneu irom memoirs that the name .
county believes that its editar did try to paliT0ff j
the extract from a "Chri-tian jrentleman and t
'"'i print hiL' i oi ( ,en. Jo.-tdi Allison. e were authoned t3
i
w--re sui,. i sav fjiat jc tiat .-nieinan. and he answers the
. 1 did write it. it was
The following rt4tleften were voted for as Com-1
niissioners ; none Vf Uiem taf candieLttes :
Tijoraas VPAij, - ? - - 61
(corge. 149, - - ; - 61
Imtiei Lvch, ' '58
Y. Whitte.l, - - -ftT
H. C. S4rr, - 5.1
Robert hi!eft, - - - S3
Jatnos C. Torrentine, - - 38
Wm. V. Steavhwn, - - - 3,1
A. W. Hlptpetb, - - - IS
Josiab TurutTi Jr., - . - - 8
John Cliek - ' . . ,- 3
John M.'V.lfe( -i
Wm. J. Strudick, - - 1 1
Israel Turner, 1 i
1). 1). Phillips, - - -N - 1
The first-named seven were elected. Mesar.
Tiifrcntine and Stroud were members of the re'
til inu KiartL
Mr. li. Cheek was elected Town Constable with
out oppositicmT
furthermoie. t.. i!..h.ir- and a h.ilf will be demaudrd j -omm.lls n cre engaged in selecting Commissioners' (j - j '
for all saliseiiptioL- i numiin.: unpaid atrtac above i to AVashi:.SvMl, the name of 1 Ion. E. 0. Reade i ! t, lft
l.i.-ntioiicdtmi.-. - ' y-'isce, frien.p, it N to vour itite-! was si-ie',en o a i i
. . i ... .1 , - ' , , A whereupon, a motion to striae i :,,.i,r t
rest to e.lit.lv wit.i ;!; l.-asoua! le and m-t demand.! . ,, ,, . ' ijiulge rrom .t
and we hope yci will ..it.-nd to , inim-diat, lv. Ut Uil l,H? nai1' made, and Mr. "ilkers"H, I streets, tliat t
a representative tro.n Pirson. Slljj .
editor.
S.!p;.y !
The indi-no-ition of . th
late hour at whieii we procured :
will, we hope, he r. sufficient apology for our
in Til il .1 ilmi" .irnl lor foe scivcitv of ...1
matter in this number.
ml tli
p-l-er
lelav 1 uf 'Ir' Reado' uf 1,is C(,uilt". bad been vtri.-ken
a large school a?e brighter than at the opening of
anv t.n-viofis seisnon a sursin that both be anl
ollt and ns the Ihiiisc hail tlio:iVo ..." . V . .V ' . ....
editorial ' - his a-sistants at popular wtSu the radt-ts, amJ tnai
out ins name, tie nopeii t.ne motio-n to strike out
! ali the names would prevail. lie sai-1 he would
The Stuiilsirii Corropondoiit, "Or.
aiiure," Col. El. 15. fiuthiic, Ac.
i
take this occasion to say, there wr.s no man in the
Mate, in whose hands he would be more wiilin" to
trut the honor and welfare of Nortli i In, u il.-.n
As a general tiling we cannot afford to .-pare time j H,m. K. 1. Reade. of Person. There was no bct
and spai-e to ci erect the misrepresentations of anon- t ter man or truer patriot in the State, in the South,
ymous scribbK rs, who cionse to attack us in that : "r m t'lt'
cowardly maimer, but our readers must pardon
us this time, ami hereafter we will answer such
i their efforts ta' impart tbeif ytem "f education
; art- known ami ajipreiia.ed y pareijs and guar
dians, i
I Ci AnnKviNc-As siw as ;l'c winter breaks up
our cuiM-ns nr cmncncellieir gardens. And
i when they ks to procure Seeds, they can find
1 them fresh fttfl "-jfenumc at Messrs. Welth 4 Dick-
VinoiNiA Ei.kctions. The Petersburg Express son's Drtiir Jtofe. They obtained their scoi 4
of yesterday gives partial returns from a dozen or I,radroth, and by pun hartg at the Drvy Store,
far, t'ne U
men largely prepo
derate. The
contemptible bipeds in another way. It is not ex- , ino;e counlk, ;uu, savs h win le SCcn. that so vou may rely on gntiag th lst in therket
acuy rigni, we -Know, to cnarge a man witn being 1
in a public newspaper, but to do so and withhold
-"'s real name, is, to sav the least, dishonest and !
State is a very large one, and the greater portion
ays: ' i see ii'oiit vtm-t-iMmmvfHmr'.
rected one of the Plaindealer's falsehood-
of it is vet to hear from. It is impossible to say
upon ; of tlie Kepublrc of South Carolina. Ve publisheil
i J-f IUd the Law Card Of Georpe M. Dntkin,
K-p, in at'iot her column. Mr D.' ls peifedly reli-
a,U. is vmw successful and ouiiCtual, and will
ished A-tamv.
yourself. If you will allow me I will correct that a description of this flag la at week, copied from the this place,) fcis been dilntinuwl "
plain editor in another of his plain falsehoods j Mercury, we believe. It must be leautiful, and! -T- - mi '
sincere prayer is that it may long wave over' Forf'HiIlborcm: i Plaindralcr.
upon Col. Outline. Y e
falsehood concerning the
and therefore that editor ha
have never written a our
tandard or its editor, j an independent arid free people
never been troubled !
to
precise idea-.) then ensued a woclul. sli.melul
bight. The balls of silver and of goto, as they
p!ou"hcd up the LToimd, were sought for amain by
the brave irmv, which left the ranks of battle and
ran i:i ha-b- ." scramble for the precious hail-, and
to tight over iiem unto the death ol their own hl
lows Yen i; ot--c than thi-. The gohi.-u balls
1- . : 1..- cul lIli'V
piercing tlie luall- oi men louo.oo.-, .-
fulling dead, their companions and brother.- in arm- :
set upon their poorodic- with sv. and cruelly
cut them o-.en. to e.-t the deadly bauble-. Thus;
what -hou. i s of in, n and b ad could not eflect, was
done ' a few ounce- of shining dross. The le a-. .
army of besiegers were corrupted in its own midst,
and destroyed not their elielov but them-Ives.
Let the Sotub.-rn people apply thi- story to the
golden othYcs which Liu -..In will bc-tow upon our
submissioiiists. il" w e permit him ; :ue into pow
er, and the moral is too .biius. ' i
Virginia is tardy in her imo eineiits. not because
she has lost her olden spirit, her well tried valor. ;
but because .-he lias been it.fc.-te 1 a : d -tupitW by
thew pestilence -f free soil pi in. in'.e-. other Mate
have exhibited prompter action and .pm K. r re-eiit-j
ment, Ollly because tmy were be;, omi the reaeii of
this social malaria. Virginia is awakim: from her
stupor. The mists are clearing Ir.-m her eye.-. Me'
is beginning to see that the lope .1 peace m the
Union was but the die.m. an unhealthy slumber,
which would have pn . d fatal if she had not been
r..-..;i.lv ..-,.U-ened. She will .--!! t.'UHK h r Solltli-
,eicl I
The
than five nor more than twelve delegates.
leleg-a'o - should be .-hnscn for five years,
the manner of choice should be so arranged as
..... t. !:.!.. -boo 1,1 .-hose at b-ast one deleirate 1
.y at pre- -ot
about the first clause of the charge made by "Or-
nofre " or should we notice the second, cr anv i
otb. r -har"e s.) cowiii'dlv made, ti.at ct'.rrie.: t
a-lvantages of handwriting of a
for every year. Tht.s secunt.g
a perpetually running l o.lv.
'I'-, the Congress s. mid begra:.ted the same sub-
i . .. ..... ... h.iu cii.,l ' tl.e federal
stair.iai "in-. -ov - : ,,. . , , -e
lllllCS 1 laoiot.. ,-
lack C uard so v
. .. i iiii ... i .i
face but tor t.'.e noi l l anu r ne tnrows c
us in his coiichiding .ar:ejraph. namely :
r.,i. .-i ev.-etit that the rutlt to lcYT
sho ;ld be limited to an ad valorem tax of five per , informed him that ' '-l-
cent, in the time of peace ; in the time of war un- j tle mL.m,,rial which he :
h"..:ed ,,,,,, r , 'pardon him.'' Ac.
The President should be chosen from among the i 1
members of Conzre-.s f-.r the term of the years. The j "iduees us t- nonce
v-.... t..s.. ,1. le u.-'.:ill thus be elected should , anv i.erson t.
. -: .1 li. o- '.-v r- . .
..l..ct -oiiil.er to serve out his unexpired term
p.le Upon its
1.,.,-n to
f the
name of any 'citizen who
uhrie had anv interest in
intro.p . . i. w e will readily
bis. and ti.i- otdy i- what
Orange." We do not wi-h
! ORANGE L'jfo.V ME.V
. 7, , n,ra nn say that JlotS Wuuax A Gmrnn
.e are mdebted to Edward Cantwell. Ksa, ! a-M CPt. J,sMHtlY CMn knl t0
for the Kepoi-t of the Finance Committee, together; Grange County Uie uciLu
with the Revenue Bill, now under consideration in " i r(,v vi.ti-ii'w
i .1 '1 . r -ii- , . . ' " ''''
uie House oi commons. K jBav perhaps speak ' '
! of iii.-m next week 'I'be- ..n-ive.i' io.t ,-.. ..- ... . ""IKK. lVA
1'ing to press.
We ake tiiis occasion to call the reader's atten-
" little '.own in thi? Hum l IV-omasville,
tion to the advertisemcit. in mother column, of a . '"'l"is of several txten.,jv ftablihmenti wh
IVi.sident should not be re-elig.bie until after the ; .
The President ol t
1 i . 1. i uthrie w ith
ex- tiij.t from t.iviti'n
- l ci . idarilv ii.t'T"st-
tir-t seemed rude haste.
he
u.
v main
th. laws of the States in
and care should 1
should ;ieer be regarded by any
the light of inimical powers.
Policy of Lincoln. -The W ashmton corres-,
nt.ri sav si: l.wcoui
ern si-tel'S for wll.it lit
rough treatment, and unfriendly pre.-ipit.iti
will be L'lad that they "dragged nei q
strength out of the rpus-;uU'.v ot dcstn.ct.on.
The moment she is convinced, all is sate - the South
ern Confederaev is a fixed fact.
Let us bv all means have this glorious t onfede
racy. Let'us achieve a Keoluti n worthy t.t our
painoi lau.eis. ,.,i ,s -- -, , this morning.
Bitely more bub. -is than that ol i.vr-c toe . ,i m to
lA't us tear from t'ie n.i'.ima. i.az "t . ..",....- y Henld's Snrindieli corre-
1 . t 1 . . i .,, . ...-t , vu c 'iM.dii'i I'M i)
WUIcn tlie ue-poi- o. i... o , - - - I ,t.,.--,im,..r
sn lv w llti t be unnuiaiioii ... .u i . I k o from
.v . . . , .. . .... . .. : i -in.-., ' irm.li ' i '
till; UilM M.ie .Ul'i'.l 'li "in.,...' ' .- i
.tht rn Gr..s- eio' iem ot lt;:u
e sii-t a c'lj 1 for cm- fault, and ihere-
Tbe ' r..rf, .. .. t,.M him that we chit".
i '..: .. .
introducing a resoimion i
.. '1!.. I'....-. I....
M.ua'.l I1 o live Years. 1 ne i lesi'iviit n un i .
pi..i.i . . U hverv stable ,n whica he
i lie Te -s to oe i ( o . e v i .-. ....
s the Congre-s'con-ists of but one House, the ed," fpos -i k own i.f -i-.-n- lm.ity. and f;rth-r-Presi-.letU
should have an unqualified veto upon more, for the f:n ts ia the e-i-e m- are p-rtsally iti
anv act of Congress, and no bill ti.us vetoed should 1c)Km1 tf( m a ors, ,. i ti;ll, ; (iutfir!'
be"ir.trodueed into Congre--during that session. - niu-h for ti.. s.-end clause of the
Ti- Pre-idet.t, vt'.tn the deb-sates bom (ach."""1
State who stands first on the r-lf, should consti-, charge made by the Standards cowardly corres
tute a-i executive council, to which .should be re- j pondent
lined all appointments to offices, and removals, all , s-ow 1(jt u ma);c a , harge against Orange:
trialies. and other functions whicli usually occupy yAu0nr ieruT c..ic, ted a tax from
vXeCltl.M' coiuicus i.i .oov. .
It is nut expedient that the Congre
cv.bi'ive i.;ri-ihetioii over
ever.
new book entitled '' C.-mtwt il's Law i'nictice."
From tiie reputation of the authcr, trnd judging
also from another work he h.-is publish. -d, we -h: uhl
stsppose tiiat it was a most excellent and useful
bo-.k. Price Address Ed. Cantwell, Esrp,
Raleigh, N. C.
hoes ,,f n oii.il;c. ;., ..r. . J.. . I , .
"'-de .North, are nlct,l in W, ouantiti!"
sfatcs that wo Axtinet
ihe Jrcvb-Jl Kir.re
1 i
nocks (. an earUioo-il ... . .,. r. t. . v
reo-ntiv. 1 tie citmns wet mud, thmvl The
Tlnnks to Hou. L.O-B Branch for pamphlet Hon. f.W, y yu,,,.r 9n ,
copy ol toe . eet o t wo... wv.gv ... t ugu, oi wiq.h ttl.. W, Holden. Evp are tm,n
Ohio, on the State of the Puion.
iS cn,hjates tfec tWw'ili.'
prorxl
n in skr oiunti-
j .
II in. A hut ii ' r St ff.?,fr,jt.
IVashivutoS. Feb. i .Vi.ators W igfall and
A lar;
VIH1.U: HEKTIXiJ x CASWELI.
He
Mr
1 h..r Vt it
.ciii.vc coimcus i.i .....v. . -. .... .
sboKei nave ; Ji.-nop nni'i ..,-.... ,
1 . . - . . . i i , . l . .. : .
territory wliatSO- , and we are iucIuk-u to mum. wran, suew u
Forts, arsenals, Ac. should be governed by , was felse WU0II he penned it. If be M.-hcd to do
anv
.... . o -'.i ii irn n nun. ..f '-.o
others ha-e telegraph to .yontgomery urg, ty. assem'oled jn the rtMirt&Z v " "' "
Alexander Ilamilt-tr 'Phe.is for Pn-Kident of ti,e ' Tuesday the 22d of jZlt f ) mncc'e.
PfoWsior,,! Souths Confederacy, in order to co-lwmr re...l. fJT. U.M; Furl- "f
A I'v '" r.
N',-w OCEAN'S, Feb, i.--riiere is a fi
tb ,t ti-'Kmir has commenced at I'ensacoLa.
c .... r
for his friend Coi
IK' -
'airs now i- Mtatir. .
iv r ' i i i ii -I'm i"iir. . .. .
Vr. JA'
-(port OraA ? terl Thomw W
.. .... port y appotijtciV bftir-t-sri Tb. r. .;
ou. :i. con-: unamin. , f? ',. I'"""ti"n,
c . n i?..,-..., . .-ii. fl.ci..:- - i s. -i ii onves in talrin.
,nif "I me J'f""'yn a ui-iiiui w. MSI uooos ov v iij.r . t . , ,
at i't rickens, but it needs confirmation. , few happv a. , '..'V V 1 meetin- m .
C;,t. I WiHU .nd T.,,p ,'nk: Me,r. Anderson
WmvoTov Feb. 4 SecreUrv Black, late At- ScreWs, ? "' ww "'l"l to art a.
. . r 1
which tnc are lo.m.i, , , t ,e
taken that the federal forces J . (h , . ... '.., 1 th,
of the States in uuuirie, ne sniuo .sn, . - , Jjt -a -" - -r '
I .r.,i ;.b b; wor.is.
i i vi .fi -w...., frtrnev ueami. wii oe iwiumavoj u nietTPSigem " "-nvm me lorn . .
e have be appoaieu o, - t - , Juvtice of the Supreme C.urcu sup-' ed a con.m,ut to orer tnUe,nn app-t-
nresume. t t Col. Oofe foro the rn.ated bv the death of the ial Jlee "" Y....L .1 Lr I be tieine.
pondelitottl.eKicliinonnnspau..su;-i. " We K ,;R,!, and w . again, e na- pcUr V. Daniel.
has wr.ttoi concniaiorv icuyi- ....v. . " , .. ... j , ...je t tub ., or any
-V . ,.- I l-t...i.r III Ill I A II I HtMIHMllHR
influence the Virginia election. vf.T,n living 1
ndeiu m um..-
-!1
i 1 .
in n iiiiinv : i . -
e,-. haticallvtliattberetstobcno - j twio
. , !,v ir..Mt i"-"
im.- 1
jr
iel:e . M
yt j rvs.iine we hav
do
po we p. -.11 che. r
lone
r We jh.'Lid have
pure and holy rd...: -i v.hi.-h ha- b. en : e .led. ;
tramph d and spit up-m in ti.-- int-re-t -t Ab. hli.-ii-ism.
I u.b-r this -aei. d banner, uml. r tin- oulh
ern t 'i"o-, w iiieii - m'- ,.;.-- toe te i.iA-- oi our
cau-e. and p .-'.'.its way oU: mai.h of impne
ten Is -und. rthi- s-.ibh-.ue b.un- r. b-t u- tight f-r
our honor, for our right-, t-r o.ir h.'im - : let u
tiftht for our wie-. u;r -'.h. her. and our ag.-d -ire-,
whom the rn.ercui.uy h i.':. -: the N. t.tti would
fain deliver over to the -wmd 'the ina.hr and
the ike of the negro in-umcti .i.i-t.
And since the tun.-. ibe.au-e, the soil, dem.i:..!
an inUet.i l and saga. i. u- leader ; a man tr.ed ami
i i - . .'. . ' . l .1 . ,.1 1 t... 1...'!
proven ai.K" on u,e to... .n ..au ,...
of legtslatio.. -, 1 t Us give our i .a:
OUr cause to the h:-.i.d- t Uiat
V the best author
1 ' . . ..:. i e.Jt. him.
.-1 ...... f o uivr ( ii " iw - . i' ini iir . ).. r . r
itv, Ui.it tionn nonnana vmjvvi v v rc ;.ni"u oi ' 'ir ruupts w
1 .1 V V..t llil I'll Al'ililVJll , 1 Av''"-''
V i "'('if UiO Ut'UKi . uuv.- .... - - i in r
Cniou and then to ,.-,: the Oulf States in.
Pr.si.ler.t
il..-iil vlir4. .....'1 tt .. 1
le t t!i.c sight-
We .-hall not L oli 'e
real r.ame is knowc to
aggrieved bv am tb:rg he -Ovs
l.im -ati-factioi's
!(i;:1Un;vadd:!.atw. Lav
A J"1 . t '
T'.r.i and Xed were telling over their travels wnen . wfc , Tir,
Tom a-k. d Nd l'the f.'.o'.; again 'ir.lv
a- vou ever in t.reece . Jh . r . .
v- , . i n : .u...i.., i- tub of A - us : but if be fecfc a
; ....... v.;- K.. Pla ndeilef.c w..t g
ot-.-e. it Vni ran inai anv mo.-. ... ... , f u
...- . j , whenever called V. pr-.video be can -a..- u.
Why Don't Von Advert. J tiinit)g lo i1k hu,lian fanlilv- :U;d iia- n
. ear hu.-ine.-s nun could do much towarV that be 11 wp
, ,,:-,per by en.,mragmg it -itu their adve ffl. ars upon hia
. . j: :.. . ill rav. Ask tbos . . :t . ..
i"--' . . , . . , ..-!i sut.icr.nvs; at oramge r au.
1 , ' J .. 1 I A . 1111. I s- -
Hmett tA IL K XdkiVv S. Ur, Phillip
Thf rr.hr St,,!, Cnrnt;.,. "'VitU- api"'''11" 'l'
Wamiimitox, Feb. 4 -The IWder Sutc Con- W. .ravrs ,d.ireA.m1'' rUt'l1 J'','n
venti.n met here to-day and sat with clo-ed U-s. us hi- vievi - y. ar.d pn
It is -tuted that Kx President Tvi. r will be- cbo-en ! tun.el vmgjf ;r,V42jrl. ''.mitlee re-
Uimo lHithItt7e-L;i2 Zi
Ukios -trot.g ft,u -lbn,
ne -lid uity .pj '""I'mpt-
'i.!." and In- plau.se oi ine auijf-ft. v,- V-
..nit will-1 1 ' ;w re wrv.;",.:i
p.v ; .Un.l;ng I'" remark .f ,, ; 'kwiid-
.1 P.rrfuut ' -itUr S'trrrh.i.. 4 , y J. Brown, one of tbb veCTef! "ing it, 'il
Mi.mi r Feb 4 The Revenue Cutter, t I Oraves bavins ti.-rislhid t'W abll
r'T' i been sgrremkrcl to the Alaba:i aut
r.ies.
Ifvrf S,-rtf,-r With.lrntcn.
w ivniv.ss.
: :.: .
II -VU."" ....rrv , . r
lii.ireH i.
tuned rciuarK;
4 M-
s-rs.
- the St-:.te t'
H i Oraves having ti.:nA al
utbo. i rnitUe. through Uieir ain
:atnua
I l-rtcl the following rtr B-JtiOB!
I t.rtin of the ,"rtiiM f4.M rrtnt)'
Lr-yUl.ttur'. ' believing r.a a, trobles ne .tuU itmpA P
- ,Tbp lwngi-laoire of Ic a,. .u. w,d tiat t-rful dai:r aui-Sy fcccAi'
lot Uk . , . . ...n.. . 3 i
-i ge.
ei iiirw
Btatesman
word for it.
cause and
racv. An
wi
dcr ol
.-rs..u l.4i.-. "f Mis-i:ppi. My
;il ov.iM. a leader wortnv i. tli
. , .... p-iaium ,tu i i. t ii'-i t-'fiu ... i
real s. l lier ami f, n,.rie ami o-t -rs
urr-' ir. win..!! ii ue- i Hi.l not aid niuj c,b T enroll, r ia- xv-. ivju inn a.
. in rev .vcrinsj bis
orf Mb
i ... tli ll...rt4.in
tricltU- l'Uiud. ... ! ii ..u. .U.-1..- u d make . .r. f,,.u u it that thej.do mi reah their Ue--utvertLsert
The r!.,i,uU-.ir .uutmu ViU M ; Whoe fault t J- . . . . 4
Ve know we mail tem .-arefully.
... will niiiNc a a-auei vv.'iiuv v v- . .. . ... . . ..,i.i...i liu .
;,f ev.ry part of the Southern C .ufede-! h tion : If
d whel, tin- i-i.li-illiiaiati.ill. so oe-.ouuv ..in,.t find ftn! ' lor an u .t-. ly cause
"A the
r.ventn-n un
ier th.
rw 0?.i.r.v.
have le-gah.-l the ca.
Bio of b''-
. . Tl. N
T .o . FK.IL' v .- i i , , r
,"V, . ' l etcher of Krnt.i.Vv ,.,sw'if5y unuer.u.-e.r-to.ily y .4-
of the taie -
i.Uh un-
muUtiiiit KulUrnhuin-jtiv more fntous d
immit.elil every' lty. dVi, ft to et'kiatT
b express our vii 0,,r ..,L riuiv bo
1 j
.-.' 1 : 1 I, ...I ..I,..- tb.- tour 1, Id thull- . ,.r,.iM, .,1- the d.iirv. when ritte boww.
,-lsnea, is .u.o,....,.-.e-. . .. -- - 1 ' T i ) ; t,o t
er of the trump -f Virgimus Lgton is heard on ( munuf. to .u.. lo-i-a. -----
swer this queuon
red will help s to am
.urtied and pai
itcea.-c-l
and were
He cnariivc. - a1.
1 the Ual tribute 01 ij-v t.
Theref.jre it rc-olod-
1 -H Tliat we are .'tOt prr(rel or f' any menn
willing u, submit, ao4bv - rulei. contlcl nwi jjv-
enit-i. by 4 Bhk K:ubiicii iruiirti.jO ; tti-
t o.f the vvrtaicUt u:ieT Uic LOsUUIUU
iu;
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