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The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-19
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE.

We heartily agree with the Wilmington Jour-
nal in the sentiments expressed below. Gen. NC
Kay would make an able and efficient Speaker,
and by his long services, his tried patriotism, ana
his familiarity with Parliamentary proceedings
we consider his claims to the honor peculiarly
strong. We quote as follows from the Journal:
"some of the papers throughout the Union
are agitating the question: who will be the mex!
Speaker of the House of Representatives. FflenG
Bayne of the Carolinian, proposes the name Ol
Gen. James ]. Mckay, the present representative
of this district We cordially agree with the
Carolinian, in the first place that North Carolina
is well entitled to the Office any other Of ner
neighbors and in the second, that our own dis
tnguishcd representative, Gen. Mckay, from his
services, abilities and experience is as we'll qua'
fed to fill that responsible post as any man in the
lower House. Proud would we be to see him IN
the Speakers chair, well knowing that he would
reflect honor upon our good old North State; and
cheerfully do we respond to the call of the Caro-
lnian on the democratic press Of the State to urge
his claims. The position which Gen. Mckay
held during the last session of Congress was one
well calculated to ca II forth not only the abilhIfs
but the perseveriRg industry of any man; and we
believe that it is conceded on all hands, that Inc
Iuties Of Chairman of the Committee Of Ways
md Means were never more ably disc hargea
han by Gen. Mckay. North Carolina has
hitherto been too modest in pushing her claims
We hope that the Speakers Chair may be tcndet
ID to Gen Mckay %. r
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-19
1.-THE NEW NETHERLANDS 81

A friend has handed us Pamphlet fsc. 6,.
page) containing ga brief description of No,
York, formerly called New Netherlands viii
the places lhercunto adjoining" &C. 10 which w.
invite the attention Of the reader This rare ,rl
interesting work was written by Daniel Denb,
and first published in London, in 1870 and oo,n
printed during the present year, from copy m,dp
by the direction of MIR. John Pennington from
the original in the British Museum for the Hiso.
rical Society Of Pennsylvania. 1t appears from
Note attached to this work, that Dlnicl Denton,
brief description" is the first English account Of
the country now divided into New York and New
Jersey; and that the author was in bis day, uuic
prominent man among the magnalcs OF Long
Island. 1t is believed, however, that he ultimate
ly returned to England. notwithstanding the ar
dent attachment cvinccd by him for Countrey"
so 4" blessed" as New York was as one of The
terrestrial Canaans''
The territory of New York was originally co.
lonized from Holland; and its incorporation with
the British dominions was the work of conouea
lis first name WAS Nova Bclgia, or New Neihq.
lands, and the first Dutch fort was established ner
Albany, in 1914, and the government commitd
to Henry Christacns Down 10 the year 1904
the Dutch held possession, when, under the ad
minislration of the immortal Peter Sluyrcsanl
a "reducemenl Of those paris under his Mnjesr'
obedience took place. by " the care and diligence
of the Honorable Coll Nichols;" the name of
New Amsterdam was changed 10 that of New
York; and the sceptre passed from Dutch 10
English hands. That noble old man, Governor
Stuyvesant, was really the only Dulchman in all
tho colony at that time who deserved to be esteem.
ed and honorcd for his sturdinrss and vaor; and
it was not his fault that his country fell all easy
prey to English avarice and ambition.
From 1864 to I746, The middle of the cigh,
teenth century, New York had fourteen Govern
ors, among whom was Rip Van Dam (no swear
ing, gentlemenI) and George Clinton, who sue
ceedcd George Clark in 1743. 1t is stated, on
good authority, that the population of The entire
Colony in 1850, did not exceed one hundred
than one-half the number now
;ontained in the City of New York.
Daniel Denton's "brief description" is interest
ing in many respects, particularly as showing Tho
condition Of the country nearly two centuries
'go-fs extraordinary plentfulness and fertility
is game, fish, and wild bees-its superabundance
If grass, intcrlardcd with Pea-vinrs and other
oeeds that Cattle much delight in land tho
trong inducements held out on all hands Or Oc'
upation and settlement We commend it TO the
ttention OF those who wonid know the condiOn
& New York land indeed Of the Colonies gen.
raIIy) one hundred and seventy-fve years ago.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-19
THE STANDARD.
R.aEEHGH ~: Z.
wednesday, November I ., isA5.
sEMLWEEKLY STANDARD.

We are under very many obligmionsto to our
friends n various quarters for the kind
have already taken of our propositienao. publish
semi-weekly paper and we thank especially our
brethren Of the North Carolinian, Jefnrsonian,
and Tarborough Press for the complimentary
spirit which they have been pleased to evince to-
wards us. We quote from the last Tarborough
Press: Ate.araM
aThe enterprisng and talented Editor OF the
Raleigh Standard, it will be seen below. propos-
es TO issue his paper semi-weekly. We earnestly
hope he will be adequately sustained in his ardu-
Gus undertaking There is a lamentable contrast
between the democratic and federal papers IN this
State in regard to number and appearance, much
to the discredit of the former and this is rapidly
increasing. The Raleigh Register is the only
paper published semi-weekly in this State; out
the Wilmington Chronicle, another federal paper,
is also about being issued semi-wcekly. If the de-
mocracy permit their political opponents thus to
increase their facilities for disseminating their doc
trines, without corresponding efforts to couneract
their baneful influence, we opine the day IS not
distant when they will be in hopeless minority.
An esteemed friend writes to us from Edgecomb
as follows: "I am glad to see your Proposals
for a Semi Weekly Standard. The success of
both paper and party would be promoted, think,
by less price-say S4 per annum. If you can
possibly start it at that price, it will be more apt
to succeed, and will ultimately remunerate you.
This is the opinion of our friends here. Send it to
me-" Our Edgecomb friend will see, by our terms
in another column, that we have considered his
suggestion, and that, upon mature reflection, being
desirous to make the emi-Weekly permanen, MS
well as cheap we have put it at s4 per annum.
We shall expect large accession to our weekly
or semi-weekly list, or TO both, from Edgecomb
and Nash. "'
We have other letters in response TO our propo-
silion, and among them one from distinguished
and gcnerous-hearted democrat Of The West, who
will accept our Acknowledgements las if we were
there in person, and had him by the handy for the
interest he takes in our welfare, we'll for his
efforts to add TO the usefulness and circulation of
our paper. 1t seems to us that the ensuing cam
paign will be the most ausPicious period for COM
mencing Semi-Weekly; and we again express
the hope that our friends in all quarters will take
up the matter in such spirit as will ensure sue
cess to the undertaking.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-19
WHAT AM Ii

Dow, Jr., the eloquent preacher of "short patent
sermons" answers the above question in this wise:
When ask myself the question What am
| p it puzzles me how to answer it, Materially
speaking, am sort Of incased noncntity-a
barrel Of the unstraincd oil Of nothing thick
cned into substance by accidentally coming in con-
tact with a cold congealing world. Chemically
speaking, l am Il compound of phosphorus, gas
and atmospheric wind-as most OF you have doubt
less long ago discovered Mechanically speak
ing, am old clock, made, wound up and set in
motion some several years ago by the Great Clock
maker of the Universe | was made to run 70
years, at least; and if fate and fortune will only
keep my inner works in order, | shall expect to
keep going till my weights have run the full
length oftheir cords Morally speaking, am an
equal mixture of vice and virtue-a kind Of vine
gar and molasses. So nicely are they mixed to-
gether that the vinegar OF vice is not so sour as 10
be unpalatable nor the molasses Of virtue so sweet
as to be sickening. NY feelings are as tender as
young toad stools-ay passions are as strong as
decociion Of tobacco juice-rny sympathies as
soft as the down under an angels wing-and my
desires for the promotion of human happiness are
just as happen to feel about the head, heart and
20
Metaphorically speaking, am a toything of
time, played for a short period and then cast a.
mong the rubbish; foot ball of fate, kicked a
bout till burst, and nm no longer worthy of n
kick; a wind mill of excitement, that moves with
The popular breeze, but is still in calm, and cor
rect thermometer, my mercury rising 10 summer
heat by the warm rays of hope and sinking to be-
low zero in the cold atmosphere of doubt a mean
allow candle, already burnt onethird of its way to
he socket, ard every moment in danger Of being
by the snnfers Of death an old boot
xoln by pilgrim with wooden leg, over the
rough road ofexistence, till it is neither worth heal
ng patching, nor preserving. In fact my friends,
don't see that am of more use TO the universe |
considered, as n whole) than shovel of noudrettc
o ten acre cornfield When l am dead and
gone, 1 shall be as thing that never had been;
md the children Of posterity will probably shoot
marbles across my grave, as unconscious of their
'acrilegious doings as a parcel of mice gnawing
1t the greasy leaves Of an old and favoriIe family
oIble.s - '-sa-...sA - ==,sAt' s.s2
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-19
"LITERARY BOARD.

"Gov. Graham has appointed WESTON r Gales
editor of the Register member of the Literary
Roard. in place Of David w. Stone, resigned
We believe the Board is now composed entirely
of Federalists of the most approved stamp There
should be at least Dcmoc rat IT, to, watch the
peoples money Could Gov. Graham find no
opponent worthy to fill the Officer"
MeekIen6wTg JefersomtaN.
The Jeffcrsonian is correct when il says the
Literary Board is now composed of Federalisss
out and out, to wit: Gov. Graham, Weston r
Gales, Charles Manly, and Mr.. Myers, Of Wash
ington. We enter no objection to Mr.. Gales, for
we have no doubt he will discharge his duties
honestly, so far as his lime and inclination sciH
permit; but we respectfully submit whether it
was entirely just towards tho democrats on the
part OF Gov. Graham, to confer the office on q
Federalist. Was there no democrat in Wake
county (for the appointment seemsto have been
made with reference to convenience in attending
the Board) qualified for the post Is the Editor
ofthe Register to be literally fed by the State and
Cityq Is he, for his partizan services, to con-
tnue to receive most of the Printing for the De
partments the Printing for the Boards and seat
in one OF the Boards, in addition to his salary as
Intendant, joined to the Printing for the City also
So far as we are concerned, we are not disposed
to complain but we do think that Mr.. Gales is
not the only marin North Carolina.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-19
SALE. OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

On Monday last the valuable Brick tenements
belonging to Benjamin B. Smith, Esq, were ex-
posed to public auction, and sold at what must be
considered, under the circumstances, very great
sacrifice The building in the rear of Market
Street. occupied as Grocery was bid off by
Mr. John Buffalo at nine hundred and twenty-five
dollars; and The large building on Fayetteville
Street was bid off half Of it by Jordan Womble,
Esq, at S2,62O, and the other half by Kimbrough
Jones, Esq. at 81, $50. Six thousand one hundred
and seventy-two dollars for property which must
have cost originally not less than fifteen thousand
dollars
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-19

We invite attention to the Advertisement in an
other column, setting forth the advantages of Ben
sons newly invented Washing Machine We
have seen this Machine in operation, and hesitate
not TO say that it is the best we ever saw. Per-
sons concerned in such matters will of course ex-
anime for themselves and exercise their own
judgments. We take pleasure in adding that Mr..
Yarbrough, the gentleman who has the Machine
in charge in this City, is entitled, by bis good
character and uniform politeness, TO entire respect
and confidence
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-19

The attack made by the Inst Independent upon
Messls. Saunders and Fisher, is no doubt the re-
suit of the personal maligni,y ofihe Editor We
shall not waste time or space in making defence
where no defence is required Both those dis.
tinguished and patriotic men arc happily beyond
the reach of the malignant Editor of the Indie.
pendent !na,.I 3iil ---le .c..s.<; "a s.- ..srI-
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-19

THERE'S no news of Importance from Mexico
or Texas. 80 ai 49, "a at.''-7 f. y s.'ig ti'
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-19

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ransclibrr unc tasr SYratbe unD fsbt wicb an fir
rtn 3 t5MbnrSen.
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ano rsnlslten len ~ emrbltn bic taun wiuien tefs
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9errus, Damens,inb Rinoers Stieeln, halb(fiefeln.
SdHhen. pantcfeln, gaiters, NaIbaaiters.
~ reifen Iuern unn nuaitan bic mt ftblt fcntn
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ben merren pen b, wis fDr, mad Auftra8, rnnftd unf
hncll rertrt8t Rau IL eutt po III &afbe fcnnsn sci
i'm untsr sen taisifsn Nsrinsunsen eintaufsn.
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Darctto secer, Seoen unb Subfrinse .aces] Iisaarn
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preen fur Saarstlo rtrfanf3H AIen m0a r asn,Sa6sr
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bic tefe Uebce fir Geip ~ MAIDEN balt r bas er ksat
IAst, nen e,laubn pur felne qBrft Satst5atssn
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Ronu1lf llilD leDet.
bat st asssssianet sate itssniNss olsn,Yiss j.
anton, Dsai g., ls45. asa ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-25
s5leuee 2Birthebaus
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I@de Der 9ibertD Stra6e uno benz Mnrt 9srede, anf
Ioer riifen ectte apeilid Drn @curtholfc, n,o Bon
Ieafe uno ScncSS gtchr, fdrd9 qeseniber o9efonsen
|ein Ssutlid,es @aihaus III halfcls ,DUlelbt Ct fets
bereit iein pirc, Reiicnoe 81 perp, Ma9en nno Sue,
auf Die bette uno bequeme 9Geiie su belprthei unr
ieiner Ses ritts ntan9eln laieu miro nm aasemene
|3ufrieberhcit 1T 4ebet.
Da iei,e Gebdulidtsiten ueifens neit iInc aerdn.
MIG, lene SaId,e, Gdenfe, GdJ[nfSimincr Gtalun0
reihld, uno nit ben, beifen oerfeheninb nb berbes
feline Mednunaen billis ie perocn. lO ertpartet er
ourd pron,rte geeienlns nno icr9faIt9e 9ufnerf(am
felt einen Shelf Der 6cntlideu Gunt Sl pcroienennne
|erkatten. shrisf. Sumter.
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gI Gr faMt ilber hes, mic frihcr fort, leine Gre
cery, imGjrcB nno aleuYerfagf 81 betreber auo miro
lid reuen, fciae Runoen audi III ricieln 3spei9e III be-
oienen.