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The southerner., 1856-04-26
ladies Dress Goods.

HIsESEiCS EEa'VSS NHUUsS.
JUST RECEIVED, a rich and fash
ionable assortment, mbricing all the la
test styles and novelties of the season, in
Rich French, Swiss and English
plain, plaid and striped Silks, CASH
meres, DeLaines, Merinos, Lustres,
raw Silks and all wool Plaids-reai
Scotch Gingham, Calicoes, &c. &c.
WeddeU g. Hart.
Tarboro', 14th Sept. 1855
The southerner., 1856-04-26
Flour.
New Crop Laguayra Coffee

A supply of "green" new crop Laguay-
IA Coffee, also prime do. Rio, St. Do
mngo, Maracaibo, and old Gov t
Java, for sale by
". II. Martin, Bro. tc Co.
l29 Sycamore st.
Petersburg, Va.
The southerner., 1856-04-26
House DuiIding,&c

Tarboro', Jan. l, 1856.
The southerner., 1856-04-26
sugar.

R. L. Il A. Stuart's &C" Coffee Sugar,
and other brands, for sale by
". a. IHarfin, Bro. G co.
l29 Sycamore st.
Petersburg, va.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
rsesmbesde GenalIsc Preparnii0sis.
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY coMcENTRAT ED
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu

CERTAIN, SAFE, AND kFfkcTUAL hLhkpt
Far Diseases Of he Bladder Kdneys Goapei, DropsQ,
Weaknesses Strrsf Diseases DISTINCTIONS, Female Com.
plants aud al other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs,
whether III Male Of Female, from whatever cause they
NAV have originated no matter Of how long standing
rhs popular and specific remedy offered 10 the
afflicted aud guaranteed 10 cure all The above Complaints
searches out the very roots of the diseases driving out
an The diseased Guilds Of the body, thus removing the
cause and rendering The cure CERTAIN and PERMA.
NENT This medicine alays pain and inflammation,
which Other remedies invariably cause, and I've taken
with less trouble and expense 10 patients This inia-
he remedy has saved thousands upon thousands from
IN an,s Of Nerciess QUACkS.i if not from premature
graves. In cases Of infections The Compound Buchu is
the only Article worthy of The least confidence of the a
aic,ed in performing SAFE CURES II contains no
narcotic mercury OF other injurious drug hui is pure
N yEsETABLg CoMPosITIoN II i very agreeable 70
the taste creates no peceFhe odor, and may be taken
~ peT.ons Of either sex without hlneTance from husl-
ness or medical advice plain drecslons for use nc.
company The medicine. Reader il you have any oil the
aboye complaints, do not neglect them, DELAYS are
! DANGEROUS. With tins medicine you can cure
! YOURSELF and thus prevent all exposure.
TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL.
This medicine speedily and eectually cures the most
yruent form o deases and eradlcales every par
cle Of infectious matter from the system restoring he
pa,iepl 10 perfec, state of Health and Purity. And a;
medicine which must benefit every body, from the sim
ny delicate to the confined and desparng Invalid, nc
eouaI i 10 be found il acting both IRE and PRE-
| yESIIYE Of any Of the above ailnents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
NE wv GOODS.

10rE Yards OF Mohair DeBaee, Popllns, hemii-
Il @tc ton n PdTiss printed Dei.anes, English
and French Merinos,
$50 yards OF Colorcd and Black Silks,
1875 yaids Rihanis. GimI,s, DC.
1900 yards Bleached and unhhached Shirilngst
James, Pillow case aud Shcs,ings,
ESQ yaids lnseys, ilnu yards Calico,
1900 yai,ls Saunrtis Twteds and W DOL James,
800 yards Cheeks, stripes and Ticks,
ll5 Blankets, 500 yards flanpes,
French and English Clehs and Cassimers, Ne,iings,
Ladies' Black Cloth and silk Clcaks Md Mahiles,
Black, Green. Blue. Brown and Olive losklres,
Sack flannels. Silver Martin aud Concy A,plleis,
SWans1Mn.
Genuine Swiss Muslins. dotted Do.
Coats Pants. Vests lsercoats, Coaks, Gents shawis
aud shawl Pins. Shids. &c.
Geo Hats and Caps. $50 pairs Of Shoes and Boots.
Planshej tlyal Trapots. and Coiee bRgms and
0bong Egg Coolers, len and twelve holes, JsPanned
Toilet Nam.
FOR COACH MAKERS.
Patent o. dash Leather. rlin and fwiled, Patent
Canvas Coach and Table oil Cloths three quaileIs To
Eve quaers vide. Scanning Cord. DC &c..
FOR SHOE MAKING.
$500 Pounds Sole Lealhe, French and American
Calf skins; Goat and Momceo skins Binding sud
Cochincal skins and Boot tops Home tanned Upper,
light ana heavy and sole Leather Spanbes o. Bfais;
fheads No 10. ", &c. BrstIes; Boo. Webb and Eye
LET'S
1900 Pound, Sugar. 5000 lbs. Coffee; "A gallons
JAMES WEBB.
Os,olcr Il. CO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
SOMETHING MEN
RmbrotVpes and Photographs

TIE ldiea and grfdfea DIS orerg q Me dye
II HUNT would inform The public that Ne has open.
AZ. ed rooms permanently IN Chapel Hill, NAefe he
il prepared 10 exeruir these beautiful rciures . tie
highest st,le IL tile All, The Amhmtspe IL taken on
Glass and unlike DagucueoiyTe, without being ever.
sed Inc superiority II hi, pcluie ~ pint Of beauty
and durahl,y has placed Al the head OF tie Fine
AHs II ran he Sc in any light without t'ferllcn, as
is free from The polish Of iha silver plates II cannot get
usiy and it is impcr ious to water, ait OF acid, aud
will last Tor ages.
Every lads and gentleman particularly invited 10
call ana examine his specimens Cloudy weather a.
good sunshine Instructions given 10 the art Of Am
hfoiy Ping and Apar4lus furnished.
Z. HUNT.
March ]. -es
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
ro rHE PUBIC.

THE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
customers and the public generally. that his MINIS
are Is s, rate order for making Flour 81 beet KIND
aud with despatch having three pair Bnrrs running,
and can make ! load Of Flour ia . few hours. The
Mills a,e within about three miles of the Rail Road
where the Flour can he put and shipped to any NAL
kel desired Those from distance, coming early IN
The evening, can have their Flour made hs the neSi
motng 20 that they take il 70 The saii koad, anu
returning can gel their oifl take home, al the same
,ip. Barrels kept constantly On hand.
The very hest prices will he paid for WHEAT by
the sulscrihe at the Mills, al Peter D. Ruins IN
Hillshorough.
10000 bushels Of Wheat wanted.
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
p.,o,er 81 n H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c.

rU,HE subscriber iakes this method Of informing bis
friends aud the public generally thai he j. carrying
on the Boot and shoe making Business al his Tan Yard
in Orange county, N. G twelve miles south Of Roxho
ronsh, and twelve miles north q hlshnroush. Inc
shon 4 conducted entirely hy Nj Asa n Davis former
" of Hshorough who flalers himsef and those Tor
whom lie has worked will hear him out in his opinion
tina, he can do as good work any workman IN the
Stale and on as reasonable terms, and IN expeditions
manner as any other workman 10 he found
All orders from distance promptly attended 70. re
now receiving large stock Of NorLern Cali skin Tor
making Boots Shoes &c W. IL PASS.
I,n,orvs 20 =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
sa,sIoii Asb GAsfoN RAILROAD.
Raleigh d CASTOR R. R. Office,
Raleigh, Feb. q, 1856,

s the NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD Is now
completed 10 Charlotte, notice u hereby gwen that
goods produce brought down that Road Intended ioi
TRANSFORMATION over the Ralegh & CASTOR Railroad, will
be received y this Company atthe North Carolina Rail-
road Depot in Raleigh, lowned jointly by The two Com
panies and will lie Transported thence without delay Or
extra charge and goods designed for The Western Mef
chants and others along that Road, will likewise be de-
li,ered at the same point.
All dues for freight must he paid a, Petersburg or
Portsmouth, except On way freight, which must be paid
in advance or on delivery Of the goods
Every effort will he made by the officers and agents o.
The Company 10 give satisfaction IN hetIalpcIa,ion Of
goods and produce.
Owners ard shippers Of goods are requested 10 have
them distinctly marked, that their destination may be
known r. A. HAMILTON, President.
February l6. u2o-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
New and Fresh Goods,

gcl Gzng1IM1E.
THE undersigned ha, Ju.l reiurned from New York
with full assortment Of Goods tot Gentltnens
wear, comprising
SenIoni's Biaicys spd Dcrnon Msssons
Ri Dad Cloths, Velvet. Beavers aud other
Oter-coatings,
Rich Fancy Casslmeres,
Velvet, Cashmere, and Moire Antique
Nestings,
Ready made Clothing. and Furnishing Goods.
u ahich BE- resicrtfps invite lhe attention % his
fiiend. and hr puliic.
ehss The .a.fleian ~ stating that he selection 10
by fst tbe pe'r,t regards ue iasts .issanes
al gnaliy, o any iheI be ha- essf i.riptr uil,ted
The etpeusure 81 ihan twenty Yeas has hsen
tallt sxsrci.e ,f The ienrt u D., sad his
t,f. 10 plsisr III ibis hstr slfrad, tfsR iuiy
.u-laiaed u ie judgment u pstsons a knaSn isr's
~ capacity.
liz .0rk o. Clah- pufrhasd, Tssh imported,
fion he most fs-nnshle aud be.i e-Ia,htd house,
iui biz Read, made Clohing 10th - 20 -, and
flush be- challenges ie cis-esi scrutiny.
All j. A. No. !. Aud 40, 1t !. promised, % no
pay required.
October ~. p
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
BRANDRETII,s PILLS.

For The eHyt Of lHfutn.8. colds Ihdfrtsfien, ~
pepsia .Heaaoe1t Debility. Htaknat.
n. de. &c.
or Fresh suppl, iustfeceised. and fot sale by
the sents, ID. iieaff& son. atthe Printing Ufes.
fiiIishotouph iame. R.N'Dade ,ChspeiHill. sud
q IA .Mrbsns Mason Hall.
Iuly sih.lsh4 iyli-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
r L NJ OVAL.

rTyHE subscrilcr having removed his soic 10 The old
1 stand formerly occepird by 4. Z. Murdoch. just
East Of the Court HOUSE, will e lcascd TO see hs old
fiends and customers aud ~ many new onfs a. may
choose 10 give hin call lie pferpi--r, heretofore
10 use his hes ,Ois suil hem both 20 the Price and
quality u beuds.
rf The following articles will Ne iaken 10 eIrhange
or Merthsnll-e. al The market ptee: Nhesi Flour.
Com Aral ihIeshed Oais. Jeans Lnsey. siuI ed Cot
ton Tow Cloh flas and Cotton Clcih. Bee,wsi, Fisk
seed. Rags. old csstiags, &c SC.
P.B RuFFIN.
February 90. 2T--om
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
cARTER.s spANIsH MIXTURE.

l.AAl Eli sIA-NisoIl Ill ~ = AZ.
The tfre8t Purifier az the BIand
:, ,s,..,,,.~-
liz bE.c LsAb s.!tAI III : h.sON :. :.
NJ Parff-t 81 HeTstyy n II
Al tas,Iihs tsral, ~ srtgula. King. Evil Rhenrra
Tan. Dsasin.r Gat*aesls Ef pii18. riape- 81 i'0s.
~. wy t5e 80. ai5.gsr.. Ha,l.. Agts III re.
ser. Chrome ~ofe Esrs. RHuNofm ! letter,
sy.aii.Issd Enlargement sal Pain ii lie
B5..e. All f5iHis. SAT- flhsun sub
born git5Is. -,phi.ile Disorders,
spd aH4ii.ss.es ari.inz fonaa
iaf48tFl.t5s ~ n Mercury,
fafalfDrs tu fe. ~
InEHtsst al Biu4.
TITS gfelt slssfstsse MsdieiHe and Psater 81 lie
pIssiI. n8e a. Il 0r.stti. u grateful patient.
f5a 81 pr. II lie his,i state. VIII ie.liiy daily 10
me Itnai it.s r8F5s pefiatme q fbe gttsiff u 81
neil ines, sCtKFsNs SPANISH NlAfLRb.@
Nsetaisis. hleaaiat.saa, sstei-l' ktlIil9gs " te
Sssh i.tf Bistss lttffs. isets h1ssttt, ai.f't'h
g. tas hiahets' h.ssssei tle th"'a'' ftth.h 1oH-
pIani. Faits ~ aefHs q W. bhass 80 JOINTS sie
,Esla' ~ 2 ss5 ssas ~ lHes aa's ei'-'lS.
Isf a'H - o g ~ n9.atLs - ~ .tss t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
Soaps.
DISSOLUTION.
DRUG STORE.

DR. CAIN viii keep constantly On hand complete
- assortment 81
Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Paints,
yaruishes. Dye Stuff. Periumery, Stationery,
Grass and Garirn 5 eds, hromatics,
Vinegar. Pare Liquors, sc. DC.
AMI al oher articles n bis line Of business. and with
the special design of keeping only genuine articles.
Re hopes IN clos attention AMI moderate prices, 10
merit and receive the patronage Of tie public
Nasemhar u. Ct
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
Have yon q Pump !?

HAVING poftiasrd ilom VIZ Graves ths sole fisit
fif tbe I've ~ Bsftefs Dolilc Acting fuies lHi
lii Pump. ~ ihs counties ~ Jianre an1 Alsmsnce.
ihsse DESTROYS Of Fsifg sns5ceeni PBmp. simple. snd
TIE sJme time sending continuous stream Of
Ter ran gei one ~ spplying 10 The sub.rribets.
NJ A. White. % Meh8Besvlie hss one 81 ihess
Panp. ID o,sfsion, ahifh he writes o. perform. ~.
nltsls Ne = sBbpilsJ Il ~ sgsni ~ he ale NJ
III pnmps u that section. sHd sny application u him
util .nfe Nih rFomp' attention u drerea 70 Us.
zinc Or GOD iuiang furnished n tuhing efpsnse.
J. &. TURRENTINE d sun.
Mas. az
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
THE KNUcKLE
WASHING M AC HIN Il,
Patented by Christopher HolnsSwerth, Indiana, May
4lh, 1889.
MADE AND SOLD BY
AIEyAN DFR kSON,

Owner Of the Patent Right in the counties oil Johnslon
Wake, Orange Person aud Alanance.
rE,HESE Machines save time labor, soap and clothes
a as the dili is taken out without rubbing They
will save more 10 one year in ordinary sized family
than their cost. There is no work which females are
called upon TO perform thai is SO ahofous and unhea.
INV as washing. A great many Machines have been
invented for the purpose Of relieving this ahor hut none
answered the purpose until the introduction Of the
KNUCKLE MACHINE. which has given entire ss-
tisficiion When fully and fairly tested.
Price Of the Machine delivered 10 persons ~ any Of
The aloye named counties, dollars. All orders al-
dressed to Alexander Dickson, Hlllshorough, Orange
county, ~ O., will he promptly attended TO,
Every Machine warranted when fully and fairly iIled
March W, 1856. 5O-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17

vT,us .ul,criber hiss commenced The manuf1ciure Of
L Tin aud Sheet Iron Rare- Of every description, 10
Ire bpldisg opposite he printing Office aad adjoining
Er. pai.ipss Ssiliefg.
TN xafe ~ every variety ~ household use. manu-
farsutei the mos asat aad durable ii L hs espere
"a sbfkmen kent constantly on hand - made ieordef
on Inc a,si reasonlble terms. Repairing Of stills and
Tn Mare 5one unlhe sialiest Notice.
He - ai4o pre- .llied 10 attend 20 sii order. Tor
Covering Houses
viii Tin anl 51,itfiaz, ahirh IT, vii do N style
.qa, iir .csnce mi nssiaess d that If any other
wskn8R w ihe State.
TfS NARE. .s1fief furnished wholesale Il rneT-
Giants ,ad 1efs aud delivered their doors Peters
haz riiees.
II IA cOlPsf. Bta,s ard Per,et,aken in exchange
f9f sO.k.
JOHN r. HOLLOWAY.
seat ISL So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-17
THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER
FNHIlsHNb WIHNAt
nv DENNIS nEARTT a SON.

- TIflfINI1 FFIfNNI Y a NUNf
Trrnis.-Two Dollars yenr. " paid ~ st,snte.
Two Dollars and Fify Gents. II not paid within three
months; or Three Dollars " deiayeI until aei The a.
pirsiion fthe wear.
No paper will Ne Discontinued until Ill affeasgss are
paid. unless al the option of The publishers.
Hereafter paper will hc sent 90 new sulscfibsr
out Of this state unless payment i made N advance o.
person ~ The state will become fsspo ole n tho
editofr aud the paper will not be sitto subscriber
out Of the state io more than two yes without pHy.
meat. unless u 10 10 " personally known 10 % and In
whose integrity we have confidence
Advertising Rates for The Recorder.
ApvIHrIsENGsTs not exceeding fourteen lines, ons
dollar for the first, and twenty-five efns ~ zach rubs
quent insertion longer onss In proportion. Court VI.
verssnnents twenty five per cent. higher deductions
81 oasfhird will 10 mads 10 rdssffst. " ne yssr
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-02-20
s. B. ROW, Enron AND Peopn1ETon,
PA, FEBRUARY %, 1856.
UNION OF THE OPPOSITION.

For some months past an effort has been ma
King to unite all opposed to the present Ma
tional Administration on one common plat
form. The necessity of this is obvious to ev-
cry Intelligent observer of political affairs
Ii the opposition is distracted-split up into
Two, three or moro factions-the Pierce DEM
ocracy must and will undoubtedly be the vic
tors i'll the ensuing Presidential contest. But
ii all those who are opposed to the Admins
tration combine, success will inevitably at
tend their efforts. The most of the American,
Whig, and Republican members OF the Legis-
lature, fully cognizant of this state of affairs,
and urged by many of their friends in differ
ent sections of the State, have issued call.
inviting all who are favorable to such move
mcnt to meet in county conventions on the 9th
OF March, and elect delegates to State Con-
vention TO be held at Harrisburg on the 2Gth
OF the same month, to take such action as the
exigencies of the case demand, and to select
q State Ticket. We see by the Harrisburg
Telegraph that the American members of the
Legislature have drawn up and signed mem
orial to the American National Convention. TO
assemble at Philadelphia, asking that body to
abolish ali secret forms in the organization, so
that they can act on equitable and liberal
basis with all others who are opposed 10 the
National Administration.
This is certainly an mportan NJ ovement and
II Is TO be hoped that 1T will result in the
union contemplated. The call will be found
elsewhere in to-day;s Jourar!.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-02-20
A NEW LIcEEsE LAW.

Senator Brown, of Philadelphia, has intro
duced bill in the Senate, which rs thought
viii be more acceptable to that body than the
one offered by Judge Wilkins. 1t viii be seen
that itmakes wise discrimination between city,
borough and country wants. 1t provides that
ssno storekeeper shall sell less than five gallons
OF vinous, spirituous, malt or brewed liquors,
or any mixture thereof; nor shall the keeper
of any restaurant, eating house, oyster house
or cellar, theatre or any other place of enter
tainment, amusement or refreshment, sell in
any quantity; brewers and distilers shall be
licensed agreeably to the act of April 10th,
lSf9, but shall pay three times the rates there
in fixed. This act shall not apply to impor-
ters selling imported liquors, but their license
is to be increased three-fold. Nor shall the
act apply to druggists or apothecaries COM
pounding liquors upon physicians prescrip-
tions, or selling for manufacturing, meehani-
cal or chemical purposes. License to sell shall
be granted only to citizens OF temperate habits
and good moral character. The licenses to be
granted hy Courts of Quarter Sessions, and
the applications to give public notice very
much as heretofore, but with additional res
towns and boroughs, to have at least six bed
rooms and twelve beds; and in the country,
four Bedrooms and eight beds, for the use of
travellers-the applicant to give bond, &C., in
81 900. Venders Of wines, malt or distilled
liquors, are thus claSsed-where annual sales
amount to $4,000 and upwards, a license of
$3.50; $4,000 and less than $4,000, $3.50
Sc, 600 and less than So, 900, 5000; 81, 600 and
less than $4,000, $3.50; $4,000 and less than
81 600, 800; less than 50 1000, $50; no IL
cense to be granted for less than the last nam
ed sum. Hotels are to be thus cassed and ra-
ted according TO the estimated yearly rental:
$4,000 or more, a license of 81 900; So 900
and less than $4,000, $500; Sc 900, 5000;
$1,000, S400; $4,000, $500 $1,000, 5000;
$500, 500; $500, SIS; under $500, the IL
cense shall be $50. In Pittsburg and Alleghe-
ny no license shall be granted for less than
Sl00, nor in the county towns and boroughs,
for less than SO. The Courts are prohibited
from granting more licenses than exceed the
population of one to every 200 taxables in the
city and county towns and boroughs and -
number in the country.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-02-20
HON. D. BARCLAY.


This gentleman's position on the Nebraska
question, has been the subject of so much
newspaper comment that it has become quite
notorious. 1t is alleged that, during the can
vass which resulted in his election, he profess
ed to be an anti-N cbraska man ard in favor of
the restoration of the restrictive clause Of the
so-callcd Missouri Compromise Act. Since
the meeting of Congress, however, he has as
sumed an attitude directly antagonistic there
10. This subjected him to the Severest criti-
cism of many prominent journals in different
sections of the country. Among others, the
Pittsburgh Gazette took him TO task. In a let
ter, written sometime in January last, in an
swer 10 the structures of that paper, Mr.. Bar
clay says he ssgave no pledges publicly or pri-
vately-Nebrasla or anti-Ncbraska.' This,
We presume, will depend in a great measure
upon what may be regarded as being embraced
in the term .'pledges.' If expressed opinions
or declarations will come within the meaning
Of the phrase, then it would seem that Mr.. B.
did give spledges,' as is evidenced by the fo,-
lowing extract from letter, dated Benezette,
Elk Co., Feb. ., 1856, written by R. G. Wins
low upon this subject. The writer says
s.I was at Brookvile at the time of the NOM
inatiou of d. Barc'ay, and he told me that he
was Nebraska and in favor OF the rcstOra-
ton of the Missouri Compromise line, 'and
that from principle, too and that he did not
fear the consequences Of agitation-'it must
and should be restored, and that the people
traitors to themselves if they ever held
their peace until it was restored.''
He further states that Mr.. B. told one of the
delegates who was in that convention, that s@he
was anti-Nebraska, tooth and nail, and in fa-
vor of the restoration, &C., let what would
come.' There is nothing equivocal in the
language of Mr.. Winslow-it is direct and pos
itive-and the entire letter is couched in the
most confident and emphatic language. 1t full
ly srlstans the allegations heretofore made in
the Journal regarding Mr.. Barclays position
on this question.
Itwould seem that i'll luck meets Mr.. Bar
clay at every point Very recently he took
step that is likely to involve him in some
difficulty with his own party. His politi-
cal friends seem to be diSpleased with the part
he took in the election Of a Speaker Mr.. B.
favored the plurality rule, and on the ballot
which resulted in the election of Mr.. Banks, he
did not vote at all. This does not prove salts
factory to the Democracy-they say he should
have voted fair and square for Aiken, without
asking any questions that by not voting, he
favored the election of Mr.. Banks; and that
the success of this gentleman is attributable
to, and the responsibility of it rests upon Mr..
Barclay. He is truly an unfortunate man, and
it remains to be whether he will be able
TO explain matters to the satisfaction of his
Democratic constituents. One thing, howeY-
er, seems to be reduced to a certainty: his fate
is sealed, and when his present term expires
he will be laid beneath the political sod, un-
honored and unpitied.