The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1859-10-15

The Lords Of the Quill have been at US again with
critical assaults" The Herald asserts that we are
' egregiously mistaken if we think its publication
delayed in consequence Of its editors having to
manufacture lengthy article concerning We
are gaatifed to know that not the eau sc Of
SO much annoyance to their subscribers. Whether
or not the Corotinian has been shrewd enough to
point out the exceptions in favor Of Democracy" it
is not our province to judge but if in the HeralFs
opinion have done so, why will it still continue
to such expressions as it does The Herald ad
mits there some exceptions but still It canses
no difference. We give its precise language:
i" Because we said we could see material differ
ence between Black Republicans and Northern DEM
ocrats the Caro'in'an snap: as up and almost weeps
his view. Well cannot bel it; the Carolinan
will have to find relief in tears. As general thing
we can see no great difference between one and the
other, though of course there some exceptions
in favor of Democracy, md the Car0tnaGn has been
shrewd enough to point them out
Daniel 5. Dickinson may be an exception to tho
general rule but assert it boldly and without
fear of contradiction, that hens teeth could hardly
be scarcer than National Democrats; hence our
broad cast assertion that would almost lief
vote for Black Republican a northern democrat.
Maybe were little a}ec. plate, but don't
know There is much rottonness, in Denmark
that it is next to Impossible TO gc; any thing sonnd
! of it,
In charity Shall we state that you I've been too
presipitate and not sufficiently handle to avow it.
Well friends, well pardon you for all you have said
if you think you have been too pr4clp5tote, and
blindfolded greatly by prejudice that you could
| see " no material difference between Black Repub-
icans and northern Democrats
| The Executive oCmmittee of the opposition party
of North Carolina have appointed Raleigh the
place, and the 22nd day Of February the time
or holding their annual convention What an in-
| appropriate time! Washingtons birth day.
THE CHINESE DIFFIcULTY.--.i report, We do not
vouch for the truth of it. has been in circulation for
some days past that the Emperor of China had sent
a communication to the Governor Of Shanghai in
which he states that the firing from the forts
at the mouth of the river Peiho upon the ships
of the French and British nations not done by
his request order, but by gang of mandarins
" whose heads he has ordered to be struck off for
the act" 1t is also stated that minister, Mr.
Ward has proceeded to Pekin, whilst the British:
Minister Mr.. Bruce, has gone to Japan, where he in
tends rem lining until he receives further orders
from head quarters
We can scarcely give credit to the above report
Ga- several raorn-nt be-
lieve that the Emperor of China would decapitate
these Mandarins for having beaten the 'barbarans,
although such might peradvcnture be the
We would state for the information OF tho
Petersburg InteLEgencer that information
cerning it was obtained from the Press, good and
reliable paper, and long as it claims the author
ship of the article saw in that paper we shall
entertain the same opinion we did when we first
perused it. Is the IntelHgencer satisfied?
RoBEsoN COUNTY FAIR.-The fifth annual exhib-
ton of the Robcson County Agricultural Society.
will be held at Red Springs the 10th, 18th and
18th days of November next The annual address
will be delivered by Thos. D. Mcdowell, Esq, Of
Bladen.
COMMON ScHooLs.-Wc invite attention to the
advertisement of the semi statement of tho
distribution by Gov. Ellis EA-Oficio President of
he Literary Board, which publish in another
column of to-day's paper. The allotted to
each county may be ascertaned by reference to tho
W- Some has kindly sent pamphlet
copy of address the Past Present, and Fu'
ture Of the American Party, delivered in Camden,
N. j., the 4th day Of August last, by Com. r.
F. Stockton. We presume the author some one.
else sent it to to be noticed. We will crafty
that person on tomorrow.
Rr NJ Blondin, the great rope walker, has pur-
chased house completely furnished, at Niagara
Falls for four thousand dollars cash-which amount
is portion of the profits of his feats the chaso
of the Niagara during the summer
E- We return thanks to the Executive
Committee of the Cumberland county Agricultural
Society," for invitation attcni their next annu-
al exhibition on the ID 3rd nd 4.h days of No.
vembcr next
/ The Printer for September IS excellent mum:
Der and is admirably aapted to the interests of the
" art preservatiTe Of all arts"
The CoTToN Chop II ALABAMA.-There il d
section of country il Alabama, kown as the Cane-
brake, one of this richest cotton producing regions
in the South. A correspondent of the Marion
[Ala.) Commonwealth ~. been in portion Of that
section. and writes The following discouragng let
| ter concerning the cotton crops
have spent several days in the Prairie section OF
our country. and have made II my business to OBJ
serve closely every field of that have pas
sed; have also inquired Of planters III regard TO
their crops. SO tar as my observation goes nave
never more compete failure and have never never
heard louder complaints. seen longer visagos .;
than worn by that complaining set OF Inoi''oo-
ais called planters. h,e
Nv candid opinion is that there will not oe nan
"a mnch cotton made on all the prairie ianos oegln
ming Immediately South Of Greensbor" ana runn!n&