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3l29 F,om 81, G.o,oe, ,oer arrive, ar mai, so, c..
'on say at m, three times week Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday,
BY Red Bank;
10 WATERFORD by 8 p m, 20 miles,
ana back between 8 and l m Monday, Wedncs-
day. and Friday,
'''o nfom Waherboro at once . week, "Wednesday
by Blue House and Salt Kescher's Bridge;
40 rocoalgo by p m, ~ miles
ana back between a m and 4 y m NEXT day.
Proposals Tor semi-weeky, and also m weekly,
wee between Blue House and Pocotsligo will be CON
'''i from charleston a, 10 m daily
oummervilc, RidgevilIe, Inabnets, st. Georges,
p,anohvilc Midway, Lowery, Grahams Turnout,
BsckviOe WiIis,on, Aiken. and Hamburg
20 Augusta, Ga, by 7 p m, 1879 mIcs
,,oo ana back between m and m.
~ rom charleston at p m daily, except Sunday,
.oueorgeiown by a day, SO miles
n"o osok between daily except Sunday, snd
m next day.
Proposals to embr,cc H.ddve,r. po;p, will he con-
sidered.
'i'o From Charleston at IL m daily
BY Beaufort
savannah, Ga, by a next day, 100 miles
ana osck between 81 and "a NEXT day.
ioPossst TO run direct, emitting Beaufort, with view
20 conveying the great Northern and Southern mail
,,,, through IN ten hours will he considered
'' from Charleston at a twice week, Tuesday and
Friday, II
~ Monks Corner and Black Oak,
10 Pinevills by 10 days, 81 miles
AND back between p m "Wednesday and Saturday,
90. and p m next days
'l'o From Charleston at m twice week. Tuesday and
Saturday. from LIST November TO 18th May, and At 7
an once week, Thursday, from 18th May 10 Iss
November, each year,
ny Rsnou's, Adams Run, Jschsonboro. snd Ashe-
poo Ferry 49,
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By rIai Rdg. Hiskoy Head. Gold Mine. and Noun
Creshaa,
To CAs.isrAsh G. H. BY 10 pun. 40 miles.
Ano back between = u and 10 IN day.
riopossh 70 embrace Housbooagh next 10 Gold Min
are invited
slTl From Lancaster G. H. at IN once week, Tuesday
| BY LandsioId and Lewsvils
| 10 Chestsr G. H. BY 3p N, 80 miles,
And back between and IN next day.
oiH From Chester Q. H. ii week, Friday,
BY Baton Rouge. Carmel Ill., and Tom.vIIs;
TO rinckneyvilIe by Ppm,
And back by townsville and 6sudcrsvillc between II
and IN, equal 10 ~ miles and back.
Proposals for trwsskly service Unionvs and Glenn
Springs will be considered intermediate post Office.
to 10 named
373 From Chester c. H. at m once week, Wednesday
by Chestnut Grove, Spring Rock, Nation Ford, Fort
Mill, and Spring Hill Msna
To Charlotte by 10 M, ~ miles,
back between 4 and 10 p IN, next day;
Proposals to run from Yorkvills to Charlotte invited
STA From Chester G. H. att week, Monday;
BY Torbifs Store and PedensvlIe;
To Hszlswoodby ii m, II niles
And back between m and rpm.
3l76 From Yorkvlle at once week
By South Point, N. C. Woodlawn, Cottage House,
(Hone) and Vesuvius Furnace,
To Newton, Catawba county, N. G. by
Andbsck between
Bidders give distance and schedule Of arrivals and de-
paTtures at each end Of routs.
3l76 From Yorkvlls twics week, Tuesday and Friday,
at8am; at
BY Blairsvils Bulocks Creek, pincknsyvills, Mount
Tabor, UnionvlIe, Cedar Grove Gross Keys, Cross
Anchor, Tylsrvile Laurens G. H., Waterloo, Stony
Point Cskesbury, and Smishsvills
To Abbsvie T. H. by m nsxt days. ITO miles
And back between IL Tuesday and Friday, and 10 p
m next days. I-
Proposals for tr,-weekly service will DO considered.
3l77 From Yorkvile At m once week, Tuesday,
BY HaynosvilIe, EbenezcrviIle, Nation Ford, Coates
Tavern. Landsford, Long Street, Dry Creek Russell
Place, Liberty Hill, and Red Hill; #
To camden by IL m nsxt Thursday, SO miles
And back between Thursday 81 m, and next Saturday
SPIN. g1t LHs tn
Proposals to embrace Hanging Rock, Flat Rock, and
Grannies' Quarter, instead Of Russell Place, Liberty
Hill and Rcd Hill invited also, proposals for
semi weekly service.
3l7S From YorkviIs 1t 9 once week, Friday;
BY Hickory Grove, Smiths Ford, Wilkinsvlle, Dray-
louisville. Limestone Springs. Grassy Pond, High
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ss5s From Savannah at m, twice week, Monday an
Thursday.
BY Old Court house, Rieetoro. and South Newport;
To Darien by M 81 miles;
And back between a and next days.
1888 From Reform at II IN, once week, Fridayi
To Springfield by p m, miles
And back between and p IN.
Proposals for an additional weekly Trip will be considered
1884 From aalcyondae at pm a week, Friday
by Mill Ray and Satesboro'
To Reidsvile by next day, 81 miles
And back between 6 m Sunday and IL next day
Proposals TO commence at Armenia will be considered
1888 From Hscyondale at twice week. TUESDAY
and Friday
BY Black Greek. Buck Creek sylyania &c. IL } Jack
scarborough, Mill Haven, Meadwsy, sardis, and
Alexander,
To Waynesborough by . p m next days, 81 miles;
And back between q m "Wednesday and Saturday,
and next days.
$500 From Spears Turnout, the central railroad p
m, once q week, Saturday
10 Fifty hf.h Precinct, Emanuel county, by m,
~ miles
And back between IL a m and 81 D M
s2o1 From Midwife at P m once week. Saturday;
by Conoochee
To Swainsborough by p m, 20 miles
And back between IN and IL
Proposals TO commence at Hocomb invited.
1888 From Davsborough after arrival of from east say
4pm, twice week, Wednesday and Saturday;
By Fenns Bridges
To Louisville by p m, l6 miles
And back between and IL m.
Proposals for additional weekly trip to Louisville
direct invited
Also, proposals TO commence at Spears Turnout, omit
ting Fenn's Bridge. (See No. 3265)
$3.50 From TennIls after arrival of from Savannah
say at A P m, six times a week,
To Sandcrsville by 50 m, miles;
And back between m and p
$3.50 From Tennille after arrival of cars from Macon say
at 100 a m twice week, Wednesday and Saturday
BY Twins Cross Roads and Buck Eye;
To Dublin by "a m, 81 miles
And back between IN and p m, Thursday and
Sunday.
1861 From Mlledgevillc daily at 8 IN;
by Deveraux's Store Sparta, and Mayfed
To Warenton by m, as miles;
And back between and m.
1852 From Miedgeve at 4 NJ, week, Tuesday
BY CIopton's Mills;
To Eatonon by IL m, 20 miles
And back between p and p m, Monday.
Proposals to end at Sanordsvle and perform two adj
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Walkers Sec Rivers Bridge.
- GEORGIA.
3250 From Savannah daily At o am;
BY Reform, Egypt, Armenia. Halcyondae. Ogechee,
Scarborough, MiAin. Midwife, Holcomb. Spears
Turn Out, Marlborough, TennilIs, Oconee, En-
NETT, Mcdonald. Gordon, and Grmwodville,
To Macon by m, 1904 miles
And back between q and p m.
Proposals for night schedule, with view to trans
porting the great Northern and Southern mail, will
be considered
s25 From Savannah At 10 M twice week, Tuesday and
Saturday,
BY Darsn. Brunswick, 81. Mays Msyport Mills, Fla
Jacksonville, Mandarin, Hbcrnia, Gays Ferry, and
Picolata
To Piatka by IL m next Monday and Thursday, ass
| mies;
| And back between m Monday end Thursday and
| ~ night nsxt "Wednesday, and Saturday.
Proposals. 10 dominance At Charleston g. touching at
Savannah, Ga. will b. considarsd Aho proposals. 10
direct from Oharluou 70 jacksonville and beyond
Proposals for tiwssky service win also h. conadsred
and for branch mail from Hibernia TO Gsrsys Ferry,
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-04-23

TIE CENTRAL RAIL ROAD. The Raleigh STAN
dard the whole OF whose article shall be laid before
readers next week, makes some excellent remarks
upon the prospect the CASTOR Road its connection
with the Petersburg and Norfolk interests, and the
liberaly with which some Of the citizens Of North
Carolina have re-subscribed to this work con,rasted
with the stinted generosity of others. ,..,.
The Standard lays considerable stress upon the
importance Of this roads being rebuilt as connects
ing link to the Central road. and that failure
to re-establish it firm and lasting promise Of per-
maneney, it ia thought by many gentlemen well is;-
turned on the subject. will seriously put in jeopardy
the building of the Central road' This is precisely
what is thought hereabouts, and heard enc Of the
first. rmest and fastest Of the friends Of the Central
road say, that the Castor road went down. he would
cease to urge the building Of the Central project
If the CASTOR road be not built. the Central road,
fbuilt' would lose all the through have and the con-
tract for carrying the great Northern and Southern
mail two Of the chief items presaging its success.
We should like to have the opinions Of the rest Of
the press on this subject. The .Stsndard's article
is in good time and shall appear next week. The
.opie of the whole State interested in this work.
and cannot have too much information upon it,.
Is Charlotte Hornets Nest.
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VOLUME XVII.
rur NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
p-,,,surn WkrxLr AND SENl-WEExIr, ,sril
wIr.L1AM W. HOLD EN-, - FL
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR a-a. -

,ur WxrxIr. Two dollars per annum,
in within the tstd first a months dS;': .as Ts1es srs
Gay cents: ss .g mouth: fro" the % time Of
subscribing. 80" :.
T.,xs Of TIE sExr-WEEkIr. Four dollars per
.nn,n' in ADVANCE within the first month; Four
and fifty sa s:
zine of subscribing. +r1 ~ 7....,
II The above rules will he inaexibly adheredto.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding fourteen lines will
=. inserted one time for dollar, and twenty five
ts for each subsequent insertion; those of greater
1nab in proportion. Court orders and Judicial Ad-
Sesements will be charged Is per cent higher than the
.bove rates. reasonable reduction will be made to
those who advertise by the year. Advertisements nser
ted in the Semi Weekly Standard will also appear in
the Weekly Paper, free of charge. @''#.' '....-''
SUBSCRIBERS and others, who may wish to send money
TO the Editor do at all times, by Mail and at his
tisk Receipts for all sums will be promptly transmitted
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-04-23

CHOICE OF Evils. An account of the surrender
Of Simms and his departure, win be found ON our
first page. Some objections have been made TO the
manner in which he was carried off, at an early hour
this morning. before people were generally astr. We
will only remark, that the Of his withdrawal
from the city was choice Of evils. If there had beer
parade of police and military force, the enemies Of
the law would have pointed to it as an evidences Of
distrust Of the people. If there had been no dispisy
OF force, however we'll and widely disposed the peo-
pie might have been to uphold the laws an organized
band OF dozen men might have rescued the prison.
er, and the effect of such rescue would have been
disastrous to the reputation Of Boston as city deter
mined in good faith stand by the Constitution and
Laws Of the United States. We hore never to have
similar scene enacted in Boston; but at the same
time hope if Boson to array herself against
that Constitution and those Laws she will do il fank-
ly, openly and honorabiy, and not seek to attain by
any ndirecon. what she cannot accomplish, by legal
and Constitutional means. Baston Transeript
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MAIL CONTRACTS.

The Washington Republic Of Tuesday last says
esterday morning the Postmaster General announ.
oed his decisions the proposals for mail contracts
in the States of Virginia. North Carolina South Car
ona, Georgia. and Florida and also on The propo
sails for the routes established by the last Congress.
A large number of the bidders were present, and
awaited the result with some anxiety" ..
We learn, says the Republic, that the number Of
regular routes contracted for is eight hundred and
eighteen; irregular, four hundred and eighty three
special, two hund red and ffty-eight. l-r- -...
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-04-23

The RALEIGH STANDARD. The Editor of this able
and popular journal. is taking the Editor of the Raj.
eigh Register clean through series of articles just
about this time. Leave hut wreck behind, - and
when done with the Register what is left Of il,
over to us, and if necessary will give it the fin
ishing stroke..' With the Editor OF the Standard,
seated at the City Of Oaks" and the Editor of the
Republican, on the banks of the Roanoke, we IS can
accomplish all things. Sound the tocsin Of alarm
and when danger is near proclaim upon the ,oun-
tain tops, and we will publish it in the valleys.
HaHfar Republican.
We are glad to learn that the Republican is better
sustained at present. than it has been before. Its
Editor richly deserves the liberal encouragement he
is receiving. He is sharp thorn in the side Of Fed
eralism in old Halifax.
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The cost OF the Road TO Little River, l2f miles,
was Sl9.468 So. Of the miles beyond Little Riv.
62s So. To this should be added, cost of bridges,
right Of way, toll houses, land, &c., which, with the
above of ,S25 Is, makes the entire cost Of
the Al miles 1920 feet Carthage, $6i 667 Is,
average of $l49s 81. Cro this will have to be add
ed small amount for reducing some Of the grades
on the section next to Carthage.) . -
The work on the A. 9-lO miles contracted for by
Messrs. Worth. beyond Carthage, is going on in a
manner generally satisfactory. About ls miles are
finished. ... .-ss ... ... ... -
The President estimates the cost of the road from
Fayetteville to Johnsonvie, 90 miles, (the terminus
Beyond Johnsonvile, the cost is estimated at $l750
per mile. There is a point about IL miles beyond
Johnsonvile which is supposed to be common to the
routes Of both Lexington and Salem-l9 miles from
the former and 81 from the latter After building to
this common point, there will be about $39 600 of
the capital unexpended, of which, however, Gle, 600
is invested in five Steam Saw mills, that will proba-
oily be sold at come loss when the work is finished.
Lines have been surveyed to Lexington, the Yad-
kin River. Mocksvle, and Salisbury ;about ID miles
VIZ: to Watson's, Evanss, and Haughton's Bridges.
These lines leave the road about 80 miles from this
place, and run Il miles to Watsons, l3 to Evans's
aud IL to Haughton's. This branch to Deep River,
at either of these points, could be built for about
$llOO to $1,000 per mile. .-.. .....s
$2492 81. For Engineering 1896 81. For Righ.
OF Way STA %. For five Steam Saw Mills $l5,-
$50 OF. For Contingent Expenses 1903 II. All
the accounts and vouchers have been carefully exam
ned by different committees Of the Board, and ap-
proved;
There has been collected from individuals, for in
terest on their notes given for their subscriptions
$577 80.
The Report strongly favors the extension Of the
Road, not only to Lexington but to Mocksville and
Staesvie, where it will connect with the Western
Turnpike. TO Salem and thence to the Virginia
line, to connect with the Virginia improvements. To
Greensborough. And to Deep River. Recommends
the opening Of books of subscriptions for the remain-
ing $4,000 authorized TO be added to the Capital
for the purpose Of constructing the several lines Of
roud.
The Report states, what is undoubted fact, that
the increase in the value Of land between this place
and Carthage, has been than the whole cost of
the Read between those points. The increase in the
value OF property in Carthage has been more than the
amount of stock subscribed in the whole county OF
Moore, and the appearance of that has greatly i'm.
proved. More than 90 buildings, including the Saw
Mills have been erected along the line of the Road,
and r"rpentine DistlIlery is going up about miles
from this place. Fayetteville Observer.
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NUMBER S64.
THE ADOPTED CHILD. |.

q, N MRS. ncnANs.; ~ 43fsH fi*t"@
"Why wouldA thou leave me- @ gentle eaiIa : ~ ,s
Thy home on the mountain is bleak and wild, ,ais
straw-roofd cabin, with lowly wal--a.st 80 "a!
Mine fair and paf'a hall, q aaf-! Zee. s - 80
Where many imsse Of marble gIsams, .sa sSei
And the sunshine Of pictures for ever ssreaszs!"
20! green is the turf where my brothers play, NJ
Through the long bright hours Of the summer day;
They find the red cup.moss where they climb, ea.
And they chase the bee DER the scented thyme,
And the rocks where the heath-aower blooms they
know ...-..-' .-.-. .s.s5 ....; - -, er-s,.
Lady, kind lady o, let me so.'' ,.,rs. ss.gs..s
+" Content thee, boy in my hover to dwell, .,Taaa
Here are sweet sounds which thou lowest well s ls
Flutes the air in the Silly noon. H.. adj IL ~
HarPs which the wandering brcezes tune, ...ql ~
AID the slvery wood-note Of many bird, Il IS
Whose voice neer in thy mountains heard" -
o! my mother sings, at the twiight's fall, ,.l l>
song OF the hills far more sweet than all fss,az
She sings it under our green tree, ..--t4.s =.
TO the babe half sumhering on her knee: =; q, -.
drealnt last night of that music low ..s, = s.,
Lady, kind lady! o, let me CO." ..t..3 ~.... :,
i" Thy mother is gone from her cares to rest, ~
She hath taken the babe on her quiet breast; f...
Thou wouldst meet her f,otstep, my boy, no more,
Nor hear her song at the cabin door.
Come thou with me to the vineyards nigh, -
And we'll pluck the grapes of the richest dye"
"Is my mother gone from her home away = " g" 80
But know that my brothers are there at play ''.
know they gathering the foxgove's bell, '' :
Or the long fern leaves by the sparkling well
Or they launch their boats where the bright streams
flow . f.-. ...>t,t.i ts5.t7 ~ '.>i .H' q
Lady, kind lady! o, let me co." ai s%a@7 lEs',.
" Fair child, thy brothers wanderers now - 81
They sport no more the mountains brow; : .'''
They have left the fern by the springs green side,
And the streams where their fairy barks tried ,
Be thou at peace in thy brighter lot, :H. ~ -,
For thy cabin home is lonely spot" .s..'4 .
l." Arc they gone, all gone from the sunny hill -
But the bird and the blue-Ay rove Der it still; a'
And the rea-decr bound in their gadness free, 3
And the heath is bent by the singing bee, -
And the waters leap and the fresh winds blow fa
Lady, kind lady o. let me CO." r..ss, - ST. p
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-04-23

The Wheat CRop. We receive favorable re-
ports from the wheat crop in the eastern portion Of
North Carolina. 1t is represented to be very prom.
isng, and unless bligh,ed before harvest we may ex-
pect abundant yield. The farmers have also iin.
ished planting corn, and much Of it s already u ssd
grow ing finely. Thus Gar the seasons have been IA.
vorable for agriculture purposes. '',' h'% T..'
The accounts from different parts Of Pennsylvania
says that the growing wheat never presented more
promising appearance than at the present time.
The Cleveland (Ohio) Herald says that tie wheat
crop through the countries Of WayDa, Stark Holmes,
ruscarawas and Mahoning never looked betet at this
season Of the year than now. has occasiony been
little more rank, but without exception Of single
field; it is looking strong and beautifully. "'' IS
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AsorHEa CusAs Exprprrros. The A,alauta (Geo.)

. ANorHsR CUBAN EXPEDITION. The Atalanta (Geo.
Intelligencer, Of the 10Th inst. says:' '''''
'sOne hundred and twenty enterprising looking
Young men took the Macon and Western cars from
this city this morning. bound professedIy for Califor-
MIA but it is we'll understood here tha, their intended
destination is the Island of Cuba. Several young
men from AtaIanta Joined the company before it lett
1t is perhaps. worthy e notice, in this connection,
that half dozen boxes of rifles were yesterday
morning shipped ON the Ataanta and West Point rail-
road from this place." - =.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-04-23

ANorass. On Sunday last "a ailisy oecurred IL.
the nsieheerhood Of Gss.on es.yseG Two
,erminaieJ in the death of Tho hiser. Cir ham shls
beeaa And md eoa6ped ia Pa. 81
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-04-23

TIE New CUBA EPxRDl TON. We gave stas,.
ment Monday. says the Baltimore Sun, of the de.
parture of 100 men from A,aanta, Geo., last week,
on another supposed Cuban expedition, with boxes
Of rifles, &c. In addition to this, the National In
teligencer, of yesterday, says:
"lf either private public information is to be
relied upon, another scheme Of unlawful violence,
be directed against the territory Of friendly power,
in the form of attempt upon Cuba, is on foot. We
have letters from the interior of Georgia. stating the
departure Of number Of persons for the Gulf coast,
intending to meet and organize somewhere on the
coast in the Deighborhood of Apalachicola."
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-04-23

FATAL ARRAY. On Saturday last, an aifiay ee-
cured in Scotland Neck, ia this comfy be,wesn
party connected With the Circus and Benjsms Elex-
wood-in one Of which ARRAYS EIexson was s.abbed
in the temple aud killed. We have not learned lie
particulars. but understand tis the impression ofshS
community in which it ocesered, shas the fatal hlow
was given by :Edmnndson !; and ~ it was in bis own
threats. ,ia, hs ras osrfSe,y assi6 .hie.-Af
ztat;s5ass- ss f,si, y 1eses Weldom Fatriat:.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-04-23

NEwsPAPERs OF TIE woaLD. There are 10 news
papers pubIshed in Austria Ii in Africa, - Spain,
20 in Portugal. 30 10 Asia, IS in Belgium, So ip
Denma. 80 in Russia and Poland, 800 in Prussia,
800 in other Germanic States. 500 in Great Rtsain
and Ireland, and 800 in the United States. e. ss5
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-04-23

.: PUBLlc sESTIMENr IN Nrw YoRK. William Lloyd
Garrison, the president Of the American Anti
~ Society,". has issued bulletin Informing its ms-
bers that the annual meeting Of that sociey, to take
place in the ensuing month. will be held Syscuse
New York. Heretofore. he, says. these meetings.
have been uniformly held in the city Of New York,
but that now 'no meeting hose hall in thai great
city can be procured. either for the love Of liberty or
for gold, for the accommodation ofhe society. Meth.
err in the adjacent city Of Brooklyn any snisahls
building be obtained for this purPose." TIE peace-
ful and orderly people OF the great city may, We
think. with reason congratulate themselves on ,his
rddance. p ~ ;!....s. 49,, * So
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-04-23

date for Governor ON this issue Will Mey pledge
themselves to support no man for the Office Of Gov.
ernor or for any other State Office, who does not ad-
vocate this unrestricted Convention!
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-04-23

The Goldsbo:ough Republican says, the grading oi
tie Greenvile Plank Road has been commenced, and
that the first ground broken on the 7th instant.
The Company are giving twelve dollars and hall
per month for negro men, the owners finding then,
with every thing. a-si s
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-04-23

The last Ashevile News defends Mr.. Clinsman
at length and with ability, agains. the nsidious at
tacks of the Ashevie Messenger. 1t is not little
remarkable tha, there is but one Whg paper in the
State the News) which cordially sustans that gen.
tleman in the gallant stand he has akenfor Southern
rights. Party before the South. is the motto Of the
Wing press Of this State; and this fact is srikingy
evidenced by their course in relation to Mr.. Cingman