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COnventi0Ds.


The last Wilmington .JoarRHl makes the follow
ing correct and sensible remarks on the subject Of
Conventions in the Congressional Districts:
1--WE have few words to add on the subject Of
Conventions We look upon Conventions or their
equivalents as always aforng the safest instrumcn-
tality for party organization. General consent may,
by usage, supply the place Of . nomination or re-
nomination, but to do fully, there ought to be no
doubt about the matter. We think that II . rcspcc-
table number Of Democrats in any district call for
Convention, they have right to have their wishes
respected, even although they may not apparently
constitute . majority. Mere faction H. Of course,
another thing Such things do not necessarily, nor.
indeed at all imply hostility to any particular person
or persons Conventions are meetings Of friends
not of enemies-they held to prevent or adjust
differences, not to create them"
We agree with the Journal Wethink the surcss
way to ensure harmony, and At the same time the
best way to unite the entire party strength . "a
hold Conrentiona The late member Of Congress-
if he has done well, always has the advantage in
Conventions. II be has done well, let the people
say 90, and nominate him again or not just - they
may choose; If he has not done we'll let them say
50. The power is with the people OF course ON
remarks are general; and whatever the Democratic
people Of the different Districts may do We shall b
Herewith entirely content We ars not the pa,sa
zan or the champion Of any one. Our sob wish =
to zee the party prosperous and triumphant, and q
see its principles maintained without regard 70 men
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D. ,hE MOUNT VERNON FUND.-We learn from the
" Enquirer that the ladies of the Mount
w., .'" Association have already succeeded in COL
h." 'S and paying over to Mr.. Washington, for the
hS '"s and tomb Of WASHINGTON, the sum of one
A.. INJURED and ffty-eight thousand three hundred and
f." '' 'nree dollars. They have yet to provide for
NJ, payment Of about forty thousand dollars, which
a' no' De due, however. until 1862. There can,
Seelore be no doubt of their ultimate success in
'as noble work.
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a.. ,''ih'CARoLINA PLANrER-We have iadvert-
is united to notice the March number of this pc
(;o.'s which has been out for week or two. Mr..
som .'n continues tosupply his readerswith hand
inr monthly, filled with much useful and interest
son .oer: The price is SO low and the publication
h,ms' 0. mat We are surprised that every reading
PAL. uoes not take it. Address A. n German,
'ssn; terms 81 per annum. .-.--
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The University.

We published some time since the letter Of Prc>i.
dent Swain addressed to the Editor Of the Spirit Of
the Age, in reply to the charge that the Methodist
Church had been denied fair participation in the
Trustecshps and Faculty Of the University. The
North Carolina CArisiian Adrocate replied at some
length to this letter. and pleased to observe
the courtesy and good feeling which characterized
the letter and the reply, though nothing less was
expected from President Swain and the Editor Of
the Adrccase. Having copied President SWANS
letter. We inadvertently omitted to COPY Mr.. Helms
reply, to give its substance in justice to the
latter We should have done. Il is sufficient to
state-and We do 50 entirely Of our own accord and
without hint even from any quartcr-that Mr.
Hetin insists that the Methodist is the most numcr
GUS denomination in the State; that with 10000
communicates in this State they have but three rep
resentatives in the Faculty Of the University; and
that they have but one member of the Board Of
Trustees.
Now, We have always maintained with President
Swain and others that the University is State
institution it is proper that all parties and all de.
nominations in the State should be fairly and equal.
" represented in its government II Mr.. Hcfin he
correct in his statement that there Is but one Meth
odist in the Board Of Trustees, the fact furnishes
good ground of complaint on the part Of that Church
and the complaint should be rcmcdicd whenever the
Legislature has opportunities Of doing So So far q
the Faculty is concerned that is a matter for tbs
Trustees; and now that their attention has been
pontcdly called to the subject, We have no doub
they will give to it that consideration and action Il
| which it is entitled.
Every citizen Of the State, who has at heart III,
cause Of education, must rejoice at the incrrascs
prosperity Of the University. This prosperity /
owing to the excellent management Of the institn
ton, to the increase Of wealth and population in thi
and other Southern States, and to that commend
bic and growing State pride which induces our peo
pie to educate their own sons in their own State
May this prosperity be perpetual andsevcr.incrcas
| mo
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.st,, t" fosr OFF1cE.-A new post Office has been
k;, sued In Chatham county, in this State, called
00'ton John E. Nettles, Postmaster.
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0oVo0 u i1eue4s = Al
Some Of the organs Of the opposition IN shis Stats
appear 70 take peculiar pleasure in undertaking this
gentleman, and in attempting TO east filiidaS upon
him. This b but continuation Of The g.ne which
was commenced in 1913 by these same Organs. nsss
withstanding which Gov. Reid has constantly grown
in the confidence Of the people, and in The respect
and good opinion Of sensible men Of all partiea So
percal Observers even, and persons in Other States
who know but little Of our public men and measures
are not likely to be mslcd or imposed on by the o..
gans referred to; for they will conclude At once that
man who has been promoted and honoeed % d.
vid 8 Reid has been BY intelligent people, mssf
possess qualities and character of superior kind
while here. where he is well known, such course
on the part Of his political opponents will only en-
dear him the more to his party and his friends
No man has stamped his character and his name
more indelbly upon tho history Of this State than
Gov. Reid has done; no man, from Curri,uck to
Cherokee, has stronger hold than he has upon the
confidence and the affections Of the great body Of
the people His is popularity which will wear
well, "for i: has been dearly earned" In lsas.
when no ono else would accept the Democratic nom-
ination for Governor, he took the ficld-in feeble
health though he was and at the sacrifice Of his pr
vate interests-canvasscd the State thoroughly, re-
duced the proud Wing majority Of thousands to as
many hundreds, and carried dismay to the very
heart Of the federal combination which had 30 long
ruled the State. In 1850 he was elected Governor
by nearly three thousand majority; and in 1859 he
was reelected by nearly six thousand majority.
These are the "a stubborn facts" which the stomach
of federalism has never been able to digest these
arc the achievements, the bare thought of which
still rouses the spleen of the old rdcralists aud their
SUCCESSORS, the Samitcs. Gov. Reid Was the first
public man in North Carolina who made the people
fully sensible Of their rights and their power They
are now all free men, and Free Suffrage made them
| so. The government is new the peoples; they con
troll it. and they shape It in the future to sui,
themselves. The power Of clqucs, Of family influ
| enccs of combinations based ON corporations and
associated wealth. has departed, We trust never e
return. The fcdcralists not only know all this, ba
they feel it; and hence their antipathy to Gov
Reid
| Gov. Reid is still in the vigor Of manhood. an,
has before him, We trust, many years Of prospcri,,
and usefulness 1t would not become US to prclic
for him any particular public position in the fa
ture nor indeed have We any authority for sayin,
that he will ever again enter public life; but the,
who suppose that his popularity is waning. or tina
he is to he numbered among departed politicians
may wake up some fine mornnga and find thcmscivc
mistaken. One defeat after many victories, wi
hardly PROSTATE popularity so elastic. dccpl
based, and so firmly rooted that Of Gov. Reid.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-02
M. Everett will Visit North.Caro.ina.

We are highly gratified to learn, as we do by a
letter from Robert II. Cowan, Esq, of Wilmington,
TOT. b. Root, Esq, of this City, that the Hon. Ed
ward Everett will visit this State during the present
month, and deliver his Grafton on WASHINGTON at
inc following times and places:
Wilmington, Monday evening April 18th.
Nevbern, Tuesday /" 10Th.
kaleigh Thursday Z" L" 14th.
Chapel Hill, Friday q" I" 18th.
An opportunity will thus be afforded TO our citi-
1e Of hearing the great Grafton of the age from the
ups Of the most accomplished living orator, and of
.0n't''ut'ns to the praiseworthy work OF purchas-
l"s the home and grave Of WASHINGTON. Mr.. Ever
g" Will be warmly welcomed by our citizens; and
uust his visit to the State will be agreeable and
peasant to him, We feel sure it will be beneficial
" Inc cause which he has in hand. We need not
'psak Tor him full audiences for they will be lin
a only by the capacity of the rooms in which he
delivers his Grafton.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-02

.PuclIc DmIa DEctnED.-vics- Prssidsnt Brock
nridge has declined the compliment Il PsbSc din
nerin New York, rendered to him BY large num-
ct Of his political friends in that city, He Whit to
New York, he says, ID altogether Of private M
ture, and he viii leave immediately foe bona
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-02

waxixcrux, CaAs,or.s q Rr,usasosp Roar
We arc glad to hear from the Charlotte Ds~ssrss
Of the progress being made IN this vosk. That
paper says:
"wn. CaAa & Rera RAusoAs-ws learn
that the President Of tbs Company, II. W. 6usoa.
ESQ. has purchased nine thousand tons q iron tos
this Road, TO b delivered at wilmidxsoa This
will lay about oos hundred and 6ftesn miles a
track. Mr. Guioa h pushing ths vosk shssd nth
tisemcnt that 600 negro mca arc wanted 70 vosk On
the Western Division Of The Rod There b posh-
ing like having an untirink. energetic man 81 The
head Of any undertaking. and vhea this Rosd b
completed - ws nov fssl cpaisisat e vill b. The
most Of The credit thesvfss must b su,ssd 10 NJ.
Guion VIA. from ths 6sxt has never yis,dsd 70 Q
iect"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-02

nass.sa ts,ivAas. I
Coop,ainb sss asas nv M On o. -
hsishs - - RsldsA ~ osssa RssA - -
high sad ths psopss dipssiss0 ass ~ ssla -
reduce thsm b sssss eansspeadlng vish theas Il
The Pstsssbusy md ssshessd md Rssneas ResAA |
Tia Raleigh and Gssssa Rcd b ~ Min hsG
The Seabosrd end Reassks %. md he Rssssh~s
co Nov ws undertake 70 ~. ssd Il ON Be shess |
Unnecessary, thas = gsssssl shisg he kvishs O
the Raleigh and GsHsea Rcd sss isv~ Than q sAs
two other Rosds NAMED. and thst nessishssstaas
the Raleigh end Gsstoa Rosd has 10 transport sssi
les seventeen mils further than eas snd thirty ssva
miles further than The other Evssy saoss hss ben
made by Mst wit3ss. The President a The RslsseA
and CASTOR Road. since be has ben In eeBes. 10
equaliss hriEhts between his Rod and he eshss
two; but What benefit yin u b 10 farmers ssd b.
siness men. u whsa be makes rsdues;oa spes o.
tic,cS corresponding advance ID 81 oees a.sds BY
the other Roads, Il h plain that no benefit veah
result, while our own Road In which The Stste b
deeply interested. would b injured 10 lie isspss
Major Wilder h pew In Psssr~hsss OF vac on
the Petersburg Company. With The vssv of sqasi-
rs ".'s ~. '. e<>s l1'. ."' y. es'sss.
. . '-st" VIZ TWO Ve"P~n $40
- -' - ."" p.Pse" as'~ " 'as 'ss%
. ". !" "'e ".'e's" .'a "A,'e" s"', |" '.e ss
" .o"P."s' nov Ps""ns. '"e os5ses Sasa
Wv" ., ot'-.s' "e .' N"%Ps" ="
.Ass, 20: .''1u"N =! .osa I" "ss''s''e 70 'sases
"e eAs""s e1a's On Pse'"es .a'' .ai''s~ s'''s'ss
WV ~
ne ~".' w. W. .o'"!es 'tss 70 ~
-, n,, -. ~. .'
have done hrs duty on the subject; and u viu be
UNJUST In the event Of failure TO reduce and sqsliss
frcish's, 'ohoh him responsible and enruss him o.
ncyount Of bich frvsehtA
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beautiful illusss,tioa a The deep o. plsnt do
covered by Linnrus. b given In he NssssAsii
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