Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-27
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y Counties officially heard from.

eY@ Bob Sneak" some such fellow, says in
the Signal that G. A. Harrison was struck with a
rotten egg on the night he declared his intention to
act with the Democratic party. The statement is
wholly and wilfuly false. Two sound eggs were
thrown into the crowd by some low, God forsaken
scoundrel who is capable of committing assassina.
ton, but who dare not face white man either by
day or night.
"Wo understand the Germans of Washington
had ollifcaton last night in honor Of the Fremont
victory in Iowa.
We arc requested by gentleman who represents
the German adopted citizens of Washington to say
that the above paragraph, which appeared in of
evening papers of yesterday if it means to con-
vcy the idea that German fellow citizens reoiced
at any Fremont victory, is entirely destitute Of TRUTH
citizens of this republic. If the writer's meaning
that they rejoice in the general defeat of the
sectional candidate throughout the South and the
West then he right; for there more
opposed to the utraisln of negro whining abolition
lists, or more devoted to the Of Buchanan and
Breckenridge, than are the German adopted citizens
of Washington. Hash. Union.
WILL SOUTHERN MEN NOTE THE FAcr-A few
weeks since Preston S. Brooks, Of South Carolina,
very justly chastised one Charles Sumner, aboli-
ZIONIST for slandering his native State and for
king an unprovokcd attack on Senator Butler rel
ativc of Mr.. Brooks--for which Mr. Brooks was ar.
raigned, fined $500 and $S5 COSTS After getting
what money they could out of Mr.. Brooks, the black
Republicans conceived the great idea of expelling
Mr.. Brooks from his seat in Congress- They spent
days and days in preparing reports, making speech
es, creating buncombe and the like-and the day
comes up OH which the vote is to be taken, and how
stands the vote of the Fillmore men and the Demo-
cracy the expulsion of Mr.. Brooksp For expul-
sion thore were 121, against 95-all the Fillmore
men North, except one voting for expelling, nclu.
ding Mr. Haven, the righthand man of Mr. Fillmore,
while the Northern Democrats voted against the ex-
pulsion. Will Southern men look upon this vote
and see who are the at the North who are STAN
ding up to their constitutional rights?
died in Bucks county, Pennsylvania, on the IL b
inst. She was the widow of the celebrated Nicho-
las Bidde, whose connection with the United States
Bank made his name familiar throughout the coun-
try. Mrs. B. was a lady of great accomplishments,
and occupied leading position in fashionable So
! ciety years ago.
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| Death Of an Eaitor.-2He Fecer IN CharlestoD
CHARLESTON, Aug. 22-Alexander Carroll, ESQ.,,
for many years editor ofthe Courier died last night
after four days Illness of constipation Of the bowels
Severalnew cases of yellow fever have made their
4 appearance. 90 - s'.s =,
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