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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-31

... rar the HdIsboroush Recorder
Mn. EDIroR: A good joke came fthe
other day in old Orange, which think
ought not to be lost.
A thorough going Wing, not hundred
miles from Hillsborough, having couple
Of Democrats in his employment, they de.
termined, in his absence, to exhibit 10 the
world The height of their zeal for Demo.
crazy by planting hickory pole, the top
of which reached about l6 feet above old
mother earth, from which flowed large
bunch ofpolk stalks. A small board was
nailed to the pole, on which was label
something like this:
40. SO Of Polk /, perfect pis"n
To Heniy Clay aud rreIigauy.en.
The proprietor on his return was some.
what astounded to see this bold Democra.
tic flourish at his very door, and al first
felt disposed TO order the pole to be taken
down; but after a moments reflection he
considered that every freeman had right
TO exhibit his political principles, so it was
permitted to remain. In order that the
passers by might know that the ground
was not altogether Democratic, the Wing
put up board by the side of the pole, up
on which was pasted a Wing letter
head representing "lhat same old Coon"
crouched upon a large ball, beneath
which was fox upon his back, writing
beneath the mighty weight that roofs over
him crying out with all his might stop
that Ball." Upon the centre of the Ball,
the letters o. X. well known in the Wing
Calledar, stood out conspicuous. Having
placed itup to his" notion" he was oblig-
ed to leave OH business, satisfied that that
same old coon was in his proper place.
No sonner had he left, than one of the
Democrats. mortified that the coon should
climb his pole so soon; ordered his
gun 10 be brought, and declared he
would shoot him. And now "with gun
in hand,' and determination in his heart
to give a full exhibition of his feeling for
the Wings, he loaded the piece, and with
allthe discrimination Of Kentucky sharp
shooter, drew,his aim upon the coon. Bang
went the gun! and no,c, with as much
anxiety as if the fate Of the Wing party
depended on the result of the fatal shot,
they ran to the board, when, Lo! there sal
that same old coon with all that good ma.
ture, saying q. X Not hair of him was
touched:, while the poor Fox was. riddled
with shot and cut to pieces. II was all
over. Ill take down that board now,
said young Wing present, taking up a
stone and with all his might whizzing il
at the Democratic poetry, shivered the
board 70 pieces. III take down that pole,
said little boy; and giving il push, down
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NJ Clay. yieldiog iohis feelings En-
cited 10 beLs:iof;he son ola Rs,o 'allou-
a'y pario' sh' We caplLrei 81 M,et, .
eiuzea nj Alahams. addressed a letter 10
President ssa,s Anna requesting HE lib
erstion. We understand Ihs, he has Just
ncrivsd . pu'i,e letter from Pr.s,den,
S.n'a AIMS infornips him Of The prompt
dischssge al The ssp,ivs according To his
request e. Lexington Reporter.
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DEMOCRATIC nEETlNes.

DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS..
~ Gxs. r. ~. DaxExI. ~ sop
ssssn.saiss - Gesxfrss ls.s@ gks e,snir,
snd 6Ek- kL1tssks 10 D<ms~r.te Elre.
90. ON aSrrsss rs 81 izras ~ Or.ur.
-sh'y q h'ssd I'D. - usfs<scsy Ne
40 = Ori"Asr. sd il H.lisbsssssk "a
s-iaids, Ne zsm ksssahsr nslI Oh.
e. d'sssnfss.Asd Crsr,m.a o.. srp-es<d
- es p'ssspi aad sddssss ahs Mrsanx. A
isi 40 ndshe< q BE Ds.0es.i. Il p.rsi-
rsla.ly nqoess~t.
~ ksmsmb~F thn no an dss "a
Na'snbss art : ihs simr c. vs.shg Co
pisndssi aad Wee Pres DEAF.
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Eqaily so.

- esansday. lls "a a KsErmbsr aeag,
! xaai ssa h~lass O. esausa haass
taaaFts haAlsbs ssuKh. On srr~aa ftursse
ssanihss seeAi ffe Acres sl I.an5 g n
wsssss e narEsnis cErrk. sdislring ~
lzads e ID. 4. y. smnh snA ssirrs. -
prap<ny e The lzls gokn f.na. Bed
apd seeuriiy FrsBirrds snd lhr fitlr n.ls
whss he nan~y d psid.
JAMES VERB. c.EA
0xtuAxr q. as
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TREMENDOUS Gait On Lakf Erie IT, Q
slosa shd sInd 81 BsHsIas Fsn'ay ND n
NE issh mar. .saa in mra.'ous. TIE |. ind
'assd .ilss hsf'.essr. D L.. sh..oa. %.
s,szsn sndesssi basss. ssss driven sshsas
-sans q them Ugh and dry spoa Land.
VI NJ haDsss -eis un.asf. d. th.Is
u .vs dswn. The ! % IL p.spsny .ss
isnnsnss. In Sshses slrsrl. he rvias sl
hsssss. iSfn'lurs. lusbsr. aud 81 canal
eesis, sss iLro.n together in one cs.nIs.
sed mass. Boz whsI . mors I.msanbls
there sss terrible ioss af lae. The
papers spssk Il Ihiny % msss. Rsn. 90
1en. sHd children. tiIl,d BY he lsIl,ss
hausrs IN -hlrh they lodged. xhasr bod
ass ss's found sflsf The knpsst
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Aatcntionl TOWN COMPANY

WOU reiksr.by .rammssdcd 90 sitssd al
= tue court house 10 Hdlsborosgh. en- Sa
tuIdsy The ID day Of November al 10 s'slork,
fvr drill muster, and 10 elect nifirep Cor the
company, in obedisnes TO the feqaisition ol
The Genera.
Ny order efihe csrisin.
]. NJ. BEAVER, o. s.
oe,ebsr a.. a.
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Refnnning IN The Posg Ofiee n Hillsho-
rougt On tire Isi day a Oetoher, Iss4.
which. il not laken osi within three
months. will be scni 10 ths Genera
Post Oiiise - dead lesien.
John Anderson. soIonOa Angle. Besy
Thomas Burton. RoberiN. Blsekwood.
5anss Bullock. TAouas BorOughs. Jeha
Brown.
The Coroner of Orange County, Mr.. I
- Can. Miss susan CLARK, the Clerk /.
of Orange County, Miss Julia f.. Crab- q.
tree. Levi Compton. Mis- Susan Cheek.
CALVIN Carroll. Col. Com. 47lh Regiment .
N. G. Militia.
John OF Saml. Duan. Bennett benson,
Matthew Durham. Miles Davis, James
Debuy. DR.. Lewis DishOngh.
George A. Ellis, Ira Ellis. Col. Elder
son. "a. @..@-t
r. .a. ~- @~
Henry NJ. Fits. William Fsn.r, Ga.
muel Fouythe. .;-.-
Elisha Griffin. .tt~<
William L. p. Heath. 4, Miss Elizabeth
Horton, chesley Hemdon, DIR. A. EoIton.
John Homer, Q.
" I
L. ........
James Laita. son in Law Of Thss. Hol-
loway, John ID. Leaihers. -.~.~.
Alexander Mebane, John Mason, VII
liam Maris, James M'Cray. Rev. ]. 4.
M.siannin, Q, Hiram Meveigh.
p =. - :
L. X. Pratt, Allen Petty. ~-....,-- :,
X -.
George Rhodes, Green Read.
Thomas G. shaekelford. David Stray.
orn, Jane Stewart.
Abel Thomson.
w g. a. H.
FIN. Waddell, 2, Miss Rebecca W,d-
dell, 3, Mrs. Elizabeth waddell, Samuel
Woods, Alexander Woods, A ID. Whit
ted, Geo. w. Walker, Joseph ]. Wood
row, James Watson, son Of Rebecca -.
| - Persons calling for. .sys Of the
above letters will please say they are adj.
vertised. 80 -t'st =
,THos. CLANCY. p. M
October I. &c So
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Taking The pdi.--Oa Wednesday.
oc,obsr 81. Mites VnRiss Scott. daushies
&c NJ jar q. neral Sc ni. &c The O. y. AZ
my, and Mss Sarah Linton. received the
White veil. in the visit.tian Convent,
G. org. i.wn. At the Lands Of the Awhbi.
shop.
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold, on Thursday The 24,h
w day of October next, al The late re-
sidence of Jacob Jackson, deceased, TIVE
miles east of Hillsborongh, all the peron-
al property Of said deceased, consisting Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Cows, Hogs, and Sheep, ... a.
Corn, Wheat, Hay, Oats, Fodder, and
Flax, ~ -.
Farming Tools. and many other as,i.
cles. ...... 1855. -. -. :
A credi. Of twelve months will, be civ.
en-. the purchaser giving bond with sp-
proved security. .s
HENRY WHITFIELD. .adm'r.
0rtabef 1. .4S--,s
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METHopIsrs. -AIarrpo"lpsper states
that large nubrr "f Cslvsh,sue Me,I,n-
d'sis. lathousaad ar rnosr1 from Csrnsr-
s"n snd An. 'e'ey. ere prpaiing 10 en.i-
CRATE nthis e""n'r,. ~,lh s,s~ .i farn.
ing e"mnunty. oa The bank. u The Me-
s'ssipp,.
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Respect for Freedom Of 0pinion,--
The Utica Gsze,,e ssys that M. Nut. of
The sown oi. Marcy, Oneida county, ~ho
hss rec q " denounced LoeoIoeoIsm and
rome utfi for Clay, wss taken the other
highs By. .gsng of Loroioeos and rod.
on rail, = = !.
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AZ re lssi sessaa e Congress, 40 .
mendmeal wssslFrrrd IN Inc lssnr,a' Al.
prapria'on Bin ~ 81. P..ilaek Of Penn
sslssni., dlrsri'rg thst the ar,.eIrs psr-
Chased fo' th- uss af Congress [.la,ionr.
". ks should be 81 An erIrsn msaslsr-
iars. PROVIDED hsy roIld be ab,si, ed Il
.. Saod esaliiv and an % good srns 80
The f,fsiga. Nv would moi Il Be ssppo-
ssd that every membsr riIh 90 Am<nesn
heart N his bosom would sssrr On eppar
UNITY like this N encourage the sklll and
industry Of he eaunIry nsn. srd lhus e"n.
dnee 10 . real N,tan.l Indsrrnaeass -
Moot ssssrshly p opls would ss sanrl.d~.
ysi % members wsre fannd On .o,r sgains.
the mo ion. and rorR az them ss r.xr.i
10 say ~ers from North csIolrns. nsms.
~. James ]. MrKay. A. Arr,nstan. ID.
sid . Red, and ]. n. J. Daniel. By
that vnie these men ,riu,lly said. LEI ~
do oil we esn taf .ynr fsrtisn laborsr, aid
espissls,is. and let nur own meeh.nles
lake care OF ih, msel,rs. ID.
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Books !! Books J!

4 ilE suhscrihrr hiss jus, rereivcd. snd will
keep constantly on hand, large supply Of
the Books published by the Presbyterian
Board of Publication.
These hooks are strictly Of . reiigieus and
mor,l character. aud will be sold ., the loves,
Pniladelphia prices.
LEMUEL LYING II, Agsnf.
Oct. IS. u
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trffadaf laimailN -lismssg - nhAas
&C. sA@@sF ys-a%ssss saes@sas. - Aass
1859 % - MaissiSs w<* ssnhly " IN.
srase % sAn ahsy spp..ss : - sAs :. ~.
gs~sinE ~ ihs sna.s ne Issec@ses pois
- th~ l1ia NJ. PES lhs Asssss. hss1r
sh~ss q. so~sthsif ss. p sadf. sp..u
. s~f . q ~. isau Shsnrs y shs sasns.
~sh . lnnssdass es.sh. sd sgla ialu
s<rsn faesss. saar ger whsss. la.-l-
&c q ne -ssrt. sssy god nsls,.dls
frmashro tssa de YEA pasrss ,sdieslsd
% sssea siss Pea ard Dal 90 al fsl.
RaLfinsars lafsiel.
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-, GREAT SALE OF
Land and Negroes.

Try virtue Of decd If trus, CT. cutcd :. ii e
subscriber BY John Mitchell. he Vi. fer
far sale, for cash, II C"rbett's Store in Css~ ~
rough, on Thursday the 18th oi K.ve.,b.,
next, EIGHTEEN NEGROES. and tla ,sIn.
able TRACT OF LAND on whish said Mitch.
ell NJ resides. The, Land 10 ri. ustrd on liz.
co. IN cassell. is well improved hss upoa Il
very valuable Saw aud GrisI Mill., snd con.
tains eleven hundred aces.
]. w. NORWOOD, Trustee.
October 8. 3 46 -
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Notice.

q HAVE tsis;day set my son HENRY FAU
= CErrsfree aud Of liberty TO transact husi
ness fur himself: aud do hereby give notice
aud forewarn sllspersons from trusting hiai Oh
my account, or any member Of my family, a. !
an determined. TO pay no debt Of his or their
contraction unless nv written ordertrom me.
E,~ JOHN A. EAUCETT.
QrinhrI
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WILL be sold on the 18th Of Eoveu,bs,, si
" ssssesi ~. Tstess store. or pesr sberr,
shfee hbodred and els scresm Land, The place
Wherein lfenderssu Fowler formerly lived. q:
vii he divided into smaller tracts 10 suit pur.
ehasers. u desired. II 10 aituatsd sis m,iss
YES, Of HilIsborsugh.
DAVID TATE.
n~tnk.s % a.
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Ahiekasy pole "a. r. ssd II WimiAa-
ia IN M.'hdsy night al.oai sa lrsl isaa.
Ilss Pasi Ofies dsar. Al n si.h Polk.
D4lias 4 fsHss lslirred 90 i IA. Eun 90
- he iep. Dsri, { he n.gl,. fi'ss. lssl
ar 90 Of NE slsa bIaks a. and I'm. bnas
ma fsis. D.llss 4 T.1ss dowa .lth 4.
Onlnoa.. Mr. X. ud-ll.
UilningtoH ChresitIr.
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The public dsbi of Texas 10 no~ mol
lsss thsn t.rn,s.,.o m,Iions 81 dollars.
sad 20 The Dulehmsn ss,d Of bic horse.
lis gsh'ne no Pslsr Fast" --.<<
- Amor. Regisisr.
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Los or Mislaid,

A NOTE OF hand an jain warker. with
~ Gsr.issa Walker a. security, for two
hundred dollars, dated The 3ist of March ls43,
All persons are { rewarned from trading for
said noie aud the maker from paying the same
10 Any p.r.oa but myself.
D0CTON DiCKEY.
October %. 4S-iw
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Valuable Property

.sssa F.. = fUR' SALE -
RY virtue Of . deed VI trust executed 90 the
Subscribers by stephen Moorr, they piil
off, 'or sale. for cash ia f1lisboroush, on Sa
turdsy the ssi dsy "f November. s'l hi. House
hold and Kitehcn Furniture, and one Bsrouch
aud Hsrnrss:
Aud ga Tuesday Of November conr,. being
the seth f'ar,een likely young NEGROES,
tamonQ which are, . good black smith. cook
nenrr and wsshsr, sesmstrsss. and house SER
vant.;l enc Wagon, III &c Hors,s. three Cows;
also iha LOT ~hersea hsaow lives. veil i'm.
prov d, 9th oil necessary out houses. Barn,
Stables. w.Ron and Carriage iiouse. Cow
iI"use S-r. The garden ground and lot are in
. ine state ii improvement. and it 10 one ot
the most desirable ph ccs Of prop,r,y f,r con.
veuirnec, Sc. 10 the place.
Also IN the same day vill be sod his Store
House and Lot, aud Two small tracts OF Land
lying north of Hiitshorough about 10 miles
o. F. LONG. .-
EDMUND STRUDWlCK.
0ctober IS AZ
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The. Lobdnn enrespohdsnt OF the Ne.
York Commercial Advertiser s,s,es the,
Capisin B,sil III II 70 dead.
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Notice.

any person wishing TO. parehsse I.snds ia
lbe Has6eid.. can be accommodated gi,h
six or seven hn"dred acres. lying immedis,s'y
east Of g ,svelly Hill, IN the road leading tro,n
Raffias Mills 10 iirtsboreuph, with rxo OF
three small improvements, andrr good repair
as To feaces snd casins; or BY one, t~o or
thr-e hundred acre lots, te suit purchasers.
Paste,ms aad particulars apply to .
r.. j, G.. G. SMITH. nr
h.. SAML. N. TATE.
EP Any address TO the Port Master, Haze
fields, will be attended 10.
0ctebet Is. a
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MR.. L. MRS. BURWELL'S
ENMALE SO E@0hs


'l'HE Winter Session will commence on
Thursday the l4h Of November. Terms
Tor Bosrd aud Tuition ~ heretofore payable
in advance. For particulars address MI. u
Mira Burwell..
Ortnh,g Is. 81
NJ Raleigh Register and Standard will 10
sert once week Ter four weeks.
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Extra Standards and Extra Signals have
been sent out IN large numbers, for the
purpose Of circulating on the eve Of the
election the address OF the Democratic
State Central Committee; a paper which,
we venture TO assert, was not seen before
it was published by one half Of those
whose names are appended to j, for effect,
and which for rant and cool impudence,
perhaps has not been excelled during the
campaign. These Simon Pures, who
have been engaged for months, nay years,
in circulating all sorts Of ialsehoods against
Mr.. Clay, and disappearing the prin-
ciples and measures Of the Wing party,
and while one at least of their leaders has
been engaged in circulating known forged
certificates, profess to be greatly outraged,
because Wing circular has been issued
exhor,ing their friends to watchfulness and
due diligence. This reminds one strong
ly Of the couplet,
Thief. thief. d" rasca's cry
To hide I ~ ir sham aud infamy."
The address is we'll characterized in
the following paragraph from Tie Inde-
pendent:
MoRE IIrxauG AND IIyPoCRIsY The
second act in the poli,ical Farce got up
by the Standard in relation 10 the Wing
Circular. is performed by the Democratic
Central Commute, an Address from whom
appears in the Signal Of yesterday. We
have not room for review Of This deceit
fuI and fro,hy producuon-but should be
glad if all the citiz"ns in the State could
see il. tina, they might, as they certainly
would. appreciate i. as the consummasior
of political hypocrisy.
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Notice.

n II. whom il may concern. viii take notirr.
- ths, { have this day set Zee my SOU 81.
LAS WILSON, aud he 10 hereby authorized 10
deel Tor himself and 10 became rearnnsibie for
his own contracts. in a. fu't and perfect name
ner 40 ii be was Of the fa't sa- Of twsnsy ore.
= JOHN d. WILSON. :
October O. ~ 4s--3wp
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TAKE NOTICE AND SAVE cosT

ALL persons Indebted. 40 Tbs ss,.,. 81 the
- late Samasl Cauch, eco. decreased, s,e 70.
quesied To settle with the subsrritcr On Of Ls
lire the s5th of Derenber. next. Thas. due
by book sccoun, musi bo settled by cash or
NOTE; and those due b, nste ms, be settled hy
rash or renewal.
JAS. N. PATTERSON, .sdm'r
Ortnber II AZ
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A Large PotatOe.-We have been present
ed by our friend Mr.. John Lockhart, now
living in Wake county, with Sweet Po-
tatoe OF the Yam species, measuring twen-
ty-four inches one way and nineteen the
other, and weighing four pounds ten oun-
ces.
Another Whapper-The ink>had 81 arcely
got dry with which the above was written,
when boy cameitrudging in with huge
Turnip, as a present from our neighbor
Maj. John Taylor, which measures TWEEN
ty-three inches in circumference, and
weighs four pounds. These indicate the
glorious times we are to have. Wing
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The oft.rspeased faliscy Of The Loco.
f"eos, tina, The duty LAID BY the T.r,f. 10
jus. so much added 10 the price Of The ST.
t,cle. has lately found very zralous sd
v"eate. Il wouli appear. in the youthful
Editor Of The Wilmington Journs!; and the
wy HE ignorance i. exposed by the
Chronicle, should be q canton 10 all vie.
ionar,rs. The Journal first asserted that
4" 'aised The price oi eUsry article t'xed:
bu, being dr'ven from that ground by ar
array OF IN i,.pu,Able facts. showing that
msny sr.,clrs are nov Iower Than when
there wss M duty. he next asserted that n
was imported articles that he meant. Bu'
the Chranicls drives him from that p"si-
u"n likewise. II iakes the New York
Shipping and rammercial Lust Of July 9th.
ls42. (before the passage Of the Tariff.
and the sane paper Of Oct. 9th, 1874.
and enamsra,es fourteen imported ar".
cles, some OF which were duly fee and
The others only 90 per cen,. duty. 90 oil
of ~hlch The duty 10 now higher, and the
preess inUdriDtiy iower. Subjected !"
the ties, Of experience, It will almost al
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Refurning IN The Post Ofiee a Hillsho-
reugh O Tire Iss day a Oesnhef. 1884.
which. il MOI laken ogi within thee
months. wIll be scni 10 the Genera
Post 0fise ~ dead letters.
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Gsaesa MeKsy.s TaiG ~. innedss.
q q aAs assrsiou a coaFrrss. propa~-
q duiy a - per erni. a raarss hsa.
kfsss snrh - are made - lhs Unisxss
sszirs. and duly &C G tea PEI eenE "a
he saal q whirh hey ere eampasrd; i
ehsrs eesung q tesaIy a kTs PEI ernr.
% N iorrisn msnnfsrss<E % eamp<ss
siih he Anrrirsn asnuf.stnrss and -
stfsy hls basinrss. 1his "a easily &C.
eounifd fer. whrn d 10 rreoller.rd shas Il
sas charged. and newer loeslr knowledge
drnisd, lhai lhr details az MrKsy's Ia
ra Bill ssrr furnished ~ he Nrw Yvra
agents n British Manufacturer.
Drmorrals of Aarsh 'srullas, look Il 4.
IN deonsider wrll hrlure yau Fale wish ths
party which lrgislairs Illal British panprrs
may be led and rlrihrd. and Amrrirsn
eitizsns. your own csunlFymen. turned
out 70 ssafss. Uilmiagfoa tRron.
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WmAT ARE THE I.ocos roR.-ln THE
part of The cauatry.s ihsy, sre, forr 40 per
cent. duties on all duiiable imports; tha.
is, fnr return 10 the Compromise Aci, by
which no duty was TO exceed 20 per cent;
and Jas. X. Polk himself, in his speech
a Jackson. Tenn. on the 81 of April lS43
as quoted in the las, Standard, said tina,
"M was in favor Of reducing the duties TO
the rates of the compromise Act" Mr..
Webster stated this fact in his late speech at
Philadelphia, bu, the Globe says. " gros-
ser or more wiIful falsehood never was
uttered" aud goes on 10 show, 'ihal.,he par
"" proposed. in their Tariff Of the last
session, to make iron an exception from
the mass Of protected articles, and impose
higher duties as BOUNTY 10 it," Il
then specifies the various descriptions Of
iron, as enumerated in Gen. McKay's bill
Al The last session, ranging from 30 to 81
per cent. (which. (says The Glabe ald-
ed BY the cash payments, difference Of ex-
change and freight, equal to 90 rer cent.
may be fairly estimated an average
equivalent to a protection Of from SO to
81 per cent"
Here is confession for the Southern
Free Trader! The Globe itself says that
Gen. Mckay reported bill giving a
BOUNTY TO the manufacturer, in the
shape Of prot, efion offrom fiy,n nine
fy-o"e per cent y! Aud that such was
the policy of the d" democratic party"
The whole question Of Protection is thus
given up. And yet Southern Locofoco
will tell you that the whole democratic
party" is utterly opposed to Protection.
as unconstitutional, ruinous robbery. &c.
&c.
But the iron duty was necessary to any
hope Of the vote Of Pennsylvania. New
Jersey. &c. for the I.ocofoco candidates.
There's the secre, OF it. Fay. Obs.
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A CARD

The atteniion Of the undersigned has
been called TO an article in the "Stand.
ard" OF to day. commenting upon Cir
cular letter. addressed by the Wing Cen
trail Committee I" their political friends in
this State, urging the most efficient orga-
n'zalion for the approaching Presidential
Election, and warning them against the
falsehoods and frauds which they have
every reason 10 believe, will be propagat.
ed and practised by many oil the leaders
Of the Polk and Dallas party. on or be.
lore the day ofelection. The writer 81
the ar icle ia The "Standard," seizes the
opportunity in publishing this Circular
letter. TO misrepresent in The grossest man.
ner boh The language and meaning of the
Committee, aud through them, III in,en.
tins and mo ives of the Wing Party
They are chargd with expressing sent
mems ireaso:,abls 10 The unioa, and with
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Thomas Burton. RobenN. Blsekwcod,
DANES Bullock. TAonas BorOughs. Jeha
Brown.
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The Coroner of Orange County. Mr..
- Can. Miss susan CLARK, Inc CLERK.
Of Orange County, Miss Julia T.. Crab-
tree. Levi Compton. Miss Susan Cheek.
CALVIN Carroll. Col. Com. 47lh Regiment
N. G.. Militia.
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John Anderson. sOIomon Angle. Betsy
Allen.