Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-04-14
DAILY MAIL EAST AND WEST.

We are glad to learn that the contracts have been
completed with the Post Office Department for
daily mail from Goldsboro' to New-Berne and Raj
eigh. The new arrangement commenced yesterday.
The Mail to New-Berne will leave here every morn
ing, Sundays excepted, on the arrival Of the Northern
train; from New Berne the mail will reach here in
time connect with the evening train from the South
To Raleigh, the stage will leave Goldsboro' every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings at an
early hour, and on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at H. NJ, the arrival of the morning train from the
South. This arrangement will add greatly to the
mail facilities Of New-Berne and Raleigh, and of the
arrangements will probably soon be made for the ex-
tension of the daily service westward from Raleigh
to Charlotte. 1t ought have been established long
ago, but it is better TO have it now than later.
Colds. Rep $ Patriot.
We learn that it may now be considered certain
that daily line will be established from this
point West. We presume that by the first of June
the Raleigh and CASTOR Road will again be in daily
operation, and the daily line West will, we suppose,
be commenced at that time. This is gratifying in
formation. The demands Of the people the subject
uttered through the public presses, have been heard.
and are about to be needed and complied with.
| A LOGICAL CONSEQUENCE. The Wing Convention
OF Pennsy lvania adopted the following resolutions
in the order presented to the reader The
of the wisdom and patriotism Of Filmore's Admin
istration is the nomination of Winfield Scott
"Re.olred, That the Administration of President
Fillmore deserves and receives our hearty commen-
dation for the ability and patriotism with which it has
conducted the foreign and domestic policy of the
country, coming within its reach and influence, and
that this commentator is based less upon the dig
nied and unfinchin2 manner in which our Intercourse
with foreign nations has been conducted, than upon
its wise conciliatory and bene6cient management OF
domestic Affairs the reduction Of postage, the enfor
cling of the strictest accountability and economy OF
public officers, and in supporting the protection OF
home industry, and the improvement of rivers and
harbors. EmlnentIy national and truly conservative,
we hail President Fillmore as bright ornament to
the Wing party.
Resolved, That the delegates from this State to the
National Convention are hereby requested and IN
structed to support the nomination of Gen. WIN.
FIELD SCOTT as the first choice Of the Wings Of
Pennsy lvania. and as giving US certain ground Of
hope Of regenerating our noble commonwealth, and
placing it in the array Of Wing States"
| Hon. Robert STRANGE. The Philadelph Penn
.yluanian, inserts the paragraph from the Richmond
Examiner, already published in this paper. recon-
mendinq the nomination Of Hon. Robert Strange TO
the Vice Presidency, and adds thereto the folIowin,
we'll deserved compliment to that distinguished gen
tleman:
"We have already n,,icsd the merits of most o
the candidates for the Vice Presidency, and now COZ
dialv bear testimony the high character and eni
nent 0eSeIVIngs VI SuoRe SihAN"hs " ""oSo "O""o
Is enforced with so much eloquence by the Richmon
} Examiner. He is one Of those men who reflect tn
highest credi, upon the highest stat ons OF spo.les
character dsinterested patrotism and the most trie
devotion to the Democratic principles, he would ador
the Vice Presidential Office. Nominated at Baltimore
his name would be tower Of strength in all paris
the land !: and in his State, his virtues woul
challenge investigation and defy assault. This muc
3 is due to Robert STRANGE, of North Carolina. an
this much we are free 10 say without expressing an
preference between the several candidates for the Vic
= Presidency"