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GJe The Standard sppesr. 10 think h sOme~b.t ss.
isotdnary ba, dc iii.bofoush Recorder printed some
ihily.hse miles awsy, sems 10 know that The candles
IN The courthouse had nearly gone ooi when Mr. Baneh
concluded bic address II that city and Ell would have been
darkness. bad Know Nothing. taken the pree,uion
e furnish candles and keep up the the light Thi.de
nied " The STANDARD but. though aihny.fv miles !.
way We think our means Of s.censinns The fac, ara
quIs good ho-s u The sisndard And LesIs. arc
MOI sustained By The eireumasnce. Of the case Il,
appears that Mr. Branch addressed The people until near
lwsseOelOek, and Me- Miller until hsfpss three In IL.
morning. wIhe Standard presume 10 cay that on. 90,
q candles lasted The whoie oflhai insi Notwihasnd.
Ing ihs denial hestaBdsrd We believe 10
Be- ue, but We do not care 10 pres s matter farther. The
vi. 81 HE Standard. which follows Ii denial !. TOO or
iehsdio Be observed BY common opes and 10 our View,
worthy 70 BE- preserved only 10 The cat sh OIL Which !,
% highly srtos
The Standard notwithstanding h, efforts 10 sp.r.s
The ehsneier d The Know No,bhss bscsose ,h,y hold
their meeting Il night sdmis that The wsLe Dsnocfs.
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The North Carolina Administration pa.
pers are beginning to carry on the same mode
of warfare against the Know Nathinrs IN
that State. which was adopted in Virginia.
In the last issue of the Raleigh Standard the
editor states that after Mr.. Reid, the Ameri.
can candidate tor Congress IN the Whining.
ton District, had addressed tile people 81
Fayetteville, a large number withdrew from
the order; and adds that similar result al.
tended Mr. Miller's effort III Norfolk. Ol
the effect Of Mr.. Reeds speech We know no
thing, but have no doubt the statement con-
tains about as much truth az is contained IN
the alIusion TO the speech II Mr.. Miller here,
which is untrue. SIr. Millcr's speech was
the first public exposition of tie principles
and objects Of the order in this CITY. and the
editor u tie Standard may form an idea II
how many withdrew, by referring 70 the vote
at the last election, when the American can.
didates received majority II -four hundred,
which IS the largest majority ever given 10
this city against tie miscallcd Democratic
party. Norfolk Beacon.
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About one clock his morning. after re-
fqsing Ii adopt tie minority report, which
proposed 70 restore the Missouri Compromise,
the Convention adjourned amid great confu-
sion and expressions Of deep Indignation.
When the Convention re.sssembed at
o'clock ffty-three delegates seeded, VIZ /;
Eight from 0hiOysix from Indiana; two from
Michigan; four from Illinois; seven from
Massachusetts, three fran New Hampshire /;
FIVE from Vermont; seven from Maine two
from Iowa; three from Rhode Island three
from Connecticut; and three from Wiseoa.
sin.
These delegates subsequently, met AZ the
Girsrd House, when J. W Poster. 81 Massa-
,hasetts, presented an address 70 the people
nl he United States, which was adopted AMI
signed By al tie seeding members. This
address says that the seseders feel eonstaiu-
Ell, under Ire prescni state u Affairs, % affirm
the following principles:
10 InE PEorlr ~ TnE usITfp STATES
The pndeis Raej. cifzens Of he various Safe.
assembled al Philadelphia on he fourteenth
~ 81 Jnne 1856. EEL constrained. under IT,
ssi.nng sisls q s6sifs, 10 Affirm lie following
p,incigles:
~. Tie unrnnininnal restoration II iilsI
iime.hoa red compromise kaoNn as the Mis-
sour ptDhiolinn, winch was destroyed IN nlier
dsUgad of ne poPuls, villa Nrong 10 lap.e
q iine can palate and no plea fot ~ conliau.
sate esa jusiify sni tlal We will use 81 ronsti.
tniionsl means 70 nsffsin The positive guaranty
q ilIis eompsfi. Unil ihs object far which i
was tbsetrd has been cnnsgmmsled IN he 81.
mission II Kansas and Nsbfssks ss free Slsies.
~. Thsi Tie rights 81 settlers IN Tsfriiofie,
% ~ rec snI ngJlsigfbtJ exercise 81 tie tlse.
live u.pshi.s guaranteed 70 ihrm By the laws
under ahitltihey sfe ofganize5 should BE prompt
" pntseitd ~ he NsuoHsi Executive. ulieT.
ever siols'sl o. ih'esiened. and Ihst We cannot
cansisis1ly 81 wilh lilose Who vii not aid %
N ibs correction q ihpss National wrongs, and
ulli not trn pftn.s Tier decentralization snd
f1li discussion.
81. We lBfihsf ,lsrlsie or continued and
unsiefsbie determination n use all hnnotsble
tIan. u srtaft soch amb5iiisaion II re ns;p.
fal,Eahan lass, aided Is su,h an elevation Of
public ,tniimt6I, - slsll pfttffs lie true lnis.
rests 81 t's si,nn. md sIlsil guaranty lie three
vital pfinaipifs ( 3 Rtpahliean t;nyefnmeni---
spiritual |,ttfoa, re- Bitls snd frtt istsos,
thsfeby pinmalns hs great work u American.
lang Amstiea.
IN That vt iat6ke ~ arm n lfgislstins 10
susst that gfpNing es8. tie dspon. BY foieign
s1hanliss ui psuprt. and ronsirts q hHf ,liores:
sftl Inst. :. oar National Constitution W1unss
she Chisl Efsfs'i,e II ouf country 70 Be II ~.
I've htfih, We deem i squslly neesssafy and
important ihal nuf diplomatic representatives,
shfcaJ should slso paisstss no foreign pfsinji.
&c v biAs htif Judgment Or 10 influence their
Official scion.
leghsd b dflsgiifs ron ohio. insiirs, Michigan,
liin0is Hssssshut,i. Sc u.4sslsss yssssas,
Morse fsvs. Hkss, i,i.as cssa,,,iso. ~ v'i,ss,,
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sie--iwelve States. comprehsnaing al New England
and oil the Free States in the wesil

June Is.
We have no further exciting reports to
chronicle respecting the proceedings of this
body. The secession ot the Delegate from
the Northern and Western States appears
to have produced harmony in its delibera-
tons. If rumor may be credited. the Com
yention, since its disruption. has been prin-
cipaly occupied in efforts to liberaIize its
ritual. A proposition to admit American
Catholics to membership was rejected. it is
said, by large majority.
The Majority Report on the slavery ques.
ton was adopted BY the following vote:
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The correspondent OF The New York Tri.
bune, writing from Philadelphia. and giving an
account Of the proceedings Of the National
Council Of The American party, now in session
IN that city. says:
Whatever its name, whatever us pretended
objects, The real purpose 81 those who control
its machinery and direc. It's ends is TO make il
an efficient ally Of slavery, as they call il here,
10 save the Union r.
Yet The STANDARD as loudly and Justify pro-
claims that tie American Party is abolition in
lis purposes. Let The people mark The fraud
which is attempted to be praclsed upon them
BY Greedy. Weed. Holden e. Co., who have
formed fnsion alliance" TO put down the
American Parry Register.
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B,irHt--Wc regret 10 learn that the dwelling
house Of Mr. Burrhus Paul Of this county. soms five
miles west Of Hlsborough, was consumed IS fire on
Sunday morning last. Only portion Of the furni.
ture was saved. The circumstances connected with
the fire leave but little room 70 doub, Tia, il was the
work Of an inccndisry,
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FnLIDrsTEks cHreKED.--A despatch wa,
received in Washington On the l2th nstants
announcing the seizure by revenue cutter
at Mobile. Of Barque OF the coast Of Fiori.
da, loaded with arms and ammunition. She
was only awaiting live freight, and is sup.
posed to be vessel chartered by Col. Kin,
neg,
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THE KNOW NOTHING NATIONAL conf
VEyTIoN.

This BODY, which met at Philadelphia on
Tuesday last, is Still in session, but we have
sery little definite information concerning
its proceedings. Three or four days appear
10 have been consumed in settling prelimi-
nary matters, SO that the organization was
MT perfected till Friday. on which day the
following officers were elected, viz:
e. b. Bartlett, Of Kentucky, President.
c. D. freeman, Of Pennsylvania. Vice Pre-
sidcnt.
CD. Deshler. Of New Jersey. corespon-
ding Secretary.
- stephens, Of Mississippi, Record
ing Secretary.
Henry Crane, Of Ohio, Treasurer.
Rev. Henry W. Ragg. OF Massachusetts,.
Chaplain.
For President there we're six ballots. On
Che FIRST the number Of votes cast was l46,
divided as follows
James w. Barker, Of n. Y. received Sc
James B. Rieaud. of Maryland, 10
Anthony Colby, of New Hampshire, IS
Henry ]. Gardner, Of Massachusetts,, 50
j. E. B. Bartlett, of Kentucky, il
w. w. Eisenhower. Of Illinois, 2
Un Inc tllru Dail0t UardneT hau ~ anu Oh
the fourth Ss. On the sixth ballot his friends
united with those Of Z. B. Bartlett, Of Ken
lucky, giving the latter "a votes, and elect
ing him. Barker had 80 on the last ballot
and Gardner 2.
A committee consisting Of thirty delegates,
one being selected from each State and Ter
ritory represented, was appointed to under
take the difficult task Of forming national
platform. The names of this committee are
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MAe1rLEy's HrsrOrT or EsoLasD.-Eng.
lish papers state that two more volumes ofthi
popular uoIk are noe ieadv fuf tie press.
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as follows, VIZ:
r. H. Cone, Georgia, Thomas A. Ford, Chic,
A. +. Hopkins, Alabama Albert Pike, Arkansas.
r. R. Gamble, Missouri, J. :. Williams, Kentucky,
Thos. Randall Florida. Thomas J. Lyons, n. Y.
v. Ellis. Washington, D. c. d. Z. Wood, Wisconsin,
W. F. Johnston Penn. ND. Sperry, Connecticut
A. Colby, New Hampshire, J. H. Haughton, N. C.
]. Cunningham, y G. Schuyler Colfax Indiana,
}. L. E.McCal, Texas, ]. w. Foster, Mass.
J. H. Barrett, Vermont, Neil s. Blown, Tenn.
w. NJ. Burwell, Virginia, A. II. Roby, Mississippi,
w. j. Phelps, Illinois, ]. B. Ricaud, Maryland,
c. D. Deshler, n, Jersey, r. B. Clement, Delaware
G. N. Hitchcock. Cal J. Cogshell, Michigan.
A. Green, Rhode Island, J. H. sayward, Maine.
This committee were industriously engsg-
ed with the important duties assigned them
until abort noon Of yesterday, when they APP
peared in the Convention with partial re-
port, which gave rise to long and exciting
discussion.
Ii is believed that the portion Of the plat
form reported relates to the subject Of slave
~. The resolutions proposed touching this
delicate question, il is said, acquiesce ia the
late legislation Of Congress respecting the
new Territories, aud advocate the popular
sovereignty" principle in the future settle
ment Of Territories.
No session Of the Convention was held last
night, that the time might be devoted 10 eau.
cussing.
Rumor assigns to the Convention two hun
dred and twenty four members. being seven
from each Of the States, aud the SAME NUN.
Der IRON the District Of Columbia; but the
yotrs for officers shuw that there are not So
many present. II is further said that each
State and the Territory represented has an
equal voice in tie proceedings Of the COn,eR.
ton.
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from those Of President pro TEN. OF Tie Senate
and Speaker Of the House. Were the trainers
Of the Constitution unjust. llibersl and bigoted
|in ali ihisl In 1850 the Legislature Of vir-
ginia passed resolution in favor Of amending
the Federal Constitution so as TO exculle persons
Of foreign birth from the Senate and House Of
Representatives, and also from judicial and exec
cutlve offices Ye. they were "simon pure"
Democrats--ihe very identical men who passed
The celebrated resolution Of '9S and 90! Were
they making war upon the genius Of our insl-
lulionsl' Mr.. Wise, (whose election has been
shouted Justify over both by Southern seces.
sionists and Northern abolilonists) voted few
years since in the Virginia Convention 10 incor.
poraie the article into the Constitution Of that
State which excludes citizens Of foreign birth
from the Office Of Governor. Yet he was mar
vellonsly proper man 10 be run by The anli-Am
riran Party! Beautiful consistency, indeed for
these men 10 be denouncng The American Par
~ for following the example they have Sc,
them! But, after all the true issue is, {" shall we
have Americans or Foreigners TO govern us, Is
our country % be denatonsIized and lis distinct
American character merged in the muddy pool
Of foreignsm T. Upon these issues depend
every Thing which we hold dear, and il is for
The people 10 say whether they are ready and
willing 10 surrender the political power e The
county inlo The hands Of foreigners! We wish
we could follow and do justice 10 The remarks
Of Mr.. NJ. on this subject.
We must defer further comment, however, IN
I'll another day. 10 the meantime we wouId say
10 the American Party. in every section of the
State, have discussion-open, bold, fearless dis
cussion, lei the documents be circulated,
and your cause must triumph
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ARE YOU STCK2
IF You are, don't take Quack Medicines,

II but use those prepared by a regular physician.
DR.. ROSES celebrated Family Medicines are the
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and thousands Of patients remedy for each disease
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s.ssfra DIR. L. B. WRIGHT'S
VEGETABLE
LIQUID CATH AR TIC /,
Pleasant Family Physic.


A N ENTIRELY VEGETABLE preparation, ploa-
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HAS NO EQUAL IN THE WORLD. ,sl
have used It constantly IN my practice for upwards
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49, q, .,,,s;n,r ne,.nration In short every
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IL. IL. IL.
lOsE,s RENOWNED REMEDIES.

* ROSES RENOWNED REMEDIES.
IyORathe radical Cure of Coughs, Colds,
- Consumption, Group, Whoeping Cough, 40
Avoid all quackery, and take medicines prepared by
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n, When you see a medicine pulled to cure Coughs
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