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The New York herald., 1850-05-16

nR CONyERS INvIGORATING CORDIAL, FOR
Genital Debility IWpotency incoDtinence or Nootur-
nal Emissions &c. &c1h justly celebrated cordial Is
considered the only ocacou remedy for those sad
habits of youth nordnate Of the paseons in
per years The following Of the effects Of this vo
laton OF the laws OF mans physical and social bengPros
raon nervousbes dyspepsis pain in the head and dim
ness Of vision weakness o the back and extremses
impoteney or premature and total decay Of vry weak
aversion to society, timidity self Of so-
ude Young and middle aged here learn why thoy
are declining in healthwhy they become pale sunken
and they losing ths
ana vgcr ibis invigorang and renoyatng cordial
stored Of who have gnorany injured he
selves by pollution N B-Ccmpounds
dock and other nosrums have effect in these
the fiction and which often in wonderful
little bsoks this subject Of the patient Young
would avoid the burning with causc bsterng
pills and powders &c. which usually prescribed
purpose this cordas Is the only anchor Of hope
for you You without xpoure
business At home or travong-and bo restored N. b.
Those nocturnal emissions which
ing and destructive and productive of much mischief
the nervous system the for physical
mental exerton, will be speedily removed by this cordial
Marx this cordial contains opium mercury any Other
ten Each bottle Of the genuine has DR. Coavers nvieo
rating Cordial blown the glass; Price 81 bote three
bottles for s $40 the half doyen important romarks TO
the married and single with ample directions
eael bottle Sold wholesale and retail by O. FAY, l1
Fulton street. Clamp stoIe) Sun BUILDINGS New York. and
by Dr. Convers his Office, No 70 Third New York
N B.-Persops In the country have tho Cordial and
letter OF advice carefully forwarded Go tho BY addressing
as abo NoceMarred persons whose oonjugal relations
have not been productive and those contemplating marriage
conscious OF physical inability from above Aed
confidently consult Dr. Convers personally b. ssr po
paid
The New York herald., 1850-05-16
Married.


On the 18th instant by the Rev NJ rackus. Captain
aeon CHoLnNtL. 60 Miss ELfzAHrra 4 BoGEar. iaurh
ter Of Peter NJ Boyert, deceased. all Of this city.
The New York herald., 1850-05-16

&k00 REwARD-AfERs l. cos SPECIPIC-H
ROOO never fails In ths Of all urinary
via -gosorrh~a geet. whites is femses, uasm 4
the kdneys ans bladder gravel Ac The rropriessrs
eertan Of i've vrtuos and will cure SeId bv ss
druggists generally. RADwAYk Co. General Ags.E
The New York herald., 1850-05-16
rsEW MEDICAL so0Ks-a = cusPlerr PRACTICAL

NAV MEDICAL. SUOks-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
~ vuEA tho natarc sad ~ fristte
sdttufef eni al kadrsd Affections Of s uriusry s<s-.
tnutirltea ~ ccet nufhfr of tsautuy colsref
q iarFe ~ lie BY bgusr b,st~ok n. o. Farss gtstt-
~ ra<t - esitiut Price SO hrt-act iren ths to-,cr
Htiicli alt Surgical gouraaft Be said resr...i,
y b equal % Fcorit Acsuns ~ork the faiiy
o. dtetase aud Tar superior o. anything - re ind
hehei In tls cguutry. Artha- o. thc vOrk
Lussons, imYctsu-y, 40 ~sasea By inI40rtg hsb
hsL'rs STRivfrR's lotNsf IN ~ 80 .s.v .ss =,
q nor ~ r~ara~-- y
The New York herald., 1850-05-16

Hf rr-Shin Scinc-Csrs ~ ~ Tall tall. NIags Alber'
Norell stitferisnd W .sir rsris Nnt ssudorf. ID
frs 20. dr; ana slr ''0 ttr8reff.
HsH.fr. Hon--iBrir Atian kIfc--A nf'1riru.
The New York herald., 1850-05-16

fE'uE kAkHl.p sOaAN'S fKIvAfA nsDtOAA CUs-
pstior--hy Dr; H nsyue-as Pr,isssor q Dissssss
.asssr :. phy,s sd sgss.s % .sqJ - ..
i.. w. 80 p'saih.y .tIoNiees Y. s1e hs-ess<
!, I. s,ssssi ssp.s, =, p. srsisd ., h.'.
Be snssn % ,hen ra-.ieglssy.
as-, si.s. ss,-s fersssshs u4f. me rstsorsss o..
ye1rs y vhora na,ars e. sss osesEss
rsnesier ave certain sas = orrs IN sanpisir,
trs,lsst y tsss- Ten o,a,,snSa IA Davssu. ohio,
nsrrcr Way 4. iT
~ p,s- sifsy vie aA- ess1 gsscsY!iss anslsG lsr
nsslss aosths before sra -s
y & s Sc ~ sen rs s,s aaI S,. a.,
sE s s.s seesgs rs,rs a surros,d ,hss 20. sts.
A. ~. tine tnov .tsus Two nos,s heard Cur bosS
sass l i,s @.ssir I'D s si.s,s rs.sAiss NJ
relief !. Aaotssd ny sressd pire .na Is. icy pace
MY Dee Wssus rscvifd remedy. 4 or.bsd rrasps.s v
y,sr would fsg, S,. % ss' e. 80, ere
ssesss5 ny 81 vo-d hs's ssss u tr Srs,s. .ns my
D q .sls.tls .en.sy .sr. fuliy -. Va
tended fsr the nsrrea thos. ps,la saa-ris
Sssy s,S,,t, Nsv Yssi ,, 's e. fsissrs asssgs
% B.s,eei .. B. PsTten. q ChsssputsSrsst fhIl.asrss
f q @ e ~ ~ ret as.j r. s,sss. an ~ sss s.
& ~ r G v, ,ss,.s ps a .-- va ''' s
nV.ToK f0vEsELE rtNAIELY-fOA . CAMS
~ ~ mesrs q ne rcelst Esculapus. or EvOrr One IN,
snsIsyiaE eyilg rrlytss Di.eas-s aoa Mscrnasns q
Voc een.i siss system N shs snd fern - lsm
fcun- ~ ~ tfalla'a % te -ni,crHy ~ ltunsyiNlaA
To- taers forms u Sc - nsescs Seminal Wsakne4 Dis
Terih sTs fttfnuy dsssris,d a. III ks 1eips ,ss IA
rain Aarusge. The chayt-F srf Atust arf Seminss
Ncethess worthy n particuisr sttencr ara heui bs
reao ~ eveiy one Sonnf whc h.ve teen uncrt~nys
70 coufctnf disoase ~ rlsesG y0urflss und<
the of doctor matter What tis
be- copy this truly ussfui work Strangers tns
The cy. particularly contemplating uarri.rs dcr1
.hink of home vitheuts ccry % -. rsot Ess
erfue Se- carteina 20 sheat
Dr. Nounes Treatise Nsrrfafs The Packet fscnl.paas
kvsry One Bic ovn fhyseisn AZ, rerscn siss s.susJ.
book. By msi copies viii he sent for sar. Aa
ses fer sas ~ scissx Tssnsssi - sssssssy, Rss
The New York herald., 1850-05-16
AAEDICINAL USES Or rnE WILD cnrRav ..,


le2 Fulton street, Nss York
v1 since the settlement Of America wild CHERRY has Is.1
known possess very medicinal virtues Eysrx
bodyknsw this fact nobody TO extract iE
TO her children for for colds and for almost evsy
disease and adults throughout country hatft
Of making compound Of syrup Of wild cherry bark ani
complaints incident To that changefu 1t found
by that the wild cherry fer
stage OF consumption asthmH matter no
coughs liver complaints etc. IL is proved to Be tho best
Cherry IL chemical extract. combined With similar
tract from Tar, which enhances ts value Its
curing pulmonary diseases in almost stage after
and fed them confos THAT Wsars Basam Of Wild Cherry
possesses principle heretofore unknown among nedo
Meme genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by A. b. d. Sands, lv Fulton also -
the Astor and Irving Mouse Drug Stores Broadway He
Co randt street. and by the Druggists generally through
out the United States and Canada.
pRoCLAN ATOMIC ALL GOVERNORS OF STATES.
mayors Of cities heads Of police. commanders In the
my and navy. &C. &e Awake arouso throw OF your
ana save your fellow men. IL is within power,
tell you to immortaze yourselves TO revoiutonize the
world give strength and vigort the weak to the
peace content and to the whole world wonderful dis
has been made and waits impatient Tor high standing
men to Investigate and prove Vh you ala but know re
means to to the Take thy bed and walk ~
least you'd pity them To know fellow dying
all around have the to but canDo for truth
has been abused by wicked and prudees
be eradicatedut when they and truth believed there
will be disease debility despair pain and su6or-
ing mental and physical will be more wattss Nsr-
vous Andce will remove disorder either
spasm die or convulsve Dervpe cf tho most miracu
the proprietor will forfeit Zoo Sold at i02 Nassau street.
BEETLE ~ dozen Call and examine the correspond
The New York herald., 1850-05-16

III. RALPH. AUTiiO. o. TuL "FRAUTiCAL FRI-
~ vstc Treaties" xc.t0ct hour 20 ~ A. ~
A., teurlIg cxfr-tsi No =, Grcsuvich s.rsst These
fNH tITH " sfa elrirT 0f certain Isr viii
srprsta q tta sssi astariiig q te Ia retsre
l4 - ~ ~ 1crftrt, 10 slysucat fnd die
trcs-ir- t' M seirsi ss-sss ko ffrfi urscra-
nee savautarug art vtrr excessive rr1ctlcai hs
irsurt auch ccrtsn, sac aud radical shov
smrc fcscn ~ s'ans csn - ottaincs fran sthe. y
The New York herald., 1850-05-16

nR. WARREN, OF NO. MOTT sTRTET FROM
~ three years hospital and afeen years private practice
in this city, be ulted ce Of chare diseases o
private nature which he without mercury hin
drance from brsiness. his diploma In his
from A. N. 30 10 y. M.
The New York herald., 1850-05-16

CTRICTUR Fits NATURE. SYMPTOMS, CONsE-
ci,es Tor renes;es No ns ~ % b.p M Rs,S
Private Treatise need long be oublsd with strctur>.
Woh street.
The New York herald., 1850-05-16
NhOO nhwhnD.-JsFfRIEs' ANrlDorE, a spi

yDOOO ciho Mixture for the Of Gonarrkos, s~e,
etrcturs- and similar disordert II
Without the lsast restriction 81 diet. dr1nk exosra
share IN Application trHiuts Tho proprietor
suEl- cs-e Which the MIXTURE g under
turt - tts hundred dciiaa rurfAerhe disease
st contracted dose Cf tc iztuTs IL taken srpor.4
II Il put in totes with iu dircCfon Our h3e.t
lsstr uueimsny ourrd In dsyp rrs sss IL
RING. ing Rspaavav in r..s~S -'-rsf.
The New York herald., 1850-05-16

nK. JOHNSON, Ne. 10 DUANE STREET, so VEIL
known In the treat nent Of delissts dis-sseTh. boc
Ter skn In those slfcur-d that
erf.ed for years ts minen ConsttutO,sl
cured in forr days.
The New York herald., 1850-05-16
Foreign Malla.

DAcs for Rio Janero and varsrsiso PER steamer
Anteore will close at the Exchange Reading Roo (6T Kx-
change this day, at o'clock.
Letter Bags for Glasgow steamer City OF Glasgow will
eose as above on Saturday, 18th. at II o'clock.
Letter bags for Southampton and Bremen, Weshng
ton will also close Monday, 10th. ~ II o'clock.
Letter Bags for Kingston. Charrcs California, sc, per
o'clock.
The New York herald., 1850-05-16

Dk. MORRISON Is CoNfipENIIALIY CONSULTED
~ ON Al terms % private disesses practice 81 hirY
years cnablce him 20 psrsoy vkcut mercury.
cont oe-cs removed n Tow days Hrctrres aud asina1
London dipiorrs In I'd. onee el. Tsitop st,ss, Nv -
The New York herald., 1850-05-16

BtrlSs H.n. Nay mo Am vsss 10 F.fs Sid Arril y
irie Factor, Nrork.
tAnrrs - April csArr schr Ontsfis kariaa. Na.snsas
Dal-cston Norton do NNf D. lfl Ntrris.tA a,
rort, DO so Nc, tris. Inrsrsell risnr'fi ~ Ar
"a Nichols Bcsteu' HAfrst nrovn. a. 8i ARR ale,
Al~rs Bsston; trfs Jcse,st, bsgil,ft Gstasss NV
The New York herald., 1850-05-16

nR. COOPER DUANE srREET, aAS, FOR 1BE
~ last fourteen eon-nod his prnctcc to the
uent of nsrCuria ADD other cisusss delicate
He the most a. this disease ard
The New York herald., 1850-05-16
GXY sAvED-GREGoEY's FRENCH ANrIDors

VA total and speedy cradiea,or % private dis
eases IL Iurhes the blood drives the virus from the
system, and leaves the patient in vigorous. healthy
OF body and mind People vho have used WONDERFULLY
tstcnhed to tnd themselves speedily
restroiors Of sort and Without apsrtce of mercury
Ioe, 81. Sold at the drug m Fulton (Sur Guild
inss aud at the Drs residence 6 Madison br Gregory
would intimate 90 traners and others that hs has prassed
In d' family VI di-r-es q this city and he 10th
able and wiling 70 give good advice freely % ell who may
need it frpmh A. NJ until Pm. Letters will prompS
attention N rre-nad. snd mediene ferMsrrd VI desred
The New York herald., 1850-05-16

nR. BILL CONFINES To BE CONSULTED AT iIs
- ONCE, 251s Spruce William street. IN
difeRses 81 private and which be the
mercural system The thcd Of arrcstng the disease
times in two days
The New York herald., 1850-05-16

noCT0R GLOVER. A REGULARLY EDUCATED ply
~ scan and Surgeon, author of The Private Treatise"
and Medical Guide. Ss, will te found a. his ofhcs.
usual His extensive practical experience enables him
those difficult Of Geet structure and seminal
weakness ke OGce No. IL formerly Ne. ~ Ann
Private entrance through the entry.
The New York herald., 1850-05-16
'bove Letter Bags arc also at Kenyons 9l Wall sire
Herald Marine correspondence.

The Bisian brig Havana Packet. Tclk.rs from Havana
Sd inst bound 90 Antwerp got ashore Cgryor k9s
the bh inst and bged immediately She had eleven hun
dred hoxcs o hundred aud thirty boxes % which,
with fifteen thousand only have been saved These
with the brgs materials brought in this evening
PssIADELruA. Nay l5-iPN
Arrivcd-Sctrs Culnare Moore. DArcn Ga; 4 g. Cat
tell shary BostOn Mary Anna Haley, Nfork Challenge,
Ccufns, Do.
CltArcd-Irig Susan Iudwig yoarg, Doson sehrs Mary
Anna. Haley kcxbury Mac; Csteu, Sharp, Bostoni
Byrou, ua.lrr. Nhel-s. Mass.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-17
GOV. MANLY's CROOKED ROAD.

OOV. MANL1' . ChOOhED ROAD.
Gov. Manly's crooked Plank Road reminds us of
an anecdots told Us tew days since by country
friend of neghbor of his who had some corn-rows to
lay of. The rows were made, and were regarded on
ali hands as uncomnonly crooked. When asked about
by his neghbors, he said the Of it was that
the ground was very wet at the time and had ,Oarped
!" drying, and thrown all his ploughng out Of joint
It must have been SO with Gov. Manly. The re-
gion Of country between Fayetteville and Salisbury
must have suffered largely from heavy rains, about
the time {" His Exceenc5" laid off the Plank Road
and when it got dry the Road was found to have
,carped most desperately. Our Rowan friends have
the consolation, however, of knowing that it is inn
possible for any people to contend successfully against
Governor and Nature at the same time.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-17
NORTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.

NORTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.
The Stockholders of the North Carolina Rail Road
assembled at Salisbury on Thursday las tor the Por-
pose of organizing the Company. On motion OF
Gen. Saunders, the Hon. Duncan Cameron was called
20 the Chair, and Mr.. Lord, of Rowan, and Mr.
Philips, of Orange, were appointed Secretaries.
The following places were represented IN person
or by proxies Towns of Wilmington and Newoern'
and the counties of Wake, Johnston, Wayne Or'
ange, Alamance, Davidson. Randolph, Rowan Da-
vie, Caswe, GuiIford, Cabarrus, Mecklenburg, Ire
dell, Forsythe, Burke, Rutherford, Buncombe, Rock
iRgham, and Suny.
The following gentlemen were chosen Directors
Of the Company:
William C. Means, of Cabarus.
John B. Lord, of Rowan.
John I. Shaver, of Rowan.
Francis Fries, of Forsythe.
John w. Thomas, of Davidson.
John NJ. Morehead, of Guilford.
John A. Gilmer, of Guilford.
Benj. Trollinger, of Alamance.
William A. Graham, of Orange.
Romulus NJ. Saunders, of Wake.
A. T. jenkins, of Craven.
DR.. A. J. DeRossett, Of New-Hanover.
We learn that Gov. Morehead, of Guilford, was
elected President of the Road, with salary OF
92,5OO. John U. Kirkland, Esq. of Hillborougb,
was elected Treasurer and Secretary; and Maj al
ter Gwynn was chosen Engineer. The Meeting Is
said to have been harmonious, and the Stockholders
separated in the best spirits.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-17
GOV. MANLY'S FEDERALISM.

The last Register makes the following feeble hi,
at the Peoples Candidate:
Keep it before the People. that David S. Reid il
tavor of drafting boys Of II years ef age TIME
OF WAR! He calls Gov. Manly Fcderalist, because
he did not enlist during the war of 1912, when he
was but a mere boy!"
The above 10 really laughable, and nothing else
but as the Register appears determined to make its
candidate ridiculous and to have prove again that
he was Federalist during the war with England,
we give that paper the benefit of the above lines, in
full. before proceeding to repeat the faets.
Mr.. Manly admitted, at Wentworth, that he was
Federalist during that war; and he gave an ex-
cuse for not standing draft at that time, that he
but fourteen years of age There s not ,rord OF
truth in the above quotation from the Register. We
have it from the best authority that Gov. Manly was
at least eighteen years Of age, when he made that
Speech before Literary Society in this City, in
which he 0T denounced the war, denounced James
Madison as the author of it, and spoke in the most
melancholy terms Of the flower of the country being
dragged off in that unjust contest, as he termed it, to
leave their bones upon the plains of Canada.L10
He had graduated at Chapel Hill, and was then in
this City reading law. He was replied to by 10
Lane-in all probability the Gen. Joseph Lane, who
won imperishable laurels in the Mexican war, and
who was prescribed Governor of Oregon by the late
President Mr. Lane vindeated the war as just and
holy. defended Mr.. Madison, and told Mr. Manly, in
round terms, that he was a sympathizer with the
public foe and Federast of the blue light stamp.
These are taets.
1t was popular at that time, however, to be Fed
erallst in Raleigh, az it 10 now to be Wing. MIR.
Manly, after he had graduated and settled down here
found most Of the wealth, and most of what he re-
garded as the best society, tho Federal side and
1t was perhaps natural that young man who had
just started in the word-wth no moro than TWEEN.
y dollars cash and horse should seek considera.
ton and support from such party and such source.
From that day to this-whether az Jackson man, a
White man, Nulli6er, Harrison man, or Taylo,
mamie has been a member of the Central Clique
and to that Clique he owes all the Offices he has held
during that period, and his nomination for Governo,
IN 1913 and now. No wonder he is attached to thai
Clique. No wonder he regards it as holy enough Il
have saved Locofoco Sodom" in the day of ven
ssases for Il has been very good Clique 70 him
and he would be ungateful not 70 love, cherish, and
defend it. 4
4
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-17

We learn from one of the New York papers, that
State have been engaged in the U. S. Steamer
Pacific Of the Collins line for Jenny Lind the star
Vocalist Of the world, and friends. The party will
consist Of Miss Lind, Mr. Julias Benedict, Signor
Belle,i. and Jenny's Secretary. several female
panions and servants. They arc expected to arrive
at New York City about the Goth Of September next,
before which time the large new Lind Hall will be
finished os tho display Of her unprecedented powers
of song.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-17

FOURTH or July. The N. Y. Mercha" ~
Book states that 7G2 men and boys were take" ,,,
Hospital and Tombs in New York on the Il" u
most of them shot in the neck.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-17

Keep it before the people, that Charles Manly was
NulIier in 1889; that he was ready to resist the
Tariff act Of 1928; but that now, having returned
bis hrst love as Federast, he 10 in favor Of high
Proiectve Tariff, and opposed to the Tariff Of 1876.
TIE tax is now too heavy on Rail Road iron; but
Nj Manly would no doubt increase it, for the bene-
II Of his dear Federal allies in Pennsylvania.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-17

The account of the celebration of the roo, ,,.o
Bath, and the reply Of DR.. Heartsfle'd 20 ~"
shall appear in our next.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-17

REID TICKETS may be obtained at this office,
in any quantity varE or CHANGE. Let our friends
supply themselves, and have tickets at every precinct
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-17

The Untdn states that the nomination of Mr.. Abbot
Lav'saes a. Minister to England, would have been
fssd ey the Senate had not been for the person.
n solicitations Of Mt. Webster in h,s behalf.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-17
THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE.

We learn that Col. Reid was too unwell TO ad.
dress the people at jefferson and Watauga Court
House. On the 10th he was much better, and ex-
pec,ed TO be at Wilkesborough Friday last. A
friend writes from Jefferson under date of the 10th,
as follows:
"Col. Reid is still here: His health, though fee
BILE, is much improved. He leaves this place on to-
morrow, and will meet Gov. Manly at Wilkesbor-
ough We regret his inability to address the people
here and in Watauga, but his friends will make up
for this Gov. Manly is by no means in fine spirits.
His Speech here met with cold reception, even from
his own frends.''
We learn, from another source, that Gov. Manly 5
bitter attack Col. Reid at jefferson. while the lat
ter confined his bed by sickness, has only in
jured the Governor and benefited Col. Reid. Col.
Reid's friends were excited and aroused by the Gov
ernor's iberal and unjust course on this occasion
and they will give him inereased majority in Ashe
and Watauga.
We again appeal to the Democracy, in all portions
of the State, to rally to their candidate
to hold up his hands-to work as he is working-to
diuse information among the people, and make ready
for the first day Of August next. Every thing de-
pends upon getting out tho full vote. Let friends
in all quarters to this. "No,u's the day, and
NOUS the hour"
800 REWARD! We will give 800 reward to
any man who will produce the proof that David s.
Reid voted for the Wilmot Proviso, any other
Proviso Resolution prohibiting Slavery South of
the Missouri Compromise line.
Let those whig presses who have made such a
charge come
If the wings are ready to condemn any man who
voted from necessity to prohibit Slavery NORTH Of that
line, then they ought to be ready to tar and feather
Henry Clay; for he was the father Of that prohibi'
ton. Fayetteville Car0Eninn.
Without intending to reflect in the slightest degree
upon Gov. Manly's patrimony. We beg leave to say
that we will add to the above twenty dollars
cash, and horse.''
We understand ''IIis Excellency" dwelt length,
in his Speech in Jefferson, upon his early poverty,
and spoke, with tears in his eyes, of the g little
gray poney" his father gave him when he came Of
age, and the twenty dollars cash. ~ Under these
circumstances, if the Whig who proposes to take
the above reward should be at all fastidious az TO
eolors, we will make the horse gray pony and
in addition to this, will throw in Coon-skin or
so, to prevent grumbling.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-17

Keep it before the people, that Charles Manly, in
1914, deliberately charged the people Of Edgecombe,
in printed secret' Circular, with the intention
cast thousand uotes beyond their realstrengh
insulting an honest, enlightened, and patriotic Coun-
ty without and without excuse, and thus leav
ing it to be inferred, where Edgecombe is not known,
that her people reckless, unprncipled, and Civ
en- to open and notorious frauds, at the ballobox.
He has apologized to Edgecombe for this
insult. Let her remember it at the polls.
Keep it before the people, that DAVID S. REID
is the Peoples Candidate for Governor; that he is
the author and originator Of Equal Suffrage, and the
fearless champion Of popular rights that he has
advocated any change in the basis of representation
that he has but set of opinions for the people, and
two sets, half dozen, like Gov. Manly; that
he is the friend of safe and udicous system of Inter-
nal Improvements, but opposed wild and extravagant
schemes. calculated involve the State in debt with
out advantage profit; that he is for taking firm
stand the Slavery question, the surest means Of
ing the Union; that he is selfmade man. and that he
has been constantly growing upon the confidence and
regard Of the people he has served in the Legislature
and in Congess that he has no local views or schemes
to accomplish, as the head Of Clique, but is one
Of the people, and will be their Governor, and not the
Governor Of party and i" Clique" like Gov. Man.
ly; that he two thousand votes ahead of Mr.
Polk and Col. Hoke at the election two years since
and that he is sure of his election now if the Demo-
Gratis in all portions Of the State vii; turn out and
poll their full vote -