davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-12-01
REMARKS OF DIR. SHAW,
OF CURRITUcK

Delivered tn the Senate, on Wednesday, the e4n w.
uen.ber the bill 10 repeal act entitled an art ~
prevent the passage IF fish at inIes the cUas NJ
North Carolina.
The question being on the passage of the hill j.
second reading, "'
Mr.. Shaw said, in substance, that this was a O.,
ject OF the reatest importance to a large number rs
the people of the county of Currituck and he CALL,
the attention of the Senate to the circumstances ud
which the law Of 1850, which is now proposed to 81
repealed, was passed it was called I'D lust A. %
heels of the session, after number of The mamh"
had gone home, and was rushed through without er,
nation or discussion. He further remarked that il l
based upon The mistaken idea that fishuo At ~ H'
the nets, turned the fish back. Such, he said 40
not the case; owing to the strength of the cnran'
fishing at the inles for longer period than ,uo
three hours In twenty-our just at the turn of the
was altogether imPossble-they were frequently nro
vented from fishing at all by the high winds for vel
at time. The inlets, continued Mr. S.. wero III
and upwards in width while the longest seins nsoS
only measured from one hundred to one hundred ~
forty yards in length; and the quantity of fish tsL
at the large fisheries, for whose benefit the law of 1870
had been passed. had not increased since the passa
of that law. That the immense number of nets spotU
OF by the gentleman from Washington, were sbaJ
nets set in all cases far out in the Sound and ws
not reached by the law of 1850.
The law, said Mr.. S., was wrong in principl.-n
was an approximation to the game laws of Eurona
and he doubted the expectancy of legisating at all
upon the subjects that the law of 1885, was legisla
Ing for the strong against the aUeah-it saying 10
those who were in the habit of fishing at the inies
and upon the coast, who were generally poor men,
almost entirely dependent upon that occupation for
their own support, that they should fish at all at
the places specified in order that you might swell the
profits of the large fisheries upon the AIbemare and
It's tr6utarles-and that while you permitted these
mammoth seins (some of them two or three thousand
yards long, to be hauled day and night (not even
laying by on the Sabbath) you would deny to these
hshermen upon your coast, the privilege of dragging
| these little nets upon their own shores
He hoped the Senate was not prepared to sanction
any such principle.
He asked if the principle upon which the law o
1850 was based, were carried out, where would il
stop! If, to benefit the fisheries upon the AIbemare
we say to the fishermen upon coast, they shall
not fish at all, with equal right they who have
fisheries at the mouths of the North, the Chowan
and other rivers say. that for their benefit those upon
the Sound should be stopped and, carrying out the
principle still further, might with equal justice be
called upon to prohibit all except those highest up
the various streams. He hoped the law would be
repealed.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-12-01

for the yeas and nays. The, yeas and nays being
taken the motion to refer was rejected.
The question then recurring on the passage of the
BILL its third and last reading, it passed by vote OF
80 to 12,
Mr. Albritton moved TO send message TO the
House, proposing vote for Attorney General, to-
day at / o'clock, Laid on the table.
Mr.. Woodfn introduced bill to transfer part OF
the stock of the Western and Fayetteville Plank
Road Company, to the Ashevie and Greenville Plank
Road Com pany. Referred to committee on internal
Improvements.
Mr. Kerr introduced bill to increase the capital
stock of the Commercial Bank; which was referred
to the committee corporations.
The bill to incorporate the Bank OF North carolina
was rejected on it's second reading.
First Reading Of Bills.
Bill to authorize the Sheriff of Lincoln county 10
collect of taxes.
Bill to incorporate Elizabethtown in Baden
Bills on their third Reading.
Bill to amend the Charter of Davidson College,
Passed.
Bill to incorporate the Bladen Steamboat Compa-
ny. Passed.
Resolution relative to the duty on Rail Road Iron
Passed.
! Senate then adjourned.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-12-01
81 STILL, LIVE"

Ion. Edward Everett thus closed an eloquent nan.
egyric Daniel Webster, delivered in Faneuil Hall:
Among the many memorable words which fell
from the lips of our friend just before they closed
forever. the most remarkable are those which nv
friend Hilliard has just guoted-''I STILL LIVE
They attest the serene composure of his mind, the
Christian hsroism with which he able turn his
consciousness in upon itself, and explore step BY
STEP the dark passages, dark to U.S. but him, we
trust, already lighted from above, which connects
this world with the world to come. But know not,
Mr.. Chairman, what words could have been better
chosen to express his relation to the world ne was
leavng-' still live" This poor dust is Just re.
turning to the dust from which it was taken but
feel that1 live in the affections Of the people whose
service have consecrated my days. l still live.
The icy hand of death is already laid on my heart
but still live in those words of counsel which
have uttered to my fellow citizens, and which now
leave them as the last request of a dying friend.
Mr. Chairman, in the long and honored career of
our lamented frlend there efforts and triumphS
which will hereafter fill of the brightest pages in
ourhistory. But greatly if the closing scene-the
height OF the religious subime-does not, in the judg-
ment Of other days, far transcend nneres the bright
est exploits Of public life. Within that darkensd
chamber at MarshieId was witnessed scene of
which We shall not readily find the parallel. The
renity with which he stood in the presence of the
King of Terrors without trepidaton or hutter for
hours and days of expectation; the thoughtuness
for the public business when the sands were
ly run out the hospitable for the reception Of
the friends who came to Marshfed that affeconate
ana solemn leave, separately taRen name Oy name1
of wife and children, and Kindred and friends and
family, down to the humbest member of the house
hold; the designation of the coming day, then
at hand, when all that is mortal of Daniel Webster,
would cease to exist ~ the dimlY recolected strains
of the funeral poetry of Gray, the last faint fash of
the soaring intellect; the feebiy murmured words of
the Holy Writ repeated from the lips of the good
physician, who, when all the of human art
had been exhausted. had drop of spiritual balm for
the parting soul the clasped hands tho dying pray
ers; Oh! my feow-citizens, this Is consumnaton
over which tears OF pious sympathy will be shed,
ages after the goes of the forum and the Senate
forgotten:
&c His sufferings ended with the day,
Yet lived he at its close
And breathed the long, long night away,
In statue-ik repose.
But ere the sun, in all his haste
Illumned the Eastern SKIES
He passed through glory's morning gate,
And walked in PARADISE
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-12-01
THE HOME OF MY BoYHooD.

TENELLA.
The home of my boyhood, my own country home,
love 1t, love it wherever | roam,
Tho long since my foot its threshold was prest
Meath the roof of the homestead in spirit rest
While mem'ry recalls all its beauties to me,
And tints with her pencil the picture see.
There stands the old barn where in childhood PLAYED
The forest where oft with my brothers strayed;
There lies the green meadow, where the fresh hay
The long days OF summer passed swiftly away;
There batbles the brook, refreshing and cool
AS when on its borders loitered from school,
There wave the oaks in the depth of whose shade
The forms OF my father and mother laid;
But vain is the effort to think of them there,
My dear gentle mother is in her arm chair
While hearty and hale in the autumn of life,
My father is sitting beside the aud wife"
Time softens the picture I look upon now,
And few the snow-fakes that rest on each brow,
While round the old hearthstone my brothers all stand
Fer death on the fairest had laid his cold hand;
One sister l see thro' the vista of years.
But the glass of my mem'ry is darkened with tears
In the evening of life these scenes of my youth
Come back to my mind with their freshness and truth,
As stars that are hid by the light of the sun,
Shine bright when his course in the heavens is run;
Then look to the future for comfort and cheer
Now hope has departed and mem'ry is dear.
All, all have gone frem me, the fair and the brave
And lonely stand on the brink of the grave
here the vile OF my YOUTH her babe her breast,
My brothers and sisters have gone to their rest;
Not one in the homestead my coming shall greet
One only desire still lives in my heart
To see that old home stead before depart
To stand by the grave where my mother is laid
And point out the spot where my shall be made,
And in the old house where first drew nv breath,
Sit quietly down till the coming of death
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-12-01
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
FRIDAY, November

FRIDAY, November %, 1852
message was received from the Senate transmit
ting number of engrossed bills and an engrossed
resolution providing for furnishing the library oil
Congress with certain laws of North Carolina.
First Reading Of Engrossed Bills.
bill concerning the revenue Of the State Re.
ferTed TO committee on Finance.
Bill to incorporate Cumberland academy in Cum
berland county.
Bill: to incorporate Pedee plankroad companv.
Bill to incorporate the Haywood and Raleigh plank.
road company.
Bill amend an act TO regulate the pay of Jurors
and witnesses in Craven county,
Bill to amend the act to incorporate the Anson
plankroad company.
Billio provide for paying tales Jurors in the coun.
ties Of Northampton and Wake. Referred to Judi
ciary committee.
Bin to enlarge the powers of the commissioners NJ
Newbern. Referred to committee on PronosiIons
and Grievances.
Bill cuncerning the Lewis gold mining companv
Bill concerning the Conrad gold mining COMPANY
Bill authorizing Justices of the Peace 10 resign Ic
Countv Courts and for other purposes
Introduction of Bills and Resolutions.
Mr.. Puryear, of SurTy. offered a resolution direct
no the Treasurer of State 70 subscribe for $50 shares
in the Yadkin navigation company when 500 share,
shall have been subscribed LOT oy individuals. Or
dered TO lie on the liable.
Mr.. Stubbs Of Beaufort, introduced a bill to in
cornorate the Washington and Marlborough pankroa,
eompany. Referred to committee on Corporations
Mr.. Cherry, Of Berthe; a olii 10 provide for the ed
I'D shall paw Wake Forest Normal, and Davidso
CoIeoes each for the tuition of 81 young men, witt
,be condition that said young men shall each teac
school twelve months in the State.J Referred t
committee education and ordered 70 pc printed.
;g N Ooi into an election for Comptroller tomorrow
a. % o'clock, which, on motion OF MI Smith, wa
laid on the table.) 5000 ao,L
Mr.. Dortch, of Wayne Dill 70 Sn''"u '''n cnaF
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-12-01
SENATE.

MONDAY, November 90, 1852.
Mr.. Gmer introduced memorial from citizens oil
Guilfo!d, praying the enactment Of law to protect
the wool growing interest.
Mr. w oodhn, from the judiciary committee, report.
ed the bill to regulate appeals to the Supreme and
Superior Courts.
was referred the bill amend the SD section of the
34th chapter of the Revised Statutes, reported the
same back, with recommendation that it pass.
MIR. Woodhn. from the same committee, reported
back the bill to protect the good citizens of the
against the liquor traffic., and recommended its re-
lection.
MIR. Wood6n, from the same committee, to whom
was referred the bill to amend the 1s section of the
2Oth chapter of Revised Statutes, reported the
back, with recommendation that it be rejected.
MI. Watson, from the committee propositions
and grievances TO whom referred the bill to
cpate James Holster, recommended that the hill do
pass.
Mr.. Watson, from the same committee, reported the
bill to establish the county of Run, and recommend.
ed its rejection.
MIR. Watson, from the same committee, reported
back the bill 10 attach portion of Mcdowell to Ruth
erford, and recommended its passage.
Mr.. Watson, from the same committee, reported
back the petition from citizens of Catawba, and asked
to be discharged from its further consideration.
Mr.. Ellington, from the judiciary committee. n
whom was referred the bill making real estates as
sets, reported same back, with that
it pass.
Mr.. Richardson introduced bill for the protec,;on
of timber on lands belonging to the Literary BoaTd
Mr. Gilmer. from the judiciary committee, to whom.
was referred the bill to amend an act concerning the
Supreme Court, reported the same back, and on he
half OF majority of said committee, recommended
its rejection.
Mr.. Clark. from the committee on Corporations.
reported back the bill to incorporate FrankIinsyiIe
Manufacturing Company, and recommended it's mas.
sage. rAs-
MI. Clark, from:sam committee, reported back the
bill to incorporate the Swift Creek Piankroad Com.
pany, with amendments. -
Mr.. Wooean introduced bill to incorporate the
French Broad Turnpike company. Referred TO com.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-12-01

row morning.
1.-THE Y cas- and Nays upon other motions made IN.
day, will be given in our next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09

NV HlSkY-400 bbls. divers and Russelrs,
aue6 CONVERSE & CO.. 81 Tchoupitoulas atreo.
N| HlSKY-25 half barrels, in store and for
Wv salsby E,JHARI co.. 70 Tebonnitnnla, si=saI.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09
MEDICAL.
MAGICAL PAIN FxTRAoT1

ALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
~ % ss sass s
ssy
assp ill., # ,ssss. q NJ asSRR SSET
@ SSs IL g Vii ;%sy
says
s9s
WSsS % sSs as
Be-
s BUT
from tho thousands IN our
s a
f ns s ey Ct , eir
state tt ~. haze troubled win he PILES
s
e. : pssI "a GS.
PS s m As @ % " s
to- ' the 6s
RRYsIPELAs.
For Eysipea the TAIN EXTRACTOR invaluable Other reme-
"a make the @ nsta time s s
gu. and completely removes the cause the disease and
s,1y e ard A.
aP'
Sa ass Urinary sss as s ss 9sa
ts ' a @ It,
J. TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
She brought bed applied cores; felt
mediate il touched enough
me- burning cheat even made rs Of t. mi
and lave
This that pALIEYs PAIN ExTkAoroR gsed
bse s 5 % e
added very resebe ' %o ' ' aSor B
va ssIsi. NV II '-. ''' ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
c6sT " OR, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS
THE PAIN EXTRACTION the safest most certain
n y for s d o w sys relief The
upon
GR s Tii es @
@ ssas OOw thorough rubbing Of the Extractor IN
ecy sss and instance Estraeo do harm
SORE NIPPLES.
cet1oscy of the PAIN EXTRACToRin
We know numerous and do say
ladies' on Ill subject Tie pwr ws Ip@
one OF our Agenta:
This will certify that have used pALLEy's MAGICAL PAD
EXTRACTOR remedy for Sore nipples eheerfly
mos. yslnshe arteie to cure IT, AaA ''' BE
A'''As' april 1870 FEVER SORES. MARY MOORE
hereby certify that have been qed with an
8ssf a @ sa IN pns ss a
FAN sxc II
when, great surprise before had used whole
salSe, my limb entirely haed and nothing left
l BEADOCk DAVIS
. Henrietta, Monroe county, N Y, May 9, 1913.
CUTS. WOUNDS AND SORES
The efecs the PAIN EXTRACTOR truly wonderful quick
does it all heal the SEA
REMAINS lis SUCCESS healing old Of long standing
pszRlleled.
80 ST. LOUIS No. July s, Isa5.
Dear sAbou week SINCE while working my trade N
foot bad and dangerous The whole bit
tered the top just below the nsep. The began
nane and continued do until became much alarmed,
British OIL neure of Myh several adhesive pasters
purpose. then commenced the Of
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and less than minaes the
and has entirely e,
/ confidently pALLEys MAGICAL PAIN e,
e TRACTOR any thing have
moving pain q Inflammation.
am Ship Carpenter BY trade and shall be willing testify
vlrtne1 Of tr sve all when
Avenue, ut No l5l whereI give any Information desired.
| Yours, truly, JEFFERSON NJ. BISHOP.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09
Specifications pour In Furniture de bandes de fer des-
tinees points, rusage de la vile, pendan


tinees points, fusage de Ia Vile, pendan
onvenabemsnt fndues de premiere quaa
d "harcoa plans Files
ageur mails dams toa les ee
poueo d'1palsseGr.
LIE seugagera IpoaueB
ordouner dies
liyrGe Levce, vi yoyer
pourr designer dea lie aprs avis peine
a. de yngt-ciuq pasres jour.
s'engageaA remre Ia vle Adaptation
de
rante de Ia fdele EXECUTION dn contrat.
aeptation des
Les propositions livre
Nile Orleans, 10 aoi 1852
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09
: . . . . . . . .
1eSx- q q III Al n u D Il Il I N q 1 1 -snx>

I5sts Y U q I I I I
COUNTERFEITS .iBOUND!!
All other falsely EXTRACTORs Commercials
DAEYS The worthless who sell hope stealing
they induce pu believe pos
the virtues of the articles. Buy
Agents..
EB ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN.
u!NEi AND OBSERVE THAT THE NAME, "H DALEY BE
WRITTEN WITH A PEN, IN DETERRENT COLONEL INK, ON
THE ENVELOPE OF EACH BOX, AND THAT NO OTHER Be
General Depot States all orders addressed
will be promptly executed. H. DALEY Ct CO.,
ais BROADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
Isl CHARITIES STREET NewOrEeans,
Where all Dealers the Of LOUISIANA RAMA,
sIsSlPP KENTUCKY TENNESSEE Cly of LOUIS
in the State of MISSOURI, will be promptly supplied.
auqeam ~ General A en,s for said Territo,v
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09

IL 49, ls52ln accordance With the provisions
of the Act Of Consolidation hereby gve that tie fol-
lowing bills unpaid Taxes for the Third Orleans are
put the Third District Coast Newrlean Hon Thomas H.
Kennedy Judge.
cited appear and
aemand contained fsn DAYS rom bs
dae hereof. H. GARLAND Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS !
OF THE CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEwOrr FANS, June g. 1852.
IN CONFORMITY with the provisions of the
ID Act of the Legislature Of the State and
suficent of being on
SEALED PROPOSALS will be this office until FRIDAY
TIE 7th 1852 Mt foI the sale Of Of the
Municipality Number the of FORTY
DOLLARS Said Proposals. be endorsed "oe of Bouds
pa Number One and to acted the
September 1852 and those Bonds which
greatest discount which fall period shall
preferred p4hhsed Sinking
Municipality Nunber the said May l. 1871.
-cSuaISsIoS
AID. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
0. DEBUYS Comptroller.
VIM. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
WEI. p CONVERSE Chairman fthe
Financn Committee o the ardo Of Aldermen,
L. II. PLACE, Chairman OF the Fin
Committee of the Board of Assistant Aldermen.
a. LAYGr, Secretary. je5 t17thsept
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09

FROM DR.. VIM. T. PRENTISS.
Mr. BULLln regard to sarsapaa, will that have
it 70 extent affections long standing
petH Lepn Poasi Seabies syphte Carhexa all
where the indication consiat in horopgn
modification Of the uas of tie body with considerable
junction with local think would prefer oher pre-.
paraen OF Sarsnpariai physician will
upon earnining the suHtaDce tGat
Respectfully, yours, W. T. PRENTISS, NJ d.
E.evisport, Ky December l. ls47
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09
Specifications for Supplying the City with Iron Plates
for Rridxea. for the term of one year.

sDeNfHcNtEOHB
for Bridges, for the term of one year.
Plates shall be good workmanike manner
from the best quality charcoal iron ough and according
plans hereto annexed They shall length and width their
thickness shall in ali be rich.
shall himself deliver the Plates
quantities order Plates
evee the city such places Surveyor
within axty the date Of the PEN
atty Of wenty-d .e dollars per day.
The shall bind himself to deliver the city at the
the patterns which the Plates
Security amount OF $4,000 shall be required the faithful
ornAnce OF the contract,
Payments cash. delivery acceptance the by
the Surveyor.
Bid. to be per pound. LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor
New Orleans, August 10, 1852. auG I'd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09

INTO. 243.-Resoiued, That the Comptroller be,
hereby, authorized sixty dsy
notice bidder contract for supplying the c
with plates bridges the plan and
specifications in the Surveyors Office.
[Sgned1 Trans. ALPUENTE,
President Board of Aldermen,
TSgnedl JAMES ROBB,
Soar Of Aldermen,
Approved ID August 1852
tsgnedl AID. CtosSMAN, Mayor.
True copy; II. BIER, Secretary.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE CITY NEwon Aug. 1852
gzg~ In accordance with the foregoing reso-
uon, hereby given that will sell MONDAY
the nth October u O'Clock the lowest bidder
above mentioned contract lana s0t o. DEBUYS, Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09
MEDICAL.

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No
VI 1871 CHARTREs STR EFT WRIGHT CO hnvug
10 nd upyaed
with poprstor oil the popular Sed
cnes throughout Uued States 10 keep upp,
with ample At rates below the usual mat
opuhnse the assortment which found ha
city, had in te ard
sale acquired facilities conducting
particular department scae and prepaedto
supply exceedingly That the
handsome senge either A. WHOLE
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The following list compriaea
Of their and DO furnished 70 most
than
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-20
PRICE TWO CENTS.

port to the candidate Of The aomOcrnte Pn.y rao
demon Of dseori and cioTe the prrty asuar sat
ns nd Of contestng with tbs wings they is.t them
the field and exhibited th8 spectacle " being red by
minority and that minority ~hig one lie then touaa
that in ths state of New York long that condi.
ton Of thngs lasted long was the dsno.r,ts
party Condemned TO fanomfsous existence Hs
had, therefore, endeavored to fnculcats On usu
OF all sides the Importance Of extingulaipg tns
flame of discord, and tu rniug sApfr manly soI-3
against thosc who in possessfon OF the 80.
vernment and dishonoripg the conrltTy, particularly
In its foreign relations. The speaker went on t.
condemn the spirit OF faction He could not nnderstanl
and would Not understand or heresfe any OF tbos
contemplate miserable splits in the wards between shJ
good democrat and that good democrat He meant 20 act
the principle that all dsmocras who sustain ths oil
flag truly belong to the party and he did not care .,
what faction they belonged WIN you said he for brols
and differences airing out f this that matter leopard
the success of this city in the general election win you
undertake TO give aid ard comfort TO the wings by your
dissensions trust in God not trust that the hrat
thing you will DO will be TO and not what you csn
exact but who give up thr most and let those rsa
who have tscrhctd the most, show their sacrifices
their trophies. Let them appeal TO them the ground
which to have the countenance and support of ths
democratic party and is to these the merit ought
to be awnr6ed
The speaker r,red amid lcud cheers ana The messing
was afterwards addressed by Captain Rynfes Nj Gosh
rane, &C.