Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-10
MR.. KERR,s cAsup

The DanviIIa IA" ELL SPEECH
..1 nc Danv'lle Republican furnishes Tho cIn
Ah Oh MT. herr's Speech, before the ,. 'l'OTing
meeting in Caswel: '"e late Wing
I'll MI nefr $ display on national poli,io.
,rne canJ;,; and wholly unwarran,n%sas hud
Jew points, for which we must acknorrIaseo US on
Jeoss, He stated that the Whir na,s our in
oeser'ed their principles That the parry had not
That Protection is still the " I'D, not OBJ
s;on g. ay w esteem this an impo1,ery Of the
have m1 know thai many of our Wbn SSones
TIC those measures, partcnl,,I g iends
Ii the Wing leaders generally. are ID the BaDt
way OF thinking, We may not be surnreoI WI Hers
old measures of Bank, Protective r.s;a 10 see hO
ouon' revived In the approaching rno Dsln.
test; We may look for the same old EH. oEa Con.
a t 10 oe erected that has been so often s,r Sp
!he gust by the American people, But ~s s.ileken
that Mr.. Kerr is mistaken We knoI' we We are afraid
ooid courageous man. who carries his n, "n 10 bea
len IN his hand to be read of all men RePies Wit
eaoers OF his party more devoted to Tho 'nere are
ne' VINO are mixing the coors, and will hSpOIs than
uleeze banner bearing devices as unintsIIt0 the
Inc masses, as so many hierogyphics 'eLalgIbIe 10
syllable will be seen heard Of Bank -, D And nOia
and the agility with which Mr.. Kerr will t lection
ranks, it will be funny to witness. Will Tall noth he
Another assertion of Mr. Kerr's NO
some surprise. We understood him tn -. neard with
government had always been adminiS;y,..a mat "the
PiiA'oiPiOSS anu COulQ De ddminieto.-S .NPon
other way. At first we looked at him n In
lshment. Expecting some new reyela,io. WIN ~ aston
gerry we stood Z" Gecipere auribus but aIaa VI "hg-
ling developments were made, no nroof no Start.
support of his assertion. But beboidiI aoouced in
man still beating the air with greater vaE ne gentle
vociferating louder than ever, we At I"etence and
gravity, and looked upon the scene "a lost our
done upon pantomimic exhibition des. "OSlG have
amusement of the crowd for we are a, lot the
ceye how any rational man could ASSUME OSs 10 con-
sltlon with seriousness. In conclusion We uon po-
If the Sub-Treasury and ad-vaorem Tariff oulo ask
successful operation, are Wing measures" III" IN
Will Mr.. Kerr stick to that! Will bo ,
before the people of this State, that m,mma%
tional Bank ought to be chartered by Couuras. Id
will he insist, in the face of the almost
resolves of our last Assembly, that the free &c.,.
ought to have more protection at the erDoo,. ~
North Carolina and the slaveholding States
But we know Mr.. Kerr too we'll to believo ill.,,
will stick long to any thing. He will advocate ,b,
and that only which may seem to be mos, DoOu,..
and as fast his hobbies crack, or become dan.r,1
by use, he will throw them aside and noun, o,Sa.,
We have no doubt that his L" display" on III. =,
casion alluded to, was " ludicrousIy exravagan,
He exces in that respect. But can it be possbI.
that Mr.. Kerr could have been in earnest when b.
asserted that the government had always been al.
ministered upon Wing principles"l