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Theatrical.

TuE BALLET IN New YoRK.--severa of the first
emnence in their profession appear nightly before the
and refinement and fashion OF this metropolis in
rivalry Of each other and conendpg werc for the
prize Of popular appreciation The highly accomplished
Rouset sisters, in Castle Garden and Madcmoclle Pou
gsud with brilliant French o.pe, and the fascinating
Spanish danscue senorita Solo, Nblos theatre are
the dpuAnts in this graceful contest It is to be regret
ted that the Rouscts have their field Of action in
such unfarorable spot The. company Of finished
graceful and accomplished cancers. Caroline Ia a most
exquisite artistic and the PERFORMANCES OF tbs whole
troupe are chaste and elegant but yet, they have
very foolishly taken their position at Castle Garden
completely out Of towntbcy hardly attract
blages sufficient TO dcsray expenses. In Nblos theatre
the brilliant galaxy Of Terpschorean pricsesses who mp
pear there, crowded aud fash iona5c assembages
Mdcs Pougaud Drouet and others of the French poape
admirable representatives Of the refined beauties Of
the italian and French schools and their dancing adj
mirdd and rewarded with the smes aud cheers Of the
spectators. But the less known though infinitely
charming spanish style Of dancing-that TO-
mantle style which has completely fascinated all
who have beheld IL, Ia its native grace and smp
city, danced by the peasant maidens of Andalusa-has
the heariiest applause and greatest enthusiasm in
the representations given Of IL By Scnoritl Pcpita
Soto The pure blood Of the Andausan through
her veins and gives fire and energy 10 her every action
Hers Is the very poetry a motion, and the elegant
symmetry Of her form Is developed in her stately aud
graceful attitudes bending TO every turn Of her cesta-
nets. The admirers a exquisite dancing never be
more thoroughly ratihcd than ia witnessing tho per
orances 81 tuis superb artistic who calculated 10 sub
due all opposition aud carry aytrytbn before her cuo
rita Soto 10 take precedence all er rivals
H. tho profession and has most brilliant before
lr lftr peculiar c1ccii ab0ut 10 o. still
IL er developed by Of hvg naee dances wiinn
q, about bee brought cut fer her p Mr. Aibl9. Eav
r II AZ M. lT
1ag ~ siclt - tho bil Inn tLas which la r.t
j. GptJatcd.
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Marine Affairs,

FoR EuEorE The U. S. NJ steamship Franklin, Capt.
wottop f at yesterday for Have via Cowes with
OF passengers and s574o0o in specie.
DrsArTuRr or Aus1rALrA~ GoLD sEEKERs.--Thc ship
Revenue. Crowel the second Australian passenger ship
from this port sailed yesterday for Port Philip. Che was
fun Of passengers principally hailiug from the British
provinces Two three other vessels the same
port, and viii tho-tly follow.
rnE STEAMSHIP SouTHrusEn. Capt Jos Foster arrived
yesterday morning nom Charleston bringing papers
from that city IL, advance of the mail.
DKowyEp Al SEA Charles Victor native Of Sweden,
band on board the bark Ttdsh which arrived Fri
day from Vera Cruz fell the 10Th inst and
was lest though every hsn effort was made TO save
him.
LAuNcHFp-At Warren r. l.. lat inst, by Messrs.
Chase Davis fine bark called the Belle intended for
the sperm whale fishery.
At Kennebunkpor LIST inst, by Messs. D. Il :. Ward
ship Charles Ward Of KennebuDk 700 owned by the
builders Capta Charles Ward and A. stone and others
and by capt jos. Gould who is to command her.
Inr CLIPPER YACHT AnEaIcA.-The following IL an
extract Of letter received by friend from Lord Du
Blaauire II is dated Cndz January 10 - beg you to
collect for ell paragraphs and stories you about
masters log her general performance, which
happy ray Up 70 s time have been most satisfactory,
and may faieiy add most excellent In gale or hurri
cane. rLe behaves equsy WELL rides like duck Is quite
dry and heats every vessel we meet like steamer Ny
naAter and delighted wii thcir berth and
asonished at her performances and mmense speed in all
weather. / am thankful TO say that have quite re-
from my dangerous Hines md sal this evening
'or Gibraltar, tnonce TO Malta London Paper.
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How TO CELEBBArH THE "FoURTH. Our
national anniversary brings 20 all within the
limits Of our land, and 70 those Of our countrymen
in all quarters Of the globe, season Of pleasure,
delight, perriment, and relaxation from the daily
cares Of life II is the great holiday Of our nation
and is observed with Tho reooings due to the gori-
Gus event which it commentaries. The over
wrought mechanics, and artisans, and shopkeepers
M the other 6enzens of the city take advantage Of
the freedom from busn sss which the day brings 70
chem, and leave the hot and crowded streets, to
enjoy themselves in cool country retreats, recruit
their exhausted energies bya quiet ramble along
che sea shore, or by the margin Of some placid
like or dive into the haded pathways Of the forest,
Or climb up the rugged Rountain, and inhale the
healthy breezes Of its summit, spend the day in
some quiet country village, firing of Chinese crack
krs al aJitun, ard indulging in unbouuded IA
iiopal e,orhca.ion This is the way ia which the
majority Of citizens celebrate the 'Fourth" while
on the contrary the Inhabitants Of the rural dis
fricts crowd tito the metropolis 70 see the sights,
ard eaze with ason Nhmcnt et The PROFESSIONS, and
b, os. n admiration ot tbe hands, aud listen TO
crat,ous, AMI get half 'aaocated 10 tho crowded
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TELEG Apl!IC.

ARRIVAL OF THE ISABEL At GnARLEsToN--ADDI-
TioSAL PARTICULARS OF THE RAvAGES OF THE
CHOLERA ON BOARD TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
or TIE BARg NACoocHIh, OF AUGUSTA, MAINE
CfisnlssroS, July 8, 1852,
The steamship Isabel has arrived at this port, with
Iiay ana and Key West dates to the goth ultimo.
The steamship Philadelphia, frGm asp;nwa arrived at
Hava.a with twenty passengers and part Of the
sick with cholera and ChgrSs fever The authorities
consequently ordered her of to Key West where she
lived the s hut not allowed to land passengers
She oiobce TO Sand Fey aud there Lnled. She
had thirtytwo deaths boardtwenty six passengers
and Xix of the crvweang the former, Mr. Ira Birdsa
the agent Thirteen died after the arrival Key
West, and the 30th Of June thirteen stl sick
four Of t5en with cholera. tue rest Chagres fever.
The II Dorado arrived at Havana the 2oth ult from
New Orleans.
Tie bark f'scooche, of Augusta Maine from Calves
bound for Boston, with cargo of 500 bales of cot
ton 60 bales wool and 400 hides Ashore the 9Th
June French Key, anu got off by the wr-ckers
and arrived at Key West the 10Th On the 3otn she
hetd for salvage. and the hides sold for 3S
I22 The vessel was being r. paired
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BrOORyyu CIV IntcIl,0ence.

ACCIDENTS BY IiREwoRKs-Some boys forgot to take an
iron ran.rvi quarter OF inch thick, of sm ali
gun which they firing of in Main street Catha
rne ferry, last evening, and when IL dschge the
rcd was shot the street striking officer affair
Higgins 10 the hollow OF his left foot anu escaping his
BODY, penetrated the heshy part Of his LEFT As an
Ice cart asiDg down Euon street last evening and
when at Market street some fire hackers exploded
In the str IT, which frightened the horse and be jumped
aside, Knocking down MIR Riley ~ years Of nge Of tho
furniture sore by there the vehicle over
him irjuliDg MIN severely.
fixTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF THE BnooEiYS FL.
MALE AcApIMr.- The sixth annual commencement of
the Female Academy. ia Joralcnon street TOOK place
Friday evening before very large aud ence greatest
proportion being ladies. The Rev Er Lewis Opened
the exercise with appropriate prayer when on ode.
the ctmposiienof Mis Fairfield, sung by the pupils
Inc reports on the various deprmonte read and
the productions highly commended by the committees
Prot Eaton end DR. Judd Rad tho compositions after
Mhtn' ~ Van Wagner Eaq the PRECEDENT o. the insti
tution read the annual I'd aud presented diplomas
70 twenty I've young hdics . he pntng ode wa then
sunG ana Inc btncaicton pronounced, which cpsed the
procetdib having proved highly interesting through
out The principal OF the academy j. A. Crttcnden, Esq
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Ar,irn, m i.,c llInnira Civ.

TIE CHOLERA on BOARD THE STEAMSHIP PHiLA-
DELPniA-iTc RAyAGEs AMONG THE PASSENGERS
AND GREW
Jh. steamship Empire City Captain Leeds, arrived
yesterday from new Orleans vii havana and Key West
Uer dates from Havana are to the 2S;h ult
she reports hat The hip Pbiladephia left Aspin
wall the 23i e. Havana and Now Orleans AMI when
day from port tie cholera broke out among tae pas
sengers and crew. carrying of forty Of them. Among
these Mr. Trdsal the United States mali agent. On
her arrived It Havana she Immediately ordered away
by The sthoritiesh.y lot allowing her to remain
Two miles outside the hsror to have the requisite stores
TO her. bet ecd her to put to quito uoprs
pared for the voyage She proceeded 20 Key West whare
Tie Empire City left her the GOTH to land her passen-
gers and procure fuel and water
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thcroue mares and then behold the crowping glory
Of all 10 the magnificent discharge 81 Fl re works.
Both systems pleasant, suit Sle, and appro-
PIRATE the disrest classes II tho community. who
alike rrutided with the mrsual exchange they
have made Cor the day, BAD are on tho morrow
none the worse for the smusements which tho
" Fouth" has arongGt them We expect that to-
morrow Wi, be- exception to the general ru'e,
and heartily wish 70 al full measure OF enjoy
ment
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Arrived yesterday, 90 the irving uouse-Hon. Sam
Houston. Texas; Judge Undefwoo U. S. Senator Ky
Gen Cass, U. s seIistor Michigan; Governor Jones,
L. s Senator, Tennessee; Hon X. Il. Stockton, U. D.
Senator New Jersey; Hon. H. Fish. u. Senator, New
York; Hon. MIR James, u s. Senator Rhode leland; Hon.
Mr. White, NJ. g, ny; Colonel williams, Ky; Major
REYNOLDS u. &. A: Lieut. Mead, i. N: Robt. Beal,
seruran at Arms, Senate: Thomas Clay, of Henry
Clay; Henry Clay Jr grandson Of Henry Clay; Phila
delIhia delegation OF twelve.
At the As,or--Mr Morgan st. Louis; Gen. Robinson.
phia; Lieut. J j. Adams, U. B. N; JOS sutton, N. o.;
Colonel Van Bficr, N. o.; .. Sergeant Conn Jos. u.
q'llayor Rostou
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Crv scorrs NOMINATION IN GEoRGiA Tho Savannah
(Ga Republican Of rhc 18th ult publishes the teiegra
phic abstract IF Gen scotts letter al acceptance and
remarks foows:it will be- by reference to the
foregoing dspniches. that ien scutt has formally nc
certcd o nomination of TIE whg party and thai b. has
IN. placed hp,stf upon rhc patriotic platform
fur, hea by the South and adopted by the convention
had & ar, tina he would do th,stlat ho woald
e,ade lie gElgt p0int In the prceDt controversy and
ih,f aitIaeiLc vi * of The Nouh should bis lester
10 III thar ii ! tesc,oeJ TO ~ ~ tho dsspatch IL val
thtpec very - rcJ aur oilnan' 81 me poSt'o1 ani
fpt ne colyst ~ 81 se0tt. ,bG welt tAc hr@ta
ri Gfeurf '.aatssr wiWn w. ma rrtlerl &iN -
tttr uhi, - Nm ! ce-rcei ima'e ~ ~
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y.w York. su nday. July 4. 1850,
Mafla far Earupe.

THE VIEW YORK wEESLv HERALD.
7he 8r.ish mail steamship Niagara viii leave Boston
IN v ednesdSy xt, for Halifax aaa Liverpool The
rop"sn mail VIII close IN this city 1T one and sres
-oc'oof TuesdGy afternoon next. The Nrw YoRv
TnrcLr HERALD will puou shed o'clock or Tues
DAY morning. It's ccnerts printed IN French and Eng
E.h will embrace new to nc nour Of publication
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MONEY MARK ct.

cAEuRDAr. july sd r. NJ.
There Is dininuop la the excl emeut in tho stock
maILet At the FIRST board day. ali far.ces we're in
demand at improving prices New Jersey Zinc nj up
= per cent Nicaragua Transit Company, per cent
Florence and Report, IS; Portsmouth. x: Northern
ind'ana Railroad I; Eric Railroad az Michigan Central
Eaiiroad, y; Montgomery Mining Company declined X
per cent: Hudson Rahoto per cent f,m last sale
North american Trust. metropolitan Bank has do
enrd per cent from the highest point The board ad-
journed Til morn ng to tuesday next Altar the
9Th We have no doab tho market win be tranquil
than at any time this season Moncv is 80 plenty and
20 cheap that prices oi stocks must sd7apce
There no help for 1t There IL other use for the
Idle &c p' tal which IL accommodating so rapidly
TIE receipts Mt The office Of the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port today amounted to sl04 OOo payments sl4s
ACT 42-baencr 80 4l6 90 81
The steam.hjI Frank lin for IIavre carried out up-
wards OF half million Of rpceio Tho total shipments
for TIE week and for the year up to July 3D. inclusive
were os annexed:
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GREAT THINGS NOT Yer DoSE.--Gen. Scott has
not yet resigned his post in the army Kossush has
not yet delivered lecture for charitable purposes
The Irish Directory have not yet accounted for those
thirty thousand dollars.
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CohRrcToS-We were in error in stating, yesterday
morning that the More telegraph line charged seventy
I've cents for the hrst ten words TO Washington The
charge only fifty cents double the proposed retes
OF the Union Company between tbs ely and Boston.
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Ni..iis sot Cstsforsia,

The mail st.rsbip Ohio viii leave this port To- NOR
afternoon, fhe b.. i,st,, for Aspin VAL The
PoIaetheus II leavS on Tuesday after ocn the 9Th
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TrE TEsTnIolY or IN ATHEIST REFUSED IN Ros-
ToS --In The IT, y Circuit Court, yesterday, Judge
Spaguc refused TO allow Walter Hunt, vi Ncg
on - ,cs;iiy The scwiae machine pltont ccse,
or Tie ground iL0t he wus 30 atheist, Bosom Tia.
ta,r hug l.
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The Crocers' Bank has declared dividend # three and
half per cent? the Bank OF Commerce four per cent:
Knickerhckcr Bank, four per cent? the Norwich and
worcester Railroad Company, two per cent; Morris and
Essex Railroad Company. three and half per cent.
The Comptroller os the city of New York gives notice
that The interest the public stocks of this city duo
the LIST Of August next viii be paid by the Chamberlain
ut the Mechanics Bank the 31st Of July the LIST Of
Arguat this year coming on Sunday.
The semi annual interest the Canal Revenue Cef-
fcaes of tho State If New York; paid yesterday at
the Manhattan Bank.
The earnings Of the Long Island Railroad Company
during the month Of Jane amounted to SIS COS 81
anst g1G 453 20 for the corresponding month In 1851
Inorcasc, 50 153 06.
The Chesapeake and Ohio canal will be In nayigable
order the 18th inst Water has ercay been let in on
the upper levels
The Cumberland Coal Company sent to market last
week. 23l1 tons the Frossbg Coal Company 742 tons;
Borden Company, 1885 tons Allegheny Company, CSC
tons; Parker Vein Gi5 tons
There wsstIc largest coal busness the past wcok of
the scrsor-oxceedinr ono hundred thousand tons by
the three iincs fhc Loga igaslon Company bought
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ALBANY Wd5nLccS --Tbere we're watgbsint the
Albany wcigblock during ho mapr ol amq 1851.
90 boats: 90. $50, as 00ut.--inefta r.. f41
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sssa oar Kaths'rou n. tea aonsh- and
entirely rest, rsd hhasns been bate ssht
psonoupce IL the hest rti-s either etness Grey
dsir. in he woIld james 0atson. Rnfs,o n W JsouS
kathats is tod by H. King stree: and
~; A. And sAnes cor Fs'toa and wiiian ssrsass;
phsor kcuseIi sO, and j. 9oddia yoa, IN Broad
b bsdd cor Ninth "trvs, A. Gniou. i27 10 rsry H.
0Brsn Canal street II Sotis. 29S Hudson st-set
deealfS & 10, luS Nit =. u e. Co.
Eiehth avenue; "ms "rs.msu. 3ls Grsai street. Nav
l0rk D. Perry 2'5 otoa street. RIA in IL Brothers
l63 Allan tic street ~ smith Court asd Non
tasnc Place b-ookGn, ~ ~ Dr asgsts AroarhoattIo
world. Price 25 cents pr ts1tlc.
4 TAA1As LYON, l61 irYa'yay Ny,
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Political Intelligence.

The Presidential Election takes place ON the ID Of
November ncxt-preyious 10 which, elections for men,
bcxs Of Congress viii take place in The following States
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The United etates steau, frgats SAN Jac
Thomas Crabbe. arrived ut Jcuoa on the "
tailed for Spezzia. Leghorn &c
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Fourth Of July ExcursiOn.-FOr peTtAcu~'
lars ths piea.ts ,u of vac lay, adver
teueBt Il the steamer ThoS E. HULSE. around Staten
Island, on Monday, July 5
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=. =. CleAver's Prsze nsJal Honey Rosrs
Ssvsre Of eountsrtss Clsavsrs she only genuine
Hssey soap As ilet il 10 naoI Aals: Ia tie
bath, IL 10 luxurious "a the extreme J. AVA Go
ssle Wholesale seshts A. Cor.lsnt strsat.
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Head Cunrrrrs or the United StatSs

Heat GUnrtrts OF the Unlfeu St9t6a
ropsMrs. HI La wea'd sy 20 Der fr,e.ds and ~.
OF her bust aud OF the Usjs9d Staten
Army II az ste viii 10 the FORTH Of JayS
NTH saloon snd while lie day al their hrs<~s With
deed. aa.ing ttsu, tbey via
Nh ely re,p.Asr that 81 Of them quiet retreat from
the din latte. whrs thoy refresh them
With b-st Ice sherry Cob'er hnt Jnps
and yefrehmers in M Ynrs at the corner Of Broadway
Grd uowa-d street, the drug store.
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tiona meeting OF tho " tuis assoeist1n will
hole at the othse, M Hiltb Avenue Wednesday,
evening JAY 7th a. oelsek for the payment 81 dues
III MADDEN, Secretary.
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orator and divine. visud bo'mes Dguerr.osype rooms
Yesterday to have large tige portrait which
done to the satisfaction ~ the gentleman. Miss Burbank,
sen horored tho cstah with h-r demADd for
picture TO rttrate her book OF poems &S Picture
1 rooms, No 2Sy Broadway
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the pubic wEiDg ppthe e. Ills rishts rhe
rrest rush ~ ctizeps 70 feeay 52 obtain
his SO Drab Beavers VIC pg prof that
halter not b. beat by Broad
town prer thar hshonaala bass BIO 81 sainsd 10 :.
BCwery well 9th rtreet jr New YORK. that tho
prbc determined award to the tho
- his trade buy bei bt the h" mak-s hem
rather Than Of who made in their who
have ellowshj wirh tho vsne and hesitate not
30 trsn1pe with rity the Tho eleri.t cd
Of biz trade Wor near ths and call at
5: Bowery, and bry hats from tia tha. workr
AID makes them. J.R FEENY 525a B,wery
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Tbc excItement 1t cvCninu Il. the Bowery

types o5 Broadway viii rs open aonday tina Ssh e
Ju, from aolocs A. tilt o'clock T.. NJ All i. want
o! line pictures IRE in yited to cali
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Hair Dye - the best discovered coorag
whsl.Js the momen i IL applied The an "a aai
certainty with which this fsvors and old nis
Dye performs l. Gtariht IL 70 fur sale or spptad a.
address. - -
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You wonder wh,t c.uscs tne heaaachc.

fOu wonder whit Causes the headache
with hioh Afflicted l. hpt westhsr You scnuls
your physician, who psrrihcs for Pause.u
desc which You take ,t'unt xperie- jug the slightest
leEeft If W. Md c'laa relief r.
KNOX of No l2S Fulton st~est who will prescribe for
ono o his Ecrntoin Beaver hsts, and trial yen viii,
fnd ~ the remedy exactly suited t.
keeps Ter sl large assortment Of Summer Watts Of every
variety OF material md shape npd ths individual dsir"us
10 1IS Cult,n str
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-10
MONDAYS HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

We invite the attention of our readers to the pro.
ceedings of the House on Monday last, as given in
our columns to-day.
1t strikes US that the Resolution of Mr.. Jackson
covered the whole ground, and we perceive no
good reason for pressing Mr.. Hillyer's amendment.
If the mind of the House is made up adopt Reso-
lutions affirming the g compromise fnality, it
will be necessary, in order to a clear expression of
opinion and fair understanding of the matter, that
further action should be had. Why adopt and send
out to the people both Jacksons and Hilyer's Reso-
lutions
Mr.. Edward Stanly quite conspicuous on
the occasion, he always is when he thinks he can
manufacture little party capital We have doubt it
will be found when all the facts disclosed that he
voted, when the vote taken by tellers and
corded, with the Northern Wings; and that party
the bottom of his movements from first to last.
The Correspondent of the Baltimore Sun says the
Northern Wings presented by means unbroken
front-vong against sustaining the previous ques-
ton, and all the preliminary qustons calculated
to further the passage of the Resolutions, in the
gative. The Democratic delegations from Illinois
and Indiana, stood firm a rock on the compro-
mi -
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WHAT DOES 1T MEANT

At meeting of the Wings of Henderson County,
held On the 22d of last month, the following auonr
other Resolutions was adopted
ResolUed, That in the absence of all the DELEGATES
appointed to attend the Convention at RALEIGH, wa
respectfully request his Excellency, Charles MANLY,
to represent US in that Convention, and that a COW
of the proceedings of this meeting, signed by the
Chairman and Secretary, be forwarded 10 him by the
Chairman"
After this with other Resolutions, offered BY Mr.
Baxter, had been adopted, Henry r. Farmer ESQ.,,
introduced the following as an amendment which
was also adopted:
I" ResolUed, That while We are willing to SUPPORT
the nominee of the Convention, yet we recommend
our first choice that able statesman and eloquent
and chivarous advocate of Wing principles Gen
john G. BynuTn of Rutherford
Gov. Manly requested to represent in Convention
the Wings of County, whose first choice for Gov
ernor is Gen. Bynum! Was it not cruel, under the
circumstances, to request Gov. Manly to give tha
vote What does it mean? Was Mr.. Farmer il
earnest, or was he offering bitter cup merely as
matter of amusement?