North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-13

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The " Raleigh Standard - seeks to create the i'm
I preston that is - few of the faithful Democra-
cy,'' alone, in Massachusetts, who appear willing 10
5rscognize the Fugitive Slave Law. This is atogeth-
er untrue. The facts, indeed, just The reverse.
BE- ~. E. asa . a. Register.
The Register then goes to alude to letter from
the Hon. Samuel A. Elliott, the late Wing member
from Boston, justifying his vote in favor of the Fu
gItive Slave Law and that paper also refers the
fact that Horace Mann was thrown overheard at the
| late Nominating Convention in his District, and
Wing nominated s. who knows how TO entertain 9TH
er ideas than the single of political hostility
Slavery" This all sounds very well--but what are
the facts2 Here they MI Elliott succeeded
Mr.. Winthrop. He voted-and give him credit
for it-for the Fugitive Slave Law; 6ufhc
PEELED to gice acoy, and another Wing has been noi
mated in his place. That sacrificed him. As TO
Mr.. Horace Mann, it distinctly stated by the
Wing Convention which set him aside, that their OBJ
ject get the Fugitive Slave Law altered
pealed, and that Mr. Manns course had been so rab-
id in Congress that he would exercise but little in
fuence in the House that subject. Mr.. VALLEY
was therefore nominated in his stead and the great
object of mis- mission Congress will be to alter or
repeal this law. He is spoken of as meek, mild,
smooth-tongued, gentiemdn!y AboIitionist. These
the facts. In addition to this, Mr.. Mann has been
also nominated by his friends in that District, with
fair prospect of reelection.
In connection with :" few of the faithful Demoe-
racy - of Massachusetts, who, are sound upon this
question, ask the attention Of the Editor of the
Register to the following TelegraPhc despatch from
the National Intelligencer of Saturday last:
"BosToN, November g..
The Democratic meeting held here last nigh de-
cared in favor of the fugitive slave law and of the
Union" 90 .s..t. .sss..a-.sfs .,--1 gi E--,-r.,
What will the Register say TO that Has any
Wing Meeting in Boston approved that law :!
BUTT is useless TO discuss these points any length
We only ask that justice be done to those nobe-hear-
ed Democrats of the free States who are still true to
The Constitution and the rights Of the South. Their
numbers, we admit, are rapidly diminishing; and
Southern Whigism has done as much to IS kill them
off - as Northern fanatcism. But throughout the
rec States the leprosy is OF less upon all
The South must unite. We must forget the past, and
ct-act to save the Union if possible---and if not,
ourselves. Inthe language of Judge Strange :a"The
Citizens of the North-Our friends and brothers, If
hey aOish our enemies only, they tOU hare IL sO.''
LATE EUROPE. The new British steamer
Erica arrived at New York day two since from
liverpool, with dates to the 26tE uitino. 10 ~
Inc colon mdIket was Qulet tnougn there was
slight advance on the previous weeks quotations.
3readstufs dull, without any change IN prices.
The Telegraph report presents feature in
ne affairs of Great Britain, France, or other parts Of
Europe. The extension by the National Assembly
the term of Office of the President of the French
republic TO four years said be deemed certain
Late accounts from China represent that an insur-
scton had broken out in the southern Provinces hay
for its object the overthrow of the young Emperor
The passengers from California, who lately arrived
t New Orleans in the Steamer Alabama, brought
$50, 900 in spurious bills Of the Bank of South
carolina and The Merchants Bank of Newbern, N.
!. All the bills are Of the denomination of $780,
The innocent holders took them in San francisco in
xchange for gold dnst. g issazs al5H aa Eu.#@
In the Indiana Constitutional Convention, says the
outhern Press, the committee on rights and priVile-
es of inhabitants have reported an article prohibit
g the immigration of negroes into the State, and all
0 their right to hold real estate. s1ii' afa3L % a'
WIRES AND BLACKS IN South CAROLINA. Stalls
founded on the returns received at the Office
the Comptroller General Of South Carolina gives
e white population at2sO, 1885, and the sIaveP0pu
ton at 35s,71 1iae h.' ~.
The Wings of Michigan, at their recent State Con-
sntion, adopted Resolutions nominating Gen. ScoIt