The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
@ VOLUME xI.-NUMBER s4s.
TERMS--S9 PER ANNUM,
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RHODE IsI.kNn

RHODE ISLAND.
We have observed with great qualification, the
marked expression which the Administration AZ
Washington has given, OF its sympathy with the
popular cause in Rhode 1sland in all the appoint.
ments that have been made in that State, They
have al been selected from among the active mem
bers of the suffrage party, ther jealous friends OF
tCoYernoE Dorr
Thecotlector at Providence is Hezekiah vii
lard, who wasa Senator under the Peoples Cons
utionand who has also, with ffrmness akin TO that
whicllhas distinguished Gov. Dorr, refused to
take advantage of the Amnesty Act, and to take
special oath ofallegiance, so that he remains, we
believe, 10 ibis day under Indictment This
course, by the way, is in no respect at variance
with afnll recognition and support Of fhe present
lCOnsleGtion of the State.
The new Postmaster at Providence Is Welcome
| B. SayleS, who was the Speaker of the House Of
Representatives under The Peoples Constitution.
+ The new Marshal is Burlington Anlhony, who
WAS The Sheriff of Providence County under tho
same authority.
| And finally. W. A. Burgess, Gov. DORIS devo.
ted friend, and is.counselon his trial, has been
appointed the District Attorney:
! Neither MIR. Sayles nor NIr. Burgess was orr
ginally member of the Democratic patty they
were formerly Wings whom the cause of Free
SQfiage has brought over naturally and ftIy into
have no doubt they will now always remain with
The, sape unliHching> fidelity they have shown in
their devotion 10 the prosecuted cause OF democrat
ic principles in their State.
There can be no doubt that borr will be iibera.
ted honorably and Internationally by the Iegisld.
ture recently elected. The current of tie public
feeling in the State IS running stronger and strong
er in that direction At South Kingston, where
there was NO choice of representatives at the late
oh fIIA H. boopI ~
on a. second trial. Grapston was before reported
as having. chosen Wing; it turns oal there was
ne choice -, ". Y Morning NeWs.
| Goeeraer Marcy M9or Noah, in speaking
of the new cabinet makes the'following naies re.
marks.
"7New York, has an able atId homes. man in
| William L. Marcy We have known him from
the time he kept little wooden law Office i'll
| Troy, 8 by 10, with few law books aud good
French library. He edHed the Budget and we
The Natioual Advocate and together we achieved
in this State more political victories than Ney or
Soult, but being fast runner, he got into The
governors chair before could come tip to him.
| My misfortune was that sprtfng from an old
faristocratic family in the time Of The deluge, and
MY ancestors came out of Egypt with the Israel
ties. Governor Marcy untes many excellent quail.
tes personal and political; and be will place the
Ic6untry ina State Of dsieHce such .as il never
before has been placed in"
! Rev. E. IT, 36agoOh It viii be gratifying 10 tile
coagnsat this esteemed and tnIehed minister
10 learn that he will reach honfe during the ensu.
ine nIonthS as be expects to.prcach In Lyncaburr
at The comihg Baptist CQHVeBiion- IN June, We
have very interesting letter from him, dnied- at
Paris and addressed to The Dean Of the Faculty of
the Richmond Medical College, which we will
publish Monday. l. Rich. Tines and Comp.
.donda FedtheT Beds The edilOr oftRe Jack.
son, Miss.,) Southron, recommends making mat
trasses, Of cotton, which he says is preferable to
any thing, as is not liable TO harbor insects, 10
become matted, has no moths, and is good for the
Rheumatism. Cost Of mattIasSes he estimates aS
follows: hair. from SIJ to $40; wool, from SlJ
Ito Sl5; feathers from $40 10 &25 moss, Sl2;
shucks, S1S; cotton, Sc to Ss,
II far 5es fairly ICON. Said Bili to Richard
the other day-'Did you ever hear how Tough
hided AMI
4 never did replied Dick tougher than
common folEscs e.
Reckon tits, hw-why I'll bet you The
drinks Dick. that you may take q cow-hide and
lay il upon my Dear skin, as hard and as long 40
| you like, and i wont even fincht -
:. Done-rll take that bet. IF don't mike you
sqnirm ike a <haIfsknbsd eel, tAe first cut, Tn
sadly mistak keh,'
You take The bet, then 2
We'll, wait till go up stairs and bring dOwa
mr. BE kK skin, and'A =
40, hot yoar bear skin i No, MOI meant =
4 don't care what you meant
TH give in SAID Richard, looking foolish and
fabber gastedx' let's adjourn 10 the Pewter Mug.
and say no more 2bol. IL
AN Cuff, will you be after tipping US linls
Bit Of sGpg this cowld rnorning2' exclaimed
san ofthe Emerald Isle to a breiher Of the sable
race, eo-laborer in the diuisfoH and subdivision
of wood, tGolfy, massa, can't eing!' Cant
sing i and what is yer leg stack ia the middle of
yer f3t for, like birds, ifye can't sing2'
+ Cure for tErri6ts disease III tie sorta, ESn1-
monty called scandal. Take OF good nature one
onnce of an herb called by the Indians, 'miRd
ronr own business" one ounce; and two or three
sprfgs Of keep yolr tongue between your teeth
Simmer them together in vessel called circun-
spcction. for short time, and it will be t for use.
Good Cause for Tdotaraity The editor of
the Democratic Minor, published in Marion,
Ohio, gives the following reason, for particular
Idearth Of editorial matter in his columns GO We
feel exccedngl tacituftrtlis week, from variety
/ of causes-one which is, a subscriber actually
paidsus Two dolarson bis subscription, and another
promised to ne3t week. We were amazed, dumb
founded and as the fellow said perfectly abstract
| ed" Well bet the price Of good hat that such