Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-02
MARK THE DIFFERENCE.

The Know NothingS and black Republicans in the
Legislature Of Pennsylvania, held full caucus in
Harrisburg on the 10Th January, at which the fol-
lowing Resolutions nimously adopted:
g The Americans and republicans met in caucus
on Saturday evening, Senator Lewis in the CHAIR
On the third ballot, Hon. L. Joy Morris, member Of
the house from Philadelphia was nominated as the
candidate for United States senator. The nomina-
ton was confirmed unanimously. The following
resolutions were adopted without dissenting voice
Hes0lred, That we are opposed to the admission
of any more slave States into this Union therefore,
Resoired, That Kansas and Nebraska should only
be admitted into the sisterhood as free States
Resoired, That we are opposed to political Ro
maniSn, the interference of any foreign ecclcsi-
astica establishment with the political affairs of our
cous.try.
ResOtred, That the naturalization laws ought to
be modified to correct the evils which the pres
ent system entails the country, and that rigid
measures should be taken to prevcht the importation
of foreign paupcrs and conyicts.
On motion
Resolred, That these proceedings be signed by the
officers and published.
JAMES j. LEWIS, President
s s. "a e. M i'SAzs; Secretaries"
The Democrats in the Legislature of the same
State, in their caucus which nominated Gov. Bgler
for the Senate, unanimously adopted the following:
" Resolred, That the democratic members of the
senate and house Of representatives of Pennsylva-
Mia, in caucus assembled, do hereby express their
unanimous appreciation Of the course pursued by
the democratic members of the House of our ma
tional Congress- for their steady and unyicdng sup
port OF the national principles of the party, which
know no Moth, no South, no East, no West and
urge upon them the propricty OF still adhering to
their nations honor"
Delegates from the Southern States, who may at
tend the National X. N. Convention in Philadelphia,
on the 22d February will meet there as associates,
delegates representing the views and feelings of the
X. N. and black Republican caucus referred to-for,
be it remembered, the Know Nothings and black
Republicans of Pennsylvania fused just before the
last election in that State, and are still together.
THE N. c. RAILROAD-CLEAR THROUGH.
This Road has been completed; and on Thursday
morning last, exactly at schedule time, twenty-sev-
en- minutes past five, the mail train arrived here
from Charlotte, and was met by the train from the
east; the locomotive Sysiphus" from the west,
and the Astron" from the east-engnecr of the
former Charlie Carroll and of the latter Mr. Garrett.
The able and energetic President of the Road, Mr..
Fisher, made flying visit from the west, remaining
at the depot here for few minutes to dispatch some
business requiring his personal attention The Su-
perntendent, Mr.. Garnett, passed through the line
from Goldsborongh; and the Superintendent of ma
chinery, Mr.. Roberts, was also aboard from the
east, bound west.
The Road is now fully under way, and the best
wishes of all are with it.
See schedule in advertising columns.