The North-Carolina standard., 1849-07-18

! Henry X. NASH, ESQ. This gallant young Whig
champion. is, learn, actively engaged in the con-
ps and determined to do his utmost to prevent his
District from being represented by the Disunionist
yenable If the friends of the Union will but do
heirduty the factionst and disorganzer will receive
IS he Justly merits, the and retrbution of all
true lovers of the country The destructive doctrines
svOwed and advocated by Venable demand that they
should be up and doing. Raleigh Register.
North CAROLINA. We are pleased to learn from
the Hon. Edward SANKEY'S district, that there is the
biuhtest prospect of his success. There is an ad-
nited Whig majority in the district of four FIVE
hundred. and Mr. Stanley efforts are being seconded
with energy. Henry K. Nash, the gallant young
Whig champion is hotly contesting the With district
With the disrniorist, Venable, and with fair promise
Of defeating that fdctiOnist and disOrganizeT.
Philadelphia NeIcs.
We place the above extracts from the Register and
the News side by side, in order to show the slave
bolding people of the Orange District how the Sub
nsonsts of the South and the Abolitionists of the
North agree and chime together.
The Philadelphia News is an Abolition sheet of
the most decided character, and the Register is-let
those who read its Editorials the Slavery question:
and who have observed its of late, give the
answer. The charge that Mr.. Venable is &c Dis
monist" factionist,'' or " disorganizer," is
Eickedly and deliberately false. On the contrary,
% man, North or South, prizes the Union more
highly than he does, or would incur more sacrifices
a its preservation; but because he stands forward
hr the Union as it was and as it ought to be, and
mands that the Constitution shall not be perverted
md tortured by set of fanatics to our injury and
Ultimate run he is held up traitor to the country
md as fatally bent mischief!
And who, pray, is this Mr.. Henry K. Nash
What claims has he on the people of the Orange
DBtrict2 What public services has he ever render
ID, Where are the memorials either of his industry,
is business habits, his sOundness as an American
RspubIican, or of his abilities politician or a
ntesman! Does he not, at this very moment, preach
amission to the people the Slavery question: And
es he not stand ready, should the North demand it,
md Northern and Western Whigism' decree it, to
A1snder up erey thing so far Slavery is concerned,
Under the false and fatal hope that in doing we
night still have Union of the States worth living
nder and upholdingl Would he not, if elected to
Congress, 90 there with the declaration fresh upon
lis lips that he was prepared to submit not only to
he Wimot Proyiso but to the abolition of Slavery
in the District of Columbia2 Such man, we make
bold to saw is not fit to be trusted at crisis like the
rsent; and his election to Congress over the tried,
he faithful, and the eloquent Yenable, would be
aled by the fanatics and freesoiers, from Maine to
Ohio, as triumph of their cause in the very midst of
'slaveholding people. People of Chatham, Orange,
Ganville, Person, and Caswell-go to the polls as
one on the day of election, and contribute by
Jour votes to avert so disastrous, so disgraceful
nsuIt
We would also caution you against false and In
fammatory documents on the eve of the election.
Truman Smith, the Connecticut Federalist and Free
'0ier, has no doubt already flooded your District
srh Circulars, denouncing the Democrats and call
ag on you to elect Wing to Congress and we
hOud not be surprised, from intimation received
ROu friend in one of your Counties just were
eparng this artice If some handbll or circular, in
nded to injure Mr.. Venable among you, were to be
sued from this City. Pay no attention to these
aeTenthhour charges and reports; but as Mr.. Vena-
has proved true you and to your dearest inter
ISIS in the hour of trial, rally to the polls and prove
Ne to him and to the South the day of the elec.
"n. If You should desert him now, Eve have no
aa you will do it,) after all he has dared and done
% your behalf, and throw a majority for his oppo-
en You will deserve, under such circumstances, but
e sympathy while the fanatics and the freesoilers
nall be insulting you and tramPling you down.
Hiram w. Hustled, ESQ.,, of this City has been
'ppointed District Attorney for NORTH Carolina, in
Pace of Mr.. McRae, removed, and also of Messrs.
liler and Haigh, declined. We have not heard
'Peher Maj. Hustled accepts the appointment or not.