Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-09

w. r. KING AND THE BANKRI1pr
we copy the following little editorial from w
number Der Of the 'Lynchburg virginisn - late
frequently near democratic orators spe.L =.
the " Odious Bankrupt Law as Wbio redS Of
1t is well enough under such circumstanceS 'aSuTe
the people know that VIM. r. King the den'o ~ let
candidate for the Vice Presidency in ls42. vnt"a
mat IDENTICAL measure" odious - as it is ITO
voleo iot Ine United States Bank Charter.n i 30
"hI en- mat party consider the strongest proof IS
erallsm sustained Fi VI led.
Is the statement here pointedIy and de,i,.,
made, that William R. King Uofed for thar
ca: measure 0diOus as it u.s., true in point Of f fso.
is not; for here is the vote upon that ~ laet!
6tH, and to it we call attention: e'4'ca!
AYEs-Messrs. Barrow, Bates. Berri en-. cL.-
Clay of KY, Clayton, Dixon, Evans. Hsn GGnoate,
Huntington kerr Merrck. Miller, Morehead ,Monn
Phelps, Porter, Simmons, Smith of Indian SSuOn,
ard, Tallmadge. Walker, White, Williams % TGuth'
bridge and Young-26. ' wood.
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Archer, Bayard D..
Buchanan, Calhoun Clay of Ala, Cuthbe[t HFS n5'
PIERCE, Prentis, Rives, Sewer, Smith os GGolson
Sturgeon, TaPPan, Woodbury. and WriubtN 90 OOnn.
we call upon the Virginian, and the VIII
that copied the statement, to show themsevsp GPsfs
correct their mIstaement of apublic record ., ngn
Iess 10 an attempt to Inure public servan, u Con
face OF facts too notorious to be perverted III Inc
But two democrats voted for the odioroy,
rupt law OF l94l-Walke and Young-and Tho 9 9
er did so under instructions from the Whio letm'
| Than
measure, and the Wings will have to has. as Whlg
tortured and chafed ashley already are
| sins. " "''ount OF other
The vote on Mr.. CIay's Bank bill, D.ssod ,b-.
days after the passage of the BankTuDt .nree
on the record. thus: "' stands
-, 4EAs-Messrs. Barrow, Bates, Berreu cbo,..
10y 10y Vi hen!ucky, Dixon. Evans, GRAHAM. H.
Hglson' huntin gon, Kerr Mangum, Merrick. MiIIar
Morehead Phelps Porter Prentis. Preston Sr1 "n,ef'
hard TIL.
Woodbridge-25 " hue and
NAT Is, Allen. Benton, Buchanan. Cal
noun, Clay of Alabama Fulton, KING, Linn E Mn.
nio Mo9ton, Nicholson, PIERCE, Rives Se
rlei' omith OF Connecticut, Sturgeon. TapDan- Wi
keT, Williams, Woodbury., Wright, YoupTw u1 var
ny the way of little more grape we Give the vote
On 'le OIL iof 6rlblng the States into WRiggery with
Inc proceeds of the public lands, alias The Distribn
lion Dill, passed August Both, 1871:
I YEAs-Messrs. Archer, Barrow, Rates Ra,,r.
Berrlen' Choate, Clay of Kentucky, Clayton. Dixon
Evans, GRAHAM, Anderson, Hunti5gton KorL'
mangum, Merrick, Miller, Morehead, Porter, PbeIns'
rLenTss, hlyes' simmons, Smith of Indiana, South.
ard, Tallmadge, Woudbridge-36.
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Buchanan. Calhoun
Clay OF Alabama, Culbert, Fulton, KIN G, Linn
icRoberts, Mouton, Nicholson, PIERCE Preston
Sewer, Smith of Connecticut, Sturgeon, Tappap'
Walker, Williams, Woodbury., Wrig6 and Young
Lastly, to complete the picture, here is quotation
from General SCOTS great circular letter of October
25th, 1841:
"LEADING MEASURES OF THE LATE EXTRA Sgs
SION OF CONGRESS. If had the honor of a vote on
that occasion, it would been given in favor of the
! LAND DISTRIBUTION BILL, the BANKRUPT BILL and
the second BILL CREATING FISCAL CoRpoRATIoy"
| The conclusive record, given above, presents the
cleares painest and strongest reason why the peO.
pie of Virginia, and all good Republicans everywhere
who have any regard for the maintenance of the Con-
stltutlon, the welfare of the confederacy and the pres
ervaton of public and private morals, should repudi
ate Scott and Graham, and cordially rally to the sup
port of Pierce and King. We thank the Scott organ
for giving US oppor tunity of demonstrating the f.
naty of our glorious candidates to the cherished pO
litica creed of Virginia. and the other hand, the
unsoundness and unftness of Scott and Graham to
receive any support at the hands of Virginia or any
other portion of the confederacy.
Richmond Enquirer.