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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-05
appointments conf, med by he
Sen matc.
WASHINGTON Jan. 27tl.

Inc following appointments have
been confirmed hy the Senate:
Benjamin X. Curtis, OF Massachusetts
an assoc late justice Of the Supreme
Court. in the pace of Hon. Levi Wood
bury, dec.
Andrew J. OgIe. of Penn. charge to
Denmark, IN the place Of Walter For
ward.
Ferdinand Coke, Of Penn, secretary
OF legation in Brazil, in the place of
Franklin II. Clarke.
VIM. Rich, oi Mass, secretary OF le-
CATION 10 the Mexican Republic, in the
place of Buckingham Smith.
Alexander Wilkln, Of Minnesota, Sec
re'ary 10 the territory Of Minnesota, in
the place Of Charles II. Smith.
julius &. Krelechman Of Penn. con
sui for the port Of Palermo, Sicily, in
the place OF B. NJ. Edney
Leonard w. Jerome, Of N. Y, consul
for the port Of Trieste Austria.
Wm. G. Mills, Of Georgia, marshal
OF the district Of Georgia. in the place
Of VIM. NJ. Brown.
10 n Il. Bush, of n. Y. marshal of, the
Northern District Of n. ", in the place
Of p. V. Kellogg.
John Dickey. marshal for the West
era District of Penn, in the place of
VIM. Irwin.
Spruce NJ. Baird. Of New Mexico,
agent Tor the Indians in New Mexico, in
the place OF Il. II. Weigh,man.
Thomas Carbery. Lewis Carhcry, w.
q. Mccormick, John II. Goddard, Jo-
srph y. Pearson, Pierce Shoemaker.
Henry Reaves, John ID. Clak VIM.
Waters. Nicholas Cotton and Samuel
Grubh, all to be justices of the peace in
til" county Of Washington, District of
Columbia.
NFw Yoik, Thursday morning, one
o'clock.
A terrible connagration broke out at
midnight, in the large story stores on
the corner OF Nassau and Liberty streets.
But Il few moments had elapsed before
the flames spread with lrightlul rapidi-
~, and are now extending up toward
Broadway. Over half ofthe block be-
tween the latter street and Nassau is /,
mass OF flame. The buildings are all
stores, containing valuable goods, con-
sistng mostly OF silks. satins, &c, and
are considered some Of :he heaviest
houses in the city
The Pos, Office, on the opposite cor
ncr, is smoking badly, and it is feared
will share IN the general ruin. The
mails are beng carried out TO place
OF safety. The buildings on the other
side Of Liberty street are in grca, dan.
ger, and there is little doubt some OF
them will also 90, the heat being toe
overpowering for the fremen TO ap.
proach them.
The fire is the largest since the great
conhagration in Broad street, and there
is no knowing, at the present writing, Il
o'clock) where it will stop. Among the
firms burnt out are Doremus & Nixon
Hastings, Libbey & Co, Fisher & Rob.
! bins, and dozens of others, whom We
could not get near enough to recognize
The fire was checked at 35 Nassar
street; the amount Of loss is half a mil
! lion.
! The post office was several times in
great danger, but was saved mainly by
the speedy falling of the walls on the
opposite corner, and the liberal supply
OF water thrown on the roof which how.
ever, did not damage any Of the let
ters or papers inside.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 2Sth.

~ ilHpNby shh' SC'.
The Governor of Louisiana, in his
message, says the State will abide by
the Compromise measures, providing
the Fugitive Slave law, is upheld, OF
which he has no doubt.
Letters from Col. Kimmcll, OF Mary
land, dated at Rome, say that the Pope
has ordered two blocks TO be prepared
for the Washington Monument.
SAvAsSAH, Jan. 2Sih.
GEORGIA LEGisLATuRF.-The Gcor-
gin Legislature has adjourned, sine die,
after Indefinitely posiponing the resolu-
ton nominating Mr.. Buchai an for Pres
ident, and Butler for Vice President
WAsnINGToN, Jan. 90.
The Steamer Princeton, together with
the Mississippi, will soon join the steam
frigaie Susquchnnna, now on the East
India station.
MIR Clay rode on, today, for the frs,
time since his illness, accompanied by
M. physician.
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MIrrir0.

In South Kingston, 25 ;hst., by the rev.
John Slocun, Mr. Daniel liodman o, South k;,gs-
ton, ani Mss Susan r. ; ednlan, %; this town.
Ia Fall Rive, % h inst, by Rev. T.. Thus.
on, Mr.. Obadiah NJ. Burlington of Swanzcy, 40
Miss "ah"ice Burlington of lha, ,own.
In Providence, 27th inst., William II. Rcy-
nolds and Emily R. dn'ghicr Of Danicl f.. Car
pchier, E.q., al OFF.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

INV IITsN ~ TTt4N IT " W Y = f7f8ff
lMPORTAN TO EY>PEPIlCS.-
DR., J. :. HOUGHTGN'S PEPSlN, The
True Digestive Fluii, or Gastric Juire.
prepared from BENNETT, or The
FOURTH STOMACH or THE OK,
after directions Of Baron LiEBlG, tie
prea, Ihysiclo ical Chemist, by J. :.
HOUGHTON NJ. D.. Philadelphia. This
is truly wonderful remedy for lNDlGES-
TlON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LlV-
Err COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY, curing after NATURES )
OWN METHOD. by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phle,s, containing ScienlIii, evidence OF ITS
value furnished by agents gratis. Sec mo-
lice among the medical advertisements.
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AsStcNTI,S NOTICE.

THE subscriber having r,c'cvcd OF JOHN ID.
/ BUKDICk, OF, haicstowu, - deed oi uust
Of all the said }mdick's property, mo-, t>mp
FROM attachment 10y law, fur the H" hi ct h,s rfr'-
i,ors,-hcr,by gives SAID creditors notice that 'iS
month. i,om The date hereof arr, l., the tci"s oi
said decd. allowed them IT, hung N end fNe
their claims, IN order To recievc dividend ne
from. ASh nm '"'
Charlc,,osn, Nov. ", 1901 br
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SyS ltlar;ne Jntclliarnfr. ESs
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIN ED.

hNhiNE
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 2s.
Schr T., pertinent, Sw.I, la ford, New Bed
.oyd, ha.ng oeeu Diet. ned by zee; Srsan Sands,
Far l. yer, n Y.
SUNDAY, Feb. =
E.iy Ed bc;h, Enc '. W;mr, ,;oi, NJ, Eo,t.
Scaf Bake, prli, Wc'lfee;. A., er,; S's
Wight, }, mes, Colcsp hg Y.
TUESDAY, Feb. 3.
Soop Point Jui' h, Williams, :. Kingston.
MEMORANDA
Ar rda a, Havana, 22d, ba,< S,'d'ac, Biglry.
from w ,l.n,ns,on, N L.
A ID at Wilmington, 9Th, big Ellen Hayden,
Smith, from Havana.
Was to sail from Wilmington, 3ist Jan'y, brig
Annawan, Almy, Tor Havana.
--s-ss~s-.ss--------.-
COMMISSIONERS AND ADMiNISTRA-
TORS NOTICE.
~ HE subscrlrrs, having been appointed by he
L Court of Probate of Portsmouth, tnmmis sion-
crs 10 receive, examine aud allow claims Of the
creditors of the Estate of
BEN JAMIN BROWN,
late Of Portsmouth, deceased, represented insol.
eut,-and siS months FROM this date h'ing allow
ed by said Court cor the creditors to present aud
proye their claims before said Coniuis iomrs, We
will receive claims at any time drr,ug said Tciod,
aud We Will meet ut the house oi sylvester Hath
away. on saturday, 7th da, oi August, at 2 -
clOck, 4. VI 10 adjust SAID clmm-
SYLVESTER HATHAWAY,
JOHN ". COGGESllALL, Com.
GILES MANCHESTER,
All person. indebted TO sad Estate, arr rrqrs-
ted TO make Immediate payment to
John MANCHESTER, ADM.
roit.mou,h, jan. ", 1882
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-05
Touyt of prJbdts, NwDo,f, jan. -, 1882.

Cout Of Pr)batr, Nwport, jan. II,
'VNilE Executors al ,hc estate ut THOMAS
i COhGESilALL, late Of Newpo,t, dec, pre-
sect their account on said estate for allowance;
rc same j. received ani Is referred for consider
: ;on To "A Court Of Probate Ia he holden al the
'iown Clerk, Office, IN Newport, on Monday, the
9 h day oi February next, AT iOo'cock, a. NJ;
III nolicc is ordc,ei to be g ivtn Thereof by adj
,crtisencnt once "A week, for three successive
weeks, IN the Newport DAILY News, ihai all Ier-
son. ,lcrc,tcd may appeor at sal imc and place,
anI he heard thereon.
III B. B. ROWLAND, Prob. CTk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-05

IL A man made application a few
days since for insurance on building
situated in n village where there was TO
fire engine. In answer TO tie question
"W hat are the facilities for extinguish-
ing fires 7" he wrote, 1T rains some
tlmesw
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Clerks Offer, Court ofPyob"i', Mddl'to"n,
yanuary2l, 1852.

Jdnuary2l, 1882.
4 NNE VI. Randolph, E>ccu,rlx ct the last VIII
n and testament Of RICHARD r.. KAN
DOLpiI, late # Midd Gown, deceased, having
tbs da, filed in this Oh'ce bcr rm,l account ""h
the estate of said de- ,;,sed, whicl: said account
contains credit OF SUNS as r.occcds of sales oi
l. I'd which belonged 10 said 'esra,"r, with re-
quest that the said account bc examined aud al
lowed at "A Court of L. obate, To he l"lGcn al the
Town House IN Middlctnwn Oh The Sd Monday
of February next. at ! O'Clock PM; aud made
application for notice 10 be- given to all persons
Interested in the examination and allowance ot
said account to appear at said time and place and
be heard, Nv publishing copy hc'eo y
once week al least Tor three successive weeks,
in the Newport Daily News.
Witness, JOSHUA ACOGGESIIAII.,
;o9 Prob Cn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-05

nT E. Nichols, a soldier Of tho re-
vouion, who saw the British take pos
session Of Brooklyn heights, died al
Greenfield, Conn, on 22d ult
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A CARD.
If x,--~o Sbl.h EoN w IL s.-z,.b AD
DE MIST G..-/I;

~ - u y d u
AND PROFESSOR OF ClIEMIS fKY
,.s the .ionu 10 aoprisc the Lalie ANA Gra'''-
.nrn oi Newport aud ylcinIt!; AMI, ~ grnr'i
lis OH ac,riainlanccs and former patients, iu T. II
,iytecn wears pasi hat nc has begun ahrw
ais former pracl ce al Medicine aud Surg"rl, al
his Dwcllnig, 40. 10 Brii3r Street; where he
ie's his ipnal services Ia them, ~ n m-
:eon Dcutis, aud Oculist; his long experience and
reasonable warmniics; given To Iose who PAGE
,Jli lencc ~ his skin, dcAlerlty and performances
sivIs &c crd sat, action, w'll have the merit
% asslue "a ci',g ';cner pr,Iic that thri patron
,gs WI no m ne, w,a, ufcr regard io ihcr
~ IT, g; her q ~ usrlycs ur ,hrir ci''"r'n ~
fe al tiny ne dc cc ii dcn teeth ~ The Gii,.-
~ OPERA ipas pc ned - thc AIT oi Dentistry
lpor ,aem.
Asa Su..goa Ocul;. IA the va ic'ics uf Dis
.lses cine. O., onics, 'rl.'mrao'i les or acc' On
ais. whiah afl;c ,''r E,cs and she : gh', ritcr
~ your. s,Jler.s az ycr ol's; 'lr D"" ur c.
ing t;s Ltc so;ourn ~ the city m ~ Is, h.
1r G,cp scientific and ',.Io, iors studies, c't cr-
sd i'n,cF cw'""ltly ac'rth"ed w"h iht''
niLcip. .'lv ", II hose cunceln'hs in" o"raiiLns
oc,,ormed o" SiE hBiCS SlEJECTS, o.
St,u'n Eyru.
'rais dcr..c operation which !i'as immediate
reic % an awkward and disaG g. bic dcion'i-
v o. nature, performed by = sL'l a. operator, :
"cdured To about 30 seconds, or, 10 'he 'arlhcsT,
% orc mirme's ansic,y; aud, no other hur, or
scrsr, OF thar the cclrg of mite ~ sinr, cn-
e.lg uh,ler ihe Eyclids, or .ie urich u. = line
,,ilp ic ,,icn needle, IN, .oduced ~ re flesh;
As rr evidence, thc only sight or IN. section OF
,he Instruments used in nciolmug he oocr'-
ton, will i,c AL suilicicp' To- dice : rpnc,
i"hout any hesitation lo des e ne 'micdT'e
~ urnarrc the Opnrdi'or.
, - necessary aere 10 sac, II" IL 1871,
:hc Doctor was hc Firs p ac '.'oncr w'o 10
rodrccd i.ad ~ l. rmcG ,he opera or o' s,ri,-
istni, the city Of New io't room ~ s''ab-
les subjects, wi Ii an indispu'able SUCCESS, aiie'
ta,ia', op,ra,ed Upon upwards 200 ;nf'ance.
jm"|;. +. GOuEAID.
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The Austrian Government is demand
,ne a tax Of two hundred and twenty
FIVE dollar. from every foil ierown per
con. en- grating ~ America.
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VEIGEI x'AEBLE
PU MOMAEV bALSAM
At re N ny

TIC z At TEWi d 7
foi CCCGBS, COLDSIn
CONSG'PTIONS, . 'rr n
= II uf ftucHyy.t years, t'"nds
- Amos .r"c a! couscn', 1t
re ~, o Cor, n Ne, e 'rsl
!, ; ae ody sl nuing 'c's
,h,. Is .u'y .us & 81 IS
"..G'u o's m;'y 3 owmg
cHp on, lr so lu"s - 80" OF
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INVALUABLE MEDICINE,


selves by reference to Iuernns letters and certibs
Gates oi the highcsi r'sprciaoIiiy.
Among the mum and highly respectable
ccrtiica cs we rrir % the ollowing:
Prof. \. 4. Hayes, NJ u. State Assaycr.
firz lien TONER, esq, Boston.
jas. ID. Umn, Esq., Ci. Treasurer, Boston.
lion. Myron Lawrence, EN-Prest. Mass. Senate.
Hon. l.. l.. Arnold, formerly Gov. Rho6u
lsL,nd, now member %, Congress.
Hon. Wu. Woodbridge, formerly Gov. vf
Michigan, noy L. =. Senator.
Hon. j. +. Mor"hcat, ornery Gov. Of ken-
ucky, now L. ;. Senator.
bon. J. I. Summons, u. ). Senator from
Bhode Island.
IIpn. Samuel >. Phelps U. $. Senator IRON
Vermont.
Hon. WIN. Upham, d.. do.
Hon solomon Foolc, Member of Congress, lroHi
Vermont.
lion, A. ID. Foster, Membcr Of Jpgrcss from
Pcnu'a.
Hon NJ. l.. Martin, Delegate in Congress from
Wisconsin Teri iiOrN.
Gen. a. G. Dodge, Delegate in Congress from
Iowa.
X. Stowe, ESQ, Clerk in the House o,
Representatives.
& C,ITroubridge, Esq. Detroit, Michigan.
Geo. w. Jones, Esq, Surveyor General, Du
buquc, Iowa.
Joseph lloxe, Esq, No. rs Wall street, New
York
Many other individuals Of the highest respect
ability can be referred to, who will confirm all
that has been said in ilvor o. this invaluable med
icnc.
DIR GEO. b. GREEN Proprietor, Windsor,
Vt.
Reed, Bates s. Austin, Wholesale Druggists,
No % Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents
Price ~ per bottle; six bottles for S5.
CAUTlON.--Eacn bottle %, the GESuINE
OpyGESArED l. rrEBs, WI have the outside
" apper printed in English, Ircnch and Span
ish, with the sigmime of Geo. u. G cen, Piupri-
etur, upon rHREE SIDES, and in addition, a lne-
" engraved label upon the top of he bottle, with
the signature of EH&p, BAI : & AUsrIS, who
are the sole General Agents, IN to whom all
lcrs must he addressed.
for Sale il Ncwput by Z. X. Hazard, l. CO
r. Tayor, and G.. q. &. iazu I.
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DOusEIL's AMANDINE, Another scpp'y
IL fresh from the manufac,ureri An esoelk1
preyeuiiye and cure iur - -,
,ouphness of the skin. No hdis,. toirt shs"1
bc Si,hout R.R. HAZARD CO.,
III Apo,heosr,e,' We'll.
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New ORLsANs. Jan. 20.
Bosros, Jan. 81.

Mcssrs. Bacon, Day & Co.'S large
saw-mil in New Salem, Worcester
county. and Smith & Gerald's extensive
saw and grlsl mill at Springfield, w.,
were consumed by fire on Saturday
last.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. 81.

A slight shock OF an earthquake was
felt here yesterday.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 27,

The President has recognized
Eusebio Gomez, as Spanish vice-consul
at the port OF Key West.
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Bp Urlc9rapb.
NrW ORIEANs Jan. o6,


The Legislature, to-day, elected Hon.
J. p. Benjamin, Wing. as u. S. Senator
in lace Of Mr.. Downs, Democrat.
The Americas news has becn receiv-
ed, and caused depression in The cot
ton market.
The schooner Gen. Worth was re-
Gently capsized in Lake Poncharlrain.
and three of The crew frozen TO death.
Four free negroes, connected with
Boston brig have been convicted at
Galveston, Of an attempt TO liberate II
slave.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 20.
The Wing caucus net last even
ing and nominated Mr. Benjamin as
their candidate for u. S. Senator, in
pace of Mr.. Downs, whose term expires
in 1853. The election is to take place
to-day.
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II is rel oried that Hon. Robert J.
Walker has succeeded 10 negotiating
The loan for the Central Railroad of
Illinois, with English capitalists.
The North Carolina Wing State Con-
vention is TO be held at Raleigh, April
2Glh, and the Democratic Convention
May 4lh.
The bill calling State Convention
IN Delaware has PASSED both Houses OF
the Legislature.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-28

NOW's the time.--ROll mp the Votes!
@David s. Reid received in 1850 the largest vote
ever cast for any man in this State, with the excep
ton of that cast for Gen. Harrison in 1910 Gen.
Harrison received 1876, beating Mr.. Van Buren,
1854 votes and Gov. Reid received in 1850,
1915, being only fifteen hundred and thirty-one
less than Gen. Harrison's vote, His. majority over
Gov. Manly was 2,774 and he got in 1850, 3,163
more votes than were cast for him in 1848. Mr..
Clay received, in 1914, 1922 votes, but ,161
more than Gov. Manly got in 1850.
We look for large addition to Gov. Reds vote
in this election. We calculate that he will go even
beyond Gen. Harrison's vote in 1910, to wit, 49,
376 and so if his friends are true to him, as we
believe they will be in all portions of the State,
can give Mr.. Kerr the vote Mr.. Clay got in 1874
though we have no idea he can getit-and still
defeat him by larger majority than that thrown
against Gov. Manly. Gov Reid has a way of IN
creasimg his vote which is most gratifying to his
friends, and by no means pleasing to his opponents
Thus, he was elected to Congress in 1843 by some
$50 majority, and reelected in 1e45 by $50 ma
jority; and thus, as we have already stated, he
polled more votes for Governor in 1850, by 3,163
than he did in 184s. He thus grow. in popularity
as he grows in usefulness and it is marked fact
that where he is best known he gains most, in pro
portion, at the ballot-box.
But we talk of absolute certainties only afte
the election. The adversary is desperate, full o
craft and cunning, and will leave no means untrec
to defeat our candidate; must, therefore, aOorj
If zoe soouzd aoin.
We have just been examining the official votes o
the State from 1914 to 1850; and we find wha
we are bound to say has surprised u.s. and that is
there are at least twelve Counties which gave Gov
Reid in 1850, less vote than they cast for MI
Polk in 1874! Here they are:
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General Pierce.

Wepublish to-day the conclusive evidence which
promised in our last, that Gen. Pierce has been
grossly misrepresented as to what he said on the
Slavery question at New Boston, New Hampshire,
in December last.
The Raleigh Register has placed under its Edi-
torial head expressions which Gen. Pierce never
used and this fact is shown by the letters of Messrs
Norris, Hubbard, Peaslee, Aver and Campbell; and
that paper Of Saturday last notices these letters
follows: G
Since the fore going was in type, we have receiv-
ed the Washington Union of the Goth, with certain
letters and extracts from newspapers annexed in
lation to Pierce's speech alluded to above-all of
which prove nothing positive except the alarm into
which the locofoco party has been thrown at the
position of their candidates. " home opinions in
gard to Slavery
This is the way in which that paper does justice
to political opponent! The proof is suppressed
"certain letters are spoken Of but not given, and
then, with these letters staring it in the face the
Register goes on to declare that "nothing" has
been proved
But it is idle to expect either truth or justice
from the Register. AS we said last week, most of
the Wing leaders here look upon politics as a
game, and upon that as the snaartest who
wins, no matter hoav
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Gal

Here are GAL votes less for Reid in 1850, than
were thrown for Polk in 1914. Cannot these
Counties do better? We know they can, and we
believe they s0iU Friends, this is the most impor-
tant election which has been held in this State for
twenty years; great results suspended upon it,
and unless all do our duty, we mag fail. Gov.
Reid is doing has duty, manfully, ably, faithfully
he cannot see and speak to all If you, but his pure
character, his sterling Democracy, and his
full administration of State affairs must speak fol
him and commend him to your support. You have
called him to the field-stand by him, defend him
work for him, roll in the votes for him and for the
noble cause of which he is at once the embodiment
and advocate.
By the way, Beaufort County gave Gov. Reid
in 1850, but ten more votes than she gave Mr.
Polk in 1874 and we may well say to oul
friends that the Wing leaders here are making
large calculations on gains in Beaufort, Hyde
Washington, and Rutherford. Let us disappoin
them. If we lose q few votes in one County, le
us make up the loss elsewhere but remember, WI
MUST WORK IF WE WOULD TRIUMPH.
Roll up the votes
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-28

ScoTr IN RALEIGH. A ratification meeting was
held in Raleigh on the Sd inst, which finally ad-
iourned with three cheers for-for whom do you
suppose? Scott? Not a'bit of it-but for FILL
MORE
A friend writing to us from Raleigh, under date
of July Sd, says:
"scott goes down in catfish style-sticks in the
Threats of the disheartened Wings epauletts hang
ing out Our wings tried to swallow him to-day.
A barbecue given, notice and invitations circu-
lated, and yet the crowd was thin-a complete
fat-a failure apology about 200 present, in
Guiding country and town folks, boys, niggers, and
children, all told Henry W. Miller talked long
time, but evidently under depression of spirits
However he, numbered the battles DER again" Of
Chapultapec, Lundy's Lane, &e. Seaton Gales, of
the Register, sat by, and would SOLITARY and
alone" slap his hands and bawl like a sick calf
Mr.. Ransom, of Warren, made short talk, not,
however, .effecting great deal The dinner was
dispatched, specially and half an hour after from
appearances, no one would have known SIGH a day
had been in Raleigh.
| In this city can point out a number of inluen-
tial wings utterly opposed to the ticket, and who
hesitate not to say that they will not support Scott
Mountain Banner
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Hon. M. NORRIS.
J. M. CAMPBELL.

That our readers may see fully the character of
the two abolition journals in New Hampshire
which have slandered Gen. Pierce, we Join the
following specimens of the abuse and vituperation
with which their columns are filled:
From the Independent Democrat, April Is, 1881
The Norris GAG. By an oversight in making
up our paper last week, the article from the Ma
tional Era, to which alluson was made in our lead
er, omitted. We insert it to-day again calling
attention to the Notifying position in which such
dastardly crouching to do work which no honora-
BILE STAKEHOLDER could be found to do, places the
State of New Hampshire. The senators from
South Carolina and Virginia announced, year OF
two since, that Their opposition to the free exercise
of the right Of petition was forever at an end They
have kept their word. 1t has been reserved to N
Hampshire to renew, through one of her despca-
BILE doughtaces, an outrage light as old free
government ITSELF and held so slcred that very few
of the most arbitrary despots of the world have
ever dared attempt to suppress it.
What man, what democrat, what Christian does
not blush for his State-aye, for his race-that such
a crouching slave-spaniel Moses Norris belongs
either to the one or the other?
Mr.. GIDDINGs's SPEECH, part of which we pub
fish this week, will be found plain, bold, out
speaking discussion Of the slavery question: worthy
of the OCCASION the cause, and the author A truer
and more single-hearted champion of free princi-
pies than Joshua R. Giddings lives not A warm
er, kindier heart, whose every pusation is in alb
horrence of oppression and wrong, never beat be-
tween human ribs. May the God of the oppressed
give him strength equal to his day, and constitu-
ency worthy of such representative!
The Independent Democrat of January 20, 1852.
the next paper but two issued after the one from
winch the Republic quote) in an editorial article
ON the slavery question, says:
II wall be remembered that the whole first