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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-01-05

LOUISIANA. An election was held in this State
on the 2sth ult. for State officers under the new
constitution. The Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor carried the City of New Orleans by twelve
hundred majority. The Wings concede the entire
success of the Democracy - ss.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-01-05

either deserted by his party or defeated by con-
siderable majority. His party desired to RET elect
HIM; but being unable, under the circumstances
referred to, to do SO, he withdrew his name from
the contest and Mr.. Ransom was elected
Gg- The romantic and enthusiastic Young gep
tleman who "pow-wows and howls" THROUGH
that venerable specimen of antiquity, the Raleigh
Register, opens an article in his issue of SATURDAY.
last as follows " Before the Legislature adjourned
and whilst the members of that body were here
the Standard was pretty well-behaved. for it but
no sooner are their backs turned, than its bravorr
returns and, finding no one to fight, it opens the
foodgates of abuse and howls most dreadfulIvn
The Editor applies this language to an article Of
ours containing statement of the closing scenes
OF the session, and goes on to add that the article
referred to exceeded any thing he had seen for
many day " for impudence, nalignity, and dis
regard OF truth" Now, what we have to say in
reply is, that the statement of facts given by us
cannot be successfully impeached; and we are
willing for the public to read our article on the
subject and that of the Register of Saturday last,
and then judge between u.s.
Inc account gwen by that paper of the "lat
days OF the session is untrue from first to last
The Editor felt that the conduct of the revolution
ary leaders could not be defended upon the facts
ana SO he went to work-knowing that something
had to be done-to screen these leaders by fiction,
and perversion of the facts as
they occurred.
We shall expose the Editor fully hereafter We
hall dissect his Editorials both on this sub
Jees and IN relation to that model conservative,
MIR. Cherry-Mr. Cherry, who leads the revolu-
'onary forces of his party with doIiberaton and
cooincss'" and who thrills - most when most
calm and collected %! We shall also give our
readers some specimens of Register Editorials.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-01-05


1. Resolution to pay Charles Sully Wheeler $50
for preparing ten skeleton maps for the Legislature
3. Resolution requiring the Secretary of State
to procure the of the several acting Justices
of the Peace in the State, and report to the Gen
eral Assembly.
8. Resolution furnishing the two Houses with
furniture. Apr oprates $1,000 10 each House.
4. Resolution calling on the General Govern
ment for an appropriation to deepen the channel
at the mouth of the Cape Fear river.
3. 4 resolution for furnishing the two Houses
with carpets, settees, &c. [Appropriates $1,000
for each House.
6. Resolution requesting our Representatives
and Senators in Congress to use their exertons TO
have a Marine Hospital erected at Smithville or
Wilmington.
7. resolution upon the resignation of Chief
Justice Ruffin.
8. Resolution concerning report of Professor
Enmons.
8. Resolution concerning the North Carolina
Railroad. Authorizes the payment of the first in
stamcnt of 100000 due from the State to the
stock Of said company, and that amount to be re-
placed by the first sales of the bonds of the State
10 Resolution to furnish the Library of Con-
gress with certain volumes of the acts of the Gen
eral Assembly of this State.
II. Resolution for purchasing Outline Maps
T Provides for furnishing each member of the Cen
eral Assembly with Map at the price of SO
cents.
IL. Resolution to provide for Governors resi-
dence.
13. Resolution in favor of aboshing the duty
on Railroad Iron.
IA. Resolution authorizing the Governor to fur
nish Union county with the standard of weights
and measures.
15. Resolution to furnish set of standard
weights and measures to the county of Alexander.
16. Resolution concerning road through Pun
go Swamp.
H. Resolutions in relation to Marine Hospital
near SmithviIle.
Is. Resolution in favor of the Doorkeepers. AL |
ows them extra compensation of $25.
10. Resolution concerning the Public Treasury. |
Authorizes the Treasurer to borrow $2OO,OOO.I |
90 Resolution to provide for the appointment
Of assistant engrossing clerks.
21. Resolution in favor of Samuel Macon, for
storing public arms.
%. A resolution in favor of Rufus H. Page
Pays Rufus Fl. Page $50 for making a tabular
statement.
%. A resolution in favor Of Rufus FL. Page
Pays ten dollars for preparing map of Cherokee
ands. - 1
"a. Resolution in favor of Charles Latham
Sheriff of Washington county.
25. Resolution TO provide for tho distribution of
he Report of Professor Eminons.
26. Resolution as TO the bar at the mouth of 1
cape Fenr. ~-. I
27. Resolution in favor of VIM. r. Lowell.
28 Resolution in favor Of George Little -s
~ A resolution in favor Of James r. Dodge.
30 resolution IN favor of Seaton Gales Z |
81 Resolution in favor Of Thomas Latham. s
3D. resolution in favor Of Perrin Busbce Il
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Gs The Hon. Edward stany, of this State, it
is sald, has determined to remove to California.
de will Stir things up out there; but, fortunately
he Will be in the minority, so that, politically he
will not be able to do any harm. He WILL how
ever, get good practice, Ell his pockets with
comfortable supply of yellow "rocks, :" and then
perchance, return to old North Carolina.
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q Hoods Saw for Cutting Ice
S. View ofthe Cooper Institute "
8, New House Refuge, RsndslPs Island
e. The Crystal Pssc New Bee Hive
s. The Sectional View.
81 Cary. Rotary Pumps st the Crystal fs'ce w., -.
49, Benfeys Improved Iron Double Action Water Whe.
So Separate View Of the Wheel TINS OryHa fA4ase
40 View Of Vertical Application Of same
4. Modfc sron Of same ann
he Improvement applied 70 saw Nils
a. View Al applied TO Grist Mills lfhiaaeiphiiss "a
a. View OF The Pumping Room, Fairmount Water WORKS
IS Patent Blind Fastener At the Crystal Palace
Is Sectional View Of same.
A. Hurds Centrifugal Sugar Machine, at the Crystal faiaee
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