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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-10-20
SEMI WEEKLY, a. PER ANaUM M ADV YANuF

not advance the cause Of Scott and Seward much.
One point in Mr.. Badgers letter we should have
noticed earlier, but passed it over unawares. Afs
ter stating that Gen. Scott was the nominee of the
Convention he asks g How then in honor can we,
Southern Wings, refuse to support this nomina-
ton :" THE italics are his OWL Suppose Sew
ard had been the nomine ee-suppose he is the nom-
inee in 1856, as he is most likely to be if General
Scott is elected now-will not this same question
be asked BY those who cling to party regardlessof
all else In the event of Stewards or sGreely's
nomination that question would be as pertinent and
as potent as it now is as applied to Scott Is there
not more honor in opposing the schemes Of Abo-
litionists than in assisting them to consummation?
STANDARD FOR THE SESSION.
The Standard will be published at the following
rates during the approaching session Of the Gen-
eral Assembly So
Semi Weekly, Is cents
Weekly, so
We have made arrangements to report the pro-
.ceedings of the Assembly, and our readers may
expect to be regularly advised Of the action Of that
body. <
Any quantity of subscribers will be received,
either for the session BY the year. Price Of the
Semi Weekly, per annun, in advance, 81; Weekly,
per annum, in advance, $2. Persons procuring FIVE
subscribers to the Weekly and sending the cash
(S1o) in advance, will be entitled to one copy for
one year free Of charge. Send in the names
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The STATE ELECTIONS To-Day. The threegrcat
States OF Pennsylvania, Ohio. and Indiana. hold
their elections TO day. and The result in each will be-
Of The Magnetic Telegraph, shall no doubt be able
TO furnish the readers of the Sun, morning.
with partial returns from Pennsylvania and Ohio. II
not from lndiana-suffcient perhaps in the case of
Pennsylvania to Indicate to the Knowing ones some
Supreme Court and Canal Commissioners are TO be.
chosen by general ticket. and in Ohio member OF
the Board of Public Works and a Supreme Court
Judge. Both States, also elect members Of Congfess
and the Legislature, and local officers. Indiana. in
addition to Congressman Legislature. &c. chooses
a Governor and Lieutenant GovernoA In IS4U both
Ohio and Inddna voted for General Cas-, white Penn-
s3lvania went fer General Taylor by yajorlty Of
1884. In 1851, however, the latter State gave a
democratic majority for Governor of 8,465. The
popular vote of Ohio and Indiana has continued to
exhibit majority for the democrats since ls4s.
s91t Bakinore Sum-.
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Resolued, That Congress has no power under the
constitution to interfere with control the domestic
institutions of the several States, and that such States
are the sole and proper judges of everything apper-
tanning to their affairs, not prohibited by the
constitution; that all efforts of the abotionsts or
others made to induce Congress to interfere with
questions of slavery to take ncipient steps in re-
latlon thereto are calculated to lead the most alarm
Ing and dangerous consequences and that all such
efforts have an inevitable tendency to diminish the
happiness ofthe people, and endanger the stability and
Permaneney of the Union, and ought not be ceun-
tenanced by any friend of political Institutions
Resolred. That the foregoing proposition covers
and was intended to embrace the whole subject of
slavery agitation in Congress, and therefore the Dem
ocratic party of the Union, ding upon this ma
tiona1 platform, will abide by and adhere to faith
fni execution Of the acts known as the compromise
measures settled by the last Congress-the act for
the reclaimng of fugitives from service or labor in
cIuded-which act, being designed to carry out an
express provision Of the Constitution, cannot, with
fidelity thereto, be repealed changed as to de-
stroy or impair its efficiency.
hesolred, that the Democratic party will resist all
ttempts at renewing in Congress or out of it. the
agitation of the Slavery question, under whatever
shape or color the the attempt may be made.
Resolutions Democratic National COM. 1852.
81 accept the nomination upon the platform adop-
ted by the Convention. not because this is expected
OF me as candidate, but because the principles it
embraces command the appreciation Of my judgment; !;
and with them believe can safely say there has
been no word nor act Of my life in conflict.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
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@ Gen. Scott is still on his clectioneerine
tour in Ohio. It appears to be impossible for him
to locate that military hospital.
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re- We have secured the services of Wesley
Whitaker, Jr. Esq, as Reporter for the SENATE
during the session. With Whitaker in the Senate,
and Wilson in the House-both members of the
craft Edto ral-we shall be able to keep our read
ers we'll advised as to the action Of the Assembly.
Our undivided attention will be given, as hereto
fore, to the Editorial department Of the paper.
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NUMBER -ela.
: LATER FROM EUROPE.


NV YoRk. Oct. II. The steamer franklin af-
rived here to-day. bringing liverpool and SoutanP-
ton dates 70 the 29h September. Attte time of her
departure cotton active the sales of the prece
ding four days reached 6008 ha4es, at advance of
one-eighih pence. Flour was scarce and wanted at
previous rates. w heat was active at decline Of
one.penny. Corn was steady /; and provisions dull.
Consols closed at 100 10 1908. The money market
was light Stocks were fat. Eys - - - sszs 80
The American Guano expedition was creating
great uneasiness in England, and collision was
feared. - 5s.,s-sEE 5ssSes 92es Il
An unsuccessful attempt had been made TO assas-.
sinate Louis Napoleon at Aiarseilles. by means OF
an internal machine composed Of $50 gun barrels.
loaded with 1900 bullets. The machine had been
secured by the police. and the parties arrested.
Adviees from Paris say that the rsto official act to-
wards the consunation of the Empire, will take place
at Tours on the 18th October, when decree will be
published for conyocalon Of the Senate examine
and report address from the Departments, invl-
ting the President to assume imperial dignity.
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More Seizures.

z PoRTsMourH, (N. H.,) October II. BY an arri-
val here we learn that more American vessels have
been seized the fishing grounds by the British au-
thoriiies. .zz5,z s:s sss a:s IS -, s.s
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Fs Brother Democrats we call upon you, by
I eensideration dear to yourselves and your
% work from this time until the day Of cleo
/ M PIERCE and KING. If we slumber at our
/ and rely too much on our strength, we shall
/ he State. Turn out yourselves and induce
nelshbors to turn out /; 60 to the polls early
day, and be sure that euery precinct IS sup
with tickets and with active men to distribute
among the people.
'Se safety of Southern rights and the SALVATION
|" Union depend on the election Of PIERCE
KIsc
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* EE We learn that the Wing. Meeting at Colds
borough on Wednesday last, which was attended
by Messs. Miller and Stanly, was a magnificent
failure The crowd was g beautifully less than
any heretofore assembled as crowd; and after
waiting most patiently for accessions BY the Sou
thern train, it arrived with just ten persons, three
Of whom were free negroes cott-sewaFdsln
gets no better rapidly. .s. s
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||e Electoral Tickets for Pierce and King may
Saned at the Standard Office, at 81 per thou
Let our friends in all parts Of the State
lNsto see to it that tickets are provided at all
esdnce.
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We are requested to state that Philip s.
|s the celebrated Temperance Lecturer, will
'aan Address in the Methodist Church in this
On Saturday night, the 10th instant. The
y generally are invited to attend.
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eg Copies Of Mr.. Cingman's Letter may b
obtained at the Standard Office at q per hundred
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eE Our Reporter inadvertently omitted the
name Of Mr. Phelps, Of Washington, among those
who appeared, qualified and took their seats on n
Tuesday morning the 9th instant. ~ s. s,
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" Mechanics and Workinzmen Auentloa
THE FULTON BUfLDING AND MUTUAL. LO JAN
ASSOCIATION -subscT ytioBs viii he received oy th-
secresTy the Office Of The atom No o. Bossss
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AssocstioDs. -.
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limited TO &c., large pfoporIon Of VIII n s-s nov axes
Afsr the above number subscribed for no more VII
Subscriptions viii be received by the folio wing officers
SAMUEL soUrHERpsN; Pv.s,d.1:;
VIM WEED Vice Pre.dent No. So Bowsy.
Isaac ANERMAN Jr See'y, Nc. 81 Boweiy.
TRUSTEES.
Foster B. Williams. No It3 Hes.er-st.
DIV whine No. 81 College place
Tobias V. Mpmfosd. Ne 20 Norfolk st.
Hepry McCollum, No 40 Eldrdge st.
IssscL Devoe, No. 10 EldrIdee-st.
Nathaniel TerpeDnv, No. l8S 5ih-ss.
CN. POTTER. Attorney, No ~ Wsll'st
~ Second New-York Building Association.
The Second New-York Building Association VIII "a
their regular meeting for the payment OF DUES ava
election of new members at Chatham Hail. No Cha'.
ham. 90 uare on THURSDAY EVENING April |, al
O'Clock The Association 10 nearly filled up an snis wi
be the oppo tuny joining at the present low rate 81
entrance fee Much valuable information reiave 20 ne
advantages and the operations Boildns Assoiatlen
call at the oc and subscribe the a.cies and get
Pass Books, which ready All shares On which
dues are paid at this nesting viii be cvfeed Shares
will be offered foy redeu ption Enfrance 49, 30 cents
Dues 81 So par value $500 Interest at tins rate OF per
cent on all dues paid mor'hs at more in advance.
DR. JOHN HAsSELL. President
J. T. SHEPHERD. Vice President
BUXTON, Jr., Sscy, Office No. IA North Wiliisn-H
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~ New-Ysrk Houss Furnishing and Accu-
Snlatisg FUND Assor. afasn ls orgxaizsd asd cen.
~ Beard Of Officers faily seqaaittsd .uh ihe
ss-.,sw operations and mn,us advantages q ths btte
issee Building Asscc2tiszS. HntysI fee ST. usntl-
Sssss, -; shares, S2ee. J. PECK, Secstlry,
5, Ctsce No 2s9 Broad war room No s
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n Third Mechanics' Building and Mutual
Loan Association. -shares limited 70 O00-7V0 nave
S<c0n6 Mechanics Building and Mutual Loan Association
q eco shares having been subscribed for before the INST
monthly meeting and tbs subscription bosSs consequently
closed large paber Of having been disap-
pointed becoming members Of the Second, have CON-
mebcec Third Mechanics Building and Mutual Loan
Association having Incorporated IN their Constitution the
aova principles to shareholders which found
such favor the public and which 6ed the Second,
It's predecessor 81 rapidly.
Any person male or female, DESTROYS OF making MS or
her small thau triple self 10 The space OF
few years OF any person who desuous OF borrowing
money order purchase his house the most adj
terms. who Will but take the trouble 70 com
pare the advantages offered by this Association both to
Lenders and borrowers with hose offered by other Assoea
will at once find the key to the success OF our plan
Is, twill loan money at per cent per annum the
mount adva nced
I'D II will allow interest the rate of per cent per
TO az who prefer paying their subscription for
months advance thus securing double IN
10 est-fsty the above per cent secondly their share
Of profits Persons who wish borrow money for the
pose OF buying building their house or farm,
here adyaL far liberal terms than
effected by any other Association.
do any time by giving his notice, and
cee back all dues paid BY them with
persBBum.
person who cannot If disposed In thus So
in few years small capital, Is 0O0) with
which he can establish himself in business, and thus
achieve hs own indepe ndence.
The entrance fee 10 per share monthly payment,
50 per share value OF each share, $500
Ladies and ssq.lsmsn DESTROYS Of Ss,s can leave then
SIP TOWNSEND, Vice Presidapt. No. 80 Nassau-st.
JACOB PEARcE. Secretary, No. 1863 Hester-s.
siop Of members viii be held on TUESDAY EVENING.
March 80 at O'Clock at Union Bulldogs No. i63 Bowe,
John Hope, and others viii explain the workings OF
10 p Nj at his effcs No 1863 He.tsr-H for tao purpoee
Il receiving subscriptions.
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TibuRe Bulldogs. Nsssau-st.
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u COI0mbiaD Mutual Loan and AccuInu-
lsting Fund rICE-- Tho sab
ssbss b. shares ths Assoc son requested TO call
a. Ia. Seciesrys Office No as Delaney The Con-
suoD vsy heir dacs for the month Of Macn, tive dol
iaIs per ttaIe) and receive their Pass Books.
We hope the balance Of the subsc ibers will come up In
Decistey and Their FIXES receive money at
the meeting
We viii have over Geo dollars 20 Losn the frat
mfItbly msetIne, THURSDA Y, ls, April,
G flee hours from A. M TO Q p. M.
CHAS l. NOE. Secretary. No. Is Delapcy-st.
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0NFSTJC MEDICINE, o

IUNN'S DOMESTIC MEDlClN ~. 20, ID
NJ ne PER- rxs's friend h.uis ,,s. issrusfe frss
,r tie eissmss Of @ea; ,1s rev Har-
Srsa Pr.cs s.. kLItr 80 Nv
ss,s na,lrssd Buildings. Nsw-fmA.
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~ The Third Monthly Meeting Of the CiIi-
ZENS MUTUAL LOAN and ACCU M6L AIlNG EuND
ASSOCIATION will be held on THURSDAY EVE
MING April at O'Clock at their reem No AL Broad
wsy next door above Canal ST. Fifteen shares will be Of
frJ Tor redemption the hig hest bidders The books of
the AssociaIon will be closed at this meeting Members
Of the Association reminded that the dues for Apr are
now pay and are TO call at the oce aud Jay
The ,aue before Thursday LIST inst Office spen daily from
81 10 o'clock and Wednesday and Saturday evenings
~ SIMEON DRAPER P,esident.
E. DELAfIELD SMITH, Wee President
+. J. KENDALL, Secretary
TRUSTEES:
John J. Herrick John Clarke,
Csor,e Sch~aItz Jup William Thomson,
Charles l.. Ceintsh, Joel W Mason
VIA Il Dietz, winchester mooay'
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~ Public Meeting The REPUBLICAN BUILD-
ING ASSOCIATIONS will hold Its first public meeting al
the Apollo Rooms, No. 40 Broadway, on TUESDAY
EVENING March 80. at n o'clock, address will
be delivered by Bancroft Stevens ESQ a'swill be re-
served for la0ies.
OFFICERS.
JOSEPH NJ BARNES, President
JAMES q MOFFEr, Vice President
JOHN T.. MILLER Assistant Vice President,
TavsTEEs.
VIM. J. Valentine, Harvey Hart,
Isaac Mix, Jr., Gilbert s. Nixon,
John p. Hone. John Hope.
Edwin Barnes, 0eoFge BOYD,
yesse d. Price, Henry NJ stevens,
Edward 8 Hidden, Henry Bruner,
Norstio N Wild, Charles H. Ring,
James Timpson, Vim. b. Peck
JOHN BOYD, Surveyor.
J BANCROFT STEVENS, Attorney.
JOHN r CAIRNS, Secretary.
The Books Of tho Association open Tor subsorip
ton Persons desrous Of joining do 20 by applying a.
above Office from 10 o'clock every day, aud On
Saturday evenings. Entrance fee, 50; Shares $500 {;
Monthly dues, 50.
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~ Building Asscciatiess' Fire Insuranee
pahy-CapIsl $50 900. dividcd INTO 10, 900 shares
S each cash paid up with the privilege of increasing
- espaia stock to $5se.co0 subscriptions Ter the
sN stock Of this Csgpsny vail be received ey we iss-
HPialtss WsksmsR = Lsiting, Ne. y sutoa o.
s ssn Buxton, No. IS Moth Wlam-st, Solomon yea
UNA. Ne. Clinton court Beekman ~ Jah2 \. NSi-
NO las sanss at Broskiya; slss by al the Dreciors
xsosepes,us explaining the great adysatssss 70 % &c
se the srnDany aechaacs SD small prcPSrty-
A. vel as 10 e who wish TO invest thss more
esike largest amott Of profits can DC hSc 81 asy 0
- Directors All ne sec e,aries 81 the different Baidins
Ssssscsstoss. or at the efice Of NJ. JEssURuS, No
e.t ~, court, Bsskmsa st. JOHN BRUCE, Ptesisea'
- tk9$uKIN.
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Last Char ce.-Tne IRVING RUILpiNu Az
.,tir,i A. loan ASSOCIATION vii hold tAer Lass
Pubic Meetins on TUESDAY EVENING. March y, IA, -
- o,cIocs al Chatham Han No Cha'hsm square. An"
.o's,cn nssrly fill and ths books will shortly close
M,cssn,e. ard Wsikasmen don't lose thls cnsn ~ ou,
sscsTe for your family Home which you may CAL 'ou'
and nj " sxnlaiu
,hs work q Is of this beneficial Ass 9oisuoh A p.,..
'i rrfysnce Fee, only So; Monthly Dues sS rn'Aae
M.atsrs are particularly requested 70 pay men np M
49, hs o.e rrisay April no money iof aass WIZ 'e
rece,vsd II the NoEthly Meeting NJ ,as pra,Swav
NORRIS FRANKLIN Prsst; NJ, Sc agS SsuaaV
.,rrsT VI NicoIAY, Secretary, Ne "a Grand s.
TaoNI. fAwRsScE, Attorney No ID beeknaA-sA-
rRusTyfs
Geo VI Franklin No LIS WesIst r..un
Gee w Rlelet. County Clerks once, Wv nS~
S,Iss C. Herring, Nos. ls7 and lss ~aief-ss
ysmss Jackson, Jr. No. ss7 Broadway
Real {, Mhiard. No. 80 Barclay "
Nelson Puff, No as Duane.st
Elias Combs, No iN Grnnon
+ {; Richardson No. ~ futon-T.
c. r maxwell Ne iSCsty Hal ...,x
Of;rs Of Association. No N% Grasd 81 opea ~ 81
,ysIMs from to oeock. sRd on Meons.Ss's .o ,.,aS
1o,siask p NJ fox Ladies. Articles oil the A~o0'~
" AZ be had srStls. ---
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~ The Third Manhattan Building Assocfa-
tioD.-An who feei interested procuring Homestead
themselves should JON and Learn how ne done by
email monthly payment
The Ennsics Zee is "a; Monthly Dues. 50; Shares,
Seoe
Peoas DESTROYS Of becoming embeTs Of the Third Man
fee ofthe SecIsay Ne IS Spruce st second floor. where
by Laws an be bsd Tree of charge.
JAMES LIBBY, President Lpveioy's Hotel
DAVID CoLLAMoRE. Wee Presid. Mt, No AL Broadway.
J. ". WESTON, Secretary.
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IVA Card-BUILDING ASSOCIATION FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.-Sharcho will bear IN
mind that the third instaent s. per share is due aud
payable on THURSDAY. the LIST day OF Apri at tue MeI
lie Bank cor Of Broadway and Jehn-t The four h
ard Will be due the 18th at The place Share
holders are requested call at the Office IL the Comp
cor II Chatham and Tryon. low, Ha lem Railroad
Buildings to sign the Chatter previous TO ITS being sent &
Albany Office hours frcm IL till oc Ock. Any Of the
sockhders wishing crease The number Of shares
do so, ~ they are not quite all taken
g. JRssuRuN Sec. JOHN BHUC President.
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. cpNT WANTED, with $1,000 in

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Uant employment.

AS BooK-KEEPER, III some well-estab.
IA Hshsd house in this city by young Man. who is
rood penmap and produce the nest uIexcepnosols
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c,.,f,n ~ss ergsnzed procure 30 vo.,tass ,s.s
ssass IL is in the full tide Of success ~ sm.s
h h. The rit.aIor fee only so b.: Ill sSoa %
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10 m q esITH Secretary, Once No. SsrrS-s-