Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-10-29
CITY CAROLINA WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER % 1851
THE VERMONT WH1Gs,

THE VERMONT wHIGs.
The Editors of the Raleigh Register are silent in
relation to the recent Abolition, {" higher-law Mes
sage of the Wing Governor of Vermont, while the
Star gives but meagre. and, say the least, in
correct statement of the substance of this document
These papers appear to be determined, far they
are concerned, that the Wings of this State shall not
have just and true account of the position and
siments of the Northern Wings on the Slavery ques.
ton.
The Register denounces as g Disunionists " and
6 traitors " all Southern who will not unquai-
fedlv approve the Compromise -; but the Editors
have words of condemnation for the Vermont
Wings, who not only opposed to the only feature
in this IS Compromise calculated to benefit the
South, but who have solemnly and deliberately de-
clared, by law. that this feature shall have no exis
tence far as they are concerned!
These facts.
The Raleigh Register and Star are, therefore, in
alliance with the Vermont Wings; and being in al
lance with them colaborers and political friends
they are responsible to the slavehoding people of
Nor,a Carolina for their sentiments and conduct.
Union journal, and therefore no hope that it will
iepudate this alliance but look to the Star for
different course after the Editor shall have turned his
attention more particularly to the facts herein set
forth.
No man can say that we have ever apologized for
the conduct of aboloniss, covered up aud conceal
ed the of those democrats the free States
who are unsound upon the Slavery question. If the
Democrats as party. cannot triumph on the broad
platform of the Constitution and the ADVOCATES of
non-interventon the Slavery question, let them,
say we, be defeated. We 60 for the Constitution as
is, for the Union it is, and for the Democratic
party it was, in the days of Jackson and Polk !;
and We will sustain no man for President who does
approve the fngtive-slave law and insist its
faithful execution, and who will not pledge himself
to the doctrine of non-interference by Congress in
questions involving the institution of Slavery.
The Register may talk for Fillmore, but that paper
will go Scot, when the pinch comes though Scott
should play mum and Seward should endorse him. In
Decd we should be surprised at any course on the
part of Southern journal, whch perceive good
results for the cause of the Union in the election of
ty effect the foul character Of its Abolition allies in
Ohio and Vermont.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The last Charleston Mercury contains the vote
(neary in fully for members to Southern Congress.
In the first District the vote is, Wallace secession,
3.3O2 Vernon secession, 3,262; Dawkins, cooper
alton, 4,O65 Rainey, cooperation, 4,Ol9.
In the second District the vote is. Young, seces-
sion, l4s5; Simpson, secession, l,452; Orr, COOP
eration, 3,l62; 1rby, cooperation, 3,lal.
In the third District the vote is, Barnes
2,3o7; Owens, secession, 1924 Preston, co-opera-
ton, 1919; Chesnut, cooperation, 3,0l5.
In the fourth District the vote is, Wilson, seces-
sion, 1887; Dozier, secession, 1856; Dudley. Co
operation, 4,O35 Zimmerman, cooperation, 4,O4l.
In the fifth District the vote is, Pickens, secession
2,473 Nance, secession, 2,460; Wardlaw, cooper
alton, 3,369; Sumner, cooperation, 1906.
In the sixth District the vote is, Ashe, secession
l 1894 Palmer, secession, 1895; Aiken, co-opera
ton, 1884 Porter, cooperation, 1924.
In the seventh District the vote is, Rhett, seces
sion, 1872; Duncan, secession, 2,795; Patterson Co
operation, 1,767 Lawton, cooperation, 1,755.
The immediate secessionsts, it will be seen, have
carried only one Dstrict-the seventh.
DEBow's REVIEW. The October number of this
commercial CnIOulCle OI Tie SoutueIn V'oSsoAH
States is on our table, 1t contains the following as
its leading articles: How the South is affected BY
her Slave institutions; {. William Wirt;'' Or
the management of Negroes )" IS Life and times o
L.aiitte - Is Why New Orleans does not advance
with other good articles in its various departments
Also. Mezzotinto Engravings of Edwin Rufhn Of Pc
tersburg, Va, and A. B. Roman, of La, agricultu
ris, of great reputation down South. Mr. Barnwel
is still travelling through this State and Virginia
socitingpatronage for this truly superior commerca
journal. Published by J. D. DeBow, % Exchange
Place, New Orleans, at five dollars year.
THE SYRACUSE OUTRAGE. 1t is stated that Judg
Conkin the Goth instant, required all the parties
arrested for participating in the late Syracuse outrage
to give bail for their appearance at the next term
the United States Court at Buffalo, on the secon'
Tuesday Of next month. The offence with whicl
the parties stand charged is misdemeanor, and no
| treason.
| We shall see whether these rufians and law-break
ers are duly convicted and punished.
! APPLEroN's Mechanics MAGAZINE AND ENGINEE
JOURNAL for October has come hand. 1t tabound
with matter of much interest to all our mechanics
We notice an article {" on the various kinds OF Eng
lish coal for generating steam. " The investigatio
was made by order of the English government unde
the superintendence of Beche and PIayfair. w
would like to see our government pattern after 8
praiseworthy an example. The bituminous Goals