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Gen. Dockery on the charge Of Coer.
CiOIl.


Gen. Docksry, on Tuesday last, met in a
becoming manner, the false and ridiculous
charge that he would vote men and money 10
rhip South Carolina back into the Union,
should she secede All he intended 10 saw,
was this that # the government went on 10
collect the revenue a the harbor Of Charles.
ton or on Sullivan's Island entirely withou,
the jurisdiction end Limits Of SHat State, and
she chose TO make an attack upon the off.
GERS Of The United States, he would repsl
force with force, but would even then use on.
ly such force as might be absolutely necessa.
~ TO secure the execution OF the laws-no.
thing more. He would not harm a single
ci'zsn Of the Safe. We had there many re.
latious aud many good cltizens-many Uni.
on men; and he never dreamed OF marching
an army against them. All he wanted, was
the execution OF the laws. This was his true
position.
The General on this subjec, gave entire
sa,liaciion TO all his friends. Indeed, hi:
speech was 10 every respect complete hi,
umph over Misrepresentation and ialsehood
Never have Ws seen sHy man friends warm,
er than Gen. DIS now are in this county.
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~ Melsr Caldwell on Tuesday made re-
ference, IN his argument on The formation Of
The Constitution, to Mr.. Madisons opinions,
and stated that he Was 10 favor Of secession.
The following extract is from Mr. Madlsen's
Letter 10 Mr.. Everett, written in 1880, and
shows, we hink, concIusively, that he could
strer have favored secession. la speaking Of
the formation Of The L. States Constitution he
SAYS:
Being thus derived from the same source
as the Constitutions of the States, Il haswi
in each STATE, ahe same duthsri,y as IL. Con
stituhon of the State !; and is as much a Con.
stltutlon, IN the strict sense Of the term, with.
IN rs prescribed sphere, as the Constitutions
Of The States are, within iheir respective
spheres; but with this obvious and essential
difference, that beng a compact among the
States IN their highest sovereign capacity,
and constituting The people thereof ono people
for certain purposes, II cannot be altered OF
nnnu led at The triH of the 5 stes ind.r,dtdily
as The Constitution of o State may b. st its
individual will.
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To the Pells. To the Polls.

uisn men 10 the Polls Gen. Docksry the
cd farmer, IN his lats dlscussien has proved
himself man of "grea, strength Of intellect
and firnness OF purpose" and match for
the champion Of Secession. We have there.
fore every cause for rejoiclng-our candidate
hiss done his duty, lie. Us do ours. Then Uni.
% men-Whigs and Dsmocrats-to The Polls
70 The Polls Your coualry expects you TO
10 your whole duty
Remember the 7th of August !!
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grin The discussion here on Tuesday last,
Maj Caldwell read report Of his speech deli
rsred here ~ Oiobc, last, to chow that he
had moi made use Of The expression "lhai he
vas for resistance, a.. II he ,jor would
tsfmn his speech delivered IN the las, Legs.
AZURE, TO be kept back, perhaps from beng
brought up IN judgment against him now, It
soUld be very easy to strike out any thing he
might have ssd about resistance that would
be ohIactientble.
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Remember the 7th of August
Gen. Doehery and the charge Of False

We understand tina, Maj. Caldwell, when
81 the lower parts Of this District denied that
he had used the expression IN one of his
public speeches, that he was for remittance
and that nsu." When Gen. Dockery there
charged i, upon him, Maj. Caldwell, 10 We.
rs unbecoming manner branded II as LIE,
fabricated by Gen. Dockery himself, and cali
cd Upon him for the proef, which the latter
did no, then have. Blu, be proceeded TO pro-
cure it uud on Tuesday last, 10 this place,
Gen. D. again charged II upon him, when
Maj. Caldwell again denied II and sough, 10
quibse abou; the time and the precise Ian.
gusgs used. But GeR. ID. proceeded 10 fix IL
upon him, BY the certificates Of several highly
respectable men. After the discussion this
subject yes again brough, UP, when We learn
that several geElemen stood up 10 lie crowd
and told sin face to face, that be had in a pub.
nc Southern Rights meeting lost fall decar.
ed 10 his speech, as Gear as they could recoI.
iecl, "tbat The lime for taking tad passed !;
that ise ti"e Tor oclioH had come mat ne Gu
ho' kho" 40" o'"e'' 'e'' 90 'i''' so'l CT ou''
as ''' himself nc "a"'e' u 1'''''1' u'''s'
stood, that he was lof Rfs!sIANcE aud that
Now ln And We also learn, that = hen the ques.
ton VAS put directly 10 aiu, W4s.he As had
ussd Tho a,,,e.s.oo Oh c2o,,.{ he had
t.1 -. oo....g,,n
GU. "O' = ." '''' "''''"s
"hc, We ASK is gDily Of 'a'sehoDa zen.
Dockery or MAJ. q. w. Caldwell! Let Hls
eomnnnitv answer Let the ueo0Is Of An.
a.,
on IBIS cohooc'
And now we appeal TO all Uaon men to
ssk themselves wha,d,d Mai. Caldwell mean
-. w. =.
iselngs hsn va no mol mean resistance 70
The government-ress,ance, immediate resis.
lance Secession-Secession nou And vel
he tries to make people believe that he i. a
t,..o. u. 49,, 60, DocLs,yt
n ,
a" reference 10 '"'' pan " '"e o's''''''"
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IMPORTANT ADMISSION.

The Ne~ York Tribune, which. since ra,
passage Of the Fugitive Slave Law, ha. most
bitterly asssIled that measure, aud end.Avot
ed 10 raise The cry OF repeal ln regard 10 ",
thus formally proclaim, 10 i,s issue Of Mon
day last, the utter hopeIessness Of II, ~sriic
and reiirss from the field
I" Wa look 10 vain for the ptob1b,li,, n
repeaI or mod iheation of the Fusilvs Sa,s
Law, The ls~, ~e suppose, - destined .
remain on tho statute book We could "'h
1t were otherwise. We could wish 10 have
1t mod fed IN mary particulars, e.reelalyN
the In'toduci'oe OF jury trlsl among ll' pro-
visions. Bu, there - not the least lndIc'u1n
iha, such change will be made. The nr"
Congress will not make II. There - o.
where gtes, parry demanding H. Pub'f
sentiment regards i, with compsrl,i'e 'ndl'
ference. There is no such overwhelming
popular movement IN favor Of repeshtg {"
changing this law as there vas at the Norm
10 ls3s and 40 sgsinsi this eSlenslon OF "a,
very. How, then, can the law be touthed
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eriy and happiness; but when, for these Pur.
poses. any body Of men have voluntarily as
sociated themselves Under a particular form
Of government, no portion Of them can dis.
solve the association without acknowledging
the correlative RICH, IN the remainder 10 de-.
eide whether that dissolution can be permit.
ted consistently with the general happiness.
In this view. it is a right depending upon the
mower 10 enforce it,"
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Gen. Dockery.

Never have We seen maa give such sat.
Is'act'on 10 his friends. He stood up to " the
music " like person determined TO do his du
", aud MS friends appreciate !, und viii stand
Paied the preJudces Of msoy which will have
the effect TO give him a larger vote than he
be otherwise would get. Hurrah for Dock.
cry and The Union.
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rThe redoubtable editor Of the Hornets
Mes, has sdded sso,hs, feather 10 his cap by
dfs-ing REVOLVER on an unsrmed cit.
zen, III large crowd while Is'snIug 10 the
discussion, which caused srea, excitement.
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LARGE CROP.

Geo. II. Bor~sIi, Esq. Of Clark "e's" IA
farmer of hsand good Judge sSys' wiz We
this year, $4,000 bushels Of wheat am.
hear Of another crop, below B''''e,o"". .hr,,
posed to resch I0, 900 bushels. nc MIL
this year, in lower Clarke aud 'o"a'u' r. c d,
wood, is Of full averes abundance, ana ., o.
cellsn, quantity Winchester '"s'"''
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W A discussion lock place here on Tues
day last, between the rival candidates for Con.
gres,, Gen. Docksry and Maj G. W. Csld.
we'll. We have net noticed the discussion 10
full, only Touching particular points.
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FOR CONGRESS,
Gen. A. DOckery,
OF RICHMOND COUNTY.

Gen. Alfred Deckery will address his fellow eiti-
Of the third Congressional District at the fol-
Owing times and places, viz:
Dallas. Friday, August
Lincoln'on, Saturday, August 9.
M C w. Caldwell will attend all these appoint.
meuts except the 18th of July, when be will attend q
Review at Mount Pleasant in Cabarrus county.
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GDarlnttF:
WEDNESDAY, July 80, 1851.

II WILLIAM THOMPSON. ESQ, is cur a.
rent in Baltimore, authorized TO obtain advertise.
ments and subscriptions, and to grant receipts.
lie. W. CARR, Esq, is our sgsnt in Philadel-
paa. authorized 10 obtain advertisements and pre-.
subscriptions.
bV. B PALMER ia our authorized agent TO re-
eeivs advertisements and bseT ptioEs al his Offices
n Boston. New York and Philadelphia.
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Valuable Bank Stock.

Al sale Of stock OF the Bank OF The State,
IN TIL, place on fue-da, last, 40 share. we're
50 at sl2l4 cash, per share.
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be sbe 10 issue paper sext week.
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NEw OrIr,vs ,sp Nav YoRg srgsMsHrP Lrvrs-A
meeting q the subscrbers to this Undertaking wa,
kfld a. New Orleans the 18th ult Of which various
resolutions were passed. and committees appointed
to further the success OF the enterprise The steam
ships VIII be prcptllers and Il fs contsmpated they
shal mea'ure over COO tons each capable Of carry.
ing 600 barrels Of freieh hit and ACCOMMODATING from
,xiy 20 eighty pas-cngers The stock II taken pIin-
epally by the merchants Of the two eitie. and the
picf Bss assures the public that there IL fear
Of the vs,ses u this line being taken on . others
have been
DrsrnrcrIaS o. 1uE srrANrp ANrnIcA -Tntelligeucs
was yest.r lay received frsm WILMINGTON. ". G.,
pouncing .hst this dps boat, which lett hero on the
i4ih nit for Mobile, had foundsrsd AZ sea during
gale on the .ath NJ. One Of her boats containing
Mr. Lodge. the second engineer Staten Morris the
second plot and our others OF the crew belonging to
this city was picked Up BY the sebooner ChsmSion,
from Boston, and tsksn ips9 Wllnington, n. Y.
No'hing !. -. saori - rs fs'e OF the other two
boats crews. but the presumptor Is that they have
alsc been picked up The America vas built here
ia.t .pr'nr Of Bysrlys sblp gard, kensington. Tor
M.ssrs ptndsr Wright bat recently cold 70 Captain
A proaawell Of Mobile. as the s1sns Of company Of
gentlemen belonging 20 that city, AMI va intended
n nm ON the neil route between Nsv Orleans and
Noble. The beat wa commando By cspiain Broad.
vfll ard emorg her oficsrs we're Nr. Wis1u, fft
rllot and Nr Slow, hrst engineer The wh'le number
az rer.cus on beard the steamboat vas about twenty
Two 90 ina. IN. two boats yet to be heard from NUT
have contained sixteen psrssns, There were he fol-
ovipg amounts 81 iusuranee effected upon the AIne.
TEA 20 her leaving this port $1,000 la New
lorh rs 900 here and s3 600 In three dheren. on
ct New Orleans. making St5 900 In sh.-Ph,le'ephis
n
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The STEAMSHIP ArIANrIc.--It was hoped that
the steamship Canada would have brought some
hdings of the Atlantic; but the public were disap-
pointed, and we still in ignorance Of her where
abouts. There is no necessity for feeling any
alarm concerning her safety. yet Instances have
occurred, of steamships plying between the United
States and Great Britain being compelled to put
back, and being delayed considerable time. The
Acadia pnt bach, on one occasion; the Caledonia
was forced 10 put back, when she was one third
Of the distance across the Atlantic ocean, TO Cork
the Liverpool was compelled to put back the Bri-
tanna put back, and repaired her machinery, and
Captain Marshall's steamship, the United States,
pu, back. This is not the first instance, therefore,
Of steamship being forced to return to the port
whence she sailed, and repair damages. Neither
the Atlantic nor any other steamer Is tree from
accident, and because she has been disabled, it
does not follow that she is net safe.
Some time since, & vessel was seen bottom up ia
mdceean and IN the track of ste arships plying be-
tween the United Sta,es and Great Britain twas
evident tha' she had come ia coliision with some
other vessel, but what one L Is impossible to say
The genera opinion, however is, tha. It was either
tie Atlantic o. the Africa, both OF which were
crossing he c:ean a. the same nme. Wehave not
heard ,ha; ne Africa ran into any ship. We know
other arrival at Liverpool and L she &c aci have
collision with The reported vessel, !; is very rrota
be the Atlantic did. The English papers mly
throw some lieh. on tie subject. We are strongly
of The opinion tina, the Atlantic had tina. misfor-
tune II she had, Captain West undoubtedly
steered for Fayal, in the Western Islands, for the
purpose Of repairing. On, lates; dates from that
place arc tc the 18th Of January. I, would take
.wo or three weeks seiore the Atlantic could reach
hat place under sails. We repeat, there is no need
Of apprehension yes, =; all events as 10 the safety
Of he atlantic
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Movements Of Distinguished People.

q. Meyer, Boston; Capt. West, Phila W. shylek
Baltimore; g. A. Hyde, Auburn, u. Hopkins, Ky;
J. Liddeil Mas; Judge Wright, Conn. were Amongst
the arrivals yesterday at the Astor House.
81 d Rlcton. Baltimore II. Shumsu Y; Y.
Moore Gan Prencisco; =. Titus, hstoris Q. d Gooi.
win, New Haven; wers among the arrivals yesterday
ct the Union Place Hotel
Hoa, J. z. Goodrich, stockbridss MAJ n. 4 Paine,
Baltimore; v. ". Burkhalter B0ena VITA asorgs
Dsmirg Greenville, Alabama; p s.Graves, boundss-
b0To, Ala. j. ". Dennis Bnaeld, Ala ~ VIII
liauas Boston; WIN. 8 Rayland Miss II. p. Williams,
Miss j A. Plumsr pba., were among the arrivals AZ
the Howard Hotel yeeterday.
Gen Dun Green, Washington; Hon. Robt. l. Rose,
wshingtou; Hon ". w. billiard, Washington; Col.
Mansfield, 4 : Army; d. preston, ~. Loatsi W "
JohIson Pstersburgh Va; 9. Carroll, St. Louis; b
Bucknp Louisville; Bishop Doane New Jersey J. v.
Foot 10. Louis; Lieut. j q. walsh, Y. :. N; y y.
suire, Montreai we're among the arrivals at the
goi. n, Roilin Phlis John Wilson, washing ton;
PhIuip., Boston; X. Bollus Boston; Copoyer,
sN. A. Drsts, q. 6. n arrived ys,letday at the
American. - 60. -,
co.'s Hunting and lady, Long Island Castsln VI
rrapcis chip Nye. Thrasher, Havana ". DOG
latte Rome, w A. kirobsn boston; w. Uoll, do
AZ Bushnell Utics we're among the arrivals ct tbs
Clinton Hotel yesterday.
Mice Trsaerihs Brsmer visited nearly al ths @hoo'
~ hte Orleans On the 2ith Nit.
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AFTER STORM comBs CArM.-Wha, has BE-
come o! all the Northern disunionsts and slavery
sgiiaiorsi For two or three years past they KEEP,
the county IN state Of commotion and excite
meni, which, at one tine, threatened very scr-
ously. They are now e. quiet a. mice. ami quite
as harmless. What Is the reason OF this chlnrrl
IL il that the public mind Of the North he's been
thoroughly awakened TO the charatanry Of the
abolition fanatics; have abandoned them, and
LETT hem alone in their glory. The abolition ex-
element viii end in the farce Of nominating Chap.
lima candidate for the Presidency, and ed Doug
lass as Vice. There is some potency in sober Sc
eond thoughis. after all.
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IsruLtGfvcE rRow Brryos A,als.-Ths arrival Of
the bark Dragon AZ Salem has Pot In posse,son u
TIE Brihst Packet Of the 9TH December By which
learn that some misupderstabding had oscutrei b..
tween the governments q Paraguay and Brasil fpriur
ing out CT difficulty concerning neutral lands
lying between the province ofMstto crosse AMI Para
quay upon which the Brszlisns had nmsacsa some
Qualifications On learning that fact the ohief o. the
republic Of Paraguay ordered a Suspension Of the
works. and upon refusal, dsspatchsd armed force
70 the place, and put the Brszlsns to fight. upo,
which the Brazilian charge d'afalTss demanded his
passports and retired The Bolivian government. tor
sarsss not assigned, has also handed the Brazilian
charge aHaire. his passports IN. Pastd .,ys this
latter IL In keeping With the preceding, and equally
significant Of deep laid plsn tosscurs the triumph 81
Gen Rcsss and ASSERT, that the Brazilian diplons-
Tits family invsigled in their ovn tolls and expert
sneins ell tn. bitt~nsss Of bosom friend hips TO re-
ssntment soursd" The Pacle also HATS at the pro.
liability u the cnsnd, hsngrst. from ne brtsNbs
gtyernnsat y hat q easao.ayr.