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WE HAVE ON HAND, AND FOR

WE HAVE ON HAND AND FOR
w SALE, the following goods ts...
400 sacks -four, d.
rs half bb,s clear pork,
200 or bbls clear pork, a2'fS3 e
so ar bbls OK tongues,
30 bbls pilot bread, A
bbls water crackers, t9Hstlsa
rs tins soda, sugar and water crackers,
10 bbls crushed sugar, !. tss pv
1900 lbs double refined loaf sugar,
SO mats Manila sugar, 81 a,-
IS mats rice, 4sss..st,.,4. .s+ fbe.
10 bhls pickles, assorted.
90 half bbls sour kront,
so $ gal kegs picklrs,
80 cases qts and hlf gal pickles.
10 cases mustard in IL and 2 ID tins,
10 q" :" in IA and l-2 lb bottles,
800 lbs ground pepper,
400 lbs ground allspice, saev
200 lbs gronnd cloves,
300 lbs ground ginger,
100 lbs cinnamon. ground,
200 lbs mace, 500 chocolate.
20 cases I.aguayrd coffee. ground, in tins,
IS cases Rio coffee, ground, in tins.
Is cases Java
90 bags Rio coffee, ti
rs bags beans, assorted, e1e
10 half bbls split peas. 5eu
30 half boxes NJ raisius, ~ i
so hf a. ar I" A"
10 boxes maccaroni and vermaci.li,
$50 lbs citrons,
200 lbs tea Young hys IN and Gunpowder,
Candles, Chc.ses,
Tobacco IN small boxes, sti
4" I" in silver foil
Smoking tobacco.
Fine Hayyana segars, 10 l-lo boxes
=. oI.4
Extra fine Havana segars,
Clay pipes,
Broraus, Fine walking shoes, t.
Fine pat. leather CATERS,
Ladies leather boots,
% fine calf boots,
' CATERS
Misses
" calf shces,
rhidrcn's calf shoes,
70 cases boots Hungarian, heavy klo, wax
grained. and calf, sas
ALso "A well assorted lot of glass AMI queens
ware. tin ware, gunrd lanterns, bulls eye do
ALsn--A fine assortment OF hardware and
cutlery.
Amcs' hest long and short handled cas-. stesl
shovels picks, and pick handles, axes and axe
handles
10 kegs nails, assorted, rlec, chalk. back
lead, paint oil green paint, spre,n oil.
2pipos sup. cog. brandy, gin, port wine. and
American brandy;
Is bbls old Monongahela whiskey,
90 cases assorted cocktails,
100 case. blackberry brandy. raspberry bran.
dy. w. G.. brandy, Irish and Nononga-
hela whskcy.
so CAGES lemon syrup, and champaign cider,
80 baskets champaign wine, f
10 cases sup vino hittets,
cases old Madeira wine.
400 whole boxes sirdincs,
300 hi and a. boxes sArdines.
so drums fgs. 40 casks brown stout.
With general assortment OF Dry Goods
Clothing, Hats, etc. etc eus
All the above goods havc been laid in with
great care. and for cash, and we particularly
invite the attention of merchants, miners, and
packers to give ms a call, as we wilt sell on
reas onnble terms.
BROWN. HYATT Sc co.
Centrevillc, Grnss Valley, Nevada co.
March Is. lS52.-94-3m
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DECLINE OF MEXICO.

There is perhaps no nation On earth
recognized ne respec ctable that II 10 ri
tpidly tendingsto destruction, as the Re.
public Of Mexico. Every thing appear.
to. favor and hasten her, dewnEall. ~
Whether it be a kind Of fatality or the
result of mental OBJ tnsencss on tho part
the government, every ttf5rt She max es
to recover something Of herSfaileri for.
tuncs' plunges her deeper and deeper
into theavortex sfrom which sth Gre ap-
pears to- be- no escape. The last. and
only means Of maintaining her national
ify. she seems pertinaciously deter
mined 70 reject. tits 50 evidently TIE
true policy Of Mexico to csncilinte tho
friendship and good will of our govern
ment and people, that,it is difficnlt To
realize her ,stubbornness. and constant
discourtesies, She appears to study op-
portunitiea I'd manifest her petty spleen
against Americans She is doubtless
afraidaof the contact of our people, but
she lough to know by this time that to
treat .us badly, isnot the best means OF
avoiding. the danger. There ia that in
Yankee, pature that will prompt men to
do a thing even against their interest
and inclination, IL they are told tFlcy
shal. not do its slf Mexico persists II,
refusing Americans passports and other
facilities for travelling through her do.
min;ops, and excluding them from, ,pri-
vileges granted to Others under her CO..
loniza ton lave, she will fpd the Ame-
ricans will travel in her dominions and
take up their residences I'M her terrific
ries if they chooss, whether they will
give them feavc or not fas5 MT
Aparty of Frenchnaen some stime since
left San Hkrancisco4and went to xon0ra,
where they received a. donation of land
and certain privileges, among which was
that of working the mines. A party cf
Amcrlcans, Germans, Irishmen and
Scotchmen, applied 10 the Governor for
similar privileges, they being Of course
subjectato thee Mexican government.
The Governor informed them that he
had positive Instruction. from, the Cen.
tral goy ernment, to admit no Amcricans
TO Sonora under the colonization laws,
and To cause passports 10 BE refused ID
them IN all cases. Theyiwere perfectly !
whiting To- admit parties fromsahy nation
batours sw Tho result of such mistake n
policy will be sooner. or later. an over
throw Of Mexican authority in Sonora.
Parties Of adventurers viii 60 there II
for no'other purpose than To defy The
edicts OF government When they get
al H q
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Patent Medicines.

xr,IsTAR'S I3alsam Of Wild Cherry .Jayncs'
w Exoectorant, OsgooasC ChoIagogue, Thomp'
cons Eve Water, Psin Killer Mofistts pills
and Phenix Bit,err, Dallas Pain Extractor,
Gray's Ointment, Sands SarsaParimlia, m nuh
Townsend's and Corbetts, ana variety o.
che best Pills, forsale by .o,,
!. 99.2m At the City Drug Store
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long. IL the ordinary routine OF justice
be unequal to the emergency. resort
will be had to that which is commensu-
rate to. the occasion that resort is q
terrible one, but it is now coolly asked
by many, whether it would not be Bet
ter to establish o Lynch Law, than TO
allow, thieyssa plspary impuniiy. - n.
The, iphabitantso of towns cannot con-
ceive the feeling. OF danger prevalent
here. Itis not q fear, but q conscious
ness Of uncestsint IT,. and an indignation
at the audacitys with which thsfts are
planned and executed. Men have been
stopped and rifed on the high road at
mid day, and r, standing with three
other men, saw q man seized, his arms
2inioned. and his pockets emptied, With
ont daring to assist him, 50 numerous
were the associates Of the thieves who
were robbing him. Now I ask yon to
imagine such scene perpetrated before
you What would your feelings BET
a The writer concludes his letter with
the following description Of the pros
pecis Of the diggers y sissa sE Esss
The yield in this locality is greatly
diminished the water is exhausted /;
bad eyes and sore flesh nre prevalent
and hundreds Of people are daily leav
ing for their homes. va Ee TON ssw
It was however estimated that near
ly 10000 people were scongregated at
Mount Alexander and its vicinity; and
although The weekly transmission Of
gold continued to be large in, the aggre-
gate, the average Of each digger's gains
was far less than that earned by the
miners Of the Turon and Meroo. The
last escort brought down from Mount
Alexander Ii ,035 ounces; from BaAarat
80 ounces 10 dwts. Total, ll,ll5 ounces
40 dwts.
In bitterly deploring the frightful fact
that Lynch law has been resorted oby
the people of Victorin, tho Argus thus
depicts the damnipg consequences to
the "Model Colony" if this fact is trum.
peted forth to the world: ~"~ 'AS
What will SO soon and 90 thoroughly
damn our fair fame throughout the world
assthe knowledge that the preparation
Of such atrocities has been forced upon
us as Judge Lynch. has ever carried in
bis train? What more etfectually drive
the respe ectable citizen from shores!
What more certainly bring the despe-
rado, the assassin, the gambler, the
wretch of every sort, stepped to the lips
in infamy, and who only breathes freely
in an atmosphere Of .bloodshed, rapine
and confasionq What will more tho
roughly debase ourselves, or more RAJ
pidIy sink us into community Of bra
woes, a nation Of cut-throats hardened
by perpetual scenes Of cruelty grown
desperate by the desperation Of the cir
cumstances around?
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Tax payers are hereby notified and re.
auired to meet me at the time and places
named in the Assessors notice, 10 pay their
county and State tax for the year 1852; those
neclecting or refusing to do SO, will be put
70 COS. by such neglect of refusal.
~ w JOHN w. GALLAHER,
4 ,o.sv Sheriff, n G.
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San Francisco Adysrslsemsn..,

SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY M. pan
- KEa is the Agent for thir paper for San
F-anclsco, and is authorised to receive money,
sign receipts for the same, and transact other
business relating to newspaper and job print
ing as the representative of eeeE safs
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: vuyEfE SUBSCRIBERS wishing to dispose
"a IL of all their stock, offer for sale fourteen
splendid milk cows part OF them Win Young
calves, the balance will caivs by the isth OF
March. 49,. JOSEPH CLARK n 70,
Indian Valley, mile south OF tCen"sV'he
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DESPERATE Arrkar..-The most des
perate affray that has yet taken place
in our city, occurred on the afternoon
Of Tuesday last. The circumstance,
which led to the affrayss and the fact.
concerning it, are nearly as follows :--
MIR. Oscar Livingston and two other gen.
tlemen, owned a farm about two miles
from town, an. employed a fourth
Capt. John Carphin TO manage il, Or
assist in its management. One Of the
three nfterwards sold mis- interest To
Capt, Carphin. Mono of them it ap-
pears, understood much about farming,
and they disagreed as to the manage
ment Of the farm. On Tuesday, Car
phin came to town for the purpose Of
binding Livingston over to keep the
peAce. sIn-the afternoon they met in
Horner's vegetable store, on Hunter ct.
Carphin. in the course. of Q dispute,
called Livingston . liar. Tho latter
retorted, and they spit in. each others
faces Blows were then, exchanged,
and Carphin drew q pistol One account
says that carphin fred twice before his
adversary drow. his revolver. However
seven shots in all were fred, and they
then struck each other oyer the heads
with the pistols, until separated. s,s
Both are dangerously, and it is. though
mortality wounded. Carphin, at the
last ACCOUNTS was very, low A bali
penetrated about two inches below the
right nipple, going through the mem-
brans lining she abdomen, and probably
lodging in tho ihtestines.. He had, also
d wound on the head. DR.. Langdon
has been uaremittingiin his attention
10 the unfortunate man. ,a4s :. 49,
A ball entered Livings.on's breast
passing alengl under the muscles and
frac turing the arm. The wound is about
q foot ina length, There are TIVE con-
tusions, on the bead. I. 30 10 in a dam
gersos condition. DR. Ryer has done
ll.for him that surgical science can
Capt Carpbin, ,is ., native Of England
aud leaves a wife and three children, ,
Mr.. Liyingston is from .PhiiadsIphia
They came to California in lS49, -
Stockton Journal, 80 Sess,Ss':,s .
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l OKI(5INAI DEFECTNE

4 Senate VIII never consent to confe
then. 'Nothinesof siuterestc has boel
donsin ConGfess. isMs Boves has pre-
ssnted to the Chamber ., proposition 7
admit the introduction at Vera Cruz 9
foreign fcnr under q duty Of three dol
lars per basvel.at Vera Cruz 10 extreme
~ iyadimatisfleds with the setion Of. thu
Chamber in the reduction Of the tarif
and the removal Of the prohibitions
The reduction 10 per cent on the du.
ties levied BY the tariff Of l645 is entire.
ly insufficient. The Legislature Of Vera
Cruz has in q, resolve expressed their
dissatisfac tion, and urged the Chamber
Of Deputies to insist upon their bill pro-
posing still greater redactions than
those agreed 10 by the Senate. "a \
The Mexican steamer "Ci;y Of Mex
leo" has. after repeated failures, suc-
ceeded in transporting troops and mu.
nitions from Tsmpico to Matamorssl Y
Tho Tehuantepee question occupies
more attention than ever, s..s,as.s 4 4. !
The, Commandant. General OF Vera
Cruz has received order, from the SUI
prems governments to proceedwithsonse
troops to aGoatzacoalces ORDER to COM
plete the, fortifcations there commenc-
ed. The moving cause Of this measure
il the fear of nm invasion OF the lsthmus
by the North american epifates,n who
undsr the guise Of woskm en-, are pre-,
pairing, it is reported, to set out. from
louisiana to the number of 500.
The escort which itft Mexico for
Vera Cruz on the 9th Of April, took
sl,40o.000s vi .sdssg .sssr.ss cwY
On tho ,24th of April the telegraph
was to be put in operation for the first
time between v era Graz and 0rizaba
'Rhe whole line from Vera Cruz tnthe
CITY Of Mexico wquld be complerd be-
fore the end of May. 80 .s...4t
A te1egraphic disphsch from Vera
Cruz, dated May 5th, says shat several
mercantile houses had been siezed for
refusing to pay duties, except in, accor-
dance with the tariff in force in, Mata-
moras. The houses only Welded TO an
armed force iis@ ltlt saf fisBeti.
The Legislature of Pusbia has sent
to the Chamber Of Delegates a strong
remonstrance against the proposition Of
NJ. Aguirre, which recommends the re-
moval of the prohibitions. It did not
the Chamber, however, from
adopting the advice Of NJ. Aguirre BY q
of As votes. The Legislature
Of Puebla, in their memorial to Con-
gress, hold out threat Of revolution re
their views are not regarded. sa SaSs
The Presidenbof the Republic, and
three out Of four Of his ministers, ex-
press themselves in reply to interroga-
tories put by the Chamber, in favor of
] removing the prohibitions on certain ar :.
tieles. ~
Several Deputies have proposed to
the Chamber to have tive sessions in the
year instead of one---the second session
70 consider only questions of revenue,
to commence on the first of august.
The government has Just published
the decree Of the Legislature for the
establishment Of mint at X Kcrmezillo
This is i'm the neighborhood Of the
French colonists in Sonora.~ 8. f. Herald
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Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals.
Z, Perfhrsers. Faacy Articles,

YENlIE ENTERPRISE HOTEL Long
IL Wharf, near Sansome strect-Has Just
been opened for the recep ption Of boarders and
travellers. and can accommodate one hundred
dodgers with comfortable and pleasant quar-
ters The attention Of citizens and travellers
is respectfully directed 10 this new establish
ment. The proprietors promise the best fare of
the market mt the n ost reasonable rates. Give
them call, .5si,.sf s5-s.4.las 3-3m =
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nM.-BaiIey q Gilbert, Oil Man,

" uIhctufefs FIh6 stfoef, DetWteH saHB0m6
and Battery, have on hand and are constant
ly manufacturing pnre beached sperm Oil,
well recommended for machinery 'bleached
polar Oil, and Winter strained Lard On in
packages to suit purchasers, and the quality
guaranteed. s4H sSa q
On Hand-3ooo gallons pure sperm Oil;
5000 gallons Polar OH; a00o gals Lard
or, 1000 gals winter strained Polar Oil. :
eosm E1s a1 Fs n san Francisco 4
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- = 7VN g1-77l-e Y "
''Hs'aa'ss1saas ssol3 ssAss &is slsnm 81,
30 = A.se7v ssss "a .sassiss - O. s-,
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{ art bns hssbsge a1o aggras Agn
sgfsmsst' ov3 hss ssn.gs5 hoe
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~ DITGsi DRUGS !--SroRY. REprse-
~ ToN & Co.. Importers, ard Wholesale
ia Dealers in 5,.

n DRTGSi DRUGS !-SroRY. REprse-
~ ToN & Co., Importers, ard Wholesale
"a Dealers in js
Drugs Medicines. Cheniea's.
= Perfarsers. Fanry Articles,
0s Siugicat Instruments, &C.,
Agents for Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
Osgood's lndian Cholngogue, Corbett's Sha-
ker's Sarsaparilla. Gruefenberg Comnany' s
Medicines, Dr Hunts Life Ehyr. and Hyatt's
Balsam;- Stone building. corner OF SAMSON 0
and Merchant ste. San Francisco.
Having respectively disposed Of our retail
stocks and stands. We have this day associated
ourselves together for thetrnnsaetion ofn strict
lyImportiHg, Wholesale and ]obbing business
Thankful for the past liberal patronage Of our
friends and the public, we solicit contil.dance
OF the same, trusting we shgll be enabled, by
thus uniting. and ey tho residence of one gof
the partners in the Atlantic States, to answer
their orders more promptly and satisfactorily
than ever before.
h' 'aE &. r.. STORY & CO..
y SNs Esa REDINGTON s co.
(S'We nrs constantly receiving, per clipper
ships, and ster for sale at the lowest market
prices, for cash ONLY, large invoices Of de-
sirable, DRuas, MEDICINES CREMc AIS, etc
5.Sn A+b@1 ft #a3t3 te3 fNoGA
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING..
ALI BAN g. s A II G Il N II,
Propriet0rs.

Once on Broad street, opposite the Placer
Hotel.
TERMS. =
For one year, In advanea 81 90
Six months 4 90
Three months zoo
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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-19
HON. ROBERT STRANGE.

The Card of This distinguished gentleman to The
Democratic party of North Carolina, which we pup,
Iish in another column, does equal credit to his he0
and heart.
We regret that his friends failed to secure n''
nomination. for we know of one in this broad COn-
federacy better fitted than he is for the duties anu IT,
sponsibilies of the Vice Presidency; but the parry
deemed proper to confer the nomination upon an0'n
er, and the reflection is gratifying that it tell upon
native of the old North, who was our second chc''''
and whose character has always been dear 10 Jul
people.
Judge Strange yields to the action OF his ply
with grace and dignity which must helsn'sn Wv
regard and admiration of his friends; and as P.
vate in the ranks, his voice will be heard now d.
times past, urging on the great Democratic COLUMN
the charge.
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THE REGISTER AND

NE REGISTER AND GEN. sAunn
n oi'e can read the leading Edito,;., - NS
s's'er Without feeling indignant at tho ne last
niaoe on zen. Saunders, and that ,oo attack
OF excuse. We should not think it ''"ous cause
lude to this shameless assault, which L'dfy 10 al
In spirit characteristic of his wouId - Oeen made
O. S '''1 ar"cle contains direct charse .n
e". saunders OF dereiction OF public dn,r ',ns
,a." .'oa, Tue other Commissioners appointst We
oe VIC 'a'u'es' and are authorized So to s,.. fe'
me charge preferred against Gen. Saupdsr. that
untrue. No delay in the business of ,o.; :: totally
>'atutes has arisen on account of Gen s'"s the
ABSENCE as ne has been in the CITY ready aunOefs
the Commissioners since they have boon attend
Inc lnslnuatlon in regard 10 Gen. SarnI 'e'Son.
to Greenville and Washington, is email" Visit
OF foundation. 1t had been his intention IeS''uie
TO visit those places, and the Delegates in T. ,efn,
more Convention from that section had "' DALI.
zed TO give public notice of the fact. hr. 'u'hOi.
turn he found 1t out of his power 10 do - MS re-
friends were Immediately thus Informed &"a his
The pItItul surmise that Gen. Saundo..
tentlon to meet John kerr is unwortbv I"u no in
notice. Those who recollect the c.rr, serious
when Gen. Saunders, as the Democr.,. 1910.
had to contend not only against bis candidate,
10 meet s'hg'e-nandsd the whole band of Whin "u'
tors West can hardly imagine he had anv b;S VA
fear from the redoubtable John Kerr. c,' Jung 10
reckless John Kerr may be on the stumD however
for the cause of TRUTH the assertions of M
in the State or out of it, are entitled n ''ian
We doubt not, should Gov. Reid yield 10 tho eo"
of Gen. Saunders 10 allow him to replv ,o N. HueS'
at Alamance, the Register would be The fret Ne'F
the cry OF interference, and attempt thereby ,o no.
i, sympathy for its candidate. se Up
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SUPREME COURT.

The following gentlemen have been adm''Tu y
practice in the County Courts in this State l.
Norcom, Washington; William A. Moore hasH'0n.
Bart. Fuller, FayettevIle c. B. Sanders, IOn"' w.
Jno S. Long, Washington Benz. A. hll'fe FL ~.
ford W. l.. Treadwell, Lamar, Miss; A. n'
ther, Morgantoni J. F. Graves, Surry; WIN,
Virgins, Halifax; r. 7. Rrownrgg' Cou" O-..
Miss; NeiIl Mckay, Cumberland and s"g''A''
Atmore, Newbern. ~
And the following to Superior Court Pracnes Inn.
L. McGary, Fayetteville; A. F. Woodard' W'aD
ton ; John F. Latham, Washington }. H. " "''-
Oxford and Thos. M. Arlington, Nashville
WEDNESDAY, June l6, 1852
Cochran rs. Gordon, in Equity from ufanss at.n.
gued by Reade for plaintiff and Norwood l0f ''''
dant. -, Nor.
Walters o. Jordan, from Person, argued "
wood for plaintiff and Reade for defendant asv
Allen cs. Allen. from New Hanover afgusu
Winslow for plaintiff and Strange for delSHo'"
appeal dismissed.
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We invite the attention of on: readers generally,
and especially of the people OF Chathain to the able
and interesting Speech of the Hon. Abraham Rencher
in the late Democratic State Convention, whieh we
publish to-day. -r.
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GOV. REID'S APPOINTMENTS.

GOV. REID'S APPOINTMENTS.
The Democratic Candidate for Governor will adj
dress his fellow citizens at the following times and
places, namely:
Albemare, StanIy, Friday, IS 18th
Troy, Montgomery, " 18th
ASHFORD, Randolph, Tuesday, q" 22d
Pittsboro, Thursday, &" Oath
Graham, Saturday. IS Goth
Greensboro, Tuesday, IS 29th
Salem, Thursday, July LIST.
Huntsville, (Yadkin,) Saturday, 80 3rd.
Wilkesboro', Tuesday, I" 9th.
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e The Register is indeed sadly put to, about
this time. for arguments against the Democracy. 1t
first misleads by its misrepresentation the Anti.
Slavery Standard and then quotes that against
Gov. Reid and it next suprresses the letter Of Gen.
Pierce to Maj LaIIy, approving the fugitiVe-sIavo
law, and quotes from the Evening Post, also an
anti-Siavery journal, 10 prove that the Baltimore
Convention lodged the "compromise" measures
The Register and other Federal prints in this Stale
confidently predicted that the Baltimore Democratic
Convention would endorse the fugitve-slaVe law,
and great was their sorrow and their for the
Union ihereat but now, the Convention having
dorsed this measure, felt certain all along II
would do, these journals go right 10 work TO prove
that no such endorsement took place-Ihat, in FINE
the six or seven hundred Delegates who voted aye,
did not know what they voting for or what they
were doing!
But we have at least one argument for the Raleigh
Register, which in tender consideration for that print
we will set forth. 1t is this Did it ever occur to
the Register that the Democrats have King on Their
tcket-that they propose to elect King Horrible!
Gentlemen stand from under, and just prepare iof
consequences. With such an argument, the Register
must for the future prove invincible.