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For the Standard,

At meeting Of the Scotland Neck Agricultural
Society, held Saturday the 18th instant. w. J..
Hill, Esq, in the Chair, the following resolutions
motion adopted
lst ResolUed, That this Society is deeply interest
River, and any means which may be discovered 10
prevent lessen the liability of its low grounds to
nundaton, will receive its hearty aid and
3D. Resolred, AS a part in this work of improve
nent we do recommend that Convention Of Planters
and others interested he held at Halifax Tuesday
of Halifax Superior Court, (Which will be the
Goth day Of October next to consider and adopt such
measures may seem best calculated to effect the
desired object.
Sd. ResOlred, That copies of these resolutions be
forwarded for publication in the agricultural Journals
of the State, in the County papers, the Raleigh Reg
lister and Standard, in the Plymouth ViIlager, the
Abemarle Bulletin aid the Norfolk Herald.
P. NJ. EDMONDSTON.
Sec. s. N. Ag. Soc.
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SEWARD DoDeINe TO SAVE SCOTT. At the close
of Congress, Mr.. Sumner moved amendment to
the appropriation b TO the effect that " part of
the appropriation for executing the laws should be
used for the execution Of the fugitive slave laws
Messrs. Hale, Chase, Sumner and Wade voted for
it, but Seward, of the abolition clique, was
missing The New York Herald noticing this mat
ter, says very aptly
1.-The reason is evident, however, why Seward de-
cned to on Senator Summers amendment. 1t
might perhaps have injured his friend, Gen. Scott,
whose prospects in Maryland and Tennessee al
ready sufficiently doubtful be desperate. And SO
the arch agtator, when called to the mark upon
the fugitive slave law, lodges it, and, a thieving
dog who knows when kick is coming, tucks his tail
between his legs and sneaks away, SO did the great
leader of Northern disunion steal of from the direct
question in the Senate. What became of Seward
when that vote was taken? Can Mr.. Mangrm, or
MI FISH, anybody else, answer the question And
why was II that Seward did not vote upon Summers
amendmentl'
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !

7TNHE subscriber is prepared to show 20 custom
ers his Fall and Winter Stock of Goods which he
has Just received from the Northern cities His Stock
is full embracing almost every variety of goods kept in
Dry Goods Store The following part of his Stock
may he found at his Store, No. 81 Fayetteville Street
Black and Fancy Silks,
French Mernoes and DeLanes,
English and American Printed DeLanes,
A IL wool Pink and Blue Flannels,
Plain, Black, Chameleon and Figured Alpacas.
Calicoes from to 20 cents,
Blankets and Kerseys,
Kentucky Jeans, all qualities,
Tweeds, Satinets and Cassimercs,
Vestngs good and common,
Red and White Fannes,
Bonnets and Eonnet Ribbons,
Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, Sc. &c.
Also. good lot of Sugar and Coffee, Boots and Shoes
good assortment China, Glass and Earhen Ware.
We only ask call from those wishing to purchase
goods as all times shall be pleased to show the M
Call and for yorrseves-we determined to sell
lo.o. SAMUEL H. YOUNG.
Raleigh, October LIST 1852. 92-3m.
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Condition of The Markets.

New YoRK. Sept. 81. Sales to-day of ESQ bales
cotton. at lO4 cents for Mddling Uplands, and 1O3
cents for Middling Orleans. Flour IS frmer; sales
of ii 800 bbls. 81 81 a. for State, and so
$4 81 for Southern. Sales of 20, 900 bushels wheat
at IS 81 for red, and ST. Oh for white Sales
of 5000 bushels rye at IS cents. Sales of 80 900
bbls. Brandywine corn meal at So 873. Sales of
300 bbls. pork at $l9 for NESS and $I7 for prime.
and 200 bbls beef at steady Safes of 200 bbs.
lard III II cents. Sales of 400 bags coffee at
lOS for Java, and for Rio. Sales 1850 gall
Ions linseed oil at 70 70 cents. Sales of 400 bbls.
whisky at "a cents.
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NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.
cCIDV q NTUDDa

One Door Above, P. F. PEscUD's Drug Store,
No lie, Fayetteville street.
A RE now receiving and opening their Fall and
n Winter Stock of choice Goods, which is large and
Wen selected, bought entirely for Cash. and Will be
sold al prices which will not fail to suit the purchaser
The Stock consists in part of the following:
Super Black Gro de Rhine Silks, Cord do,
French Printed DeLaines and CashmereS,
French and German Merinoes, Black Bonn bazine,
do Aiapaccas, French Worked Collars,
Gents and Ladies Kid Gloves,
Bonnets and Tatea Ribbons,
Silk LeghorR and other kinds of Bennets,
$50 Pieces English and American Prints.
Jaconet, Swiss. Null and Cross Barred Musns,
Silk and Cotton Hosiery.
great variety OF Shawls,
Cloth aud CasSimeres and VestingS.
And general assortment of Goods loT Mems wear
September, 1852 81
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NEW AND COMPLETE COOK BOOK. The
IN Practical Cook book, containing upwards of one
thousand receipts consisting of directions for selecting.
preparing and cooking all kinds of Meats, Fish, Pou
try, and Game Soups Broths Vegetables, and Salads
Also for making all kinds of Plain and Fancy Breads
Pastes, Puddngs, Cakes, Creams, Ices, Jelles Pre-
serves. Marmaades, sc SC, &c. Together with va
rious Miscellaneous Receipts. and numerous Prepare
tons for Invalids BY Mrs. BLISS. In VOL l2mo
The Freemason's Manual; companion for the ini-
ated through all the degrees Of Freemasonry, from the
Entered Apprentice to the higher degrees Of Knight
hood Embracing Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft,
Master Mason, Past Master, Mark Master, Most Elk
cellen Master, Royal Arch, Select Master High Priest
hood, Knight Of the Red Cross, Knights Templars
Knights of Malta, the Ancient Constitution of the Or
der, sc. Embellished with upwards of one hundred
EngravIngs. illustrating the embens and symbols OF
the Order By Rev. KlNSEY JOHNS STEWART,
X. T. This work has The sanction and approval of the
R. w. G. NJ of the State of Delaware and of the M.
E. G. H. P. Of the Grand H. R. A C. of Pennsylvania
For sale at the NJ c Bookstore by
II. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, September 9th, 1852. Oh
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
JAMES, MCKINMON.

d II VI Ia ~ III n III i'll " IN
Fayetteville Ste, next door the N. &. Bookstore
e. of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
together with his usual supplesof Hardware
Qneens:ware, Hats and Caps, which he offers to the
public, Wholesale and Retail liberal TERMS consist
in part of the foIlowing
Printed Cashmere and DeI.ancs, and beautiful de-
signs,
Brocade Silks, very rich
Fancy fg'd and plain do
Plain blk and watered do
French Merinos of every shade,
French and Earlston Gnghams, Fancy and Black and
French English and American Prints of the latest syle
81 to i 49, Tarlton Wool shawIs' all qualities
Black and Mode colorS do.
Embroidered Linen CamhIic Hd'kfs,.
Hem Stitch and Tape Bofd'd do
Black, White and Fancy Kid Gloves for Ladies, Gem
temen, Misses and children,
Black Nett and Plain Silk do do do
Silk and Cotton. Hosiery of all kinds,
Meiino, Thibbet and Wool Gloves do
Da Dan s Table Diapers, 4, "a and lo,4 wide,
Bird Eye, Scotch and Russia Diapers,
Huckaback, Bleached and Blow
DamaSk Napkins and Dnylies.
BamsIcy Shooting, Ga and 12,4 wide, Pillow Case.
Linen,
Irish Linen, Long Lawn. French Lawn,
Jaekonett, Cambria, Plaid and Swiss Muslins, and
Plain and Dotted Swiss do
White, Red. Green and yellow Flannels in great
riety,
Blue and Brown Cotton Shirtings and Sheetings,
kerseys, EInseys and OsnabuIgs,
CionS, Cassmers and peStlngs complete assortment
HATS AND GAPS,
Just TO hand general assortment of Fashionable Fall
Sly for Men, Boys and Children.
BOOTS AND SEOES,
Now opning my usual large supply tor Gentlemen La
dies, Boys Misses and Children great variety. Also
Mems and Boys heavy Brogans single and double solos,
suitable for the Farmers.
COTTON RAGING, ROPE AND TwINE:
A large Lot of Gunny. Dundee, and German Begging
Hemp and julie Rope and Irvine.
GROCERIES.
complete assortment of Brown, Crushed, Ground
and Clarified Sugars,
Java, Laguria and Rio Coffee
Sugar House Molasses and Syrup, choice Teas.
Choice Champagne NJ adsria, Sherry aud Port Wines
Cognac Brandy and old Monongahela Whiskey,
Segars of the most approved Brands.
sept "a, 1852. ely.
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SArIRIcAL WAGs. The Printer boys in the Union
and Keystone offices prepared long sueamer, on
Friday last, and stretched it Tread street, from
one office the other, that the Wing procession
would have to march under it, containing the omin-
GUS words:
"HAvE You HEARD THE News FROM NORTH
CAROLINA -" AS the Wings ashamed to
raise procession. the boys determined their
sreamer should be They therefore stretched
it across the of the keystone Office. and here
hung this terrible eyesore, within hundred feet
of the speakers stand and in full view of the VIII Ole
meeting during the entire afternoon.
Harrisburg Union.
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ISAAC PROCTOR,

ISAAC PROCTOR,
Successor to Oliver and Proctor. }
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Ia HAS Just returned from the Northern Cities, and
M is receiving
III A New and Beautiful Assortment
of Goods in his line, embracing
Black, Blue Brown Green, Olive Adeloride and Dahin
CLOTHS,
of best French and English manufacture and of various
grades of prices.
Best SIMONI DOESKINS, Warranted.
French, English, Scotch and American
FANCY CAsSIMERES,
of every variety of style and price.
VESTIN
of super Silk Velvet Plush Figured and Plain Satins
and Silks, Grenadine, Monno and Cashmere, splendid
article
Weddfns and Party T:stfngs, Can't be Beat.
u With sincere thanks his numerous friends and
patrons for past manifestations of friendship and regard
he them effort pains shall be spared merit
its continuance.
Satisfaction always Guaranteed.
His stock of
FURNISHING GOODS
is most complete
Dress Shirts. with without Collars,
Silk and Merno nder Shirts very superior all Sizes
Drawers, fine assortment
Socks, silk, Merino Cotton, Figured and Plain,
Stocks, Plain and Fancy,
Gloves great variety,
Dressing Gowns, very handsome,
POCKET HANDKERcHIEFs, silk linen, colored, plain
and embroidered,
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ELOQUENT MEDICATION. Extract from the speech
of Hon. Charles ]. Faulkner, of Virginia, delivered
at the Democratic Mass Meeting in Reading: This
has been called the canvass of =. Fasehoods and
Frauds and such it truly has been. Without re-
sorting to aIsehood. what could be said against Frank
Pierce2 At first he charged with being drunk
ardbnt that sunk into the Kennel of loalhsome
and forgotten cdlumnies. Then he was charged with
intolerance his Catholic low citizens But these
very Catholics promptly maSse with their
reverend pastor at their head, and pronounced the
state ment false. Then came the Foss fabrication,
but that has sunk tu the Tomb of the CapuIets
The wings have one fact left, and upon that they
exhaust all the powers of their wit and eoquence
{" General Pierce tainted on the battlefield of Chur-
uhusco!' Well, gentlemen, the fact is so. We
can't deny it, Gen. Pierce did faint the battle field
of ChurUbusco, and yet the w no would reprsach
him with that fact, is destitute of American heart
in his bosom, and is better than Mexican dog. 1t
is the proudest incident in the military history of
franklin Pierce. Hear what Gen. Scott and Gen.
Pillow say Mr.. F. here read the official accounts
of the action from the dispatches of Scott Pillow,
&C.
And this is the incident that is made the subject of
wing jest-of whig wit, and whg buffoonery. Gen.
Pierce is not the first brave that tainted up
the battle field. Messena-the brave Messena-
he whom Napoleon called his right arm-whom his
tory has styled the favore child of victory-whom
poetry and song has chaunted the thunderbolt of
war, tainted upon Of the bloodiest fields of his
fame, and from the causes that caused General
Pierce to faint-pain and bodily exhaustion; and if
the wings will have it so, let history then designate
Pierce the ainting Messena of the Mexican war
whose gallant spirit led where his fral, dis
eased and worn down body could not follow, and
heIey me- gentlemen. if poetry painting will ev
overdo justice 10 that historical scene, it will paint
The PROSTATE body Of the wounded and exhausted SOL
der stretched upon the ground-whilst his gallant
spirit will be to hover the smoke and
age Of battle, cheering his comrades to victory,
and signing that it cannot mingle in the dread ARRAY.
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RICH FANCY DRY GOODS,
F r. tt e FALL OF 1852.

TTHE subscriber having removed to the Corner Store
Il House, formerly occupied by Mr. B. B. Smith, which
has been recently fitted up in elegant style, and
having just returned from New York, now opening
quite magnificent supply of Rich Fancy Dry Goods.
of the latest importations and fashions om Paris and
London which are exceedingly attracting, and to which
he would respectfully invite the attention of tasty pur
chasers, both among the ladies and gentlemen, from the
City and surrounding country.
Also, full supply of Hats, Caps, Shoes, Boots and
Bonnets of every desert ption.
Together with full lot of Ready Made Clothing
common and fine, remarkably cheap.
T. A. MITCHELL.
Raleigh October LIST, 1852. 90
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m.ARR lied,

In Johnston county, on the 23d, by the Rev. James
B. Jackson, A. E. LockhaEt to Miss Eliza Baucum,
daughter of Urias Baucum, Esq.
In Doweltown, Yadkin county, the 22d Sept,
at i. G. Hanser's, by James Sheek, ESQ.,, Isaac N.
Vestal to Miss Della Holcomb both of YadkIn
county.
In Washington, N. c., the 9th ult, by The
Rev. Thomas Owen, Mr.. Samuel B. Carraway to
Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Mathew Shaw, Esq.
In Granville county, on Thursday evening last, by
Rev. A. G. Harris, Mr.. Leonidas r. J. Edwards to
Miss Saphrona E. J. Edwards of Warren.
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YeUow Feper at Charleston.

CHARLESTON, September 24-lI p. m. The yel.
low fever still prevails in this city extent
The Board of Health report that on Wednesday there
were fatal cases, on Thursday 9 and up to nine
o'clock this evening 8; making total of 20 deaths
within the last three days.
[sEcoND DETPATcH.]
CHARLESTON, September 27. The health of our
city is improving. Only three deaths reported from
fever yesterday The epidemic is evidently abating,
and mostly confined to strangers.
The cotton market is quiet, with small sales
prices favoring buyers.
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From the Fishing Grounds.

GLOUCESTER, September 81. The schooner Mary
Houston. Captain Mckenzie, has arrived from the
fishing grounds, and reports that American ves-
sells were still interrupted by English Cruisers. A
letter from the plain of the Carolina Knight before
reported seized, that at the time he was cap
tured there three vessels the shore than
he and that he had idea of violating the treaty
He believes the value of his vessel and cargo was
the main cause Of the seizure.
The returns of the mackeral this year will proba-
bly, be short one half or more.
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THE LIFE OF THE BLESSED.

THE LIFE OF THE BLESSED.
From the Spanish of Luis Ponce de Leon.
W. BRYANT.
Region of life and light!
Land of the good, whose earthly tolls are Ger.
Nor frost, nor heat may blight
Thy verna beauty fertile shore,
Yielding the blessed fruits for evermore.
There, without crook sling,
Walks the good shepard blossoms white and red
Round his meek temple cling;
And, to the sweet pasture led,
His own loved flock beneath his eyes fed.
He guides, and near him they
Follow delighted, for he makes them go
Where DWELL eternal May,
And heavenly roses blow,
Deathess, and gathered but again to grow.
He leeds them to the height
Named of the infinite and long sought good,
And fountains delight;
And where his feet have stood
Springs up, along the way, their tender food.
And wben in mid skies
The climbing sun has reached his highest bound,
Reposlng as he lies
With all his flock around.
He watches the still air with modulated sound.
From his sweet lutte flow forth
immortal harmones of power to still
All passions born of earth,
And draw the ardent will
Its destiny of goodness to fulfill.
Might but little part,
A wondering breath of that high melody,
Descend into my heart
And change it, till ii be
Transformed and swallowed up, o love, in thee.
All then my soul should know,
Beloved, where thou lies: at noon of day,
And, from this place of wo
Released should take its way
To mingle with thy flock, and never stray.
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Roofs md Shoes.

GORK Sole Boots, with Double UppeTs at the low
I /pIice of 81 so Double Sole Maj led BottomsBoOtS
tor Waggoners and Rail Road Hands. large Stock IF
Double and Single Sole Brogans will be sold cheap.
Ladies Shoes and Bootees, Manufactured by Robinst IL
s. Co.
Call and examine Stock before buying elsewhere.
SELBY & MURRAY.
September, 1852. OIL
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Blankets, KeEseys, &c.

"a, H. and 1874 Bath Blankets, Maccaanan
UWhite aud Green, Duffill and Fwled Blankets for
Servants, Plaid, Saddle do. large and well assorted
and cheap Stock of Wool and Cotton KeTseys the
lowest TO the highest price.
Kentucky Jeans, cheap, Satinets and Tw eds,
thing nice for Boys. COL and Cotton Carp+ting very
low can be had at SELBYS s. MURRAY'S
September, 1852. Oh
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Boots and Shoes!
MO change on the former price of BOOTS and
Y SHOES at fuckers.
As Cases just opened consisting in part of the follow
ing:
Robinson's White and Black Kid Slippers,
do White Satin Slippers.
do Thick and thin Sole Caters, with and
without Ties.
Robinson's Kid Walking Shoes and Buskins,
do hid and Enamelled Boots
do Thick Soed Goat Boots for Ladies, Mis-
and children.
Ladies Seal and Kip Buskins
Womens Morocco and Leather Boots,
Mems fine Kip, Lined and Bound Shoes.
do Single and double soled Brogans, a large lot.
Boys and childrens fine Kip Lined and Bound Shoes
and Brogans.
Mems boys and children's Kip and Brogan Boots.
w. H. Sc r. 8. TUCKER
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Groceries, &c.

drown, Clarified, Crushed and Loaf Sugar; Java,
hLaguira Maraca ibo and Rio Coffee, Super Imperial
and Gunpowder Tea, Sperm, AdmantIne and Hnll's &
sons TaIlow Cancles. Hardware, Crockery, Black
smiths Tools. Cotton Bagging Gunny and Dundee. and
Rope Swede and English Iron, CasI Steel Blister anc
German do. Blasting Powder, Horse Shoes anc Horse
9h0e Ns'''' '-0'' sELBY & MURRAY
S,ntember, 1852. III
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Hats and Caps.

UST received, Bebee's Super Fall Style Moeskn
81 Hats. Broad and Narrow BrIm Beaver do. large
stock OF excan and other late style Hats Wool Hats.
very low price. great variety of Cloth and othe kind
of Caps for Men and Boys SELBY & MURRAY.
September, 1852. OIL
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.9nti- Maine La,u Ouirnre.

BosToN, September IS. The house Of the Mayor
of Lynn, friend of the Maine Liquor law, en-
tered this morning very early by several rowdes, who
defaced the exterior and soled the carpets with black
ing, &c. They effected their entrance by breaking
window.
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Sickness at Norfolk,

NORFOLK, September 81. very violent form of
fever IS raging here at present. 1t is high state of
bilious, and some have thought few of the
semhIe yellow fever. The fatality is moderate in
proportion to the
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.
MASS MEETING AT ENFIELD.

There will be a MASS MEETING of the Democrats
at Enfield, on SATURDAY the 10Th day of October
next, TO which all parties respectfully invited Messrs
BRANCH, DoBBIN, VENABLE aud other distinguished
Speakers have promised and expected to attend
September IS, 1852.
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WHIe SIGNS. Greeley spts the platform !;
Webb on the candidates; Webster is mum, but his
organ declares he will not sutfy himself by going
s. for officer Of The army whose personal orthodoxy
of sentiment his followers obliged prove by
affidavit :" Fillmore and his Cabinet are cold !;
Toombs, Stephens, Gentry, Williams, Clngman,
Outlaw, and other big guns openly oppose Scott;
Mr.. CabeIi takes nothing back of his 18th of June
speech and honest, knowing wings everywhere give
it up as hopeless job. No one is enthusiastic but
Seward, Greeley, aud their followers. Alas for the
Scotlites! -..-- .... ID XII B. j FIOrldtdn
The whig press are now endeavoring to manufac-
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DIED

DIED.
At Williamsburg, Va, the afternoon Of the 9Th
utmo, Miss Ellen M. Macon of Warrenlon aged
about 19 years.
In Nash county, N. C., Monday 18th ultimo.
Mr.. Peter Arlington, aged AZ years.
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In addition to the above he has fine supply of
READY MADE GLOTHINE.

which he would be pleased to offer the inspection of
the public; being manufactured under his supervs
ion can confidently recommend them, and asks COM
parison with any other Goods in this market of
either in quality price. All he asks is reasonable
profit, and
Will not be UndersOId by Amy!
Gentlemen furnishing their Goods to be manufac-
tured may rely upon receiving the attention and
if sold by himself
Cutting done at any time at usual rates.
--latest Paris, London and New York Fashions Just at
hand. ISAAC PROCTOR.
Raleigh, October 2, 1852. 90
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WE requested to announce Mr.. John w.
w EStis candidate for Door Keeper to the
ensuing Legislature.
September 20, 1882. s9--ts.
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More 'Scorr" HIGHER LAW Washington Hunt,
who is re-nominaed as the Wing candidate for Gov
ernor of New York, recently Lock port, ord
ing to a correspondent Of the N. y. Evening Post,
and attended the Methodist Convention of the Min
listers of the Genessee Conference. The Governor
stood the porch of the church while a report was
read the subject of slavery and after its adoption
he entered the body and made speech. The report
went to the full extent of the ultraIsm of Gerret
Smith, and pronounced The Fugitive Slave law 81 I'M
becoming any civilized heather, savage people,
and counseled resistance to the same. The Cover
nors speech was in eulogy of the higher law, and
coming after direct ausion to Seward by of the
elders, very significant.
The New York Wing State Convention failed to
endorse the Baltimore patform-although general
reference made to the action at Baltimore. If
the silver grays'' satisfied with such hollow
and treacherous maneuvring, they truly and
thoroughly sold to the Sewardites! Rich. Eng.