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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-02
HATS AND CAPS


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FAKL FASHIONS FOR l. a5o
TIVE sabserber has bow received Is los, 1ork,
Baltimore aud Phiaelr Pima IS .ssaf &c 1tie nea's
No ] B5leskin. SIX. biaak aHB white 80 aver aBd
Bfash HATS which. Tor durability and beau y, cannot
be surpassed IN tbs my atHes n5urae Iii stock IS
now large aad complete embracing II thee ara and
mos age.9a,f sfFiss RI "a ~ Is ard { dPS ~
doPtod Tor The 43fsade - u Jf182aaean trent,
10 pbiciha mot cordially invites L.s oil ne IDS and
customer aaI the pubic generally 30 rlse lin call
befefe purchasing esev here II sfark vii found
IS cheap ~ aHy other eaII ahaeuf 10 tir cit All
kinds ii Liars made to n srt,ssuHa Al patch.
70 Cassg ~ Hlts tigesfe5 or f-fslf e6ay5
Call 1t taa sizJ Of the BIT E UA1.
oct 2fz M STfTZ zR
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INLEGANI, 0LEWEsOOIAs EORla5a.

IOFsN r. WRIGHT, Has UNCLE
- TOMS CABIN oSa IS. or Real IL. IL tie South.
'lit' in the South" Cal and see il.
sept 2S-ts JOHN z WRIGHT. JR.
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DOY wanted.-Wanred, as Clerk in Book

y store q lad - or II years Of Against be cor
rect in habts and have home in the city whore he can
hoard Anplyto c. MORSE
sept ls-.ts Opnosite Warwick House. Main ~.
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WINDOW GLAss .-a0O LoAe. EogIl.l

w French, and American Glass, now on hand, q
every size and quality 10 general use, for sale low.
sept 3.-dts GREGORY. ROYALL & SIMPSON.
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Z OgsGS LOGEkS!

- baHu,actery, a complete ussor5
al kinds, qualities aad prices, fsom .
s4.53 Having determined &, Feap a
assmted stock OF all kinds Ut Carre
and - 81. AZ moderate pr,6t. ] lay..e
To give me- cad before buying e'seHh
sept i--tt-
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Oct l-tdm - isfA10
Lynchonrg Republican and Express. Bedford, Salem
Wytheyille and Abingdon paper. will please copy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-19
The Convention Question.

AS matter of political history, and also of present
interest to our readers many of whom wings, we
re-publish from the Herald of Saturday last in
teresting correspondence in relation to the question
of a State Convention in connection with the Wing
meeting of Monday night last The gentlemen whose
names are signed to the various communications are
we'll known to our citizens. and we honor them for
the stand they have taken. We pretend to some
knowledge of the western portion of State, and
of the views of the people there, and most posi-
lively assert. and stake reputation for discern
ment upon the assertion, that those in that section
who insist upon an unlimited State Convention look
to it as a direct of abolishing the present ba-
sis. This thing of Convention may be made a test
question with the Wing party, but we feel assured
that it cannot receive the approval of majority of
the Wings of the Fast. Prudence and propriety
alike counsel the passage of the Equal Suffrage
Law, as a means of demonstrating the practcability
of eectng any really desirable changes through the
of the conservative and cautious indicated
by The Constitution.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-19

Two AT A T'ME.--Tbe coroner OF Phiade!ph re-
Gently held two inquests in morning over The bod
les of two epaIes,-ihe verdc, III each being death
from excessive intemperance."
Miss Fantalling says the first time young man
sat up with her, she felt as if sweet brer was
climbing up her chair, while honey -suckes so hid the
legs Of the table that she thought she was in Para
disc reganed Poor girl she had it bad.
Lord North, who had perfect anpathy to music
being asked why he did not Subscribe 10 The Ancient
Concerts, and being urged for it that his
brother, the Bishop of Winchester did, "Ay,' replied
his lordship, &c If deaf my brother, would
subscribe too"
The population of the world is estimated at nine hun
dred and sixty millions. The amount of the precious
metals in circulation is four hundred millions sterling
being nearly two dollars 10 every man. woman and
child.
Let Us convince others, if we can bnt whether or
no. let do what is right If opposed, we have only
10 improve the hndrance TO The exercise of some
other virtue Thou hast never aimed at what was
impossible, hut only al what was right and if thou
dos bnt this, thou hast thy reward.
THE SOUTHERN DEMnCR ACY.---A prominent Demo
crat of Alabama writes 10 the Richmond Enquirer =
The Democracy recognizing with great rapid
ty, and al the next presidential election. you may look
for the eht kind OF a Democratic majoriy--i2 900
or So
The Adrian Exposition says. " We understand there
is an Ottawa Indian lady in Michigan who will soon
take the field of song under the title Of the Wild
OWL, who can boot down all her uslrious predeces-
sors! -
The Spirit of the Times says on the subject of ra-
cling time =" No horse ever went mile within min
ute, although has been alleged of the Flying Dutch
man. Such feat is impossibe-for it would require
TO have horse with stride of ninety feet, and per-
form it once every second. The best time ever made
was in four mile race by Fashion. The time was
minutes and 2S5 seconds.
lady died recently in England, who had been mar
ried 6S years to the husband that survives her. She
was hundred years Old, and her husband is ninety
three.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-19

For the Journal.
Pursuant to notice by the Magistrate of Police,
large and enthusiastic meeting of citizens of the
town and district took pace at Masonic Hail. on
Wednesday evening, 10th March, 1852 on the sub
ject of improvements of Bars, River, and Sea Marks.
The meeting was organized by calling to the chair
Robert w Brown, Esq, and appointing Henry Mutt,
Esq, secretary.
The chairman introduced the subject of the meet
ing by some very appropriate remarks relative to
the improvement Of our Bars Harbor, River, Hospi-
tai, sc.
The following resolution offered by Mauger Lon
don, Esq, was unanimously adopted:
RPrfa Tint ePmmee Of fy0 consisting Of DR.
dickinson Esq and Joshua G. Wright. Esq be appointed
to report forthwith to this meeting the subject of
rializing Congress.
The meeting having been informed that the Gov
eminent contemplated abandoning the erection of a
River Light at the upper Jettee, on Ready Point,
it was the unanimous of this meeting that said
work should not be abandoned, as it seems ndispen-
SADLY necessary in forming chain of connection for
the proper navigation of the river; and that the
Collector of this Port be respectfully requested to
urge its completion upon the General Government.
The committee under Mr. Londons resolution
having retired for the purpose submitted the follow
lowing report and resolutions which were unani-
mously and enthusiastically adopted:
WHEREAS the present condition of the Bars and River
this Port is such to require immediate action for the
of the and the other in order protect
from difficulties and disasters calamtous if not runous
commerce. Therefore,
ReSored Thatit amportant procure from Congress
speedily as possible ample appropriation for the
c0mplishment of the work necessary be done
that memorial b. forthwith drawn for the signature
citizens of this District praying for such appropriation
and such action be requisite to effect the desired i'm
pFovcmentS.
Rcsoiued That committee consisting of ten be appoin
correspond with the officers Of the Survey
in Charleston and to extend to them invitation
Wilmington for the Of comforting with the citizens
of our town the subject Of wants connected with
Harber.
Resolved That the said committee considered stand
take the requisite action to all matters calculated to ad
and accomplish the necessary works in Harbor
ReSOved That memorial be prepared and forwarded t.
Congress the of Marine Hospital for this Port
and praying for an adequate appropriation therefor
Under resolution of the above report, the fol
lowing gentlemen were appointed the standing com
mittee of operation and correspondence
Dr.A. J. DeRosset, Jr., F. J. Hill, D. K McRae
K. Dickinson, Joshua G. Wright, H. Mutt, o. G
Parsley, Gen. Alex. McRae, Jno. A. Taylor, R. W
Brown.
Ordered to be published in all the Gazettes of thi
town; whereupon the meeting adjourned.
RW. BROWN, Chm.
H. NuTT. Sec'v
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Congress.
WASHINGTON March 10. 1875


SENArE.-Mr Downs reported bill directing the
Secretary of the Interior to apporton representatives
He also reported bill providing that the next Pres.
dentiaI election be held under the new apportion-
ment: which was read and ordered to a second read
ing
The House went into committee of the whole on
the Homestead bill, and the discussion of Presden-
tial questions was continued.
WAsHINGroN, March IL.
SENATE.-Mr. Brooke, the new Senator from Mis-
sissippi, appeared and took his seat to-day
After debate upon the resolution for paying
Kossuth's expenses from the contingent fund, the
Iowa Railroad bill was taken up and the debate
continued upon that
HOUSE, OF REPR EsENTATIvEs.-The Homestead Elk
emption bill was taken up and the general debate
with regard to national politics and the Presidential
question: for which this bill is made the occasion
was continued.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-19
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NoRTH-CARoLINl

ARRIVED
March ll-Boat Jas. Ellis, Daniel, from Whitehall, to
Miles Costin with LOG bb spirits turpentine and $40 bar
Boat David Lewis McClammy, from Whitehall. to Miles
Costin with 81 bbs spirits tpenne and 300 bbs osin
T. s: Mail Steamer Wilmington Bates, from Charleston
Steamer Chatham, seadman from Fayetteville, to T. c.
Worth.
Brig Angola, Overlook, from Boston, to Adams, Bro s
March l2.-Schr. Memento Smith, from New York to
j. H. Flanner with iron for w. NJ K. r., and mdze.
Schr. Il. w Brown IIuse from New York, to DeRosset
Brown with mdze. to sundry persons.
Steamer Rowan McRae, from Fayetteville to Z. J. Lut-
U. S Mail Steamer Gladiator Smith, from Charleston
l3-U.. S. Mail Steamer C. Vanderbilt, Sterett, from
afch w5h Whitaker from New Haven
l4.-Brg Anawon, Alma, from Cuba, to J. Hathaway
L. S Mail steamer Wilmington, Bates, from Charleston
Steamer Evergreen Barbee from Fayetteville to "A D. Ca
OFF THE BAR.-Barquc saranoc, Bigley, from Cuba to
}. hathaway & Son with moasses.
l5.U. 5 Mail Steamer Gladiator, Smith, from Charles
March 1s-stcamer Gov. Graham, Hurt, from Fayette-
vile, to T. c. Worth with cotton.
CLEARED.
March 12-Brig David Dufel, Podger New York, by G.
Harriss with 30 bbs spirits urpentne 1877 do rosn, IL
do dried fruit bbls and terce SO bushels pea nuts
81 bales cotton 359 bbls. turpenne hhds tobacco, Is
Schr Fidea, Garwood Philadelphia, by G. Harriss with
naval stores, sc.
VI.
with All bbs rosin 800 dor tar 27 oaks spirits tpcnne
$50 casks rice, and 1888 bushels pea nuts.
l. :. Mail Steamer Wilmington Bates for Charleston
with 100 passengers.
Steamer Chatham, Seadman for Fayetteville, by T. c.
Worth.
Steamer Henrietta Wilkinson, for Fayetteville, by A. D.
CazauX; with mdze.
March l3-U. 5. Mail Steamer Gladiator, Smith, for
Charleston with IS passengers
Brig l.. p. Snow Snow, for Cuba, by J. s D. MeRae &
Co.; with 10000 feet lumber.
March I4-Schr. Lamartne Tyler for New York, by NJ.
Costin; with cotton and naval stores.
Brig John Dawson, Bennett, for Cuba, by Miles Costin
with lumber and naval stores
u s. Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt, sterett. for Charles
ton.
March Is Brig Geo Washington knowlton, for Phila-
delphia by VIM. NJ HARRIS with 100 bbls rosn, SO bbs
tar 81 casks spirits tupenne and l20 bushespca
Schr Gazelle Snow, for Philadeph by Geo Harriss
with l9l bbs spirits turpenne 1873 bbls rosin Is bales
yarn, 20 bales boxes, hid tobacco, bbl iron, 7S
bales reeds.
= 5. Mail Steamer Wilmington, Bates, for Charleston
Steamer Rowan McRae, for Fayetteville by E. ]. Lutter
lob with boats Odd Fellow, and NJ. Cronly in tow.
Schr Manhassett. Myers, for New York, by j. H. Fan
with IS bales cotton, 1863 bbs spirits tupentne 500
do. turpentne, and l167 do rosin.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-19
The Japan Expedition.

ASHINGTON, March 0.
The following is a list of the vessels which will
compose the squadron which has recently been order
ed 10 the East Indies:
The steamer Mississippi. flag ship, McClung, cap
tain. having on board Commodore Perry, commander
of the Squadron.
Steam Frigate Susquehanna, Capt. Buchanan.
Steamer Princeton, Commander Sidney Smith Lee
Sloop Of War ST. Marys Commander George A. Nc
Gruder.
Soop of War Plymouth, Commander John Kelly
Soop-of war Saratoga, commander VIM. L. Walker.
Brig Perry. Lieut. Fairfax
Storeship Supply, Lieut. Arthur St. Clair. Napole-
on B. Harrison, naval storekeeper afoa to the East
India Squadron.
The Susquehanna, Plymouth, and Saratoga. are al
ready the Pacific coast awaiting the arrival of the
remainder of the squadron. The St. Mary's is now on
the way to Japan. having board the Japan sailors
and reaching Japan will await the arrival of the
squadron.
The residue of the squadron will PROBABLY get IN.
der way in the course Of April.
The objects OF the expedition are well known.
1t is designed to effect landing at Jedda, the CAPT
tai city of JAPAN at all hazards, and orders have been
given TO make various explorations shore. and to
leave efforts unried to open commercial inter
course with that long sealed people. 1t is supposed
the squadron will be absent about is months.
RAIL Road IRoN-Three ships, laden with Rail
Road Iron for the Raleigh and CASTOR Road, have
lust arrived in James River and will be ready to dis
charge their cargoes at City Point in day two
| Richmond Enquirer, 11M
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Cigars.

We don't like to puff anything unless it be good
cigar now and then-not so plenty an article be 1t
known-but as cigars were made to be pulled we see
no objection to stating that the "worthy" has
had a present made to him, by Messrs. Howard &
Peden, of very fine ones, which they have late
ly imported We have consumed some few of them,
and although, like all earthly enjoyments. they have
ended in smoke and left nothing behind but ashes
still they ,cerc good-alas, that we must speak in
the past tense!
1.-The smoke of other days is faded,
And all its puf6ngS past
For Price" with heavy hand hath shaded
The stumps' too bright to last"
We understand that Messrs. H. & p. have a few
more of the same sort left.''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-19

BALTIMORE, March l2-Cofes-When closed our
review last week the market firm Towards the close of
this week there Is less activity and not much disposition
to buy Purchasers waiting the opening of the caEas
DO at Slc ae1 q bag ~ to 80 f and
These sales made the early part of the week The
a prices are now ASKED though buyers are shy sale
about 5000 bags. Naval StorcsWe quote Spirits Tur-
&c. = GGH's Pss g snd No. IS ~ per
Tar and Pitch 81 81 Dbl Vaish 20 cents per gallon
NEW YORK, March TO-
NAVAL STORES There have been arrivals from
North Carolina bringing principally Rosn with little Tur
The sales are 200 6bis furpenne at ss % o6I per 2so
lbs for Wilmington and North County, (now held higher y
400 in o 50 80 cash with at et the pse ag go
days. $50 Wilmington Common Rosn, 81 35 81 37k $40
livered from vessel; 1000 No 81 49, yard 200
ter qualities 81 IS 81 and ITO bbls Tar IS, with al
lowance to fill.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 27.-The demand for Cotton during
the week has been fair at advance of ID per b. The
sales have reached $4,000 bales of which Spectators took
ons fair Orleans SD; fair Upland sd; middlng Or
| February 18th - M-Cotton to-day is quite firm The
sales will reach 5000 bales during the day steady rates
Breadstufs unchanged Western canal -four 22 Cd;
white 32~.
Provisions advancing Beef firm last quotations
Sales of lard at 49s Taow had advanced 35s 3D. Rice
steady Carolina and sales of $50
lis I'd. a f9s.
The improvement Of a. in Cotton is chiefly confined to
land being hardly percepble The market closes firmly,
nut so ud the wind bee favorable and a
the trade has added about 40 COO bales the stock
the demand might acken and temporary iregularty
exist.
The -four during the three days have reached
20 900 bbl at 2 for Western Canal Floating cargOcs
bring full rates. and the 9th advance of Sd
obtained.
| Bacon and in moderate demand Beef
much wanted Pork scarce and wanted Eastern prime
mess would bring 81 a 66s.
! Naval Stores-Turpenne and Spirits inactive for
want of stock The latter would bring 80 to 36s Tar is
held at rs Common Rosn is lower with sales Of 500 bbs
at IS Id to 3s I'd.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-19

The MAIL.-There is something wrong about the
transportation of the great paper mail which leaves
New York at 81 P. M.-Patriot
You may we'll say that there is something wrong.
We begin to suspect that there is leetle more at
tention paid to males fearful Of going out than of
mails coming in We cannot see why the mails can
not arrive day (weather and accidents exceped)
punctually as well as another. There is no ice in
the Susquehanna now for excuse.
Baltimore Clipper.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-19

BATON ROUGE. March 1Oth.-The Democratic State
Convention of Louisiana, to appoint delegates TO the
Gen Cass was declared their favoe candidate for the
Presidency, by 101 votes, to ~ for Donglass-the
friends of Mr.. Buchanan having Withdrawn his name
and joined the Cass-men. Resolutions were passed,
adopting the Baltimore platform and decar ng that the
party would sustain the nominee of the Baltimore Con-
yention
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-19

The New York Herald says, that it is fact estab
shed by statistical that there five offences
committed in sing city in England, for one commit
ted in the whole of Ireland Ii appears from the Rev.
enue, Population and Commercial Returns, for the
year 849, recently printed, that crime in London
against all Ireland, stands as follows:
London. Ireland.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-19

De3s% The committee commerce in the House of
Representatives, has reported an appropriation of
fifty thousand dollars for the Harbor of Charleston
South Carolina Now is the time to push our claims
Keep the ball in motion.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-19

The Edinburgh Review, for January, 1852, from
Leonard Scott & Co.
Also, the N. C. University Magazine for March,
from w. D. Cook. eRaeigh.
Also, the Medical Examiner, for March, from
Messrs Lindsay & Backeston, Philadelphia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-19

The following letters read by Mr.. Breckenridge
in the House on Thursday, written by General
Butler to explain his position the slavery ques
tion with especial reference to his proposed nomina-
ton as the Democratic candidate for the Presidency
CARRoLLToN, KENTUCKY. Feb 9, 1852.
DEAR SIR was quite sick at Louisville. and am
still too unwell to answer your letter in such
ner as could wish have therefore concluded to
send you copy of one written some time since to
F. P Blair, esq, but not forwarded for the reasons
stated. You will please compare them, and hand
the original to Mr.. Blair. think it probable this
than any can write, as it is the only one have
ever written to any one of the Freesoil party and
is full statement of all that has taken place
between do not wish it published but you are
at liberty to show.it to any you please. Of one
thing be fully assured, that whatever support may
receive, from that any other quarter, will be with
the slightest condition. either express implied
on my part.
With high regard, truly your friend
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-19

KENTUCKY FOR CAss.-The Democratic State Con-
venon of Kentucky has elected delegates to the Bafi-
more Convention, in favor of Gen. Cass The vote
s,ood-Cass 1Ol; Douglass 70 Cass electors were
also chosen
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meetlhg
tion of the party
WILMINGTON n. c., March 10th, 1852.
Mr.. EDITOR circumstances, entirely beyond con-
troll prevented from attending the Wing meeting held in
Masonic Hail. Monday night last We regret this, from
the necessity which compes trouble you with this
muncation
In the published proceedings of the meeting that
resolution passed expressing preference for open
Convention, the only Democratic Republican mode of
amending the Constitution.
We do regard this resolution correct expression
of the sentiment the Wings of New Hanover On the
contrary believe that it would have been defeated by
aemng majority, if there had been larger number
of Wings present on the occasion
IT, however, mistaken in this, have only say
that represent such sentiments We opposed
HAZARDS open Convention under existing cir
cumstances and feel bound thus publicly decline ap
pointment as Delegates to the State Convention.
Respectfully, &C.,
ROBT. H. COWAN,
GEO. DAVIS,
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Das~The laying of iron on the Wilmington & Man
chester Railroad has commenced on the other side of
Brunswick River, and will be pushed forward with
all due energy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-19

Ra~ Messrs. J. c. & r. B. WOOD going to add
fifty rooms to their Hotel Much needed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-19

BSg~We are indebted to Hon. w. S. Ashe for pull
lie documents
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NTACkEREL.-40 bbs. No. 3, new 60 bbs No.
lsl to arrive and for sale by NJ. McINNIS
DLOUGHS! PLOUGHS 80 No. 10; 80 No. 1lk For
L sale by M. McINNlS.
CNUFF.-1O half bbls For sale by
- ml2 NJ. Mc1NNIS.
XTTHISKEY-l30 bbs Old North State. For sale cheap
w by M. McINNIS
ELOUR.-l0S hbls. Virginia and Canal Flour, just receiv
l. ed and for sale by NJ McINNIS.
(tOFFEE-62 bags prime Rio. For sale cheap, by
~ NJ McINNIS.
SUGAR.-8 hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans 40 bbs.
- Crushed and Coffee Crushed 20 do Brown 10 do
Powdered. For sale cheap. by M. McINNIS.
TOBACCO AND SEGARS.-10 boxes Tobacco, assorted;
l. $4,000 Segars. For sale by NJ McINNIS.
SUPERIOR GRINDsroNEs AND FIxTgR Es5For
- sale by J. Nj. ROBINSON.
Wilmington, N c., Oct 8, 1851 %
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-19

Auth OrIzcd Agents Tor the JOurnnI.
JAMES VI. REDMOND, Tarboro' ,Edgecombc county NC.
josiah JOHNSON, Clinton Sampson county.
JDsEPH r. KEMP, Bladen county.
D;. SnERwooD, Strickland's Depot, Duplincounty.
3. BARNES, Black Creek, Wayne county.
LEWIS JONES, Pink Hill P. O., Lenoir county
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wuu,xerov NC March 10th 1852

" N.
MR. EDITOR Il have discovered upon reading the pro-
last number been appointed delegate the
" State Convention Now, Sir, there resolution
passed at that meeting which to exceedingly odous
refer to the resolution which introduced stated in
your paper by Mr. Loring and approving of open Con-
as you are used my utmost exertons in oppos
ton to that resolution.
Convinced of the correctness of the views which
expressed that OCCASION could not
tend the State Convention with that resolution packed
back and must therefore decline the appointment
Respectfully, &C., -
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From the Herald.
Comm unicatIons.

The following Communications growing out of the recent
meeting of the Wing of this County, worthy the attn
ton of the party.