The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-08
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The .Subscrsber proposes 10 publish IN Loaisburg.
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:. THE NORTH CA RoI BflA TItr1s a,
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Der CLAIMS. Fahi OF pursdi0g xhe occupation lar
which his edueaion and Istenfs qualify him. at aks
6esl mode of supporting hsfamily iH That poftlon
Of his haffve Stafe which he considers his hoide
1fs pu5tfe nave right 10 know tie FSsiarfp OF
the Paper they are desired 10 support; and bt5Ff
exposition Of those principles fsnch as the limits
Of Prospectus will aAow,) is tdingly snb-
mitted. ss+.4is l.stz.sg Et 3 s.;tF,a
m We believe the. principles Of the ,IJHig 5RdFfy
10 be patriotic and right they meet heariy con-
currence, and shall receive our, Hafrn snRpnit.
We have nothing but those prifctrtes toiftAeffose
against the progressive strides of Innovation Itch
even into the extreme, thdt desire ind
expediency, "a ihifst for aggrandizements aAd the
poare'to satisfy IL, usuFp f4e place Of AaW ddthk
CONSTITUTION, and fighI and 1usifc and tCnfef
upon the duininant party liberty 10, do whats eel
they will regardless Of the bafFiers thrown STonRd
ofthe Government, THe!, 1v7fg Party dlsagow
such purposes, such measures; deny the right ;see
the evils, and appeal TO the Consfitittfo4 s7zy gns
We believe that the present Adfninfstratlbp,
BY its corrupt acts, and highshsnded and .Hlegaa
measures, has don more 10 break down the " hute-
some Restraints Of The Constitution and % id1phiF
our confidence in fhe stabililY of ihat INSTRUMENT
on which The Union of the States depends, than
any which has preceded II and that il is now Par-
suing acourse of measures, which, gnpt PROMPTLY
checked, may wreck boIh CnloR and 1tlbeftge -
Buti while we oppose The presenE Adurinfstnar
lion, and the Party which is Responsible tot.ehe
rpischiefsait has brought upon the eCouhtFy detrac
tion and abuse shall never f6d d place in the
columns under our control Our chief aim shah
be fair and manly exposition and defence of Iliose
principles on which We believe, our, PrDspeEifY,
Unity, Greatness, aAd Happiness depend; and we
shall discard all personality andinvective, as ofeu-
siye alike to good manners and delsterious ID aIet
effect upon the public morals. d47s u % s2.':- : ~
The Literdrg and sNisce kEdneols DepdrfmefLs
of the Paper shall receive the Editors close alien
lion and he will be assisted BY writers Of known
ability. He will also endeagor. to make the News
Department full and authentic 8 while lfhe FafGI-
ing and Commercial interests shall each week te-
ceixe such intelligence ofCommelce and the MI ar-
kets, as will keep them we'll informed .of the rise
and fall of Produce, andthe tendency of Mereantile
transactions, -. ..l., - CH.5 e.. ..RABOTEAUss
The North h-Caroli1a Times win we printed on
a Sheet the size of the Raleigh Register, on good
paper, and with new BurgeJis and BREWER Type
and lis appearance shall be as handsome and ele-
CANT as that of any Newspaper now Published ind
will be furnished to Subscribers at 1tco 'D0tktf5
and halt per anndn, in dtEcdnce: or Three Dol
lars If payment is delayed ak mnDlhs - i s-s
Any person procuring sixss.b.c cribefs. and ltansz
mitng the subscription fsay Sl5l lO0, shall teeeiEe
the seYenIh copy one year. .4Feas4 s4~-lA1k .7 -szQ
Persons holding Subscription papers are request
ed send in 10 the Editor he nathes Of such rub
scribers as they may obtain, az least R the middle
of September r II is hoped the publication will
commence early in Octobercs = - -
H. We appeal to our EditoriaibfeIh through
the State, for the insertion Of our Prospectus in
their respective papeTs.aJ- AsSas member of The
" gentle craft" we shall feel the obligation and
reeiprocate it, if in our power - - %
LouisbuIg, Isl September, 1917. 607--