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DE QUINCEY,S WRITINGS.


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WHITE sLAyERYIN THE BARBARx STATES
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THE AMERICAN SLAVE CODE, ~ THEORY

TIL u AMERICAN SLAVE CODE, IN THEORY
AND PRACTICE
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ORANGE COUNTY.

The Democrats of Orange have nominated for the
Senate Cadwallader Jones, Jr. Esq, and for the
Commons Capt John F. Lyon and A. Sidney Jones,
Esq. A moro acceptable ticket could not in all
probability, have been presented.
The Federalists of Orange have nominated Hon.
William A. Graham for the Senate, and Samuel F.
Phillips and Josiah Turner, Esquires, for the Com
mons The contest must be close one, and our
friends there must put forth all their efforts if they
would make sure of their whole ticket But the
Democrats of Orange used to hard fighting and
close contests, and feel confident that none of
them will be wanting the day of battle.
Mr.. Graham, it is thought, is looking to the Uni
ted States Senate and the State Senate is to be used
as steppng-stone thereto He is the gentleman who
deserted his friend Willard Fillmore, and took a
chance for the Vice Presidency on the Scott-Seward
ticket. He abandoned the man who had promoted
and honored him, and left him to be slaughtered by
his enemies, he cleaving to those very enemies and
joining them under the promise of still higher hon.
ors! A who is not true to his friend will not
prove true to the people, and ought not to be again
trusted by them.
As a matter of course, presume Mr.. Graham
is opposed to Free Suffrage The Federalists, we
know, are to a opposed to this great right and
Mr. G. is chief among them-Gen. Dockery always
excepted.
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W Mr.. Bragg requests US to say to his numer-
GUS friends throughout the State, from whom he is
receiving letters that he would be pleased to reply
to them ALL but that if he should not be able to do
so-as he fears he will not-he hopes to be excused
His labors very heavy, and we know his friends
will take the will for the deed. He also desires US
to saw especially to those Eastern friends who have
requested him address the people in their respec
tive localities that it would afford him pleasure to
do so but that it is deemed best that he should
continue with Gen. Dockery and follow him to the
Western Counties. 4.
We trust that Mr. Braggs friends, wherever he is
misrepresented by INSCRIPTIONS Wing partizans on
the question of internal improvements will take the
trouble to vndicate and set him right He is to be
judged by what he says in debate, and by his late
letter on the subject to Col. Samuel j. Person.
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STIRLING FACTS.

| STRIKING FACTS
/ OF the seyenty-four Wings in the House of Rep
resentatves only fourteen voted for the Nebraska
bill; and Wing from the free States voted for it.
Ninety-nine Democrats voted for the bill, forty
four Of sohom were from the free States. 8 a.sz
Judge Douglas, one of the leading Democrats of
the Republic introduced the BILL and defended it to
its final triumph, amid obloquy, and misrepresenta-
ton, and calumny such has had to en-
counter since the days of Andrew jackson and the
Administration of Gen. Pierce was for it actively
and by all the influence it could justly exert from
the moment of its introduction
Which is the national party?
Is there any Wing party at all? What is it but
faction, cut up, sundcred, and existing in different
localities only by panderng to isns and attempting
to deceive the masses9 And how dare any Southern
Whig after this exhibit on the part of Northern
Whiggery, raise his voice among saveholding
people for continued union between the party North
and South? That Southern Wing who is willing to
go into National Convention with a set of men in
the free States who would cast vote for
the Nebraska bill, and who would humble himself
to record the commands and do them of Greedy, and
Seward, and the like, is false to his native SOIL and
should be alike utterly and universally scorned and
despised
If the Democratic party of the free States had
shown the same hatred for the Constitutional rights
of the slaveholding States which has been shown
on this occasion by the Wing party there, we would
have cut loose from all association with them, and
would have held them as enemies never again to be
trusted by the Southern people.
The above facts the Raleigh Register and other
Wing prints carefully concealing from their
ders. They do not even award common justice to
Messrs. Badger and Kerr, who voted for the bill
Their object no doubt is to prepare the Wing mind
to support Seward for the Presidency in 1856.