Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-20

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lastis in the hands Of COMMITTEES Of Coeence and
from the q the House braach Of tha omnttse
Still whea of comes, the impression prevails that
tim black Republicans will back from the atenabse posi
the army bt6ey have said deliberately
defeat 1t will embarrassment that arm Of the
bes Of the black Republican party do mischief Their
seems to be to tear down the gpsenment
provement bills One Of them failed get
in the Senate and has not passed The 9TH
was sent n iarse as%er Of these b;s. n.sssd Sy the
Senate before the House. and s understood to be
the intention ofhe Committee Commerce them all
in bill whatever their character, and them togeh
The bill for the Cape Fearw be included also, although
it stands totally ddrent grounds from all the others the
Questionable measures could not the Presidents
aprovai BY ITSELF the future may be judged BY the past
and its is that all shall pass Should the
Cape Fear bill be lost thpse interested in lis Improvement
will understand that it will be attributable to this determine
on Of the black Republican party Of the House, who resist
its consideration as separate measure
are indebted to Mr. Run for his successful resistance Of the
proposition to discontinue two Of the lights at Ocracock Inlet
those at Beacon Light and Ocracock Channe The Commit
with Recommendation from the Light House Board who
to have acted upon the of transient inspect
the navgaors frequent this Inlet Mr.. Rufn's
meat satisfied the House Proprey Of their continuance
The bill to increase the compensation Of members Of Con-
will be regarded by the country just to-
wards their and will no doubt result many
advantages the public The sessions will be shortened
and business done has been under the
necessity Of raising the salary Of almost every employee
der the government the for increase apply with
double force the members themselves The expense be-
. the prevailing opinion also that better class men will
will be infinitely the gamer this respect The experiment
of fixed saaryn lieuof per diem worth trial at least
The Kansas riders on the bills demand the
State leaders arrested for Rumors have been cc
lated that the would not their but they
undoubtedly unounded 1t is questionable whether the
charge Of be sustained but orders have yet
been issued the issue such orders
abolitionss real triumph They seek to the
administration through the appropriation bills, and having
ken untenabe position would not be sound policy
lieve them from it. satisfied that the
| are without foundation. ..N ..a
The overwhelming victory of the Democracy in North
Carolina has been the occasion Of great rejoicing and
Punishment among the Democracy here. victory
pated, but hardly such total route Know Nothngsm
sunk beneath the waves appear forever The
result decisive demonstration against Flmores strength
the South The Organ OF this City has boasted for
time that Fillmore would receive ten thousand
North Carolina than Gmer take its boast and the
of the State is lost him. We all know, however, that
idle boast that Buchanans majority all probability
will fully equal Gov Bragg Here, the impression is that
Fillmore will not be continued in the field candidate
much longerthat he will be Withdrawn, and the contest be
fought squarely between national and sectional candidate
In the North it is the opinion his withdrawal would
teray affect the result his adherents that section remain
ing silent, dividing equally between Buchanan and Ere
1t is rumored that a coalition is contemplated be-
Southern Know Nohngs Congress and the
to defeat the Democracy the future will disclose it
truth asity but Fillmore is virtually Of the
| any how, whether he is formally Withdrawn
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