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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-08-27
Telegraphed for the Philadelphia News.
Exciting H4gihire Stare Case in Bufalo-IKp Law

BUFFALO, Aug. Is. The second cook of the steam
boat Buckeye State named Daniels, was arrested this
morning, claimed as fugitive slave from Louisville,
Ky. He is claimed by man named Moore. 1t was
kept as still possible, but the report spread
through the city, and large crowd collected around
the building in which he was confined. An attempt
was made to take him to Jail in private carriage but
very large and excited crowd collected making threats
OF violence If he was not released. The 6rebells
were rung, which served in measure TO disPerse
the crowd, and he then taken to the wachhouse,
still followed by a large crowd.
When the negro was taken the Of the claimant
stepped up behind him while he was passing along
the boat his ordinary avocations and felled him
to the deck with one blow Of billet of wood. The
blow was severe one. laying open the back part of
his head, and rendering him senseless. The excuse
given for this act was understood by some who were
present at the examination, to be that he had carv
ing knife in his hand, with which he intended
sault his assaant.
This afternoon he was taken up to the Court House,
under charge of the Mayor. large body Of police,
and two or three companies of fremen, who were
called out for the occasion. Considerable difficulty
experienced in the undertaking. and several per-
sons acting as guardians dragged do,on and
tran.pled under foot By the enraged multitude. The
Court House was finally reached, and large num-
Der Of persons collected inside to witness the first
trial in this city under the Fugitive Slave Bill.
dense throng collected out side, blocking up the pas
sages and rendering them impossible, thereby pre-
venting all ngress or egess into or out Of the Court
House. The examination held before United
States Commissioner H. K Smith. Only one wit
ness was sworn. the same person that knocked the
negro down. The negro did not deny being slave.
The examination was, consequently, BRIEF and result
ted In an order for his return to Kentucky. He was
then remanded to Jail, whence he was taken without
much trouble.
A ,oarrant sscorn out by one Of the citizens
charging the negrOs assaIant with assault and battery
and he has been arrested, and is now in JAIL It's re-
ported he wW be tried to-morroav morning.
Before giving the order for the removal of the fug
tive, Mr.. Commissioner Smith offered TO subscribe
twenty-five dollars towards purchasing his freedom
]. L: Talcott and Seth Hawey, Esqs., acted
sci for the accused.
The excitement has somewhat abated. Knots of
persons can be gathering at the corners, discus
sing the merits of the case. Now that its operations
are seen and more vividy appreciated, there seems
no disposition to attempt anything like violent
rescue.
Buffalo belongs to Mr.. Fillmore's old Congress
sional District; and the Buffalonans the people
to whom that gentleman preached such red-hot Abo-
li,ionsm in 1886. These are the fruits of the seed
then sown Ly his hands.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-08-27

James A. Seldom Esq, in card, in the last Rich
,n0nd Enquirer, declines being candidate for Con-
g'ess at the next election, for the Richmond Con-
giesslonal District. His reason is the bad state
ol n MS health. Mr. Seddon has distinguished him.
SELL during his term of service in Congress, by his
sound craftsmanship and his devotion TO the Consi
'u''oh and the rights of the States.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-08-27

WRoNe. We are surprised to see that some of the
democratic papers have followed the slang of the
whig press in calling those candidates who don't ack-
nowledge the right of secession Union candidates,
as though the ones who advocate the right of seces-
sion were not Union men. In our opinion those who
maintain the right better Union men than those
who deny it. We know of none that are disunion-
lists out of South Carolina. North Carolinian.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-08-27
WHlG PRINCIPLES.

We asked the Raleigh Star, as our readers may re-
member, what it meant by the of the term sWhig
principles" and that paper replies as follows:
"We only mean to convey the idea that the Wings
are governed by real, bona d, sound and wholesome
political opinions in opposition to the "seven prnci-
Ples which bind together certain party from Ar
thurs Oven to Kinloss and Kildrummy ''-from the
Aristook to the Rio Grande-defned by that master
OF political science John Randolph of Roanoke, to
be five loaves and two fishes, constituting, accord
ing to that great philosophical statesman John G.
Calhoun, " the cohesive power of public plunder."
The " Wings are governed by real, bona tide, sound
and wholesome political opinions, in opposition,
&C., &c. Well, what oft! What does that amount
to? WAat are these opinions and principks2 That
is the question-will the Star answer it?
The Star reminds US of the boatswan who was
told by the Captain that the man not dead, and
to wait at least till he was dead, replied, you needn't
be darned jolly particular to few minutes-hell
be dead presently, and so, trouble here goes
now." The Star no doubt thinks US too "jokty par
icular" by long ways, in desiring the specifications
the separate planks in his platform. He says he
" only means to coruey idea" that he is and so
in the abstract he does not even leave the infer
ence that he intends to give "the particulars in the
small bills.''
The Star says, generally, that his principles con-
sist TN opposition " to the five loaves and two
fishes which constitute. as he intimates Democrat
c principles. We should Judge so, taking things by
contraries. from the nice little loaf" which see
in the last Star in the shape of Government adver-
tisements.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-08-27

Judge Bragg's majority for Congress in the Mobile
District, is just ls5l-one vote majority in favor Of
the Southern Rights candidate for each year since
he commencement of the Christian era.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-08-27

We understand from good authority, says the last
Weldon Patriot, that the Seaboard and Boanoke Rail
Road will be completed to Garysburs BY Saturday
next and that very early thereafter the cars will
run daily 10 and from that point to Portsmouth,
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-08-27

A small piece of paper or linen, just moistened
with turpentine and put into the wardrobe or draw
ers for single day. two or three times year, is
sufficient preservative against moths.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-08-27

Voltaire's definition of a physician is: Sc An un-
fortunate gentleman. expected every day to perform
miracle namely, to reconcile health with intemper-
ance."
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-08-27
THIRD DISTRICT

THIRD DISTRICT.
The following is the vote in full for member of
Congress from the Third District:
l849. 1851.
naho (,aIdyv. n, w
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-08-27
THE RESULT IN ALABAMA

Henry w. Collier, Southern Rights Democrat, has
been reelected Governor of Alabama.
We copy from the Mobile Register sterling
Democratic print-he following account Of the Con-
gressional elections in that State.
"OuR CoNGREssMEN. From the returns received,
and previous knowledge, it is pretty certain that the
representation from this State, to the next Congress,
will be as follows:
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-08-27

An old bachelor, who edits paper sodsswhe!e in
as he d fof nianiages in his paper. ~,
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-08-27

The SELr-mov1Ne CAaaIAsE: The Paris cores
pondent of the Philadelphia Bulletin, in late letter,
1.-Two years ago, described for: an American pa
per, the selfmoving carriage Of M. Provost. Since
that time, NJ P. has travelled in it great part
of France visiting Tours, Saumur, Orleans, Chares,
Havre and other places. He is now III Paris on his
for the force employed is not the muscular strength
applied pedals cranks, but the weight of his per-
son, which puts in movement the machinery on much
the same principle with the weight Of clock. On
ordinary roads, (they are Macadamzed in France,
carriage is about six feet by three and the machinery
not visible from the outside" n
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-08-27

A SLAVE QUESTION. A STAKEHOLDER from Mis-
sour; took of his men slaves to California in the
spring Of l849, and has been engaged in digging
gold there for two years. The slaves labor was
very valuable, much so that the master refused to
take $500 a year for his services. By the last
steamer the Missourian returned to New York city
with plenty of gold, and with his slave, was about
returning home. The New York Commercial says,
however, that some persons having learned These
facts, advised the slave that he made free by the
laws Of California and that he had right to
wages for the time he worked for his master in that
country. This information induced the colored man
to apply to an attorney to institute legal proceedings
and suit has been commenced against the Missouri
to recover the wages claimed to be due. The
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-08-27

SEVEN NEGROES KILLED BY LlGHrNlHG.@ On Wed
nesday evening. 23d ult, Mr.. John Reeves, residing
about sixteen miles south of this place. in company
with seven of his negroes. were induced by the ap
pearance OF cloud rising 10 repair to large tree,
but short distance from where they were at work
for shelter. Mr.. R. being on horseback reached the
first. and by accident let his horse loose and in
endeavoring to recover him. receded some distance
from the tree; whSn ; ne neatd cap o. taunde5
At the usual time for returning home, none of the
hands made their appearance. MI. X. becamed alarm
ed, and, in company with another person., went in
search Of them. They went Immediately to the tree
where they had contemplated shelter, and found them
all dead two of them lying near the tree, and
the other five were in the hollow Of it.
BoHuer (1enn.) Herald.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-08-27
The Cuban Reu0luti0n.

CHARLESTON, Aug. ls. Private. accounts from
Cardenas state, the most reliable authority, that
the accounts of the uprising perfectly correct;
a year.
General Lopez was anxiously looked for. Every
thing is arranged that he can make safe landing.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-08-27
The .Arkaslsas Election.

LITTLE Rock, Aug. l6. Johnston, the Southern
Rights democratic candidate, is undoubtedly elected
to Congress.
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-19

HsApeuAKrEKs MARsE Cosrs,
ounItefnaster's Once, Washington, Oct rs, 1851.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS win received al tbs on until III
- O'clock Tuesday, day OF Novau.h., n.r1 "a.
the United States marines al te lowing
lions or the year 1852, vi1
Portsmouth, New Hampshire; f. s.aH
Chariestown, Massachusetts,
Brooklyn Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Peansy Issnia;
Gospor Norfolk, Virginia
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington, District OF Columbia.
pound quarter OF fresh bss
three OF pound pork eighteen Of bread
Hour Of the
the Coffee twelve pounds
OF the best New Orleans eight quarts OF the best white
salt four pounds o. good
hard brown and aud half Of good hard dipped
taiiow candles, each hundred ralons, 45..@
The beef required shall be delivered the order Of the command
shall consist OF the best and Of the the
PORK 70 Dc NO prime the OF the best
quality oil the kinds named, subject inspection.
De entertained
bond o Two hundred dollars sureties, execution
Oh 'be sohuac awarded The sufcienoy
be ceTuned by official person,
To be endorsed, "PI opcsa for rations
The Portsmouth Hampshire; Doon Atas and Adj
veriser Boston Massachusetts Bunker Hin Auroa
Massachusetts New York Courier Mirror
aud Posi-, New York. Brooklyn Evening star BROOKLYN, Long
Island Philadelphia North American Daily Phil
adepnia fao and American, baltimore Gazette,
Vgnia wing, and Republican, Richmond Norfolk Beacon
Herald, Norfolk virginia. and Pensacola Gazette
Florida will the above
t and send the
copy of the advertisement, to this Office for payment
l6- lhNov +
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Dsmocraiie Victories.


Our much-respeced neighbors OF the lnisligsner
have accused the eIegraphic wires OF rendering very
undressing the election details, but they have in
timated that in Ohio there has been somewhat OF q
coalition between the abolitonists and the democrats
The Republic also seems be surprised that we should
cry on, GLORIOUS news from Ohio" because il says
the authority Of the Journal OF Commerce. that the gov
ernor elect was tainted with free soism We infer that
the difficulty in the minds OF contemporaries is not
tina, there is anything wrong in abolition free soism,
but that the democratic party should have permitted
any persons suspected OF those hereses 10 vote their
ticket II il were true, the New York Journal Of
Commerce supposes that the free soil faint still attaches
to some democrats we should like TO know by what
process TO get rid Of il, il that already resorted
10 is Intellectual The democrats universally adopt q
platform Of good faith to the old usages Of the party
they disclam all sectional resorts and invoke the sup
port OF those only who subscribe to the doctrines Of JEFF
ferson and Jackson and who maintain the Compromise
settlement Of the slavery question. IL. IN spite OF
such guards the wings still lose their old allies. and Mr.
Corwn can s exclam 10 the aboliloniss, Why desert
me 7love not stood BY you father BY his children
our opinion is that the complaint is not that described by
our neighbours We would rather say that il is not de-
rnocracy which is tainted by Abolition but that il is de-
mocracy which has abolished whiggsry.
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clsrI.n,p or tbs House % Representatives.

10 me Editor Of the Union.
perceive the question of the Cerkshp to the House of
Representatives OF the Thirty Congress is brought
up ia your paper OF yesterday by strong euogy the
present incumbent signed Jusla"
did not suppose the subject would have been started
quise 30 early and especially by the friends OF the ncum
bent 1t is presumed he discharged his duties as that
no member could justly complain OF his conduct and there
lore ne Stood on vantage ground, aud might afford to be
silent until he should be assaled IT, therefore, he exhb-
tied the talents which ascrbed him. and performed
the part OF good democratic Office holder, he will have
nothing 10 fear in that searching operation which all the
applicants for future stations must undergo Public opn-
ION points very clearly 10 thorough operation in the
organization OF the democratic party Such one is
called Tor by prudence well justice; and shall
have no objection the present ncumbents stand the
test successfully
In the mean tme however, it cahnot be denied that
other persons have been considered worthy of the i'm
portant station named the head of this article from
their personal and political merits. Among them the
Hon f. D. Potter late member of the House from
Ohio. and Col John W. Forney, of Pennsylvania Both
are SO we'll known that il is not necessary specify their
claims on the democratic party. They talented, faith
full and efficient and would fill that office as well as any
OF its former incumbents.
One reason for selection Of one Of those gentlemen is
the glorious results OF the elections in the States of Ohio
and Pennsy lvania Those States have great claims on
the party; and this is occasion where can show
our appreciation OF their merits.
Another name would present, but that consider him
likely TO be presented for different sationI mean Gen.
eral Lane Of Indiana Colonel Weller, also, OF Ohio has
claims OF the highest order Perhaps either of those
gentlemen might be induced to accept, and the democratic
party could rely on their ability and fidelity with per
feet confidence Either Of them would honor the station
OHIO
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING. OCT. 10. 1861.

NJ N. I.sA.L T. JAsss ls South Tenth street, Philade
~. . .sthods.d collections for in 'e cities Of New
yort Bossoa, philadelphia and Baltimore
s0-EpwAHps SANFORD, Co., cxpfo~s agents and banke"
~ .,,A States, Lsndon and Liverpool have been appointed
s ~ ths aUn0n" authorized 70 receive subscriptions
- paper Their once In London Il Mo- ~
c,ssn.m street, Liverpool No Columbia buildings
h,. coscsrn this with the
hou,s a Co.. agents. and entitled 70 e conn.,
A.ses ef friends abroad.
azn ISRAEL h. JANIS No. lsa South Tenth street, PhlAde
.hs IL eur gsnsss travelling agent, assisted BY Mes WA H.
WxLp Jess CoLLlns, JAnEs DEKaHs A. kIkK WxLLASfoA,
ga EvAss Jous T. JuDxss LooxE, JOS B0TroS' 'SoAs
r Button. aud THOMAS ID. Mes.
M Mr. O. W. yAnK Cincinnati, Ohio, Is our genera uavc'
linz AGENT for the assisted by JOHN T. DENT "A
R.nsAr Dr. ]. w pswoRTH r. X. GRAVES, A. Laws 'AAn
pur..r,o.p Dr. Lorr FRASKLArD and 2 NJ
T. WIssxAn Each of above persons has cerunes@ % m
MAYOR Of Cincinnati the city, describing Their
70 there win paying them and we hope al On whom
they may call will make convenient 10 settle win them
NJ w. b. PALAxx American Newspaper AGENT auMoi
,xsd 70 make cities OF Boston, new xo
and duly empowered TO take aho
required by u.s. lis receip" WIN ~
,e,.ed ~ payments His Offices aeBoston, Congress street,
New York. Tribune building; Philadelphia, northwest corner Of
Third d Chestnut streets.
Mr r. D. JomssoN Galveston, authorized 70 procure
.ubscTibcrs, &c, for the Union in Texas
orz-Receip,s from either sf the above will be good