Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-26


tainment of the concourse of people who are coming
and must not be disappointed. What these arrange
ments should be, leave to others to suggest l
will subscribe towards erecting shell ola Hotel on
the Fair Grounds. If others will do so according
to their ability, it can be completed in time for the
Fair Yours truly,
A CITIZEN.
eagr The Grcensborough Patriot-printed in
slaveholdng community-speaks of the " strife-cre
atng, uncaed-for Nebraska-Kansas " act. This
act opened the common territories of the Union,
north of the Missouri lne to the shareholders of the
South and this act-and to this fact call the
pecial attention of the Patrot-was copied by Judge
Douglas, word for word from the acts, composing
part of the compromise" of 1850, organizing the
Territories of Utah and New Mexico. The Patriot
advocated that compromise in all its parts, and
characterized those Southern men who used to do
the same, secessionsts disunionsts and traitors
it repuoiates of the features of that "com-
promise and pronounces it "uncalled- for" and
"strife- The Patriot thus echoes family
it is true but faithfully the declaration of Mr. Rayn
that the abrogation of the Missouri line "an
outrage and it also responds family it is true, but
faithfully, to the bitter denunciatons heaped by its
brother Know Nothings of the free States those
sterling Democrats in that region who voted for the
KansAs-Nebraska act. The Patriot cannot oppose
and denounce an act which abrogated unjust
geographical line and opened the common Terrific
ries to of its own section, and at the same time
be true to the Constitutional rights of the South
and just often and long that paper shall pur
sue this course, just so often and so long will
mind it of the fact. As in marked contrast with
the course of the Patriot this subject, invite
attention to the Resolutions in paper to-day
passed by the Democrats of Philadelphia. Read,
and for yourselves the difference between Gull.
ford, North-Carona Wing Know Nothing paper,
and Democrats, non-sLareholders, of the State of
Pennsylvania!
Something must be done, and that speedily, to
stay the spirit of fanatcism and disunion that is
spreading desolating plague the land, or
war and carnage Will soon be upon
Greens. Patriot
Let the Greensborough Patriot beware how it
talks of dsunion!
There is danger of disunion, of war and
carnage " so long the Senate is Democratic and
the President is a Democrat The people-the De-
mocracy of the country. aided by the hig h-minded
Henry Clay Wings will attend to all this. They
will elect another Democratic President in 1855;
they will preserve the Senate it is, great break
against the storms of anaticism; and in 1857
they will purge the House. and make it what it ought
to be- true reflex and exponent of the honest and
sensible of the country. We, therefore, advise
our contemporary to be easy. If a screw should get
loose, or nchpin out or wheel fly off,
and if we should hear of it before he does we will
be sure to inform him at once of the fact.
~ friend, writing us, concludes his letter as
follows: g hat is the password now Fudge
Campbell has been appointed, aOiU be appointed"
The password is, Judge Campbell "Aas
been appointed. No doubt Mr.. Rayner wishes the
whole affair buried among all the forgotten I" has
6eeas' That "soiU be" capital password
until Mr.. Barringer made himself unequivocaily
heard; now however, it is disca rded, and you can
no more get Mr.. Rayner his organs to notice
it than they will notice the fact that the Kansas and
Nebraska bill carrying out of one of the features
of the compromise of 1850. There is {" ever
lasting to be which hath 6een"-and that's the selfish
ness, inconsistency, and regeneration of certain
order of Wing Know Nothing politicians
BATTLE OF KINGS MOUNTAIN.
We return our thanks to the Committee for an in
vitation to be present Thursday, the fourth day
of October next at the celebration of the Battle OF
Kings Mountain, on the spot where it was fought
in which the States of Virginia, South Carolina,
North Carolina, and ennessee will unite. - .-.
The occasion will doubtless be most interesting,
and we regret that it is out of our power to be
present. 49,. NIX r
We shall give our readers full accounts of the eel
| ebration.
| eV marriage notice sent US from Aamance
cannot appear, there is genuine name to it,
notwithstanding the cake enclosed. We shall Meth
publish the one nor eat the OF her. without better