Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-13

RArsIsH STzlSpz RB This excellent paper appears
in new dress It may now be said e be The neat
papers published IN the State: Long may its enter
prsing and Proprietor live to enjoy the
liberal patronage he so richly merits and receives
Marlborough Sou therser.
The last North Carolina Standard comes to us in
q new dress and considerably enlarged. 1t is, Of
course, greatly improved in its appearance by the
change. If Holden would only set himself to work
to brush up his politics little by moderating his
Democratic excesses and speaking more charitably
of the Wings it would be still further improvement
We do not ask expect him to bulge an inch from
his political position, but respectfully suggest to
his consideration a more liberal and less intoant
course towards party which numbers in its ranks
so many distinguished and patriotic citizens of his
own State. Petersburg InteUigencer.
We are obliged to Syme for the above, but we
must at the time remark that we have not been
as illiberal and "intolerant" as he supposes. We
have uniformly, as we think, done justice to the
Wings. Mr.. Symes remarks about lliberal-
ity would apply with much force to the Raleigh Re
gister.
THE N. G. STANDARD comes to us this week in
handsome new dress. The Standard is an ably con-
Quoted paper, and deserves the encouragement which
has been melted out to it The bold standt took in the
recent campaign-its fearless denunciation of disor
ganizers and its zeal in behalf of the principles of
the Democratic party, should draw to it the support
of the 'fa faithful" throughout the State.
Charlotte Democrat.
N. G. STANDARD. This paper has put On en-
tire Dress and looks as bright and clean as De-
mocracy itself-almost. The reading matter has been
increased onefourth. The Standard is too well known
to require commentator from US; but we must
press qualification at the course it has pursued
in reference to the Congressional election in its
district. Holden is very prudent, cautious man,
but when he does strike somebody feels the blow.
Salisbury Banner.
The STANDARD. Mr.. Holden of the Standard has
dressed that paper in entire new suit, making it
of the handsomest sheets in out of the State
An extensive patronage for the last ten years. during
which Mr. Holden has presided over its columns, not
only entities it to- but justifes the editor in max
ing this improvement May it go on and prosper.
GOI6lsbOr0 New Era.
n. c. STANDARD. We should have sooner motto
ed the fact that the Standard has made its appear
ance in a and beautiful Dress and somewhat en-
larged. We need hardly wish it success, for it has
that already, and is certain to deserve it in the flu
ture. WaLnaingt0n Journal
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE. The North Carolina
Standard appears in costume, and is much
improved by the change. It gives another evidence
of enterprise with which not well pleased;
it copies the whole of Col. Bentons sketch of Ma
for having given it the opportunity. We have right
higher than that of mere professional courtesy to be
credited with those papers by whatever journal
chooses to copy them. NeO York E0 Post.
We come forward at once to do justice to the Post
in relation to the extract from Col Bentons History
We copied from the National Intellgencer overlook
ing the fact that the sketch first appeared in the
Post The Post is affordng much qualification to the
public by these extracts from Col Benton's forth
coming work.