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GENERAL DIRECTORY
- NORTH CAROLINA

GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA
annnm s co. and of furnished house Term
expires Of Northampton Secretary to the Co.
veTDor HS Of Wake County Secretary of State
cq D.Sa tcURTs of Rockingham $4,000
BnoeDEs Of Wayne Comptroller , slo4 10 Treasurer
R RlcHARDsoS, Of Wake Chief CLERK !" 1'e"'"''''
The Council of State composed of the following sen'e
"'1 q C Marchant, of Currituck
Dow Ward of Pitt
Long, of Halifax
Walker, of Meeklenburg
" Bethell of Rockingham
GIN Avery, Of Burke ,,
Governors Aids with the rank Of Colonel
WI kennedy, of Beaufort
n Nut J McDuiie, Of Cumberland
The General Assembly its session on the thru
Monday November every alternate year Inc
ons for members of the Senate and House OF Commons
and for Governor will be held the first THURSDAY VI
August, 1858
TIME OF HOLDING THE COURTS
Carolina is held semi annually Raleigh on the 'ss son
day of June and last Monda, in November u.,,v Pot.
Judge-HonJ Wayne Of GeorSia; a 49, 600 ne"' "
ter bs1o| attsrnsS DICK Haywood
Sr; Marshal Wesl:y Jones bald Of Eaenton.
ard MONDAY IN AnrI and october Jones' Clerk Also
At Newber, 4th Monday April snd October bsaamn
Brown. Clerk. AlsO at wilmington, iSv "o''~y IL
4th Monday in April and October. A Brown, Cierh
The Supreme Court of North Carolina Is hello AZ na eg
semannually on the second Monday IN june ana ne Gun
1ay of December 1t is also held once year al mo
burke county, on the first Monday in August me
are as follows -Frederick Nash, OF Orange Gne Rt
Richmond Pearson, of Surry Judge; William na.'e'
of Orange Judge-salary of each $2aOO speT :I.
VIM Jenkins of Warren, Attorney General haml''oa
jones' Of Rowan, Reporter; Edmund 1x Csrk
Wake Clerk; Oliver Perry, OF Wake' DepuJ o
James Ltchford, of Wake, Marshal
THE SUPREME COURT
The Bill to provide holding Session OF the supreme
Court once q year. the western part Ct the oate nahe
become Law we subjon synopsis OF its provisions
Sec lst provides that Session OF the supreme SouI
shall be held yearly at Morganton on the hrs MONDAY
August ..,sos franc
Sec provides that all Appeals taken and causes Trans
nitted from the Counties Of Stokes, Davidson Mong1ne
~ Anson and all counties lying west OF the same sha oe
heard and tried at Morganton ,,u
Sec Sd provides for the appointment Of Clerk VINO sha
keep his Office at Morganton
Sec 4h makes it the duty of the Sheriff OF burke u
the Sessions of said Court
Sec th provides that the Reporter for the Court at IA
leigh shall also act Reporter to the Morganton
oft
Sec 9TH makes the duty of the Judges to appoint one OF
the Solicitors within the region of country specnea IT.
tend said Court Morganon as Attorney for Inc Stae
The act does abolish either of tie Terms al haegh'
James Dodge, Clerk
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DOCKS WHICH ARE BOOKS.-THE
ID Chid's Book Of Nature; by w. Hooker, M. D.
Reading without Tears; by author of Peep of Day."
What Know; Or Hints on the Daily Duties of House
keeper, containing nearly 500 Receipts for Cooking, &C.
Jaufrey, the Knight and the Fair Brunissnce. Tale
of the Times of Prince Arthur
The Ladys Equestrian Manuel; in which the Principles
and Practice of Horsemanship for ladies, thoroughly
explained. 50 illustrations.
Smiles and FrOwns.
Hand Book OF Iowa by Parker
/" Minnesota,
Household Edition Of the "waverly Novels"
Two Years Ago; by Charles Kngcsby
"Hansford Tale Of Bacon's Rebellion" St. George
Tucker.
The Days of my Life; by the author of Margaret Matt
land"
Isabel The Young Wife and the Old Love; by John C.
Jeaffrison.
Monarchs Retired from Business; by Doran.
Biographical and Historical Sketches; by T. Darlington
Macauley.
Things Not Generally Known; by D. A. Wells.
The Americans in Japan; by Robt. Tones
DR.. Antono A Tale of Italy
For sale by H. D. TURNER
Raleigh, April "a, 1857. 44-swtf
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April 90, 1857.


VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
ME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE VERY
valuable tract of land lying ten miles west of Raleigh
the Central Railroad containing seven hundred and
good seat for mill and we'll adapted to the cultivation
Of tupentne The remainder is adapted to the growth of
cotton and small grain with number one lowgrounds
Any wishing to purchase will do well to call before
purchasing elsewhere CALL gentlemen, you will lose
bargain Come and if You do not trade it shall be your
own fault Mr.. Frank Page Mr.. Passnore will take
pleasure in showing the land to any Both Of them
live convenient to it.
W. G. STRICKLAND.
May S, 1857. 47-sw3m.
~ Register copy month.
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NEGROES WANTED.-MORGAN, ROGERS
~ Co., wish to buy likely young negroes and will pay
the highest cash prices for them They will attend to in
formation the subject from any part Of the State Their
Postofice is Fish Dam, Wake Co., N. c. "a
May 49, 1857. 11s6-w&sw2mpd .
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Mail Train arrives at O'Clock, A. NJ from the East
and departs 1Om. after 5 O'Clock, A. NJ
Mail from the West arrives about the same time
POST OFFICE.
William White, Sr Post Master
Office hours week days, from Sunrise to Pm.
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4 SITUATION WANTED.-A YOUNG GEN
a eman, lately graduated at the University of North
Carolina and who give the best testimonials as to char
acter and schoa rshp wishes teach principal asss
tant in classical school, instructor private fam
lily. Address E. W. G.
Oxford, N. C.
r July II, 1857. EFT.
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS.
II MASDEvILLEs Primary Reader.
Third
PERKINS Primary Arithmetic.
I" Elementary ="
I" Practical
Higher "
Elementary Geometry.
Plain and Solid
Elements of Algebra.
Treatise on
CoMINGs' Class Book of Physiology
QUAcKENBos' First Lessons in English Composition.
Advanced Course Of Composition and
Rhetoric.
GILLEsP1E's Land Surveying
YoUMANs' Chemistry
" Chart of Chemistry
Atlas of
Class-Book of Botany. By F. II. GREEN.
Primary Class Book of Botany. I"
Easy Lessons in Landscape Drawing. By OTIS
Co.'s New Drawing Cards.
HARNESS ARNoLD's First Latin Book.
e Second Latin Book and Reader.
RUNNERS Greek Grammar.
New French Instructor.
Shaksperean Reader. By Prof Hows.
Youths Grammar F. W. RECORD
CovELLs Digest of English Grammar
CoRNELL's Primary Geography.
intermediate q"
g" High School
A. D. Turner will furnish any of the above at the pub
fishers prices
Send Ia your ORDERS
Raleigh, July IA, 1857. CT
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NIOTICE....WISHING TO REMOVE SOUTH, l
~ will sell my valuable plantation in Johnston Comfy
lying the waters of middle Creek and Buffalo Creek
The tract contains between five and six hundred acres on
third of which fine bottom land and is well adapedto
the growth of COTTON wheat tobacco and rice as any
lands in the State. There is good dwelling house on the
apple orchard, with good selection of fruit can be
found in the State The location is high and healthy has
three good wells of water and several fine springs The
premises in fine repair, and persons wishing move
up the country for health would do we'll to give CALI
or address me at Leachburg Johnston County.
The above land will be sold credit of three, six nine,
and twelve months, with negotiable notes. in bank with
interest from date. A. J. LEACH.
6j-ym
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lNHINESE SUGAR CANE. AND SUGAR MA
~ king its history, culture and adaptation the eli
mate SOIL and economy of the United States with an &C.
count of processes of Sugar drawn
from authentic sources, by Charles F. Stansbury A. NJ.
Price % cts. At POMEROY'S,
Raleigh, April Z 1857. S6-sw.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE....THE UN-
IA dcrsighed having qualified at the last May term of
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for Wake county,
administrator of the late Rpbt Fndlaer deceased hereby
gives notice to all indebted to said estate
ing claims against said estate present them within the
time prescribed by law this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery.
R. S. TUCKER Admr.
June l6, 1857. 5Y-tf
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

THE
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
VuNHE STEAMSHIP ROANOKE, CAPT SKINNER,
IL will leave Portsmouth for New York every Saturday
evening, after the arrival of the Southern Cars
Returning, will leave New York every Wednesday at
O'Clock, p. m. for Portsmouth and City Point
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt. Parrish will leave
Norfolk fol- New York, hitherto, every Wednesday
ing at il o'clock
Returning, will leave New York every Saturday at
O'Clock, p nl taking freight for Norfolk and Richmond
Passage and fare, state room included, 8 90
Storage passage, 90
Freight consigned to the of the Agents at Norfolk
will be forwarded free of charge.
For freight passage, apply to
]. NJ. SMITH & BRO, Agts
June 16 1857.
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July 10, 1857.
HAYWOOD FEMALE INSTITUTE.

VNHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION VIII WILL
the third Monday of this instant u"u, f
the supervision Of Mr.. p c. and Mrs Shaw, who come sur
cientiv recommended to justify the solicitation OF the
ronage of those desiring to give their daughters
education .ho,
For any information relative to the location, ana o'
particulars, advertisement of Male School
Tuition per session of FIVE months will be .,o M
20 rTIs.SS's u 80
Higher English branches,
CHARGES. m
For drawing and painting in water colors, each 90 &C
MOnOchromatic painting, o 20
Needle work, l.. far
The Ancient Languages f required) will be taught iOf
the usual prices. ~ ,,vr
RICHARD FAUCETTE,
JNO. w. SCOTT,
r. K. SMITH,
...' B. l. HOWE,
r. E. RIVES.
Haywood, Chatham Co., July II, 1857 6s-zw:-
UNOR SALE.-A LIKELY MULATTO BOY, IN n0
Il fourteenth year. Apply at this Office.
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PALMER Il SMITH,
TTAVING FORMED A COMPREHENSIVE IN THE
IL general making and building business respect
fully announce that they prepared to furnish bricks in
quantity and execute contracts in their line the
shortest notice and prices which fail to give sat-
isfactiOn.
Always on hand supply of circular drain bricks to
which we invite public attention.
CHAS. w. PALMER,
ELDRIDGE SMITH.
Raleigh, May IA, 1857. So
NEW PIANOS FOR OLD ONES....THE UN
II DERSIGNED will give full value for Old Pianos in
exchange for New
Pianos than myself have been engaged the business
for than twenty years. and that
sold bad one
E. P. NASH,
Book and Piano Seller,
Petersburg Ia.
April 60 1857 46-sw
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BANKS
BANK OF THE STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.

BANK OF THE STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
Incorporated 1885, Charter expires in $780, Capital
divided into $4,000 shares which the Literary
Board holds 5,o27 and the University 1000.
Principal Bank at Raleigh.
George W. Mordeca President.
Charles Dewey, Cashier.
;; Il; Bryan, Jr., Teller and Notary Public.
". =. Anderson, Discount Clerk and Notary Public
Jordan Wombe, Jr. Clerk.
rms Bank has branches at Newberp Tarboro' Favctte
vile, wilmington, Elizabeth City, Charlotte Milton Nor
canton and Windsor. " N''''A' ~
On the part of the State d. W. Courts Public Treasu
rer, ex-of6cio, L. OBJ Branch and W. r. Poole ~
On the part of the Stockholders: VIM ROWAN Vim
Peace h. Bryan, Alfred Jones and B. F. Moore. -"
Offering and Renewal day-Tuesday.
Discount day-Wednesday,
Business hours from 10 till o'clock.
RALEIGH BRANCH OF THE BANK OF CAPE FEAR.
William d. Jones, Cashier.
H. r. Finch, Teller and Notary Public.
DIRECTORS.
Geo. w. Haywood, T. H. Selby Seth Jones' George LIT
tie, Hon. Sion H. Rogers and C. W. D. Hutchings.
Offering day-Monday
Discount day-Tuesday.
RAIL ROADS,
RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAILROAD COMPANY.
DR.. W. ]. Hawkins, President
w. w. Vass, Treasurer.
J. NJ Pool, Assistant Treasurer.
C. B. Allen, Depot Agent. .-
Mail Train leaves minutes after A. M, arrives at 20
Pm. - - ''N'
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Chas !. Fisher. President.
T. y. Mendenhall, Treasurer
r. 80 l. west Freight and Ticket Agent.
George Hardie, Asst do.
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RT. A n nc

TIME FOLLOWING BLANKS ARE FOR SALE AT
Il the Standard office, at the prices annexed, viz:
Blank Warrants 75 cents per qure Superior and County
Court witness and jury tickets, Subpoenas Wrs, FiFas
Appearance Bonds Forthcoming Bonds, Barstardy Bonds
&C., each 81 per euire.
When Of the above ordered by MAIL 10 cents ad
donal on each guire must be sent to prepay postage
Any blank will be printed to order when not less than
six quires ordered.
NAV Is, 1857.
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SIXTH CIRCUIT

SIATH CIKCUIT
Surry, fourth Monday in February and August
Yadkn first after the fourth Monday iu February and Au
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MARBLE AND GRANITE.
w q Ii A M RONACH.
HAVING SOLD OUT HIS MARBLE Yarn T.,
MESGRS MATINnER &, rArynru,,

"OULD CONFIDENTLY RECOMMOyD THEN
w to the Pu olc as skillfu and competent workman
and reliable gentlemen. N'""
The undersigned. successors to VIM. STRONACH, will
continue the executiOp,of "
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORK
in all its branches. They may be found at the old stand
southeast corner of the Grave Yard The Public is inv,
ed to come and examine specimens IF work. as well as our
kept on hand.
All orders from distance promptly attended to-
Address. MAUNDER & CAMPBELL
Raleigh, n. c.
Dec. 5, 1856. 6-swlv
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u1OR sALE.-A LIKELY MULATTO BOY, IN HID
q fourteenth year. Apply at this Office.
Raleigh, July Is, 1851
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FUUKTH ClKCUIT
Granville first Monday in March and September
Orange second Monday in March and September and the
fourth Monday after the fourth Monday in March and
September
Chatham, third Monday in March and September
Randolph fourth do do do do
Davidson first Monday after the fourth Monday of March
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FIFTH CIRCUIT
Moore Monday before the last in February and August
Montgomery, last Monday i'll February and August
Stanly, first Monday in March and September
Arson, second do do do do
Richmond, third do do do do
Robeson fourth do do do do
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DAGS! RAGS! RAGS 1.-THE FOREST MAN.
IL ufacluring Company being about go into operation
at the Falls of Neuse River in the County of Wake will
give the highest cash price for all Cotton and Linen Rags
delivered at the Mills at any of the Depos the Raleigh
and Castor, North Carolina, or Wilmington and Weldon
Railroads.
Any communications addressed to DR.. VIM R. Miller
the agent of the Company at Forestvile, to the sub
scrber at Raleigh, will be promptly attended to.
WILL R. POOLE, President
Raleigh. March II, 1857. SS-swu
- Register copy.
MASONIC HIGH SCHOOLS.
MALE AND FEMALE.
Rev. DAVID r. BRUToN, A. b., Principal.
Mr.---, -4ssistant.
Mrs. d. r. BRUToN,
Principal of Female School,
Miss JULIA A. WooD, assistant.
Miss MARY W. PORTER
Teacher of Music. Painting and Embroidery.
TIME FALL SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON TIE
IL l4th july and continue u weeks These schools
beautifully situated in different parts of the town of Frank
linton, n. c., the Raleigh and Castor Railroad; and Of
fer many inducements in point of health, and merit to those
wishing to patronze schools of high grade
Good Board IS TO H. per month. English tuition sls
So asca $3.50; Oranenals in other high schools
For a circular, address the Principal,
W. F. billiard, Oh. of the Board
J. A. GEoGHEGAN, Sec.
Franklinton N c.. July 2, 1857. 64-S.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-01-14
Roofs q sGaoes.

81. We direct the attention Of all dealers in the
above articles, to the advertisement of Messrs.
Nv. Richardson & Co., Belair, Ohio We have
not the least doubt but that they can manuhc-
ture work cheaper than it can be done in the
Eastern Cities Another advantage dealers
will have in purchasing from these gentlemen
will be this: You purchase directly from the
manufacturers, thereby saving the profits that
naturally take place when passing through two
or three hands.
The st. Clairsville Ga.t,e in speaking of this
establishment says:
I'VE call thgattent;on of our business men in
the trade, to the advertisement OF Messrs. w,
Richardson & Co., in another column. This is
u new establishment and the proprietors expect
to make u trade of half million. They have
been heretofore engaged in the business in the
State Of New York, but for reasons assigned in
their advertisement, they have permanently To-
Gated at Bellair, where they will be happy to re-
ccive the calls of their Old customers and hosts
of new ones. We have been through their eX-
tensiye establishment, which is now being filled
with their own manufactured work. 1t is with
in stones throw of the Depot of the Balti-
more Il Ohio, the Central Ohio, and Cleveland &,
Pittsburgh Rail Road Companies. They are
now arranging their Spring stock and are ready
to fill orders They can, no doubt, make it the
interest of our Western merchants to deal with
them, and we hope none will fail to give them q
trial, They will find the gentlemen composing
this firm to be correct, accommodating business
men,
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Representatives and Electors i'm

The Philadelphia Bulletin estimates that the
representative population in 1860, throughout
the Union, will be about 100000, divided as
follows Free States, 2o0oOoo0; Slave States,
100000. The number of repre- sentatives be-
ing 234, the ratio Of apportionmont will be about
$4,000, and the House will consist of Isl rep
rescntatives from the Free States, and 83 from
Slave States. BY the present apportonment
there are II from Free States, and 80 from
Slave States. The Bulletin distributes the men,
bcrs as follows: Southern States, SO; New Eng
land States, 90; Middle States, New York, New
Jersey and Pennsylvana) So; Western States
Gncuding California and Minnesota 70. In case
Of the Admission into the Union Of Kansas, Ne
braska, Oregon, Utah. or new State from part
OF Texas, these figures will be somewhat mOd-
fed, as each new State will have at least one
new member, and the older States will loose in
corresponding degree. If the calculations o.
the Bulletin are correct the Presidential Elec-
tors fer 1860 will number 206, of whum 1875 will
be from the Free States, and 113 from Slave
States.
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cav. Chnse,s nICssnre.

=. The Message of Governor Chase, is spread in
its entire length before our readers to-day. 1t
Ba document with positive merits in various
particulars, and provided everything in it had to
be put there we hardly see how it could be
compressed without rendering it less intelligible.
It-is certainly shame, however that the Chief
Magistrate Of State should be made the me-
dium of imposing upon the public statemeot
supporting to bea true comparative exhibit OF
yhe State expenditures for the last two years,
whichis not simply uncandid, but absolutely
false r But even untrue as that statement is, it
still has its wholesome uses, for the reader will
not fail to notice that the Governor, with all
che twisting and turning used to accomplishing
sad desired, is compelled to admit that the
amoant of actually available funds in the 1rea-
sury. at the close Of the democratic State admin
istration, was equal to its entire indebtedness Of
eyary kind lacking but nineteen thousand dol
lars! s5lAher this official Acknowledgement
from tie Governor himself says an exchange,
we will be curious to notice how many of the
Black Republicans will still adhere to their old
lie that the. Democratic State Administration
retired from office with an empty Treasury and
u debt of three quarters of a million of dollars
for their successors to provide for.
ic Contrary to the custom which long practice
has made law in such cases, however, the Gov
ernor, from the initial line 10 the termination Of
his almost interminable message, does not once
1stuEn thanks to providence for the high degree
of peace AMI prosperity which our people enjoy.
We fear the bad political associations Of the
Governor have corrupted his moral sense and
made him 3gtrlel
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-01-14
Gov. Chase's Message.

We do not now, nor never did deny that Gov
Chase was man Of talents. Those have been
conceded to him from his youth, and though
frequently and bitterly denounced for his pOliti-
cal course, no one ever yentured to question his
abilities as lawyer or politician.
His message, which we publish in iull on
Tuesday morning IS worthy Of more than ordi-
nary attention frsm the great research exhibited
in it-frOm the numerous facts it brings forth,
as well as the errors it contains.
We hope to be able to review some Of these,
as the ability and research displayed in it, re-
quires that it should not be passed as a mere
common place and necessary document, made
merely to fill up the requirements of the Con-
ssitution.
1 The remarkable changes that have taken
place in the public mind in regard to the past
measures Of the Democratic party, are enough
to waken up the most lively emotions in the
breasts of such Democrats especially as never
wayered in the great measures and principles Of
their party, even in the darkest hours of their
trial
AS an evidence Of this, we copy the following
paragraph from the message of Gov. Chase on
the Reciprocity Treaty with Canaia.
al have already referred to the growing ex-
tent and importance Of our commerce. No in
considerable amount of revenue is collected by
the General Government from duties upon the
direct importations Of our merchants from for
cign countries The treaty of Reciprocity with
Canada has enlarged the field and stimulated
the activity Of merchantilc enterprise especially
in the Northern part of the State. And the
great interchange of commodities with our
Sister States and between different parts of our
own Commonwealth, give continual employ
ment to large resources and active energies.
Wise legislation is never employed in arresting
the development or in cramping the activity Of
commercial intercourse.
The most fearful forebodings were very freely
published by the opponents Of the Democratic
party, in regard to this treaty, and, no doubt,
many an honest Whig of those days, believing
in the soundness Of his leaders, was fully pui-
suadcd that this Democratic measure would, as
usual ruin the country.
Though not charging Gov. Chase with ever
holding any such opinions yet it is very crafty
ing to find him thus testifying to this whole
some measure, from his present stand point, and
more especially closing with the following omi-
nous sentence, viz;
"Wise legislation is nepcr epployea in a,Tcsting
the Development Of in cranping The actvty Of COM
meytiGl ipteJroMSe'
After the long strlos ana bitterly contested
elections in relation to tariffs and commercial
restrictions, we at last find an universal yiell Il
to the wisdom and sound statesmlnship of the
Democratic party while ths highest prosperity
has followed its measures AMI brought conyic-
ton to the most stubborn --Statesntaa.