Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-16
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vote about eight O'Clock in the morning. q The "a a
july after sitting ef over twsssy hours he'd beea e.
on Wednesday, that IN sasto, and especially the ban
Republicans, might embrace the earliest opportunity to pro
Trained from doing until Wednesday evening, and COM
PINNED that no opportunity for discussion had been a!owed
time the during ,s present session. since the
izaon of the House, has been devoted to the discussion
the Ki1sa. 9ass.o thi. stage q The proceeding. e
Senate without quorum, hoping in this way force 3D.
oument The absence of Quorum having been disclosed
dered bring in the absentees They made their
peaanee, quorum present and discussion commenced.
Se s so. q E.
ton ammunition the vote taken, resulting in the
passage Of the bin BY large m.joriy The p.ovisios:
i ooly necessary to say that il real
q peace the people Of Kansas IRON o.
tuition, such may suit themselves.
Nearly With the passage q hi. bill IL the
and finally passed. providing for the admission Of Kansas
State with the Constitution formed by the abolition Conven
ton held Topekahed sront.nsousy without the .u-
struggling and was sent to the Senate for scion The Sen
ate promptly took this bill and Tuesday amended it,
III
had previously passed The Senates proposition has there
fore been sent to the House in " origs
Al BILL and 'ssond .. an to the aoo.s bill Inc
may change the result Win the House insist on its own b
and defeat all Legislation for the paci6caon of Kansas what
think it will fall and that nothing viii be DONE Such is
doubtless the wish Of the black Republicans in order keep
paccatiou of Kansas would deprive them Of all their stock
in trade.
On wednesday the K.n,a. question wa. resumed in the
to- he Re-.
Pubcans embraced the repeat the speeches they
had made the subject During the discussion Judge Doa
Of his e It had been said by the black Republicans that
the Kansas bill make Of that Territory slave
the face Of the b but they insisted that such would be its
opponents The bill had behind the record to
raise objeconshatt they satisfied neither by the pro-
visions Of the BILL which they admitted were
be by the disclaimers Of the Senators composing the
him going behind the record and declaring that the oppo
ncnts Of this bill did desire settlement Of difficulties
Kansas that disturbances kept up Territory
subserve their selfish ends and that they Justly charge
able with and the murders that had been
med therein If the angel Gabriel were to bring cOn,ti
along they had urged that the of the people Of Kansas
had been overbone by that enths Of the
real citizens were free State and that left to them
selves free State institutions would be established. Now it
is urged that the free State have been driven ou-ha
Of the inhabitants and register Of the voess would
not be fair arrangement These and other frivolous pre-
texts for opposition to the bill manifest settled determine
ton TO nothing practical towards the pacfcaon Of Kansas
while the Presidential election is pending.
Our Senator Col Bges. during the Kan
ions urging matter Of peace During his remarks
he referred the opposition Of the black Republican party
Convention called frame federal Constitutions
the North would not to it stands hence
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made and admitted Of reply. The speech will be pub
shed part the great debate Of the I'd Of
The Brooks and Sumner case is being discussed in the
House with much greater GOODNESS the Southern side than
been Delivered Two e the abe.t have been delivered by
ep Wa.ow TSs rss Gov %n.oWs &
in the debates of the House, and gated to be able
say that be made most favorable impression His intro
duction elegant and his argument conclusive and
listened to with close attention. 1t is understood that the
this will be taken Monday. There will be
hr. can1os ~ .eeured The House really has no
ton over this natter but black Republicans kou nohmg
higher law and human are no more to then
1t is singular fact yet true that the House of Represen
tatives has completed its organization. Several
Of them Perhaps will close before the cases
| brought to vote
press that petitions in circulation at the North 70
signcs favor Of dissolution Of the Union Certain abol
ton Senators and members of Congress are designated
proper persons whom they be forwarded Dssou
lion the legitimate result Of the antslavery agitation
Of opinion not Of force, and Dissatisfaction
with the Constitution prevails generally the North
present but embodiment and expression
| Of this dissatisfaction.
have good authority for saying that no les: than six old
line Wings Of the United States Senate in favor of thu
election Of Mr.. Buchanan to the Presidency. They
Mesrs. Geyer, Of Mo-, Benjamin of Louisiana, Toombs
Georgia. Of Tennessee Pratt and Pearce of Maryland
That is strong valuable addition the friends Of Mr.
the country and point: to the old lin
Wings of the Union and Of the South especially the direc
ton they should give their the Presidential cleo
ton. Mr. Fllmores Identification with Know NOTTINGHAM
and the fact that he has strength whatever in the North
States that every the South for him throw
away, or what virtual assistance black Repub
licahism ought be sufficient decide their future
| MECKLENBURG.
| MARRIED,
| In Davidson county, the 10th of June. by Henri
Beck Esq., Mr. Anderson Gobble to Miss Martha Lomax.
Also, in the county, the same day, by Benjamin
Smith, Esq, Mr.. Henry Grubb to Miss Malinda Hedrick
| daughter of Daniel Hedrck.
Also in the county, the 26th of june by David
| MckIe ESQ.,, Mr.. George W. Green to Miss Albertin
Swicegood, daughter of Philip Swicegood, Sr.
| THE MAR KETS.
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