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Hlaek RepaLlsean canssaIion.


PHrtA pEtPHiA, June lsThis morning the hall was
densely crowded than yesterday, being closely packed
ID was evident for bsllong approached that tho
failing ~ the friends Of the different candidates in
crsasna in intensity Copies Of Summers speech freely
c,rculstsd among deegaes and various hsndbls
casred about tho hail. Among the latter orgina
ting from the Pennsyvanians, calling the delegates
unite The whole North By practising harmony and forbear
apoe ard uniting their name, one ticket.
The Massachusetts delegation met at early hour Of tho
.norping and unanimously agreed to east her ballot for
Ranks after which, Thomas J. Marsh, the State treasurer
authoritatyey and peremptorily withdrew bis The
delegates then voted a INIT 70 support Fremont
The convention called to order little after 10 O'Clock.
TsEcorp prsFATop.I
IA Il understood that Mclean and Chase have both with
drawn Fremont win probably receive plurality tho
Gre, ballot
The convention has adopted the platform, and De-
batting whether TO proceed 70 formal or Informal ballot.
frwIno prsrsTc#1
There was an excited debate during the greater portion o
the morning session upon motion to proceed 70 Informal
bslos-.
Geaers webb cf View York opposed balong AZ present.
General Rent Of Maine, followed on the same side.
Mr., PurVsncs, q Ohio, after An earnest Psech urging iu
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Hon. HENRY WILSON.

Many physicians all aware, disposed to hui
their patients by permitting them to labor under the
delusion that they very sick when IN reality their all
ings often slight that they do not require profes-
sional aid but with all this amiable weakness, DR..
Lindsy cannot make out dangerous for his senate
rial patient The utmost that he say does say is
take little relaxation and let business alone for few
days.
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r,cIn.bola,s Genuine Preparations.
HElMaoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract BuChu
n eluY.lN. SAVE, AN IrrKprUaL sLMEnr

IS sERTAlN, SAFE, Ann EFFEsTUaL REaEnY
Far Diseases The Bladder, Kidaeys, Coasef DropsV
Weaknesses Secret Diseases, DISTINCTIONS, Female Conn
plants and al other Diseases OF the Sexual Organs,
whether in Male OF Female from whatever cause they
may have originated, matter Of how long standing.
This popular and specific remedy is now offered 10 the
afflicted and guaranteed all the above complaints.
searches out the very roots of the diseases driving out
an The diseased fluids If the body, thus removing the
cause and rendering the cure CERTAIN and PERMA-
NENT This medicine allays pain and Inflammation,
which other remedies invariably cause and can be taken
with less trouble and expense 10 patients. This niai-
BILE remedy has saved thousands upon thousands from
the hands Of Merciess QUACkS il mol from premature
graves In cases Of injection, the Compound Buchu is
the only Article worthy Of the least confidence Of the a
Acied in performing SAFE CURES. It contains no
narcotic mercury other injurious drug, bat is pure
y YEGErABLE COMPOSITION. II is very agreeable 10
the taste peleepthe odo and may he taken
by persons of either sex without hndelance from bust
ness o. medical advice as plain direcsons for use ac
company the medicine Reader, If You have any of the
above complaints, do not neglect ,hemr DELAYS arr
/ DANGEROUS With this medicine you can cure
/ yoarself and thus preyent'all exposure.
TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL.
This medicine speedily aud eitecIually cures the mos
yrulen form OF diseases, and eradcaes every par
cle Of infectious matter from the system restoring m
patient 10 perfect state OF Health aud Purity. And Al
medicine which must benefit every body, fiom the sim
ply delicate to the confined and despairng Invalid,
equal 10 Sc found il acting both CURE and PRE-
| VENTlYE Of any Of the above ailments.
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N EW GOODS.

OK Yards Of Mohair DeBage, popins. Hanil-
L = lC ton 4 Parss printed Delanes, English
and French Meripos,
$50 wards Of Colored and Black Silks,
1875 yalds Rhands Gimps dc.
1900 wards Bleached aud unbltaelsd shiringa,
lanes Pillow case and sheetnes,
ESQ Yards Linseys, 400 yards Calico,
1900 yads Ssiinets. Tweeds and Woel lanes
800 Yards Cheeks, Stripes and Ticks,
rs Blankets 500 yards Flannels.
French and English Cloths and Cassimcrs, Nesnest
Ladies', Black Cloth aud silk Cloaks and ManIlesy
Black. Green Blue, Brown and Olive Cloaklnes.
Sack FIannes, Silver Martin and coney Almets,
Swansdown.
Genuine Swiss Muslins. dotted DO.
Coats Pants Vests OseTcoais, Closks, Gents shswls
aud shawl Pins. shirts &c.
Geo Hats and Caps. $50 pairs Of Shoes aud Boots.
Planisiied Oval Tcapots, and Coffee higgins aud
0hlong Egg Coolers, ten aud twelve holes, JsPann.d
Toilet Maze.
FOR COACH MAKERS.
Patent o. dash Leather Plain and Twied, Patent
Canvas Coach and Table Oil Cloths three quarters 10
1--WE quaers wide. Scanning Cord, &c DC.
FOR SHOE MAKING.
1890 Pounds sole Leather; French and American
Calf skins; Goat and Morocco skins Binding aud
Coehinesl skins and Boot tops; Home tanned Upper
light and heavy aud sole Leather sparabes o. Btas,
Theads, No 10, y, &c. Brises; Boo, Webb and Eye.
let's
1900 Pounds Sugar, 5000 IL. Coffee; ~ gallons
Golden syrup.
0Ltoter II. co.
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ro THE PUBLIC.

yrsnE subscriber takes this method Of iniofn'ne n,s
customers and the pebble generally, tha' us mus
are in first rate order for making Flour 3, he pes'
aud with despatch, having three par pu,'s 'u' Thn
! IA IAN make n load Of Flour in few hours. Inc
Mills are within abou, three miles Of the Rail koad'
where the Flour can be pu, and shipped any mai
he, desired. Those from distance coming cary IN
The evening" can have their Flour made y The mex,
morning. so thai they can take it 10 the Rai koad' anu
returning can get their oa take homes all The same
Trip. Barrels kept constantly on hand
The very best prices will he paid for WHEAT ~
the Subscriber, at the Mills, or at Peter b. kuih q ~
Hlsherough.
5000 bushels Of Wheat wanted
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
October 81. IL
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Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c.

vV,HE subscriber takes this method Of informing hrs
friends and HE public generally that he Is carrying
on the Boot and shoemakins Business at his Tan Yard
in Orange county, n a.. twelve miles south Of Roxho-
rough, aud twelve miles north Of Hlllshorough. Inc
shop i conducted entirely by MI. Asa NDays, iormer-
ly Of Hilsborough. who fialers himself and those i1I
whom Ne has worked will bear him out in his opinion
that he can do as good work any workman IN the
state and on as reasonable terms and in expeditions
a manner as any other workman to he found.
All orders from distance promptly attended TO- lie
is now receiving large stock Of Norlern Calf Skin or
making Boots, Shoes, &c. " II PASS
t.s 20 =
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SOMETHING NEW
kmbrotypes and Photographs

TIE Eqfesf alid grtdteaf DSf0ttTy 2 nc Hse.
~ HUNT would inform the public that ne has open.
A.. ed rooms permanently in Chapel Hill where be
i prepared 10 execute these beautiful pctNes n the
highest STYLE of the ART The Anhfottpe Is tdken on
Glass aud, unlike Dagueueospe, without heing ieter.
sed. The superiority Of This picture in point Of beauty
and Durability has placed The head Of The Fine
Arts II can be sem 10 any light without refe'ion, as
i, i free from the polish o. ha silver plate; ii cannot get
dusty and it Is mpe, lous to waller, ali acld and
viii last Tor ages.
Every lady and gentleman particularly invited TO
call ana examine his specimens. Cloudy weather a.
good as sunshine Instructions given 10 the art Of Am
hrol. png, and Aparalu. furnished.
L. HUNT.
March n. 70
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New and Fresh Goods,

PR EIEElIMgr.
THE under.isned ha, ju.t returned ffom Nov York
with foil sssofimsr.-ss Good. iot Gehtiemtn's
wear, comprising
senioni-. Bisles's snd Dermon Ms.on's
Broad Cloths. Velvet, Beavers and other
O,rr-cuatings,
Rich Fancy Cassimeres,
Velvet, Cashmere. aud More Antique
Nestlngs,
Ready made Clothing. aud Furnishing Goods.
10 which hs respectfully invites the stirhiion Of bi.
friend. aud the putiie.
has The satisfaction 81 stating that BIZ selection i
By it lbe NOS, pststi. regards tasie, srEancs
aud qusliiy. 81 any that h. has before oltrtd
The etpeurnef % more than twenty years has been
ipily exercised 81 Inc snef - 81 cusioms and BIZ
Efforts 70 pl,ate IN this Instance have siss.y hssn fully
sustained ~ The judgment u persons u Known ta.ie
AMI capariiy.
~ ttolk ~ clsihs purchased fre.h imported
from Tie fashionable and test established houss,
in ~ his Ready made Cloihinr both - IL - and
dnish, be challenges NE ei0stst scrutiny.
AnisA, NJ. |. AMI 40. | I'll i promised. II no
pay required.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
October ~. -
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II l. NJ 0Y a L .

yfyHE subscriber hsslng removed bis siorr 20 The old
stand formerly occupied by a. Z. Mu'dOck. joe,
Easl OF The Coun House. vii We pleased 70 hIs Old
friends and customers, aud many ones may
chouse 10 give him call lie psomses q hel,tOiois.
10 use bis hesi efforts suit lhsm both IN he Pree and
quality % Goods.
IN The following aiclcs will Re taken 10 eIehsnge
for Merchandise Al The maikei price; Wheat, flout,
Com Meal 1hfsthed 0ais. Jeans. Lnsey, siTtd Cot.
ton. Tow Cloth. Flax sud Cotton Co,h, Besswan, Flax
seed. Rags, Oh Castings, SC &c.
l.. u. RGFFIN.
February %. 27--em
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Have YOU a Pump !?

HAVING P1tehs.,j lioD ST. Grave. lie ole dshl
igf Tie sts u Bankers Double Acting Force and
Lin PBmp. iu tie oGBniie- Of DiaHae snd Al5maner.
tiass tesifous u getting 81 excellent Pump smpIc snJ
81 tBe lime sending g1t . continuous siresm VI "a.
~. csn get one ~ spplyihg q HE tub-cnbcis
81 ). A. White, u Msbsnes,Ilic, has one Of Ibess
pamps ID operation, whieh, he Nurs us netf0fnis 81.
mifslIy d. authofLeJt 70 ati sseni 20 tie ssis u
or p8ms in that seeiiOn and any application 70 BIN
eii meet sih prompt aiis ntinn IL dfetif, 10 us
ZlBs o. nod tubing FURNISHED - ! ,fiaing sapn.e.
&c. TIRRESIISE 4 SON.
My $. 81
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soaps.
Dl SOLUTION.
DRUG STORE.

TAR 6 Yin win keep constantly on hand complete
~ assortment Of
Drugs. Medicines, Oils, Paints,
varnishes, DyeSiulis. Periamery, Stationery,
Grass and Garden eds, Anomalies,
Vinegar, Pure Liquors, &c. &c.
sni al other auiecs N his lae Of business AMI with
The special design u keeping only genuine articles.
lie hopes, 81 clos attention and moderate prices 10
nett 49, receive the patronage u the pubic.
N0ssHl!sf II. Ga
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THE KNUCKLE
WASHING M III | n 3,
Patented by Christopher nOinsswonh, Indiana, May
4th, 1862.

Hatellieu by lnflstOpHei uohuSsNoltht ''NJ
4th 1862.
MADE AND SOLD BY
ALEX AMBER Die kSON,
Owner Of the Puen, Right in the counties OF Johnston
Wake. Orange, Person aud Alamance.
THESE Machines time, labor soap and clothes
as the din is taken out without rubbing. They
will save more in one year in ordinary sized family
Than their cost There is no work which females are
called upon to perform that is 50 aborious and onhea
Inv as washing. A great many Machines have been
invented for the purpose Of relieving this labor but
answered the purpose until the Introduction OF the
KNUCKIE MACHINE, which has given entire sa-
tisfaction when fully and fairly tested.
Price Of the Machine delivered TO persons IN any OF
The above named countless len dollars. All orders adj
dressed to Alexander Dickson Hillsborough, Orange
county, n. e., will be promptly attended TO.
Every Machine warranted, when fully and fairly iIled
March II, 1856. sV-
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BRANnREIII,s plI.Is

Fer The tnrf gf Iafssasa Coldi Indignation T.
pspsia ,l,adacL, Dsbflfiy. Ntalasts.
A.. Sc. &c.
~ 4 Fresh sypply justrscsiy,d, and To- salt "
thftgents, u. Henti& son. atthe Printing Office.
Iiillsba'ougb Iamts B.N'Dads Cbspe 81; aud
GA .MsbsBe Mason Hall.
Iuly stu. 1884 It4i-
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CARTER'. sPANIsH MIATuRE.

CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
Tie Great Purifier 81 tile Blood
TIE BEST ALTERATlIE KNOWN !!
~ Padieis n Hsrrury II H.
g. Afsisss fenseds ior -c9iaia. knss Evil Rheuml.
H.la. utstaie gtsbegas Erupiinas pimp - Or Pos
tssss ~ t.e Face, Bl5ifass. B0ls, 81 que snd Fe.
ttf. Chronic STE Eyes, RiHgsofBi 1t Teller.
Sga55-asI1, Infringement anl Pam II tie
Bore. sHl Il.ni- salt Rheum sab
s5tn lers. sspai'is Disorders.
sH5 81 di-s1-ss sfisiDg Itau al
iHl8iiei,gs asc II Mercury,
iuPfBjeHte Us t.iie. Or
lHfsfsy q Riygl
Tsts crest stetshse Mt.,Jias snd Potter u lie
blgta baN uset Il gs.ati. u grateful patents
f5m si par. u 81 niieJ Siatgs shJ TESTIFY dsily H.
his remarkable eates ptfisfne8 y ihe gresesi u ali
L,,ii= 5as,, GATHERS SPANISH MIXTURE
ststaiQf, K5r4mitlsn, Sef5full, Efupions IN tie
rkA Liver Dlsss-s Fssef. tlcefs. Oh sfes, Affection
oIihs kjpsys, biseaaes q tie Throat, frmile len.
p'sUls Pels sDd Aching y tle Bones sud I0Ins sIs
~. t pfi dignity using this inesiiAatle iensdy.
~ ~ dlsesses u he Bi50I no,ilng hss 81 teen
Fund = 1ampsts nih q. i essstsss he system u oil
lHpaais.. ztnis sn3 fieleHily OF lie Liver abd
kilnefs Strengthens the big sti5n, Eitss tone " Tie
s.grith. n1kc he sin clear I'D healthy shd restores
t5e t'oastf9ton eaeehitd b aifase " broken JUsn
~ t5s fesssstg y5etb t8tis pristine sgnf dstvugih
Y tae ntsEE*ks FEaALEg q y tetUiaflf 8pplica.
w. 80 Wherever b. become kbgRa i fggl8fiy
psseI "a With iie bsfsie Effects q ibtgoIaes lie
seal "a sststltsd,snl np3,ts eiaifty - IL SON.
oni f4ins tssfs he skn, AL itstes lie patient Eesb
aud Esaitt; single Bottle u fai. iHsslmsie tened,
L eofth u ihs st-taEsd ssfsalafils IN txisieloe.
Tie large nbni..f - ttuiGssits Nhith w hIse IL.
tstel IRON sfs1s lln IL psf.s a iie UGiiel states
th ~ e,isntt lhst il.ut i Is buubug aB0ut il
Ihe Pes. hgisi kssfefs. magsifas phs seises, snj
~ it mem eel sa8sn Is lie commonly III so ihtif
lctilfsfs b ne W0bigfial eHegts II this GREAT
BLI4D EfEifiEK.
1a5 aa Sc haent 5nl 9tisH AitaaHac AM tsad de
detiits Y asJtistigf sUr.. ltif5rnfd ~ EiHTEa's
SPANISH MIXTURE. 81 susr rtsas sHfar IVA
- raise NtsE go sfgNsttf FaiEEB. HE limits u
~ aaEFiiissrem 4. NJ admit heir aIl in-sftiuE.
WI. =. BEERS 4 co pfUprietUrs,
a. J6i Br0aiggg. Astg LORI,
To siipH ~ ofdsfs Dusi u addressed.
lm al 4, Druggists al cu8uify Merchants ID I'll
paiW . " tinted stats sh4 he Cahsiis. sd e. 4
Loa5 Al No. ifli.i,oteushs A. vi 4lpihs. Van.
ctysHh y. 81 ~ PstlB, I.es.55fs. + !. Pstnes,
Greens ai3agh ]. NJ. llslJ, Jsi1ssi5an
luly l5. FILA
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THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER
q TrNtisHtn wfTKtT
ne ItttN yt. tft.. .,r.. -.

u UHNNIe HEANTT q NUN.
Tcrnss-Twa Dollars . wear. II rsid ~ sttsits
Two Dollars and Fny Cents. II not rsid within th,.s
months, OF Three Dollars IL delayed until siief he a..
pifsiion ofthc year
No paper willie Discontinued until 10 aFFeafsrss ae
paid. unless u Tie option ~ the Publishers.
Hereafter no paper will w. sent 10 new Subscriber
out 81 hs state unlcss payment Il made e advance III
some person u tie Stale will bceo tespoIsrs 10 The
ediiofss md The spefwtll not he rms 70 suistiilet
out Of the state lg than two wears houi pay.
meni. unIeas Il u 70 1r ptisonsy Lnewu 10 ~ and in
whose inieeniy ve hs,s confidence
ADVERTISING RATES iOr The Recorder.
hnt1HrIsGs1srs not exceeding Iouristn lines, one
dollar fof The first snd iweBiyh,s cents m each sIhs
qneni insertion longer ones in proportion. fouH -.
refreshments twenty-five psf rent higher. dsduron
d gne.ihifd will be made 10 adtsisen W the yssh
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MANUFACTURED By
DON AID KEN EDY,

No. l:0 Warren Street, Rartuyy, Massachusetts,.
Price $500.
Wholesale Agents. New York Cry G. V. Clickner,
81 Barclay street T.. II. Ring 1872 Broadway; a. u. x
d. sands, 100 Fulton Street.
y. w. Dyot & Sons, Philadelphia 5. 5. lIanss,
Baltimore; Geo. II. kryscr, Pushing, A. p. = ore,
Buffalo, Hugh Miller, Toronto; Lyman & Broiher,
Toronto; John Bike Montreal; Brinsnhuf 4 Pearon,
Chicago Jane. Reed, Chicago John William, London
80. W.
At Retail ny Long < Cain, Hll-horough, y. G.. and
III respectable Druggists in the United states and BIZ
ii.h Provinces.
November Is.
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sANDFORD's INvlGoRArOR,
FOR ALL PURPOSES OF 4 srINULATIXt
LIVER MEDICINE.

FOR ALL PURPOSES OF 4 STIMULATING
LIVER MEDICINE.
THERE has long existed demand for such icarlly
hat could be relied on as safe and eiIertUa. Til
eme1y has been prepared y meet that demand. and %
extensive tlia II IL virtue. has shown hos universally
i b. accompii.bedlhe purpose lss snei. Among thr
complaints Which have been speedily Gfel b TIE u
Tie ln,igotsor ne mention Lists Camglliat, ahleh Is
the elusc 81 many oiher diseases-smung which are
Bluusness. Headache. Pain III tie side and iaan. Bil.
10. Fever Fetef and que JHundice Indigestion l.a
quot ani Ia, Il Arpeie, Lrte..ne-s aud IrlHiiy--
81 Ofphirh eaU.e5 ~ Jises.fd sti0n 81 lie Liver
The IHsieofaiot Incorporated with psdicgarlei.fence
u lhe Liver snd Wien ih5i dIsts.e i removed a ~
rel afe cured, he cause 81 IL lsktn aWay
teN dgr.e. u lie lntrprsor rsely eScril stimulate
ihe Liver @ proper SETON aHd Is IL eaniinur
The 5ssBse Il has Teen taken With great suc.
esss n cases VI Jhoir, Dtsentfy. Humors Scfo.ula
Ulcers &c. snd ~ these Il has been found sery tfi.
eseiaBs remedy. An occasional dose tiinulaifs lie
sium4fh 70 hsslhy seton and tie appetite snI
sguf. One d.. wiiI relieve Tie oppressive nAes.nes.
experienced " ealing hearty dinner, il eacps the
digestive 1fgags 20 vigorous aet9n. For tetiltsied
si8ie u he system the lBsg1al0f has ~ equal which
stpaneues pfOsts il lie system AMI fsmoses
Tie yeysness lfpni lie tn which Tie result u Iis.
fsssd Liver.
PREPARED so .olI " SsDdfotd 4 g., lss rient 81.
New fofk. Pfes u % Yer b9plr, containing fort,
d0sss Als5s0Igy long I'D gaiB Illii,g9fougI, Nc.
Sttatnisf 5. 5g-
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Now on HAND,
~ AcON Side, shsd. Roe Herring;
- Bssi Coffee sugar;
rrushed. Powdered and Loaf Sugar;
fresh Hops; Table Salt;
supeuDr bafd TslloW Candle;
s3cfm anil AdJmaniine Gandes:
VEN fine Black snd Green Teas.
BufDeils Premium Wheat Pans lsfi 10 saIe.
JAMES WEBB
June lg a.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

Dan away from the Subscriber on the 4th Of Jutt.
~ 1893, Negto Gid named JANE, sRed about
% wears. shs is black. heavy ss Of ordinary height
sioops forward lille wbsn walking fast and i Zee
spoken. she VS. formerly owned BY NJ. Jsmts John
ston of Alamancs and hfr mother 4. nov Owned ~
John Tfolinser. asq. and sbe is probably lurking in
Alsmance county. The above reward will ~ riysn
Tor her apprehension and delivery me, psst Iess
burg, CasweIi county, o. fof her eonhnemeniin sny
Ill 90 that ! esn ret her.
JAMES W. REID.
August IS tf--1a
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COL. @. ID. FONTAINE.

This gentleman, who the know-nothing candidate
for in Mississippi at the last election has written
letter defining his position from which make the fol-
lowing extract and commend 1t TO the perusa Of his for
supporters:
"wbat candidate for the presidency thi,
vital question Of the IA question paramount and
superssding all others Mr.. Buchanan alone, pledged to
support Of the measure, and his friends the North
only sustain southern In their struggles for their const
tutionsl rights. 81 81. rg.. .... e....
Fremont Is the bearer Of the black flag Of that party
who have cried havoc and let slip the dogs OF In
And Fillmore, In whom many hoped they would
find platform good enough after the surrender BY the
southern delegates OF the 18th section had left them without
platformeven Mr.. Fillmore palstes the disregard Of
Law and order m Kansas by denouncng the law itself
Pandora box out OF which have Issued al the evils
aict the country scarcely leaving hope behind But il
that there hope bebnd;' and presume that,
like Pandora he win shut down the boz that hope lie
does say distinctly what that hope Is but sufficiently
indicated In the by his northern friends who,
with very few exceptions advocate repeal Of the law and
restoration Of the Missouri Compromise. And In speaking Of II
himself he says Il decidedly opposed the dsturba
Of that Compromise Thus In all his speeches denouncing
It's repeal violation OF the national fsith the inference
irresistible that he would prevent m restoration There
FORE Mississippi cannot look Mr. Fillmore prevent the
act ntoersbe oppression which she has pledged her
ereirn faith 10 resist In the last resort"
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THE BATTLE IN THE FREE STATES

That sterling organ of the democracy, the North Caro-
lima Standard thus notices the great struggle in which Tia
friends Of the Union and the constitution 30 hero
ically engaged in the free States:
1--WE confess have had doubts OF late a. to N.
result OF the in the free States We aed-not In,
majority Of the people Of the free States had gone and
had determined TO ruin the countrybut that iason and
sms and deception Of all kinds would get the better Of tn
national men, and defeat them in November But We doubt
no longer. possible that EhO torking a. o.,
friends the free States, and Wh suck cause can
defeated From Maine TO Ohio from the northwestern lin
its Of Michigan to New Jersey the indomitabe democracy
full Of enthusiasm and deeply impressed with the Immense
Importance Of the issue TO be decided at cork lOk
cork We have witnessed thing like It. Doug
las, Cass, Dickinson, Wright, Msdary Pugh, Wells Rich
ardson, Hbbard, Haet, Forney Seymour and thousand
Of Others exerting all their powers Of tongue and pen
defence of the constitutional rights Of the South and for the
of the Union. They have too the aid Of many
southern democrats and Line wings who speaking TO
the Of the North and who not only respectfully
but eagerly listened to-"
In the course of the article in which find the
above extract the Standard speaks in the following glow
ing of that lustrous hero patriot and Statesman
Gen. Lewis Cass:
Immortal honor TO the noble old veteran, Lewis Cas-
He rides and walks and labors like boy for his heart
still young and he loves the constitution and the Union with
love which language can describe. God grant tina,
when his EYE shall be turned to behold for the last time
in heaven, he may not him shining the broken
and dshonored fragments of a once glorious Unionr"
In this connsxion make room for the following
tract from tie Detroit correspondence Of the New York
Day Book
General Cass retains his health in most remarkable de-
gree He speaks nearly every day and in places accessible
only by mud roads, frequently Of the worst kind 1t
markabe how he endures much fatigue he does He
says II God spares him he win labor for the till the
end. the old veteran apparently in better health
and spirits than It's really remarkable how man
Of his age can accomplish much he does. caInot
perceive but his intellect is clear and his bodily activity
great it ten years ago. God spare the good
old statesman yet many years to come. Tomorrow he
speaks at Monroe and the next day at the great
ing at Toledo"