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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

We have dissented, most decidedly, from the
course of those Republicans in Congress who have
sweed the cry against British OatIsges' in the
Gulf. We bold, with the veteran Com. Rodgers,
that the Bri,ish commanders have done nothing
with respect to our merchant vessels that our naval
officers. under like circumstances, would not have
done to British merchant; vessels, and been amply
justified in doing. We hold that in merely re-
during merchant ships 10 show their papers, or
otherwise prove their right to display the American
nsg, the British officers committed no outrage
whatever, but acted in the common interest of all
non piratica humankird-acted as We should have
thanked them for acting if our professions OF hos
tty te the Slave-TIa were not sham. Or
course, We do not deny that there have been In
stspc, Of rudeness or solence in the course OF these
yisitatops on the part of British officers which
ought TO te confessed and atoned for; but We hold
that the mere fact of yisitaton and vericstion OF
the National character of our vessels involves no
Outrage and requires apology. of course, we
regard the show of teeth against Crest Britain,
whether 10 or out of Copgress, as quite other than
an exhibition of patriotism or brains.
Still, it is but far to admit that oil We and hun
dreds like us could have said sgainst the Mar
furry did not begin TO be etectual for the pres
tryatcn Of peace az the remarks of Messrs Sew
ard, Hale, Wilson, Burngame, &c., 10 Ercles's
vein. There are nc forty Quakers alive who
could have done 20 much for peace in year as the
Senators above named did by their warlike talk
during a single afternoon. So long as the Democ-
racy supposed it might indulge with IMMUNITY in
the amusement of stirring up the British lion and
manifestiDg fierce desire to get at him, secured
against consequent danger by the Republican party
tuceirQ at their coattsils and begging them not to
do al thipg dreadful, there really was some danger
that the hold behind might break and they might
tumble into mischief; but the moment leading Re-
publicans let go their hold and Joined in the war
cry, the whole affair collapsed and exploded Cotton
is King yet at Washington, though bis throne
totters to its fall and Cotton is not at all inclined
TO fight with the spiunpg,jennies. This country
will never 90 to war with England while the Slave
Power rules it; and if it ever should seem to be
drifting that way, let Seward and Hale be induced
TO make war speeches, and the danger will be over
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

they esmc to bin WITH al oer Of the rag picker Tor
sale. L,uth says that Bisohod Induced him to go
TO Mr.. Blsnkman's Office and to take part in the
n. gotis,iop, by telnI q Inn that OF receis:og the
money be must 90 TO the District Attorney Sad tell
him the whole story.
1t would seem, then, that u schoh had taken up
the des of selling out Lsuth in tse hope thst =
lsrge part Of any money which tie friends OF Can
ceui might be wiling to pay would get into bis
pocket. But. so far as Lsuth himself WAS con-
cerred. for aught that appears, he was merely, on
the strength Of BscbCf Is stors to him seeking TO
entrsp Mr. BankmaD, IN the same way tha'
Blalbmar. on the strength Of Bisctotf's story to
bin. sous ht to eotrsp Lauth, by getting his receipt
II is To wonder that in this game the lawyer got
the better Of the rag-picker; but the evidence
would seem 10 be that they were both equally
nised By BischoF as to each others wishes and ~
tentiors.
If such were the facts, the rag-picker, though
undoubtedly outgt neraitd by Mr.. Blankman, can
hardly be ssid to be demolished, nor could the
prosecution with any proPriety have withheld Lauth
from the stand it being entirely the province of the
Jury to say what deduction, if any, ought to be
made from bis crediblity as awitness BIZ reason OF
what had passed between him and Mr.. Blankman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17
Ntp4lork DAILY @ribnste
THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1853.

The Councilmen last night coscurred with the
Aldermen in spprobristing $780, 900 for The Geo
tral Park Upon the resolution to continue the
investigation into alleged fraud, ard irregularities
in City Accounts, Mr.. Genet made long and tire
some speech. After tine he gave wsy for call
Of the hosse, when, there no. being quorum, the
Board necessarily adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

The Board Of Education received last evening q
communication from the City Superintendent from
which it appears that the female public schools ia
the city are Of considerably higher grade than the
male schools; that their superiority is not United
to particular branches Of study il beng az great in
mathematics as in most other branches Eighteen
girls schools are superior in average attainment to
the best boys schools.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

sis have been urju,sy exposed to suspicion If not
to oboquy, the public good has been suSserVed ey
them. Ard, whenever the Lecompton Democracy
shall desire any more Of them, We presume It Will
be promptly and cheerfaly accommodated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

The Senate adjourned for the season yesterday
after an extraordinary session of two days Mr..
Mssons resolutions respecting British visitations
passed unani m0usy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

The Republicans Of Illinois met in Contention at
Springfield yesterday One thousand delegates
representing ninety-fv counties, we're in attend
ance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17
Business Notnes.

A NV PERFUME
Pos rnr HxpKEscswp
pcrouyT D'OcAst .c.d from Wild flowers Of Mexico
y,v Cent. pe bottle Prepared By PH.Los sou No 4s'
Brosavsy For sale BY III Druggists and ieramers.
THE KNox HATs.-It is a fact that those Gen,
,,mer who have the Hats nsrufsciuiea1
the Of Broadway and Fulton u are un"'us 1911.
to wesr ssy ether There something M ~ de-
fkoslefce which NJ spprecistec p9 csunVs W "a
ss s Of oOyss for he ss.s bOtn for Children and
saulis-
GRNTLEMFN's SUMMER HATs.--BIRD, No: AZ
Ss @Ss Is;Sy q sTsss h. nS ~ %
r.sss H.rsHss, hIsnros Dsc0a.r0s'
Importer. and Manufacturer
No. 257 Broadway,
S.r w.H'n-'t' d E opposite the City H,a'
,, o. ,,.sv,,ob ~ ,bs u0.,,,.s assortment Of
DseorATos and PAPEs HasGrsGs Of every quality and
:y 'us 70. the ws. and md ssoss Of P'Or' Halls Dining
Tsey have .vey style Of PAhrLLse from the hohe.t and
sSTeeo, ths. the escc.csn be fuzzy spfgcisted.
Their work always mpsnt1ndey member o. soe nts,
only 0oID ArD1L given for such object BY the ANEaI
CA. IssriIuTt l., -, r,,,a s,.,s, 70, several Of
bs sess French sDuscuIers all the styles IeOved
a.siteneSa.y With their sYpss,snoe !. Par, p,,cs
A CARD.
MYssRs T. V. HavGHwouT Ca
have Tie pleasure of Announcing their friends and the public
a.t having established mandatory for the production OF
FINE SILVER WARE,
thy engaged In preparing large ana elegant ~sor
uert Of
Tra SsTS. CoYFEE SETS. URSs,
TRAYS, Spoons FoRks, TREEss .
VEGETABLE Dishes, CAKE BASKETS, &C.
Of entirely and DESIGNS the whole OF which will
be finished and ready for sale
On MONDAY TIRE 14TH OF JUNE
and 70 which they respectfully invite the stteon OF the public
Intending this importsn. branch Of their future oas
hey the public that they will spare neither labor
expense in the production Of articles oil surprising beauty
and wo,kmsnshiP. -, ,,u
OvR STANDARD will b. as fine as is compatible with durabi
y By actual txpermen aud every article war
raatSd a. represented
E.V. HAUGHwOUr b Co,
Corner If Broadway and BToOme ST.
PANAMA and STRAW HATS for Gentlemen just
opeued at EsPEsoHED, No. 1S Nssssus comp isng the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

There is much truth IN this statement We
know instances in which private malice has been
busy in giving direction to thsse Congregational In
ve.tisations, with deliberate intent to b'Acken' At
least with suspicion, the names Of persons nowise
connected with Congress or its doiug', as the mis-
chiefmaser. fully understood. Their eud was at
tained when the objects Of their malevoencs had
been e1po.ed to icers aud aioss from lOelers more
reckle 90 or less cowardly than themselves. Still,
We il sis. that the general effect OF these lnyestxa-
titrs has been wholesome, AID ,lss, While indlsidn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

A NV PERFUME
FoR HskDKEsCS,vy
s...c.e from Wild flowers OF Meuco
Y,, Cents pet bottle Prepared By pHALos son NO sT
Brosavsy For ssie BY III Druggists and fenamets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
From Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE y. Y. rRiBUSk.
FROM q Special Correapo.dent
Ire following dls patch was put the Office a. Washington
on Tuesday evening for "Wednesday mornings TRIBUNE sus
failed 10 destination IN time Ia consequence
a temporary arrangement Of tho wies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

ANSONS DAGU ERREOTSPES.
Large size for 20 cents.
The Gully pace the city where DAGukRkEoIfPEs are mace
exclusive 4 Any other picture, sst
ASsos's, No SEQ Broadway,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

GENTLEMRN's SUMMER HATs.-BIRD, No. ~
ksssso - resdy examination sno sae JUL s"u ee
e( GysTtFNES's SUNHEs HATS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17
PANAMA and STRAW HATS for Gem
ANsoN's DAGUERREOTyPEs

cpered ut EsPEssCHEIDs No. 1lS Nssssus, comp ism
tines, ard oeCse fabrics in the market AL OF which W
sold twerty five Per cent less than Broadway prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

LADIES, YOUR EAR, YOUR GATERS.-Do not
iese the city without first making ay TO CSTSELS esab
huert No els Broadway and seec ing asuppy OF CATERS
for county stock Of which be has prepared for your
sspec benefit These Caters neat in appearance cheap
sp5 Jst Il not the least important very durable Call aud make
yor suggest you rnae scquantaoccs that CAV
IsgI firh them with Boots, CATERS &c, OF e1'
ia .itx n very CIy
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
FAOuLTY.

n n. nRyANr, A. D. arR,rroy J. q. nRyiv, J. ",
CALWys, J. n. OsLKiss, r. A. usvri, insfacior. in he
srunru n Accounts, md Lertuf1fs udppsa Cnsums
p w. SrEscra Sous, intirucinrf in nHines1 and Or.
namennl Penmanshp, and Lecturers on Commercial Cos.
foepnn1ruce.
Hon. Iiop,os M,ss, lioa GHo, W. CMuos, Hon, Els
HU NuHuffr, fpeeial liactufrfs
Hon. HhauELarARHWH NruHa, HouAcE u NtAnH, Et1.,
lion. tnslr r. ntluor, foctufefnn Commercial Law.
Rev. FasnEnioH 7 naowsi Pres, Asa MAHAH, Lectu,
fcf on political Economy.
REV. J.uri Elisa, Rev Dr. AiHsS, Leo,ufcr, on Com.
mcreial Ethics.
T,P.H,soy,J J. D. MERai,n, lootufenon Bankinr. ~.
uHnrot etc.
~ q mAnn,tt, ". G. Luoe. urefi, ,on the General
Principles "a Details Of Railfoadinn
3, n MuRnfAu, EAHuoN y, WiiirE, Lecturers on Com
fnI y att
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
COUGHS, COLDS, ,nOARsnNEss, INFLU.
ENIA, nRONCHITIss WHoOpING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CLpIENT CONRuhIpTION.
TOR TnR RAPID CUM Of

A4A&aan NAa0AA"H AEA aaHae-H an
CIpIENT CONsuMPTION,
aud hr The relief q oonsumptve patients IN advanced
aiaraa Of the dsoaae.
We need not speak 10 the public 81 10 virtues.
Throughout every town, aud almost every hamlet % tho
American sales, its wonderful curce " pulmonary com
plants have made Il aicaly known Nay, ieW The
huiuud n any civilized country this continent without
ene peleonai oxpereuce ol 10 eecti and eNcf ycl no
communities any Whero which have not among them
somc living trophy 81 is Victory The snbte and da-
goo,s dseses oi She hrai and mngs. Whale u Is tho
uiQi poffetie anthoie yet known 90 man ioI chs orn
dahle and dangerous dscaus 81 the pulmonary orgaug ID
also e neaAntesi and salest renody that can ~
pt3cl iof Infants and young neluona iarchta should
have 70 n soru against tie lnsidoiis enemy that steak
upon thtin uultVlarcd We have abundant gFounjs o.
hclovg the curahF prCloatt more lives y the
snnptoua Il pfevenn than those it cuIcs Keep &c By
you, and cure your colds while they are curahe neg
lect them uni no human skl naser The ncXoraho
ctnecr that hsiee on The Vials, cats your HE away
Az knov no teadlul fatality Of lung dtolders, and a.
they know too The virtues ~ this remvy, need Dot do
uioo than 30 asuro them Il 4 utin made The beet i can
D. We siofp % esti NO care uo iol % ptouoe i tho
uogt perfect possible aud thus AFFORD thoac Who rely
q The bert agent which our a. m can furnish ior thfir curo
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TIFFiN GYMNASlUM,

ID OOM6 In shawhans Block, thri story entrance mon,
~ Maarkot street, Nheio uli kiad o uae aud innocent
exercises mey b had efclY pogniug and evening.
tts1ai-fhrcs Dollar Year, 81 One Dollar for lhgsa
monili. fcr particulars inquiIr Of u. CKoaIis a hs
heok'lore' ~hsfe fskets may b Procured, iselsN
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
THE EXTENpEp OouRsR

eUhraoesengiy, practical setsam tho various Bn.nss
frnt, and d dp fnei i1f such itudu d a. a.v sh m
pend longer than the time rtqnirsd by ne Rn,ui,,
some Special House.
~ taklng addition NE ENtca6ed Coutio the studen,
Niieeiaiihlhly and ploliuhy employed q months.
fhNMANrhip, "ffactiual and 0rnamental,n In allits
fefteuetl will le taught Ia the thnFaurh and nennt
manue by uno ef e host teachoft Ia tho West csidos
enfaal method Of ieaohng hnsiners Wntpe the Chlr.
iu4aographe system viii also hs taught Thissvstau A.
ponlaf and recommended hy onE best o.lucaona N mem N
noH iaughta inho Schools OF Cleveland Coiunb, 4,
teci9 hany ohef schools omen for eood teaohers IA
ChF!hwog.ar n 10, ~ soea a. hoy can he quahaed,
DAILY LtufGhES on Practical ana rhno,efg,.
Boon keopngi Mellahiile Laws, Commercial Pihir. ~
huual Lconony, Al Of Computation, COinmersiai q,
ltlione, Mercantile Cusiomf, naakinr, Eachan~e go,,
mefce Railloadug Commefeal History, nusness tore
nandence, Penmanship. eto. WV
TIE New SUE 81 Roon,, 6f his College, oecun,.,,h.
hnet location a che az thoy aro ON ths
oflhe raudolqaaIo aud Superof dfooi ahOnlar fst,
view of most pAr ofl ely and the llkc rks sooe.
noaty aad tusieioy farnihed tufpassina Ia bosnt
andeeereaenoe, ,pehapsthose ofanysimlaF natluuonia
rhs LAhIEsCOuRsEi sthosams as,h., AZ N. Gen
uemeu ahoIiiag equailseltss 90 aladet who may ish
70 eyei piemtrls 10 ~ he Commcrci ~ oufse.
The truclpolh4qlnE extensive hsnu1a acQuain
uliet
Ma.A.oh,s;iy.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
w. BUNTING.
@

DENTAL SUR GEoN,
OPERATIVE and MECHANICAL
DENTIST, corner Of Washington and Market
Streets, Tilin. Ohio willattend to an business
In hisliue with promptness and dispatch Per-
soas Who favor him with a call, may rely on hav-
ing work done ia a superior manner, hayingbeen
engagedinthe businessfor the last seven wears.
and during thattime have had much experience
mdimcel cases. h6iseonGdent ofsncooss and
aattersk mselioapahle ofgiying perfeotsatisfae.
tion 60 all who may seek sproleasionalaerviees.
Charges willbe atalltimes moderate.
ar OFFICE, corner Of Washington and
Market Streets.
1iiln, Nov. lat SO
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

uEO, j, uuFFIN IbflmdItfr.
Indigestion and Impurlty of the Blood.

From Rev. j. " Hines, Fasor u Advent Church, Borion
On. ArER; l have used your Pills with extraordinary
noceea IN my family and among those called to visit
10 dstreut To regulate the orauE OF digestion and purify
the blood they are The very beet romedy have ever
known aud can confidently recommend them 10 my
nlcndl. You're, j. v HINES
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23

= UUNNTl7I n TsNTVTWNs
Pdee si,0o pefboils. Forsale by T. T. 81 John & Co.
Y. Mcp. Gibson, u. u. Snyder, }. =. Wooster Tifn,
and by DTuggisu generally. deli.B
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
NEW METHOD OF TEACHING

ikesa sattho yey Of the Science re-.
yealnethe great natural division 0f the Ledger
whereby iesnthe pppeIli liue of domAfkalon between
healand Representative Property aad che rosernins law
OF tfsiei a. rogan Ia aeOuhn The two classes of ar.
ttaataoiiont thus sirppug this use aud heantfl
sccnccoi mnrh Of ltttimeh honoed iy tfros made such
hy arbitrary aniinishie FHles mcanuerss foFns and
ae uoionii and hence enables the student 10 aouui,e
corteeinotionf ofaoooua asemhodiedin actual practice
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-23
me INTTIATORY oouRsE

emhsce troeua5ptoarogsive series Of manatetpt
almt Go deyulope she ana phosanhv of A.
eounii rahefthan routine and actual formula by adj
eisinr thr reason and udgmtu the student who stu.
dies withthe view Of apprehendag aad ufvne At resu
d pushes on hs inyeslE soni with much CON
hdencei ipleaiqre andinAeppnarrro.
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Y HE REGULAR OOu r s.

t ucntal 10 represent every species Of hasnes o,ntA
smallest kuail 10 the heaviest and most lniflcato :,
Wholatae aud commssian, as wrllus naakne, Reload
rg,eto domanded atpFJsenihy oaf vast aud eoasanil
increasing Commerue,
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TIIE DESIGN.

u IL the design or a pfinreofs Of hose Colleges 10
prrtct chain of nuliness Schools om Eait 10 Woit af
furllnr the amplt hcliios CO.. yoan7 and young
ladies' 10 qaslfy themselves iorfoponfho pltltons fs
Their lch1ni % ihe points ahoVa tfiuh hed fm
nafis, and Al Va most prosperous condition The
teachers IN the various departments thoroughly accom-
pll lshad nfaetleal hns mess men.
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TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE

win embrace the most approved aud practical forms OF
keeping hnokshy Double Enry In The various departments
OF Trade and Uoumerse Including the General Whoesnle
and Retail, Manantip Egohangu, Commission ManulAoi
nhnr, R1llfofdi Hawking, Printing, Mining shippinH
soamhoatngi IN livdul, Partnership and Compound tom.
pany business An manusoripi from which tho Student
oopiei, written IN hhii rapid huinet hand, which will
serve a. great auxiliary Va securing him excellent
sfvr of ufinH.
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neqOOn9 Indian Cholaeogne, HuYaoitt yellow uoch
y anl saftan4Hila, Wittars nalf1m nf wild Cherry
Davis psiu Killer, Grsen's usyefulied Nlueu,
Apfls pELAN, uppuiil iho Court House.
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TUITION FEE IN ADvANOE.
I u d COLLEaIATE COURSE
COOK KEEPING DEPARTMENT

enhacesthrce disAet gades vigi initiaory, Regular
and Extended Courses, uad ,auebton FOowh New Moth
ud recommended by ever twenty Of the most reliable
rragtioal Accountants OF Cleveland
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Erysipelas, Scrohla, Kings Evil, letter,
nnmnr.. nnn nnlI Llhnmm.

from Nre0rting MsIcho1d N y. Louis, no 4, 1884,
Dn ArERi fonr riila are the paragon Of an that is
great IN medicine. They have cured my little daughter
of ulccQus upon her hands and et that had proved
ucuuhle Tor years Her mother has been long groyous
" afflicted with botchea and pimpos hor skin aud IN
her hair Amer child cuTed, she asn tried your
Pulls and they have cured her. ASA MORGMDdE
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-15

A call having been made for district meeting to
appoint delegates to the County Convention, por-
ton Of the Democrats of this (Crabtree dstrict,)
met at the store of Willie Lynn, Saturday the 9Th
inst, when, motion. DR.. T. W. Young was called
to the Chair, and Willie Lynn appointed Secretary
The object of the meeting was explained by the
Chairman, and motion was then made for COM
itee of three draft resolutions for the action of
the meeting.
The Chair appointed Jno @. Adams, jr, Sidney
Page and Samuel Marcum, who after retiring a
short time, reported through Jno. 9. Adams, jr.,
the following:
Whereas, proposition has been made to hold q
County Convention in the City of Raleigh, on Mon.
day of Nay Court, to declare candidates for the
Legislature and for the Office Of Sheriff. therefore,
Be 1T resolrea, That we approve of said PROPOSE.
ton, and that the Chairman appoint delegates from
this district to represent us in said Convention.
The Chairman appointed Oscar Page, Sidney Page,
Samuel Marcum, Lewis Jackson, Willie Lynn, vii.
liam Jackson, John Sorrel, Williamson Page, John
@. Adams, jr, and Isham Hendon
The meeting expressed its preference for the fol.
lowing ticket: For the Senate, Moses A. Bledsoe-
for the House of Commons, Col Cannady Love-
Isaac II. Rogers and Geo. B. Allen-for Sheriff, Will
liam H. High.
A motion was made that the Chairman be added
to the list of delegates and that the proceedings of
the meeting be published in the N. c. Standard
I. w. YOUNG, Chm'n.
WILLIE LYNN, Sect'y.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-15
Democratic Meeting in Rolesville.

According to previous notice, portion of the De-
mocracy of Crossroads and Buffaloe Districts met
in Rolesvle on the 9th Of May, for the purpose of
appointing delegates to the County Convention to
be held in Raleigh, on the third Monday in May.
On motion Of the joint convention, John M. Flem
ing, Esq, of Crossroads District was called to the
Chair, and DR.. A. r. Young requested to act as
Secretary. |
The Chairman explained the object of the meet
ing; after which joint committee was appointed,
consisting of three from each district namely: 1
From Crossroads District-John NJ. Terrell, R. S.
Temple and James Virgins.
From ButaLoe District-Danie Scarborough,
Seth Jones and w. D. Scarborough, to draft resolu.
lions, by which the meeting should be governed.
During the absence of the committee, the conven.
ton was addressed by several of the members in an
appropriate and spirited manner, after which the
joint committee reported the following resolutions
lst Resotoed, That We cordially approve of the
administration of our able Chief Magistrate, the
Hon. James Buchanan, President of the United
States.
2ad, That the Hon. Thomas Bragg, our present
Chief Magistrate, is entitled to the thanks of the
people of North Carolina for the able and efficient
manner he has discharged his duties for the past
four years.
3,d, That we unanimously approve of the nomi.
nation of the Hon. John W. Ellis, of Rowan, for our
next Governor Of North Carolina.
4th, With all due Difference to the claims of 9TH
err gentlemen, We recommend for the Senate, Moses
A. BiedSOe.
5h That we recommend Daniel Scarborough. G.
II. Faribaut and Willis Thompson, as suitable can
didates to represent US in the next House of Com
mons. B..
6M That we do not approve of nominating can
didate for Sheriff.
7th, That the chairman of this meeting appoint
ten delegates from each district to represent us in
the convention to be held in Raleigh on Monday of
May Court.
sth, That we opposed to any other appropria-
tons for internal improvements by the State
9Th, That We pledge ourselves to support the can
| ddates nominated provided they pledge themselves
to carry out in good faith the principles expressed
! in the foregoing resolutions.
| l0h, That the proceedings of this meeting be
| Published in the Norri-Garol!na Standard.
Pursuant to resolution the 7th the Chairman an.
| pointed ten delegates from each district.
| Delegates from Crossroads-James S.. Moring,
Kerney Upchurch, James Virgins, Jas. NJ Terrell,
John Z. Fort, w. L. Fort, R. S. Temple, Rev. Bur
well Temple, JAS c. Leigh.
Delegates from Butaloe-seth Jones, W. D.
Scarborough, Daniel Scarborough, j. Robert JET
freys, w. B. Dunn. ST., A. W. Horton. Bryant Green
William Pully, W. W. Weathers, P. P Pace
On motion of w. B. Dunn, Esq, the Chairman
and Secretary were added as delegates
! JOHN NJ. FLEMING, Chm.
DR. A. R. YOUNG Sec'v -ftst