Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-06-13
COME OUT FROM AMONG THEM,

We publish the following, from citizen of Ala .
nance county, showing that he has come out from
among the Know Nothings and taken his stand
again in the Democratic ranks. We hope soon to
record the names of many more of the same sort.
Come out from among them, ye Democrats, "that
ye be not partakers of their sins!" Our paper is
open to you, and your party friends will be glad to
see you again treading the paths of independence in
the open day. Come back !-you have been de-
ceived. No unlawful, anti. C constitutional oath can
bind you to stay where you are, and do wrong.
GRAHAM, June 4th, 1856.
EDITORS STANDARD Enclosed you will find two
dollars, for which send me the weekly Standard to
Big Falls Alamance county N. G.
/ Joined the Know Nothings some time in Decem-
Der last 1 was induced to do this from representa-
tons of those in whom had confidence, who as
sured me that it was not Whig nor Democratic
measure, but entirely a national party. Inow be-
leve it to be anything but national party. have
now withdrawn, and would earnestly a0vise all to
go and do likewise, and Ihope the Democratic party
will receive an erring brother back into the fold
again.
You can publish this if you choose.
Know NOTHING PEDDLERs.-There are persons in
this State, from the Northern States, going about
from point to point selling dirty and lying books,
calculated to stir up religious strife and to m Ike the
followers of the Lord Jesus Christ hate and
vile one another; and also engaged, in by-places,
swamps, private rooms, culverts and dark alleys in
organizing Know Nothing lodges. We are always
glad to see in our midst honorable and high minded
persons from the -slaveholding States; would
we say any thing Of character to prejudice or in
jure either those of the stamp referred to- those
true men, born North of Mason's and Dixon's line,
who permanently located among US. We do
not ask Northern men who visit the State on bust.
ness or pleasure, to commend the institution of
slavery, or even to approve it-all ask of them
is, if they do not approve it, to be silent. We are
satisfied with the institution. and regard of
the most valuable which we possess But we warn
our people to be on their guard against abolition
Yankees, who come here to gather up money for
trashy books and for Know Nothing services, and
then return to their homes to misrepresent and
lign us, and to vote to crcumscrbe slavery and de-
grade and destroy these Southern slavehodng States
Mark them and if they dare to utter their abolition
sentiments, make them leave in double quick time
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-We understand that
he two houses and lots in this City, of the Rev.
B. T. Blake, sold at public auction few days since
at the following prices, to wit the house and lot
lately occupied by that gentleman at $3 3497 So and
the one Immediately west of him, 1920. Kimbrough
Jones' Esq. bid off the latter, and Mr.. Fabus Hutch
ins bid off the former.
The late residence ofDr. Josiah O. Watson, ne ar
this City, together with some nineteen acres of
ground attached, has been purchased by Mr. Sheriff
High at $4,000.
Former prices of real estate, Judging by these
a1oa dor ot ia hof fi11lv vc,rata mad