The North-Carolina standard., 1836-07-07

one ;oseys instruction, fs.e other refse, e,.,.
ence. Oh What is to.be dome. Held me ecu. caa
Mr.: h:fAssIprar-As TO me. I'll am to have
voice ~ tne mattef--{ Aside 4 was up too la,s
SoeIFE EMPTTss-l too claim TO have done or.
fariy some service, and they know it. (C.r.
TON, m as'ee, ntney co. Egad, irs more thanl do
No man in cur parry, as you all know, wishes in
serve tor nnthing tor whilst we cry out gains,
"ihe spoiIs" party, 1should like 10 know when
any OF US refused any thing going, -.
YoUsa PnIMrs--What yon Squire, what are -
you TT for it is enough for such you to be
noticed "a chairman Of a Cross Road White
Meeting is honor enough for you. But wha:
nave ass got Pray7 Nothing but empty praise, and
.teii you ALL that's too thin diet for my stomach
had expected to.be Solicitor General, Judge, or
something; but We have so many expectants
that nothing comes 10 my share; Twill Try once
more, and ifI fail l'lhdesert--
Mn. CAuTIoN-Why friend Primus, / am sur
fprised at yeiI:' Il is trueI have by hook and by
crook gotta little OF the Treasury Pap but who
and tho patriotism means self, still we mus, at
all times have It upon our lips; If succeed,
/ support my friends, ii l fail they support me
one good turn deserves another; denounce party
anu go Ior the country; which ne all know means
LOT our friends first, for ourselves always !: :.
HON. MAGNIFlcENT. thus men go-yeu are all
.aik'ne as II you were already in power-my ad.
wee Is to catch:he fish before you fry them.
iEveIy one knows our anxiety for place. have =
loaciy denounced Gov. Marcy and his spo,l's
Princlple-yet 40 one has sQugAL a&ee .s,o,e as.
SlcaousIy than myself-and I have had the good
iack TO get it both from friends and foes. Bu,
II am now to be denounced and proscri6ea by
my own confederates after having turned trait
or to those who trusted and honored newly
the" ! know how to shift for myself Ihave:nos
mus long belonged:o all parties and been true1o
none, without learning the first OF lessons, take
| Z. U;,neSL-. -. 1.
The execution ofmy wit, hand, heart,
/ 10 this Grand Councils service,"- *
And IT'S refused there fore, I go: Exit.
YOUNG PRINus-1 too see thai nothing is to be
gained here; carpe diem is my motto; whicht
translate, serve thyself first, thy friends when
convenient. go,
JACK PsNNILEss-stop, Mr.. Prmus, takes him
oy the arm] II we are thus to separate, it had
been better We had never met Have rnot been
sent as the secret, ex agent from that land of all
that's noble, the land of Presidents? And not to
know me isto argue Observation-Disclosures. I am then
the great lever ia Virginia. can curse Tom
Ritchie; praise or abuse Henry Clay. or Beuj,
Wadklns Leigh; supplant or desert Hugh Lar.
son White, at my will and pleasure, and no man
dare say blacks his. eye. tell you then our at
fairs are not so desperate you all seem to think
that is, il you will take my advice. You must
| stop talking about slavery; but talk louder than
ever about the surplus; abuse Congress for not
| making Gift Of the surplus instead of a loan tr
| deposite among the States. If any thing is said
about the Constitution, give that the go by; you
all know how to cry for the Constitution to-day
| ami against it to morrow. Mr.. Caution (aside--
| though he seems to be Caution without fore
| slightly can give you lesson on that head. You
| must talk too about tile Indians
| PRJMUS and CAUTION. Gnierreptirg hm) Tha,
won't do; for our Candidate for Governor has
recommended marrying between the Whites and
| the Indians
JACK PENs1LEss The evil he has! Why, then
deny It; cry false. forgery why Ihave asserted
one thing in The Richmond Wing this week, and
denied It IN Ihe next. One thing. however. is
certain /; you must give up Hugh L. White, and
vote for William H. Harrison he fought the
British will promise any thing; and unless the
| Wings unite upon him, Van Buren, is President.
| We must now beat him before the People. or all
| IS lost. This vile Congress, by admitting Mich.
! igan and Arkansas, has settled the question if
the election goes to the House Besides, ous
people in Virginia will certainly vote for Van,
unless they see certainty of defeating him he.
fore the people. The chance is bad any how
but elect Harrison and we are all made men.
You've PRIMES and Cxrrros-Then huzza for
Harrison-down with old White-come let's
have some champaign: Eris aHthrte.
SQUIRE EMprY-Here / am solus, Mt exact.
ly, for my worthy friend The President is in his
place; but he snores most soundly, and leave
him to his slumbers. Erit.
Tue PREsIeENr-lf there be nothing more to
do, I'll pul the question. Why the rogues are
all gone vanished like empty nothing; leaving
neither name nor sound behind. Snch. fear.
is to be the fate of this While party the labor Of
a mountain, aud the never-faiiing delivery ofa
mouse Then pronounce this Grand Council
dissolved, sine die.
l --as s4--
/ For the North Carolina Standard
| We, the undersigned, Delegates from The