The North-Carolina standard., 1836-07-21

by GURUS Leoiiaiu' '''toon' kd"sc0 ei'"
By M. w. Abernethy,-Our1 distin-
guished guests of the revolution; acheer,
ful glass to their health; may many and
happy be their days.
BY. L. E. Thompson,-A spirlt, OF IN
quiry and an arm of strength-through
the former our fathers saw the oppression
which they suffered in the latter they
found redress.
| ByJ. A. Wallace,-General Lafayette
The patriot, the hero, the Statesman !;
Ibis exploits stand unrivalled, even in the
legions Of chivalry, and his virtue unsur-
passed in the fctions of romance; long
may his memory be cherished by the
friends of republican institutions:
By Capt. James Hottsclaw,-The Hon.
H. w. Conner,-Honest and attentive; !;
while pursuing his present political course
NAV he long be our representative.
By Col. Daniel Sea gle,-Andrew jack
son, The statesman, the patriot, and the
soldier-the world cannot produce his su-
perior.
By Maj. John MISUNDERSTANDING Van
| Buren-a pattern of political consistency;
the stratagems of his enemies only serve
to illustrate his character.
By Turner M. Abernethy,-The Lin
coin fair sex-The melody oftheir voices
more delightful to the ear than the tune
ful harp Of Orpheus; they are the prettiest
flowers that deck the mead or charm the
summer day.
Bv Marcus L. Hoke,-The President
of the United States-his victory over the
French and the opposition, are not only
an honor to himself but to his country.
Bv William w. Monday,-The iber-
ties of the American people may they con-
tnue firm and secure as long as time shall
endure. -
By Daniel F. Ramsour.-May the citi-
zens of Lincoln county tell, by the ballot
boxes, that the right of instructions must
be obeyed.
BY Benjamin Norris,-May brave and
chivalric Texas, prosper In her underta.
king, and again demonstrate to the world
that man is capable of selfgovernment.
By Moses Martin,-General Houston
and Texian Liberty.
By Jacob A. Ramsour,-Our former
noble hearted citizen, Col. James 2. Hen
derson; may his chit talric enterprise in
behalf of Texas be crowned with that sue
cess which it merits.
| By Willard Boyden,-Van Buren,, the
Abolitionist may he never rule our nation
By Marcus L. Hoke,-Martln Van Bu-
ren-his casting vote in the Senate of the
United States, on, the Abolition Question,
is enough to show every honest politician
that he is "with u.s."
By Lewis p Rodrick, Short shoes
and long corns to the enemies of Martin
Van Buren.
By Lawson Ristley-Martin Van Bu-
rem "an honest man the noblest work of
God"
By Capt Will Slade.- Martin Van
Buren-may he be ournext President, and
show.to his political opponents that he
will carry out the measures of this glorious
administration.
By A. H. Porter, Hugh L. White-an
honest and consistent statesman, against
whose character, the breath of slander
never blew until it became the interest o.
, the interested party to impeach him fol
E political effect.
BY Miles W. Abernethy, Esq The
opposition, Illustration to their councils
and complete sun-setting to the combina
ton and intrigues of the mongrel and mot
ley crew, compound of Whig, White
Harrison, Webster, Clay. Bank, Tariff, a
biologists, odds and ends of all parties, op
posed to Martin Van Buren,.
BY William w. Monday.-The doc
trines of Federalism, the doctrines of Null
LITIGATION, and the doctrines of Abolition
ism, may they be sunk deep in the sea o
oblivion, never to rise again to disturb tn,
Union.
By Maj John H. Harry.-M Martin Va,
Buren and Col. Richard NJ. johnson, tn
Democratic candidates for President am
Vice President; they believe in the right Q
instruct are opposed to monopolie
: and exclusive privileges strict construc
tionists of the Federal Constitution.
: BY John M. Butts,-May the friends c
: Hugh L. White be successful in all thei
undertakings.
$ BY Felix M. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Va
Buren, the brightest constellation that no,
e shines IN our political zodiac may tn
0 republicans hail him as the luminary ths
j. may light US on to future glory.
By Jacob A. Ramsour; Judge Mangur
e Our next August Election will agai
l. tell him that the right of instruction is trr
ly republican.
By B. M. Edney,-By requesD Th
Militia and Cavalry the bulwark of ou
liberty and our hope in the day of tria
let every man do his duty.
e By John T. Hoke,-May our flag rid
e peaceably over every ocean and inlet
1t may impartiality guide the hand ofjustc,
n and success WELD the sword of war.
Mo-, +bo ln,li:..