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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
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Der MGreer 3 ewtn iIf ben ben
polijcDbcamten Seuniu9s, Scssens uno W1c.
Douou9h auf Ger 8arm feiner Sd,weIfer,
sini9e 20 W1ciIen BON Scffericn &itp cutfernt,
uno biebcr 9ebrad,t ncroen. @r id,icn, ais
man ibn aus Der Witte ucn Batter, Oeuttcr
uno @efhpiitern oerbaftete, einiarn Wiosr,
ltdnb leilfen ~ tpclcn, bat aber fur, oarauf,
unb auf Der 8eile bicber, Elm pcllcs 0efenntr
niB icincr Sdanotbat 9cmndt. Der BON
ibm crmcreete RattbeDs in lein Sd,waasr,
uuo le9tc in Der 9idbe BON ocicnn, i'm Sfda,
te Slrfania6, 100 or cine farm, uno nit 8aler
mtaA SdDefer neun Iebenec Sfnoer hat -
@;edlicl lS. SaloWir. ftiu W6recr, nnaefehr
% Sabre alt, beiud,te ibn auf leiuer Sarm
im pcrigcn Soerbif, fauo cine quite 9Infnabme
unb SebancIun9, uuo blisb bel ibn, bis Ic
9emeinld,aflid, beber famcn. Wditbcps
bate einen Selapen fir 600 Cha pcrfauft,
une eSaloptn theilte ibm NIT, baB er fir 45O
(balcr einen 9utcn Sclapeu III ct. 9cuis
faufen fcnnc fdcn nm oicie 3eit bate 9aIb,
min Den @ntIflue gum Rcrce qefast. -
Q8dhreno Der Reife auf bcm Cdnpfbpot, Die
WatbepS fur ibu bcsdblte, bate Balbmin
perItieeeHe Wale @eIeaenheit geIud,t, feineu
Sd,pagcr iber 8cre su ftrfIen, puroe iebod,,
tpeil es nidlt nnbemerft gefdrbcn fonnte, je'
oe6mal oaran perbiuoert. SIM bieilgen Wif
iourt ooteI uabmen lIe aemeinfd,aftlid, Qcaie
in einem Gunner, no Mdttbcfps eas 8eib,
rpeldles or fur Den Sclapenfauf bclfimmt
hattie, nieoerlegte. Salbpin hattie fId Elm
ptitcl 81 cerfd,afen 9etpnet, weld,es er NIT
jDei RugeIn luo, uno nad,bem sr (td, einen
SiB IN Der pclffutld,e mad, cSeffrrlcn @itp
enga9irt, uerlcdte er feinen SdDdgcr su eli.
mem SIus9dn9e mad, cem rbern 3bciIe Der
Stdot, no or ihm an eincm entle9euen plaBe
Die &u9el eurd, ben 8opf Ifce. @r febrte
oaun mad, benz ScteI ,uriid, unb fcresrie
Den Sdlhhel gum 3immer-5oier nurce ihm
9eIa9t, baB Wattbews eenIelben nit I'D, aes
nommen babe in Gle fcbrte er nun mad,
oeni ecidnam siviid, bcraubte ihn lcinsr llbr
uuo oes SdliGsls, uahm bann i'm 6ctel ces
9clo, u. Die ibri9en @ffectsn feines Sdwas,
gers, uno fuhr in Der Radbt uad) Sefferlcn
ab Wian fdno bel feiner 9erbaftuua eas
Wlcroinfrument, 70 ipie bic llbr ieines
SdmdaerS, uuo unacfehr 500 5baler @elo.
Die JSleioun96ifude hattie er bel Seffcrlcn
@itp in ben SluB perfrnft. Die 6aniile oes
Rereers 1T cine lebr adtbare, uno bic @ut.
oedun9 bieier Sfanotbat bat lIe in bic teflfe
SerBpeiRun9 geftiirst. 8alomin qcbt als
einen Sewe9aruno Der Chat an, onB Watt
bcps feline Sd,pelfer fhled,t bsbanoeIt habe,
mas I'D, jeocb ourt, aneere 9Iusideen iiber
femeu mehrmouatIihen smfentbalt in oeiTsu
Nauie thatIdtIid, rpieerle9t. @s mar auaeu,
idenlldl eiu empcrencer, fc,t Ian9er 3eit
prdmcoitirter 0aubmcro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
9ie 5Srteoen5sYeo

llcbcr Die pcu oen Mcrifanern uus ar.
nlad,tcn Sriecenspcridld9r, wirb jeBt msbr
ed,t uerbrritst
Die @rdniIinie ;pifdlsn Werifc NIB ben
Srrent3tcu Staten wirb aIlo All Der yGnn.
enn9 ecs 9tio @,ranoe beginner, al rcm
Strcme bis III oem puuftc Der ;prcuiu, Icus
Werlfc, peIfcr III 9Ieid,er oohc nit ecu
Anclcn ees SIulics Giila Iie9t, fcrtlanfen,
eann nbrr9cben Su oicIem Slufe, oieIcm fol-
gen bis gum $tnfuiIs in ben @cIarcp muo
encIidl III 0eraoer Finic ben 98ra BON Q.
prbrc nad, Gan Oiroo cntlau9 achcn. Der
Srrid,t oa8 10000 Waun mircr 1rup sen
in Oicrlfc ifehen blciben folIcn, it unteoriiu
Oct ptcImrbr fol- bic Tcriuaun9 ausoriIdlid,
9citclIt fein, oas orci Woudte nad 9iltiftcd
ton ccs Sricoeneucrtraqes uuirc 3rurpsn
BAD mcrifartfdr Giebct rdumcn. Die Der,
Stdatrn beSatIen ba9egeu an Wcrfc Die
Snnime ucH Is Wiilloncu Sbalcr.
Der Spccnraum, wcItcn mir ortouncn,
rpiro ild dnf 600. 600 0uaorat WIciltu ber
iaufcn, nit elmer ScpGlfcruua pcn 100 OO1
@tnwchnern, ineem Sbcrl@alifcruicn ema
$4,000, Reumcrifc al 10000 uuo Der Ifrei,
t9e Strid, ani 9tio 8ranre UieIeiht 5000
sinpcbner sihlt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
SupfersH sHeiCt,tt,ull,,

Mau ataubt, bns bic 9lusbeute bon 8up,
fer in een 8ereinisteu Staatcn In fur,er
3eit 70 srcB fein tpiro, oas @ents, um ibren
perhdltuiemdsiscn Wertb ju bebaIten, 70
9roB pie SurpentclIer gemadt rperoen milf.
len.-Scate es bier Sitte mrroeR, BAD tei
feftliden @elesenbeiten @efo uuter Die
eeute seporfen ipiro, mie in europa, 70 bhrf
te man fdl nid,t wunoern, ,peun 8iele oapon
um9ebrad,t tplirecn. Cine Dirt &upfer fen,
uen mir jeecd, baS INNER feinen Bertb
bebalten Diro: mir msinen 6asieuiae auf
ben Rafen uuo 9efihtern alter 3ed,er, oas
1T 70 biGIi9 nidpt gu erlperben, fcnbern erfor.
bert cine unidhIi9e Quontitdt BranbypunId,e
u. auoerer 9eilfi9er @etrdufe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28

Wer o.-Cie @rpeoiticu mad, Iebu.
acan 1T, oa Sauta slnud ;nei Stuuoen Dor
2Infunft unferer 3ruppen eafclbit 9sfcben
mar, peraebeus gewefen. 2'ei Den angeIfeII
ten Soausiuduuaen muroe nur cine Der be,
fen @aroercben Santl NuuaS 9efinccn,
spei (riuer fcllbaren 8sd,sr, fein gcIoaIas
uuo brei 5fcfer nit Damenfleioern, ncraus
herpcrsett mic riIi9 Der ScgsI cutfcbcn
mar.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28

uuo gprd bcsinnen, relpettipc ;lpri Boden
cducru iollen.
4b1h Dat urn uuo nddl BEN
porerln9teu 3aa uuc cS1hr, bic pcrftieesnen
@ourtra ia Ger Sauutp forthlmptcn lld, auf
bsu srlfsh Moutiq in Rcpember IN jeeem
Sahr, auiatt ahf reu britten Routd9 oes
MoHats, rpie cs 81 perlan3t rpirc, anfin'
gen uuo s,p;i 1Bohen oluern fcncn--tino
oas Die oetldIccensn @cnrtea in Der Sduntp
Ssrfs G,b duf bcd britteu Rontdg im yte'
pembsr in jecsm Sabr, anffdtt auf ben crIten
N1cntag in jenem Rrudt, pie eS jcst per'
ianst rpire, oufansen unO irpri Bcdsn ean'
eru (cllen.--Qb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28

@ad,oem Die prcpheseibungen Der NelIrr'
item bisber dm felfen Bau Der gBeIten lu
Stancen geiporoen fuo, baben fIe jset ben
llntersdns Der 9Belt auf ben 4ten Map ftft'
9elset.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28


Otc cD ia u IN c.-96 lit Shoec eof,
III unierer Sr9eno cicic cole pcblffnedcn,
oe Srndt 70 ocrnad,ldsi9t nuo nld,r hiufiacr
an9ebdut miro cs 1T wahr, rer Gurcuiic,
eln 9raucr Gdffcr Der eieiHbe aniiid,t, N Gin
anstalienocr Scino oiclcs Sblfes-aber Die,
fer Setno piro nberaIl mrhr ODER weniacr
9efuneen. iclbit in een @e9enocu ces 5ono,
icnfnIes, no bod, 9aufenoc BON SuId,elu
Der idonlten uno beten pHaumru sc,cacn
werben.
9Sas bic pHanmen am crifen crfcrerrn,
III ein fdlwerer eehm9runo, ie mebr pcbm ic
beier !; IN ioidlem Rcoen fcmmt Ie am be,
Iten fort ite pihit aber aud, in iroeuo ci,
mem aneern Sceen, nnr nitt no reincr
Snuobceen in.
llm Die 3rrfieruugcn bes qeuannten .Rd
fers su oer5nten wiro bon fad,perltinoiaen
Sbiibauern empfcblcn, cine Quantitdt Gal,
--ia9e 2 Guart-untcr ieoem Baum, 70 neit
DIE aeite reidlen, gu ifrcucn. gBenn fd,we.
rer 8e9en fdlIt, 70 fol- man Cd wicecrhcIeu.
Dice rcrbntet aud, bic fhWar,rn Ssuctcu
bic All niandIen gaauuicnarfeH ic rcrterbii,t,
fptrfcn. @6 qibt nbcr uieIe Der ucrsnotldbIfen
srten rpeId,s ecItu Sfucten gar utd,t inter.
fpcrfen ilnc. Sin Sblfbdncr, erlu,er GItt
lan9e Sabre Der aEaamen,ud,t ocmicmet
bat bebauptct baS pferoemiit, in proentldaer
Guantitdt inter Die Sdume 9citrrut ale fd.
fcrbrut ,erifore uub Ger @eGuneheii oes Ban,
NEE anfercroenilid, eienlid, lei.
---~~-~-~----~~~~-~--1
Sarriebur9 Sebruar % Die "JReine
Ddrtbei Stna.s Convention" perIamuefte
I'D, ocrige 9Bcde in Sarristurq canes TR.
pcrter, bon Eorthametrn, ipar Der 1,reiI,
bent. lln9efdbr so DeIcgateu maren oeaen.
lpdrti9, pcpcn Die mci(tcn bon pbiIaeeIpbia
famen.
Gin grmdbfcr 3ettel purbc fcrmirt. Cir
SenatcridI Tclegateu iTub Der 9Icbtt. Sphn
8. Suter, bon Daupbin, 9ldib. gEilIiom
Sfdler, BON sIIrshcuD Die 9ieprelentoH,
ten Dsle9aten ipuroen ebcnfaIs be(fimmt.
Gin Siief pom Sen. 1aylcr nuroe perle,
len, in ocm or erfldrt
"gBenn id1 III cinem @dnciodten ter prd.
Noentidlaft crnannt rpereen fcn, niue i'd auf
Der Seoiu9ung beileben, oaB id, uid,t Dor
ods 8clf ecbrad,t rperee, aIs @dnoibat elmer
partet obcr betrndtet irerbe ais @rpouent
irgeno elmer Der pirtei eebren 3um Sd,lus
&c tpieeerhcle id, nur, eae, menn i'd, fir Gle
prdioeniihaft ourd, ir9eno einen J46rper
meiner Waitbiir9cr ernannt pereen fclItc.
idt eS mir fur cine Ghre aured,ncn uno bic
Sinennung anuehmen perec, posausac(e.
hen, oas bic &rnennun9 uuabbdnoia ron al,
len qdrtei HndiIhten fei."
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9Ias 100000 Smigranten pcn c;rlauS mad,
Sduaha in frffrm cahtr 6,tru os nnn -
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28

9Ias 100000 Smisranteu pcn c,rlanc mad,
Canada, IN IcBiem Sabre, fcIen $4,000 ale
OFFER eeS Shiff SrberS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28

Su eer @elcessbuns ees Staats Reu.
tudp purbe neuIltb cine eia einsrbrad,f, rpcs
nad "Sntd,clors," ubcr 80 5nnre aft. cine
Sarc gum Gelfen ron armrn QBifnueu uno
l8niieu teIabIcu fclen. IBer ppeifeft bas
ran, eaf, fitIs oicic BIn c5sfcefraft erhdlt,
Der Stalt ReniudD ciu pdrleice fir oie ea
mcu miro
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-12

whig. "No sir,'' replied the Governor, 6 do not,
and had been in Congress at the time should have
voted against it, Here there was great wrangling,
loud talking, excitement and confusion among the
crowd. 81 're ~ -
ave have omitted to mention the cheers, rather
cheer for General Taylor For this the ratifers
were indebted to enthusiastic individual, who at
regular intervals of five and ten minutes would swing
his hat and shout ina most quizzca tone cheers
for Gen. Taylor-hoo-r-a-y Invariably stopping
when he had got thus far finding that instead OF
being joined by others, he only elected the most
convulsive laughter. The effect, as may be imagn-
ed, was exceedingly 1udicrous. And even him-the
only :. RATHER - present-the wings proposed to
's hustle out {" for disturbing the meeting.
IS Gov. J.. managed to get under way again, when
he was interrupted by another question: I" Is Gen:
Taylor a Shareholder" was asked. {" les sfT ~
was the reply, she owns a large number, and what
is more, honestly bought and paid for-not one OF
them stolen - Here observed several, known as
Jealous Wilmot Proviso wings, amid the confusion
withdraw from the crowd, quite chop-allen. 'Ihree
cheers for Martin Van Buren, cried of these
but they were drowned in three tremendous cheers
for I" Cass and Butler" with "tger" " termination.
The Governor began to grow lndIgnant-and when
er ?'' he replied in quick, sharp, indignant tone,
3" Yes SIR, l am-and am personally responsible Tor
it any man, here eIsewhere! 1t is impossible
to describe the scene which ensued. Shouting,
cheering, loud talking, all mingled together-it was
perfect pandemonium.' a2.
Inc Argus says: =" An0 tnuS enoeQ the - 1dJlOE
Ratification meeting" in this city. The Clay Wings
are exulng at the signal defeat of the well arranged
plans of the Taylor leaders, and they succeeded on
this occasion most eectually in accomplishing that
defeat. The democrats present Were generally cOur-
teous and silent-except occasionally when called
upon cheer for IS Cass and Butler, and then they
were not backward"
On the other hand, out of New York State the
Democrats are banded together one man. Standing
upon the broad platform laid down by the Baltimore
Convention they have buried all differences and heal
ed all divisions; and from Maine to the Rio Grande
the true southern boundary of the Union-they are
animated by great resolve, and that is, to elect
Cass and Butler-those brave old Volunteers -
to the two highest Offices in the peoples gift. The
Wings are divided, because they have no common
bond of principles; the Democrats united, be-
they haUe principles, and because those princ
pies worthy of their strongest regards and most
strenuous exertions 1t requires prophet to fore
tell the result. Democratic principles and Demo
cratic measures will continue to prevail in the Ad
ministration of this Government, while Whiggery
dsjointed, distracted, and scattered into fragments
will continue to sink, sink, sink below all hope and
all redemption. .-s . r-
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-12
JOHNSTON COUNTY.

/ We have the most cheering intelligence from a'
Republicans of Johnston County. We learn thai
the campaign for the Legislature has cOmmen'&
and that the Democratic candidates-Messrs. Was0n'
L. B. Sanders, and Leach-are sustaining themselV"
well, and sending dismay among the Wing l'ad''
OF the County. A friend writes us as follows;
'''On Saturday last there was meeting at Kirby $
in the lower part Of the County. All the candidate
were there, except Ashley Sanders, the Wing can%
date in the Senate. Speeches were made by Mess: 81
Watson, l.. b. Sanders, and Leach, advocating ~
mocratic measures to the satisfaction OF the PeGS
particularly the right of Equal Suffrage. MI 'Os
F. Sanders and Mr.. b. r.. Hinnant, the Wing caG%
dates in the Commons, told the people in q ~ ~
words that they were candidates-nOt much q P''y
men, and that they 1Oere also faUor of Free SID
These Whig candidates must have made mlSIaAT % =:
or there is some trick intended as the leading Wn
of the County violently oppose "Reid's humOuS
as they call it.'' -:H' -
=" Reid's humbug,''-as it is called by the Ralsg-
Register and many of the Whig leaders-~ln ~,
out to be THE PEOPLES REALITY. Wing candl0''
for the Legislature out in favor of Equal Sun'S
What will the Whig leaders say to that! =,
We have the best reasons for believing thai W. ~
Reid will make heavy gains in Johnston anu =.
the whole Democratic ticket viii be elected 70 wv
Legislature. Speed the good work! .s
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-12
DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS.

We publish below, for the information OF the pub
lic the arrangement of the Electoral Districts in this
State together with the Democratic Electors thus far
appointed
THOMAS BRAGG, Jr. Esq. of Northampton, is the
Eector for the First District, composed of the Coun-
ties of Currituck Camden, Pasquotank, Perquimans,
Gates, Chowan, Hertford, Northampton, and BERTHE.
Col. ASA BIees, of Martin, is the Eector for the
Second District composed of the Counties of WASH
ington, Tyrrell, Beaufort, HYDE Pitt, Martin, Edge
comb, and Nash.
PERRIN BUsBEE, Esq. of Wake, is the Elector for
the Third District composed of the Counties Of Hall
fax, Warren. Franklin, Wake, and Granville.
GEO. S. STEVENSON, Esq. of Craven, is the Elec-
for the Fourth District, composed Of fthe Counties
of Greene, Lenoir, Craven Jones, Cartsret yaqyae,
Duplin, and Johnston. .' -.- ~, i - -,
WILLIAM S. AsHE, Esq. of New Hanover, is the
Elector for the Fth District, composed of the Coun-
ties of Sampson, Onslow, New Hanover, Bruins
wick, Columbus, Robeson, and Richmond -.
For the 81 eth District, composed of the Counties
of Cumberland, Moore, Chatham, Randolph, Stnly,
and Montgomery, nomination has yet been made.
CADwALLADER JONES, Sr. Esq. of Orange, is the
Elector for the Seventh District, composed of the
Counties of Orange, Guilford, Caswel, and Person.
ROBERT P. Dick, Esq. of Rockingham, is the
Elector for the Eighth District, composed of the
Counties of Rockingham, Stokes, Davidson, Surry,
and Davie. -s.i.-.
For the Ninth District, composed of the Counties
of Anson, Mecklenburg, Cabarrus, and LINCOLN, no
nomination has yet been made. a.,
. For the Tenth District composed of the Counties
of Rowan, Iredell, Wilkes, Ashe, CALDWELL, and
Burke, no nomination has yet been made.
For the EleUenth District, composed of the Coun-
ties of Cleaveland, Rutherford, Yancy, Bancombe,
Henderson, Macon, Haywood, and Cherokee, no
nomination has yet been made. .,7ns.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-12
LOOK OUT FOR SLANDERSr

Certain Wings in this State, finding that Colonel
Reid is rapidly gaining friends among the people,
and is likely to be elected Governor, resorting
the basest and most infamous means to injure his
personal character. friend, writing from Chatham
County, says:
"We have some excitement on the sub ject of poll
tics particularly for Governor. Equal Suffrage, as
advocated by Col. Reid, is quite popular in this
gion. In order, however, to injurs the Colonel the
Wings are circulating matter against him of per-
sonal character They say that he, Col Reid request
ed Samuel Moore to engage Gen. Hollis Threshing
Machine, to thresh his, COL Reid's, wheat; which
he, Samuel Moore, did. When they went the Col
onel refused to have it done, and suffered the
lie in the barn-gave them supper. In the morn
ing they called for breakfast, which very COIN
mon, and he charged them three dollars for each man,
and thirty and half cents per dozen for oats.
This IS the report" ...- .--.- ~
Far be it from US to hold gentlemen in the Whig
party, or the Whg party itself, responsible for such
report as this; but it has been put in circulation by
Whigs-it is calculated to injure Col. Reid where he
is not personally KNOWN and therefore it is that we
feel it duty to notice it in this public manner
From our knowledge of Col. Reid, in the name of
his friends and upon the strength of his spotless
character as gentleman, we pronounce this report
false and calumnious:
We seize this occasion again to remind friends
throughout the State of the importance of guarding
against Whig calumnies, false issues, and Whig
ISLANDERS. AS Mr.. Manly, the Wing candidate for
Governor, said in his famous Revolutionary Circular
in 1s44-in which he called the Democratic party
" mere faction and charged his opponents with hav-
ing resorted "wilful fasehoods deliberate forge
ries, and infamous abuse these ss falsehoods will
doubtless be gross in kind and many in NUMBER but
they can deceive none who consider that truth acouEd
be made kOson early, and falsehood only breads ex-
animation. These personal attacks on Col. Reid
tend to prove one thing, and that is, he IS gaining
upon Mr.. Manly, and that WAigs are fearful Of re-
s"hs. Defend your candidate, brother Democrats,
against all Roorbacks-al unjust assaults and on
the day of the election FOR HIM EVERY vorE that
go" can honestly end fairly put an. Now is the time!
Stand by the sound Democrat-the able and honest |
champion of Equal Suffrage-the friend
Of the laboring man, and the indomitable defender
and advocate of popular rights. vote for Govern
or is worth more now-is of more value to the cause
Of TRUTH and justice, and sound principles than it has
been for ten years past. See it. therefore, that
every vote is polled. -' -+-5 '@'
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-12
FOURTH OF JULY.

The anniversary. of American Independence was
celebrated in this City with unusual spirit and en-
thusiasm.
Early in the morning religious services were per
formed in the Presbyterian Church-an eloquent and
appropriate address, by the Rev. Drury Lacy, and
Prayer by the Rev. Robert o. Burton. ..-..
At tenso o'clock the procession was formed accord
ing to the programme, under the direction of Maj.
Jere: Nixon, Chief Marshal, and Messrs. Coley and
Kncey, Assistants and on reaching the stand IN
the Capitol Square, after Prayer by the Rev. Mr..
Lacy, the Declaration of Independence was admira-
bly, read by Mr.. Hampden Sidney Smith. Then
came the Grafton, by Mr.. Seaton Gales. We lis
tened to the youthful orator with pleasure; and We
do not hesitate say, that for beauty and elegance
of diction propety of taste, and stirring eloquence,
his Grafton would have reflected credit on much
older man. His friends in this community have ran
son to be gratfed, at the very handsome manner in
which he performed the task assigned him. =
In the evening the children, of both sexes, attach
ed to all the Sunday Schools in this City, for
ward to perform most pleasing part in the celebra-
ton of the day. More than three hundred Of them
marched, with banners flying, to the Pte:b terian
Church, where an address was delivered; By Pro
fessor Brooks of Wake Forest College; after which
hey PdrtooA vi IeIeShheh'S oPeS'oiy PioPa'ou ioi
them. 1t was most lovely and interesting spectacle.
At night, there brilliant display of fireworks
in the Capitol Square, and balloon was sent up,
which, when we last saw it, was, to use the lam
guage of old stqger" present, "ust this side OF
the stars
Too much praise cannot be bestowed upon the
Chief Marshal and his Assistants, for the manner in
which they discharged their duties.
Thirty States united on this occasion in the cele.
bration of the Fourth of July. May the present
generation not pass away, until fifty Commenwealths
shall be kneeling at the shrine, bound TO-
gether in one common Government, and with one
common fac floating over all 80 - i ..
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-12
MORE 0HARMONV -

writer in the last Wilmington Journal, who signs
himself " A Whig, but not Taylor Whig,'' and
who dates his communication s Johnston County.
July B." confesses his surprise at the Philadelphia
nomination, and declares he cannot support General
Taylor. After showing up Gen. Taylor's ineonsis-
tencies, and predicting that &c 'North Carolina will
not go for him. the writer says: @
81 predict, Mr.. Editor, and ask you to mark nv
prediction that the Democrats will have majority
in both branches of next Legislature, and that
David 5. Reid will beat Charles Manly for Governor
, In conclusion, candor compels me to say that if l
live till the 7th of November, shall not only not
vote Tor Taylor, but shall vote against him. intend
to vote for Gen. Cass.' - ~ ...- -
We have heard of a number of Wings who will
not vote for General Taylor, and we have no doubt
there are hundreds of honest Wings in the State who
will vote for David S. Reid for Governor. Push on
The column! -. -.. ..
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-12
THE wH1G CAND1DATE FLooRED.

We understand that Mr.. Manly, in his speech at
Germanton said, if it shall hereafter turn opt that
Mr.. Polk, in giving the pass Santa Anna intended
thereby to give aid and comfort to the enemy, SIT
will sink him into an abyss of political damnation
so deep that the hand of resurrection can never reach
him." +'-;.'.-
Col. Reid in reply to this said, that Mr.. Manly
approved of the terms of the captuation at Monte
rey and he desired his competitor to answer him this
question: If this giving of pass by MI, Polk to
one Meaican shall 'sink him into an abyss of poti-
cal damnation deep that the hand of resurrection
can never reach him." how deep will the giving
of apass to auhole army Of Merieans, Consisting
of thousands) at Monterey, sink Gen. Taylor? This
was sockdoager. Of course the /" "inimitafe. Char
Icy " was brought up all standing. IL, o'4,...r