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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-09-02
DRUGS, &C.
81 =pI.Ens0T.s ..rRArtYs CoMpouNn

- UR. BLEpSBleS b. z Ia "A ' a. bOAEuOA I'D
TzS ene5p o6e al elaaies lie Dsesss Of tte
Is&5sp~s I,s1Ayessest esS Lytsaasgs Qf The Spleen
Iissfs5ssSas Obs Ettafaess ,es eonst7stlea, ois
Diseases Of he 9sss7 essT 81 dtsesses s arlse from a
d5spyera STATE ef IA Stegaeeh, Ioer or Botsel az
.ScrofnlG dild Ses I aR9 kt7st fer 6ssea Deo1sity,
from gnfik sSjts fre3geaty sslfer Iaere u not ITS
agansfs iAstcasls .fatsrSa N7lict.1
TINE Inventor Of this preparation vas for three Years
completely prosuaied from Dyspepsia and inactivity OF
te Liver thai he was frequently fer weeks al TINE unable to
raise irsAl from lis bed he sought aid RON physicians
at home and N Europe but IN vain hs case was pIoiounced
hopeless b thousands and il byaesdent that he sue
ceeded nearng himself Since he has been PraetIeing med
eire his in such cases has been Gnryaled He
has been aware OF e inersduly o the public, and cose-
quently said nothing thIoug the press Of his own case
htil the character Of the medicine fully established
by its success, shown s certificates which haye oeen
ADVERTISED. - ,... i s-l- s.-[.i-
sabion the certificate Of Pros NJ GAsneRr of Memphis,
Tenn5 with whom sfen advised during the time Of my
! ssaering. -
= sse5s E. = MEMPIIIg, Tenn April n 1852.
hereby certify that have been acquainted with ord
n, Biedsoe and some years ago he reduced oeey
ed with what supposed TO be Dyspepsia and Liver Affection
and after trying the prescriptions OF many Physicians in this
,eeas other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation OF bis being restored to good
health, .f. N. GABBERT, NJ. D.. ]
Physicians are requested to- try this preparation We
feel satisfied win sustain the character give to it in this
publication. :.
: s-,-- HuSrsvIIE january IL 1852.
DR BLEnsoE; take the liberty and fell to te my duty
to recommend 70 all persons suffering from disease Of the
stomach and bowels y0ar Alternative Command as very
medical treatment about five wears for dyspepsia and da
rea when having almost despared of his recovery
cuded to try your Alternative Two bottles Of which, i believe
entirely cured him. ~ MlCAJAH CAlCE g
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DIR. j. W. UHAEs y
Office in McCombs' New Building, on Cherry Street
BettVeen Deads9fek and OHaoR,
decl4-l2m REsIDENcE-SEwASEE.
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V0OR SALE OR RENT new Frame House just
n compe;ed with seven rooms, well plstoTed and pa
Iered Situated on Church street. in Hines addition to
Nashville The said house is about four hundred yards
from the Female Academy, and viii be sold on reasonable
For further particulars enquire of r. l. CTenshaw, or
augls w. ~ hODi-hioVN' ~ Le"''ieS -.
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L pESfR iBLE FARM Ar5D RESfDENCE situated
u on the GalIatia Turnpike, ~ miles rom Nashville
cnptsiBn about 70 acres Wiea the suoserlSeF nov re
- Ti,s drsjliuq which has recently b9el erected
~ lie Iesf materials and STYLE and uPon clnveneu
- ,br-,cing nine rooms aud sesera halls, with al
The soil is very productiye The water eoeg ard pure
Iony in abunGunce The orchard Contains various kinds
~ hearing a-ffuff trges Of excellent quality.
In Tint Of health and society, the Beighbooqd Is
surpassed TIE tract susceptible Of bei3g divided
thrse lots each havng beautiful baiidng site with
ming water TcraIs and uIe accommodating Possession
can be had at any time. $3.50 s--.. ? All. FORD.
. For further particulars apply to
LtNDSIET &GROCKETT
iHIv35-2awtf Agents. College street
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DICH DRESS (sOODS.-On hand Rich Silks, Dress
1 L Rich Black Silks super Black Gro de Rhines Rich
Printed Bareges and Tissues White BaIages and White
Silk Marqu $50 White Glace Silks, White Lace Dresses
Emb Grapes Rich Barege de Lanes, Rich French Organ
die Muslins, Ginghams, &C. &c These Goods very
rich and will be sold at very low prices, at
MeCLELLAND'S,
;,nase Ao 20 Public Sdlare.
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DR BIRDsoF-SaEne time has elapsed since gave cen
fcae thai my wife had been greatly benefited by your
Alternative Compound now take pleasure in saving to
the public that my wife had for three or four years been
from dyspepsia had tired Of several whom thought to be
the best physicians the place and great many deren
your Alternative compound did sOand am happy to say
that it has entirely cured her. and would conscentosy
recommend to all persons suffering from diseases of the
liver aud dysRepss. r, y, i. ROBERTSON.
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rliOsEs & wnfTTnOKNE,


- 81 = = coLUHBts 7EAsvEssfE q
7 Eiu p.actiee their profession "a The e9eaties OF
SaaIy, Marshall, Giles, Lawrence, Lewis, and icknAn
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LIFE INSURANCE.
Etna insurance Co. of Hartford,
LIFE EEPARTME ENT.
Annuity Fund Sl5O,00o.
TXCLUSIVELY held pledged, and Gppro prsted, ESSk3
Ia with reserved aecumualiOBs, by the charter 1
regulations othe Company, to the payment of Annu
and losses upon Insurance Life and in no eventiis
debts contracts, liabilities engagements Of
o company. .l.- -
OFFICERS.
THos x. BR AcE, Pres't, S. L. Lo0Ms, Secretary;
f A. Bu.KLEY, Vice J. W. SEYMOUR, Act'y, President.
Managing Directors for the Life Department.
K. A. BULKLEy JoHN D. BOSWELL,
RoRFRT BUELL., ROLAND MATHfK,
MlLEs A. TuTTbg, EDWIN q. RIPLEY
HENRA q. PkATY.
This being Joint Stock propriey company and eonduc
ted On sem the Managers have adopted table
afpremum low is consistent with safety and
aHek Iozs1r tsan those o the Mutual Companies.
Applications white persons, received by the
undersigned will furnish Prospectusesof the Compa
any, and any information relative thereto.
zRsks zainss diseases and accidents causing
death Poioes Issued and losses adjusted at his
Agency - - jos nAsii, agent,
OAice n. w. corner Public Suare,
opposits Planters Bank. Nash vile, aug. 10, 1852.
fgedicaI Examiners.
~ MISgFsT FosTs. q NJ = d Office hours, SOs,r.H.
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TTAEANA CIGARNs--We hAVe IIIs Jay I'1t''vu
10000 Superior Regalia l.ondre and ireilsados UlS
10 VI On N r. & JlXOS.
nOY,S CLOTHING DEPOT THE subscribers
have the most extensive and varied assortment OF
Clothing for Bows from 10 ever offered for safe IN me
Inion Orders for Gentemens Clothing tiled al the snort
estnoce. 80 ~. -,
Persons purchasing Clothing al this establishment have
the nryilege of changing them if they donot suit
'ne r. A. HoYT 4 BRO.
S. W. corner ofChestnut and los Philadelphia.
April c, ls5s-lg
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IT ? Total number OF Policies issued by this zESN>
Company up July lst, I352-eiyht thousand e~%SE<A
six hundred and eghtyone. ZzfxSSSE
II g9IlivtdeHds made annually on all Life Po-
eiesn shape ostock bearing interest at the rate OF per
The dividends heretofore have averaged from
10 20 90 per cent. r.sF-
Persons taking out Policies for the whole term Of
lite give their al - months for 4Oper ceHt OF the
pre- laiuIl, and pay GO per cent in cash.
Appcicsfons risks, prospectus ofhe company, or in
formation relating the subject OF Life Insurance be
0ee ofhe undersigned General Agent for the
state OF Tennessee. JOSEPH NASH.
Of1ce n. ". corner Public Square,
opposite Planters Bank. Ma hvihe, Aug. 10, 1852
LIFE INSURANCE.
HARTFORD LIFE. INSURANCE COMPANY, HART
FORD, CONNECTICUT
JAMES DIxoE Pres. HENRY L. MILLER, Sec y
Capital and Surplus $4,000
Insurance lives OF white persons on the joint stock
and mutual p1n
Lso-Insurance on the lives Of Negroes, reasonable
terms S. II. LOOMS,
ian l5--6m Agent
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a. r. Bradley, managing The e,ryl of Ii- SIalf
ltHe ef o'i"'sas We lad for more tss
one week qGs OF Cot eeailHIs now sC and res,sisg
isile we hayeied i 10 eoFef and Irsn bi0sii and tsu
ged, aiId in's fafe that i end lts clene. .tsn t
yte blsie, aad bat Silt ul5 pet y as n;il., asI4
hni'ls aHd can rsaPaf ast EeSSy y acres Tfe day .
iune3sr-tSw. ~ a'ls-T n il{E fiFlfEs, 81
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
5G AUG U.ST4, Ga -
fINHE above HOTEL is open for the reception OF ~
i PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT B0ARDEfS. sis11
This long established and wenown House has under
gone thorough alteration throughout and furnished with
new and fashionable FURNITURE. N,-I !. = 2.
The TABLE will always be supplied with the BEST the
market affords; and the Proprietor trusts by systematic
course both with servants aud the regulations OF the house
generally be win be enabled to give entire satisfaction to
those that may favor him With their patronage. .
ian9g-lytry JNOe W SPEAR. ~
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nISSOLUTION.-The Copartnership heretofore ex.
L isting under the style of McNAIRY 4 FURMAN, ex-
pred on the ist day of July inst r. C. McNanv will
iinue the business at the cid stand and will settle the busi
of the late firm; Signed r. c; McsAiRF
Nashville July Sth, 1853. I. FuRhAN.
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ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP.-For render
ing the harshest skin deeately smoothe, white and soft
removing saliowness cutaneous eTupDns pimples tan,
eckles or redneSS Its soothing influence lnnedlaelY
aays the irritation of mosquito bites &c. while its dlang
properties prevents the formation of wrinkles and baniShe
them ifaready formed eliciting the cheek of the
clearness and smoothness of youth Prepared by Dr. r.
ourand 81 Walker st LIST Store from Broadway n York.
For sale by feb9 GEORGE GRk-lli
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II TAKE pleasure in recommending R. c. McNAIRY, my
late partner to the friends and customers Of the house.
aud respectfully solicit continuance Of the patronage so
Literally bestowed upon the late firm. +.
inIy Signed F. FURMAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-09-02

Y1szTlaLr. Juns q. .issz

4sa s-er .si.- NAszTIELH. June ss fs5ss
: So55 l. = EgArtSsNi Dec .Sii..-t haye been asiuu
ne k-i'g and Moving Aiactine Tsaes e4s l5y Il srss
= tslnoss y hash yasr arc sS 0sgns 10 the ezsI III s,
ese ~ ~ a. tfsr isRoH s,yiNa ssHESg II Irsrkz
Willy snd rapidly TIE Fo,sut ext per dag vii; efs5
pse,st9 t?a tae speed st ss ies. n he team, sr
ten hours. setislet 20 q as e5i6Ssnse - n ,si
Respectfully u - -.sf,1st ~ = S'''-.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-26

The CuliIorniu papers anticipate a glul of
goodsin the cities OF thai Stale. tOnes bundi
ret, and stwerly,six vessels are on their way
there from The Atlantic pors, and one humid
red nnd, thirteen from European Porls. They
are all expected before July ls,.g 80 80 !,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-26
AUDlToR's OFFICE, D,

~' HObiiuh'p NFFiSbt AHF'
IaEa PoMERoy, O., January 2l.l853,S HEl
| certify, iha, the foregoing laws are cor,
reclly copied from The original copy fur.
nshcdby the Secretory o(Siuie.T yG81S
aaa ,q,sw sl seaaiaeS,g .HALLlDAY,dT
.p.s ,ss, ,,c, Auditor IF Meigs sCoAPty,b,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-26
s7a TIE 'TRLEGRIPR.
PUBEisHkp EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, BY
e e''aia'3 A. THOMSON,

- TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
one Dollar and Fifty Gents,
II paid in advance,
1--WE Dollars within the year.
IL not Maid until after the expiration Of the year
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents
will be charged. 49, ..1
resfages are paid, except at the option ofthe pub
fishers.
sTIrAll communications on the business Of the
Office must be postpaid to secure attention.
.G5TO Clubs, of ten or more, the paper will
be furnished at liberal reduction in price,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-26
SEcRETARY'S OFrlcE,
'oLUMBUs. January II, 1853!

NOLUWbUS' VuNuUIy y Nv IUOO'y
] certify, ,ha. The foregoing Law S are cor
recly copied from the original rolls on file
in this Office. WILLIAM TREVlTT, ,.a
Secretary Of STATE.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-26
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of The House OF Reps.
l... GEORGE REX,
President Of the Senate pro Iempore.
March ID, 1853:

To regulate the election, contest Of election,
and the resignation of Justices Of the Pence.
Sec. |. Be il enacted by the General As.
sembly Of the STATE Of Ohio, That when
ever any new township shall be sci off, the
Court Of Common Pleas Of the proper coun
" shall determine on Suitable number Of
Justices Of the Peace for such township, and
the day Of election, and The clerk of the
court shall transmit copy Of the proceed
ings thereof 10 the trustees Of the same,
who shall Immediately give notice 10 the
electors in the manner pointed on, in the
second section Of this act, 10 elect said JUS
,ice so determined on; and should there be
no trustees Of said township, said clerk shall
give notice Of such election by causing nd
ver'iseTen's 10 be set up in three public
places in said township not less than ionnor
more than fifteen days previous torhe cleo.
tion, designating the time and place Of hold.
ing such elecliony al.qti9a "a lGN7f
Sec. g. That whenever vacancy IS
about 10 happen, or shall actually happen,
in The Office Of Justice OF Ihe Peace, 10 any
township in this State, either by death, re.
moyal, absence al any one time for the
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-26

mo- 81 AN ACT .e.is !.
10 regulate the Fees Of Probate Judges. and
10 repeal ihe nineteenth section Of the net
entitled IAN acl defining The jurisdiction,
and regulating the practice of Probate
Cou,,s," passed, February 25, 1859. +.
Sec. J.. Be il enacted BY The General As.
sembly Of The S.ate Of Ohio, that each Pro-
bate Judge in this State shall receive for
services rendered, the fees prescribed in
section TWO Of This act, and no more. aio
Sec. 2. For docke,ing each cause 10 be
charged but oncc, six cents; for enlcring lhe
appearuRce Of the parties, to be charged bu'
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-11-30

"seem to us unique. To say that there is nothing
like them in our literature, is little: we know of
nothing like thom in any literature They unte two
worlds. When they deal with fact, logic, figures,
they arc as clear, solid, business like exposi-
ton by an English Chancellor of the Exchequer
should be- the message of an American President.
Where they deal with passion, sentiment, and i'm
pulsevthey are bold, soaring, and poetical-alive
with fancy, and sparkling with illustratieasxlke the
lyrical effusons of the Eastern lands. Ths blend
ing Of elements constitutes their literary charnl-and
would give them place in literature, they
no: record Of story Of absorbing human interest
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-11-30

EtrEcrs OF FEEDING Cur AND UScrr fxr TO
MILcH CONS. From. Communication made to the
Agricultural Society ofW Worcestcr county, Massachu-
sets, by Mr.. William S. Lincoln, make the fol-
lowing extract. We copy from the New England
Farmer:
"My milking stock consisted Of one cow which
came in the 29th of October. the two trial cows
and the other which calved last April and is expect
ed to cave the lst of next April. Some time be-
fore commencing this experiment. was feeding my
stock-what would be called poor stock-with hay,
with an allowance Of roots. l commenced cutting
this hay for all my stock, young and old, (sxteen
ad)occupying me one and half hours daily. Al
most Simultaneous with feeding the cut-hay was an
increase of milk very perceptib!e ast was MIXED in
the pail. An inquiry was made 81 my wife, who In
pers6n takes sole charge of the day, as to the
of this increase. An evasiNe reply was made. From
day to day the milk increased enough for the subst,
tuition of six quart for four pans, which had been
previously used. L think am within bounds in say
ing that the increase pint daily, per cow,
occasoned, to the best of my knowledge, solely by
the use Of cut hay"
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-11-30

We are glad to hear that L. OBJ. Branch Esq, was
reelected unanimously to the Presidency of the Cas-
ton Road at its late Stockholders and Directors meet
ing. Mr., Branch has talents for the administration
of the of large corporation talents en-
bracng peculiar fitness for its larger interests, while
its details of the mnutest kind do not escape the
scrutiny of his investigation.
We arc also pleased to know that Gen. McRac has
been reelected President of the Wilmington Road.
Both of these gentlemen have many warm friends
and admirers. The public interests entrusted will
never suffer in the hands Of these efficient officers
Portsmouth, Globe
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-11-30
Extract from letter to the Editor, dated !.

Enclosed you will find 81 for your paper Much
has been said with regard to your in the late
campaign, and much will yet have to be said if the
voice of disorganzers and factonists shall receive
the attention of true Democrats l am and ever
have been Democrat and not one of those who are
ready to seize with avidity every tangled thought
on @ 100. as
the time-honorcd principles of the party, and for
letting that man who has the audacity to digress
from those ancient landmarks feel that it is princi-
pie we battle for and not As to your course in
the late campaign you need fear evil There is a
course in the pursuance of which man is above the
reach of disappointed aspirants of faction, and
that is in the maintenance of principle irrespective
of consequences. If you adopted any course at all
you were bound to adopt the one you did, and You
right in SO doing"
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-11-30

4 NORTH CAReLfNA RAIL ROAD On the large con-
straet under vision of Col Joei aic-
fourteensections, or nearly fifteen mi3es-ex-
tending from within the border Of Aamance county,
70 Greensboro -the grading is done with the excep-
ton of about one mile and quarter where tic hands
are now engaged-and some of the sections are
trimmed up ready for reception The total amount
of work on the fifteen miles was estimated hy the
Engineer at $57 10; By the end of nextmonth at
least $50, 900 viii be worked out
The contract OF Cole d Mcbane, from Greensboro
two sections west, can be completed in few weeks.
as soon as the hands are again put on it. 80,
The Six miles contract of Mendenhall & Co., Is
finished, with the exception Of some filing at the
abutments of the bridge over South Buffalo, which
cannot be done until the bridge is completed
Thc contract Of Reich & Co., we learn is finished,
and that of Shelly Field nearly so, with the excep-
ton OF fills at the river where mason work is in pro-
gress. krkham Co., and Wclch &C.,, will be
nearly done by the first of January Irwin & Avery
have finished. There is no doubt of the entire com,
petion Of the grading through this county long be.
fore it will be possible to get the iron to this point
In relation to the work In Alamance, the Hillsbo-
rough Recorder remarks t.that several contractors
on the second division hsye completed their work,
VIZ: Messrs. Trollinger, Mebane, Hurdle and Fau-
cett; that others have theirs nearly Completed that
the remainder pushing their work forward with
proper energy and that the whole of the grading will
doubtless be completed that delay will be occa-
stoned in placing on the superstructure when the
company is ready for it."
West of us through Davidson, Rowan, Cabarrus
and on to Charlotte, We lcarn generally that the
work is in gratifying state of forwardncss but we
hope to hear something particular from the pa
pers along the line west.
The indications at present that the grading will
all be completed in all interior country before
the iron can be got on to it Old Rip may be lazy
old fellow but the grading of our Rail Road shows
that he has some hard-working sons.
Gre0asborough Patriot.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-11-30
MARRIED..

At the residence of w. c. Tucker Esq, Raleigh We'd
nesdsy morning las; at o'clock by The Rev Dr. Lacy
Mr. Thadeus McGee Of Petersburg Miss Sally Tucker
I'VE acknowledge rich slices Of the interchangeable
and take occason to wish the happy pair many
of good fortune and prosperity. ss,s@
In Yadin County, the 18th of November by Samuel
May ESD, John wooen to Miss Sarah c. Haynes s Of
Yadkia. -
Hymsn Hymenl7 all this Nation
Give vent to deafeaipg stxnins;
For Wes Wootcn, s0ySs creation, 81
80. Has married Sarah Haynes.
No doubt their issue al will thrive
Their home be hlcssed with plenty; r<5st
For Wesey'so only Gtvsfrs, ~ * 5sszssSsss
Aad Sally only tFsstE tcpn.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-11-30

AN INFORMANT FACT In the recent New York
election the Hards voted 95, 900; the Sotts 97OOO
added together making 10000. The Shigs voted
15SUO0. y plurality niereiy wtrcn / recoifccted
that the tiards and Softs had both ratified and rcaf
rmcd the Baltimore resolutions it will be that
the vote sustaining the administration carried
jorty of $4,000. \ fact very pregnant of the popu-
Administration was elected; and showing that but
for the miserable squabblcs among the mselvcs, the
New York Democrats would have carried the entire
State ticket Thirty five thousand votes for the ad-
mnstration and by diciding their forces thirty
thousand again2t themselves The result of insane
dsorganizaton. An overwhelming majority defeat
ed by plurality. Portsmouth Globe
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-11-30

NORTH CAROLINA CANDIDATES The Raleigh Stan.
dard, after naming Columbus Mills, Esq., of Ruther-
ford, and Hon. Judge Ellis, of Salisbury, as proni-
nent names for the candidature Of the next Governor
of North Carolina, says:
but we have heard other gentlemen spoken of for
Governor, and we trust We shall be pardoned for
mentioning their names: Asa Biggs, Robert Strange,
Thomas Bragg, W. W. Avery, John f. uoke, VIM,
ii. Thomas. Abram Rencher, George Bowers, Cad.
Jones, Jr. Either of these gentlemen could be tri
umphanty elected; and we have the fullest conf
dence that the Convention will select that one who
will be most acceptable to the party. We know
there is not man among those spoken of for this
high post, who would not instantly sacrifice every
aspiraton-f indeed, any aspirations are indulgcd-
for the good of the common cause"
Of each of. these gentlemen, itmay truly be said,
he would adorn the Office if the people should con-
fer it on him; and they will assurely confer it on
him as the Democratic Convention names him as the
candidate. There is man named, as the Standard
truly intimates who will suffer any aspiration of his
to be obstacle in the way of the success of the
party, and the election of the gentleman who shall
be selected to fill the honourabe post We need not
now refer in detail to the qualifications fitness, an
tecedents, &c, Of the gentlemen enumerated; when
one from among their number some other good
Democrat is chosen to bear the standard through the
next campaign in North Carolina, it will hc found
have no doubt that he is sufficiently known to be
triumphanty elected. Porss4soGtf Globe