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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-09

The ELECTIONS IN FRANcE.-Three of
the Republican candidates in Paris have
been elected to the Legislative Assembly.
This shows a strength in the Republican
party which once evinced may hereafter be
the cause Of some trouble to the present au-
tocrat, in spite of the suppression of the
ballot-box and of the press 1t shows some
boldness to come forward in opposition to
the government when every voter would be
a marked man, and the fact proves that the
selves and their objects than previous events
would seem to justify. The emperor is,
however, shrewd and INSCRIPTIONS, and if
occasion calls for it he will not hesitate to
use his power to silence opposition. Sun
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-09

CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION Tuesday,
the 18th July, (this present month } is the
day now fixed upon for the holding of the
Congressional Convention, at Bladensburg
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-09
NOTICE.
July 9, 1857.

IYNHE PRIMARY SCHOOL COMMISSION
il Frs will meet in Port Tobacco on the Goth
instant. By order of the President.
July 9, 1S57-tm
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-09

TINE ANNUAL EXHIBITION and Dlstrbu-
L ton of Premiums, &c., will take place at ST..
Thomas School. TUESDAY, July 14th. The
public are respectfully invited to attend.
iv
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-09

TRUIT & CONFECTJONARY.- recev-
f ed fresh lot of Lemons, Oranges, Rasins,
Figs and Almonds-also, supply of confectionery.
iv9 s NJ. PADGETT s. co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-09

The Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday saws
We examined carefully, yesterday, large
quantity of papers from the West, publish
ed within the last few days, and found, from
every section, most aattering accounts of
crop prospects. The weather continues
clear and warm. Wheat is maturing fine
~, and corn is growing rapidly. The in
dications could hardly be more encouraging
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-09

Herrings, says the Union, once consider
ed common food, because of their cheapness,
now hold a respectable place in the list Of
prices current. The Potomac robins are
now quoted at from twenty to thirty-one
cents dozen, about the price of twelve
eggs. Ai -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-09

The Postmaster General has appointed
Joseph O. Thamas, Esq, postmaster at
Aquasco, Prince Georges county, Md, in
place Of John W. Thomas, Esq, resigned.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-09

OWN. B. RICHARDS, Jr.. dealer in French
Bonnets, Flats. Gypsies, Flowers and Millinery
Goods generally. Also, American Millinery, Rib
bons, Dress Trimmings, Buttons Laces and Edg-
ing. French Work, Fancy Working Materials,
Combs, Brushes, Perfumeries, Sewing Materials,
Hosiery, Mitts, Fans, Work Boxes, Writing Desks,
and Fancy Goods generally,
No. ITO King Street,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-09

ALEXANDRIA, Va,
Bonnets made to order. Orders filled punctu-
ally and satisfaction invariably guaranteed.
feb 26-ly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-09

The Washington Union of Tuesday has
an editorial endorsing the policy of Cover
nor Walker in Kansas. ..-.,..........
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-09

FENCES. Examine your fences carefully
at short intervals, and see to it that they are
at all times kept in state to keep the stock
out Of fields. Recollect, that the short COM
mons Of July and August pastures make ami
mails very sharp-sighted, and corresponding
~ persevering in their efforts to secure more
sumptuous fare.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25
Republican state Convention.
TIE rLkrTORM-T STATE osHrRAs COMMITTEE
The following Is the platform and the OF the Re-
paolcAn state Central Committee

rHs PIATF0RM.
Resolved That the deocas republican party % The st.e
sr. .oss per en M a.. % re- n ~
goveromeri the maintenance o. humsn rights ane hs les
Of st admins ration the esient 70 which carries Thai
Resolves ia cortrsd.unc.i,n IN term, 70 can that
sr democrat who besvesn the RICH, Of one man d en-
.s, snohsr design .s M, denocsi'c Fovernren,
RESOLVED That and onois corruption and euero.cs
s gu e ss .Ss sS s s ss s,
publican party VIII rsouiey and positively struggle against
Rssolv,d Iss u. sec.ov- are earnestly inved
s :. @ S.s q bs ne sG ss. ss hars
sl.e dccrirs and corrupns Influences, non Whatever
E..lysd Tbs, ',s sry cggc.sa % AZ g., and
sise ,hsu,d sSsss from sppropri.ns pubic monies
sf r return G ssa .sesucs s n r.ST5 o
Of oS r; ss 10 s n: l q:
o. sever. ,uSn % sss "a
o. ne ,ment q ths LETTERS nisn policy scnoy hs
pease our ssu SD edns oppu % The s:Ssms asa
sss:.s. .Ssy e. ssssy
have united speculate c-s Elslson, planasrns
sna r pssns
oFecs and We abe 'H.is constant enlght
ss sss S. oSe Z eqr nne ana
n,ss ,sys q Ass ns,s VI Ssv,! allow , sa
he cou.iuiou ~ laesss % ,bs supreme ooar, q ,he
nsS 70 the Of he srgsnss On sss ssr. q
doctrines to which the people OF thh
viii never consent be the cUsequepces what they may
Pegolved hs pfacce OF railroad companies rivnG
FREE Members Of Assembly and other officers cannot
be too highly conde snd We urge upon se merit Iesaa
Rerovd That the monsrous frauds At elections which
lately be en- perpersed particularly - the ctr Of York
the earnest attention OF re LegtsA which
bouud hy highest consfersons n the evil
pas whatever laws mar be necessary 70 PIT end H.
CxsrnAL COMMITTEE.
dat LIZ D. Morgan, James w Nye, n J. Hsriere
2-John @, Floyd, "A. r Stanton, Lewis Q. Plsii
8-Joha l. Sch 5oI rsn Fcryth, o. T. Beals
g a-Edvad Dodd, VIM. A. Wheeler, HI Churchill
I'D O luleiorn, J, J. Briggs, q Hulsteld.
Ell q Williams, n v Bruce, a r. Owen
&c T-Js13l G Snl.A, Aired Il, ,D-y-ll AAas3n.
s-E q spsuidius, r. DJr-hetmey, A L. Upnsm
vote Of trsnss 70 the officers Of the ocnyenuoa was
Adopted m apmous'y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25

ysO TEE TRAVELLING COAMUNIY-wg TUE OABI \
passengers board tie good seamahp City Of Bsurore
from LIVERPOOL 10 York In taking leave OF her
avn ourselves OF tn sas 10
Aor 10 hs owded Of the vessel And the
have suffered Arising herefrom We do mis-
from OF justice vel 10 the OF tbs line OF
steamships TO the community who may rave by hem,
there fore
ReFoved f,sly Thstin equence tfhero being,
officially inform ed W9 aoin AID IA sseraks
willis according plan nj tn. vessel there bat l26
berhs for for,r and a25 for the later We have been
gree Of ami attention which had right TO
e eci for nstAnce having ben from necessity
occupied by many bedr ard hos rendered rns ut
..a, "a 30 C. me-; Nv lave also to p..i -
deficient su ply OF glass towels and bed aen add OF
filthy OF he water cose TIE want OF ards
ALEC verify felt there not being SUN ,ient number on
board form the necessary duties aired of theta
table very Inferior quality the brsAd being dark and
ar d the wafer nucdy au bracksh
Received tn rdly Thai there being fifty six ladies bei Ids
children mopg humble with but stewardes 70 at
hem h d not eceive The atenu hey
required and - which they were entitled
hesoved astv. That consider that the Agentand m.nA
gers The company in Liverpool highly cen,usbe in
subjec ing and discomfors arising
OF the AFORESAID STATE Of things
signed By iy sev bin pas epgss; go certify
the above ~ rue statement
John j. Robson, Newcastle, Canada.
Rev. y; seve Rolfe, Upper marbro, Pines GEORGES,
Nath Bailey. Col Jas. Ing's Klngsve Co.. Essex West
Canada.
William Wise Cobb Toronto CanAdA West
j. Bradfeid, Msnsr Hou'e, o,l,on Spsldlng xngsnd.
Thos Casson, Manchester. Engand.
September ~ 1897.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25
CLOTHING, sc.

rIOrHINd DYID BLACK, CLEANED BY sTEA6,
~ altered and 81 csrs 10 81 50 and with ali
umrsings from =, 70 ~ per pi st T. BROOKS No AIS
Bowery OF Rivington sscpnd door, Stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25
sTTTPPTNG.


RLAox BALL LIZ. LIT. =, sIv: s; AZ,
pS u wn 'i s oes .,, soa Storage 's
Nat g., LINE Q. vnsSsooL PACK
.sip Sspi lios: S.g!,s H.iisa Win sssassiy MI
EroR lIysRpooL-1HH cELABBArsD SHIP EMPIRE
Il STATE ~' sail 70 morrow n ON for . fsw
Sossa Ds ,sG Or Parka Dss
POS CALI .oRsIA-usIrEp ST .1ss MAI; hIss
ship contssy WI es.s,eA fer assn~si on Monday vs,o
s Sss s 70 '.. iss;
or rsa y All ,0 ssS :Sa !, MAJ
INNS With the Pscias sss.mshio Soosny. @sspisess
s !. Il "A san
cisco The public inforned thai he Pacific ali
ss Sss
days b 81 iOtn Of each month
slT.D sTAI.1Al ,rs, LIsa .os IA
e on. nom pier 100, 9, ws,Tsn sweat nth ,s1
Ps" ss' ' esa ssssrsa ssspsr:
s e with :ss BIZ, e other The
ed bl ng will % signed after toe hour ~ sa
Ing s g apply 4 YVES
LNCR EEW CHLBANS UlhEuIs WITH SAPTHMbHk-
the new steamship TeSNa6sHL 1907 to,s bur
ten Capt VIM H. TALBOT, viii leave Sew York. foom pier
n, rib for Orlsans without touatng inter
mediate por,, Wednesday the 3oh ssp,em ,er T. N
She With eegsrf ,ius ard hov
CATION She viii commence ecsviDg freight
on Friday 26h inst. Passage
First cabin staeroorn. $50
StcePa2e -
oaxs MORGAN 1 sons, No sOwiing Green.
LOB sAvAFHAH' AND FLORIUA.-UNITRD srATss
N mail line The steamer Al sSAMA, Capt Schslck,
win leave Saturday Sept %. al o'clock r. NJ. from
pier 70 North river Bulls OF lAdpg signed board Fs,
freight or psessge apply tos L. .ToHIIh, Il RrcsdE.y
1Erous oh kes from YORK TO jacksonville SSH 10 Plat
S3 for Florida cornsos vt Savannah With the
steam from New York on Tuesdays and Saturdays
DlCaMoND.-THE SCREW STEAMSHIP HENRY b.
II BE- Oh Will e,ve pier IS Forth river for Richmo7d on
Saturday the rs h. at precisely for freight Apply
Il Il. OROhWBI,l l5i Washington street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25
FURNITURE, sc.

LrrRrITUBr wAHTED.-I HOLD JUrGsENTs A
gdna rsrt 10 us city, which wish 70 csanse for
OF nd hand psror fnrri'ufe ard pisno
des Ing tuch erchsnge viii cal Al Broadway House
as Broome street, hon 70 ocisck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25

sam rHAr TIVE MOST sf~PLu AND UeuvUL
se- exhibition al The fair OF tie Ames,can In all
Pr~nr nw paper Tor underaJins carpets. Those whs
ives are lnyixd 10 erarnlGa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25

E'oR oHARLEsior, o.rHa sursEIos sIp,s
9srvn viii as IRON Phs5ephis for Chseston on Saturday
Sep erber M 10 o'closk n. Cabin passsgs with veyy
r err rss~ron- 90 i,r- f7l seey- e ~ IT,
sstc ~ geo gle ell s.n again shove Saturday Octrt-
10 The RErsyoHs sails fw savannah o. - urtsv, cco
bwA A HsSOF IRA Agent
81 NORTH Nh0ves, rhiladsipha-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25
= - - - 80 - 49,.
MATRIMONIAL.

A youH, GgsIIEAAN wHv HAS HAD aUOT Kx
persrce In life aud has been able 10 settle down
p-rmAnsnt pursl desifous OF forming the sa.
kindreS lirit with view 70 marnaouy
bic hopey object WI Etevcr Beauty sp and so-abe-
drsired Address IL. Hammond, Dor LID Post Office
Kew HAven Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25
HOTELS.

RIO AMERICA Ms Y. STING LoNDOE.-wM y. BsEsToS
or ms his friends that The cd club room OF the ksseK Head
s1s nd |. s pen for their venences
ea az American psrefs may be found charre0 chops
eAks and hrnss nj al sober hours, winss liquors;
day ordinary; ohare lover haa ~ other Amercln
house In Loniot writing materials position rnguiarly
central.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25
THE MILITARY.


THE BURTON MU8KErBKHs- THERE WILL BE A
4 nettog OF The above corps on Sunday tept n, at
O'CLOCK the stage Of Burtons theatre BY order OF
0AU. h. WILSON Captain.
X. SHsRP, Secretary.
j. bEED Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25

DlCHMOND.-THE SCREW SrgAsaHIP HENRY b
IL BIZ Oh will Lev pier Is Forth liver for Richmo7d
SATURDAY, the IS h, at z precisely FOR freight Apply &c
IA IL. GROhW BIL. lSi Washington street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25

|ARkUMS AsEkIOAE kUSkUM -AQuARfA, OR
OCEAN srd Hirer GARDENS the most singular and besud
Ioonhnaion OF art and -itnoss cd Ths fish
fed ~ IL A. N ovsry day presenting ono Of the moss In
biting and entertaining spectsces the human And mind
dwell upon. Friday, Sept rs afternoon ct s. evening
O'CLOCK the Welsh khaaxae VIII appeal in her curiou.
Zeal honolcIus aiming twelve different characers and
hing eighteen difrtb songs after which dn the evening"
ootf Fire worss and Chrom aropos TO couciuds with
)Physlo,c5re, illuminated By tho Drummoud Light Ad
kancs Is oents. OhIldrsn under 10, Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25

could 20. re- wLtn Frsncs tho potter fof me- no
essei where tlepl; told him slept ia the alto q.
Why did be yod -hors you slep,4 A lie said ,hs he
bad beer thero looking for me. " Wd he not that
DeanelD bad bten ihefo fsr you, nc ava Did
after you
Cospscl for prosecutor objsosed 10 tho quesoa %.
jcolcn ovotrutd b. The 0orrt.
wtn,ts- Doppely did not tell ina, he had been arcr
ne; came % scoetcks on ihs 21th OF July; had been
the See View House previously; kept tarbers shop
there; had sop, Ger toe onlpe ii soheucks; my
fhop inoie; called for light whom In woscs' ROOM
sno Barney s1authsD ga down stairs and got me one
Re dreci ekamisatonI bad experience In surgery pre-
vorsiy; rtudec IN Germany, In toe Prussisu army;
have had experience 10 this courtry vas practising in
the amy or The Uptcd States In the Florida and Mericsn
vsrs curor AIRY IN Germany TO connect tho business
Or barber snd surgeon together; Old hot confne ny
,of 70 beecins; suois6 and prsciicet sursory was
with General lay al Palo Aho w1 IN Dincans ay Ing
Cross ersmued Tho deceased hal been wounded sbou,
two n urs bet fve and air O'Clock when
hn Grst; judged ne must have bccn wounded
frcm The amount Of blood no bad cst tho color OF the
bood, and The vessels which hsd been severed, oosed
dsrs, a. II SONS vine had elapsed
william sa,,h reoaliod--whcn wss In Douuclly's
rcc Mating NE wlreor tne room thai be was connned,
sskea hin thc Quefti0u how occurred; ne said ne
trcr rehng ssCnt that be on stairs for hts shirt
cellar and nc nsi ihog he ynev he me- TIT, yovng man
cosi ard tor u, tasi vas s; he SAID he was running
around the hall with hA arms spread oDen beoding; 10
be Afternoon before Coroner rarfons he sad thai no
had played cards win Noes 90 Friday night, that he hal
ost s. with bin and that he had lent him $50 TO 10
The ocean howe With and inst be vas . ray him s2ofor
Ocean House Friday night he also sAisi sht ne had
si6 IN his pocket, he "a, stcd the question shy ne had
aol given that moncy up; his answer WA, he
he'd net been Gkod for u; vas then s.d
10 bin give ths money 70 Mr. Smith he then took his
pccket book out and counted out sib ali In gold
gave THAI money 10 the 70 Ut ON belongeuxr
Beleho, the spanish gentleman also gave Mr. B1etho
1885, Donney told Coroner Parsons thai the wsrlhe~s
money found In W. yard belonged TO him. that he hal
thrown u Away fe- days previously, - Il vas no use
GA.rj .Ay loa.cg 20 Ets sh3 ysri o. POI ,ve-y
morning visited ho<es when be seemed very glad TO see
and called me By name; he repeated the words, II
hase been murdered, NY throas hes beea cut" ssxeu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25

has &c uch pleasure In announcing that
MISS OHARLOTfa CUSHMAN
viii ondAy evening nex eep a. In the
OF Blanca, In Miman uassdv OF
FAZtO.
The box b.ok is now open sess may be secured In I'd
for the following performaf On fuesday-TER
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL Wednesday -RoxEo AND
JOLIET 1hursfsy-fHE sTRArsAk Friiay-AS YOU
LIKE IT ~ith scenery ant appointments.
The ilsyr will Re 20 the full strengh OF the company
Gamma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25

AND oILCIOrHs AT
PRICE,
Undermined won respectfully direct puhlIs attention
large aud varied stock Of fall
CARPsTfe9, kn..
he has pure ased VI re snt suction
ron CASH,
|csnt belo thfir res gectivr cosss
W manufacturers, also unusually
Large c~k OF oiiclotts In various
bosutfui desigus aud al
Wiiths from
4 TO a. feet.
srrPHrN LEAHY, % sirh svrnue,
betwesa Wsvsrley plsce ard Eighth street
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11
law ANp oRpER IN cALIroRNIa.

Events had given u California an unle-
sirable reputation for violence and disorder;
but may il not have been the case with her
a. with 50 many other places, that the mis-
conduct Of few has been attached TO the
population generally, and that the many are
suffering in character from the lawlessness
Of few individuals: All history, contem-
porary and past, is full of instances 20 this
effect but We will only mention one, 60 wit,
the massacre Of the prisoners IN the city OF
Paris in September, 1872. All readers are
familiar win that terrible massacre, IN which,
for four days and nights, city OF 6OO,00U
was dominated by murder aud blood She'd
three Thousand VI the nOblest Of the Kingdom
peri.hing under the pike and the sabre, in
the streets and 10 the prisons and churches.
All Paris suffered tie odium d that insatiaie.
fcruripus massacre; and vet, after il was
over, il was well ascertained that the mum
Der II perpetrators did not exceed three
hundred. and MANY 81 them foreigners 10
completely NAV lawlcss, andarious, and
ferocious set Of miscreants spread their own
abominable character upon a whole commu-
nity who detest their crimes, and whose only
fault is IN suffering handful Of brigands
and eat.throats TO dominate over masses oi
good citizens. And 30 We have reason 10
believe. irom striking aud recent instance.
to be much tie case With California. All
have heard Of the numerous settlers on the
Fremont estate, (the MaripOsas.J and Of the
violent language and eOnd8et Of some Of the
intruiers, 80 conducting themselves a. to
pass for all--hOiding public meetings, adopt
ing resolutions. charging the Supreme Court
with bribery when they heard il had con.
firmed Fremont's grant, burning Chief Jus.
tiee fancy in effigy, binding themselves q
stand together TO resist the decision, and
menacing Fremont himself if he came upon
The place. Well, after three years absence,
he returns to California. lands AZ San Fran.
cisco, and without accompaniment u force
proceeds directly 10 the Mariposas. 70 the
heart II the estate, and arrives at the town
of Marposas, 5000 souls, and which is the
seat Of justice for the county. There are
&c 900 settlers on the estate, and not one
molested him On the contrary, all received
him kindly, and with the Difference due "a
a proprietor; many asking for leases, Of
purchase Of parts; and all wishing him q
take charge of The property. and make il
more productive BY conducting streams oi
water through IL. This we learn from the
California papers, and copied fortnight
since brief article 10 that effect. We now
copy two more TO the same effect, one Of
them published in the town Of Mariposas,
and present them as a set.oG 70 all the VIC.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11
PROPHECY FULFILLED.

One Of the most remarkable instances II
prophecy fulfilled, is to be found in the fol.
lowing extract from a speech delivered By
senator Seward in the United States senate,
80 long ago az March 1855. Despite the
obnoxious character Of this senator's opin-
ions on subjects of vital importance 10 the
south, his commanding ability must be &C.
knowledged. lie foresaw over two years
ago the commercial reyulsion with which
the country now lsbors; and dedueed from
the signs Of the times at that period The hap.
pening Of the financial crisis which has burst
upon 1s. ne predicted that we should have
a crushing pressure in 1857, and we have il
sue enough. lie eontended that The gene.
raj financial system Of the country was much
drranged BY excessive importaiions, stimu.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11
GOOD FROM EVIL.

The extravaganza in living and dressing
which the unexampled times of prosperity
that this country has enjoyed. had begun to
excite the establishment Of even European
circles; and the American Goldfish Aris-
tocracy" in Paris aud elsewhere, was fast
becoming synonyme of almost unparalleled
recklessness in the use Of money. The same
habits were rapidly coming into vogue in our
American cites also. A splendid establish
ment, hosts Of servants in livery, parties and
champagne ad iafaitum, and Uices 10 boot,
becoming the badges ofrespectability Along
with habits like these, great black wave Of
crime seemed swelling up and about 10 break
over the country with such force to sweep
away the strong fastenings which the Fathers
constructed for its safety. Nothing is truer
than that long period cf unchecked pros
perity begets pride pride, rerklessness; and
recklessness crime, fit be not crime in itself.
This is often more strikingly seenin the career
Of the sons Of rich men. Their reckless and
vicious course, destructive alike of the tor
tunes bestowed upon them, Of their characters,
usefulness and constitutions, has almost pas s.
ed into proverb. The same causes opera
ting in the same way produce, in proportion
to their potency, similar results Throughout
communities aud the country generally. These
had become marked everywhere through the
land. Hence. a spirit Of naughty arrogance,
a restiveness under proper restraint, dls-
position TO treat other prople with contempt
and to trample superciliously upon theli
rights, had become widely diiiiased; prOduc-
ing naturally enough other consequences
and exciting IN the minds 81 cool aud sasacI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11
LETTER OF Mr.. WINTHROP.
Boston, October l6, 1857.


NV DEAR sra :--Unavoidable engagements
would have rendered it impracticabie for me
to be at Faneuil Hall this evening, even II
had not previously resolved to attend no po-
lstical meeting during the present season. !
have no desire, however, to conceal the
views which will govern my vote at the
approaching election, and cannot refuse to
comply with your request for brief ex-
preston of them.
| can vote for no one who stands before
the people as the avowed candidate OF Sec
tional party, and whose great end and object
would seem to be to array "a united North !"
against the other parts of the country.
Others may 80 for united North; shall
continue to prefer united Nation.
Nor can vote for one who places so low
an estimate on the value of an independent
judiciary that he would either remove a
State Judge, or denounce, revile. and assail
! national bench Of judges, for decision OF
decree, however unpalatable. which ma,
have been given in the conscientious dis.
charge Of duty.
Nor am ready to sustain party which
is for placing hundred thousand dollars a
executive discretion, or indiscretion, to b
sent away on errands OF sympathy, While GU
own State treasure is in such lamentabit
need of all, and more than all, its resources
II is no time, in nv humble Judgment, to-
inaaming and stimulating sectional antlpa
taies and animosities. They have alread.
caused more evils than they can ever cure
We shall need all the old cooperation AM
mutual good viii of the various parts OF tn,
country ia concert and carry out measure
for restoring the prosperity Of our cemmer
cial and industrial pursuits.
The labor Of the North certainly require
some better encouragement and relief tha
any which can result from such wholesal
aud infammatory denunciations Of Souther
labor as were heard at the late Repubica
Convention.
Yours, respectfully and truly.
ROBERT c. WINTHROP.
Col ]. w. SEVER.