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Extract from a letter to the Editor, dated s.

CARrHAer, Moore. Aug. 90, 1850. r
s We have just closed bnsy week, iE being Fall
Term of our Superior Court-his Honor Judge Galds
well presiding. Dieey, slave, the property 9he
Rev. Robert McNabb, has just been released from
confinement. She was Indicted and tried al this term
accessory to the murder of her master. The
Jury remained out all night, and after receiving sie
instructions or advice of the Court, on the next
morning they returned averdict of not gully She
was defended by Col. $. j. Person and A. r. Kelly,
Esq. ~ ssssE q sas
We have no news more than we have excellent
crops and good prospect of considerable accessions
to the Democratic ranks next November. :" a5
The Hon. A. w. Vensbe. Of North Carolina, de-
livered powerful speech before the Democratic As
sociation Of Richmond, ,.on Tuesday night. He 10
described as speaking withthringx xeloquence Of The
bold and manly letters Of General Pierce, one of hem
accepting the parry platform, endorsing the South
ern doctrines of s98 and 80 announced BY them,
and condeHntDg all agitation or slavery sand the
er denying, in terms Of just indignation, the New
Boston calnmny, in words ;unmeasuredy denuncia-s
tory of the whole Abolition Free Soil agitation athe
North. {. Venabe stated that other letters, deny
ing that slander, had been written by General Pierce
prior to the one addressed to De Leon, whichshe
himself had seen. They were all equally condemna-
tory Of the Abolition spirit; SO much 50, that ths.
friends to whom they were addressed had not pub.
shed them lest they should excite the Northern agi
tators to more bitter and extraordinary exertions
against him, and render the contest now going on
more exclusively sectional and fapaticat than it
s. ~ I. q ,..s -: &, Norfolk Asgnss
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ssysspaanss s. ,sislspi
t,at man rs neig
plain of The sliS 6dj afiSE
express al4Iiu their rood spi6spsots
soIneyahort stine slhcs ihe
MIssfssIpPi. Tfis Jackson nississfppisn ofs tho:
s27th dit ss learn and att lheS
adjoining counties theSb worm SisS Sad
havoc with the crops of BESIDES tho in-
jury which II sustains from this cause Ia many
.a,ons ,he plan. e ul'osaalS largs He's
Thess Union Beacon, Noxubee, saysssss
the grain crops Of every descrip been
secured, and both ia quality and quandty they must
be looked back 70 in after times as making this the
great grain year., 8
The cotton crop is afflicted ws the worm and Is
in very unpromising condition. 'he Beacon is as:
sured that there will not be- more than half crop
made within the county. II - 6 @ sss5Ss.
LOUISIANA. The. Jackson Lay Mirror of lie 18th
inst, says that cotton picking IN that vicinity Has
now fairly commenced, and the prospect is good tor
. large CROP May nothing blight that prospect.
The Coneordia fntefIigencer Of ths 2Ist Gays that
few days since Mr. Henry = Daniels, an enterprls-
ing planter Of that parish In four Or i've
bales of new cotton an The way from the Tensas and
shipped them from vindaliat Tor few Orleans.s sThe
same paper learns from planters residing 10 Adams
county, Miss, that the cotton crop is opeiIg very
rapidly on the hills Picking is said to- be as go66
now as it is usually month hlerin the season.
is the case also, in great meas1rss Mittrs
plantations in the owiand s. Farther back ant
swamp the crops are not quite 80 forWa ard
The CatahouIa Advocate of the 10Th inst. says that
everybody in that section seems to- be busy pick
ing cetton: "a good dead Ind dread bepn
and the probability Was stfatI Chs
Black zee kslNS h1 ths
waiting Tor ship 6nents
The Plaquen,tne Sentinel says thai the gene
rally in that parish arein more favorable condition
than they have been known for years. 'che sseason
has been very propitiods dry nor wet spells
for any length of time. S.
S The Panldng Miss.o Clarion Of the ~ 4th sinst.y
says the plentiful rains the past week have beenSa
great relief to the crops, which were beginning ~
suffer severely from the drought better corn erd
will be made in Mississippi than has been done Tor
years, and that article will be excessively abdndant
The cotton crop will be more than an average sons.
The Selma (Ala.) Reporter Of the 26th insr. says:
I" The boil worm making destructive rayages among
the cotton crop in this section Of country The
present cool weather. almost cool enough for October
will enable the worms to do their work speedily and
efectuay. ;, is rs es. 5Ss.
The WEATHER AND THE CRoPs. As friend who
writes from Marietta but who has been In
the Cherokee country. informs as that has rained
almost necessarily in that section Of the State during
the past week. The same letter says 6 he crops.
throughout the country far have seen and heard
very fine, but the cotton planters fearful that
their Drops will ho innrad by the fall
of ron. The crop wills without doubt, be the
largest ever made in Georgia and sTe Tennessee.
Sd, g So .ts1, S0v9n3lak Ne
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MR.. CALHOUN.

In the course of some remarks in the Senate on
the oath of last month, by Gen. Cass that distin-
guished paid this high tribute to the charac-
ter of John c. Calhoun: "
Now, Mr.. President, allow me to say here that
no in the Senate, or in the country, had more
dsinterested attachment to Mr.. Calhoun when living
than myself; has any higher regard for his
memory now that he Is dead. f1o was great man.
He had one of the most active and penetrating minds
ever encountered. 1t was quick. almost instanta-
prob,y equal to his ability. have never met with
a man in my life whose powers of conversation were
more fascinating, or whose positions were maintained
with higher reach Of thought or more opposite i-
ustrations. knew him for thTty-fve years, and al:
one period circumstances 5rou ght me into close prox
unity with him, and never approached him. and new
er left him. without his leaving my mind indelible
marks of superiority. He had been brought into
tact with the world at early period Of life he had
enlarged observation and great experience, which ne
and this discipline, added to his extraordinary mental
power, placed him In the foremost ranks of states.
men. may be said Of him as was said Of a kim
dred genius of old, Nj setegh quod ornaoit.' 2
There was no subject he touched which he did not
adorn.'' 80: S g z.&.-sss@
E Will the Hillsborough Recorder inform the
Epublic how it is that that public dinner which was
rendered to Mr. Graham, and accepted by him,
has not been giyens Why was the dinner chang
/ ed to barbecues Why. not give the Vice Pres
idential nominee both a dinner and a barbecue? !?
but this we suppose, is none Of our business and
lest we should be gravel lectured by the Recorder
and raped over the. knuckles accordingl we
forbear. IS x ss,s5s;.
1t strikes us that,one Of the most remarkable ex
hibitio11s Of the season, the Recorder crying up
Gen Scott in one breath as suar,sor and Mr.. tara
ham in the next as aciyilia,s the Ora
tluns has resi- gned as Secretary 4, and
retired to private viii the Recorders INFORM is
why Gen Scott does not also resign Has The
time at length arrived for precedent q
Itransfe Consnsander CHEF Of Army
fresh from 81 blood, Is the highest evil oaiee
4 in the land
s shall publish, in our next, the 6fsiaa
vote fsor Gov. Reds lnajorie5i
q vote s 4s being The largest seast fol
u u sS ~ g
'1s
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-15
GREAT DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS..

GREAT DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
We hear from all quarters Of large Mass Meet
inss Of the Democracy, Characterized b the great
est enthusiasm. A meeting Of this kind was re-
Gently held in Pittsburg, Pa, Col. Candless pre-
siding, and speeches were delivered BY Generals
Houston and Shields
A meeting was held at g Old Tammany, New
York, a few evenings since, which was dressed
byJudge Douglas, Gen. Cass, and others The
best spirit prevails among the Democracy from
Maine to California they are marching forward as
one man to the glorious victory ii November:
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THE STAND ARD.
PIERCE, KING .ANDsVIGrORY!
RALElGH, SATURDAY, sEpTs Is 1852

MR.. MOREHEAD's SPEECH ~,
We learn that the Scott and eGraham Club Of
this place had sort of 2 rally onM Monday night
last, and that Speech was made by the Hon.y as
T. Morehead. 81
4 "select fewnsome ten or ffffteen--were
amused, edifed and exhilarated s.: Messrs. Sion
il. Rogers and Gould, and by Orator Tant,;
while the crowd was being looked afors which did
not come, and while they were waiting for such q
crowd (which could not be had sas It would be
proper for member of Congress to address Mr..
Tant, it is stated, gave the 3 select very
melancholy song in very melaneholy manner, pre-
faced by some very dispiriting remarks ont Che sub
jet Of Whig apathy. !.
After which Mr. -Morelaoad1 .pee- -ee.,dalcfad in
and he spoke. We learn that his remarks were
rather amusing than otherwise that he said noth
Ing harsh or unkind about the Democrats and that
he seemed disposed to gipe It ssp: As q matter Of
course he eulogized Messrs Fillmore and Webster
in high terms and he gave it as his opinions as;
We are informed, that as Gen. Scott Us soldier
and familiar with scenes of blood, he could hang
up an Abolitionist without blinking an eye. s Mr.
Norehead it is rue is nosv out South, but then .he
ought not, that account to give his friend Sew
ard so hard dig as that. ~
The Scott demonstrations in this place are. feeble
enough as it is, in all conscience but we appre.
hend dead stop to them if Mr. Tant should per
sst in singing those melancholy songs. ss
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A--The Sun gave it as follows ,aAs to General
SCOTS politics, we: kaoao hine to be in favor of
gold and silver currency, and of an independent
treasury and again, " we reiterate our former
assertion that Gen. Scott is in favor of gold and
silver currency and Of the Independent treasury
I Q-In regard to this subject, what platform did
the said Scott organization in New York laydown 3
"a 4That they were I" irreconcilably opposed to
the re-establshment of a National Bank in any
form that we deem such an institution hostile to
spirit of our institutions, arstocratica in its ten
ttency, and corrupting to the public morals. :"
|Sss Q-Wh hat did they resolve about the" good old
Democratic School ?n
~ - That We deem it indispensable that the
Executive department Of the government should
be; filed by patriot Of the good old Democratic
school, and that in Gen. Scott we recognize such
patriot M -. 49,
Odd you visit Rochester during that year 2
al did, and saw the prominent members of
that organization and expressed my appreciation of
the whole movement. ). ~ {. = -.
---W hat did you tell them about your Demo
cratic affinities and services - sstts-sz.s.,
THAT had, in the language Of the Roches-
ter correspondent, 1upheld every Democratic ad-
ministration under which T had served" and as to
Gen. Jackson's administration, Icarried 1t through
on my back &c.
/ Q-But to- change the subject General: Were
you not requested, previous to your nomination at
Baltimore, BY Wing members Of Congress, and es-
pecially by the adherepts to Messrs. Fillmore and
r.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-15
R'AIS}A lIAIs0 0HIlES

8 & siFlE 81 s
ssssssoa onas have You been
BasElnag g The
8 told llr. Orrs in have
bsen often named t.tIce different party
FRaiydpals last nine years,s without: being
much xhilarated the Co
q You remember any thing al. q certain es
increment made ~ You, Rochester friends in New
a the year 81 s.s 49,
thiirteen years ago. ~ ~
see q communic cation in . late number of
the y Washington Union, concerning that movement;
aye the facts stated by the correspondent true
~ Vel, they have not been denied.
-ls it true, then, that your name was hoisted
by the Rochester Daily Sun as a Jacksonian Dem
ocratic candidate for the Presidency sss
seems sos So E :.
What were some Of your recommendations
as held forth BY that papera 4
That Twas q 9. g firm supporter Of Jackson
that the Scott men were in favor of Ex-President
Jefferson and Jackson's measures that I g would
firmly and faithfully carry them out nand that it
was deemed an insult Of the grossest kind, both
as to Gen. Scott and Srepublicanism, to call Gen.
Scott 3 Wing. !" So said the Sun Of April 20,
1889. 49,, s. 4
What was your platform then as to the cur
rency = = - &
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Diseases, In few hours, by vegetable application,
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from improper habits, be combines medicine with the
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A. airing NJ Corhyp G. Deroud One application cured
me after another doctor tried long time-W N. Graft.
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PAPER HANGINGs.

NEW PAPER HANGINGs.-TH0s. FAYE h CO. az
~ Pearl street near Madison have received the new
patterns ofevery known style in the trade The
o invited 20 elarine before purchasing Artisss work
les attend 10 tie retail department..
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VNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
IAN ships composing shs ss are the
TACTIC, Captain Nys.
AkCTIC, Captain Luoe.
1ALTlC, Captain Comstosk.
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
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IN their engne-to strength and Speed
for passengers are sHequAusdfSr
Price passage from New York 10 Liverpool In first os
state rooms, $500.
From Liverpool 10 New York. ESQ and go
Anexperiencee surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth secured until paid for
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THE FEMALES CONFIDENTIAL FRIEND.-DR T.
Presons Female Psnaces, Nos. q and 8, eorreets ali
Irregularities OF the female system Sent by
consultations, &C. Letters con dentisl Once No. aN
Bowery, n. y. No. must not be taken in pregnancy