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TITLE K.
s @ II E D U l. E

ART. 142. The Constitution adopted in eighteen
hundred and forty-fve is declared to be superseded
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TITLE
MODE OF REVISING THE CONSTITUTION,

ART. 141. Amy amendment or amendments to this
may be proposed in the Senate or House
OF representatives, and il the same shall be agreed
| to by twothirds of the members elected to each
house. such proposed amendment or amendments
shall be entered on their journals, with the yeas and
nays taken thereon and the Secretary of State shall
cause the same to be published three months before
the next general election for Representatives to the
State Legislature, in at least one newspaper, in
French and English, in every Parish in the State in
which a newspaper shall be published and such
proposed amendment amendments shall ia be SUD
mitted to the people at said election; andl mayor,
ity of the voters at said election shall approve and
ratify such amendment or amendments, the same
shall become part OF the Constitution. If more
than one amendment be submitted at time, they
shall be submitted in such manner and form that the
people may vote for or against each amendment
separately.
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN,

UEKTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THONIAsSON
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA
Having painted the hurricane deck MAG
NoLlA, under command with the BRIDGEWATER PAINT
heany recommend it for its IMPERvous qualities NJ
MI i Pronoanting in Judgment
TON AGAINST THE EFFECTS OF SPARKS AND CiNDERs Il
monthB (Signedl an TfIGsi ccps
NewOreans, December ., 1851,
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JOHN KERR's TWO FACES.

The Asheville News, noticing the charge that il
had done injustice to Mr.. Kerr, says:
=" We never, intentionally, did any man injustice
We do not think Mr.. kerr's positions have been
unfairly stated, but if he can show that they have
been, will cheerfulIy give him the full bene-
fit of the denial. But mark We, % If Mr.. Kerr
denies the positions have attributed to him, we
shall see that the lie rests just where it beongs-upon
the Raleigh Register and the Newbernian, of the
gentleman's friends and advocates! for defy any
man on earth to prove that have attributed one
sentiment TO him which was not promu gated by these
two papers,"
The Newbernian of the 9Th of June stated that Mr..
Kerr in his speech in Newbern, declared express
terms" that he not for Convention, the fol-
lowing extract will show-and this is what the News
no doubt alludes to:
s. We see that the Rep. f. Pat. states that MIR.
Kerr is the advocate of open, unrestricted Conven-
KNOW, FOR WE HEARD 1T, that in his speech
in New-Berne the 29th ult.- MIR. Kerr said, in
express terms, that HE DID NOT ADVOCATE
CONVENTION. Is it likely that in Elizabeth
City, where such stand would have done him more
injury than here, that he should have advocated an
open Convention, and declared within week or
less here, that he DID NOT advocate Convention
of any kind 2"
Now let what Mr.. Kerr said in Green's
borough. The Greensborough Patriot of the 10th
instant, in its sketch of Mr.. Kerrs remarks at that
place on the 29th June, says:
II" Mr.. Kerr most distinctly declared himself
tor Convention called according to the provisions
of the Constitution; but insisted that the UOice Of the
majority would and ought to the constitution
al number of the Assembly effect it-that this was
the true REPUBLICAN doctrine" a
What must be thought OF such man? Can any
portion of the State trust him?
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whether or not the Constitution shall be so altered
as to strike out the threefths principles and also
altered as to confer upon Congress other and fur
Their control over the institution of Slavery. W.
will suppose the proposition is submitted, and the
vote taken-who doubts as to the result? Would
not majority of hundreds of thousands so vote
And would not Congress be bound, according to Mr..
Kes doctrine, to take steps for carrying the will OF
| this majority into effect?
! No body supposes that Mr.. Kerr would SO vote
the contrary, he would be compelled to resist his
doctrine, when thus prac tcaized, or, in common
with his slaveholding fellow. citizens be overwhelmed
by the tide of aggression; but we have given his
position and explained it, to show that he is either
a demagogue, careless of consequences so that he
Can get votes by clarifying the majority doctrine,
or Ignorant of what he wants Of what he Does In
either case submit, he is unfit to be Governor OF
Tor tn Carolina.
What will that brazen-taced journal, the Raleigh
Register, say now? Will it take back its charge of
"lying " brought against our Correspondent? Will
1t come forward and honestly confess the facts
Will 1t confess that, according TO its admissions
OF Saturday last, Mr. Kerr is guilty of the charges
preferred against him 2 No. it will still evade. mis-
represent and labor to deceive and the may be
said with equal truth, of that exceedingly dgnfed and
Independent journal. the Greensborough Patriot.
We call upon friends in all quarters, to Ian
these facts before the people.
DAVID S. REID, be it remembered, speaks with no
double tongue. What he was in 164S, these ques-
tons, he is He is of the pures of our pub
lie men, the farest and candid of politicians,
and one of the best Governors the State has ever had
Will the honest people of orth Carolina turn him
out to put in such John Kerr? Never
Then rally, brother Democrats for your avorte can
didate-rally from the seashore TO the mountains,
and give him such majority the 5th of August,
as will silence for years his demagogue opponent,
as we'll as the INSCRIPTIONS leaders who are bend
ing every nerve to defeat Free Suffrage by defeating
DAVID S. REID.
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July 10Th, 1852.

July 18th, 1852.
The above-named gentlemen respectable as
any in the State, and their word, where they are
Known, is regarded conclusive any fact stated
by them. Two of them-Wison s. Hill, Sr. and
]. R. McLean-are known the people of the State,
the former being Councillor of State and the latter
having served with credit himself in the House of
Commons from Surry County.
We hare no'o proved all zoe charged, we did I'M
der similar circumstances two years ago; and con-
scious of this fact, and of the soundness of po
son and the purity of our motives, we hurl back al
INSCRIPTIONS Wing Editors all the imputations
which, in their desperation in sinking cause, they
have thought proper to throw at We have fixed
upon their candidate for Governor-the denagogue
herr-in characters which no art of theirs will be
able to eface, the fact that he has changed his tone
upon the basis-the fact that he has endeavored to
eVade and craogfsh the School Fund-the fact that
he shrunk, though repeatedly questioned from decar
'ng what he wants Convention for-the fact that he
is In favor of right mode of changing the State
Constitution which is totally unknown that instru-
ment, and in the face Of its express provisons-and
the fact that he is fora doctrine in relation to the Fed
era Constitution, which, if carried into practical OPP
Grafton, would result in striking out the three-ffths
principle which slaves are represented in Con-
"oUiu oSSuIeuIy ledu' III the emo, 10 the
overthrow and determination" las Gen. Scott has
lt,) of Slavery itself!
Inc State Constitution provides that no Conven-
ton OF the people of this State shall be called except
on the concurrence of two-hirds of all the members
OF each house OF the General Assembly and vet if
majority OF the people should vote for Conven-
ton' Mr.. Kerr says it would be the DUTY of the menu
oers OF Assembly from counties which would GER
'aniy lose by change in the basis to vote for this
convention In obedience to said bare majority and
mat any member who should refuse to do so would
De " an GrtStocrat and republican! IN What
Will Messrs. Washington, Barnes, AIMS, ROGERS.
w. F.Collins, Maultsby, Hugh Collins, IT. F. Jones.
'Oyner' and others who might be mentioned. saw TO
that?
Inc Constitution of the United States provides
""' " The Congress whenever two-thirds of both
muses. shall deem it necessary shall propose amend
ens' which, In either case, shall be valid to all in
'ents and purposes, as part of this Constitution.
when ratified by the Legislatures of threefour,bs of
me several States, by Conventions in
Fnereof as the the other mode of ratification
may be proposed by Congress. This is what the
CONSTITUTION says--what says Mr.. Kerr He takes
~ 1,0ao ground that majority of the people of
o o"l'eo States have right to change the Con-
"'u'ion OIL The United States. Let US see how this
iu Work Mr.. Seward rises in his place in the
o'e ana proposes to submit it to a majority of the
people OF the United States to saw, at the balotbox
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ABSCONDED,

FROM my plantation in BIaden County, NJ c., on
the morning of Sunday, the 4h day of July. 1852,
my negro SIMON who is said to be about 40 years
of age, light compexion oleraby tall and boned.
wi tn scar his breast and on his face (perhaps
the left side) the of his mouth. speaks in
rather long tone of voice. and most of his front teeth
missing has large feet, stoops t forward when
walking and moves rather slowly. l expect he will
endeavor make his way back to Alamance County,
where he says he formerly lived and belonged to Mr.
Dckey who think he says WINS his wife, purchased
him in April last from Messrs Arch'd. S. Mckay and
Arch'd. Patterson.
will pay reward of twenty dollars to any person
who will apprehend said negro in this County and
liv er him to me- him in the Jail o! this Coun-
ty twenty dollars for his apprehension and safe
confinement in the Jail of any other County in North
Carolina, that get him again
THEOPHILUS TATUM.
Elizabeth Town, Baden Co. ~ CO s2s- WOW.
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A CARD.

N consequence of ill health and my nervous condi-
ton, it is with great degree of reluctance that ap
pear in the public prints but in justice myself and
those concerned, it is my unpleasant duty to notice an
article recently published by Captain A. w. Pearce in
which he says (speaking-of member of the Board of
Trustees of the Franklin Institute that withdrew from
the meeting and would have nothing to do with such
deulous proceedings. This would seem to imply that
became disguised with the proceedings and withdrew
cordingly when in fact informed them of my ndispo
sition which then abouring under and excused
before the meeting organized. l regret very much
that my motives in leaving misconstrued by
Capt Pearce. have said all that is necessary
ing this Card but interrogatoes have been put
what would have pursued had been pres
ent at the meeting, will state that the Trustees, after
Cap P.s dismissal, stated to that they had notified
him appear his trial. and that he failed to do in
which case expressed the opinion to them and Capt.
Pearce that in my opinion they could not have acted
otherwise because he did not appear in his defence But
had the Captain attended when notified should, in all
probability, have voted against his dismissal show the
other Trustees would have acted in this case
BILE say consderthe explanation here given full and
satisfactory therefore, inasmuch as friendly with
both parties, particularly request that my be used
further. u. SILLS.
Bedford, N. c., July 1, 1852. 92s-lt.
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CONGRESS,

In the House of Representatives, the 18th in
slant, the postage bill taken up and ultimately
passed. 1t fixes the rate Of postage papers, Pc
rodicals, &C., not weighing more than two ounces,
at hafa cent, when not sent beyond three thousand
miles, and double that rate beyond that distance
all papers, &C., not weighing more than ounce,
and published in three MONTHS half of the FORE
going rates; and all newspapers not weighing
more than two ounces, when sent from the Office of
publication actual subscribers in the State where
published, are entitled to the above reduction The
law take effect from the 3Oth of September next
The Correspondent of the Baltimore Sun thinks
the bill defective, and looks to it amended by the
Senate.
The Senate's amendment to tie deficiency bill,
granting additional compensation to the Collins line
of Steamers, concurred in by the Hoase>en the
18th, by vote of 80 to 81.
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Since Pierce's nomination the people have heard
that he has been a member of the New Hampshire
Legislature an ned member of both branches
of Congress. and Brigader General in the Mexican
war. Beyond these facts nothing is known of Mr..
Pierce. Louisville Journal
Pierce has done what neither Scott his advo-
Gates are capable of doing. He resigned and perse-
veringly decI ined the highest Office in the Union
next to the presidency. He volunteered COM
mon soldier in the Mexican when Scott, long
pensioned on the government as Major General, hg-
led about starting account of the danger of his
rear. AoutSOt"e DehIocT0t.
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Condition of The Makes.

NEW York, July IS. Sales to-day of 800 bales
of Cotton 81 cts. for middng Orleans and % cts.
for Upands. Sales of 1880 bbs. Flour at I'M
changed rates. Sales of 5000 buehels Ohio white
Wheat at IO7 CTS, and $4,000 bushels mixed Corn
at 60 GIL cts. Sales of 800 bbIs Pork at $l9 371
for mess and $17 for prime. Sales of 900 bbls Beef
at firm rates. Sales of $50 bbls. Lard at IL cts
Sales Of $50 hhds. Musccvodo sugar at 5 cts, and
500 boxes Havana at AZ So els. Sales of 5000
gallons Linseed Oil 60 cts. Sales of so tierces
Rice at 81 314. Sales of 400 gallons Whisky at
% 224 cts. Sales of SO bbls. Spirits Turpentne
at Al cents.
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SURRY AND ASHE.

We are gratiied to learn that Col. George Bower
has consented to stand again for the Senate in the
above Counties. Col. Bower is of our most
useful and reliable public men. He possesses sound
judgment and has had much experience in public af-
fairs, and anticipate his reelection either without
opposition, by large majority over any opposition.
The Democratic candidates for the Commons in
Surry are DR.. George F. Wilson, Joseph Dobson,
and Charles w hitlock. These gentlemen all en-
inently qualified to uphold the Republican banner,
and, from what we Tan learn, count With conf
dence on their election. The people of surry have
not forgotten that it of their cherished
Representatives, Mr. Sheek, who first introduced the
Free Suffrage bill into the Legislature; and they no
doubt know and feel that the of this great
measure depends, in a very great degree, the re-
suit of the August elections.
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FALL TRADE, 1852.
Petifs. Harris, and Daniel.

No. % Nassau ST., the Post Office, Ne,U York.
OFFER for cash approved credit, complete as
~ sortment of Silks and Fancy Dry Goods, now in
Store, and arriving by every Steamer.
Consisting in part of Dress Goods in every variety,
1afeta, and Satin Ribbons, Fancy Bonnet, and Cape
Ribbons, elegant assortment Black and Fancy Sifs
White Goods of every description Laces and Enabroid
cries, GLoUes, Mtts, Hosiery, Garats &C., &C.
Merchants from the Country respectfully invited
to examine our Stock.
July 18th, 1852. 7I-2m.
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ADVANCE IN PRIcE IN THE BooT AND SHOE MARX
ETs-LARGE PROFITS. Tie Boston Traveller states
that the advance in price boots and shoes for the
past TWO months has been about 20 per cent, and
consequently the profits to of the wholesale
dealers in that city, who were fortunate enough to
have large stocks on hand has been very great. One
house estimates that their stock hand and conrac-
ted for had increased in value, within the period
toned $50, 900. Another house estimates its profits
on the advance at $4,000
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

WILL be received by the Subscriber, until the 5h
w August next, for the Plastering and Stuccoing
of the buildings erected for the Insane Hospital near
Raleigh.
The pastering will be required to be of the hest quail
ty three coatwork-the last d-fnish part with
lime and sand, and part with plaster of paris-the lime
and plaster will be Misunderstanding and all other
materials to be furnished by the Contractor.
GEORGE w. MORDECAI,
For the Commissioners.
Raleigh, July 18th, 1852. It'd.
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THE Hickory POLES GOING UP. Tomorrow the
democrats of Washington city raise pole in honor
from the Miiinsown Register the democracy of Tus-
carora tow nsnip, Juniata county, put up s. old
Jackson pole" with the flag of democracy flying at
its top. ethe signs of the times pesage truly, or if
shall have another Jackson victory this fall
LycOming Pa. Gazette.
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liberated SLAVES. There arrived at Rochester
N. Y, last Friday, company of twelve colored
persons from North Carolina, in charge of DR..
Forbes seeking place in the free States or Canada
for their permanent location and home. len OF them
were slaves of Benjamin Dicken, Esq, of Edgecombe
county, N C., deceased, and liberated by his will.
which insrr ment apart property to the value OF
&IO 600 to $4,000 FOR their benefit.
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REPUTATION SCOTT BY EMINENT WIGS OF
MARYLAND. The Baltimore Argus states that COL
A. G. Eye, of Carroll county, wing eector four years
ago; c. F. Mayer. esq, of Baltimore; Col. Il. J..
McKaig. candidate for Congress three years ago !;
Messrs Brewer, Devecman, and Semmes, OF Allega-
nv county, and Others have renowned whiggery, and
will support Pierce and King.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

TINE regular monthly meeting of Hiram Lodge, No.
Il 49, will be held on Monday evening next the 18th
instant at 81 o'clock Important business will be laid
before the Lodge, and it is ordered by the Worshipful
Master that every member shall attend.
WILLIAM THOMAS Balm, Secretary.
Raleigh, July 10Th, 1852. 7l-lt.
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TFrom the Eastern Sentinel

GENERAL ScoTT THE CONSTITUTION.
Article 1, Section g. of the constitution of the Uni
ted States says: Congress shall establish a uniform,
rule Of naturalization
General Scott, in his native American letter, dated
November 10Th, 1846, says: hesitate ber,Ueen
extending the period Of residence before naturalization
and I'OT.4L REPEAL Of all acts Of Congress on
the subject. My MIND INcLINEs THE LATTER"
Here, then, is General Scouts profound knowledge
of the plain letter and spirit of the constitution of his
country, and the uniform practice under it from the
foundation of the government. Now his friends may
excuse him by saying this letter written in a
freak of passion; and if so, is subject such
uncomfortable and blind passion fit depositary of
all executive power in free country
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OLD PotNF-DIsTINGUIsHE ARRIVALS. There is
large and fashionable company at the Old Point To-
tel, (says the Norfolk Beacon of Tuesday, which
received an accession on Sunday morning, by the
rival of the splendid North Carolina, from
Baltimore, of Mrs. Fillmore, Miss Fillmore, Mr.: M.
P. Fillmore Private Secretary of the President, on.
G. CabelI, cf Florida, and Mrs. Cabell, and Mrs.
Ashley of Missouri.
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Does the Messenger hope to make any capital for
Mr.. Kerr. by continually misrepresenting Mr.. Cling
man? Is Mr.. Clingman unpopular in this Dis
trct-has he so little influence. that the Messengers
statement that he is against MI Kerr will benefit the
latter! The editor of that paper takes delightful
plan to kill his friend! Mr.. Clingman, we
said last week, has not, know LEDGE done any,
thing against Kerr, and if the Messenger is parcu-
larly anxious bury his candidate beyond the hope
of resurrection he is pursuing the proper course TO
his phiIanthropic labors we say, Amen!
Baskerville Ne,Us
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PIERCE AND KING CLUB.

There will be meeting of the PIERCE and KING
Club at the Court House in this City, this (satur-
day. evening at eight o'clock. Come one, come
all. We hope to see full turn out of the friends
of Pierce and King and of Reid and Free Suffrage.
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STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

We propose send the Standard to subscribers
for six months, ST. for the Weekly and 80 for the
Semi eekly, in advance. This period will embrace
the campaign for Governor, President, and also the
proceedings of the Legislature, which is to meet in
October next.
We appeal to friends in all parts of the State.
to circulate the documents. Now is the time to lay
facts before the people, II we would succeed We
must work-we must make sacrifices of time and
labor for the cause No valuable result was a.
chieved withoHt effort.
Send in the names.
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Ia We authorized to announce IL ebert vi.
StinSOn, Esq. a candidate represent the people
of Randolph County in the House of Commons of the
next General Assembly.
July 9TH, 1852. 92S- 2w.