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.,rtaf Cssst,iuiisa adopted BY the people % tia
,ssTsl Sfsiss acting IA fAsr A's hest 'sssrs'gn c.
Paeig
II vas rejected by vote Of 20 to "a. every
vote in i,s favor being Wing, snd oil against
e Dsmoess:,e. Why vas this IL IVES
veil kuown, that, during The discussion, some
had denied The Gsasrsl Government most II
not all, lis essential powers. This was IN.
loaded 10 test their s,Hserity. IL did, and
vs have the strange, sed hsm,lIaling sPeets.
eie srhibiied by the Senate Of Moth Caroiirs
aes,ins BY q solemn vote that there " is q
Gesernmeaf of the UaiteG States hariag a
Coasfiiufiea I" Let II he borne 10 mind that
,-eoIy.fouf Democrats voted against this
Sesolu,ion-snd Why was the II was ap.
parent. They had voted before for the right
Il secession. They had shown their hOslili.
" TO the General Government BY thai vote.
and the ruling passion strong 10 death
~ss upon then, and they hated and desired
TO destroy thar Government, which they we're
prepared q, any momen, 10 vote had 10 exs.
:ence
These facts all lend 10 establish what ws
hsye go oiien affirmed that the democratic
leaders in North Carolina are detsrmI osd on
he destruction Of The Union
But there are other facts tead,ng 10 con.
firm what sc have said. A Dsmocra'lc
Convention was recently held 10 Georgia, and
nominated the Hon. G. J. Mcdonald a. .
candidate for Governor in opposition to The
Hon. Howell Cobb, who 10 the Union Csndi'
date without dislinctios OF Party. That Con.
vsntion pu, forth platform Of principles from
which We extract .hs following, VIZ:
Resolssd, That zach State in view Of the volun.
,ary nature Of tho Union, has the right In virtue Of
it's Independence AUD sovereignty Of Seeding from
the Union, whsnsver the people thereof, IN thsii
sovereign capacity. shall dstermins such siep to
es necessary TO effect their safety or happiness AND
Of consequence that the General Government has nj
sbfAsrify TO attempt by military force or otAerns
10 restrain State 10 the exercise Of such sove
reign right
The proceedings OF this Convention are
published and Gpprsred by the " Standard,
the organ e the Democratic party IN thu
State Comment 10 unnecessary. l! II
ocentiI nation strosg" that the issue OF Mon
or DIsuNIoN viii soon be upon Us. We shal
in due time give some account, from tn
Journal Of the House Of Commons, of the act
sad principles Of The Secesslo0lsis 10 lha
body, during the last Legislature. i" n
meantime, IRE call on the people TO rou" u
TO proper appreciation Of fhe danser' rh'e'
are abroad
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ARREST OF CROOKS.

Adam Crooks, the notorious abolition lee.
,urer from Ohio, VAS arrested in Mon'gome.
nv county, N. c., on Sunday June 18th, and
lodged IN the county jail At Troy, to await
his ,rlal, the mex, term Of The Court for an
offence against the laws Of the State. II 's
hoped that The Court will deal with this IN.
cendisIy and fareign fanatic, - tho oo'ssGs
of his scls demand aud the public safely aud
welfare require.
Il is high time iha, such ctoakers we're
silenced, aud sent TO their proper places, that
they should DO, deceive the supple and credu'
ious longer.
This Crook. and McBflde are parts Of The
tail Of Joshua K. Gldd,ngs-o has been
sent back. end We hope that il sli be psesum'
ed that there is room enough iet' 10 OHIO Tor
this one, and tina, he be maee in some way
to look il up soon.
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II is sppareni, TO every discerning man
that the attemps will be made at the approach.
ing Congressional election TO elect several
members from this STATE who are decided 90.
cessionists. The scheme was no doubt con.
cocted in the last legislature, and to feel
the pulse of the people on the subject ol
Secession several speeches advocating the
doctrine we're made, bu, il met with so little
favor, that those Speeches were never pub
lished, so that The principles advocated by
the Speakers could not be arrsyed sgains,
ihem-but another plan has been adopted
10 strong Democratic districts, for instance
Mr.. Venabies's, the principle is TO be direct
" advocated, and in the sih District, Mr.
Ruflin, who is the Democratic nominee fol
that District has come out decidedly for Sc.
cessioo. And Mr.. Caldwell and Mr.. Cling.
man, Who hold 10 the right Of secession but
differ 80 TO the tims-all 'hese men will strain
every nerve TO get toto Congress, and if they
succeed there is no doubt that North Caro-.
llns will be claimed as having decided tc
take part with Soulh Carolina. Let the peo
pIe Of this District refeci on these things
This Governmen; was not established BY
the blood and treasure Of our forefsthers ic
be lightly thrown away FoR SECESSION /:
DIsrNIoN. Let every lover Of the Un,on be
determined TO vote for the man who is f1
perpe,usting 1t" for United ire stand di
ridtd ire fall"
See 40 article On The frs, page, on The Dis
unionirs.
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All Cannon.

The non.descrip, editor 10 the ~e' et u.s.
Who thinks he is the embodiment Of al The
influence in this section Of the District, stated
a few days ego ,ha, "oIl tho Wings Of sny
influence about here" were going to vote for
Major Caldwell. To ascertain how far this
assertion was true, we have put this question
to number OF Wings aud asked them "E
they intended TO rofe for Maj. CaldrsH z
The answer invariably has been Z" We do
nol." |, then Iurns on. that all the Wings
Of Influence" who intend to vote for Msjer
Caldwell, are the " Secession " higs aboo,
here. Well. We expected them 10 support
him, for he being a secess,onlst and Gen.
Docko not, would ,ece.se their votes. And
this fact ought to open The eyes of the Union
men. 1t satisfies US that they believe Maj.
Caldwell viii 60 with South Carolina should
she secede, or else, Why would they prefer
thorough going Democrat 10 Wing.
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A GENEROUS ACT.

Ds Bow Commercial Review. for May,
mentions fact not before generally known.
which is highly ered,sble 10 oil tho parties
concerned, as follows:-
"A short tins before Mr.. Cslhoun's death.
and atJut the time II was ascefisined that
he vas declining, 1t was resolved by a mum
Der Of public spirited gentlemen to raise by
subscription among themselves q sum Of no.
ney cuff -ieci TO pay ID some debts, that 10
his desotiop to the pubic interests, be had
been Obliged to contract, aud furnish han
vi ample funds TO travel to Europe. The
design wss 10 demand It Of him as duty to
his State To qui, Congress Tor t'ne md 90
abroad. He died before they had made up
The amount, or Communicated With han upon
The subject. The total sum raised was NEAR
$40 600. The venerable Judge fuger, III.
Gourdln, and NJ. Conner. were the movers
10 the matter, and scled as The trustees"
The money has been placed al the dlspo
sal of Mrs Calhoun.
Our readers will remember that similar
act of l,bersi,y was extended 10 Mr.. Clay
several years ago, number OF hi' pefsosI
friends, (smong shnm No are proud 10 say
was a gentleman Of hi. State, Who would bs
offended should ~e name hIm,l having sub
sctbed $50 900, and quietly paid ~ Mr.
Clay notes In that am0unt IN the kentucky
B,nks-the FIRST knowledge Mr.. Ga, having
Of tho matter being obtained when BIO calico
al the Bank 10 attend To his notes.
More than once, ne believe, have the REQ
pie Of Boston manifested equaI generosity Il
Mr. Webster.
Bitter politicians have called the Wehste
grsrulties by all sorts of hard names, bribery
corruption. DC. but the acts are all alike
soringihg from admiration IT thu mrn. and q
kno~ledge, (Which should be deeply Imptes.
ed upon al those ambitious Of public life.
thai ts emouments are aimo,t always insult
hcient To meet lis expenses, even when, ss II
Mr.. Calhoun'- case especially, The ind,v'dua
IA noted for economy aud prudence.
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TUE METHODIST CHURCH SUIT.

We learn from The Christian Advocate
and Jou'nsl thai the book agents Of the Meth.
od'sl Episcopal Church, sct,ng upon the sug
gest'on Of the Count IN the late trial respect.
ing The church property, have proposed to
the commissioners Of the Church, South, ian
adjust ment Of thei, preferred claims by a 10.
gel arbitration under tho su'horuy of tn.
Court" We are glad to learn this, and
trust that the Souh will, with equal promp,
isuds and cheerfuiness, meet the proposal 70.
worldly Neg York Commercial.
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AN OLD PRtS Err.

A. W. ScoseIl. printer eighty year"
see-ihe aldes, IN the Unied States COW
merced b ! apprenticeship OF seven sea,"
the Kings pruning flee, LONDON 10 To-
sky elgh, years ago. The B'.lo" "''
sa,s: tie ahs a soldier under 81 ''"'
Moofe, nj Cotunns, IN 1909, ~heie Nc 'e'''
we'd ball 10 hts right arm tie ~as "'''
a. the burial OF SIR John, and rememoe''"'
minurest particulars Of the scene ~ :,
also with The Duke Of Wellington 'h'V's
h. " hole campaign, and lost 40 snsf WV -"
by gtspe shot IN the battle "' vs." ,,
THIS veteran typo. after ali his h'ro ~. wv. !,
i. one of the swli,es, aud best cofspo'''''
Boston,"
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A POSER

We were hsndronei, iiipped up H.. 4
cusslon the oihsr day With P'e"' '.l,,
our boough on The proposed eh'"ee u" !. =
dresses. putting IN our oet' "A ,,uo.
ss We thought sgs'os, the coo''"P''s, so,ksd
ys,ion, the young lady very navel, + 20
the uoi.e out OF us by saying: ~ IN, IN
men would only PERM, u. ladies' 70 ' ~ lilo.
Turkish costume, ~e m fe'uf" h.,n,
YOU to adop, the Turkish custom q. ,rccs
.. many w,,e. a. you please" We " @ d.
iincnily threw up cur cap 70 ~, III. nm
short ,s,a. and trowseu.-Cdrh"
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DEP PIVER coal

we have been shown. by Ptof. Lemuel
Williams. beautiful Specimen OF Camel
Coal, found on The plantation Of James Tay.
Tor. E-q., between Pnisbor" and Hay wood
'wo miles above the latter place. N"exam.
nation has yet been made us TO the exten, Of
the vein.
Prof w. il more then ever convinced
however. Of the amazing extent Of The Goa
beds along Deep River, and the conse qucn
immense importance which tina, section Of
country is destined to command.
The Camel is the mos, valuable Of the
Coals-brngiog. generally fonr dollars por,
per ton. The usual price 10 sl2 per cbaI
dfon, which makes II about 90 per ion.-Ra
Gigh Register.
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AN IMPORTANT historical DIscLo-
SURE

AN lMEONA nNs
SURE.
The regular readers Of this paper w'll
doubtless IecolIect that, in ito discussion 81
" The Evil o: the Day." in the early part OF
the last year, whilst endesvoring to show the
danger which nigh, be sPPfeheoded' ~
case Of general representation oil The south.
ern States in the first Nashville Convention
through some impulsive OF hssiy movement
of the instant formation of Southern Con'
federscy, we plsced before them an anony-
NOUS Letter 10 us, advising Us TO warn Inc
North that a Constitution for such new
Government, to supersede the good old I'M.
ted States, had been already PREPARED snd
was only waning for an occasion to be pre-
senled and put IN action. For reasons oil our
own. We placed confidence 10 that statement,
though snony nous.
Fortunately for the whole country but es'
pecialIy for the States Of he South, the Nash
Vile Convention proved TO be an absolute
failure. Before The lime proposed Tor SEND.
ing Delegates 10 II. the People OF the ots'es
of Virginia and North Caroline, who had been
counted upon as game already bsgged, sb"w-
ed thu, they wers not only alive, but vide
awake to the enormity Of The scheme OF dis
uelop into which they had like TO have been
en,rs pped and the State OF Lou's'ans, as
well ne the Western Southern States, would
have nothing TO do with the plot. 30 mat
no opportunity was afforded Tor bringing tor
ward this Constitution Of The Cnifed STATES
South, If such q one had been already pre-.
pared.
The presen, convass in the State ol Mis-
s,ss,ppi has elected information that tho ex'
isience In writing of such u prepared 'n'frs'
sn,nt of D,s.nion was no false suggestion
no Ingenious fable designed to deceive, buI
gu actual fac, susceptible Of proof
From he Match, Courier VIC learn that
Gen. freeman and Senator Foote addressed
the people of Auala ooun'y, Mississippi, on
the 2sih uI,lmo, and that, 10 The course OF
hi. remarks. Senator Foote bore the follow
ing testimony TO the v,e~saod wishes IT Mr..
Calhoun ~ relation TO the Southern Seces
sion
He said that the idea OF demanding q.
m-ndmen,s To the Constitution, and, IN case
81 fading Ia obs,n them, rrsofiing 10 sec"s'
sion, VA. fis.t broschrd by Mr.. Calhoun a fer
our Oc,ober Convention ~ lS4Si that Nj.
Calhoun told h,m ihs, hs NJ. {. bad ~
expectation Of obtaining these amendments
but Mr.. c. thought :ha, II they should be To-
fu.rd, why then the South would unite ~ the
formation Of a Southern Couiederacy auc
that Mr.. Calhoun had prepared Consiitu
tion for this nsr Republic which was to have
been formed out OF one Of the frogmeots o.
our present Union. Wat. hi.i
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New Costume.

A new costume ~ dress cor the ladies' has
caused considerable excitement al he North.
l. 10 cal-d he !" BloomeI costume" and con.
si.ls We believe 81 shos, dress and loose tfou.
sers, AFTER he Turkish fashion. II 10 attempt
ed To be ridicuIed 10 various ways. The las,
notice We see Of il is in the Petersburg In.
leIl,gencer, which states that q lady F" single
young and beautiful" will persmbulaie the
streets Of that town Of course ineog. The
editor says he has furnished himself with Z
double bsrreIIed opera glass 10 order 10 bring
her Us close as possible.
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DlSUNlON.

Tae Southern Rights party, as they call
themselves, in AIsbams, have, ii seems,
adopted the following as their platform:
lG.-Ths "right TO dissolve The Union
a. pleasure.
2d.-Ths necessity OF dissoIving 1t sooner
or later.
3d.--The duty to dissolve il.
4rh.-The Obligation to assist any other
State TO destroy the Union, whenever called
upon.
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A NOBLE ACT.

The citizens Of L,nchburg have deter.
mined 10 raise $40 900, which will be invest.
ed as a permanen, fund, the income from
which IS TO be devoted to the maintenance
aud education Of four orphan children Of the
unfortunate Terry. Eight thousand have
already been subscribed, AID we have NJ
doub, tina, the remaining tao have by thu,
time been rsised. On such an &C, God vii
beslow his choicest blessing. Pet. Intel.
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FOR CONGRESS,
Gen. A. DOckery,

Gsn Alfred Dockerg will add-e.. his fellow ciiI.
r.n. Of the third Congrsssiona District al the fol.
losing times and places, w:
Rockingham. SATURDAY. June 81
WiliIamson's, Richmond Co, Thur,dsy, Jane 26.
Laurel Ill., do saturday june p
Brysn., or The Raleigh road, Moore county, Thurs
day July
Carthage, Moore coUny Jas
Gs.5 Nine, Moore county, Saturday, July
Troy, Montgomery county, Tuesday July
Mineral splings, Richmond, July u
Wsdssb1ro', Tuesdzy. July Is
Furr's stsnlY eouniy, Thursday, Jn'y II
Moore smlhs. Stanly county, Friday. Juy Is
Albemsrls. slsniy county, Saturday, JOY 10
Concord, Cabsrrus county, Tuesday, July %
Fsspermcn's Store, Union CO., Thnrsdly, July "a
DAVIS Gold NINE Union CO., Friday, July q
Monroe. Saturday, July Is
Charlotte, Tuesday, July 70
Dallas. Friday, August
LIncsaton, Saturday, August ?.
Maj c. W. Caldwell will attend ell these appoint
rnenis excep, the sth Of july when lie viii attend
Review At Moust Pleasant, IN Csbsrrus county.
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No Government Of the United States.

NV UVvVluMVut VI tuV OoseV0 St0tNcs
During the session Of the last Lesislaiure
Maj. Caldwell voted indirectly that there was
no Government Of iAe United States. A resolu.
ton was introduced by Mr.. Bynum. which -.
serted THAT there isa Gosernment Of ke Uni.
ted States,"-sgainst this resolution Maj
Caldwell and 10 other Democrats voted, vir.
tually stating that we have no United States
Government. This is in sccordaacs with
the proposition he advocated in his speech.
that we oue NO allegiance TO the General Go.
rernment. We would ask VIA: becomes Of
the oath he takes as Senator Of North Car.
DINA He there swears TO support the Con.
stitution Of the United States. IL We owed
no allegiance Why take such an oath 7 The
fact is, u. do ore allegiance TO the Uoiisd
States Government and every officer in this
State has to swear to supper. the Constitution
of North Carolina, and The United States, and
those who violate it are guilty Of moral per.
jury.
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ANOTHER CUBA EXPEDITION.

The New Orleans correspondent Of the
Nntchez Courier writes:
told you the other day that The Cuba
movement had 10, been abandoned. ! csn
nov inform YOU that 10 less than two mon rs,
unless The Government should succeed IN
sgaIa dsfeausg the plans, YOU will hear OF
the sailing Of the expedition The men are
raised, The officers appointed, and the steam.
ers engaged for transportation. They are
TO start from three different points, aud will
rendezvous ~I,hou, the jurisdiction Of The U.
States. The number Of men to stsft IN the
first place will not exceed 900, and they
will be DIVIDED into four regiments Of 25u
each.
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Great Fire in San Francisco.

In another column an account will be
found If most disastrous fire 10 San Fran
cisco. California. This seems 10 be q most
unfortunate place. This has been The third
great FIRE which has visited it since II has
been under our government. A great hre
also occurred at Stockton-loss u 600 ,OOO.
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CDarInttF
WEDNESDAY, June 25, 1851.

u WILLIAM THOMPSON, Esq. is our a.
gent in Baltimore, authorized to obtain advertise
nsnts and subscriptions, and to grant receipts.
rE. W. CARR. Esq, is our agent in Philadsl.
?his, authorized TO obtain advertisements and pro.
cure subscriptions.
nv. D. PALMER i, our authorized agent to re-
.eivs advertisements and subscriptions al his Offices
70 Boston. New Yo6k and Philadelphia
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TILE POTATOE DISEASE

A Correspondent sends to the Bosion CO
rer he following recipe Tor the cure d ~
vegetable disease known IS the poialoe ri;
What | propose, To save this escvai
from destucilon, |. sulphur, (or brinsfe.
as It Is psusIly ealied.) After the ground u
pte?sfrd aud 'osnufed IN the usual wsy ta
a table. spoottull ID sulphur IN each HILL
Then plan, your Po's.,e., and ouliIvsis n
the usual way. THIS - an that 4. necessary
To inurc a good crop Of good .ound polsos.
The theory Of this Is, that 'se suipAU
gradually uudergoe- decomPo'l'lon, sri 8
wolves 4 s.r, Which keeps the poisloe' ht'
from the destructive animal. Good sell
roued barn yard nsnuf. should be u'te 'o'
the expes mrni; tus II compost is used care
should be taken that neither lime nof s'hs'
are ~ II. foi. II rhefe is, the slkati 81 's'
lime ~ a,he, viii combine With The se'a y
the sulphur, and neu'rahze them 50 a. To @ .
no fi-ci, either as manure OF cure to- u"
rot"
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Returns have been received from IS Cities
towns and townships in Ohio. which give
majority Of 6.065 for the ne" Constitution
and 4,54O against granting license for The
sale OF intoxicating liquots.
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State Rights.

A great deal is now ssit ABOUT State Rights
10 certain quarters, and he opinions Of MIR.
j. ffcGson, who has been considered the father
Of States Rights has b en- appealed TO 10 .us.
tain the position iaken. That the States have
certain rights 90 one viii pretend to deny, but
that they possess all tina. IS claimed for them
under the Constitution, is Inconsistent, in our
view, with the nature Of our Goyernment.-
Mr. Madison, ia his letter 10 Mr.. Hamilton
clearly shows that after adopting the Con.
slitutlon a stale has no right to secede. lie
SAYS as much in as strong language as he
could use-he says slate must take the Con.
sttulion as II is, in toto and for.rer, and Mr.
Jefferson recognises the right Of the United
States to treat dtsunion as rebt zion. Wha
say the slieklers Tor State Rlghts TO hi.
This fac, ha. been brough, TO our notice by
writer IN South Carolina, and # any oU'
will loan Us a copy o. Mr.. Jetiefson's CORES
ponience We vii publish the letters.
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Attorney General.

VIM. Estso. Esq, of Warren county. has
been appointed by Gov. Reid, Attorney Gen.
sfsl. Mr.. Eaton 10 eess,dsted an able law.
YET and his sppointment will give satisfaction.
We learn thai be hiss accepted the sppoiul.
meni.
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coxMrNDABLE DELIBERATio.TCr

The Pa.tntmi Couvtp i'oa o' W hire, d
pr. pa,ion.l ministers Of Ne~ p.ov,.,d
Their recen, meeting, having Dee" rrsai,'
10 ,ske ac,ion ON The subject OF 'o ~, 90 N
Slave Law. voted to lay, the question -, ,, w.t.
,able "for tho.gh and dsl'bfre'oa" A.. =, ,~us
then 10 be made the order oi mo -. :. IN. d
dis,sly .nsr The public s1sIe'''' u
tefpuua."
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-Four DAYS Later from Europe,

By the arrival Of the Steamer Humboldt.
at New York, we have intelligence from
London to the Alb and Liverpool To Bid ms,
Tae PRICE Of cotton remained unchanged
Ths political news 80 Ear as received - 10.
important.
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TIE WHIT.

The coinage at the Mint in Philadelphia
during the week ending the 9Th instant sss
"a 100 half eacss.
34,66" quarter eagles
20 SIS guild dollars.
! 300 SILVER dollars,
- 500 half dollars
l9S 100 three cent pieces.
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37ll44 pieces.

As The Mint Is enabled 10 redeem oil their
certificates So soon ms issued, after The bullion
present c"nhnlng 's operation To the coInsge
of the small pieces, and has on hand large
amount Of quarter eagles aud gold dollars be.
yond the demand for ihem. Nat Intel.
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All for Effect
unionisis.

The secesslonis's hetesbouls have been
thrown into great agony because Gen. Dock
cry said that he would vote the means 10 CO
cree a Safe if It was necessary, to have the
laws executed Well, these sympalhIsers
with South Carolina for effect are constantly
putting the question 10 some one Are you
uiiiing 10 SEE an army pass through here II
uh,p a sister STATE p THIS, Of course, Is ab
horfenl TO he feelings Of almost, ANY one, but
VIC tell the paop'e It is al for fleet Nolh
ing Of the kind will ever happen. The Gen.
eral Government is not so enfee bled as tina! a
mounts 10. Should the time ever come, which
God for bid. iha, the Government should find il
necessary to operate against South Carolina,
or any other Atlantic State, she can DO i, much
more eff-ctually 10 another way-her ports
OF entry can be sbollshed, her commerce en-.
urely Gu, Of and her trade suspeuded-this
would bring her to her duty quicker than an
army marching through the country. and this
can be done in peaceable manner and with
| out tloodshed.
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OF great deal has been said lately OF
the number of Wings intending TO vote for
Mai. Caldwell. As we have not heard Of
any except the sece-sion,st. We very much
doubt its truth. We cannot boast Of ma.
ny Democrats who have determined 10 60 FOR
Gen. Dockery the Union Candidate, hut We
have heard Of one who has written the Major
a letter. IN which he comeo out decidedly
against him, and says he will no, be the
only one he will lose. we hope there are
other Democrats who love the perpe,uaIior
Of our government in preference to party.