Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-25
SUPREME COURT.


Maine.
SUPREME COURT.
THURSDAY, Jan. 10Th. The State as Harris, from
Person, argued by the Attorney General for the
State and Miller for the defendant
Brooks IS. King, from Forsythe, argued by Miller
and Morehead for plaintiff and j. H. Bryan for de-
PENDANT.
FRIDAY, Jan. 90 Nissen rs Tucker, from For
sythe, submitted by Miller for defendant
Bayley rs. Kepey, from Davidson argued by Mil
Ter and Lanier for plaintiff and Bryan for defendant
The State Cone, from Johnston argued by Ev-
ans and Miller for defendant and the Attorney Gen
eral for the State.
The State eS McNair from Edgccombe argued by
Attorney General for State and Moore for defendant
The State Is. Lyman and AUSTIN from Edge
combe, argued by Attorney General for the State,
and Moore for defendant
SATURDAY, January 21. Wright rs Bowden, in
equity, from Duplin, argued by C. c. Wright for
plaintiff.
Mailing Burroughs, in equity, from Martin, ar
gucd by Donnc for plaintiff and Bggs for defendant
Thgpcn rs Pitt, in equity from Pitt, argued by
Biggs for plaintiff and Moore for defendant.
Poole rs, Scarborough, in equity from Wake ar
gued by Moore for plaintiff and Miller for defendant
MONDAY, January %. Arlington Yarbrough,
in equity, from Franklin argued by Moore for plain
tiff and Lanier Winston and Miller for defendant.
s5g- Certain Wing leaders, it is rulnorcd, held
private meeting few nights since in the Supreme
Court room in this City. to make arrangements for
the approaching campaign. The old "Rolly Click"
is neither dead nor asleep. As Mr. Webster said of
the doctrine of the divine right" of Kings, it has
felt, even in its grave returning sensation of re-
Governor It is rumored, is to be either Mr. Barnes,
Mr.. George Davis, Mr.. Osborne, Mr.. F. G. Readc,
Mr.. Barrngcr, or Mr.. (GencraD Alfred Dockcry BY
the way, how does it happen that the Hon. R. S
Donncll-whon pleased to in the City in
attendance the Supreme Courts not referred to
by the leaders about here the probable nominee9
Is the telling az work against his section of the
State, which, under Mr.. Rayner's lead defeated Ed
ward Stanly whcr Gov Manly nominated?
Mr.. Donncll is able lawyer and'a gentleman
lie has served in Congress, and is popular in his
section; and yet, so far gather the feeling
of the Wing leaders here ii seems to be clear that
they are not favorable to his nomination. This is
of course, no particular concern of ours dislike
Mr. Donnelrs politics much those of other
Wings, and do not even assume that he would be
gratiicd to have the nomination; but this shall not
prevent from calling attention to his claims upon
his party and the neglect With which it is apparent
his section is to be treated.
Marcus ERWIN, ESQ This gentleman, VIC are
grtied to learn took occasion in the late Buncombe
Democratic meeting, to renouncc the heresies of
Federalism and to declare that his stand would be
henccforth under the broad and national folds of
the Democratic flag We concur heartily with
Ashevllc Correspondent iii the nigh compliment he
pays him. There are hundreds of independent and
patriotic men in the Mountain District, who, with
Mr. Erwin will be found repudiating, again and again
at the polls, the measures and the men of the
called Wing but really Federal party. We shall be
proud to cooperate with them in all movements hay
ing for their object the defence of Southern rights
md the promotion of the prosperity and welfare of
our beloved State.
rEy7 We invite attention to the letter of
l.: Lief