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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20
A a. MERwlN, Aaeiio0eos
ny BANGS, PLATT & 60. sore - sroAds -

FIFrrsBcoSD SEw.YoRK Trade SALE.
MONDAY, Sept q lSsO.

Bangs PLATE CO. .:0G; :; = SI s1.'I Is,,:
DrrucalAi attention siysr 70 me az OF rn''s AD''
nee. Cash advances made wkeudesifed-
FIFTy-sBcoSD SEv.YoRk TRADE SALE.
MONDAY. Sept 1850.
TIE unteTEg ned announce The next REGU LAh fkAOb
SALE Of Books, PAPer, Stationery, ss.s,Iype rae
bncers Materials &c. 70 commence 90 Monday, me 10
Of September and 70 be conducted Tho same resas
tors a. the lat ard sold the following tsrms w
On al purchases from he whole catalogue amounting 70
$50 and upward FOUR and ak mon hs credit on plr-
chases from TIE whole cAiaosu less than 50 and more
than $780, four months credit ard al purchase. lees Than
sloG cash discount Of ooe per eenI will be allowed on
They Request that the catalogue be tsrashed
Immediately, Is tie printing VIII be ennecced al Al eary
day.
fhe araAl cash advance. VIII Be made on receipt u
goods, when desired BANGS, PLArr CO.
AT PRIVATE snr-sOhn's Popular Librsry seriss-
Complete Of these very desirable and select -okA
a Sss TS ne Sci ses1se STa 1s ne
rquGisn Library IS vols; the Classical library Il vos;
PortrN Of iius:riou, Psrsonsges Of drsSi BRIAN Pho
volumes sold separately n desired. new hsl hes just
been Issued OF The various WORKS and uAy be bad al ne
Junius Letters with all The noies OF wocdfTs ediroa-
seheg.s Lectures % hSesTn History, La y ~.
mre. Hand Book Of osnes and new and popular iTsnia
noni Of soPhoeles, Esehyus' Ars'oae EanPides AID
Also, L.rdners Popular Lectures on Science md Al
2vos svo; Ewbanks Hydraulics and Mechanics Joon-
sea Gown ratsT f6ePs. q acurc De rOcQ1
Vie, Democracy N America lions Songs'e,, esnnsas
Douhe Enuv BOOKKEEPING, svO arc Wfot atrouAIhCA
Dr.. Fishers Work on Small Pox and varolod, 40, with
coored plates
ANTHONY }. BLEECKER, Aueton-sr
RI xALuABLK COTTAGE SITES AT NEW
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER ~in sell al auction on
THURSDAY, July 18Th, at IL o'elocs N The MerchsnS
Exchange, the following valuable properly viz:
AT NEw- BRIGHToS, STATEN isLAsD-S3 valuable cot
isge sites situated on Ia cite odhue Clinton
on r. chnondeira Tyson, Second and Fourth This
property Is located for village residences
upon high ground ntersecLed by broad avenues eoougu
Gus tocEurches schools and hourly ferries 20 this city with
prospect cottages being erected soon upon i'd
lseent property. altogether presenng 40 favorable "a OPP
porluny FOR investment any sale made THIS season
LIhogrsphic maps, with terms and further psrucusrs
can be obtaned application a. The Office OF ms Aue
uopeer Brosd-st I43) Ul7 DIS
EH - NETWORK TATTERsALLs.
OreR AUCTION NOTICE - Per-mptory
ky5&fsSi sale Of new and second hs "a vehicles o.
w " every description, TO cose the bs snce
frmaInnr uu.od the 18th inst but will positively 0s
sold without reserve, TO The highest tiider oq MONDAY
I'D inst Sale TO commence precisely Al IL O'CLOCK.
Also, variety Of harness, saddles &c.
Also, some very hne horses
GEO. w. MILLER, Proprietor.
TWO d. 446 Broadway.
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UANnkB-, morTOE- FLAGS &c. p.iatsd
- b. ACNERsAN . xiLLEA
oHiv ieI nssssa o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-20

CHEMUHa RAILROAD COMPANY.
ATA hEETIn6 u ne s's1Asy,ssr' 81 es Cas%sas
~ 90 ne Sd election was Geld for thfeoo Direct
whsn ,he foSwins 1smsd g,os,asn -sfg GUY seos
a.xsnder 5 Owen Emifs; Chares Cook Havana VIII
lam W wssoo, William N Clam. Nathan BIDDER ChAs.
man Rsvdon Josiah W. Baker, New-York
A meeting Of the Directors ted on he 1th ina
when the following gentlemen were dolly elected ofeen
for The ensuing year, viz Simeon Benjamin, Of Enire
Presidensi Isaac otis, Of HewYors, Treasurer; H. H.
Caiey. 90. Secretary
On motion was resolved That The Office Of the Com
psny be removed " II AerchsEs Exch.nga 10 The Guy
OF New YoIk 70 take piace on the day Of November
q he osce Of he New Yort and Ehs R.osd Company,
sIxEoE BENJAMIN chsirnssn.
WILLIAM MAXWELL see'y. js8 Aw9~s
xNOOLsON,s PATENT FOR HANGING
w CARkIAGEs.-Aeofds lighter .nd suonEss "
sisel cro.s bar behind, sgrpas - al othef modes Of
Hsugiug Tor pleasant and essy Hioden.
.u,essd 10 All carriages uili under this psIsot
The Plates VIII INC nigh 10 Use oso1sf WIN NO
Springs he plates ssperssy nay Ds &c o. NE sgso~
al PsArl-st, Nsw-YotG
Sole Axenu for New Yofk, Nee Jsrssy. and Com
u,is9 on selling without lie plates. VII b he'd sie.l5 &c
cOursbe therefor BIZ procsediozs Ct hw. unless inns-
eisis .ssnen made c c nj wo % as
Us sn' YTsas P.spsA CIsvsland, Ohio.
Lon SALE CHEAP-A prinapg oaos. co npnsnx
fur prrUes and everything necessary for lob wsh OF
pyi,ng paper Any ors wishing engage 10 NE above
business vii fsd his worthy Of Affection The bosnsss
RES be~n lony esabhshed has large psronaxe sed VIII
be sold sserhcs tie owner nosbls from scknsss
ropfrue he bBsiaess Fsr M p4rrcalas stdfsss Box
Lam P".tOacs jyls 9.'
RANrkB-, mOTTOE- FLAGS, &c. p.iatsd
5HIw isI NASSAU st
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nUSCAN e. BURDETT, Ship chsndlers manu-
tHeurerr and dealers 10 Cords ge wine hemp, chains,
apehors Banting Oskum Naval -tor,s, Rs,nu, Qua &c
Nr IA W all 81 near South New. YORK. lgl2 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-18
THE NATIONAL WING STATE CONVENTION
THE SYRACUSE TICKET REN9kEEzAIED.
THE END OF The FARCE.
OUR UTICA CORRESPONDENTS.


UrIc.. October 10, 1850.
There are Indications that tas Wing National Con.
vention which meets here to morrow, will be well at
tended Some Of the delegates have arrived and many
expected this evening, but probably the maj GRITTY
will not arrive until to- ming The session
of the Convention will probably bo short one, but
little time will be repaired for consultation, aud there
is DO prospect CT que, toLs arising that will
lengthy debates 1t Is yet too early TO form opinion
as 20 the course that will be adopted but observe
that several Of the counties have instructed their dele
gates to support the State ticket nominated at
cuse
The Convention will consist Of of the strongest
and moot inaen al wings ia the State, and will snow
doubtless to the people OF other States that the late
comprc mise measures adopted by Cong ress are ap
Prov by the wings of tho State OF New York with the
exception OF those connected with the abotDpisa or
those determined IL follow the fortunes Of Mr. Seward
In conversation with the wings from various parts OF
the state, ind the feeling much. stronger against
the abo,itioDlsts and in favor OF Mr. Filimores ad
minis; ration. than had expected.
Jothua A. Spencer, SalE on Case, Russell er, and
Berjanin Huntington, the delegates from 0nei-
da eoppty, to the Convention which orrow
Mr.. Duer and mr. Granger OF course are representa-
tivet frcm thsir respective counties Thos III Rochss
ter. stlah Matthews and William Lacey, represent
Monroe county Erie, OnoudAga, Cay ugs. Cortland,
Ton pkiIs, Broome Steuben. Orleans, Herkimer, and
many other counties hear, will be Represented by
strong and well known wbigs-so that the delegates
will inset abundance OF congenial spirits keep them
in counteDsnee. 1t Is to he hoped that decided
cures viii be adopted absolvng the whS party proper
from connection with the abolitoHists.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

IL offered for the aud Il Ia honsd their
friends will exercise their influence to give them
bumper.
AmERIcAS MusruM.-Tbe day ana event ag psrfprm-
ances given at this establishment are exceedingly at.
tractivs. In the afternoon, vsudevillss murcs per-
forms by the Lancashire bsllringers with sips
ing, and darcing. In the evening, The play Of tho
"Uunchbsck with good cast.
MHrnv. Rooms The beautiful panorama of Cubs,
as exhibited by Mr. LOOMS IL attracting very large
audiences who express their satisfaction by repeated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-18
Police InssIIigcu...

TIE Sappos,d Poisoning Case -Ye-tertsy morning.,
the parties connected with the poisoning case APP
pesrtd before Ju,tiee Bleakey. at jefferson Market
Police Court Mr.. Hahn was attended By bis clun-ss
Mr. Cele-no counrtl appearing To- the prosecution
The fret witness examined was DR. Chiffon. lie t~s-
tined that on the 10th instant he analysed tae tea
found In the teapot which he received tron the
Second District Police Court for the purpose q
tanning IL the same contained poison II any kiut %
character and, thorough examination dii not lad
mineral other poison ard further dp1ssI N 4
be was informed the found In the hyiss "a
John Hahn who committed on ths oharxs poison.
ing his family Mrs Bridget Hahn beina .xsn asi
testified that they eat salmon which cnnkat W tbs
servabt eir and deponeut does not knog bot OF
the water In which " vas cooked made her six. Che
est pert a the salmon also. but eha 30. ssy
whether II was the tea the salmon mats her siar
Witness herttN pIt the water In tbs Kettle a1f 6tt
not see Hahn In The room alter the water pat -
the teapot Upon this test mony Hahn vas a. aasxrt
Judge laksly did not think u uecesfarg q N ne
doctors Ilsnkmsn snd Pest ~ho ATTENDED drs hsaa'
her sister and young Hahn
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Isnt,- Arp.ns " Trsas we feel " 20 b our t,ty
70 call the attention ~ the governns AZ sna We pie
epee more 10 the us nacsd lndsp hostigs 80 rsass
IL A. believed from rufnort And ~ -"rahHrf thst
general eonfs dtfation ~ the naihn tubs alnr ths
t,s,tior norton cf Texaa. AfEaHsa' eDi New MekicD.
A.. pr.psrrs tor ffay into the defsncelsss settle
r,,pts Of that state Ttfir Headquarters sra To -
nv. on The Rrafos river ti;t" bsor TIE Cdnsnehs
p,ak enc a. tb@ meet nra snl CON naa1 uE posi-
fi,ts In a. e interior q rssat From this p,nt th~y
can saly fcrth upon any - the frontier seftlsmsst.
,sl cut them 81 ~ tore succr couli reach thsn rhi.
l. most fofnidafie ccmlibstioa and requires the
iuDedist. ard efficient no icf 81 the rh-
forces nov In Texas Totally ira iegutte rspai
,rth on s't.sk and. uuie-s promptly strsns' hauet
serve rfIer o. inyte than 20 deter from a. prsasnz
Tis nJtfoaci 81 sint.r IN that r-cii1n sIJris
curity. Indeed " 10 io'hcr irfasrnsut to The
20 tahe eJvenfsgr 81 The ursrsrded state ~
he uriry exitif ~ thst ~ denv n~r'i
esuc. msfk Tho preparations Of he ut ~ Tits
jnuctuie " uhi b unra-du- able 10 tt- nifn-st IL
vf,e. $40 'Lcs~ sho gitv ~ ~ ~ al b s~,d
f.tIt nsilie 20 The cru' tat tnntrlfs foc sv.rv
drop ~ hin'd thu T. she5, anf tiutin that 10
sss,tb' istt esgtl7iiy ras.ng'Sn Ussea, orH.
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BY o'RIELY S TELEa RAPH.

Urea, October IL, 1850
The Convention met at Mechanics Hall at l2o'clock
soday, add wss called to order by Mr. Bush of Esie,
who nominated W @. Hssbrouck, of Orange county as
chairman no tenn which was received with applause
In taking the chair, he addressed the convention
follows" Gentlemep-It is . great honor conferred
any man to be called on TO preside over . State
Convention Of National Wings Of the Empire State
that stood ready to sacrifice all for the whg party
of the nationn lie sgsin thanked the convention for
the honor conferred on him.
On mo tion James l.. VOORHEES, Of Montgomery; X, G.
Barrett of Chautauqus and Daniel McCarty Of Oswego
appointed Secretaries.
The roll was then called and the following delegates
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their ssa;s was hundred aud four.
There being two delegate. present fron Greene q
motion vss M de that A. Collier be entitled TO seat
In the COhvertion he having come as substituted but
the rteuisr dsiegse having arrived this va. objected
40 b. Mr.. Granger. lie said he vanted the Conven-
zion 20 he posed Of the right numb OF dele
12s-and lie would be glad TO near from j.
A. Collier. when the CONVENTION had organized
Mr. Bsurs OF Erie, moved committee Of one from
each Judicial district 10 report permanent officers Tor
abe GCHveEttOn
The Cra,n announced the following Comrittee.-
list distrsct, Ihos Carnley. New York; "a, ) Ran
Ain Dutchsts 81 All. Root Albany; 4tb, Ut Blanoh-
ard esrs,oss; 9TH, O. Csmpbs uerkirner; 9th, Jas.
y Lngrsngs. Broome; ith. sylvester sehrnck, cayu.
ga Ssh. Ui4eor Hard. Orleans
h Tie committee retired after short time report
cd tire fallo ~ ng cfhc.rs Tor the Convention =
Prpsidstt-ilon FRANCIS GRANGER Of Ontario.
.vics rresids rts-Jss Van Norden D John d aed-
~ Hty.rs 81 Rensselaer,; &. Nsston Dexter oneida.
Vim :. Lawrence Tompkins. Thos III Roc hester
Monroe Gid.sn Hard, Orleans sscretsries-Js' "
Putnam o. Erie: VIM II. Vanderbilt, Rishnondi Jas.
u. ksHkin, Ducthess
On taking the chair Mr. asssarA spoke thus =
Rev y~ts mo have met sith Us ON Thu. occasion,
have something VI political HE ts fortunes ana
riepce IL " nov but twenty day. since gallant
hand Of whom, Csasmoch ss When thy nrst ssc.d,d
they knew not even my individual opinion OF actionl
ssilsns Ssas 4 Ssiss sSinsins ,ssi they saw "a
.hs action Of their associstes surrender OF the rh
erin ples q the nation, With all ths Psiu when sum
sctioo must cause felt bound, ~ their duty 10
their country and 10 their principles " sever them
sslv.s IRON the body wfh which they we're associated
at syracuse Aud when and how wss that done ? Al
moment when NE we're In the midst Ct conventious
when the combined aud affiliated press OF this STATE
~ss With hut few honorable exceptions. sgeiost ~;
when the power Of ecs and ocis patronage hal been
Gov d te oontroilsi 6y Il; When nominations were
beipg " n when the bopes of individual meo were
high, tnsA It vas that gallant baud OF icriy men cut
Iosse their political associations With whom they
condsrsd had trsmp,es the vhis principles Of the
stespd alton and cast their bread the sa.ers and
tela thst every Who dared thus would pass
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-09
Jenny Lind.

Most OF our Merchants who were q The
North he'd the pleasure Of seeing this cele'
bta,ed Lady, for she is celebrated wherever
female excellence is properly appreciated
and they speak Of her in the highes. terms Of
commentator, and well they may, for We
doubt whether any person ever existed who
has caused so great an excitement IN the
world, either rich or poor, ~ Miss L'nd has
we shall consider il % one Of the wonders
of the void. Many anecdotes are told o.
persons snxious TO see her. and really laugh.
able ones too. The best IL, We learn that a
gentleman sas so infatuated that be 10 SUE
pec,ed Of paying 80 cents to sec dress Miss
Lind % said TO have worn before the Queen
while in England.
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Rail Road or Plank Road.

An adjourned meeting Of the citizens OF this and
the surround ug counties. favorable TO constructing
Raj Road or Plank Eold from Charlotte To Tay
lorsYills in Alexander county, wss held in States
VILE on Ito Is, instant. Col Milton Campbell
was called 10 tie Char and o Gill spe, Esq acted
as Secretary
The object of the meeting bling explained. NJ.
Boyle, Esq advocated the construction Of Raj
Road I'D Messrs. r. J McDo~oll and VIM John
ston advocated Plank 2oad. We learn resolution
were adopted in favor Of Plank Road, and Cor,
lniiiee was Apo ned to petition lie next Legisla
turs to grant Charter for constructing PLANK
Road from Charlotte to TaylorsviIle. We saw sev
eral Influential gentlemen while at S,aiesville lar'
week, who are entering into this euterpriss viii
spirit, and we have doubt Of their final success
and il becomes the duty Of our citizens also TO aid.
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Cotton.

This article i. sdvancirga little. In Charles
ton on the Alb, i, was selling al 1913 l3s at
10 advance OF ofa cent. Al Columbia, on the
Sd. a fair and active business was dune, the
receipts were heavy and was selling al ~
al3 cents. At Camden, on The 4,h !, is
quoted al IL a Is cents. At Cheiaw on the
ID i, vas quoted a, II lat.
Or farmers have now mosi favorable
time for gathering their crop and they should
use every nerve to secure II all under such
favorable circumstances.
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"ApAuGnrER OF CAROLINA"
ADJUSTMENT OF FLOGGiNC ~ TIE
NAVY


The perusal Of yesterdays proceedings Of
tie lleuse Of Representatives viii cause a
rhrlii 81 satisfaction IN pervade every true
American heart. The last relic of barbar.
ism has been expunged from The rules Of he
Navy, and We hop- IN few days 10 be able
10 announce tia, no man can hereafter order
his fellow man - be stripped and q gged like
dog under the tag Of The United States
II will be seen that the House Of Repre- senta.
ives, by decided vote Of ayes 1871, nay 5
ga majnrI'y e log against the Ia.h-a
dap,ed an amendment to iae Naval appropri.
atlun Ball, abolIsh,ng forthwith he use Of The
cal in that arm Of the public service, and the
till, az amended, was afterwards pissed BY O
,ote Of ayes III, nays As. The unanimIly
eslneed 10 The vote on this pfnhlbIiory amend
peHt constitutes another evidence OF that re.
clprocatinu 81 sentiment between the people
and Their representatives which should ever
exist uuder republican Institutions, aud Of
which, IN fact, IS The best apprccabIe res'. =
!i,vlns passed the House by such decided
vote, &C cannot for moment doubt It's sue
cess in The Senate. The adjustment o
fl ,gging WI! secure /, our Navy a chnice o
the best sailors from all parts Of the world =
Baltimore San.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-09
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER OUT A.
CAISST THE DI>OkGANIZERS

Aswe publish day the Pr c'amstion vi
he Democratic Governor II GEoEGIA, sum +
noninc a Convention of the People of tha
State 10Y purposes no, compatible with the
Constitution OF tho United STATES, II may not
be uuacce p able TO our rcalers 10 know what
the Democracy Of VIRGINIA have 10 saw OF
that Conve ton and those purposes. "rh
tha, view we copy the ioa"ing from the
leading Democratic j'uInal OF that State.
FROM struunxn FxnrIEra. OF snPrEMBER 26.
THINGS AT TUE SOUTH.
The Charleston Mercury Of Monday learns
tina. Governor Towns has issued his procla
nation calling Convention Of the people Of
Georgia, "to take into consideration the yea
sures rendered necessary by The late acts Of
Congress" We rcgre, that Gov. /. has
Eel, himself called upon to throw out this ad
diiional cause Of agitation 'or the benz Fl of a
party Mt the South who seem bent on trying
the issue of llsunlon. They boldly raise the
4 2 If secession aud disunion, and appeal 10
the South 10 he most lifl ,mmaiory langnagr,
10 resist The action Of Congress, even should
dlsunion with all IT'S horrors, follow IN lis
train. TIE most madjcne organ Of lhl.
party Of dsunionisls i, the Columbus Ga. J
/ Times. Il is rabid and fcrooious-it out.
/ Rhe,,s Rhe;,. 10 late article it ri ices al
the an.pici"us signs Of public discomfort
from all quarters Of the South, and al :" the
multeflngs hich precede The cunning s'oi IN. y
From Alabama, Mississippi, and South Caro-
lima i, has " the most anlmating rews. And
even Louisiana, iraduced bv the Northern {
press of New Orleans, a. craven and subml.
sive. .ho.s some sparks Of The fire Of the
flint"
The bounding editor mex. lands upon oni
own Sale, aud ventures TO endorse The Oi,
Dominion for dIsunIon as follow
"yirginia, too i. shaking herself for the contest
and will brush from her name the ueacherOus lies
whose off ious buzzing has browne her patriot y
voice, and committed her TO a Dissertation Of The i'm
marital principles which hcr statesmen patriots bav
inscribed in letters Of living light the banners o
Southern rights We rely upon the people OF tn
.UII Dominion" to he yet true to her ancient 70
nown faithful the Virginia doctrines of IS All
shoulder to shoulder with their brcthen in tesst,n.
tyranny
We advise the editor 10 stick TO Georgia
anu ~ tdhc cn'e 'oS' H's '"H o'"'O way ~
pa,rlo,lcally break from The rneshes Of dis
union which some Of her reckless sous SEE
To weave arnund her. We do not belicv,
that Georgia herself can BE- hurried into ,h'
false movement 10 which they would lead -
We speaS confidently when We LAY that Oh
Virginia never listens TO madness. She vii
. be g ue 10 her ancient renowD," and Will +,
guided, as she eyer has been, By the voice O
reason, unsedueed by the empty boasts .
disuniouisls. We venture to predict tha
Virginia will frown upon all attempts to breaI
up the Union foi what ha. been done.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-09
The Grave Yard,

We are requested 10 state ,h-, meeting OF the
citizens Of CT aro,te will be held Saturday, the
l2la instant, al . o'clock, p. NJ for The purpose Of
doniinc measures for having the Grave Yard On.
closed " iii a substantial brick wall Our country
friends WHO arc also interested. are invited to attend
al tie same limo.
All our citizens are interested, moro or less, in
Seteas the Grave Yard in decent order, and as the
rsace is new getting out Of repair, becomes mat.
er of necessity well as duty 10 put now in such
order as W II r,fsct credit our citizens. II has
been tie custom from time immemorial to " deco lie
the Graves of our friends" and handsome Grave
Ward in village is considered as q mark Of the re-
haenlcnt OF its citizens.
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We destrd 10 see The series of measures
knnmn as Claws compromise passed b, Con.
grrss--but We were mol lhen advocate inf
any brnef,- they we're 10 e.,nfer upon ,as
South fro Their own me riIs taken slngly -
but We regarded them "a pedee msasures,
compromising aud seilii & all q,esti'tis vino Ia
Jlsigl bed tie Country, aud therefore lor the
welfare Of the SJulh and The whole Union.
We believe now as such. the, will be sails
factory 10 all scciinns II the country from
N ,ine TO Ca ltofnia. They settle all vital
questions with regard 10 the Territory ac-
qntcd ftum Mexico. and there is The end. -
Bat they are accompa MED BY Fugitive slave
hill, the ptosl.lnns at ~hich are as stringent
as possible, aud IT /. bclie,sd will be Il 'etu.
nj 10 proven, the sealing and harbof'ng 81
slaves. Bat these bills were alsn accsp.
table TO q large mi lriy Of the Southern
( Representatives in Gu gtess, nearly i~o
thirds 81 them sustaining the principal Bills
--, the Tes,s and New Me,can; and all of
them, We believe, softeg fnf the slave bull
These bill. will DO acceptable to Trss. all
her Senators and Reptesentatv voting Tor
taeIr passage and the mere fumor Of the
passage of tho Boundary bill moi by Con
eres', but by the SENATE, caused the Texas
! Legislature To tejact the measures Of resist.
auce under their consider alton, and refer the
whole subject to The people Of the STATE. by
whom, no doubt, they will be ru'if hy a
large maj'rily.
Thus is the UNION sorfd And what
right, dear Ia the people of North Carolina,
indispensable to their safety. or deroga,ory
to their honor, has been surrendered nr sac
rificed, that The perpetnity Of the Unl"u and
the peace Of the country should lie weighed
in the balance against IL What nigranI
wrong, what gross oppression has been IN.
f'cred upon US! What u-urpalon Of power
what violation Of the constitution have VIC
10 ress, aud fight against
We rcsird tho.e who labor for sectional
agitation nov a. foes to he Ea,on. The
Standard classifi $ our members Of Congress
10 like manner We Judge them by their soies
and class them ioo-we can come to no 9th
er conclusion. They have made the issue
and must abide BY i.
FoR THE UNIoS AND THE SouTm.
MsTs Badger, Mangum, Caldwell, De.
berry, Outlaw, Shepherd and Stanly.
DisUNIoNI,1s.
Mesrs. Ashe, Clingm1n, Daniel and Ven.
able. We call upon tho people II North
Carolina TO marx them with the seal Of their
Reproduction they have mlsreprescn,od the
S'a's-lhey have voted against her interests
they have ceased to represcn, the popular
willard they ought to re ien-bu,, If they
faI! 10 do SO, we believe a signal rejection
awaits lhom, should they ever have the h9<>
d'hood to appeal to the baIlo'.box for jyag.
Inent on their deeds.o