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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

L.rRT S Nice LAY
.Ssss
and CHOICE lots and villa sites t1.sea a. the n
ans ar. oostss on high sna pass
view Of ne atlantic Coea, New York the N.
within twenty The Of New The
1S viii S q.
Il e..
from Drosklyn xi render ot Hamilton a, easily .SSs
and fssau
G d. %ss
Economy ana Barroso leave pier s.sth ms.
so the bost from the foot Of chaabsrs street,
% 9% sss
Of rs p s ss .
sale win no. take unt The first r., day At the s.ns
wsl be nsed with tickets Of charge Isf
aPy Mass
40 Broadway, or TO the Auctioneer. 40 Wall street.
REAUTIFuL COTTAGE SIZES AT .AUcTIoN.-..wn
susing lots viii take P,sos this day. =. TIE
position o. he
is many comforts its 10y scenery and It's proximity =
steamboats, and railroad every hssE.
TLIAs COMBS, AUCTION RER-CoMBs 4 RICHAa0G.
II Real Etate and General Auctoneers Loan and Lass
ion sales rsa est.ss SHIPS .ns .sos
a. private or stores. .sS out door
chandie Real estate disposed Of 1t private sale hsaa
negotiated on bond and mortgage.
n G. HORTON, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
VI. Wednesday at O'Clock at NO Is sixth avenue fur
ntore Of family removed for convenience Of se consist
ing of sofa beds hair mattresses passers French bod
steads, stoves, mirrors DO.
ITO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON THE PREM
ises on saturday the 10Th inst ct r NJ il the W.
Of Red Bapk county New Jersey tho nos4
desirable spot Of ground in that place fact anywhere
hundred miles of the city of New York This let
s situated between the two docks where two three
steamers and 80 day contains about
other purposes Immediately tho thoroughfArs -
Long Branch and Is the best location for public board
us house in that region OF counry and the praet spe&
for private residence. Come SDd look There is mis-
take Conditions Made easy, by WIN BENNETf.
n BPersons New York wishing to attend the sale
street, at "a o'clock, and return at 8.
WILLIAM IRVING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
w Paintings William Irving Co. will ssll at huctasa.
on "Wednesday August ~ at Il o'clock Mt the MerchsR1
Exchange Wall street two superb original oil paintings
when they will positively be sold without unasss
previously disposed Of At private sale Jupiter and DaDA
shower of Goldn original, by Giraud. signed lS.
Autumn" origin al by Brenghei. Connoisseurs viii haA
The painting bs Gra valued 81 800 by Brsnshe e
$500 To be sold together with the PEDESTAL
JTIILIAB WRITER'S AUCTIONEER WILL SELL
w this day at half past 10 o'clock ls7 Caral street.
the furni of faulty gor to Europe consisting Of
bles hsir eeat chairs carpets oil ootl bedseads and
ding bureaus wash hat rack wardrobe LAMPS
RruI rosewood piano cooking stove croekery Aad
glass wa!e, &C.
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NxEUMsstyNs


- The superior steamer ARMENIA vii, make an excur-
tho Se @ sr: .
k.ypor Leave the loot q street at oclsst
Pare each va e. oSnts ghis TRIP .srds full view o. 10
bay and haibor II New York audi. decidedly the cheAee
nsw sl 81 he up Of the and Rss
EXCURSIONS 10 THE FISHING BANKS EvERYD
except The gy0qrts sea steamer HaRp
oeceR Broowo s, 'sas' Psel s
s,s Pier No, : n; e.: "a returning byst n, Eht:
bait will be provided. Fare, fifty cents.
GRAND ExCURsIoN-sEcoND ANNUAL ExCyK-
zion Mo St Herman Of the Thistle
which occasion they have chartered the safe
ssIs %
Mr. s ss Of The '1Has s
the Association the boat. AN DREW BATES. Prss
The boa. VIII leave foot q North First STREE. Williams.
North river atsA here the barge win lay hesr;
MOONLIGHT COTILLON EXCURSION TO sHREwp
M bury JnThursdRy esssing August ls !s03-Ths
S'eoei Port washins.on It e'sises ocesn aous: <
had Of Joseph a. sLaaM, Port sshinsson A band 4
music will DO In attendance
pAssAIc RIVER ExeURsIoNs-THE STEAMBOAT
L ROTARY commanded by VIM. IL. Bsrrows, commenced
ss, ss ,i 4 ss Fl :f s q Is:
an
II"
boat s city g
from the foot Of neIo,ay street Passage - esns
eeye her proceed inmsdi.tsy up the Ps
is "a ~. HsssL' ;' :s
az North Se hsris ~ ma AID fs.. .s 4
Bsiviiio cents and to North Beilvlic Is coats %
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UCTlON NOTICE.-THOMAS BELL AUCTi0NEm.
IA by W. S INGRABAM Sale this day, at IVY ociecks
In the sales 10 North William street, viii DO feA
choice tailoring and fne olothag satta veses
ard vs.tngs rsmnarts super cloths css~sfss h:;s
Of household furniture two fns Watches guns
aNrsIr IN
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COPARTNERsHIus NOTICES.

49, -
31 000 PARTNER wANTED-To JOIN THE
this city that can be made to ray 10000 year. No
coup,tition None but person who is willing to devote
his attention TO business need this The best OF
reference given and required Address Richards Herald
ONCE, with real name.
C1 mo PARTNER wANTED-TO ENGAGE
pI.UUO. With the advertiser in highly bud
ness in which SO QUO DO made Good SUN
Gent and undoulted security will be ye for tho
The party must travel Address Jameson, Herald Office
Com -PARTNIR WANTED. WITH 500, IN AN
spAOUs apothecary's store doing god business, In
pu bile thorou ghfare. Address z, A. Herald Office.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAD A PERSON WITH
" small apital of from $500 to 5000, fair chance
10 mako only living but most surely splendid for
ce entirely without comp .tition, and
which is most wonderful useful and pstronsed all aaA
every one re rag ha 70 n the case
firing the business within fortnight the worth of
s0o to 81 900 being always In the investor himself
with ready cash and firm resolution
20 work, need apply, az 1888 Broadway, room No.
nIssOLUTIoN.-THE CoPAR ERsuIp HERErOL
~ fore existing der the rm Of Beuren Heckle u
this day dissolved W mutual consent All business saA
tnus the business at 252 Hudson street "A0 -"
a. N. VAN BEUREN,
August 10, 1908 ROBERT uECKLE
THE ADVERTISER WHO HAS CASH CAPITAL
of threo thousand dollars desrous OF enterng q saf
and profitable husiueps He has first rate know OF
general business and has kept books and conducted
respondonce. Apply to Il. A., Post Once.
WANrrD-A PARTNER WITH A CAPITAL OF
featuring On article in extensive demand and which pays
prost Of about 100 cent isa light and gontcoI bud
ness and attended with little trouble ard The
Of the business Satisfactory reference gvon
and required ADDRESS with real and residence which
when and where an interview may be bad.
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WAGON WANTED ANY PERSON HAVING A
w Hight buggy wagon. with without top for ohcar
and at bargain find purchaser ~ sddgess,pg A. b.
G, uwald once. stating Fgics, &c,
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UCTION NOTICE--R. w. FROST AUCTIONHRK,
n will sell this day. at l0a O'Clock, the promises =
Sruo street tbs balance stock Of large liquor stsrs
moved fro Pearl for veniepoo Of Twenty
essls brandy lin bond do in bottles Shi:ksy ehsnp.ss
segars with lot household furniture ahaie
srsyinss sstso Ssa. ocstS osrpes 1o At "a
two sbt vagops pedlers and set OF single ha
ness; boots and shoes, 60, &c. Sale positive.
"A tu1e. 60. Samuel Osgood, aucti0neer. OSGOOD 4
noNCKLiN viii sell At their aiesroom Is Fulton street,
new SS;ssss Of sss
hair oioth Sofas chairs, Mirrors marble tip bureaus,
sideboards washstsnds Also bedsteads mattresses beds
bedding de- Several suits Of eaamslled bedroom fuEa
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HOUSES, ROOMS. ETC., WANTED.

A PAYMENTS VA sTED. FOR GENTLEMAN AND
a his wife and single gentleman where there are Re
unnrpished with full partial bead .. the option Of the
snd Sa and an, '
not below Eighth treet or a,oye Twenty second street
Be- had in scp'em9 LIBERAL terms viii made with par
viii please address with particulars box o6s Post Once
story house. in pleasant al h alshy location within
Address G. NJ J.. this office, with particulars
HOUSE OR FARM-wANTED To PURCHASE, IN
ssehsnss for city property fret elias ssS'E, ne1
a. Nc a,s a ne = s or
or farm in inc healthy, improved situation Address
stating price, situaton and mortgage Retirement Herald
49,.
STEAM TNGIsE WANTED FROM FORTY TO ON
- bnndIsd horso power with or ithcut the boilers Al
dross y. ~. BkooahEAD $50 BrosdwAy, room No. La
fasss Buildings.
yVAETED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A WELL
w furnished room, vito ba hing room sttashed Ia PR
vao family For good accommodations liberal price will
be paid. address George wilkins, Herald eice
WANTED TO HIRE, WITH POSSESSION IMMEDI-
w asely dwelling h9nss Tor email family must be N
gent.e between foutth and seventh ave
dress box "a Post Once stating particulars.
WANTED TO RENT-roR A GENTLEMAN, LADY
sne sSrys ,sr smell noo,' o. part q house up
paid, boxS 5Cs Post Office.
WANTED, a SMALL FURNISHED HoCsE, FROM
ts uns ss rir II The Nv pess,pi IN
Box 40 Pest office.
NANTFD-To RENT OR LEASE, SMALL STORE,
w with dwelling attached, in the BoFery Grsnd
street. Address Co. Herald office. ofos
sale to rent IN WASHINGTON market suitable place for
the vending Of coffee tea pics and cakes fruits
and tobacco; cande beer cider, and mineral watsr In
guire Of John Gilbert, With Low Cook Co., No. II
Broadway.
JVANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM IN A NICE
w Quiet family tor gentleman and lniy board for
lady only Terms raodol ate Address a. j. P Broadway
Post 0tioe.
WANTED TO RfsT-A COTrICF STTT.pTp F0p
small family within thirty miles OF the city OF easy
hccees by steamboat or Rent not to exceed 500
year. Address, Cherries Herald ofice,
WAN1FD BY SINGLE GEETLEaAN-A WELL
w furnished aud airy without board location be.
tween Barclay and North Moore For good
moohtons liberal price VITA be paid. Address G. St.
Herald Office.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C

1AUAA6hSp NhunAhs1NS, &C
TOR sALs-A SPLENDID sORREL HORSE 15,s
hanos high six years OLD and fast trotter warrant
cd sound and kind Ia single double harness Inquire
J. BRANSON CO., 81 Pearl street.
DOR SALE-A FIRST RATE BAKERS CART AND
harness with bread baskets and all complete slmost
having been used only few times Inquire ct tho
Milk depot corner OF Christopher and Factory streets
IGOR sALE-A LIGRT WAGON, HARNESS SADDLE
and biido They will be eeld separate together In
uuire Of WYMAN BROWN, ~ Roade street.
IoRSES AND CARRIAGES WANTED.-sIx GOOD
second hand three seated carriages not particular
about style for country livery stable this day, the
party must leave town to morrow. Address Carriages
broadway Post Office.
HORSE WANTED ANY PERSON HAVING A
i good pacing horse, that pace milo in two
minutes and forty seconds to that they VIII sell at
fsr price hear of cash customer. by addressing
II. d., Broadway Post Office.
SUPERIOR RAY HORSE FOR sAIE-A VERY FINE.
~ bright bay with four black LEGS Warranted perfectly
sound and gentle sixteen and half hands high Of besut
n stylc and has fault The owner having no use for
him would sell Kim bar min fine saddle horse and
Of Fourth aud University place. where sso
be had poney but horse fifteen hands
high years old and warranted sound and kind In all
harness.
vNAGON WANTED ANY PERSON HAVING A
w Hight buggy with or without top for sale cheap
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
- 80, c,,,..>s :. -sss>~s


EXPERIENCED MACHISIST WANTFD-TO TAKE
charge of the general repairs in large first cotton
securing establishment. person who perfectly
petent and has had the experience have
good wsges aud permanent place.
NLYiNS CO Is Rrnnd street
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SALES ~ AUUr1OH .

A UCrION NOTICE-AsSIGNEE'SS SALE OF SHIRRa,
IsGOOD CONCKLIN will ell or Thursday. Auss:t =.
at I0L CLOCK general assortment Of ready nsds shst
colsrs oravats stocks neas mus,ins DO Alss auAA-
ty goods Sale absolute Catalogues On ths asea
I'M of
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Oyster SALOON FOR SALE AND ALL THE STOCK
~ and fixtures ct 3p2 Sixth avenue OF Twenty
fourth street doing good business Want TO so out
Of sickness Please inquire on the premises
DAINT WORKS FOR sALE-THE BUILDINGS, EN-
CINE machinery, &c. with the good will Of the Croton
Paint Company, ne best mineral paint in msrket They
conveniently situated within few feet of the Hudson
and the railroad, 81 miles from tho city, and will be
sold very favorable terms For particulars apply at the
depot l05 Murray street.
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE, OF ABOUT ONE TO
- two horse power Ia beam eneno. OF very beautiful
workmanship. Price S100 Apply at "a Washington street
mo PhINTERS-FOH SALE, A CYLYNDER PRESS,
nearly bod Of f By IS Will print shest ~ By
80 inches super royal press and distributor aud one
second hand medium press and distributor also about s
lbs Of small pca tod TO be nearly new prepared OF
pressy for law work II will be put ~ IN fonts 70 suit pur
chesers and sold very low Inquire ofJAMES CONNER
SON Nos. %, 81, and 33 Beekmsn street
U'o TAILoRs-FoR SALE, STOCK AND FIXTURES
custom store In excellent up town thoroughare
Tho premises good and the rent low The ready made
trade could be added " great advantage Apply st the
United States A. f., I02 Nassau street.
. vXrATCH MAKERS AND JEWELLERS, TOOLS,
watch materials Stubs files and TOOLS cngravors toola
watch elassse. rolling ms turning lAthss, Ac for as1s
W Nm, u. ERASSE, u Chatham strssG
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n G. HORTON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
VI. Wednesday at O'Clock at No 10 sixth avenue fur
of family for convenience Of ssle
ing Of sofa beds hair mattresses passrs French bod
mirrors 40.
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TRANSMIT AS WELL AS PERMANENT BOARDERs
i can be accommodated with spacious airy 40
and 81 West Twenty second street between Fifth six
avenues. References unquestiopable on either side.
ylrANTFD-GENTEEL BOARD FOR A GENTLEMAN
and his wife, between Bond and streets:
the vicinity Of Broadway would DO preferred
box U2 Post Oee stating location description rooms
md terms which must be Moderate
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-15
CAROLINA cry.

We copy from the Newbern Newsan
article giving some description Of shep
hsrd's Point. which. Lying on the wa
tiers Of Beaufort harbor. is now attract
ing SO much attention throughout the
State. Here il is proposed to locate
the new city. and already the proprie.
tors have conferred upon IL the name
Of . Carolina CITY" The land on the
point originally belonged TO three pro-
prietors. but number ot persons are
now interested in IL. Among whom are
Governor Morehead. Smith & Colby. Of
n. ", Mr.. Underwood, Of Fayetteville,
and others, The company have now a
surveyor on the spot, who is running
OF the land, laying of streets, and SUBJ
dividing them into lots. We presume
that maps will be made preparatory to
sale of lots, which will take place in
about month, Of which public notice
will be given. Sales will be limited to
alternate lots. The Company are alsu
making arrangements TO put up large
brick hotel. and to construct. several
wharves. The lots will be sold on con-
dition that no building more than one
stsry in height. shall be erected there's
on Of anything but brick OF stone. The
streets will be at right angles. running
within 9 degrees of the cardinal points
Of the compass, and the width Of those,
which il is presumed will be thorough
fares. is fixed at $50 feet. This is the
width of the street dowa which il is
proposed to run the Railroad. The
Company seem to be periecting all
their arrangements with as much rap
dity as possible. Rspub. 4 Patriot.
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vies or shis plaro ell imTsosrmeni. Rhl
lfnm the skrlsluh hers gwen. he inlsni-
sral WailsT caR Supply ns balaare. II
i ssenmiAshs,laashs.g u'ots. u may pei
haps rErils mquITy nd Pfnsuke iisrus-
siaF: aud Ihis sill lssd . good Hesulls.
In Ihis hnps Il,eFe vi~ss nlr suhmiAe,i =
ahe pallie. and. Il f.sarshly received. will
err hing b. lnllosrJ b. annlher ari'rir Mp.
$40 different susjrrl rias<iy idsnlhrd
wish tAr snerrss nj this sehrms. and surh
As ought IN b. enn-id~rrd in eannsr.lon
with q. The too oafhi 10 60 hand ~
hand in NrHh c@rollns. and whrn, BY
the united rlfssis &C our peaplr. lhry shah
be ,riumph.nlly carried and PfrIn1nsn'ly
established by lz~. All eniiieiy relieve
them from fares. and largely increase the
annual income from our Literary find.
HENDERSON.
May s0th. ls53.
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accessibility e all seasons fraa N
parts az the union. I"
a,h Resolved. That, n The .,;,a
AZ this canfeution, DE 6irnsril' s 3
tefnmcHt should make libsrI - s''''
ions 81 The pablic lands % tbs IA
emf Siatrs. and % those barder;s. :
The Mississippi, 90 a. 70 enable M Y.
sinns &C the Tnion % conneet -
SELVES with each other.
The first and second rex,l.s;..
we're passed unanimously. bot de a.
vas warmly debated.
DE-. Kaiser moved to insert m, ~.,
seenirai" in regard 70 the loest;o, =
the road. which WAS lust by ten s,,,..
against one. Mr.. X. then mo, ed q.
insertion Of the word " trnpeutrs !.
regarded the climate. which was sp,.sl
ca The resolutions, as amended -.
then unanimously passed.
Mr.. Brzzher offered resaIutio, :.
garding Cuba, which Was lost, and 4.
convention adjourned until the after :.
noon.
At the evening session he other =.
solutions Of the committee were pass,I
without material change. which oees.
pied the time until the hour Of the 81.
jourment.
The Hon. gshn Bell viii address n,
convention tomorrow morning.
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We have the .official anneuncem,,,
OF the apening Of the Exhibition 4
the Industry Of all Nation" in New
York. The 18th Of July is the day nam.
ed. The Directors state that the, h..
lieye the building and exhibition will
fully meet the just expectations Of n.
public. In order to give ample seop.
Tor inventive skill in machinery, lhry
have materially enlarged the area of n.
Palace, bv adding wings 70 the extent
Of nearly fourth Of the ground room Il
the main edifce. They had hoped 10
open the exhibition much earlier, and
allege as the chief cause Of delay II.
novelty and iptricacy Of the style Il
construction and tbs high standard d
architectural beauty at which th.y
have aimed,
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MEMPHIS CONGRATULATIONS DAY

Memphis. June 9Th.
The committee to.day reported re-
solutions in favor of Direct Trade,
the Pacific Railroad, the Tehuantcprc
roste, manufactures, education, and
steamers, from Southern ports. An
address to Congress concerning the
tree navigation of the 0.inoco, La
Platte and Amazon rivers, was also
presented. The following are the re-
solutions regarding the Pacific Rail :
road:
ls.. Resolved, That railroad from
the Mississippi to the Pacific is de-
maRded. not ONLY by commercial and
individual interests, but also by the
interests of the whole nation.
2d.eResolved, That so suon as the
Surveys recently ordered by Con.
gress shall be completed, the General
Government should adopt such steps
as shall insure the completion Of the
main trunk at the earliest possible pc
riod. =
81. Resolved. That, as the General
Government-is expected to construct
but one trunk, it should be located on
the route which scientific explorations
show to possess the greatest degree OF
advantage ipSgeneraI climate, fertility
Of soil, chea3hess Of construction, and
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$500 600 per anuum. iaKrs f'H lrleThai
impnseHehis slsns. IN suussquenee 81
lhe usfierl af uaf l.rEislalnFst. Missouri
sad ilhaeis 60 hnlldiag ihsiF lisil Roads
and Haspifals WIlhnui easiing heir eiiie
sees ; seliaIy crnis sad ihai. -. 81 he
snies q Drmorfsa. wha ~ yeslrrdsy.
Ne Fsxanled - a sshdidsirs aEen &c he
Pres arneS.
Yrn Sc. fh<a. ilzi slI lhi- hss shout
Plslfafzss is hsmhag ~hirh neiihsf t:sss
mar Dauxiss sppsase az when The inir-
rrsis 81 their STAIRS arc inraissd. Like
lhrm ~r declare against say sensral dis
,irihuiien u al shis l.na. no. shai we Far
10 deprive the Kssemm~ni sf . ssurrs II
rrsenns .hry wrre cfsird fo zffmd. for
that drlHsian 10 noi ns~ isie.Ird By The
least informed. bus simply b~rAns~. II sIl
rnmrs IN fa-1kri ~ il'e same limr. The
share II North C.sslina wauld be lrrs
valuable.
Benefits Bill. fnr ~hirh. however, ihal
gallant Demacrai. Mr.. yenshir. saied.
did not give North Carolina enensh. We
want such share as will a li'sle pfsrrr
rqnslize The 1nisin.I Improvement nj
North Carolina with that OF other Slaes
more hiehrS favored.
This 10 PLAIN and insrlIisiblr. the pro-
pie are iisrd ~ platforms and ahs,tarlinns
&c IN kinda. We Gee thai esery body
else gels : InlI share oi The common fund.
and Demarnrssxre helping them. We
want 10 share in the same dish. "a ezl
with The came spoon. and we musi speak
loudly and quickly. az il will be 100 IaIe.
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From The salisbury Walehman.

4 There are some members of the De-
mocratic party who have the idea that
the doctrine of a distribution Of the
proceeds uf the public lands. is exclu-
sively held by the Wing party. This
is a great mistake. The Wing party.
generally speaking, advocate the mea-
sure. il is true but they would not
claim To be its Only friends and adyo-
Gates, There are q large number 81
nemocrats-iarmers and artizans-all
through the country. aud strong guard
OF democratic leaders in this aud other
old States. who. convinced of the just
ness of the distribution policy, have M
hesitation in franklyayowing their SEN
timents, and expressing their deter
mination to 60 for it. They reason on
the subject in the same way that the
Wings do: they say the State Of North
Carolina is as much entitled to a por-
ton of these lands as Michigan, Ar
kansas, Illinois, or any other State.
And since IL is evident that these lands
are not to be reserved as a National
Treasure for National purposes ea.
clusively, North Carolina ought 10 have
her portion Of them. Distribution has
already prevailed until a number Of the
States have been enriched by il and
il is too late, now, TO talk about STOP
ping il. Give as, of the old States,
a portion equal to that given to the
new, and then we will talk about stop
ping. That will be fair and equal.
But for the present We insist on rrcei,.
ing our share.
Such are the views Of a large num-
Der Of Democrats. General Saunders.
in the last Legislature. made the dis
tribution question the controlling point
in the election for Senator, and offered
p number OF resolutions setting forth
IN the strongest terms, the claim Of
North Carolina to her due proportion.
Other distinguished gentlemen of that
party have also taken the same ground;
until tiuse who aspire to thu distinction
Of leaders. are quite confused by the
indications Of the times. Mr. Craige,
unfortunately for him, we think, and
unfortunately for the success Of his
party in the present contest. has Come
nut against distribution. The consti-
tutional objections which he urges are
deemed quite insufficient to sustain his
postum, and are utterly worthless
when they are viewed in connection
with the fact that Thomas Jefferson.
Jas. Madison, Andrew jackson, and
other distinguish Presidents, were of
difference opinion. and carried an OPP
poslte doctrine into practricc.
The Land question IS very proper.
iy exciting good deal of interest in
other sections Of our State, and we
sincerely wish that Wings and Demo.
Gratis enough in favor Of distribution
may be elected to secure to North Ca
roilna her portion. Should Mr.. 0s.
borne be elected, as we hope he will,
we are confident he will have an eve
70 this subject, especially.