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llFHtEa,
"a de ga. ths faasss 81 Psfs6ss usrs
SD 70 Re 0nly ihles 6sgs nsIrh lien tbs
elly sf MFxira.
Ths Vera CEuEsns Fl fhs 29h. EsEs
EhsTh leans bE letters 81 EssPoa.ihls Ger
ssas iron MTKira. thaG lhs amhee.ie ed
short sigh~d e1hinfs - Reaagsgrd n
ERgiaEe he Departments of lnrsiaR. 81
randiian lhsl slar n0gld Pay las lmmsn,e
a. Thssr. says fhal paper. are fscss
lhsI ulli sooh be disalgsd.r
A eiTrulsF q he 2ash. lsaakmisted b.
PsssidsnI Herrera 10 he Eossrnars e ne
didrIsni deEsElmshIs. eslsgsses 10 Sad
RoseEBoFs, de trsma naans extraordinary
poEsrs with uhish eaagre,s nd inEss.
I'D hin. aid alresdy hsd lie rsP'tsl Al
lie TsPnblie began ~ lssl lie meight Il
such dssPalism. - inplisoa menis. ire
spsrIise n FeEs0ns nr characters. had be-
cone snmmoa. and esen lie Arch Ri.hnp.
Gardunn, lad bFen obliged ~ fly from
the prosecutions that awaited HIN. Geo.
AmPudia had gone ossT "a the TesOlu-
'iinlsls, and he government troops had
publicly sspoused IhsiE cause. GIN. A.
NOME Sss eoaesAisd, fearing PrssseD.
lions.
The same pspsr says. shatlhe GoEe,n.
mshl Council. sfier lang del,hsra ion. hs !
delsTHiued not 10 receive Mr.. Siideil 10
has ordinsry official e.pasi,y. NJ tsIli.
Standing lis preNous engagement IN Tr-
cti's PIsniPOlenlia'y liom the u. ilsd
States ~ih . eeisl Possrs 70 treat on the
subject OF Texas. The eanrlas,an ol The
Go'eTnmfnt touk pace alter Nc. P.noIt
had reached Mexico on lis rsIuIn iron
tie United $ alss.
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TERRIBLE RETRIBUTION.
Mob Llr-triai, condemnation and execution O
Stephen p. Koermaas.

Mob kIlc-trial, condemnation and e.reeution OF
Stephen p. Yormans.
During the last Indian war IN Florida.
IN extensive bsn'i Of land pirate. ia: med a
secret organiz.liOn for tie purpose Of rob
hing and Elandsring the people Of tina,
rars Of the Country. They committed
crimes which wfre charged upon The In
dams. and Tend d mitch r. probing and
embitIer the blondy strife. Since The war
they haze made themselves The tcauree
and terror Of the norillen part of Florida
and s"me of the south IN counties Of
Georgia. by negro s1esllngs robblng. and
other crimes.
large numher 81 ciizens residl ng near
the hne e Georgia and Florida, me, 10
NosembeT last. and orgauized sn assoc a.
lion Tor The purpose Of detecting and pun.
ishing these men. Having ascerained
thai stephen P. Yoernsns vas one Of the
prinr'pai members of lhf. Firstcal gang,
they offered a uw,rd Of $500. through
the column. Of The Fl1iidian Of the 2Olh
Of Noyenber. for his appt.ieus on anu
d'hvery II the S!.eriT of JeIersou coun-
D., Florida.
On Saturday night. the 9Th uft., Yo.
ermsns was arrested few mics below
This pl.c., Obtained q re ease Under a
wris If h bess corpus, was re-atresied,
and finally delivered up on Thursday last.
TO the ssspc.at'ou OF ciuzeas who offered
the reward IN November Is,i.
The sreue which FOL Owed, We give
from the nopth Of sneye WITNESS. The
eittz"ns CON-, SIG The sssorlatinn, tot e
number Of about LIS. o,g nized a. the
line of Georg,. and Florida. on Thursday
morning at 10 "'clck. A commune Of
IL men, representing jury. vas sworn
10 try iOernsns for The offence " ith
which he was charged. Witnesses were
sworn, and hi. own confessions taken, All
which went 10 prove tha, he la been en-
gagged for several years past, with num-
beG Others. whom he named, in stealtHe
negroes, both slaves and free, aud selling
then IN Other 5 aies, AM committing 9th
ef dePreda ions upon property. re TIL
al lated unul nearly night. The rflencr
having "lo'ed, the commute. represent
ing a jar,, retvrntd VetIict If Gail :.
TN. was on The &c riga size of the lin
bs.seen The two SITS. The Shenf oil
G.Jsdsp COMFY, Fla, "as present on the
Flar,d4 eide Of the line during the cary
2artof the day, butt, Il before the III clio
SEQ. A motloa was pu; to deliver tn pri'-
ouer nj o the hsDds Of The cons uteG an
.h,,.tes Of Flmiia Tois was deciitd i"
the uees i've BY an oln ,sl uaaainoas vote.
A vie was thea ,aken as TO What punisn-
IN ut should be inflicted. THIS was DE-
c.ttd 10 be IlsstG by vote Of abou, six
!" Que, and the Il he Of execute ~ fixed at
IL O'Clock on the following day. The
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,sssmbl 90 aas crossed he Lac ihl'
ii Ids, Whrse ges p'e'ia'pg ptseeT pee
nuunerd llse salsasa sfnlsnes 81 desIb.
Yoelmsss ca. Hhsn De hssEd tse sfn-
tsnor. - IhanEa b. had bssn shai. ~
EOaa EsesEsEs1. snd asked tie PrrsidiHg
Ofir. % par fos hin. IL rsllrd uPun
. PIeachsF & The Gaspel. thres or la1r q
sham were Pssssat psElisiPal'ng in he
proceedings. 10 Fray iaF the Plisonsr: ID
Etrange n ssy. every man present knsll
uPaa he gs.nad. AMI jnlnsd IN . moss
suEmn ard impressive prayer o. Cad.
that lie would grant he Ereirhsd rrsms-
cal ihai mercy ahish hey tllemstlFss
ssre 70 the ct Of refusing hin.
A guard Of lzsniy-fse armed men usEe
placed in charge Of ne prisoner. and lhs
ssssmblsgs 'hsn dispersed 70 meet sasin
on The fallawing Cay. and enarI the lssI
seens If Ehis sd tragedy. Our inform
anI left On Friday morning. aud met .
large numhsr Of persons NhO we're gang
10 wiEnsss The execution. Hhirh undo hl-
selE took Pl.es arc rdirgIo the ssnIsnss.
Thus we have eissn plain s'aisnens
Of isrls Whirh it's n.iulal 10 record.
Houeser gully Yoermshs nav have
been. or howsyer worthy Of death. the
deliberate rsfnsali In give him . trial in the
r+gulsE ems ruled r"pri. before en- In
ParlIal judge aid jury If bis country.
when TIE laws wsIe esp.bls of reaching
aud Pnnishing his crimes. wss . fearful
stab a The constitution and laws Of lie
country. which are the nnly GUARANTY al
social Ordrr and individual security. A
justice al tie Pea~e participated IN lie
trial and condemnation. Had he forgot.
ten his cath n support The ehnds n,nanon.
md 10 faithfully sdniai.lsr the laws
Had the preachers iorg.Iien that they
we're tie prnissstd minister's Of pare
Did those p rsons who occnpy high Il4-
res IN sOcifiy, nh Ct that ihe principle ~
which they wsre thru giving the sanction
"f their acts, ~culd. If carried rut, urse'-
lie the very foundation oi so irIy, aud
subject themselves aud I'll they held deer
or sacred, TO The eaPricious viii Of al tx
cHtd multitude!
Lsttvsry good ei zen remember thai
4 such lsS less violence i. 1, be tolerated
IN aus country. the blond bought freedom.
of our la'hefs. the pro'rri"n al our rO,-
: i,a'inn snd laws. aud the sarItd rights
II individual Iib' riy aud property. me all
> mockety.
We have Just learned that Yo, r,nans
vas hung at Tie time aPpnInnd. lie
confessed under the gaIoWs HAT he Was
both a murderer anil a rrbher.
ALBANY (Ga.) Patriot.
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ear aEss ~ ~ Q gasi - pFasrF' q, ., =
o. gpis n tdib Ba8,0JlH. O. lq % h
raas d-tI aa,ls e. ate sist 81 sLF.F -.
itls - aafise sne ha3 eeats a. FseEl
iahatilsul Il EaEagas. sad IS eeRt. ~ ~
esF EnalEtAsl GO shs Elahe- nEa3sl
amsNE th9 Pappisisa ei Iiaiand. ~
shsrs Of rsca inashEsna wsll1 - s266
TIE wsg-s a Isharing men taEogga~u
The ws Fii rsoh.hly q - aEsFags ri
eenu = day. Thsn. - tasA rsAe. ailses
thnssaaa threr huadssd sd FRY millons
of hsrs-s 81, sans II lshaE uoali haze
- .srk sne d~y n asatE % fs0l Ghis WsF,
BIZ a. IissIs Hdilan1.
L-I ssrFy Eng ishnsn Eesd lhls f,ri.
ahi 10 L uPSh lie h0ngEy mdllsansiaf his
saaulrymrn. and panAsE. fztl ssd sPeek:
DaIinF Ite yer 1855, oas 81 graf sOm-
m.rrl.l prosperity. The xsaus # I'll ihs
Bisi-h and Irish Pr'dure All Maunfae-
lures rKaarlsd iron lie untlsd King ION.
uas s2Ds. At $50. The appropriations
Iar tlls psym-nl ~ lhs iaseIesI of the
British war-dsbG and laE lie supPoEl Of
The Array. Navy and 0rlnsnss. dnEiag
ahs suIFest wear, anaBnt 10 S2a5. 400.
s00!.! Think Of Tia, III sha love hu-
nahiyl The ~sr expenses. N tine Of
peaee. exceeding, by nsaEly 80. 0O0. 600.
ell thsl The human anI iron machinery Of
that great kingdlm can pradnre beyond
rs home consumption
Pa L. al n .~m a L. -.
home. Let ~ assume the average pFIse
nj coli y, 81 I'll Places ~ e. tx9orIstion
n tie Union. In be :! eeaIs per pnus'i.
The crop fH Is45 is e,limzied at So,
600 900 panuis; worth, al tie sbste rate.
s55. 100000. Ia 1884. The capital in.
ses,sd 10 Tie preduc ion Of colion, va.
$500. 900 900. and The value oil he whole
efoa. $4,000. 900. Al sixteen rents per
pluad. |, nag thea be fair 10 suppose
that 81 .O00 0Dn. 900 have been thus IN.
vested in 1915. Tie interest Of this sum.
st sir per cent, smannts 10 so 600. 900:
winch, being deducted froD'p,e h"m. va
Tue OF The entire crop, leaves hu' IS, 400,
600, clear profit Of tie business itself.
Now the appropriation 10 the L. S. .Na-
ry. for The current year, vas S6.35O.
1871! l. cotton growers ponder on
thus fact. lad on another Of vital interest
10 themselves: A war. 10 prepare f.,
which, We are absorbing fhFee fotths OF
ne revenue of the nation. would snnih,-
late al least half NJ their eap'al low in.
vested in The proiuctlon OF c",tnn: for
they would iad .hal $500 zoo. 900 81 their
money were mVes Ell in stock sh'ch
woull no bring one esnl on The dollar.
in tine % war. "In esseinI a ssr Riiir
England" HE funcuon OF our elvrious
Il lie nsVv and Of tie glorious great navy
OF Greet Britain, would be mutual ef
fort 10 destroy the comm rec of both ns.
hons, an interest ~hirh they osn in
partnership, sm mnsing 10 SlO0. 900. 900
per snGun n. oi shirh RAW COTTON makes
an item Of $50, 100000 So all that our
navy would do fr the coi,nn grower in
such war. would he 10 Destroy .ns-kel
for Fly Millions OF Del as worth nf cot
ton ye.r. Z. B.
Worcester, L. S. A., Nov. IS, 1915.
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FOR GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM Il. GRAHAM.

The - ss.naaIa las long arsirie siienEsias
70 justly 10 snEssssioa q Mr. Hsny, whilr o,
ruging the pa~islan Il PEesidrnl 81 lie Demo
cratic conssnsiaaa. thai be- had no more ronhaenos
IN certain WIS leaarEs. ssrh Dunifl wsl@irr
&c, thaa IN = sheeP-ssrAling dog The sub.
stance Il Tie ariirls j. dis: ThA The Regisael
calied The Deaaesals Locoiooos before lhsir Con.
Ssntion as=-ahled, and that ihey were under gEsal
sEeiiemsHs heeauss ofit-fk0.fgr. the editor d
The Register 5 responsible ior the lad taste. and
the vul.aE sPishsis Of ihe President Of the Demo,
srstie Convention! Mr. Henry may be Plsased
with liz ingenuity u hi. deisnce; but the Peo
re Of North Carolina will hardly sanction such
morality ~ ID ineuleateS, or the indecent eHEgcs.
sion which made defence necessary.
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wARIikE PREPARsTIoSs.-The New
York Express SAYS that . Goyernmsn.
commission has been engaged in an e..
aminalIln Of the great r,er steamers. with
the view Of aseeI aiming the Feasibility Of
converting them To warlike purposes.
The repon j. uniavorable. The light.
ness nf their construction and the mass Of
Iop-hamper render them worthless 40 arm.
ed vessels. They could not sustain the
recoif Of their own gum. They can be
useful 10 the Government only in The
transportation Of troops. munitions. &c.
u - 10 be hoped that This repor, will lead
To some prompt and efficient measures for
the increase Of Tie navy.
Providence journal.
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LATE AND oRTANTFRoM MEXICO


The Nexiran schr. Julia, Y Iuondn
t"a-ter, ARRIVED at New o leans on the
18Th inst. from Yer, Cruz, which pl4ce
she left On The 30 b ul'., bringing Us pa.
pers from HAT pIsre to the 29th aud from,
the civ ol Mexico 10 The 23d uf. The
julia al.o brought J. Thghman Hoffman,
E-q bearer Of dispatches TO onr govern
me- I, from whom we learn that Paroles
"as certainly on hi. march to the ci,y ii
Mexico. and that our Minister, Mr.. SltdelI.
was still there.
The M1nreur, Of the 21st ult. SAYS Ina,
the Supreme Government, has appointed
Grn. Busfamente Commander-in.Chief,
and Gen. Blrregon his seroad in com
mand, Of the Army 10 oppose Gen. Pare.
des. That paper says the government is
lndffaIIgsbly working 10 quell The revolt,
and that II has already taken The necessary
measures to pnI the Capital in a state of
dtte1ce, and given out 5000 guns TO BE-
distributed among The citizens. The Sc
uaIe concuued with lhs Government 10
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Emigration.--We read in a letter
from Isrtz. IN Germany: The emirra-
lions from our mountains fr Tex.s have
lately been 30 numerous, that several Of
the villages are entirely deserted. In les.
than three months. moe than six thou.
sand persons have .qeitted a counlrv
abpnnding with miaes Of iron. lead and
mercury, which dem an,led only the sp-
pllcs'ion ofl'bor TO give rich results, To
tempt IoI'une al distance Of four tn %.
sand leagues"
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- Locker On" whose communication in ne,
laiiOn TO tie Wig Convention appeals in the
last Standard, may well skull behind = mssk
while be throws his poisoned shafts at men wh0
are his supeFiors in every paint Of view. His
eloquent and graceful pen" has traced out the
feelings Of IN snyions heart, land therefore NOT
remarkable for il geneEous impulses. and the i'm.
Pressions Of . mind heni from the elevated course
which eauraiiOn should have given il, by selfish
ambition. We would take some pains to expose
the misrepresentation Of this masked assailant.
but We feel confident that the triple steel Of their
reputation. with which the gentlemen assailcd are
eneased, viii enable them to laugh to scorn his
attacks, while his missiles fall harmless a, their
feet.
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MosT MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. - We
understand that lithe son Of the Fate Mi
chael lIoke, esq. Of LincoInton, some ten
or twelve years of age, was shot on Sa-
turday evening last, and died instantly.
Himself and another boy, about the same
age, were pointing their guns at each 9TH
or in sport, when accidentally the gun of
of the young Fulenwidcr, which is the
name Of the other boy. was discharged.
This accident is more truly depIorable,
owing to the fart that Mrs. IIoke has been
in very critical state of health since the
death Of her husband.
R1herLordton RepukEcan.
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JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE,
phiaJclthi, Iapuarv 81 lsAG


Al meeting Of the class OF the jefferson Me-
deal College, held on the 2lst day of January,
1916. it was
Resolrcd, That the Medical Glass have heard
with tive deepest sorrow of the death of their es-
teemed associate. SrEpnEx s. GaEES, of North
Carolina, gentleman distinguished for his anna
bic department, gentlcmanlikc character, and pro-
missing talents.
Resotred, That committee of three I've ap-
pointed by The chairman of this meeting, who,
with the chairman and secretary, shall represent
to the relations of the deceased the profound SYM
pathy of the. class for the ircparable loss which
they have sustained in the demise OF a good son,
an aiiectionste BROTHER and beloved relative.
Resolred, That the class will wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days.
ReSotped. That these resolutions he published
in the United States Gazette, Pennsylvania En-
quirer, and North American Of this city, and also
in the HilIsboroush Recorder and Raleigh Regis.
Ter.
J. l.. MEAREs, Chairman.
TnoN,s TrRSEr, Secretary.
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"PRuBEST, FIERY AND BoLD." A.
mong the qualifications OF Mr.. Caldwell,
as enumerated by the Standard, are those
expressed in The words which head hi.
article. The Polkites have a peculiar
knark Of compromising opposiles. and
this is rare instance Of il. We may ex.
peel 10 hear next. that some Of the unl. 7.
rified are mild. savage. and bland or
solemn, grave, and comical.
iadrpendeni.
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4 bill has passed both Houses Of the
Legislative Incorporating the Richmond
Gas Company. for the purpose OF light.
ing the city.
he company are to have capital Of
100000, TO be increased hereafter as
necessity may require. Pet. Int.
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ALL FOR TExAs.-It is stated that no
less than three hundred emigranis from
the States recently crossed the Brazos, al
the Washington ferry, in one day. Thou.
sands Of settlers are moving towards the
healthy land in the Guadalupe valley.
The Galveston Civilian announces the
arrival there Of the venerable Bishop Soule,
of the Methodist Episcopal Chnch.
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SERrors CAsUALTY.-On Tuesday last,
the horses and carriage of p. X. Dicken-
son, esq. of this place, were standing at
the gate Of Mr.. NJ. London, waiting for
some ladies who were about to enter it,
when the horses, from some cause, took
fright, and despite the exertions of the dri-
yer, who was standing at their heads, we
learn, at the time, they bounded forward,
upset the carriage and breaking it to pie
ces. The place where the carriage stood
is hut short distance from the hank OF
Smiths creek, which is here some twenty
feet high. The horses in their fright,
rushed over the bank with tile fore parl
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A CoMPRoMIsE.-A Washington cor.
respondent Of the New York CONNER
ciaI. abiding To Oregon, say.:-' Mr..
CriIicnden's plan is at present tie one
which is most likely to be accepted as a
compromise
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A RICH CHURcH.-The property hell
by Trinity Church in New York city, is
estimated to be worth one hundred mil.
lions Of dollars. Real estate $50, 900, 900;
other property s2O,OOO,OO0. r.
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Lord Brougham has had legacy Of
100000 leh him by an aged maiden la
dy, Miss Flatherty, "out Of respect and
admiration for his abilities, conduct and
principles"
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Schools IN TExAs.-The State consti-
luton Of Texas appropriates fifty leagues
u land to the founding Of two colleges,
and four leagues TO each county, for com
mon schools. Free schools are to be estab-
lished throughout the State, and support
ed BY taxation Oh property.
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RETRoCEssIoN ORA TowS.-The Com
mon Council of Alexandra, ID. C., has
passed resolutions. unanimously. in favor
Of a retrocession of the town Of Alexan-
dria, to Virginia.
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The eaIdmeII Institute-.l

state foT the qualification Of the many friends Of
this Institution, that j, has commenced the second
session in this place under very flatierng crcum-
stances. The present number Of students is Sc
rs'iy, aud additions are made almost every day.
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d tie carriage attached 10 he hagats.. ,pa
Wege almost Instantly dFpWnr,l. H.
horses and esTTiaEs were, We leaU,- -.
Ealazble. 3tlmiagiaa Jaarssi
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SUPERIOR COURTS

The Judges ofthe Superior Courts will
ride the ensuing Spring Circuits in the
following order:
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IMPORTANT FROM TExAs.-Lnfters 70

IMPORTANT FROM TExAs.-T.ctiers re-.
ceived in New York city say, The two
Senators from Texas will not be in their
seats in Washington before the middle Of
Febmary-but in time to vote OH the Or
egon question. Whoever they be-" il
is added, they will vote against the no.
tice." I'VE have had enough Of War"
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A mans first care should be To avoid
the reproaches Of his own conscience; the
next the ccngure of the world.
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The benz fits of The Tariff OF 1912, The
blessings hIch ii Is the direct means OF
shower do~n upon The industry and
the labor Of the county. are Wtl summ. d
up 10 the following extrsc, from the lead
lag article m The American R-vleu:
Who. indeed, but lprty tale ihenrIst.
can Look around the Country and fiji 10
se~, that all Is weli-lhai lab,r meets
with really employ NETT an remunr rating
wsge--ihai az icnlture. pursued ilh ti,p
xiii AMI tie diltgen"e which slone cor.
mand success in Other pursuits, Is flnudsl :
ins-la! The mechanical ats and mana.
ACQUIRING Industry are Pr"saerons-art
that commerce, tie nursery { { the NV
The iDprover, The civilizer aud rpfiuer al
ns'I"ns- abroad on every sea. aud only
ask IL The hands OF government. germs.
"eney 10 I'll Legislation whrch il TO sile"t
IN! tn tie eye Of common sense, and
OF comPreht n-Ise pat Totisn. all il well
IN these vari 'us pursnIts--yel the sb-t'ar.
on Of theorists. always the most obslr-
ns'e and imp act,cahie Of men, and the
gnnam ciaDofs Of ward meetings. a. =
pesling to fare ed shibbOIeth Of party.
are aiming 10 disturb thi. general pr,.4.
.perliy, and 10 sub.i taie therefor a system
which, abandoning The care 81 our own
labo', and riefrrring. b. deliberate avnw-
al. the w"fk:shop. vi Manchester to those
at lowell. WI d open our por,s to thu
nurhecked compe,itI"nef w,.rId, whirl.
'huts ports against competition from
the pr dncts of our skill and industry.
There can be no error in assuming.
'ba, the Wings in united pialAnx from
North to South VIII be found in oppnsi-
ii IN tn experimental philosophy such as
this. and will re.i.t u the utmost every
effOfI To Dr. ak down the Legislation which
sc"t'ers Blessings aud abundance through
thi, land.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-29

Death Of n Member. - Tie Hon.
WILLIAM Tarlon. a Representative in Congress
from Virginia. died in the city Of Washington on
Friday, the 18th instant.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-01-29

A correspondent oi tue " New York
Herald" thus writes from Washington:
Here We see the proper estimate II be
placed upnn party devn,ian I, p riy prln.
cIples. Here We see mea rampant tor q
contest which may lead to Tie rupture oil
the Union. because iorsnoih. ihe ar cry,
Gnd help us. will "tckle The ears Of the
groundlings. But What are he siimu-
l4nts TO a war! Thy are numerous and
po~ eriul. A war vii give
An apology for State population.
Emp!oymtn, to a host Of adgen,urers.
Offices TO host Of rsrew srded ex.
peclant..
The means Of innuner4ble speculalions
aud peeulstions.
An advance 81 from City 10 i've hun
bred per cent. in The pr.ce If Provisions.
The slaughter Of many duplicate heirs
70 pstrimonisl estste,.
The advantages of an Iliimtt bile & ID
Of plander.
The extraction of every toIIsr from The
Treasury.
And debt. based upon paper issues,
'oIhe extent Of one hundred millions, for
the very 6rsi schedule Oh spnopri4uons.