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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-02
FOR GOVERNOR:
TH0M As BR ACC,
The Election To.MorrOw.

IT,. neople of this State will vote tomorrow for
o-,rnor members of the Legisla ture, and Sheriffs
w. rublic mind is already made up, and nothing
=, uiobt say now could affect it.
We have endeavored to do our duty in this can
ACC fearlessly, honestly, and with desire to adj
,.nce the best interests of North Carolina. We
hall not complain of the verdict the people may
dor We feel sure that Mr.. Bragg will be elected
II that the Democrats will have majority in both
t-,cbes of the Legislature. Some of our oppo-
,Dts appear to be confident of different result
sn more hours will decide between US.
The thanks of all the Democrats in the State are
,rioeptly due to Mr. Bragg for the ability he has
FspIaved in the canvass, and for the sacrifices he
has made in prosecuting it. The confidence of his
hrov-citizens, a consciousness of duty performed,
end the honor which the Office will bring along with
;mnst constitute his reward. This, it is true, is
,,rard alike lasting and brilliant; but under any
other view of the matter, he will not gain by his
+-umph. The salary of Governor, as all admit, is
Insufficient, and BESIDES he must incur no inconsid-
cable pecuniary loss by renqushing his profession;
ret these considerations ought to endear him still
more, as we have doubt they will, to the great
Marty whose banner, at sunset tomorrow, will float
triumph from the seashore to the mountains.
If any Democrat should see this brief article be-
fore voting let it serve as an appeal to him to exert
himself for the cause. POLL EVERY VOTE. If voters
s:rear to be Indifferent, go to them and urge them
= i'd; if they cannot walk, proOide conreyanceS
5r item, and see that they are on the ground and
ut. A few votes in certain localities may save a
Democratic member of the Assembly; and every
vote thus obtained for Governor, will contribute to
swell tie aggregate and add to the spendor and full
Gtss Of our victory.
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saS We publish to-day synopsis of Mr.. Hunt
Us bill known the graduation bill, which recent
passed the Senate. This bill has yet to pass the
a'uS', and as Congress will adjourn tomorrow, its
Ate is doubtful.
We realize with others, the difficulties that sur
''nd the public land question, and we know how
-PosSOle 1t is to mature any measure which will
nmand the approval of all sections of the country
nave examined this measure with every DISPOSE
sN to bring our mind to an approval of it, seeing
|-S intrinsic difficulties that surround it, as we have
'AFa and the commanding array of Democratic
@aes BY which it was endorsed in the Senate yet
cannot approve it. We do not deem it impor-
II" give our reasons at this time why we cannot
fEroVe it. but we may do so hereafter.
Inc Democratic press of the South is divided
W me subject-the Richmond Enquirer and the
;-'1eSon Mercury being for, and the Richmond
A.Iiner, South Side Democrat and Norfolk Argus
'NuA It, We confess to some surprise at the course
ar friend of the Enquirer in relation to this ques-
We Shall publish in our next the views of some of
- papers, SO that our readers may see for them
ss what is said for and against it.
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y We have been participant in, and an at
tenuve observer of political campaigns in this State
fr ;he las, eleven years, and we have witnessed no
campaign during that period in which the Federal
press was more reckless, or evinced more palpable
Sgns of desperation. Misrepresentation and false
hood have been the stock in trade of such papers as
the Register Star, Observer, Asheville Spectator,
Hlkborough Recorder, and Edenton Wing. The
main point with these journals appears to have been
nNPpress the truth on all occasions, and to get
.oad as many falsehoods against Mr.. Bragg as pos
sble They have made appeals for Gen. Dockery
md against Mr.. Bragg, which, for littleness and
FeuTity, would have been injurious to the reputa-
ton Of respectable schoolboy; they have relied
UPON the prejudices, the credulity of the people,
md the vote of tomorrow will show how egregious-
!they have been mistaken. The people of North
laOina are capable of selfgovernment, and in the
Nurse of few hours from the issue of this paper
n2y will teach these tricksters and demagogues
tis0n which they will not soon forget Let the
voice Of the people be heard, and let demagogues
IND calumniators of better men than themselves
@Eer and quail before it
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ANNEXATION SANDWICH ISLANDS To- THE
UNITED STATES. The San Francisco Evening Jour
nal gives the following important rumor:
A private communication from resident of the
Sandwich Islands conveys the assurance, that the
rough draft Of project, for the annexation of the
Sandwich Islands to the American Union, has been
sanctioned by King Kamehameha and his advisers,
and will go forward to Washington by the next mail
steamer. Our informant did not consider himself at
liberty to disclose amy particulars relating to the
matter but entertans question of the substantial
correctness of the main fact communicated. The
inception of this project is due to the opening of ia
pan ports to American commerce, and the changed
relation of Russia, France, and England in the Pa
Islands are most deeirabe and valuable territory,
for either of the ruling powers in the Pacific and
their acquisition by The American Union is invested
with degree of importance not previously recogni-
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Resignation OF Judge Settle.

We learn that Gov. Reid has notified the Council
of State to meet in this City on Thursday the 18th
of this month, to fill the vacancy the Superior
Court Bench occasioned by the resignation of Hon.
Thomas Settle.
Judge Settle was called to the Bench in 1882. His
service has been long, laborous and most useful.
He has shown himself learned and upright Judge;
and will carry with him into his retirement the sim
cere wishes of all that the evening of his days may
be as calm and happy as his morning and MONDAY
have been fruitful of pure intentions and honorable
and worthy deeds.
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Is THE WAR AT AN END? The Car is reported

Is THE WAR AT AN END? The Gar is reported
to have uttered the following language:
What is henceforth to be relied upon % he is
said to have remarked. I" If the Emperor of Austria
and the King of Prussia fail in their most honorable
and dearest sentiments, Austria employs against me
all the of her traditional skill, she miseads
Prussia, l know, but what ingratitude! The King
fore forgotten all they But for me and my
armies both, one and the other, would have ceased
to reign. 1 alone saved them; but do they think
that all is over, and that they arc in safety? If
only thought of vengeance l should allow their
enemies to have their way, and the thing would be
soon over; they would pay dear for the injury they
seek to do me. The Emperor of Austria announces
to me declaration of war; will not commence it,
but will wait for it; but let him be certain that if
feel inclined to remain in the Principalities,
shall make me leave them Var, real aoar, e0ar on
grand scale has not get commenced; 1T aciH soon
commence, If driren to it an army Of tfUe
hundred Moacsamd will be in march, and then
we shall see"
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- In New Orleans large numbers of citizens
acting upon recent discovery by celebrated
French physician, CDR. Burq0 whereby cholera, it is
said, is prevented by wearing band of sheet cop
per- three inches wide and six inches long, around
the neck, or on the arm as bracelets. Dr. Burg
has, by investigation discovered the fact that all
workers in copper, are always free from cholera
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

TURPENTINE.-In this article we note decline of Is
cs last quo alton for virgin with further sales yester-
day Of z4s bbs at 81 10 for virgin and 50 for yellow Dip
u $50 lbs and this morning of 80 bbls figures
at which the market is firm.
SPIRITS TURPENTLNE-We have no change to note
the price of this artce and the market rules firm with
fair demand at AZ cents. Sales yesterday afternoon
three swal parcels about rs bbls AZ p gallon
No sales this morning, and offering market that
can hear Of
RoSINBut little doingin rosn and market quiet Sale
this morning of 80 bbls Common at 81 O5 p bbf
BACON.lu N. C., cured about 5000 changed hands
this morning at cts for shoulders 10 cs Sides and
IL cts, y ID for hog round. Journal
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LIlEsyuLE. Arson. July q

= Uu1y
Mr.. EDITOR: I see in your paper you speak of the
large vote MIR. Bragg is going to get in some Coun
ties, but you have left Arson out The Democrats
OF Arson will do their duty. say, from thor
ough knowledge of the County, that Mr.. Bragg's
vote will exceed any Democratic vote ever given in
Arson. Respectfully,
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Bragg and VictOrV!

We give in another column extracts from letters
w., ''eu lately, and we might present many more
!, 10Y" II we deemed it necessary. Those we have
- Will suffice to show the enthusiastic spirit per-
III the Democracy of the State. They point
\, ef'ainty to the glorious victory which, with
,t ','ng OF tomorrow's sun, will crown the Demo-
invite attention particularly to the letter from
ID ~ nOe' 1t is from gentleman well posted up
y" unquestionable veracity.
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T. H E NJ A r X e Il S .

"A Il .
RALEIGH MARKET.
REPORTED NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD,
By VIM. c. UPChURCH
AUGUST 1, 1854.
FLoUR-s7 g 81 so.
BACCN-10 to IL cts. per b.
LARII-l213 cts. per 10.
BUTTEk-I3to ~ cts. per b.
EGGS-l5 cts per dozen.
CHiCkENS-l214 TO 10 cts.
CORN-S4 % to 81 SO per barrel
MEALS 90 per barrel.
FODDER-S1 40 per zoo lbs.
OATS-S0 to 80 cts. per 100 lbs, shenf
." 50 cts. per bushel.
STOCK PEAS-Red ~ cts. per bushel.
D." White 81 %
FRESH PORK-sc. O. sets. per ID.
BEEF-5 cts. per ID. on foot.
COTTON-s51 cts. per Id.
NORFOLK MARKET
REPORTED FOR THE " NoRTH-CARoLINA STANDARD
By A. N. MPHEETERS d. Co.,
Wholesale Grocers, F1roardng d. Gmm Ne,chants
No. 6 ROANOKE SQUARE.
JULY 20, 1854
FLOUR still very slowly and is much enquired
for We quote s. r. ss14 @ ss39; Extra ss14 q sl0;
CORN arriving freely-sales of white in guam
titles at 15c
PEAS demand at sl1s q s14 for B. E. and Black
other kinds much enquired for
NAVAL STORES-Tar sells readily at SSA @ $3S
Common Rosrn sl4 "a SIS; Fine dull without sales
Spirs TurPentne dull small retail sales at 50c quota.
tlons from n. Y, 45c.; Suft Turpentine dull at So.
STAVES-Pipe much enquired for, in market ".
O. hhd s44 R. .. hid 3S5 Q $36 last sales heading sS5.
Western sides ~ q Sc; shoulders ga Qg &c.
Nothing to say of Groceries, they remain at nominal
GUANo-Plentv.
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BRAGG AND VICTORY.
Correspondence ofthe North-caroliaa STANDARD

JACKSON, Northampton, July 25
Mr.. HOLDEN: Send me large quantity of Bragg
tickets by next Mail, wish to have them well
distributed on the day of election. Mr.. Bragg will
get a large majority in this County. l never knew
Wings ale making desperate and dying effort. We
will send you from old northampton Senator, two
Commoners, and q Governor. G.
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New YoBk, July %. There have been four deaths
by cholera at the Franklin and the MotStreet
Hospital since yesterday. Twenty -four are
remaining, and four discharged.
Dispatches from Buffalo and Albany state that
the cholera continues to rage in both places.
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J. The weather. at the time of this present writ
f.b "O'' Now and then we have cool breeze,
sks.. an agreeable relief We advise every body
D. ns r 'ooi tomorrow. Vote for BRAGG and the
tss,m "'S' being assured that the cause will sue
hen -! heather the little Wing storm that has
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GERMANroN. Stokes, Ju

GERMANToN, Stokes, July 10
Mr.. HOLDEN Democracy is wide awake here, and
and we expect to drive the Feds from their last
stronghold distribution. The last great struggle
by the Wing party is at hand. Did l say Wing
party? 1t has fallen asunder, and is a faction
from which is sprnging the Know Nothngs and all
sorts of isms. Listen for thunder the Sd of
next month j.
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On m otion of Capt. j. NJ S. Rogers it was.
ReOLged That the proceedings of this meeting be pub
ished in the Souhide Democrat and Raleigh Standard
and that the Petersburg 1ntelgencer be requested to
copy the same.
Capt. Rogers also moved that collection be taken up
defay the which have been be
in publishing the proceedings of the former and present
meeting.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN T. BRANCH, President.
THos. J. GARNER Secretary.
July oath, 1854. lO33-1t
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
,Inlv so

July g.
COTTON market, change-principal sales at cents
better supply of CORN in the past week. prices sse
something ower-sales from wagons 81 40to 81 so.
FLOUR-prices lower-sales at 81 81 IS for
sales from wheat little above this price
demand good.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE 81 to SO cts, y gallon,
RAW do. 90 Is to 81 65 per bbl.
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A gentleman asked a little boy in London, "what
occupation does your father pursue for iving2" He
replied with great simpl city-"he is dreadful acct
dent maker for the newspapersP'
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VOTE OF NOR III CAROLINA.

o Perea lands h the
P
yrn,d
o mtr separately
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ssp !, "e learn that the prospects of fine corn
Gadv ~ sAselient. The prices of breadstufs have
~ relr s'''neo somewhat, but our farming friends
&r upon 1t that they will be we'll paid for their
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MARRIED..
On Tuesday, the 18th ns at the Chapel of the Theoo
gical Seminary (Va by the Rev. Dr. Sparrow, Rev. r.
Gryson Dashiell of the diocese of Virginia, Wiihelm
na daughter of the officiating clergyman.
DIED,
In Lenor county, on the 2sd inst, Mr.. Henry H. Hi
aged 20 years.
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EDENToN, Chowan, July 26.

Mr.. HOLDEN: Perhaps it would crafty you to
know something of g the signs of the times in
ference to the approaching election the undersign
ed takes 1T upon himself therefore, to contribute to
the general stock such information as he is in pos
session of in regard to Chowan County.
AS to the prospects of the two candidates for Go
vernon, it is beyond doubt that Bragg will carry
the County by handsome majority it may be
small Independently, but it will be large relatively
considered. when recoect the County has not
for many years given Democratic majority in a
guburnatorial election. The town of Edenton has
become quite famous in this canvass by reason of
the certificates which have emanated from it. and
the disputes which have grown out of them. OF the
merits of the certificates your correspondent will say
nothing he will not say he knoacs either to be the
only true one. But fairness lmpelS him to correct
the statement CLOSELY connected with this matter)
made in some Of the Wing papers, that Mr.. Braggs
claims advocated in the Albemare country the
ground of his hostility to internal Improvements"
w hat may be the in other Counties the writer
is unable to say but in reference to Chowan, in
charity, we must say, it is mistake. The writer is
we'll acquainted with all the prominent Democrats of
the County, including their present able candidate
for the Commons and ne has yet to the first
who does not consider Mr.. Bragg in favor of Internal
Improvements, far and the full extent that the
and of the State will prudently and
wisely allow. This reasonable and fair position
commends him to the citizens of this County, and
not alleged, any representation that he Is oppoS
ed to Internal Improvements.
The contest between the parties in relation to the
election of representative in the Commons of the
next Legislature is waxing very warm and exciting.
The Democrats, headed by their efficient leader, j.
{. Badham, Esq, and the Conventionists led on by
Col R. L. Paine each making tremendous exer-
ons to political triumph for their princ pies.
Though the struggle will be hard, think the indi-
cations very convincing that the Wings will sustain
a Puine-ful defeat, and the Democrats achieve
Bragg worthy victory better spirit ami
mated the Democracy, and you may expect vote
that would otherwise surprise you. CHOWAN.
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RICHMOND Co., july %.

KICHMoND CO., July 70.
Mr.. HOLDEN You will obige the Democrats of
Richmond by sending Bragg tickets They
viii be found On the 81! of August, sustaining their
gallant Standard bearer, Bragg Gen. Dockery,
believe, will not get single Democratic vote in Rich
nond. We cannot do much in this County, for
vote is small, but will do all can to assist in
making up the six thousand Bragg majority. L.
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AsHEyILLE, july 9

ASHENILLE, July Il.
DEAR SIR: Messrs. Bragg and Dockery spoke here
to-day to very large crowd-the largest, in fact,
racy, with many Southern Rights Republicans,
well satisfied with the days work. Bragg is whole
team and fully sustained the great reputation which
had preceded him. l wonder how such man has
been so long overlooked l regard him of the
best speakers ever listened to. But what shall
say of Dockery? His Wing friends, many of them
to my personal knowledge, regard him as the weak
est ever put forth for Governor of North Caro-
out an effort. Dockcry boosted that he brought
up at the plough handles, and was an uncultivated
man, which apparent enough.
My opinion is that Bragg will get larger vote in
any Democrat. So look out for real Bragg grape"
Judging from the signs, Coleman will beat W ood-
fin for the Senate; and Reynolds Clingman South
ern Rights Republican, will beat Vance, Fed. in
Buncombe. A.
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DRICK FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
ED for sale three hundred thousand brick at his kilr
near Raleigh
J. ". B. WATSON
July ~, 1884. fat.
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LOWELL, MASS.
Price Is Cents per Box. Five Boxes for 81.
SOLD BY
Williams d H7'ywoOd, and p. r. Pescatd, Iouzcigh,
4. O. Bradley, Wilmington. and By DruggistG
generally.
Raleigh, August l, 1854. l033-wlv
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ply of slaves forms an indispensable element Of
the prosperity which Cuba enjoys. The pres
:snt refusal oE5hss Spanish gasernnzenEte CONF
ply win THE teqfahsbs Of our Bpyerhmapt thai
they would IgiM eject ~ their ~ en-
gngenNHts willis, whid& haFe hitks4 been
eEaded by declslihg the fiS which ey aye
h 81! l .s| en-, do sSr Az ioS
e,sces opposed 10 British policy on fhis head,
and scould lead to the inference that ii s0ostld
be better either to abandon IL altogether, and
thereby sdve the expense II details on us, or to
adopt more efficient and adequate means Of giO-
ing effect tot.
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inc Cab,a.nL slsYe Tr.de.- /. .
Correspondence Of the London Tim.

.a correspondence OF the London Tmes.bgc.
Madrid, Nov. 81 am informed that the
Spanish government have returned negative
answer 70 Lord Howden's demand that they
would declare the slave trade TO be piracy, and
that the reason alledged for their refusal to do
so IS the impossi6iliiy they feel Of doing any
thing 70 .ddd to ho discomfort aohich crisis y,
Cwbo, a declaration which ID considered tan
tamount TO saying that the slave trade must
continue, because Che Cuban -propfietors, re-
quire is continuance, which, have heardAinl
fact roundly stated. The truth IL, that no rnea-
sure short Of declaring that traffic piracy, and
treating it as such, will put stop TO il !. and
the interests concerned in its continuance are
very little affected by all that its opponents can
do short Of that The only effect Of the cofifis-
cation Of slave traders and their cargoes blythe
mixed commissions is, TO raise the price Of
slaves In the Cuban market; and Consequently
70 make the ventures more profitable for the
parties who succeed in evadine our cruisers.
it.is,a mere case Of smuggling, and where
iarge profits are to be made The demand win
always meet corresponding supply. ~ ~
The case would be very different were can.
tain, who had made one or two successfI rur.r
liable to be taken and hanged At the vard:art,
asa pirate on the third. have henrd h stated
that the mortality of slaves in Cuba r. "a ereat
that in ten years the whole would be swept t,Ff
were their numbers not replenished BY constant
supplies, and that 10 facfrthe continuous sup.
u L.
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They were repulsed and driven back TO the town
in less than half an hour. The allies suffer
from want of water and fHel. It's talse that
dismissaIs have taken place among the officers
Of the French corps of engineers! A 81
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