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The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26
GOV. MoREHEAD,s CARD.

1t will be seen, by the following Card of Gov.
Morehead, published in the last Greensborough Pat
riot, that he has written to Gen. Taylor:
July 1s, 1913.
Editors of the Greensboro Patriot: ..,r..--
On the 10th of June, as President of the Whg
National Convention, addressed from Philadelphia
to Zachary Taylor and Hon. Mllard Fillmore letters,
apprising them of the nominations by that Conven-
ton, and requesting their acceptance of the nomina-
tons. .-: .-.
Having received no reply from either of the gen.
temen, the last of June addressed them again, and
enclosed copies of my letters of 10th June On the
Sd July received communication from Mr.. Fill
more, dated at Albany 18th June, which has been
forwarded to the National lntegencer for publica-
ton. ... -
From Gen. Taylor have received no communica-
ton, and see by New Orleans paper that as late
as 5th July he had received no communication
from me. On Yesterday addressed him again, di-
rectly, and also through two friends so that 1t is
hoped some one of my communications will reach
him. His reply shall be published as soon as re-
ceiyed Yours, J. M. MOREHEAD.
1t will be seen, by the above, that Gov. Morehead
has at length certified that he has repeatedly written to
Gen. Taylor notifying him of his nomination. A wr-
ter in the Register of recent date, states under the
editorial head that he {" knoDs" Gov. Morehead ad-
dressed Gen. Taylor from Philadelphia on the 9th Of
June We have good reasons for believing that this
editorial not written by the Editor of the Register,
but by very high public functonary in this City
and now, respectfully ask, how could this writer,
who was here the 9th of June, be personally cog
infant of the fact for which he positively vouches
Gov. Morehead, it will be seen, states in his Gard
that he addressed Gen. Taylor, from Philadelphia,
on the tenth of June; whereas, his witness declares
that he "knoavs'' the Governor addressed the old
General on the ninth. What does this mean!
P. S. Just before going to press we received the
New Orleans Delta of the 18th instant, which says
I'VE congratulate our nervous contemporary of
the Buetin-we felicitate the Picayune's lncompar-
able Baton Rouge corresPondent-we rejoice with
poor prosecuted Cave Johnson-we tender our special
thanks to Governor Morehead-that that letter has at
last reached its destinutiOn.'
The Delta adds nothing of importance to the above
statement. Gen. Taylor will probably reply, that
he is ga Wing, but not ultra Wing g-that is, only
ga Whig and quarter over
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WHO MADE 1T PARTY QUESTION I

| wEO MADE A
! The public will remember that the Standard has
been charged by the Whig papers, with endeavoring
to make party question out of Equal Suffrage This
charge has repeatedly appeared in the Register, and
the last Hillsborough Recorder echoes the same
cry The following, from the last Charlotte Journal
"a Wing print-ought to be deemed conclusive on
this point: ~
GAS we predicted, the Register's haring assumed a
partisan attitude this matter, has given outline
to the editorials of many of the Wing papers in the
State. They have doubt honestly, and with SIM
cerity, adopted such courses but certainly imPru-
IDENTIFY.
We hope that the good sense of the people will
teach them, that they the ones to decide upon this
issue; and if they be in favor of it, send delegates
pledged institute the ncpient action for the propos
ed change in the constitution if opposed to it, send
such candidates as will represent their views"
Here it will be seen, the Register is charged by
Whig paper with " having assumed a partizan atti-
tude in this matter' and the unwelcome truth is an
nounced that "many of the Wing papers" haze
bHndIy olo.rcd the Register in Its "partizGn oRpo-
sitior to Equal Suffrage. What will the Register
say now! .-..
According to the logic of the Journal, many of
the Wing papers in the State," have " honestly :"
arrayed themselves against Equal Suffrage, because
the Register set the example! This they must have
done of course without any sort of examination into
in that same Journal and how he compliments the
Repister and his brother Whig Editors throughout
the State -!
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We call attention to the Communication of our
Long Creek friend, on the all-absorbng subject of
the Pine Tree disease The present aspect of affairs
is indeed gloomy. We wish we had it in pow
er to suggest any efecual remedy for this terrible
calamity. We have yet heard of none, at least
none that can be used with effect We fully agree
with our Correspondent that re-assessment will be
Absolutely necessary if the IS disease is in
way checked. The Turpentine and Timber regions
of North Carolina, should the trees all die, would be
most terribly oppressed under the present assessment
of property, which is to stand under the late of
assembly, for eight years. AS time progresses and
events 'develope themselves, we shall recur to this
subject again. WtL Jour.
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REID AND VICTORY.
I'VE extraetthe following cheering article from the
last HilIshoros1o41 Ratoah - s.rDOt s-4so

I'VE extraetthe following cheering article from the
last Hillsborough Ratoeh = TAI g. e1Doi s=@.e
"Of Col. Reid's election as the next Governor of
North Carolina further doubt can be entertained.
In the eastern part Of hewll geta larger vote
than has ever yet been polled for democratic cand
dates and IN the west the glorious west among the
hardy and unsophistcated mountaineers his triumph
will be complete. From the latest intelligence we
have received from that quarter learn that he per-
forms well the part the people of North Carolina
have assigned to him. Bravey and manfully he COM
bats in the good cause, and his antagonist can tell
how successfully. Though unpossessed of the flip
pancy and loquacity of Mr. Manly, his argumentative
powers are infinitely greater and with those persons
who have brains, his speeches have far the more
weight. Mr.. Manly as if he were talking to brutes,
addresses himself to the passions of the people, while
Col. Reid appeals to their reason; and though his
speeches may not for the moment produce the effect
that Mr. Manly's do, yet when the awakened pas
sions of the audience again luled, and
sumeS her sway, the sound reasoning of the former
will Danish all recollection of the empty eloquence
of the latter. As.- .-4r
1t is needless to bestow, encomums upon Col.
Reid, to dispraise his competitor; for neither the
one the other Is necessary to carry him to the Cub
ernaoral chair of the 'tOd North State which he is
so soon destined to occupy. .e s-e.
The following brief extract from letter received
by us from highly respectable and intelligent citizen
of Warren county, will at show the fallibility
of the Registers Judgment when he says that the de-
mocracy of this county will not come promptly to the
support of Mr. Reid. We here see that not only the
democracy will cast their for him, but that there
is great probability that many of the Wings will
do likewise:
Though have formerly voted with the Whig
party, in the present contest for Governor shall go
might and main for Mr.. Reid, account of his Stree
suffrage" principles; and I truly hope that enough
of my western WING brethren will go the same way
to insure his election"
Onr Warren County friend is not alone in this mat
ter. If we thought proper to do SO, could name
several Wings here in Raleigh, and others in Wake
County, who will for Col. Reid and against MIR.
Manly. Whiggery in North Carolina is doomed! |!
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DTED,

- DTHD,
In this City, on the Goth instant, Owen N. Chad
wick, infant Som of James w. and Eliza ]. Chadwick
aged four months and Is days. -. -, Z.
GAS the sweet flower that scents the morn,
But withers in the rising day;
Thus lovely was this infants dawn .
Thus swiftly fed its life away /.
"I take these little lambs" said he, - &
And lay them in my breast; G
Protection they shall find in me,
In me be ever blest."
His words the happy parents hear,
And shout with joys divine; 81
D Saviour, all we have and are
Shall be forever thine" 80. GCom.
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REV. J. J. FINCH, Pastor of the Baptist Church in
this City, has, on account of ill heath-not having
been able preach for the last three four MONTHS
felt it his duty resign his charge. He will, in
few days, by the advice of his physician and the
wishes of the church here, start to the White Sui
phur Springs; and the hope is entertained that he
will be restored to health and great usefulness.
Bib. Rec.
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HAIL LEWIS cAss OF MICHIGAN

..,.,..-.. .-.. BY. J. 4. DOW.
81 Awake, old spirit of the past . 7s.aasruE
49, Awake, and put thy armor on
sN Nail freedoms ensign to the mast, -IE.t
go Nor falter till the fight is won. scj.s' K !,
Heed not disunion's croaking voice, 1
80. Expose each dark and damning plan '.'@@
Elect the leader of your choice = Z, "'@t y
The gallant Cass of Michigan. 80 -
The sky is thick, the stars grow dim, si .'ee
81 The bark of Freedom braves the lea
Her hearts of steel put trust In Him 80 E. a.
Who walked upon the midnight sea : asG ~
For they behold a beacon bright ,17...l. q y
To cheer each faint and sinking man,
And o'er it waving in the light
The name of Cass of Michigan.
The gray-beard soldier leaps for joy, q@s.
The seaman on the deep Is glad,
The old frontiersman, when a boy ".i ~
a9. Remembers the adventurous lad ri'ss 1'Ii b.
Who trod the wilderness alone ~ ~ -
Where millions now adore the man, @--'f.-
And tell how proudly valor shons .. +'
In Lewis Cass of Michigan. ..a.. e.,
:. What tho no Buena Vista fruwned
With eannon's grim. and glittering flea,
There was host in battle crowned .a
I. An army from the British isles ,se..
The brave of earth who proudly sought
80 Our native soil with direful ban; 5Il. ,aaa.
But they lesson sad were taught i &ysF,5sd
BY Lewis Cass of Michigan. 49, .snm
. ..''.f.a ae.fnt b.. = 80. ia. 2 i..-14s SO seIal
In princely halls, by gilded thrones,t l..= -.sy
He stood the champion of the free,
He heard the fettered seaman's groans, .s'i
And oped the prisons of the sea.
The starry flag no longer bowed .
To banners borne in Europes van,-
And freernen ON their hills were proud -.
Of Lewis Cass of Michigan. W 81. r-......
90 49,. -. --e-1 -s... ..4s $500.
Firm in the principles of right .. .7.l..5
By democratic sages taught, .,.r. .... "A,
He keeps his sword of honor bright, .s..
And wrongs US not in deed or thought;
AS when the glittering blade was broke, 1
Before base, dishonored man,
H He stands, e'en now, our forest oak
The gallant Cass of Michigan. .''
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MR.. CLAY AGAINST GEN. TAYLOR.

One of the Correspondents of the New Y ork Her
aid "a paper that leans in favor of Gen. Iaylor,)
writing from Washington City under date July I9'
says:
"Mr. Crittenden's difficulties appear to multiply
at every step. Another letter has been written by
a gentleman in Baltimore, who declares that ne
also received letter from Mr.. Crittenden, before
the sitting of the Convention at Philadelphia, In
which the Kentucky Senator urged the expedieney
of General Taylors nomination, ridiculed the idea
of nominating Mr.. Clay, and represented that he
had been several times beaten, would inevitably be
beaten again, and more to the effect. copy
of this letter, also, well the Anderson letter,
has been sent to the Kentucky papers for publlca-
ton.
s. There seems to be no longer doubt that Mr..
Clay, will refuse to support General Taylor from
General Taylor's friends,) already assail him. So
long as there was hope of Mr.. Cay's support, they
would rather coax than abuse him.; His opposition
will exercise most important influence on the Ere
sidential election, as we'll in Kentucky as in New
York; ..-. '.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26
MEssRS. BERRY AND JONES.

II was stated week or two since, in the Raleigh
"'slster, that Messrs. Berry and JONES' Democratic
~a0dates for the Legislature in Orange, had taken
Soond before the people of that County against
%i0a Suffrage. This statement is not true. We
say, the best authority that can be had in the
that Messrs. Berry and Jones are in favor of
tua Suffrage, and that they have been advocating
N'sy day before the people, for three weeks past.
\. people can now see what confidence ought to be
'~Dea Nc In the statements of the Register.
NJ! We are gratifed to learn that our prospects are
~,' ring brighter and brighter in Orange. The Re-
Nm. Candidates performing their duty faith
,o.sS 1nO with decided effect; and we count with
4Oence upon the election of the entire ticket.
bum shunk' of Pennsylvania, expired at Harris
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Notice.
WILL be sold at the Court House in Wilmington,
w on the I'd Monday in September next the follow
ing tracts of lands and Town lots much thereof
will be sufficient pay the thereon for the
1916.
lots Situation. BY whom listed. Taxes.
Wilmington, Thos. Leddon, S23 9s
do Mrs. Eliza Leddon, ID 5S
do Mrs. HilIory Moore, 56
172 acres of land in Rocky
Point district, Richard Hghsmith I9
16 at tho old negro heads
Ferry, John 8. Richards, 81 ID
S7O G8
o. FENNELL, Sheriff
JULY &C. lS47. Pr adv. SO. 716-tG.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

Z Nrnst GrImme, Professor of instrumental and
Vocal Music, respectfully announces to the ladies
and gentlemen of Raleigh that he is prepared to take
limited number of pupils and instruct them the Pi
ano and in Vocal Music.
He offers his services also for tuning Panos and tho
teaching of the French Language.
For particulars apply to ERNST GRIMME.s
July 24, 1s4s. 716-tE
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GOLD WHITLEY ON THE TURF.

Our readers will perceive from the subjoined Cor
respondence, that Mr.. Fillmore has opposition from
his own side, in the Vice Presidential race Old
Whitley has been led out sure enough:
:~. PHILADELPHIA, June 10th, 1S48.
OLD Whitley: have been selected by portion
of the Wings of Ohio, to make known to you your
nomination for the office of Vice President of the
United States.
hope you will find it convenient to indicate your
views large, and to distinctly whether you
accept this nomination or not
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

The only authentic information we have concern,
inc Old Whitley is, that when asked if he would
to run for Vice President if selected by the
Philadelphia Convention, his answer was Neigh
A sensible old horse that.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

In his letter to the Utica Convention, Mr. Van Bu-
rem argues, that Gen. Cass ought not to be elected
because his election would be an endorsement by the
people of his non-interferenee doctrine by the
al Government in relation to the Territories What
an nducement is this the South to exert themselves
in favor of Cass -...... .... .-.-.. 3D..
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Extract from letter to the Editor, dated

----I.-----. .---- GRANVILLE, July %, 1913.
sour candidates are doing yeonan's service in
the good cause and it would do you good to be here
party of no principle. We have got the right men
out this year, and you may look for full Democratic
delegation from old Granville .. ..- -.-:
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mARRrrn.

In Caswell county, by the Rev. John H. Pickard, {
his residence Thursday morning 29th June, Alexal
der NJ searsey Esq. of Rockingham, to Mrs. Elizabct
L. Cooke of Caswell, formerly of Conn.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26
Notice.

TNAKEN up and entered on the stray book at Judcs-
Vile the 10th inst, by Elisha Bonner, near Mt
Airy pale sorrel mare flax main and tall blaze in her
face, barefoot all rouud left hind foot white, the right
shoulder injured very much by the collar, supposed to
be sixteen years old, five feet high, valued at twenty
dollars. E. THOMPSON Ranger.
Sury County, ls4s. 716-pd.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

Maj. Wilder arrived at Wilmington the 21st,
and maybe expected here in the of few days,
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

WE authorized to announce JAMES q. JEPP-
w REFS, Esq. candidate for Sheriff Of Wake
County at the next election. $50
Raleigh, June %, 1S47. = ~. N2-tf
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

"E E are authorized to announce Mr.. WILLIAM II.
w H1eH Candidate for the office of Sheriff of
Wake County at the ensuing election.
July IL, IS4s. xxx. .-....- --- e. 714-tc.
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WE authorized to announce Colonel WILLIE
w PoPE Candidate for reelection to the Office
of Sheriff for the County of Wake, at the ensuing cleo
tion
May II, 1s4s. 7O7-
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WE are authorised to announce CALVIN ]. RosERs
w Candidate for the Office of Sheriff Of Wake
County at the approaching election. as
June 6, lS4S. ~n-.sa4' Y09-fe.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

bun w. ehunk' of Pennsylvania, expired at Harris
'Ds On the 10th instant. -.r
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26
CANDIDATES FOR SHERIFF.

WE authorized to announce QUIHroN UrLET as
w Candidate for Sheriff of Wake County, at the
ensuing election. .. ..
May 8, 1s4s. T05-6.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

Nv E are authorized to announce General IAMRs M,
w MANsUN Candidate fot the otIice of Sheriff
OF Wake County at the ensuing election.
July 9. ls4s. 7oS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
Iene Gatcr

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labcIpbia uno NurWotf elm aro6cS uno oII'
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
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ben 13ten biefes Mcnots. bci tcm Inter
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
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Sones Qrefbent sHihter in ben perfhteee.
aen @ourten BON Common pIeos pom britt
ten gsritbts geSiff. bsiiebeno aus ben Gaun.
ties .Berfs, Nortbampten ano Seda, i'm
Staat pennfpluanien. In Graft feines am
te5 prefioentridter psrfbisosner @ourten
Don Sper unb Serminer unb auaemeiner
@efdnsnie : @rleoisuna in bsfa9ten @au1.
ties; uno peter 0aaS. uno Sacob
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meiner 9sfansni6. Grlebisun9 fur bic &i6.
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srfa9tsm eeda Gauntp. ibren 8efebl an
mid 9eriebtet baben, worin iie cine Court
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wsIbs sebalten wetben fOu in Der Staot
Quentaun, fur bas @auntp gedba, anf ben
1itcn Wfpntne Inn A,fpnat December,
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ibren Gous, &eeorbs, Snquiiitionen une
@raminationen einSufIncen baben. UNI ibren
pfi6ten-por erfa9ter Court abSupartsn.
Des9leihen meroen aud aIle bieisnieen.
weldbe sesen 9efansene in bsm @sfdu9nib
oes @aunties eedba alS Gld9er ober 3eusen
aubuheten babsn, benadridtieet, bas fie
iib aIbort uno bafsIbit einjuiineen bobsn,
um bicfslben Su profeauiren, ipie es ibnen
&ebt ehnfen mag.
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Guentaun, oieien 2ten Sag 9lOpember,
i'm Sabr unfers Scrrn lS48.
SbarlcS Sbric. SdJeriif.
Gjctt erbalte Die 9lsputIit.
Sderifs. .Qmtffube, nqbG
9lop. 9ten lS48.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
@efeaf0affs Slnfblull9.

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@cl66fts,SGbineuns pon MTk uno gSea'
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fen mir uniern Sreuneen uno 8onuerr fur
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IS. 9S. SScdcer.
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Natban eautcnfbld9er,
S1raeI Qinalino.
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