Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-25
CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE STANDARD

week hearing campaign speeches during the
tenor OF its way interrupted intervals only by the
SOUND OF the eectionecrng the other House claim
nominations made The field is now before the political
opographer, and multudnous reports interesting
Por ant discoveries may be daily expected.
irregular have held Houses during the
week.the Honse being generally without quorum, and
Senate furnish but little Mr.. Clayton on Monday
submitted proposition for the paccaon Kan
which seems to with little favor effect
would be to COMMENCE the organization the Kansas Terri
tory dc novo beginning with of the actual inabt
ants election OF Territorial Legislature the abrogatioa
OF many OF the laws heretofore passed, and
eNpedIent merely to avoid the direct growing othe
reasonable conduct Of the freesoe Kansas ignoring
past and leaving the field open for REPETITION of violence
and law breaking The issue has already been Kan
succoib those who setting the laws open defiance
The Congressional Commission returned and report
may be expected at an day. perhaps two reporsre
presenting the majority and minority OF the Commission
sad what authority know that the report detail
the exciting sent eastward for the last three months
Within two three days. has been announced that quiet
prevails, and that law and order resumng their proper
supremacy So long the Congressional Commission
manned in the Territory disturbances and strife prevailed lit
has returned and immediately quiet restored An apil
lration OF the character the alarming
esy , from hst during the last three months
multaneusly with his arrival herc telegraphc despatch
received announcing terrific collision between body
of prosiavery under Whticld's command and the u
S. troops under Col Sumner in which The former
ptetey routed and dispersed. Mr. Whelds first knowl-
edge Of this wonderful teegrahc battle reached him in
Washington OF falsehood manufactured for
effect, by abolonst who correctly advised
Mr. Whitields movements.
will be the leading subject of discussion during the
remainder OF the session. Icing The only thing that hold
the black Republicans together during this Congress Next
winter after Buchanan and breckenridge have triumph
any elected that party will drop and be dispersed
tied during this session, but will have lost its importance
when the Presidential campaign No further egisla-
ton absolutely necessary The people Of the Territory
go making their laws and projecting their
and when the requisite population has been reached
they will organize State under the direction Of
Congress- will be admitted without serious oppos
ton The crisis Kansas passed it has been transferred
to the House of Representatives.
Mr.. with his head rusticating Francis
r. Blairs country residence The evidence Of two OF the
esctuay prcked the bubble Of martyrdom, blown up by
his friends with much carnesness and zeal These gentle
leading members their profession City and
their entirely worthy Of the confidence Of the
public Mr. Summers excursion the country will
to him the sympathies of the Northern public few days
The Democratic ratification meeting in this City We'd
nesday evening the largest here,
fifteen Thousand having congregated the City Hall
square 1t is manifest that the Democratic the
Of the moderate conservative citizen
cry where whatever may have been his former political
socaons Even the conductors Of the old nteli
g,ncer waycrn between their dislike of
the Democratic platform and Of Democratic principles and
their admiration Of the nominees personally The old line
Wings will meet Convention Louisville the 4th Of
july until then the Integencer uncomn
led its during the compaign.
ders, and the black Republicans, have presented
candidates Your fellow citizen, the gentleman from Hurt
ford, brother Ford Taylor uay
the step the goal of bis ambition
the ssccdcrs have chosen him their candidate for the Vice
Presidency. He should make most OF this nomination.
remembering that there tide in the affairs of mcn-that
opportunity once lost never be reganed Banks
for apca, only, withdrawn unless
the black Republicans choice Fremont and
his wooly horse fit of black Republcansm
His expeditions the Rocky Mountains excited much
because Of the suerns endured and the lives lost
that's because they were in every respect failures With
Fremont, difficult select that may
ricd for Buchanan and Breckenridge,
Much attention directed at the present time to the rea
and approximations entertained that will
quickly follow. The FUTURE however, not present
gloomy prospect wing carefully the actual co
OF the questions dispute between the
Lord Carendons explanation apology were considered
ample by Marcy the international offence ex-
tended Mr. CRAM toms dismissal placed personal
grounds alone 1t would be petty
Dallas by way retaliation would be an International
offence, persona! Mr. Dallas himself but
improbable English ministry prefer rather 10 drop
the matter until the close OF this administration, when
Bdchanans inauguration Mr. Cramptons dismissal settled
the enlistment controversy The Central American question
remains open, but w aker will settle that in Eng
land pressing for arbitration, that she gracefully
cape from diplomatic dilemma perhaps The controversy
between The dplonatsts peace conn-
i MECKLENBURG.
PHILADELPHIA June 81 1856
The political opponents of the Democratic party present
conunded.'' Broken Sections
section governed by dea they each endeav
%o w @
to their own petty pdces and totally regardless Of
how much he DC deficient in talent aad they
to the responsible offices President and Vice Pres
dent OF the United States One of the black republic
/ cans denominaed the Jersey boers,' have nominated
s Com Stockton Of New Jersey. President, and Kenneth
Rayner of North Carolina Vice PRECEDENT. The former
81 his nomination the fact Of his wealth, enabling him to
be ruling member OF that giant monopoly, The Camden
and Amboy Railroad Company whose the State
New Jersey absolute that of any Southern planter
his plantations and whose State Legislature meets only
pass the edcs of the Directors of the Company In their
o be
influenced by the hope that the candidates. well known re
gous tendencies would heavy among the
e lessons of Mormonism.
Df Another of the hue (back republicans)
has been session in this city for the last week. Their
lection of candidate for the Presidency displays apprcc
of qualification for that high station which will astonist
the class called old fogcs Every acknowledges that
their candidate COL Fremont is intrepid bold
rider and of great physical endurance, which qualities
have enabled him to be of exploration the
the Rocky But also thai
that which best qualities for the various duties of
like In the ancient Republics of Greece
p of Col. Fremonts attributes might obtain
I'D aure in the Oympan but the administration of pub
lie affairs entrusted for their hysca strength
The people OF Greece knew what the Philadelphia Conven
lie on be ignorant Of that it requires TACT talent
above ALL direct the machinery of
mestic and foreign negotiations. The friends
Col Frement ought have left him private life enjoy
the immense wealth acquired by his land specuaons Cal
orna where says, he was most successful in the
of land grabbing 1t generally thought
has fallen the hands ofhose who bed Give Oak George
and are now playing the same game with hin
by tickling his vanity and thereby securing portion of sen
tree bar els Of gold dust which popularity reported
ut has brought from California. -....
he The mrth which tied by the idea of running such
Fremont against Buchan hat aayed tn
li reflection that there calling themselves sAmerca
our character as nation as to select for the Highest Office
the Republics whose ecedents him to be bel
ter qualified TO contend with Yankee Sullivan Tom Hye
than fill the Executive chair of the American Republic
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