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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05
REMOVAL,


MRS. G. NEwCOMBs, ToBACCoNissT, returns her
hs m the 1J S' Sl &c
% her her p ard the snuff 5 tina, h n he
she wopd invite The atsnton of cognos large and
Jus! received from Ia DbHish I9Es supply Of yaTs K9,
and RS '% %os SeS
di,h kinds, and ID, fine cut DUE and
q H;';s saa
which for sale on the liberal terms wholesale or retail.
and are invited to call to
REMOVED=DK AkNOUL1's Once to lC2 Leonard
street oi;e hOur,-Om IL to 81 aud in the evening at
ismoysd ON re- sS Boaaway, doors below the
'%% SP%ss %sS :is ns%
and cSe w w S m III ea ns
,S ds,s"s
e NV :paass1 I.s hssS
S v T.eay d. Of p e 3 ss s
S S Nog IS no. and fso than 50 Through
REMOVAL-DR, CALDWELL ma, removed from as
~ Waller street to 500 Bro,dwav. m26t.nr
FAMlLY BOA DING sCH0oL IN TIE county. A lady
family 81. children as boards and scholars She will
s & :ads. VII g
No sns sd Tenn
Rs5 MAaGpS. s rs Fsoa Sc Hunt Esq Ne
n. Jons Batter street, he vii
jtS
JOHN LYME corner of Fulton and Water streets.
m26tsr
r LAss Ar No 8 JOHN STREET., near Broadway, De-
" pot of STOUVENt & BRO OTHERS Glass Manufac
tory the only place where people get supplied aper
than any ether place ia this city full of the
Is%a asT' $ sSs
mandatory Every article matched patern Glass
order Whole sale ard retail for city and trade
at the above. and their c No 90 Gold st m2 msrc
49, FOR SALE-Oue par brown orses, sixteen
G<hands high, tx years old this spIiog; sound
AZl--gsod single and dc ube harness fine travellers,
ju,t 'r.m the country Empire at Mr. CHA MBERLiN'S
stable No. lei Washington where they be
piled for soon Item
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05
SIGNOR NAGEL'S
CIR Il ND EAREY Ell

SIGNOh NAGELS
GRAND FAREWELL
CONCERT.
SIGNoR NAGEL, First violiuu to the King Of Sweden.
New H. e
o. fsSIbzzRf HS2sHSS SsS S:S s.,
He f t;;sf 3 e fb;EifTr''s artist
MIR Dt MH TNM the a.:s:s Bale, s
Ss@ Blind XIV Coli. NJ
Oh Oh, tell ,u, me the form Of III. .ot .qmmsr.
asry and . mv ha cheek
Ys,itg'y YES, me ne. no answer. though eGcn ,psai;
@ @ ii-T% S' Sna .0 oS A F% bud
And m snd what i,i and where doe. tdw'
Th . ,sssna e my DsI ns% By
Will any tell ms-pm biind, oh! Pm b binti
2 :S h; s @Iss %e fly,
Are oo hfG not ow It,, ,nse. that come delight
The sun, ID stars are 70 NE nnd.6n.J.
Oh tell me wnat Iish h-rm blind Oh! I'm blind,
d dante p Can,sbie' R0ndo MeIzaldo, sndfi.
s:s's'f sHs Ara jsSay Mrs E~d
lntoaucon apd Grand Variations. P.sapi MI Ds"''''
mini on favorite air from ANN Boens iu-
.aahs sg rfa voa. a m.oay
and performed by "''''''' composed s;o N...
PART III.
Ba'ad--"Bid me not forget thy smile Kpybett
HecItatvo, Adagio, Relgioso and Hondo
lodioso: from the Grand Concerto dedicated
NIL, 10 tns 1MmeTiean puoIic; ny Sgpor Nagsl
"T Tus az. :. my, ne hpneIv hWu wue' Mr. Dempasr
nnuves of Scotland when aged connie d;..
the chair which the deceased ssnd;n IN hs
tcusoUed until the sbouli ,o he -
JOIN ITS former ccupsnt the world ofsp rts
Deux Airs Russ sVarie-Fantasia for the piano
. oy IhaoeIg, MIR F. Rakeman
al .si p'o"so oy mossini, Mrs Edw Lodsf
r., ao3ee ~ e. H. "a, Mr. Dempger
Hore told hntenng Tale, /" composed and
nPsi.oImeu oy Signor Hsgal
ktores, and Al the door evenings 1922
Doors at o'clock. Concert
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

IA HOUSE s575-A House and two lots Of Ground,
mn with fruit aud raspberry bushes woodhouse, &c.
GI4m Railway, NJ. Letters left for O. +. q. Herald
Once ms 3t~r
sxkM rolLh DEL PHIA BOTANIC GARDEN To EFT
MS-Welt Known the McAran Grden, situated on
Arch Flbert sctuylh ard eth the city of
Philadelphia Containing alb four Of ground with vel
ling houie bar summer house and hot houes
small therte, Illuminating lamps,
The Garden uliy LAID ia gravel walks, shubbey
and shade trees.
To good suit BILE premises would be let
reasonable Pos, be had Immediately. Apply
JOHN w. FRALER,
Is6t&r No. 70 North t. street. PHILADELPHIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

CABINET FURNITURE-The public respectfully in
formed th the su scrber inteDds selling at auction,
Tuesday he 9Th OF May stock OF Cabinet
being ofhs manufacture. and is warranted OF best
ais and workmanship Person wishing purchase will please
call end anime for Ihemselve..
JAS. D. GARRETSON
3 MI 8t*ec <6 Beekman street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05
Ship Masters and Agents.

Ship Masters and Agents.
We shall il favor if Captains OF Vessels will give
to Commodore RoBERT SILvEy, Of News Fleet Re
Vessels Spoken on their Pas,sge List of their Cargo, and
board them immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents at home abroad will also confer favor by
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
seceived
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05
| CTKAW WRAPPING PAPER-Sutable for shipping, in
PERSSE & BROOKS,
r,Sa No phe,fv etrep

~ loon adj Joining the American Museum would respectful
~ inform his numerous friends and patrons that in onfo,m
charges for Bowling half the price heretofore establish
ed The would also avail himself Of this opportu
rally that he has recently had his saloon and Alleys which
surpassed in the United Stes in complete
fort Of all who may him with call TO meri a continu
of the patronage which has been literally
RI CORLIss, 2l8 Broadway,
CARD-The subscriber propetcr of the New York Salt
n Wafer Bath Informs his friends and the public. that he
impoy worthy of their best ccnsidsra
on and os wh b, heea
through the Bath giving change Of almost ny
when III. tide flows. The location being best in the city
The nh will take her station on or ahou. the midi. Of
May sub.cr ption book is now open at III. WARM SALT
WA dns x Bath So Of : st. E D s
TO subscribe enjoy that luxury without 'ddi n
charge ua our establishment opens Tor the n BAT
NIB To Let &C OHee Room, connected with he saloons
Sail BOAT CHALLENGE S-Whati. the m.t,er' Aye,
ed Turks the bosom Of man. he loses sight Of amiab
tv prsstates himself aud in turbulent dies UNDECIDED
ann neEnown such the coodlio1 OF certain ooet pude
The rber upon the
ed ground of boat building and long has taught him
,,L,rge bark, can vsntu mere.
But little bsrks must keep shore"
And when think they with him in superior boat
hsoce door there Of proofs his
challenges always made 10 GOOD faith his
d IN time he offers show the of "Troubler'
boat Crous built has hano for trophy which will
backsrs where's your own daunted courage-daw the veil
and sho yourse to the world.
ri EOps months notice. any distance under fly miles
IF 81 G. L. iNGsRsoLL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

City Point and Richmond Jasper NickenOn. NswYOrk Bid
sss~ lsis% sSs Wis Ger" Dis
My aA Assh,%sy AT Tor1. .nd s
e whsds ss Boo ss cid S.tap
P e oiS S 81
Reuisys Durnham Boston; BiCooley' Camp "a'"'"S
&5OREwA last evening ,hoa, o'clock in going
PoO through Maiden lane to howsds Hotel pocket boot
Ths sSSys s @ Be Es on being
$100 KEWARD-The above sum will be pad By he
p xSo s"i s%s S
By Of oil Th. act was com
Mas, JOHN BUs s,U S;w.,v
r10OO ELEVEN PER CENT-A one .o1y frame
N hs ssss Sn The ssss
'e %
S.: s rick ssir3sf
The Te
enquire na was 'o'' 0' S'0o os SHAW Esa'
ms 3Ieod.m i2t Fulton ST. N Y.
y year Of his age. lei. hi. home Yesterday sbou. A.
horn ha zaS "f him Be
ved at hs first hous' 10 Ni@h ,,s.s5 Ws of F@h
II Bowey, between Goth street small pack
OF law pe's Of value the
bsriy rewarded by returning them, giving information
where they may E e Sqif sANoFosp No w.
F6ssa FOR xp a: s
OF this number unusually interesting The An
viii be ~h OF ""'"
ms lt'm Publisher, i02 Boadway,
WILL BE PUBLISHED on Satu day morning, Bankrupt
w stori' Pert edtedbv Harry Franco bankrupt. Will
a III
the very interesting story fthe Haunte Merchant Price
cents. JOHN ALLkN,
mis2tsr 1879 Nassau street.
T ADIES' CORDWAINERS OF BROOKLYN-An adj
II louned of the men, branch
Ill be held Tue,dy Evening 9th instant half past
Washington ii, Adams and Tllav form
Society and attend to other imp rtant business Every jour
ms h.r CHARLES FISBECK. Chairman.
DIsSOLUTION or CO-PARTNEKSHIP.-The co-part
- pership under the firm Of A. Artaut Co is
this day dissolved by mutual Che business of the late
ma STR a. n n. Hc6 6URTiN.'
z. LACY, DENTIST,
LAS retued the cityand resumed the ice Of his pro-
esson, 70 franklin Of Broadway, where he
h IxcR% all Others
E.U DE FLEUR D'nRAN9s & MADEIRA VINE
II F tale ny T. f. QUiDOKT, NO. 50 Clinton street. at
low nrices m3 TIM
MRS BEsCHOK beg. inform lend. nd cuso mers
I that she has removed Canal street. ~ " and ready
their Millinery articles Drer lantii-
las &c the latest fashion, al prices 10 suit he times
ms3*r
STKAW WRAPPING PAPER-Suitable for shipping, in
PERssE & BROOKS,
Ctr No. CT Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE framed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal ars.
perceive, be obtained in this country. Ssedvsruss
maai oplths last soluma, fourth pags.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05
State OF Trade.

S0cOnd Board.
$1,000 Ohio c., 1860, b3 $1,000 Kentucky 6s NV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

7 EECHES-LEEC CHES-Jusi received from
II Hamburg bark Howard in 28 days very fine
lot OF Swedish Leecb. large and healthy For sale
s. hundred by JOHN ALLAYOLD. JOG Bowery and BY
JOHN LYME, corner of Fulton and Water streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-05

UCIlON N0Tl"E-Dahlias md fine Piauts-A. Levy
IA II sell FRIDAY morning, at II o'clock, at ISL Bosd
way 200 finest double Daha roots, all nam-d Gadiouses,
Tuber sorts English Tunip Seeds with fine coec
ngs Samples Of ich the store. worthy
the attention Of Growers
Al.o the Moss Roses, Rhododend,ns, double Carnation
Pnks &c from Europe they be got out the vessel in
time for this ale. md 2tetc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12
GEORGIA ELECTION.

The elec'icn in Georgia Cor Governor,
members Of the Legislature, aud two va.
eaaeies in Congress. took place on Mon
day of last week. The few returns re-
eeiret show favorably for The Wings In
ihr city Of Savannah, Crawford, the Wing
candidate FOR Governor, bea, Cooper, Loo
e., 50 votes; aud for Congress and I.e-
gi.latrc The votes were abou, the same.
In Richmond county, the Wing candidate
Tor Governor bea, his competitor 222
votes; the Wing candidates for Congress
had majo:iiies Of so to It's; aud the en-
tire Legislative ticker lbs 10 $50, which
is a Wig gain Of two members in the
Legislature since last year. In Baldwin
county the Wings Lave nWjo,ilies Of
about 81. Chatham county also has gone
Tor The Wings.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12

The election fai delegates 10 The Gen.
sral Assembly look place in he state of
Maryland On "Wednesday Cr last week.
We have hearl only from The riiy Of Bal
timore. II i said that very lille exrile-
men, was visible; II the polls every thing
Vas orderly, snl . mnre quiet election
was never before witnessed there. The
Wings have elected four delegates. and
ths Locos one. The average Wing ma.
iOnily is %. In 1912 The Locos carried
their whole ticket By an average majority
Of 752; being Wing gain in The city in
one year ofsio. From Ihis result in the
CITY. strong hopes are en- eriained Of the
success Of the Wing cause throughout
me STATE.
IL Since the above was in type we
have seen gentleman who passed through
Baltimore on Saturday night, who informs
u that relarns hal been received from all
the eouu'ies in the stale, excep, two, and
j, vas sscerained lha The Wings would
have a majority in both branrhes of the
Legislature. This will secure The cleo
ton Of Wing Senator in place ol Mr..
Kerr. whose term Of service expires on
the 4Ih Of March next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12
Attention!

II fls oonmissionsi Cgrers aad Me-
siciens beioaging % lke 4sfL hssi.
msaf u North { arOiina 5IiE.ie.
W0U are hereby ordered and semmss.sd "a
siirad 81 DAVID ~ bsns's. en- Thursd.,
ihr i9sh mai ~ ~ eisl.ck. afaea aad "a 40.
PED - the iaH cIrrsis. ior dni nspssrs ana
reari marital; ard - Friday The 20ih. 10.
all ailend ailh yoar resp, rive rnmpaales
a u s'ciark. armer ard sq~ipped - lh~ lar
dHcsis. Ailh f..ur Tsunds u p.sder, for req
mraial exercise.
The sleelioa Tor BsiesdieF Gsnerai az Tia 6 /,
Bnsade 81 North asro'ins Nali'ia will aikr
place on Ike Goth iak'sni.
1HOS. JONES, Col. Com.
0eiobsT 6. S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12
The Legislature Of Tennessee was To
meet at Nashville on Monday last.

DOES the Editor AZ the tiillShoroueh Re.
,''d"t rcuis tn publish the Tariff e Dnli n
- nc ctfoid tn let the people of Orange see
W." much the Nhigs have tax 4 then! In
we '"presslse language Of tue Register, tive
PSa*c tor reply STANDARD
The editor cf The Standard is informed
mat we ATE not afraid TO lie, The people
O' "range know every thing connected
WIN the history of our Government
ami the present tariff Of duties among the
rest. The tariff was laid for The purpose
" providing the necessary revenue for
'ne supper, Of Government; and the peo-
p'e or Orange prefer that the General
"o'eFnment shall be supported by re-
venue tariff rather than by direct taxation,
" TIE editor Of The Standard is very desi-
rus to see the present tariff of duties
r"'i''hed in our paper, we will crafty
"'h II he will publish The tariff of duties
voted .for by Mr.Van Buren, in 1928. But
~hy does the editor rail out against The
'@ai so luriously! does he prefer tia, thr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12
Public Sale.

TN Wednesday the % h oil October next, {
- fair, il not the next fair da,.) at the la
residence III wili,s S,licrs. de. eassd, Will /,
exposed tn public sale, Ia the hughes, bidi
all III" perishab'e property Ct the said decca:
cd, consisting Of
The crois Of Corn, " heat aud Oats,
-Four valuable Mules,
Four or five good farm Horses,
The stock Of Cattle, comprising good
Mich Cows and Beeves.
A large number Of Hogs.
, Plantation implements, two. Wagons
and Gear,
Smiths Tools, two Stills,
The Househ,id aud Kitchen Turni
lure.
A credit OF Twelve months will be give,
bend with good security n9'nst.
;t~!S N the $. the time AID place the M.
GHoES heIonelns To ths estate viii he histt
and ,re Lands iHc'udl ny Saw aa1 Gisi si.ii.
rented tor the remainder "i tie pI' seat aud ii (
who OF the ensuing ynar.
PEYruN p. MOORE, .9dm'f.
S lumber IS. 8: ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12

OR Rail Reaa.-A nossI snd interest
ING sighi sss 1llnsssed 90 Saturday aIse9-
nsan. % nor Rail Rasd. The arrival 81
one i"ermo'ise with . ns,n Of 70 carr.
I'll lasdtd. AID farming line Of v,ry near
quarter a. mile. The w,ighl II The
whole sEnunisI b perhaps ntsI $40 lon..
The l.seomniise 70 aIsv one eslltd Il c
Tamil. thne II aLirh have been bolt BIZ
Msssr.. Bslds il sod Whitney. ia Ph,ls.
dslPl 70, far our R,il Rosd. n isexp. C.
I d that 1900 bsles III crllon can be
brought ~ one rip By Ibis powerful an
e'ne. Tie ether tao srs shortly txpss-
Ted, ard all no doubt hereafter greatly
sxp.d ie The transportation bath up aid
ddan on lhe Road.
(LGrltsfcR .igerc1yg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12
Weekly Almanac.
Town Ordinances.

RE IL ordained, That il shall he the duty Of
the Town Constable aud Of the Captains
&C the Companies of Pa,rol, TO take up all per.
sons Of colour passing as free aud no, known
by them to he so. and bling them before the
Magistrate of Police. whose duty i, shall be TO
Inquire int" the matter at ais, her, or their fec
dom; anu Il the SAID pelsOH ar persons "t CO
iour do mol make II appear that he, she, or
they is or are Tree BY the productinn 81 Tree
ptpers, or otherwise. at the time Of trial, he,
she, or they shalt he allowed thirty days 10
which 10 produce such evidence If ms, her, or
their freedom, hy giving security in reason
able sun for his Ter, or their appearance b.
fore the Magistrate Of Police al The expiration
Of that Time; aud on failure TO give such sesn-
rry, he, she, o, they stat he committed to
Jail uht,i satisfactory evidence oi his, her, or
their freedom is produced, and all COSTS are
paid.
Be il further orlaiaed, That from and after
til, passage Of this ordnance, no Tree person
Of colour shalt take up his or htr residence
" thin the limits tf this. town, without IT, ST
giving security In bond Of one hundred dot
lars Tor his or her good behaviour daring such
residence; aud any free persnn or perSo"s oi
colour VINO shall take up his, her, or their re-
s,icnce IN sad town without siv"g the s.en'
rily required by This ordinancr. he, she, or they
shall be aotilied NJ Tie saul r., QUESTION, ahd II
within thirty dayk Tier such ao'ire he, sine.
or they sha'l fa,I depart the town or give
the security r.qA he. she. 'r they SAL be
committed TO i'll ALL the security gwen
and all cas's are u
.iad Be il further csduinsd That If any slave
shalt be fonnd in. or luiicring about, any grog
shop, or other place where llqiors are sold. at
any time during the day or "ieh. w'ih"ni a
written order from his or her master, mistress,
or overscer. he OF she shall, upoa convection,
receive a whipping not 10 exceed th'r'y n're
lashes on his or her bare back, aud be cOm.nit.
ted 10 al until all costs are paid.
BY otder Of the Board Of Commissioners.
E. A. llEARTT, Town Clerk.
October 10. Us
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12

GaEFEnor roiy. e Wisnunsia TrFFiis.
~ hss isFae1 . PEoslanElioa lFc0mmen5-
&c . ~ Pseplr cfsaid Tern ssyao pair,
= ~ flrv liaa IN he 4lh Nsndsy e Ms
alonsh. for q seninsl he lrnaiina a =
permanfnl governments fnr he Siase 81
Wisconsin. The GoFernnr expresses
he opinion shsi IhrFs are NOR Illsn sixty
lhOussnd inhabilanls n lie Territory.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12

MoRE lIARNoSy.--We learn that " Old
Tecumseh,' Col. II. NJ. Johnson, has
come out on his own hook, and declared
himself candidate for Presiden, Of the
United States. lie does not choose TO
submit his claims 10 the decision Of the
Baltimore Convention, which will he
composed, as is now clearly manifest, Of
the friends Of Mr.. Van Buren,. We think
a; least one other eminent individual will
pursue the same course.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12
a.

Sign in Gs9rgia.-The Augusta
Chronicle contains letter from Loco
foco Of long standing and character 10 a
Wing in that city, which says, 81 find |
shall have 10 voc with you for once. |
am, rs you know, a Calhoun man; but
from the signs Of the times, see that
there is no earthly chance of his nomina-
ton. Van Buren, cannot stomach.
am, therefore, henceforIh to be ranked
among the advocates OF the gallant Harry
of the West. like The man--his South
crn feeling and manly patriotism" The
Chronicle says, such is The situation Of
hundreds in the siale."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12
.SoTn.R FIRE ~ NRwBRRN.

We leara from lelIen rsesised n his
.,,ee Irom Nexbern. dat another dis
lresing Gre has oeeured in lhal place.
1, bn,ke on about Iwo o'elaek On The
uamiag q Thursday last. neat DIOR 10
,he Merrhanfs Bank. near die place
whers he &c last spring occurred Il
continued anil IL progress was arrested
b. large brick dwelling on Pollock
,lrcel. Thineen stores. and several ware
haasss and dwelling houses we're Destroy
sA, many q Them new buildings. The
los Gas probably come thirty Or forty
tlloasand dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12

CoTToN. The New Orleans Bulletin
says tina. the amount of cotton shipped to
that city, out of the Red River and its tri-
hu,aries, last season, could not have been
less than 200, 900 bales, which, valued at
the low prices for which the last crop
was sold, would amount 10 about So, 900,
O03.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12

RsfnR N ILsmSs ~ Deor 10 Rhode
isiana.--ilr snisedai Pauiuckri Mass ]
% Monday, where he mas received By !
eoneouFse tffraends. lie intended 10 20
y Providence Yesterday. and 10 deliver
himself up 10 he Slais auIhoriiirs. lie
uill probably demand immediate trial b..
Iore he suPrrme Ccurt. nov ii session;
bhi DE providenee Chronicle presumes
hat u all Be : difirnls maner q GET 10.
~ % NJ his Ease. and slill more difheull
hnd ,wfIse men who could agree upon :
verdict.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12

. - veil - ~ eura, Imaus v,grs ~ "A,
ssi eilis - Ne Yea Esst tErT Sass =
49, tasa 9 So - siHElsa srta = sruug
nsaiaE l.sFig sRlelva lhnn6sfaas. fIana hFa.sa.
: Fssas y tAss d, ftras - Rresass N
J e IA, - hsanE Ii.ss daaRtsss.s haiss.s - 4
|. e = 10 e ihrif fn~ads Ihs* ksse nss s.nh
eatTaaee a. raams - aaignAAs ataan~r. 60
slaaea . Aaas.zaas thsl. a 4 dass al hlau -
80 psiiy. 81 rrstiy Soy 49, thsm q .
saasrs iea assh kraSra q lsass 9 hope az
ahsr krilias tosihsid - ais salih sea.a.-
sarh disrouAsni tones have s.idsnily
disturbed he slrmbrr Or he STANDARD,
and fPrrad iis inlarncs oTer he enrrenl
Of his dream; he faaeiss he noise comes
from The Wing esnp. aSee." ~, hs,
/. he Webster journals are growing ho.-
'sr ihan ever against Mr.. clay. whilst
hose in The interest OF Gen. Scot and
Judge M'Lean are setresly bur surely
loneniing lie discori." Then turning
with eomPlaeeney % The p.aes and Gar.
Haony which uniles lie different branches
Of The Loco family. he hugs himself and
exclaims. !. How pleasant il is Tor brelh.
ren 10 dwell together in unilyF
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12
TIE "HARMoNY" or THE DEMOCRAT
&c PARTY,

&c PARTY.
The editor OF The S andard rcioires
greatly in the prospect that his friends Of
the Richmond Enquirer and Petersburg
Republican "arc about % bury the hatch
ct deep under The tree Of peace" Il"is
cheering" he says; ii, gives us deeper
and stronger hopes OF The harmony anu
success Of the Democratic party" And
in burst Of exsiacy he exclailns, " Now
is the winter Of our disconlen, made glo-
rious sunmer"
Itmay seem a little cruel to disturb this
pleasant dream Of the Standard; but ne.
verlheless we shall venture to wake him
up.
|, will be recollec,ed thai the Syracuse
Convention of New York voted down the
"dis,rict system" and appoin ed the
whole tbir,, six delegates 10 the Bal imore
Convention, with instructions in favor OF
Mr.. Van Buren,: and we published in OUT
las, some ex tracts from the protest of the
minority. exhibiting something of the
harmony which exists in their ranks.
A meeting was subsequently held al
Hartford, Connecticut, at which resolu'
lions were adopted, by ll6 votes on, oil
I3s, sustaining the course of the SYRIA
cuse Convention =. that is, declaring pre-
ference for Mr.. Van Buren,, and denounc
ing the district system of elec'ing men,'
bers to the National Convention.
This was a fair snow stotm IN the
midst of the GLORIOUS summer, and
caused sudden return Of &" the winter oil
discomfort" with no little Of its discor'
dant blasts and bitterness Hear him oil
the Petersburg Republican:
! We can assure tHe h'"Wo"" ~ NV
hat the stale rights party have not the m"s'
| remote intention Of submitting TO the de'r'es
ui the Syracuse Con'eniloh.'
To this the Charleston Mercury, an
other leading print in the interest of the
Southern candidate, in no very amicable
mood. responds:
Mo, indeed, nor to the DEGREES Of fifty Of
them. Does any one suppose they ever expect
ed us to take the word Of command from them'
A body, constituted il, palp,Ulc drfi '"re OF the
fun 'amen,al principles Of the party and OF com
m ~ srnse. snppos. that, by buy 'a'k a"d zoe
mi liable parade, thry can t,r"st their h'gh DC
| &C is upoa the ifr,m ofihls counity as 'hr''
-ule Of political ac'i"p! ibid they imagine ,e"
he piece ui bod tum1"s.'r, the! have give