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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that

warrant has been ssued ~ the Honorable Henry p
EdV As u the sces Of the supreme CoaTt Il the
STATE Of New YORK directed h the Sheriff Of the City R
County q NevYors command nm - attach. seize And
safely keep the stear, q; called the TELEGRAPH be
1gns 20 the por. 4 ScVYork, and las: Commanded ~
one PARKS ard tha all S who clam n have de-
nancs against The sad vessel her acA.e apparel and fur
ntur, under the proyo1s 4 the sh te II the Sh chap
tr q re ti ra-- 0ft1s Fcvei Statutes required 70
deliver Il ther he sd Jus
lct O., me Cy Hal tho tty C NeFfo-s. within ;a-er
n,nis .rr t-e frt nun II this u-ce. thS; their
edy aranst ne sad vessel vii - forfeited Also taSe
nuce that si vessel vii bc ID for The payment Il the
c. Us s-Hs' hcr. unless tte owner, cons snee r W.
aier thereof person Interested n -e.n- APPEAR
ald ttcL---e tie sad Vlf-n. a. .in % ~ in me
I'D three u.oa-ts Dated New YORK, MAY =. 1851
IHOS. II. SHERWOOD. A. isf Attaching Gre li'0r,
80 law sam jWail-st New Yo-k C.ty
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
sM CHARLES MINor. Superintendent.

MORNING LINE for Albany
!su The new .ad elegant steamer REINDEER Capt.
Sn~r DeErsSt, vii leave New-Yers from pier foot Of
NNssrrr-st evsy MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
1Al MORNING att o'clGSk, and returning leave Alhasy
.VnDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS at the
s>as aoai msk the asua landings each wsy gS- Meals
Sfved en ecst Fare 10 Nswbagh and PoR 50 cen;s
~ Dor further iRiornancn apply 20 JANIS BISHOP
eeos BsAyer-st. Nsw-Yotk wi II
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

IL FALL RIvER-By the splendid md supenur steam
err EMPIRE STATE and BAY STATE, of great srrns'h
and speed particularly adapted 70 the navigation d L<'x
I,aud Sound running connection with ;he Fall rvti
md Old Colony Railroad. distance of IS miles, 10 Boston
onIv / cave pier , y K near the Battery.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton IN = -
DAYS THURSDAYS and SA UADAfS, Al } 7 VI
The steamer BAY STATE, Cart. Wul Brown, on NUN
DAYS WEDNESDAYS ard FRIDAYS. II ) p
Te,. line tae oniv hat direct for \e~fort
These steamers 4rr fitted Nfh cDTmo-!1us s:nte-r~ns
and syery arrangement of .e securi, and c1fDrt Oi i
sebger Who are afforded by .hs route nights rest oS
boa nd and on arrival Fall RIVER prpceej per Railroad
reaching Boston EARL the following on feAl
90 board rctt IL 'ACF rrlaof-t ssa.d ir until ihe
o'clock NJ wtleh aches sion I cnarteT ref1,e
o'c ock. VI
master atrasHei - each steamer, ~ho -
ceves and ricset t5s tagEage, znc aocli aes ne ans
~ rs destination
Tie raies of p,4s- ard me pace Of .tais-roons ne
same IS by other lines
steamer rlns connection ~L this line 10 and ir"tn
Providence daily. sKceot SundIFs
Yasf from Ne-YorS through = P-uy nee FsIl hFef
ar Newport. 50 t. New Bedford fare - 80
FreIsh - Boston t-1cl a: lie -ne T4es as ~ iAe
other regular lines and forwarded With great eIdon oI
az Frpress Freight Iran. whoa leaves al RIVER every
morning (SrRdars erceptedl AZ oclocs for Boston Aa
New seiJrc ar1vIng a. is destination az or loon II
AM .rD
Fr fresht apply Dn ard the o:oe on Pleg y r.
Tor sfaie-r,ms apply board. or II X desired
N secure them ahead, application NAV he made 70
elOv TISDALE BORDEN. AGENTS. 70 and II West-s'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
NOTICE.-Public no.

ce l. hereby gIVen t. the owner OF Owbers. occupant
m occurans OF all Houses and Lots, Improved or unIEn-
moved ands affected thereby that the following Assess
have been completed by the Assessors and are lodged
m the Office Of Bureau OF Assessments FOR eIamina 9a
h, ali persons interested. w; For FILLING SUNkEN
Ions on block te.u llireth and Thirty fst streets
ana Fourth and Madson-ayenues The limits embraced by
such Assessment include all the several vacant Lots,
ices ard parcels II Land. situated the south
frjv de of frsirett, between Fourth aud Mad
tSo1-ayenues and known by the wards Nos. 1910,
3ell and ySi2 All persons whose interests are al
Ccted h., the above named Assessments, tnd VINO are
n.ed 10 the same, either of taem, requested to
resent their objections. writing to the undersigned. al
therofice No Hall Of Records. within thirty days from
he date Of this notice Office, Bureau Of Assessments
Street Der aItIne 1t. July I'D. 1851.
SAAiU Ell ~ DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, SCISSORS
20, IN ISAAC MN. SMITH,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
LNOR CHARLESTON.-The new and

LNOR CHAKLES lON.-l L he new anu
j splendid steamship MARION. Capt. NJ. Berry. will
leave per North River, WEDNESDAY, July 30, at
,cock NJ precisely All u lis of Lad ng signed by tho
Purser ON board. Freight l2 cents per cubic foot For
ffeieht apply ON board aud for passage to
SPOFFOKD. TILESrON a. CO. % South ST
NB-Consgnees are particularly requested TO attend to
ths recent Of er goodt Immediately the arrival OF the
steamers All goods left the wharf will be stored at the
r,k and erpense of tho cOnsgneeS. V<J t5l
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
NEW YORK and CHARLES TON

~ STEAM PACKET LINE The steamship SOUTH
IRNER Will be Withdrawn from tins Line for lew days
T Il purpose Of recoppeg and painting IN consequence
Of which there will be Steamer for Charleston ON sat
uiday pe1t - r,D,,r-
JLe steamship MARION Will leave here on WEDNES-
DAY 3Oth july, at o'clock NJ pTeciseY. All Blls oi
Laog signed by puIseT board Freight 2 cents per Gu
bc foot For eight apply board At per North River
and for passage to SPOFFORD, TlLESTON = CO.,
iy9a IA 20 South st.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the
surrogate Il the County Of New YORK Notice hereby
gwen 10 al persons having lams against SAM I'll ThoM
SON late Of the City Of NewforS, builder, deceased 10
nresen the same wNh the vouchers thereof 20 the sub
srhers at the Office If Philip BurrOwes, Esq No II wall
street IN the City Of Newi iork, or etre the twenty
seventh day If December neXt-Dated Ne~-f YORK, the
twenty first day II June. 1851.
' ANN THOMSON. EIecutrI
WILLIAM A THOMSON,)
JOHN THOMSON. Executors.
,.9a iaxxfuN MASON THOMSON
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
NOTICE of APPLICATION for the

discharge Of an nsolyeut from hs debts pursuant 10
the PROVISIONS Of the third article Of the first title ot me ufh
chapter Of the second part of the Reused Statutes
JFSsEPLATT SCI ODER. Of the City Of BROOKLYN IN the
County ~ Kings us1lvCn debtor Notce FIRST published
July 2it 1851 Creditors 20 appear before the Hon samuel
r Johnson Count Judge II Kings County II h.S Cham
bers m the Cry Hall the CITY OF Bro'Syu. N hinGs
County on the twenty second dai Of September next, n
10 O'Clock IN the forenoon to show cause they nave
any why an ssgnuenf should not be made OF sud InS0
vents estate and he be DISCHARGED from hls debts
WILLIAM VI. lNGRAHAh,
.9i la.,fA II Ait.rnaH for Pnr ETuRt-si Bro0Nlvn.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

NTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-Fare 81
- esl's-lsavs Staten lslasd--A,7,as 10. n. A. NJ
Z lA5.s PM Leave New-Yoyk-AtS g.
~u' L.. and stl 9tA Aef1P.M. nyNu
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
SAMUEL n DE MOTIF
EkAScJS sI,lG S,S ,NSiSSNH2IIh4IoN' HII : Assessors
NOTICE.-PubIic mo-

A UNI VII INI-' -NJ IO1|' "
uce Is hereby gwen - the owner o owners, "csupdh'
r occuuanfs II ali Houses aud Lots improved OF uhlm
moved Lands Affected The eDy, thai the ooHg Assess
have been completed by he Assessors ald are lodged
M the Oft # the Bureau II Assessments t1 tsiatg
b. all persons interested. w For BUILDING StW
IN IN RANGE-STREET. from tie Sewer n" build
irg a Cross-steet. % asers;ree The lts enpracea
v such Assessment include all the several Houses ana
Lots OF Ground vacant LDis pieces and rces OF LAd,
uatec on both SIDES II Orange between Cross and
aker streets on the norhsry SIDE Of Crussstfeet and
totn sides Of Bayard and alker stees e,wesa trAse
and Npherry streets on the westerly SIDE q Mulberry
street between Bayafd and Hester streets and On the
easery side of Orange street between akrf ana teslef
streets All uersops whose interests Affected oy the
above named Assessment and who are opposed " ne
same or either OF .hs requested To present tet o.
iectos IN writing to the undersigned AZ their Office No
Hall II hecods thin thirty DAYS from the da,s 81 TINS
notice OHce Bureau VI Assessments. Street Depart
ment. July 23d, 1851. . ,o-,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessor
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
SUPREME COURT-Citv and County

JGRtME (Oj * lily ana 'ounty
,, ct New loTk--Hcn-y Robinson and William II Par
sons, Plaintiffs. leopold Hr-. Defendan;-Snm-
mons Money Demand on Contract, SJi8 40 ne Db-
fkNDANl You are hereby summoned and req Ted - an
s~er the ni this acton. which on the tlrieth
day 81 May 1881 fled the Orce Of the CLERK II ms
Court al the City % NewNDrk and % serve copy ot
your answer 20 the SAID compliant. IN the Al
Their Office NJ. . Wa-st., the City Of Nc"-hHth,
within twenty days acr the service hereof II the
day Of such service and yog fail 70 answer ihe sad con-
plant within the tin aforesaid tie plaintiffs IN ths cun
viii take judgment asans you Tor the sum OF Ihet nuh
dred and fortr- eCh. dollars and y oGr cents. with IN
terest the thirteenth day # NAV. thousand
eight hundred anl yone besides the cost OF Tins action
McCUNN MONCRIEF.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-

fcifr Soluhe asau,' Bar .rlra Schpne->unn'ns in
sui i,E Divorce Il bA AktAitA sCltt tHk "a are he e.
~ suHHucnef and Required The nolast IN tls
ioL w-c ths da, cl tae oalec ol Ihc trrN ~
ttt { my q NcH otA, . tAc city hAI. 80 me Cry II
sal cont fLi te suoscr .. arm a tufe-npr-a.
a. rs Nfcc. 33i kr1gme- street. New lcTN tJ. Ni'n
twenty cavs after II hts On fou eN-
elusive u Pc day - such se-e and t1l nj = ais ser
tue sa compliant the TINE resat. the p,ainrif 10
th action VII apply in IN. Court for t1e rrcf demanded
the complaint Da' ell Nes-Nors. 2lst June, lo5l
VI. VAN HOY ENBERGH, Plaintiff Attorney,
c13 lawfvM. 30 Broomesf % door from BoNery Bans
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

LOR ) II X f. W : b L K Y, LONG
L BRANCH. OCEAN HOUSE, PORT WASHING,
TON MOUNTS and BROWNS DOCK, iMldiletown.i
HIGHLAND DOCK. and RED BANK The new ana
splendid steamboat THOMAS HUNT, Capt \ H. Hagser-
ty viii leave NewHaven p1er west SIDE pecN-shs ha''
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

EsY ORDER of the Hon. Nathan b.
Morse Judge of the Supreme Court, notice IS mere,
by published Of order requiring all the creditors oi
MARX c HOYLE. of the City of BROOKLYN an insolyent
debtor 10 show cause. # any they have. before me SAD
Judge at his Chambers IN the City Hall, IN the City ei
Brook on the thuteth day # August, ll AZ 10 clock
IN of that dag why an gnnent ~ the esae
Of the said nsoyent should not te made and ne ne ds-
charged from ms debts according g. the PROVISIONS OF the
statutes conce ning VOLUNTARY assignments made husu-
ant the Application Of msolyen 10 HIS creditors Da-
ted Iune Q ISL CHARLES MULOCk,
ielG lawl0vN Attorney for Insolvent.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
roeate of the County OF New York. notice y hereby
gwen to all persons having claims against tREDEhCh
MOLLiTOR late Of the CITY Of Ncw-forA oaAet deceas
ed to present the with vouchers thereof 20 the sun
scrllef at the Office of JACOBS ROSENSIElN. Esl, No
10 the City If Newfork, on OF ctofe me
thlrteeuth day OF October next Dated, Newlursi the
seventh day Of Aprl. 1851 ELIZABETH MOLLlIok'
ala law6mM' Admis-seiatIn'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

roeaie Of the County Of Newfork, notice IS hereby
gwen 10 all persons having claims against PETER ID.
WEIGHT late OF the Cny Of Ncwiork, deceased 70 pre-
sent the with vouchers 'heofto the subscribe NJ the
Office If { 4 r De WITT. Esqs No 8B NassaustTeet,
an the CITY Of Ney-Nork before the twenty
day September DeNt Dated New-forS the twenty Sc
cond day Of March 1851
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

CROTON ACQU EDUC - ser.by slv-
81 cRoToN WATER 'sa & on aaa ~,at
The o,st "a, 81 "a an all unpad s.sr rents
vii BE- added Ar'e ca II G. NANCE. Rgts;ef.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

INTEREST on CITY STOCKS.-The
interest On puthc stocks Of he ci 4 hsvfo,
dne and ayable gust Ist 1851, VIII BE- pad rn MA aty
~ vsHEPHTRDKSAPP Esq CHAMBERLAIN of ths CIy
al me NECHANICs BANK, No % Wal-s,r-st ne
transfer BOOKS vii be closed On "WEDNESDAY ygy "a,
:, oice. y For the accommldaton 4 soc ckho+hsns
,-sn,f.r, vii be permitted during the psoS tns c
Uayn clo-ed 10 take effect August lst, lsol-ton ''
Ofcs New-Y0rs, June 30th: Is5l co..,,ror,sr
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

SEALED PROPOSALS VIII oe .oIT. re-
Sce,v,d un,il sth Of August for erecting W. s.ts
iEs fer Wald seho No ~ IaI.e.a.a :, ess sehoo-
~. s,ar, q t.ll 40 o'clock NJ Prog 2s4s :" "' '' ~
j DOANE. al eos IVES, Eightssn,.o .,s I'd rr.ssss
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-11-26
the ensuing Summer. In the language of the Colds
borough Telegraph. Whig paper, I" the agitation of
the question who In 10 ha our next GoYafnof I, in

the ensuing Summer. In the language of the Colds
borough Telegraph. Whig paper. |" the agitation Of
the question, who 10 TO be our next Governorl' = is
premature" The Telegraph continues:
'Some time must elapse before Convention will
be necessary, and still longer time before the day Of
election rolls around. And in that time wat changes
may come! Federal as we'll as-State politics may
assume different hue from that they wear. The
next congress may interfere in such way with the
Compomise measures, to call forth from the South
the exercise OF all their energies and power to pre-
serve even a remnant etDthose rights which have al
ready been tra"pleda dar6der foot BY the North. And
instead OF 6ghtingen paper, and squabbling at eiec
ton grounds, abouttte proPriety Of making Charles
Manly or David S. Reid Governor. the patriotic sons
Of North Carolina. ~ higs and Democrats, from
the moun,ains>and men from the seaboard. may be
called upon to stand side by side, armed with
thing more dangerous to PetsPn than paper tickets,
spd, fSE the purpose Of wa2ihg, not friendly war
DE afother, but hostile one with that section
of the Union which, forge,ul of past avors and kind
ness, would now turn and rend Us, because We ask
to be let alone, and because insist upon the faith
fu observance of that glorious work of fathers
which holds US together as people, and makes ours
government respected at home and feared abroad
The people-of North Carolina desire repose. They
are satisfied doubt not, with the present admins.
tration of the State Government; and it will be time
enough to move with reference both to Federal and
State elections, when they shall give the word.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-11-26
VIRGINIA..

The Register charges Us with an attempt to fall
sy the facts in reference to the sentiments of the
Whig candidate for Governor of Virginia u" and that
paper comes forward in defence Of that candidate 1t
endeavors excuse his Abolition sentiments in 1882,
by showing that Democrats in that State in fav-
or of emancipation at the same time he was. This
will not do. bunder on the part of such men as
Richie, Mcdowell, and Roane, cannot Justify crimi
nal and seditious sentiments uttered by the Wing
candidate, Mr.. Summers. The following extract from
the Richmond Enquirer, will show who this Mr..
Summers is:
WHO CArEcHrsM. Who was it that wanted
10 abolish slavery in Virginia without remunerating
the owners!
gress had the rgh: to interfere with slavery In the
States-going in the matter step heyond Greeiy'
Giddngs. Van Buren ct i'd o''ne genus
Who asserted that the negroes in Southamp pton mao
"right to assert and regain their liberty 1t trey
could!''
Who asserted that property in slaves was " foun'
ded in wrong, outrage and injustice !"
Who endeavored to excite non-slaveholders against
slavery, as imposing outrageous injuries on them!
Who denounced as barbarous those laws whose
object it is to protect the whites of the savehoding
communities against the Vaccinations of abolition in
cendiaries!
Who, when in' the full strength of intellect said
I" that he would glory in coming down to lead forth
the oppressed from the land of bondage
Who said he would lead the negroes "eyeE through
the waves of the Red Sea- to freedom ~. 80
Who with these opinions unretracted, had The ef.
rontery to nsnuate that one who had ever been true
to the South and her institutions. ought not to he
trusted because he happened to be born in another
Statel GEORGE W. SUMMERS" =
This man, Summers, after having uttered such SEN
tments, is the Wing candidate for Governor Of Vir
ginia; and the Raleigh Register defends him, and
would no doubt sustain him, if printed in that State
Mr.. Clay went for emancipation in Kentucky; but
we never heard such atrocious sentiments from him
as those attributed above to George w. Summers.
The election of such man would be lasting dis.
grace to Virginia.
The Register, by way of breaking the effect of the
heavy charges against the Whig candidate, asserts
that IS old Joe Johnson, the Democratic candidate
in the same State, voted while in Congress for the
WiImot Proviso. The Register knows this charge
to be false.
We repeat the opinion that " old Joe Johnson u
will sweep Virginia BY thousands. 1t may pain the
Raleigh Register t, see its friend Summers defeated
but the thing is obliged to be I" Old Joe " has
gone through many battle, and though scared, he
has never been beaten. Like Napoleon. there is
charm of invincbilitv about him which insured hi'
triumph at the outset. The Wings Of Virginia art
already on the defensive, and fighting with trailed
banners. Hurah for I" old Joe =" and the un,err6ee
Democracy of the Old Dominion
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-11-26
Erphosion Of Locomotive Boil---Serious Lose of Lift

Explosion Of Loeon'otiue B0il--Ssrious Lose of Life
CHARLEsroN. Nov. l6. The engine Of. the express
freight train. which left Hamburg Friday evening
for Charleston, when near Aiken, burst her boiler,
causing tremendous explosion, The engi neer and
fireman were instantly killed, their bodies being hor-
ribly mutated. The engine was made perfect
wreck, and three of the cars were damaged. The
explosion prostrated number of telegraph posts and
wires. and has caused SUSPENSION of telegraphic
communication between the city and Augusta.
Later from Merico.-zhe Tthuantspec Grant, &c.
New ORLEANS, Nov. II. Dates from the capital
Of Mexico to the 5h inst. report that Gov. LeteheF
the American minister, had assured the Mexican au.
thorties that the American cabinet would not sustain
the petition and demands of the Tehuantepec Com
pany. He also stated that he understood the company
were about negotiating with Mexico surrender their
claims certain terms.
The whole Mexican country is in a state Of dissat.
sfacton and agitation especially the gulf coast.
The immediate cause is the discussion of the prohib.
itory tariff.
Symptoms of insurrection were also extending to
the States of Vera Cruz and Puebla.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-11-26
TRUE FIRE THE FLINT.

At a meeting of the Democracy Of Boston, held
recently, Resolutions were unanimously passed en-
dorsng the Baltimore platform of S4s and asserting
that the Democrats Of Boston " 90 for faithful ex
ecuton of, and acquiescence in all the Compromise
measures settled by the last Congress-" and tha, the
legislative enforcement Of the second section Of the
fourth article of the United States Constitution. which
expressly requires that fugves from labor shall be
delivered up the party to whom such labor shall be
due, is one of the vital conditions Of that compromise,
and was introdced, carried, and ,OiN be sustained By
the Democracy If the United States.'
Can the Federal leaders in North Carolina point
to an instance in which Wings of the free States
have thus resolved! We pause for reply.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-11-26
,ur NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
lp,,,sHEp lph WEEKLY AND sENI-wEEKLI, sI
VILLA M L,N W; r:o1a;e1as: no II D - NJ

or THE WEEKLY. Two dollars per ahnum
Tstss or within the first month, Two dollars and
r nayment be delayed six months; and Three
a eh not maid within six months from the time Of
,lberibins' .vr srx,.Wxxx1r. Four dollars pcr
T'aNi :, advance, or within the first month; Four
snnan md y CENTS if payment be delayed six months
' Dollars, if not paid within six months from the
1 ~ The above rules will he infexibly adhered to-
5,r,ssxExTs not exceeding fourteen lines will
A"'.,sd one time for one dollar, and twenty y-6ve
s each subsequent insertion; those Of greater
anf ~ rronortion. Court orders and Judicial Ad-
tnsn will be charged rs per cent higher thandhe
ufaS. n.,es. A reasonable reduction will be ma9s
,sfe advertise by the,year. Advertisements nseF'
% e, the Semi Weekly Standard, will also appear in
"a 1.Veekly Paper, free of charge.
,,.r;,ers, and others, who may wish to send money
~. E,l,or can do at all times, by Mail and at hie
Receipts for all sums will he promptly transmitted
ia 1,,srs to the Editor must come free of postage.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-11-26
NUMBER ss5.

never found out before For our part, we wish that
me State could sell ont every share of stock she
owns In any and every institution, at par Il would
be much better for the State and for the institutions
Inc connection OF the State with incorporated COM
panes Is always an evil; the best excuse that can be
'oae for it, is to say tha. it is sometimes necessary
evil. .. WH JournaL
TAXING TiMr BY The FoRELocK The RALEIGH
Register is calling upon the faithful to prepare
tor the political campaign of 1882 in this State It
hopes that system of organization may be adopted
"nlch may secure union, harmony and zeal in the
whole Wing party throughout the State" IT acknow-
,edges the act that there has been some degree of
neartburnlng amongst few Of its iends. which pre-.
sented the full strength Of ito party being felt At the
friends to reconcile all differences and wheel into lins
at the word of command. s- ."f. a''
Well, we don't blame the Register far desirinr to
commence operations 90 far in advance; fof II will
Mind that its few" friends among whom heartburn
ings prevailed rather more numerous than It would
be willing to confess, and II may also find that =
few, Of them can never again be brought to act with
the Wing party.
But we are puzzled upon one point of the appeal
OF the Register. 1t says: We can but believe
that the Whig Party in North Carolina, in the ap-
preaching State and Presidential elections will rise
above all sectional prejudices and bend their whole
efforts to secure the triumph of those principles which
have been so sgnaly illustrated 6V the present pa.
triotic Administration" Now. the point upon which
we are non plussed is this What principles have
been so sgnaiIy illustrated by the present patriotic
administration I? We should like to know. The
Register appeals to its Whig friends to rally to the
rescue of their principles. But has M.. Fillmore
signay illustrated" those Whig principles. further
than relates to the distribution of the spoiIs Have
the Bank and Tarif-tbose principal pillars in tho
Wing church-been "signally illustrated" by Mr..
Fillmore's administration Surely not! What prin.
ciples, then, have been signay ilIusrated by this
patriotic President!
We are not thoroughly conversant with the prac-
ce Of the parties in this State with regard gnber-
material nominations-and do not therefore, know
whether it will be necessary for the Democracy to
hold Convention for such purpose. Of one thing;
however, we are fully satis6ed-that the signai''
ability and upright honesty which have characterized
the administration of DAVID s. REID, point unerrnglv
to him the above all others calculated to lead
our hosts on to battle and to victory.
. Democratic Pioneer.