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CAMPAIGN DIALOGUES.
No, g.,

- No. 8.
z O,,estion-Mr Webster were you called on Dy
partys ofScott wings in Washington one nlgnt
BON after Gen. SCOTS nomination. and "nat Sor
81 speech did you give them 2
s. AnsaUer-SI thank you, gentlemen, for this
friendly and respectful call"
syo.The whig Convention--what did you think
of its proceedings
al am. very glad to see you: some OF you
have been engaged in arduous public duty al
Baltimore-the object of your meeting beng 10
select fit person to be supported for the ofhce Oh
President of the United States"
ON your best opinion, did they select that
fit person.? :.
A." Others of you took an interest in the result
of the deliberations of that assembly OF wings
O-Whose names were before that wing as
bly,?
Alt so happened that my name, among
Others. was presented on that OCCASION"
O-Wth what success?
4" Another candidate, however, was prefer
red"
O-But you will support the nominee-won't
you?
al have only to say that the Convention
did, 1 doubt not, what it thought best, and ex-
ercised its discretion in the importantmatter COM
mitted to it"
O-How do you feel about matters and things
generally
A-"The result has caused me no personal feel
ino whatever, nor any change of conduct or pur-
pose"
O-But will you not join in one little hurrah
4erE~ Scott and Graham?
sx1-"What have been, am, in principle and
character, and what I hope to continue to be"
O-But as a whig-a Compromise whig-a
patriot and' great expounder" can't you acq"'esee
Il" Circumstances or opponents may triumph
over my fortunes, but they will not triumph over
my temper or selfrespect."
Q-Is General Scott the candidate of the Sew
ard wing of your party?
A." Gentlemen, this is serene and beautiful
night. "
Q-Don't you think him greater warrior than
General Taylor!
A-"Ten thousand thousand of the lights OF
Heaven illuminate the armament. They rule the
night
Q-What will your Compromise friends in Mas
sachusetts do
Il" A few hours hence their glory will be ex-
tinguished-
eye that glitter in the skies
And gaiIy dance before my eyes,
What we, when the shall rise "
Q-Do you agree with Greedy and others about
General SCOTS being such great diplomats"
A." Gentlemen, there is not one among you
who will sleep better tonight than I will. -
Q-Do you call this wing talk!
A-"If 1 wake shall learn the hour from the
consultations, and shall rise in the morning, God
willing, with the lark.
Q-speak out-are you for General Scott or
against him!
A-"And though the lark is better songster
than am, yet he will not leave the dew and the
daisies, and spring upwards to greet the purpling
East, with a more blithe and jocund spirit than
shall possess"
Stand aside Mr.. Webster; you may still be a
very good Wing, but you are certainly not a Scott
man.
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For the Standard.
ON THE DEATH OF MARY LEE E. sr 1zp

The day wore on, the hours were sad,
The gloomy lightning fell,
i knew the time approaching near.
Whenswe must say farewell
The moon came up, the early dew
Felt cold to the sleepy flowers, V s-'
A smile passed DER her lips, she went
To brighter worlds than ours:
They parted on her silent brow,
The hair. of Mary Lee,
As she did, when that little girl,
Who used to climb my knee =
The thoughtful stars looked coldly in,
From their eternal towers,
As if they enHied her that world, =
Brighter than theirs, ours. '+s---
The Sun shines on her grave and claims
Eternity his own;
Age after age, shall he shine there,
And rule in heaven alone,
But he must fall in ashes yet,
With all his glorious powers.
For time is only thine, oh Sun
Eternity is J. NJ. L.
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ROGER A. PRroR ESQ. This gentleman
able Editor of the Petersburg Democrat-has been
tor of the Washington Union. He takes leave OF
his readers in the last number of the Democrat
and the same number contains correspondence
between leading citizens of Petersburg and him
self, rendering him public dinner, which he de-
clines
The Washington Union is conducted at this
time with much ability, and is doing excellent ser
vice in the cause. Mr.. Pryor possesses fine talents,
and his labors cannot fail to add to the force and
usefulness of that journal.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

DECENT arrivals have put in possession of
Il considerable portion of Fall purchase of New
and seasonable
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Fancy Articles, &c.
Being determined to
Offer Great Inducements
respectfully call the attention of friends
and the public generally to Stock, feeling conf
dent that examination will suffice to effect sale.
HEARTT & JONES.
Raleigh, Sept. Is, 1852. S7-3t
WarrentOn N. G. Male Academy.
TTNHE Rev. Mr.. FnosT having made known his desire
to be released at the close of the present session
from the contract made with the Trustees of this Instiu-
ton that he the active work of the Minis
try they desire engage another Principal for the
ing year.
The Trustees will guarantee certain and liberal saa-
ry, and will pay to the Principal whatever the school
may yield above the secured to him. The highest
testimonials to character and qualifications will be
quired.
Letters addressed to either of the undersigned Will be
duly attended to-
W WIREEAM : e S %5ST5svs Com.
Warrenton, Sept 8, 1852. 96-4t.
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That Picture Book. The editor of the Tri-
bune is receiving the heaviest portion of the spoils
contributions of the Wings in aid of Scott's defeat.
The Tribune documents were sent by thousands into
North Carolina on the of the election in
that State The effect they produced quite
tonishing the Wing party, and very gratifying to
the Democracy. The Wings of North Carolina call
them the pestilental documents" and dread their
coming into the State full much they would the
cholera. The I" Life of Scott from the Tribune
Office, is regarded fatal document and worse than
the plague. Norfolk Argus.
Thousands upon thousands of these picture !"
books have been sent into this State but they have
produced no effect. We know of no Wing who
will privately, and upon his honor as man, claim
the vote of North Carolina for Gen. Scott.
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MARRrHn

On the 18th ult. in Marshall county, Miss, by the
Rev. Thompson Blackwell, Col. THOMAS B. JONES, of
De Soto, to Miss HANNAH S. REID, daughter of l. D.
Reid of Marshall, all formerly of Rockingham, N. c.
At Waverly, Lenoir county, Wednesday morning,
the 25th instant by Rev. Mr.. Mewborne Mr.. Richd L.
Wooten, to Miss Nancy Wooten, daughter of Council
Wooten Esq.
On Friday, the goth August, in Bethania, NJ c., by
Rev. ]. Zacariah, of Charlestoas s. Co. Mr.. Joseph S.
Gerst of Danville to Miss neasK feeling, of Column
Was. G.. -2--e
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NATIONAL UNION CONVENTION. The editor
Of the New York Mirror has been shown copy
OF call for National Union Convention to be
held in that city on the 9th instant, for the pur-
pose of nominating Daniel Webster for the Presi-
deney, This call is signed by George T. Curtis,
OF Massachusetts,, Meredith P Gentry, of Tennes-
See and other distinguished gentlemen. The OBJ
lecs Of the movement are to throw the Presiden-
ual election if possible, into the House; to refute
the assertion that Mr.. Webster is unpopular with
the people, and to lay the foundations of Nation
al Union Party.
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SPLENDID RUINS. Colonel Weller, Senator from
California, in his late speech in Faneuil Hall, inv-
ted the federasts from Boston to join the democracy
that many of the old issues between the parties had
become obsolete by being carried into successful
legislation by the democrats; that they imagined
they were to be ruined by the democratic tariff that
he had recently been among the ruins-the manufac-
turing northumberland they were the most splen-
did ruins he ever saw.
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For the Standard.

T
Mr.. HOLDEN: 1 observe in late number of your
paper remark of yours that this is the greatest
you have ever known for Democracy and corn and
think too, since learning of Gov. Reid's signal
majority. Sir, the Sheriff Of Union-D. Rushing,
Esq.-is like Reid-he gets better every race. In
the year 1916 he was elected Sheriff by majority
of one in 184s he beat Maj. StegaIl $40; in 1850
he beat Squire Blount 6O2; and this August he has
beaten B. D. Austin, Esq, 666. 1 send you the re-
turns, which hope you will publish
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Administrator Sale.

PURSUANT to order of our Court of Pleas and
i Quarter Sessions for Wake County, the undersign-
ed, Administrator of the Estate of the late J. Finch
will sell at public sale at the Court House door in the
City of Raleigh, the 25th day of September, 1852
all the interest of his said ntestae in and to certain
LOT of LAND the City ofRaeigh, containing about
five sacres. Terms: credit of six months will be
given, purchaser giving bond and security.
w. w. VASS admir-.
Raleigh, September IL. 1852. Std.
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CERTIFIcATE No. /.

This is to certify that we, the undersigned, were
present at the Cedar Rock Academy one night, when
the Rev. Mr.. Richardson preached to the negroes ;;
and we here state that lherewere but. two three
white persons present, except some few of the school
boys, and also state that heard Mr.. StockwelS
assistant teacher of Mr.. Richardson, anofher
Yankee, who had been here but little while, and
whose principles too were unknown, say that if any
body whipped any negroes there, that night, there
would be murder done. Signed,
THOMAS DEAN.
- = ALLISON LEIGH.
81 AdghN 3Oth, 1852
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yellow FEVER IN CHARLESTON. The yellow
fever has broken out in Charleston, and up to the
4th instant there had been 18th deaths reported.
The Courier says every precaution is being adopt
ed to prevent the spread of the disease, and ex-
presses the hope that but few more deaths will
occur.
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DIED

- z&sla7A DIED.
e9leNgh, on the sth instant Mr. Solomon Pen
ge3sars.
the 5th inst, of Typhoid Fever, after
shortsa t8rles F. Woodley, in the 9th year of
his age, Glr. Thomas Woodey, and son of
John H. WN6dss leceased, late of Isle of Wight
county, VlrginiasSg
In Dupin countys4an the l. th ut, E. E. Hussey,
ESQ., Sheriff of Dupin county, aged about A. years.
At Brookvile, Granville County, the 10Th ult. in
the Esd of her age Mrs. Mary A. Cannady wife of
Samuel H. Cannady, ESQ.
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Inc New York Express, noticing the late Wing
triumph IN Vermont, makes the following honest
confession: The free Democracy, and the SLAVE
democracy it is but just to add, divided, and left
Ie wings an easy victory-but the Wings whip
O'.n Tree and slave Democracy combined"
10 hear the Southern Wings talk, an uniform
Iu man would conclude that all the Democrats in
Vermont ,ere Abolitionists.
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LOWER CALIFORNIA AN INDEPENDENT STATE. 1t
is reported by the San Diego Herald, 'on reliable
authority that active preparations are on foot pro-
claim the independence of the Peninsula territory,
and raise the {" Bear Flag Den Manuel Castro, a
native of Monterey, and late officer in the Next
can army, it is said, has been silently engaged OF late,
in enlistng men in that anG in the county of Los
Angeles. to proceed to Lower California, and pro-
claim the independence of that territory.
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Es~ 1t is reported that Mr., Clingman will soon
Jake the tumpin his District for PIERCE and KING.
MI Caldwell, of the Salisbury District will not,
We understand, vote for Scott and Graham but
"nat course Mr. Outlaw will pursue we do not
AnoW. 1t is also reported that the Hon. Kenneth
Naynef indifferent to SCOTS election. and NAV
not vote for him.
Where is the "Seott epthusiasnp"e
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ST accept the nomination upon the platform adoP.
ted by the Convention, not because this is expected
OF me as candidate, but because the principles
braces command the appreciation Of my Judgment and
with them believe can safely say there has been no
'Oord nor act Of my life in conflict: GEN PIERCE.
- accept the nomination with the resolutions
dnnered."-GEN. ScoTr.
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E#- The Wing leaders are publishing the opin-
ion of Black Hawk, the Indian Chief in favor of
Gen. SCOTS election to the Presidency! AS these
leaders are driven to the savages for recommends
lions for their candidate would it not be well for
them to get some native Cherokee Chief to endorse
Mr. Graham?
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PIERcE's SLANDERERs REBUKED. Col. Haskell,
Wing EIector in Tennessee. rebukes the defamers of
Gen. Pierce in the following language:
81 would consider myself personally disgraced did
! soop to the humiliaiing baseness of insinuating
cowardce against Gen. Pierce, whom know to be
brave man, chivalric in his conduct on the field of
battle. Others may pursue that course which their
feelings dictate; but for myself, would spurn the
thought did it obtrude itself upon my mind"
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lhe last time the Democrats carried North
carolina, Says the Norfolk Argus,) the Wings
ssgan to lookup the census tables to stigmatize
- -, % 0'rR and benighted. The other day, however
" nien Inc Democratic majority ran above 5000
In began to admit that they are a people who
Know how to Reid,
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Mr.. WeLsfe,.'s Health.

BosToN, September 10. The Courier of this morn
ing says Mr.. Webster's health has been somewhat
impaired but he expects be perfectly restored
few days. The Courier also denies the report that
Mr.. Webster was about publishing addressser a
from Marshfed his friends, urging them to refrain
from using his name an Independent candidate for
the Presidency. ssSaa
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ECERTIrICATE No. 3.

We, the Undersigned, do certify that when the
Rev. Mr.. Richardson preached the slaves at Cedar
Rock, it understood, and pretty generally known
that Capt. Pearce opposed to- the proceedings,
and that he among the first to put end to-
them. Signed,
-, JOHN B. COLLINS,
EATON LEONARD,
JAMES N. UZZEL,
JESSE BROWN,
BENJAMIN COOK,
G. w. GUPTON.
September Ist, 1852.
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WEBsrER's ADVICE. We informed that Mr..
stantialIy as follows: There is no wing party left
it is broken up entirely. If you wish to be any body.
you must be a. DenIaerat." That is good advice,
and thousands of ffoe who have heretofore opposed
the Democracy, are following it..
NeaO HAMPSHIRE Patriot.
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NOTICE..

A PPLlCATION will be made to the general As
IA sembly of North Carolina at its next Session,
the passage of an Act Incorporating the " Wesleyan
Female College," in the town of Murfreesborough,
NC.
September lSt, 1902 SITS.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

New York, Sept. 10. The steamer Europa has
arrived with dates from Liverpool to the 28h August.
Since the sailing of the Arctic from Liverpool the
enquiry for Cotton has improved; no disposition,
however, is eyinced to press sales-and prices are
unchanged. In three days, ending Friday night
preceding the sailing of the Europa, the sales amount
ed to $4,000 bales, of which spectators took
thousand and exporters three tn ousand. The imports
during the week amounted to $4,000.
The Europa brings III passengers. She passed
the Niagara near Liverpool on 3Oh August.
ENGLAND. Manufacturing and agricultural accounts
are highly favorable.
Mr.. Webser's letter relative to the Lobos Islands
is severely censured by the London papers.
The Cunard Screw Steamship Line to Chagres via
New York, will commence running from Liverpool
in December. They will run monthly.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. %. The market is dull
and the weather fine. Prime flour is scarce and firm
inferior has declined Sd. to Cd. Sales of white
wheat Is. ed. 6s. Sd. Yellow corn at 29s. ed. a
29s.; white 29s. cd. 3Os. Provisions dull.
Naval stores firm.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. %. Sales $500 bbs. Rosin at
bbls. Tar at lis. Cd; 1000 bags Bengal Rice los
3d. to lis. 3d.; no sales of Carolina. Consols 998
100.
FRANCE. President Napoleon contemplates estab
fishing strong military and reducing taxa
ton. Petitions in favor of the Empire continue to be
circulated. The report of Gorgy's imprisonment is
contEadcted.
HAvRE, August Is. The sales of cotton for this
week amount 5000 bales, at advance of one to
francs; chief on lower qualities. The stock
hand amounts to 10000 bales.
The town of Wasa, in-Finland has been destroyed
by fire.
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n o Il nc
SITS.

Is hereby given that application will be made the
/ next General Assembly to form County out
of portions of Edgecombe, Wayne Johnston and Nash
September Sth, 1852. S6-ts.
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CERTIFICATE No. 5.
short time after d. s.. Richardson left place
for the North, in the summer of -, very many
i'll reports came to my ears, emanating directly
from said Richardson. In conversation with Capt,
Pearce on the subject, while greatly exasperated,
said many harsh things, and among others, that
would not believe him on oath. Signed
JOSEPH BIZ OUTLAW: =
August 3Oth, 1882 = 937-2tw.h
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@- Keep it before the people that William A.
Graham, the federal candidate for Vice President,
voted in 1884, while a member of the State Legis-
lature, against ivmg to the people the right to elect
their Governor.
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

Carolina dand NIayin
M and 1870 and Red and c ca~ba and Castor with
dkwfhsur anda
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TerDaDnt Election.

MONTPELIER, Sept. 10. The result of the late
election in this State, is follows: -The Wing
Governor is elected by clear majority the
bined vote 6f the Democratic and Free Soil candi-
dates. The Senate stands Wings IS, Democrats S.
The house is also Wing by large majority. In the
1st district Meacham Wing, is elected to Congress,
by l,644 majority the Democratic and Free Soil
candidates. In the I'd district, Tracy, Wing, is cleo
ted to Congress, by 754 majority both his
petors. In the Sd district there is choice Sabin,
Whg leading his highest opponent ,2sO votes, but
lacking 462 votes of majority over both.
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MORE THE FLOOD. Our exchanges, so far as
have received them, efearfut accounts of the
damage done by the recent flood. The bridges have
ali been swept from the French Broad and 1ananoa,
the waters having been considerably higher than in
1850. In Spartanburg District, s. G.. dozens of
mills and bridges have been swept away. The whole
damage is incalculable. IL /. 81 Mountain Banner
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LATER From HAVANA. Advices have been re.
ceived at Charleston, from Havana, To The I'd inst.
The cholera and yellow fever were still raging, and
arrests continued to be made. A suspected person
had offered twenty doubloons3 % Pc brought to
Charleston, but the captain declined e bring him.
fearing his vessel would be seized
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W~ We invite the attention of persons who
may be interested in such matters to the advertise
ment of the " Rich .Centre-Vent Water Wheel
in to-days paper.
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OF Mason & DlXon's Line.
The money for the above will be ready at five
minutes notice. LOCOFOCOS."
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g TIzE W1NTER 1RoN WORKs.ss,,.

OF Montgomery Alabama, respectfully call the atten-
Dion of the citizens of Raleigh and the surrounding
country to their celebrated Water Moter--'he 3aeh
Centre. Vent Water EVheeL" 1t cannot be exceed for
any purpose under any head offrom one to iorty ee
1t will run under back water better than any other
wheel with the amount OF water
The wheel and monopoly for sale ny -,=.s.gr-- ID.
o '' tN'- j. BEATTIE, JR., Agent.
( Marlborough House, Raleigh SIT
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4 -. COURT BLANKS, g.! 60
nc arv Dissertation for Sale, at the Standard Oife.
r SsSs 81 ~Sgs sag1,'a B..
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CERTIFLcArE No. 3.

September Ist, 1852.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
y O5FrcE OF THE DAILY CREscEsr, I.
Thursday Morning, May 81, 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY III FL

Ship Maid Of Orleans Dennis NewYork, Cohen
Ship Iiudson, White, NewYcrk, 49, 81 "a d Chnse
Ship Eya Owen Oven, Liverpool, GiHney a Lowell
Brig " Clark Dali, Point Pitre, Guadaoupa o Wckham
anu whitney 4se
sehr Eagle, Taylo1, Pensacola, s Muster
a s,s si6 4s8 ARRIVED. s as "a
Ship John Albert Harvard 20 days from Phladeph
ship Cairo Tsylor "a DAYS from Boston to Fo,ick
Ship Mssconomo Prca % days from Boston, to Gaels dist
Ship Niag.rs vsmore 20 days from NewYo Woodruff co
Ship St Peter Dillingham;, April TO dist
Ship Pacific Nelson II from NewYork, Cohen2d dist
Ship Iimoleon freeman 4 days from Boston,
Bark Adennes Hoffman, 10days from Cienuegos (Cnba)
Point IN K 3ssS a. 9Is Il
Bark KepIs, Shaw, days Boston, to ma.ter-Pein
Brig Harhinger Hoyt days Jsgo Cuba to dist
scr ChAs Rogers seeleman 20 from Philadelphia
Steamboats. ss
Atom Wallace, from Yazoo City.
Globe, Gilbert, from Nashville
Hss5 Ba n S ssiss from from S Ne ssi.:
John Tweed, Baldwin, from Cincincnnati.
S9 Music, Streck, from. .afourche. ~
New Laona, Landry, from Bayou Sara eYE
Pawnee Marshall, from ST Louis. y
v violstt Gwaltnsy from Yazoo Rtver. IT,
Towboat AngoSaxon Duncan, the
Bar ahps scoodiac md Anna Rchbrough ship st Peter
bark Keper and brig Globe
up ships Pacific and Timoleon, bark ii Buchanan
1owboat Defiance Hamburg, from the down ghtbough
up ships Niagara and Masconomo brig Esrbnger ,i Ii
Towbot McDaniel from the down the Bar
ships Woodbury. and ships John Albert
W Cairo, bark Ardennes. s3a s. ts9s.
Below-Coming Up. ss
Ship Jessore, Cobb, from New York:
Ship Bhurtpoore, Bainbrdge, from Liverpool. 81