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The republic., 1850-11-30
Union Meeting in Boston.

We devote a large space in our columns this
morning to a report of the proceedings and
speeches at the late meeting in Faneuil Hall,
| in the city of Boston. In these proceedings
| and speeches we find true expression of the
| spirit which animates her citizens. We have
never doubted that this was, in all respects,
loyal to the Union and Constitution of the
States. 1t is great mistake TO interpret the
conduct of few crazy individuals, like the
GARRIsoNs, the PARKERs, and the EDMUND
QUINcYs, as the conduct of the order loving
and law loving inhabitants of that ancient mu-
nicipality We admit that the recent case of
the Crafts seems to manifest, in its result, a
lack of energy and determination; but we are
inclined to believe that the fault in this case
was as much with the agents of the slave
owner as with the officers of the law; and we
have as little reason to fear that there will be
any deliberate resistance 10 the execution of
the law, on the part of the citizens of Boston,
as that there will be any reason to complain
that the Executive has been deficient in its
duty in exactng from all its officers prompt,
ready, and efiectual response to all their obliga-
tions.
We have, perhaps, given more space to the
proceedings Of this Faneuil Hall meeting than
it is in our power usually to allot to similar
assemblages. But we feel that the city Of Bos-
ton has been misrepresented, and that she is en-
titled to be heard in her defence. When the
sentiments Of her most respected and inhuen-
tial citizens are known to be adverse to those
Of the agitators and seditionists who have re-
Gently reflected so severely upon her character
and reputation, we hope that returning sense
ofjustice will induce our Southern brethren TO
believe that the citizens Of Boston will be as
prompt TO recognise and vndcate all their con-
stitutional obligations, as they Were to repel
the aggressions which induced them TO take
the foremost stand for the liberty and independ-
ence Of the colonies.
The republic., 1850-11-30
Liberty and Equality.

At ga great meeting Of colored citizens" re-
Gently held in Brooklyn, n. Y, one Of the
speakers stated that il became the duty Of the
colored race to- bestir themselves, and by all
means 10 increase their influence; and another
said he could support no one who was not in ia
vor of the repeal Of the Fugitive Slave Law,
and that he would also inquire from the candi-
date for Mayor if he could diride the public
works with the colored people, and give them a
fair share, and, if he answered in the mega
tive, then he could not have his vote at least.
From this it is easy for white laboring men
al the North to perceive what the effect Of Abo.
ton agitation will be, if unrestrained. From
an equal standing and free competition in the
field and on the street, the colored race will de-
mand it in the workshop; and, when this is at
tainod, they have only one step further to go,
and demand an absolute equality at the polls in
the militia, at the social board, and in the mar
riage relation. Beautiful philanthropy thisl
The republic., 1850-11-30
Reception.

We learn that the family of the PREsIDsNr
of the United States, having recently estab-
ished themselves in their home in the Presi-
Dental mansion, were yesterday formally vls-
tied by the Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary
of State; Hon. THoMAs CoRwIN, Secretary OF
the Treasury, and lady; Hon. CHARLES M.
CONRAD, Secretary of War; Hon. WILLIAM
A. GRAHAM, Secretary of the Navy, and lady /;
Hon. A. III. III. STUART, Secretary Of the lnte-
rior; Hon. N. X. HALL, Postmaster General,
and lady Hon. j. j. CRITrENDEN, Attorney
General and lady and by the members of the
Diplomatic Corps in Washington, with their
families, as follows: M. Alex. de Bodsco, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
from Russia; Don A. Calderon de la Barca, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from
Spain; Senor Don Manuel Carvallo, Envoy Elk.
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from
Chill; the Chevaler Sergio i. de Macedo, En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentia-
ry from Brazil; Senor Don Luis de la Rosa,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
tentiary from Mexico; Right Hon. Sir Henry
Lyttbn Bulwer, Envoy Extraordinary and Min
lister Plenipotentiary from Great Britain; M.
San de Bois lie Compte, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Penpotentiary from France; the
Commander F. c. Figaniere Moras, Minister
Resident from Portugal; the Baron Won Gerolt,
Charge d'Afaires from Prussia the Chevaler
Steen de Billie, Charge d'Aflaires, from Den
mark; the Chevalier j. e. Hulsemann, Charge
d'Affaires from Austria; the Chevalier F. M.
w. Testa, Charge d'Afiaires from the Neither
lands; the Chevaler ID. r. Martuscelh, Charge
d. Affaires from the Two Sicilies; the Chevalier
L.. Mossi, Charge d'Affaires from Sardinia; Mr..
Henry Bosch Spencer, Charge d'Affaires from
Belgium; and Senior Don Juan Ygnacio de
Osina, Charge d'Affaires from Peru.
This reception was unostentatious, unre-
strained, free, and affable; and if the grandeur
and statelness so familiar to the accomplished
and distinguished visiters were wanting, the
natural courtesy and cordiality with which
they were received, we doubt not compensated
for the omission, and gave assurance of an
agreeable future in their intercourse with the
family of the Chief Magistrate of the Re
public.
The republic., 1850-11-30
BALTIMORE. Nov. 29-s D. m

Yesterday was observed @ day of thsnksgiv.
ing and praise. All business was suspended, and
divine service performed in most Of the churches.
To-day we have rain, and the atmosphere unses-
sonsbly warm
regret TO learn Of the lo-s by fire of the large
steamer Columbus, which runs between Baltimore
and Richmond as freight and passage boat. She
vss totally destroyed by fire yesterday morning,
while en- route for Richmond, in the Chesapeake
bay, of the mouth Of the Potomsc. II is not known
how the fire originated. When last seen she vas
burnt nearly 70 the waters edge. The crew and
passenger. all escaped in eight boats She was
commanded by Captain Hollingshesd. The boat
s valued at $50, 900. The cargo vslusble-sll lost
learn there is $4,000 insurance on the boat. She
had recently undergone thorough repairs.
Sales to-day Of 400 bbls. Howard street -four at
81 s2-s decline. Red wheat l0s ots. new white
and yellow corn so a 50 cts.--a decline.
Tobacco very firm =, previous prices, though the
ssles made were small.
whi.key 9sl a 2el ct. per gallon.
Stocks quict--Ohis Railroad shares 67l-s de-
cline.
The republic., 1850-11-30

AMIN BEY, the Turkish Envoy, is at pre-
sent journeying in the State Of Ohio. The
Buckeye State has every where received him
with the greatest hospitality. The superinten-
dent of the railroad company at Sandusky
gave him free tickets to Columbus, the State
capital, at which place he visited, in company
McCoy, Esq, President Of the City Council
the Asylums for the Deaf and Dumb, the
Blind, the Lunatics, and the Penitentiary
He obtained, through Governor FoRp, several
of the most interesting Of the reports on the
canals, railroads, agriculture and commerce Of
Ohio. On leaving Columbus, he and his suite
were conveyed by stages, free Of cost, to Cir
cleville.
The republic., 1850-11-30
And then the Convention adjourned.


Fpon C.SapA.--We learn from Toronto, that an
order in council has been passed for transfcrrinR z
the scat OF government 10 Quebec the comm e
spring ss early as the governor generals quarters
there can bc- got ready for bis reception. On the
2Oth instant the ceremonies Of laying tho corner
stone of a new cathedral, styled ST. Janes, took
place at Toronto, the site where two similar ed-
hces bad perished by FIRE. The Bishop OF Toronto
officisted. After benedcton, the affair was
ended with three cheers for the Queen, three for
the Bisbop, and three more for the lsdies OF To-
ronto. The buildings for the new University,
which is TO be exclusively Epscop"li"n In its char.
sctcr, will be erected next summer and the estsb-
lishcnt IL TO go into operation in the October fol-
lowing. An attempt has been made to obtain q
royal charter for H. but this has been, in effect,
fused by the home government, oy reference OF
the matter 10 the provincial authorities.
II 10 said the merchants of Toronto are very much
dissa tisned with the changes made In the United
ststcs bonding system. they affect the provinces,
which obiiee them TO pay the American duties at
the Atlantic port, 70 be refunded on re-sbipment.
The sfSsos Of this will be to diminish the amount of
imports into Canada via New York.
North American.
The republic., 1850-11-30

souTH CAROLINA We sec that by the present
constitution Of South Carolina, which adopted
-iry years ago, the qualification Of eligibility to the
Legislature and TO Congress is n large amount OF
property-either freehold Of five hundred scres Of
land and ten negroes Of other real estate To be
eligible to the State sonates large amount Of prop
erty is requisite. The House consists Of one hun.
drod and twenty four members, chosen for two
years; the Senate thirty seven members, chosen
for four years. The Governor, Lieutenant Gov.
crnor, Judges, Secretary Of State, &c. are chosen
by the Legislature; the Governor and Lieutenant
Governor for two years, and each must own no,
lees than 800 sterling, or 81 500 clear of debt
All voters must be twenty one years old. have re
sided in the State two years, have fifty scres o
land. town lot, pay three shillings sterling
Of tar. This gives the whole governmental power 4
the landed srsocracy; the apportionment for repre-
sentrtion, made sixty years ago, still continues
which, in reference to the present white population
gives the Legislature TO a email minority.
This is the State from which we hear such louc
complaints and threatening against the Genera
Government The truth 10, the popular masses ia
South Carolina are infinitely more oppressed BY
their own State government than by the Genera
Government. - Loasp,its Journal.
The republic., 1850-11-30

WHAr CAN Bg DONE ir FtlprAr.--We were pre-
sented yesterday by Mr.. John p. Poss with some
specimens of the products Of his farm in Fairfs,
county about three milcs from tovn--turnps, DO.
tatoes bcets, and carrots. lie raised this year two
hundred and fifty bushels OF turnips from quarter
of an acre Of ground. They are remarkably large
and fine as are, slso the potatoes, bccts and car
rots and show what the land in the neigbborbood
Of this town is capable Of producing with good
management. Mr.. Poss used only the ordinary
manure, without any RuaDo, or things OF that KIND
Tbc articles to which wc refer arc deserving Of no
tice as some of the best "fruts OF the earth" We
ever sav,-AIsInrdrin GassMs.
The republic., 1850-11-30
Maryland Reform Convention.

After some preliminary business, tho Convention
resumed the subject Of printing, and a resolution
was passed authorizing the committee TO contract
for seven hundred copies Of the Journal one hun
dred and twenty copies Of reports, &c. and one
hundred and twenty copies Of such matter as may
be required in bin form.
The following resolution was adopted:
'Rssoiped, That all the officers Of this Convention
receive 50 day, TO commence from the begin
ming Of the session. except pages. who shall receive
81 sday.
And then the Convention nd iourned
The republic., 1850-11-30
o FFIC i A L.
MiIiard Fillmore, President Of the Unite
tates OF America,

Miiiard Fillmore, President of the Unite
tates OF America,
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO
me that J. M. WrreHr, has been appointed Vice
Consul of Austria, at Apalachicols, in the State
of Florida, i do hereby recognise him az such,
and declare him free 10 exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers. and privileges, as are allowed
to the Vice Consuls Of the moet favored nations in
the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
To be made patent and the seal Of the United States
TO be hcrcunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington
the twenty third day OF November, A. ID.
H.. 81 1850, and Of the independence of the Uni
ted States of America the seventy. fifth.
MILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
DANIEL WrpsTHn, Secretary Of State.
The republic., 1850-11-30

ErTshDrTIoS. officer from Canada, with a
writ issued there, attempted few days ago to ar
rest man in Detroit who had taken refuge there,
leaving his bail in the lurch. The enforcement Of
the writ wss resisted before a commissioner. who
decided that the arrest Of person in the United
states upon bail pisc. issued in Canada was not
lawful.
The republic., 1850-11-30
THE REPU BLIC.
WASHIN GTON:
sArURpAY MORNING. NOV. 80. 1850.

The Presidents Message, in Pamphlet
FORM can be obtained at the office of the Republic,
in Ninth street, the day it is presented to Con-
gress. Members and others wanting copies are re-
quesed TO send their orders early. Price, in pam
phet, so cents per hundred.
The republic., 1850-11-30
Millard Fillmore. President Of the United
States of America

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 20
me that AsDRHw Low has been appointed Vice
Consul OF Austria at Savannah, in the State Of
Georgia, do hereby recognise him as such, and
declare him free TO exercise and enjoy such func-
tons, powers, and privileges, a. arc allowed TO
the Vice -Consuls Of The most favored nations in
the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
10 be made patent and the seal of the United States
to be bereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington
the twenty third day Of November, A. ID
H.. 81 1880, and Of the independence Of the Uni
ted States Of America the seventy fifth.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
DANIEL WrpsrrR, Secretary OF State.
The republic., 1850-11-30

The Hon. DANIEL ID. BARNARD, our Min
lister TO Prussia, arrived at Havre on the 4th
instant We learn that it is not improbable
he may spend some time in the South Of Eu-
rope before taking up his residence at Berlin
The republic., 1850-11-30

by the Fresioent
DANIEL wrusTrn, Secretary Of State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-25
BRANDRErH'S PILLS.

vESIIE BRANDRETH PILLS, as a general
family medicine, especially in country So
subject TO sudden changes oftemperatuIe as this
their value is incalculahle. By having the Bran.
,lreth Pills always on hand. should sudden at.
tack Of sickness take place, they can he given al
once. and will often have effected cure before
the physician could have arrived.
In cholic and Inflammation ofthc bowels, these
Pills will at once relieve, and perseverance in
their use, according TO the directions, will surely
do all that medicine can do, to restore the health
Of The patient
In all cases of Indigestion, Worms, Asthma,
Diseases Of the Heart, AMI all affections Of the
stomach and bowels. the Brandreth Pills will be
found a never-failng remedy.
To insure the full benefit Of these celebrated
Pills, they should be kept in the house, SO that,
upon the first commencement of sickness, they
may he at once resoited to. One dose then is
better than dozen after disease has become es-
blished in the system.
DR.. Brandreth's Principal Office 24l Broad
way New York.
ET Agents forthe sale of3randreth Spills:
ID. Heart, Hillshoronph.
]. B. M'Dade, Chapel Hill.
G. A. Mebane, NJ ason Hall.
A. s'ickIe & Co., Bingham's School.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-25
DOCTOR LIE EOY,S
Sarsaparia and Wild Cherry
PILLS.

IN every instance where fair trial has been
: made, DR.. lie Roy's Pills have invariably 81.
ven satisfaction. alording permanent relief in all
cases ofIndigcstion. and speedy cure Tor Hesd-
ache. Bilious and Liver Complaints, Heartburn,
Acidity Of the Stomach, Depressed Spirits, Dis.
turbcd Sleep, Frequent Pslpitations. Spasms,
General Debility, Cosiveness, &c.
They are mild in their operation, safe under
any circumstances, and thousands Of persons can
now bear testimony to the benefits to be derived
from their use.
These pills are superior to any ever before dis
covered. In all bilious complaints in gcneralde.
rangement Of the system; in oil disorders which
result from bad state Of the blood, these pills
are sovereign remedy. Price 25 cts. per Box.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-25

Booty and Beauty.
Two gentleman conversation had,
Twas sometimes good-anon twas bad;
The ncighbors-the weather, and the crops,
The beaux-ihe bellies, the beauties and the Top
/" Look here" says lake, did'ye hear the new
That we are about Miss Jane to lose!"
" No." says Bill, and may ask,
Who will undertake the taskl"
" There you have me- but hear"
" What" says Bill, II am dying near,
Make haste and tell me, here comes Parks"
!" Well, be is the very man. that made
The very pair Of Boots, lis said,
That the favored one had on
When Miss James heart was wood and wen.
Said she to him. love you as a friend,
No other answer J can send.
Regard me thus, Sir, il you please;
must say No! ifyou do freeze!
When her soft eyes did gently fall
Upon his feet so neat and small.
The Upper polished as a glass,
The shape did show model Last.
The Sale was neither wide nor long;
The Leg of calf SO good and strong.
Twas like summers cloud so bright,
So heavenly--so brilliant and so ligls.
She gazed upon the boot and felt
Her heart give way her feeling melt.
No more she frowned upon the youth,
But up and told him all the truth.
With right good viii she gave her hand,
Her heart, her niggers and her land;
Sir. from this day forth let all mankind
Take witness of my constant mind,
That if the boys the girls would suit,
Go get JIM PARKS 10 make their .BDDISlss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-25
The Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pills,

TFyHIS invaluable family medicine, combine.
Il more cleansing, healing, and purifying pro
pcrtcs, than any other pills now in use. Aftcl
nearly eight years experience of their astonishing
success, we have no hesitation in claiming fol-
them popularity and reputation, unrivallcd by
any other medicine.
They are an efiectual cure for Jonndire, Dgs.
pepsia, Lirer Complaints, Piewisy, Bilious DIS
eases, Fercr and Ague, and all oiher Ferers
Coughs, Colds, Inflammation Of The Lungs
Rheumatism, Recd.Grhe, ] oss Of dJEtfiie, dc.
T P. CHlLDS & Co. Clay, Onondaga
County, N. Y. are the original and only manu-
facturers Of the genuine Sovereign Balm Pills.
PRICE IS Cents per box, of 81 Pills, with full
directions accompanying each box.
Brown Town, N. G., Jan. 4ih,T fs49.
Messrs p. Chills 4 Co. Having witnessed
the good effects of your Sovereign Balm Pills in
some two cases of Fever and Ague, by The use
of single box they were both cured also the
headache, several cases; and there icing none
kept nearer than 10 miles of this place, (tha,
know Off am thereby induced to write you
for an agency. lst. because believe them the
hest pin that know Of. and wish to have them
for family use, and secondly, because am of the
opinion that they would save much suffering from
ague and fever, and also much expense with en-
ploying Physicians. Yours, &C.
E.E. PITTS,
For sale in Hillsborough by d. HEARTH;
also by numerous Druggists and agents through
out The Union.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-25
Faro between Petersburg and Balti.
more Six Dollars,


yE>HE pubic are hereby advised that the swirl
. aud splendid Steamer Baltimore. Captain
Alexander McCausland, fitted up with State
Rooms and ono hundred and fifty births, is now
running semi-wcekly in connection with the Rich.
mond and Petersburg and Richmond and Fredcr.
icksburg Railroads, bctwccn the landing at Ac.
quia Greek and Baltimore.
Passengers leaving Petersburg in the Northern
Mail Train al s, A. NJ, ON Mondays and Thurs
days, will arrive at Acquia Creek about IL NJ.
where they take the Baltimore. Descending the
Potomac they have a view Of its line scenery by
daylight, and arrive at Pincy Point about 5. p.
NJ. and at Baltimore in the course Of the night.
This line, il will he seen, avoids, entirely, the
wide portion ofthe Bay, and Of course, in a great
degree. any danger Of rough weather and sea sick
ness, and passengers by it going farther North,
have the advantage, on their arrival at Baltimore,
of remaining for the night. free Of charge. on
hoard hoat having superior accommodations,
anil avoiding expense al Hotels.
Returning. passengers leave Baltimore on
Tuesdays and Fridays at 4, P. NJ, and arrive at
Richmond The next day at IL NJ, and at Peters
burg between 2 and 3 p. m.
For further particulars. or through tickets, ap-
ply at the Richmond and Petersburg Rail road
Depot, to the Ticket Agent.
July IL. fl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-25
Consumption Cured,
Daily by Dr. Hastings COMPOUND
SYRUP OF NAPHTHA.

fIsHE Medical Faculty, as well as The ,.lr.
are struck with wonder at The nun's,....
cures made daily BY this extraordinary me.l;s:.'
and il is now acknowledged by many Of our nv,
eminent physicians 10 be a certain ana .resl.
cure for tubercular consumption. in i.s vo,.,
stages. II has been recommended by that ara
nent physician, DR.. Mott. and is constantly ns.i
in the Marine Hospital II Savannah, Ca. H. II,
Arnold. the senior physician Of the hos,,;,.,
The London Lancet, London Medical Jonm.i
Prsahwaiieis Retrospect, and an other az ~
London Medical Journals, have spoken IN -.
many times Of the surprising effects Of
DIR. HASTINGS PREPARATION
Il has been thoroughly tried, not only n n.
Hospital under the charge of DIR. Hassines !.
London, but also by all the frst pbvs;r;sn, :. -
England, and all have fully endorsed Il a. ~ nj
riyalled remedy in Consumption, and an o,Ls,
diseases Of the lungs. The following arc \ l,w
Of the opinions expressed by the Medical Pscul,v
Of England. Williamson, Of Manchester. Inn.
writes:
aUNDER ITS INFLUENCE
have seen the emaciated being. on vho..
brow desih had seemed 10 have SET his seal =.
quire inauguration and strengthened EXCHANGE
if1 tattf nioththbs VI thttfst suffering and dis
tressing cough for the sound repose which alone
accompanies sound health"
DIR. WARE. OF LIVERPOOL.
Says regard Hastings Syrup or Nap,ha as
Que Of the first medical discoveries OF apy ace.
and consider lis agency in curing consumption as
established beyond all doubt or question:
single bottle will prove It's efficacy. Alli,.
proprietor asksis the trial Of one bottle, the action
of which will prove 10 the patient the ,rtu. Of
this medicine.
Coughs, colds, bronchitis, decline, asthma,
night sweats, and splitting Of blood, are cured in
surprisingly short space Of time the seserest
colds having yielded to the treatment Of the Naph.
tha Syrup in the short space Of forty -eigh, hours
To enumeiaie all the cures performed by this
medicine would occupy volume. the accompa.
nying having been selected by the American
agent from mass Of certificates which have been
received by him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-25
s. LO-N4INS
and sOEslr Dry Goods !;

ALSO,
Some BarOurhes. Buggies, Carryalls, and Va
CONS; also Saddles, and Harness Of
different kinds,
PINE LUMBER, AND SHINGLES.
The undersigned will attend to repairs Of all
sorts in their line with neatness and dispatch.
In exchange for the above mentioned articles
will be taken Corn, Wheat, Flaxseed, Feathers,
or good Horses, at market prices.
HURDi.E& HURDLE.
Ociober16. OBJ