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~Ess@ASs,s.. uiacturers nf P l3ouxsf $
Ag'icultural Inpi. Dsst<s
&c. No. 12l Pratt Street Wharf, corner
Of IiolIingswonh and Praii streets Bali
more, keep pnstsntly On hand general
assortment nj are prepared 10 exe,.",s.
all orders 1or AGRICULTURAL. Ia
ELEMENTS AND MACHINERY. %,
the Shories; notice and om a. favorable
'eims az can he had in the Civ. Hav
recently fitted up F. .g.y, in
PRATr SrREET. herweenlE ,na Pa
Streets. for The purpose, wing
prepared To manufacture e. we "
iheir line and can assn =
anil the public. that ID
executed with faiis
rails 81 the best III
themselves that #
will favorably col
ebiained elsewha &
The farmers ~
and the neiehhori
10 their Interest I'd u 80 Z =
stock. and judge {mssE-hs
Among the machines they keep IN
hand. will I've s0nnd Coftinghsm Il vii!
let's Improved Fits Horse Power with
wrought shafts. end various other lever.
stationary aud rail way powers. and
Thrs >her< Of vsrious size and patterns.
PLWUGEIS IF every variety. Fan,
ming Mills Of approved patterns. liar
rows. Cui'ivsiors. Drills. Horse Rakes,
! Straw Cutters CruShrrs. &c.. Ne. e..
Castings Of every description
Repsiring done with expedition and
| fidelity. April !.
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Hampton. Vegetable Tine

cane. d. ifa FlE
BA'riNoRE- SrPt. H. lsSi-ss
Msss-s. Moritas1 S..Me.rsTs /: . i-.i Il a duty
10 al Ike khawn The ben ia have derived from
DIR HA'hpis'u'- rineiTt~. Far i.n.ils of time
have been <nhi-ci 20 great po-'rasinn oT ,n,Is-
cMi'r power. ana great ssshirifv or tls~ ssrvo.ls
system. accompanied wifi pnIniiaii.a aud fluf.
i"iiiss OF the heart, hal such ssItl~R .attacss
that on ci'r occasion could scarcely get hone.
! making In~htou nF INV caas 10 Iris'pd he re-
i''nesi me In Joseph x. S'anlsion ssq al oLl
ani highly respectable citizen of R-isiinnrA,
w'n h al useI the rinctn.e nnh~r siniIa.l cir
cnms'aiIces. eai'etf an Nj Siaple'on AMI. az
Ter an Interview oi some minutes I was FULLY
satisfied Of The medic vitfu~S nG the rincture
ir'in the Pvid-nre before m@ Of his own ps rsnn
who. for s"ins tine prayinHs. indicated faliins
state of hsllth. but now a hearty. haLa appear
sRce. with the aetirify of von,ik Immediately
comIn"ncsrl using tt- T.nrt,lra. aud. hsfi,re
took the c"ri-nis of one hnttl.. rny sirensM tras
Tsnetred. and eaR icalt as brisk and nm as &c.
fire as iIrsrfy years ago. This rincrulrs is The
grand restorative Of ihe digestive organs. which
when destroyed. The whole system is in a state
OF suffering ....-
do asseEtsifis no humhng. bat is. in reality
wi nj u 10 represented 20 be nv Dr. fgainnton
the Inventor. tf Wa. a.. SrHAEFxsw
Corner OF Lombard and Sharp STREETS.
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AGE Y r S

Freeland a. Hall, Baltimore.
]. W. Cartwright. Per>imlmon Creek
John Marshall. Wrapping.
l.. Gardner, Ar AMI Coll'r, Brision
Baltimore, February 10. 1852.
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CHARLES II. DRURY,
ONANNNISH@o ~
(Holhngsworth street. corner Pratt Street, he ad
OF 'h~ BAsin.)
BALTIMORE,

"
(HoIhnxswOr,h street. corner Pr.t, Street, head
OF 'he BAsin.)
BALTIMORE, .-..
HAVING completed his 80.
~ tahlIshneni. with Foundry
ra 49, connected Tor IN aking iSown
~ castings. ia prepared 10 fur.
- - = = nish ali varieties Of ID,
.ACRIcUL TUR ~, mp EMEE7'S IND
CASTINGS. ...
made 10 pattern OF the best material.
The foIl"winE is list Of PIOWS kept con.
stantiy on hand :-NaIis. of the different
Numbers tor cast and WtoHYh shafes: S. &
NJ. Chenowath. Wiley, 2 4 3 furrow. No. q.
No. e 2 Hill side. No. l u 5 Connecticut,
Beach iinnroved Tor Posy) with common ia
vie east share, Self shArpner or Wrought
Share. "#.i
Callivatsrs, Vrhest Fans. Hdrrosrs. &c.
Corn CuIIivators. plain and expanding; To-
hacco do; Wheat FAus: Corn Shelter. with
double hopper OLD Vertical aud Virginia Shell
Ter Hartay; mrerinr P-nnsy lvania.made
GfAim Cradles. Revolving Horse Rakes; Cy-
lindrical Straw Cat:rts.
lHorss Pswsrs, Thrssiins Machine, snd Cri't
- , Mil a t4-...
Horse. power Gris, Mills, very useful and
saving article aud coming into very general
nsr Horse Power and rseshing Machimes-
Of thes- 4 Neei a8t sav ANYTHING. "a wherever
they have been in use any tine they are pre-.
ferred TO all others ~ -ra-- f -.> g..
Smau size Potrsr and ThrsshSV.
C.H. DEuar will this year make smailsr
size Power ani -chrs sh~E-price OF Poser
sta; rhrrsh-r. $50: Sand. 0l0; or, chen
purchased together, &lB0. ~ H.
Per.ons In vsAat Of Eaplsmsnta made Of the
very hes. material. and. put together in the
strsagest AMI heat manner. 20 answer the FHT-
pose rfoG which they ave made. are invited 10
caIl % the auivseriber.st. e.. l.
January IS, 1850. c. n. DRURf.
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tXPECTUK.INT


Is confidently Recommended 10 Tinsa lias IS
unsuTpa -sed by any known preparations. isT the
ciire of CvlsiI HoarseHess. and eil<F tpilEs al
a." n,r,nr s.oit@: Bo'"ri'i'iss ASfhrna. {. cup.
Consumption in IN early Stage. AMI fSs the Ne.
I1-I a. a.: r4tI-ns rtr.G su .snesa Stages OF
that Fatal Disease
4 Al eass hines. In scientific szznner. remedies
III lcax ssf.-s.sed Vaiae. wlsh ofisys< oE mare
Frr-nt discovery and bssssi--. iis ssofhlmg and
tonic qualities, zeis through Ilie Skin geniiv,
and with great efficacy. tss he cnrr cf this class
Of dissa-e8. atkH SGT
A M -nI1sr of thu most respertsbls physi ians
IN WIN we com Hunicdt-d kiIoalvdse al The
constituents nf these Medicines haze been
pleased ta Easas us with their opinions. tsoIne
af ih@su in sriains.l that they are tn b-si,
remedies they hsve ever been acqaainted si;h
Gor The cure al the diseases fot Which they aIe
Recommended.
pPINlON OF DR SAMUEL b. MARTIN.
OT the inosi experienced nf the laruliy in
sis City. and long c-I-bfAf-H for bis sue
cSssfli practice. Ass
4NTLVNgs-l,havr carefully exs.Eined the
,neni parts of your DiarrbRa Cossiisl as
be yonr Anodvns Cherry Expsciorani. aud
hem both valuable compounds The dases
enh consistent with medical practice,
not hrsiisIa usSTerommrndt them.
- End nc.
80 RFH 10. D.
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sale in 81. Mary colntv hfRiehs- d'on
ii = "a u oiam g. bell. is@sarsi Town
Wgn!zgs. Gsrasr 4 20 Msles F~n: aud }.
:. Morgan, Chapiien--and by ttsciaats gen-
orally tilron slout MARYLAND and hrgiais.
September 2. tSj2-y.
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~ Affer the alInn.i miraculous cures daily
made by 'Hanpton's Vegetable Tinciar- :"
"n our most respectable citizens. men well
known and tried. "" challenge the ,coyid 10 show
any thing o" record in Medicine to equal il.
Read! Read!
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tHtm~s1e5 'ssfryH Vl~NetEnTS-
HAVING been made acquainted with the
ingre6i which enter iRto the composition al
YOUR - Anodyne Cherry ExpAciorani.' and
having aIso made t,ial or its virtues. I have no
hesitation IN recommending IL io the confidence
and patronage of the public. az a H,osf vALuA-
BE medicine ia the treatment OF the various
diseases for y hiPh IL is Intended.
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PRICE, IS cents a BOTTLE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08
General scott In Pennsyl'"n'''

The Pitsburg Gazette is the Oldest WIFE ~ .d &
Pennsylvania. 1t is strongly free soll a"O 5sfpe y
ry, and warmly supports ScoTr II mus ate BIZ
views of the ScoTT party in regard 10 'n'
more Convention and their platform; men ba
"We rejoice that the ultra pro'Slassag, Zion Of =
for once met their match. In the convent i'm uay,
opponents they had everything lhe e ne ce1as
not so in this, By this platform Tnlci i left an
be not approve, the Fugitive Slave Ia" .ho =, ubp
question, as ii ought 10 be, and BON ~" ;ust F.
prove it and those who condemn It slanu byowerst
they were. We should have Prele,IreSa. ,sTaI TAT
have taken General Scott as we took os" have sfs
without any platform at all, but a. ,a y" who vilps
good Wing propositions, and candidate ~, Jo and SD
er do what a freeman may not Of [lsn' who haze
the representative and favorite OF 'nose the Nod6
" and sernly stood out for the rights o. we ou
the claims of suffering humanity surrey i.
be satisfied. LII. Jisposedot ii
The eighth proposition IS ea sromise acts BE-.
conventi, n. speaking OF the complon"t on rheI =
ina, thew wall maintain them. and mss sha dcps
forcement until time and experleps1I 10 $
strale the necessity OF further sbe one hand
ne abuss Of their porer on The otaef, me oueon
their eficacy This certainly leaves sre ,nany '@ ss
omen a. could be desired; and there S THIGH sc
us who believe that the contingent .
printed in italics has already a'iesA
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08
Scott and Johnston.

We ask the serious attention of Southern men to
the following from the Norfolk Argus:
81 GEN SCoTT ABOLITION HANDs-The whir
candidate for President has taken Pennsylvania in
bis course to Kentucky, and has made an official err
rand merely political mission, says the Union He
went into pennsylvania under very suspicious cir
cumstances, and soon fell into the hands of the arch
enemy to the Compromise measures, the famous I'm
F. Johnston-the same man arho ras indifferent as
Governor to the murder Of citizen of MARYLAND acho
came into Pennsylvania TO has property, and
aras assass'nated by band negroes and abol,onists
upon to do 50 BY the people of both parties in Phiiade
#phia In charge of this parsonage he made his DO
itical debut in the Keystone State. We ask the
attention OF the South, and of the national men OF
the North, to this suggestive coincidence-pointin
as It does most eoncusively, to the fact that the
body guard of Gen. Scott in the North IS comnosed
of the abolition Seward organization and that this
faction will control his administration if elected
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08

The speech delivered by General Scott about hang
ing Germans was delivered in his own par0 %tht
Neil House, Columbus, Ohio. That is to say a COW
pie of his friends called upon him and told him 'ha
he had been accused of hanging Germans h$
hood. by the way -whereupon the General Ses
and addressed his two friends with the burning ~
quence that has set Scott whiggies all on hre Y
more likely, he had talk with his audience Oh W.
and one of them being regular enthusiasm mala,
manufactured and reported the magnfOqasss1,l
which far transcends any specimen OF orator! t%
ever before fell from mans lips. But the oesOlas
joke is that the reporter bad to manufacture 10: 'V
sation as we'll as the " indignant response "I%
charge in the German paper was simply 'nT
fogged fifteen German soldiers, not tina, % u. ~
them. But the charge must be magnlheo u r !,
to justify the entusemussy" of the reply a NV
ducc fire of Indignation equal to what the u:.a
felt when he inclined to the opinion that iu's'
ought not to enjoy the right of naturallsa''o"
The ANr1-SLAvERY VorE The National n TO-
an editorial survey of the field expresses sns "a
ion that the Anti-slavery Wings will supp n.
Scott ticket more cordially than the ffeeS:" Nj
ocrats will vote for Pierce. The reason p. '.,,t
The Era for this opinion is as follows "ps" .bh6
under the influence of Anti-slavery feeins ,rnot
the Baltimore platform, and are reluctant W." :..t
candidate who, they beliere, cordially sua"' nd n
Anti-slavery Wings abhor their platform. n~tS
they support Scott, it will be because h'yl%,s; Nil
that he accepted the platform under eo"a'e1" Tbd
ny Southern Wings are of the same opinO "nnsas
believe that Gen. Scott accepted the p ."n,,,Ai
with its incumbrances-' the resolutions - e. dma
Not that he approved tie latter, but thSs i, NJ
for the former prevailed. AS the Fra 0"'"
cepted the platform under constrani.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08
RALEIGH, Ger. 5th, 1852.

Messrs. Fulton & Price Raleigh begins to assume
quite lively appearance. Both Houses of the Le-
gislaure met yesterday and elected their officers :.
The House of Commons was called to order by Per-
rim Busbee. Esq, and the members elect appeared,
were qualified and took their seats. One Wing and
several Democrats have not yet arrived. All the
other members arc here. and seem to be in fine
health and buoyant spirits. Mr.. Baxter of Hender-
son, has been elected Speaker; Stephen D.. Pool,
Principal Clerk. and S. R. Dodge, Reading Clerk.
The Wings lad majority in the House, and APP
pearcd to be determined to prescribe all the Demo
Gratis from Office.
The Senate was organized by the election Of Hon.
Weldon N. Edwards Speaker: Hon. John Hill, Prin-
cipal Clerk, and Gen. Sngelfary Reading Clerk
DR.. Shaw and his opponent, Mr.. Bernard, are both
here with certificates, one from the Sheriff of Cam
den, and the other from the Sheriff of Cnrrituck -
Their case laid over until to-day. 1t is general
" believed that Shaw will take his seat. And it is
conceded tina: if he gets it, he can not be ousled,
from the fact that Bernard has not given any notice
| Of his intention to contest it,
The Pierce & King Club held meeting last night
in the Court House. They had tremendous crowd
to hear them, and addressed by several distin
guishcd champions of the Democratic party, among
whom were the Hon. James c. Dobbin, w. w. Ave-
ry, Esq, and s. p Hill, Esq, who spoke in behalf
of Gen. Pierce and Democratic principles with great
power and eloquence. Without drawing any invid-
ious comparisons, the speech OF MIR. Dobbn was ex-
ceedingly attractive He is undoubtedly one of the
finest popular orators ever listened to- His popu-
larity with the Democratic party is unbounded. He
never disappoints his audience; always acquits him
self admirably, whenever wherever he speaks. 1t
is now generally conceded among the members that
he will certainly be United States Senator in the
place of MIR. Mangum
The Hon Thomas L. Clingman arrived here yes
terday. 1t is reported that he is electoneering for
the Senatorship. He was invited to address the
Pierce and King Club last night but declined to the
disappointment of many persons who were DESTROYS
of bearing him define his position it is not yet
known how he will vote. | will now close for the
present. Yours respectfully, BRUTUS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08

Cc-ln the matter of the contested seat from Cam
den and Currituck, ii appears that the returning off
of Curriluck cert6es that DR.. Shaw received 2s5
votes in that County, and Mr. Barnard 81; and the
Sheriff of Camden certes that, according TO the in
spectors returns Dr. Shaw received SO votes in that
County, and Nh Barnard 240 These votes, added
together, give DR. Shaw one majority. as follows
Shaw, 33S, Barnard 337. The Sheriff of Camden,
however, states that there is one more vote on the
poll books of his County than is 10 be found in the
inspectors returns but be has certified, as above
stated in accordance with the inspectors returns
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08
The Steam Ship Ohio atNorfoll<.

BALTIMORE, October 1.-The U. S. Mail steam
ship Ohio Capt Schenck, which left A<pinwall, Ma
Wy Bay, on the 21s of September, with 800 passen-
gers and 81 1900, 900 in gold for New York, has put
into Norfolk, We in consequence of having run shor,
of coal Ill on board were III good health.
GREELEY AER1DEN-THE NORTHERN rAcE!-
Horace Greeley has been up 10 Merdcn, TO soap over
The aboIitonis,s of that region. Horace made grea,
parade of his having held off from The support of Cen
eraI Taylor in 1913 until he had assured himself that
the General was all right the subject of the Wmot
proviso He then said that he went for Scott now be-
he all right with the free sellers. His Ian
guage was (as correspondent informs us) substan-
italy this | know Gen. Scott, and know his asso.
cate*, and they all right the subject of slave
ry!" This is the North half of janus. faced whig-
gerry Al the time, doubtless, slave holding
er that knew ye
,hem.-Ntw Haren Register.
We'll they are-[ ED JOURNAL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08
RE- ED. JOURNAL I
Large DcfalcatIon.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 4.-Augustus Bowen. Cashier to
Messrs. Brown & Brothers eff New York, has been
arrested in that city defaulter to the Firm in
the amount of S22O:OOO. il is said that this large
defalcation has been occasioned in CONSEQUENCE of
his having speculated in Stocks for several years
A. D. Comstock, a Broker of New York has also
been arrested on the charge of being implicated
with Bowen in the transaction.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08

Democrats of Dup'in, Sampson and New Hanover,
what say you to Mass Meeting at Strickland's De-
pot, on Saturday, the 23d October next This will
give good time to get up substantial, old fashion
Barbecue; and to secure the attendance of oil the
distinguished orators of the State who may be able
to join with in swelling the current of enthusiasm
that has everywhere set in for PIERCE KING and the
UNION. There shall be no postponement-the
meeting shall be held. Come one, como all.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Stricklands. Sept 3Oth, 1852
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08
PIEacE AND KING CLUBI

The regular Meeting of the PIERCE AND KING
CLUB will he held at the COURT HOUSE, on
This FRIDAY Evenng. 9Th inst al half past seven
o'clock Several speakers will be present
full attendance is requested, "s business OF I'M
portancc will be presented to the meeting. Come
one come all, without distinction ofparty.
Nv order of the President.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08

UNITED STATES FUND,.-It appears from the
Treasurers weekly statement that the nett amount
subject to draft in the various repositories of the
United States was, on the 9th ult., S177l5674 H.
of which there was, in the depository at Whining
ton S366S 43
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08
Democratic Meeting and Barbecue.

There will be Democratic Meeting and Barbe.
cue at Spring Vale: Sampson county, on Saturday
the 9th inst. WARREN WINsLow, Esq, c. g. WRIGHT,
Esq, Col SAMUEL J. PERSON. and other speakers are
expected to be present. Como one, come all.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08

CoRoNERs INQUEST Coroner J. J. Conoley held
an inquest last Sunday, board the Ship Sullivan,
over the dead body Of seaman, named Rob't Kelley
The Jury returned verdict to the effect that the
deceased came to his death by accidentally falling
down the hatch-way of the ship Sullivan.
The deceased was native of Donaghadee Ire.
land and appears to have been between twenty-five
and thirty years of age
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08
Atlantic Arrivsd-Four Days Later.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.-p. m.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 22.-Cotton heavy but prices
unchanged.
England caused general mourning, suspension bust
ness, and other tokens of respect. Advces from the
continent generally unmportant
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08
Electoral Appointments.

Col s. s. PERsaN. the Democratic Elector for thi.
District viii address his fellow-citizens of Rladen
county, at the Court Hense in Elizabcthtown, on
Tuesday next the E2th last, (being Superior Court
week.
Col, P. will address his fellow-citixens of Colum-
bus county, at Whitesville, On Tassday, the 18th
inst. Superior Court)
We understand that General W1Ns1ox, the Wing
Elecsor, will speak in Wilmington on Saturday, the
10th inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08

WAsH1NGToE NATIONAL MoNUMENT.-The amount
of contributions received for the National Monument
during the month of September was 1914 o.
Cannot some means be devised for stirring the peo-
pie up on the subject. Thirteen hundred dollars a
month is slow getting on
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08
Plcrcc aud King club.

We anticipate a full meeting Of the Pierce and
King Club tonight. Hon. WILLIAM s. AsHE
is in town. and it is quite probable that he will ad-
dress his constituents upon the occasion. Come
one come al
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08

EsgThe steamship United States, arrived at New
York on the Sd inst. with 40 passengers, and San
Francisco dates to the LIST of September he steam
Ohio left Aspinwal three days ahead of the Uni
ted States, with two millions specie on board. Her
arrival may be hourly expected. Over two millions
more was on its way from San Francisco to Panama.
Mining news from all quarters was highly favor
able Politics excite considerable attention, aud
beth parties are very active.
Oregon dates are to the 2stl. of July. The noun
tain Eagle says lump of pure gold had been found
weighing Is lbs
The number Of overland emigrants to Cali aornia
this season, reached 10000.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08
rhs webster 1lestiag aiass Friday Night.

4Me W BDB1cr MActksMS sAsS = 49, = .<s4.ss
We dropped IN at the Court House on Friday
night almost at Che close OF the meeting Of the Ma
tiona Republicans. and did not, therefore. hear oil
their proceedings we learn, however, that it was
resolved to substitute the name OF Mr.. jenkins, of
Georgia, for that of Mr.. Graham on the ticket with
Mr. Webster Col VIM. E. Anderson, we under
stand, made some very calm and sensible remarks
upon the position which he and other seeding Wigs
occupied at this juncure; and deprecated the action
of some who had, at first in obedience to the die
tates of their own Independent Judgment come out,
but had subsequently allowed themselves to be
whipped in or carried off by the current.
In speaking of the substitution of another name
for that of MIR. Graham, Gen. McRae adduced one
reason which should be we'll pondered by all tie
citizens of Eastern Carolina, who persuaded to
swallow the Scott ticket because Mr.. Graham is on
it, MIR Graham, the General said, has always been
unfriendly to this section Of the State the subj
Of Internal Improvement-he has BEEN like Cover
nor Morehead, Virginian in all his feelings, and an
tagonistic to the Cape Fear region and interest
There few better authorities upon this point than
Gen. McRae. How do our Scott and Graham friends
get over this expect very enthusiastic support
here for MIR. Graham !!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08

DEaTn OF THE HoS. JAMEs WnrrcoMn
MORE ssber 5.--The Hon. lanes Whitcomb. sea-
Tor. q S Senator from Indi.na. died at New York
On Monsay night Had he lived no would have
held his seat until 1855.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08

SOMETHING New UNDER THE SUE.-We have be-
fore us the first number of the Constitutional I'm
ion," Scott and Graham paper. just started in
Charleston. Such sheet in South Carolina is GER.
tainly rara aUis an ferris. We do not know what
its chances of life may be-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08

as~There is considerable latitude taken in the
discussion Of political subjects; but even allowing
all the latitude that can be claimed there arc modes
of conducting argument or discussion, which are
beneath crticsm--imposshle to be characterised by
any language admissible into the columns of re-
spectacle pap,r, and disgraceful in the extreme to
those who resort to them. We will give an instance
of this as follows:
Once for all say that have Mr.. Bsnkss positive
arermcnt that the Journal has totally msrepresented
Fay. Observer, Sept. 3Oth
This occurs in article in the Observer of last
Thursday. in relation to our sketch of Mr. Banks
remarks in this town during Court week. Now
once for all. we say that we have positive assurances
coming directly from Mr.. Banks that he neper author
iSed the Observer TO make any such statement Is fur
Their comment necessary