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RIGnT Hon. ANpREw johnson!
The Ohio Black Law Unconstftu-
lfoual.
r'om HE Cleveland Herald Of July a.

ffom he Cleveland Herald or July Is
The Court of Common Pleas for Cuyahoga
county, through Judge Fooie, this morning
delivered an important decision. At the last
election Freeman II. Morris, tailor OF this
city, aud having about one-fonrgh negro blood
in bis veins, presented himself nj the First
Ward voting place and was barred from yoi-
ing on account OF his negro blood. Action
was brought against the judges OF election,
Sanborn, Christian and Garres. Tor Illegally
rejecting the vote. They pleaded in defence
the recent action Of the Legislature respect
ing the vote of every person having any me-
gro blood IN his veins. The case was made
| up aud Submitted 10 the Court This mora
nag Judge Foote declared for the plaintiff, de-
elarilg the ~Blaek Law TO be unconstiiu-
tional. The Court held that, under the old
constitution Of Ohio, all persons having more
than halt white blood were declared 10 be
legally wl'iir. The new constitution meFely
mentioned white persons. > without defining
Whit constituted white person; consequent
iy tue definition VI while person contained
ia the old constitution remained in force, and
any Law declaring person having more than
half white blood 10 be negro must vi neces-
sify be unconstitutional.
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Cross Vies Wanted.

ME Nashville and NOrth-we Railroad Com
Il pany wish TO contract for 40 600 CEDAR CROSS
TIES feet long, inches thick well hewn, 10 face
at narrowest place not less than inches clear of
bark timber be sound: be delivered the grade
line Of the road In Nashville.
The contractors want 20 contract for so 900 WHITE
or POSr-OAk TIES Of the size the above, To
be deli vcred the line OF the road in piles from
section II To section "a enough each section 10
supply the same.
Persons wishing 10 bid will direct 10 the President
and Directors OF the Nashville and North western
Railroad COmpony, Nashville, Tennessee.
luly2l-u
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~ King Cotton has taken another ster
toward universal dominion, and has been in.
vited to representation in the British Cabi.
net; Manchester can stretch its legs under
the green tables of Downing street, and be
come initiated into all the mysteries of the
circumlocution Office. The direct represen.
tation of the great cotton manufacturing in
terest of Great Britain in its government sys
ten will be actually the Introduction of the
United States TO the Councils Of Victoria
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~ A letter received from New Or
leans says: Notwithstanding newspaper
reports to the contrary, the crops of
this State, as l have often written you
abundant harvest next fall. From reliable
parties who have lately visited the sugar
cane regions of Louisiana, learned that with
few exceptions, the cane is now finer in ap-
pearance than last year at the same reason.
About the growing cotton crop in this State,
there is no doubt but that it will be larger
than the last.
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RELIEF AND HEALTH 10 YOUR iNfASIS-
Price IS cents per BOTTLE

We have put up and sold
years, and Can SAY, N
IL, what We have never
any other mediciae-NEN
A SINGLE INSTANCE. 10
timely usesii Never did :
OF dissatisfaction by any :
the contrary, all are de :
tinns, and speak in terms :
uun 81 rs magical effects .
We speak ia this matter :
after ten years expert
KErcIAEios xoR TtE Fe1szI
DEclkRk. In aimcst every
Ltnt - suffering from pain ,
viii be 'ssand la fueea or
tha syrup Is admins
This valuable prct@ra
of one ~ stbc AtrI .kN
FUI. MUSES. IN New Eng
used With Nj StE FAIL
THOUSANDS
Sot oaly relieves The elsiid
crates the sgAmssch and
igy, and gives tone and en-
ten. II viii aincss Ia
GRIFiNG IN THE
WIND
and overcome ecuvuisions
Frme.iied. sad IA death.
aud rURAsT AEaspf IN TRk
niSENrERl AND nIAK
y AcEher u arisrs lrotn
other caas-. We would
who has = child suffering
ing compiaihts-~Dsf NOT
CHS. NOR 1flE pREJu
stand between your suffer
thzt wiil De snre-yes,
q fofiss lhe nse q this
used.
Fun directions for using
b0ttle. Meme genains IA
CURTIS = PkRkINs, Ses
SIDE srapgef,
sold BY druggists through
PRINCIPAL Onsce Ne Is,
Ianc.d&Wly rfscs Is
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nrm AOpfrttsrmrnts.
COMMITTED TO JAIL

OF Davidson county, the goth day of July,
" 1882 negro man who says his name is BILLY !,
and that he belongs to Il. Ellis Of vii hanson coun-
ty Tennessee. said boy is of copper color; feet
inches high; weighs about 1875 pounds, and is
about 81 years old; aud was Committed a way.
The owner is requested To come forward, prove
property and pay charges as the law directs.
This July 2lst, 1859.
THoS. HOBSON,
july22-w4t Tailor at Nashville, Tenn
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Executive once, Baton Rouge


ATa recent meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors Of
~ the State Seminary Il LEARNING, held AT Aiexnn
dra in the parish Of RsPdes the follow ing resolution
was ADOPTED
Resoued That the President q the Board IN his Of
Zeal capacity advertise for applications from persons
competent 10 fiji
J. I'roGessorshr If Mathematics, Natural and Fo-
rcrinentAi Philosophy ,ih Artlery tactics 10 hch
once shall be attached sslary Of twenty ave hum
dred dollars Per annum-&-5oo-
2. The Office Of Instructor Of English and Ancient
Languages; 10 Niach ofco shall DO stas1icd salary
Oftxo thousand dollars per snnan-s3ooo
s. lnetrsstor Of EnFinecfirg, ArchReeture and
Draw ng xlleb once shall be attached salary u
tsenty- ave haudresl B. llArs-s2seo
& The Office Of fharncter 81 On misty, GeoloEy
ana NlHerology end Infantry IAetos - ~hloA II
Zee shall be attached salary q twenty I've hundred
dollars per annum-S-s90-
8. The ofhre Of Instructor ~ the Modern kuroresn
Languages, - which ofca shall be attached salary II
txo tb0asafd dollars ger annuIn-s2ooo-
Ffot1 the We Professors sieeied Superintendent
viii be chosen, ~ho shall receive one thousand dol
iafs-si0os-extra e"nzidorausa a virtue thereof
faEnsshsd rooms - be pEoytded 10 tae Professors
free q charge
In aecord4nce viii ne sorerong resolusos, note.
b hereby gisen % all sIch Ierssz8s may desire 4
"a z1ai thefnseiVCs cofnactebt gu the CHAIR,
above enumerated. etc, 90 make aTfieAfieI accom-
fanle llh fecQsnfnendAflofE, etc, 10 me The w
ecafive Once q Baton kouge, unlil The 1osh day 0
July next. and sftrr that time Alexandra IN H.
parish q kapsdes, uNth the ist day u Angus
made % I'll The s~vefaa frcfessorships Aad snEerln
The appointments th1s made uli take efscf On fh
FIRST MONDAY ~ JANUARY AExT fls6ol =
ehch tlu.e he luslLtCtion y IA BE- op<pcd
lnsyc-d ROBERT c. wicKI1ffE-
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this article for over ten
ooST1DESc1 AND TRuTa Of
been able "a say OF
ER HAS 1T FAILED IN
EFFECT A CURE, when
We know an instance
one who used il, on
lighted with IFS opera
If highest eonmenda-
, and medical virtues.
! .'wHAr We DO KNOW -
ence. AND rLkDoE oCR
MESf OF wHAI vi uEKz
instance where the in
!, and exhaustion, relie
fNenty inmates after
: tered.
. tom Is the pgescripiior
: PERlkNCED and skill
: land, and BAs bees
!, INC srncKSs IN
! or CASES.
from pain, but iBvig
: bowels. eorrects actli.
ergy 10 the whole sys-
Ettntly Eelievc
> BOWELS, AND
!. collie.
; which II oot speedily
|. We belieSe it the bcsi
: uostD, IA ali eases u
: RIGA IN CHILDREN
2 touthing. % fruEi any
2 say - every motbei
: from any q the frera
, LEf YOUR PREirDI
, tlC4S or OTHERS
Ing child and the relie
ABSOLUTELY SrRk-
!. msdElne. 4 tlnaei,
: Nil sceompeny sscl
: less the FAC smile .
YORK, Is ea Tie oas
oat the 0nrsa.
Cesar "a Nsw York.
ccsis pr bHoule.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-23

gs- Hon. LANDoN C. HAYNES writes TO the
Brston Nelss that the statement Of the Rich
mond Wing, on the authority OF the Nashville
PArRIor, that he (HAYSEs) represented Gov.
LETcaER, Of Virginia. rs . u red-mouthed alb
olitioniss," is erroneous. We do not now re-
member that we ever made the statement,
and think il likely the Wing took II ffom some
Other paper, as we have no exchange wiihthe
Wig.
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cd with piles, or with scrofulous swelings of the
glands scabious eruptions, any disease of the
ward membranes, this preparation gives immediate
and permanent relief. Sold 81 Maiden Lane, N Y.
iulVIo-Iw
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LIST The competitor for the above shall exhibit the
product in quantity not less than three bottles.
I'd. He shall file with the Secretary a statement
made sad signed by himself that the article exhibit
ed is raised by himsef-that il is from quantity OF
not less than fifty galons-that It is pure and
duterated, by the mixture of sugar, spirits Of any
kind, water, wine, other thing-and that il is the
product Of the vintage OF the previous To that iii
which he exhibits.
Sd. That premium shall be allowed unless the
exhibitor complies with the above-hles with tho
Secretary the time he makes his entry full
and report of the mode of culture of his vine
yard and the manufacture of his wine.
JUDGEs--John Kirkman, L. C. Iishey Jos. vaux
Davidson county; Judge Davidson, Bedford county
berland county; Jas. II. Marry, Williamson county
Andrew }. Polk, Maury county.
L. G. EASTMAN,
july22-dtwSw3t Secretary
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Hen ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lard! Lard!.-Lard...

A SUPERIOR lot of Lard in II and y barrels, put
IA up expressly for family use, on hand aud for
sale at No. % Market street, by
juy22-d3m WOODS co.
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StraNed.

IRON this city, about three months E5=-sSs>
Il ago, large dark-red AULEY COW, EHe-esfS
white belly, white star in her forehead N~A
liberal reward viii be given for any Information OF
hor- Enquire thts oahcS- jnlysi-i
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which greatly facilitates the process Of teething By
softening the gums and reducing all inflammation; wi
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
SURE To REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon il, mothers, it will give rest 10 your
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH To YOUR INFANTS
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PREMIUM PIANOS.

A MCGUIRE has for sale so -
81 Piano FoFtes from eesbrated -, - -
makers, stetnway a Ssnz, A II Gale nnH
4 CO., HazsiIen Hros-, Peters, Crasx
4 Co, and others, consisting q and y and ~
octAses, znd ranging M prsce from Sl0o 10 $500 al
sarrcufed m every respect Pefsans archxsilsg
frsm hln win soH Pay from SIS - SIS usore than IL
they gave an order 20 fxpLAk FOE instrument
thai they nelxl1cr hear until = pal up IA
their EArior- Nhcn II sornetiaes very hard u md
an lnAtruasat t-st Pisasez v every particular sben
ynu have csxrn more b select fros1 u Il Al al
kssy pom sssuie be pleased ia b1yi1g 81 order.
Also - sio<e tns s4zeest stock q shoet Aasc kks
and snail Muse inelrupasstzs ever ofere1 in N.
h<rkst5 aaa viii be xold lower tl14a by any
ether house N The CITY. coas 10 IS unln and
be convinced J. A AGLrRE
tansfs-a
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I'RoM my residence in WeFt Nashville ~
II large BAY HORSE, all four legs i'm
white nearly mp 10 the knees; raw boned. NZA-
and has an uncommon email neck and head. Any
one returning him 10 me Viii be literally rewarded
BTlr W. IL. McNAIRY.
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Nashville City Mills

w ILL deliver Flour at any place in the city or
w Edgeheld adding Bridge Fees) at the follow
ing prices:
WHOLESALE RETAIL
Extra Family Flour per Dbl IS so SO 00
- " per bag rs . OO
uperlne a.. 90 2 25
VIII sell Bran Shorts and MidLngs at the Mill at
c urrent prices deductng carriage.
VIII also pay the market price for Wheat and Corn
throughout tue year.
Leave orders at the Post Once Box 474, or with
S. n. HUl IINGSwORTH,
No. 6 South Market street.
Hr Terms Cash on delivery. julyl6-lm
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+ " IRA
Fer the Consideration OF srnsiblt People

IunisiiS6 soout = not me pfaciiee a Dr.. htshNA-
IL he enaeFstsDds The disease al ences an1 CARES
he bates long t.mperipg 4ronne and iotf running
bis, bat strkz % honnEae1s Ifsrfe. ~ fe<prt-,
ble fecs and - c4sh Ias mcHis- S4seH sxeE - ~
ofissr fby sicisns eften cared bx IN. ntzkcAs
one IA Coslege strest, eoraer q LAS
lalKs-ll
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Prairie Farming. I'm America,
WITH NOTES BY THE WAY,
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES,

CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES,
JAMES CARD, NJ. p,
Author of "Engish Agriculture Letters on the
Corn Crops, - High FarmDg,p ''Ihe West
OF Ireland, - &c One vol 12mo
"The picture of Prairie Farming is drawn, not by
smart Eden land agent specuator in the hope OF
taking In unwary Briiishers but by eminent Eng
lish agriculturist Nor the reader in vted TO place
blind faith in Mr.. Cards conclusions. They are
given Ia such form as TO show the exact amount @
personal knowledge and local experience from which
they spring; and the steps his calculations are in
general easy and obvious enough for the most ordn
airy intellect TO follow. And, far as we can Judge
no element in the purely economical aspect of the
question has been misstated or forgotton.-Londoss
Spectator.
w. +. BERRY d CO., Public square.
julyl4-u
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$50 Reward.
Prisoner Escaped from Custod

Prisoner Escaped from Custody
L BELL REiiDlCR escaped from tbs officers OF tho
81 ciiy Of Nashville on yesterday the 7Ih Of July.
lie under arrest for malicious shooting, having
shot CHARLES II. CON6ER ON the 5ih inst.
said Readhk Is about 8 feet or Inc hes high,
weighs 100 pounds m"Te square ehonidcrcd: large
bead lsht short lair fair complexion and eyes;
has two right sido OF foTehead The tenn
pie. He is sonew hat bow legged, IilEsterer by
trade, and rs - or - years of bge.
will give any fifty dellars reward who will
deliver him into custody here, or place or conflo
him where lie can be had Juiy hth, 1888.
w. NJ. BROWN,
iulys-tf BcAx Marshal of CITY Of Nashville.
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july22-w4t
For Hire.

7 HAVE A No. Cook, Washer and Ironer for
l. hire for the balance Of the present year
L. Y. BEECH,
iuiY2l-3t FnlIege street
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New Goods--Third importation
JUNE 2sTH.

JUNE 2STH.
WE are now receiving Lawn Robes, Muslns, Fans,
w Mems and Boys Leghorn and Straw Hats ex-
ira fire Summer Clothing, Ribbons, Needle Worked
Collars and Sleeves BObbinett Musouito Netting Palm
Fans Cotton Hosiery, Knit Understands, Parasols,
&c, which will sell greatly under market prices
TO MERCHANTS ONLY. We have large stock of
Shoes and Carpetng which viii sell at low figures
to make room for Fail Stock. Our Mr.. LuCrs
will leave for the Eastern Cities time aud we
promise friends that Fail Stock shall be even
more desirable than heretofore.
june29-tf TRABUE LUCUS.
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IN SU r. A N c E.
~ A = HI a. Nh A IL IL ,
are the Agents Of the wei known
Phoenix Insurance CO. Of Hartford
Cash assets security Tor Losses,
Szi9.OOO.
No. 25 oiiCege Street, Nashville.
jaHe25-u
Jenny Lind Saloon
Pistol Gallery.

vs A. MCCALL A Cos Jenny Lind saloon and Pis-
+. tel gallery, Third story % old Poet oelce
BaiIdiags corner 81 Cesar 4Hd Cherry Streets, are
o7on day and nleht for the recepiioa % SisiioFs-
The prOrcsnrs gents for the sale q Jenny Ind
TAbies cues cae-feathers, and Hatis and Pistols Of
the aaosteeisbr.iea u4auf2rtnre- lnlyiS-d
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The Tin Trum pet;

V1A, III-AI70 H-NU IAII- FUA TIE WISE AND
wAGGlSH, .
NEw ANKKcAS EDnoN, Win ALTERATIONS AND
ADDITIONS.
/ volume, l2mo.
In the Thy TRrsnET, the melancholy Jacques and
motley 7ouchsone go hand in hand together. ''soId
Chunks Of Wisdom gayri with the widest low-
ers Of wit-making it book to be gravely consulted
for instruction, irppingy turned for enter
tainment with equal reason Astounding in the food
OF "sweet and bitter fancy - 1t volume that nib
BILE at it as often You may there will still be many
n wholesome and agreeable morsel left. You may
read it through in day but Will last your thought
fulness a life time.
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HAVE sold my Stock q heQfs and ehoes 10 FAR
IL RAR, DIS1lrkfS \ CO. gentlrrnen rsfthy - he
p4troaseo Of the psble. she : ~ Be ipsd A. nay od
stand, No Is College etFee., Tor when soileit ne
patronage % my nuneEno1 rnstosnefa. - whom
feel under the striEtest CHG for long aud Id
eral pzlrousge and avail nzyssif q tbs eppoFtany
70 make nay respectful acknowledgements Ihesz
Indebted xili please cali sad setlie ~. I uish q
make nfAi elise q al oaislzna hssme<s as segf
as f1arfrable- A. D. E0BfkISOS.
ietylS-fni No Is College a.
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Drp GOODS Clothing.
Great Reduction.


WITH the view of selling out everything in the
w way of SUMNER STOCK, We have this day re-
duced the prices to figures that must insure their
SALE and all persons supplied would do well TO
the following articles, they will be sold without
gard to cost, FOR CASH or TO PROMPT BUYERS ON TINE
Rich Summer Silks, of all kinds,
Rich Printed Grenadines 90
Rich Printed Bareges,
Rich Printed Organdies, :"
Rich Printed Jaconets, 81 "a
Together with endless variety of LOW PRICED
LAWNS; in fact, everything PERIsHABIE in the way of
Summer Goods, VIII be sold at VERY LOW PRICES.
ssWe mean what We say.''
New GoOds--Third Importation
WTE are receiving few new and desirable articles
w in the way of TRAY cling Dress Goods, Rich Blk
Silks, Ribbons Loose Basques, Rich Scarfs, &c, &c.
These Goods were bought New York within the last
fe~ days by one Of our firm, and new and desir-
able. R.C. McNAIRY x co.
june3o-f
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StVaNc0 or StOteO

T HAVE two young Negro Women TO hire. Those
l. wanting Will do well 20 apply Ia medaiely.
y. }. IYIES,
lune2n-u 80 CeAar street
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For Hire

N. B.-Being anxious 10 close up my old aIsirs ms
soou as possible, request all persons 20 call and
settle their accounts to Ist July.
Juyl-lm 10. G. BROWN
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Glover Seed,

S0 BBLs. Clover Seed just received andfor sale
~ by ID. d. DIcKEY.
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RETAILERS
VIII IVNrn AZ ~ n1.tr t-~-r -
Notice.

/ HAVE this day associated with me In the Drug
l. Bus ness, Mr.. W. NJ. B. EVANS, under firm style
OF 10. G.. BROWN EVANS
NASHVILLE July 1, 1859.
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RUTGERS GARRISON
6I Warren ST.. New York.

U>REsE Canopses havc many advantages over any
Il osser- ~ They more sr~oSssi IA Appear
ance and more spacious and airy. They are easy
adjusted To any Bedsiead, and very simple IN con-
struetion; are quite elastic and, therefore. easily
adapted 90 Bedstracs cG different widths They are
In the way Of arranging the bed; do act mar nor
inure the Bedsead IN the leeE1 Ia short they com
blne the great elegance with durability and sim
pcity ialye-lmin
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White Fish
Wheat Wanted,

rI,HF undersigned is Preparing put the Broadway
i Mills isto operation soon = supply Of new
Wheat can be obLined. The highest market price
will be paid for Wheat delivered al the Mil.
IaneS ID. u. DlcKEY.
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MRS. WINSLOW
SCOT HIN s YR u II ,
rar S,hstsreu reashsug

y experienced Nurse and Female ysician, 7
~ SCENTS 10 the attention OF mothers, her
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best COII OF fUpe-.-. .-.-----.. 0 %
JUDGEs.-Wm. McCelland, Alden Beech, Andrew
Allison, Nashville; James Aiken, Columbia; Samuel
House, r. II. Brady, Franklin; James Alexander, of
Sumner.
MARBLE WORKS.
Best specimen of Marble Work. SO 90
JuDGEs.-Maj. A. Hieman, II. NJ. Akeroyd and All
bert G. Payne.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-30
Truth IS Mighty.

Col. McDuffie in his speeches at different places
charges that no democratic papers have prais
cd Mr. Winsiow but that two old line whg papers
have" Ia ~eply to this argument, it is unnecessary
for US to waste words. 1t is false charge, and in
making this assertion predicate belief upon
facts which cannot be refuted. No democratic pa
per since Mr. Winslow has been in public - has
spoken Of him except in complimentary terms.
To prove the falsity of Mr. McDufie's statements,
we will quote article from the authorized, official
organ of the democratic party, the Washington I'm
ion Here it is
''NoRTH CARoLINA.-The prospect in the coming
election for members of Congress in this State is
most encouraging to the democratic party We np-
tice a late meeting in Harnett county approving pf
the course of Hon. Warren Winslow, in the last
Congress, and recommending his name again as a
candidate W know of few members of the
last Congress whose absence would be more felt in
the Congress- where true and tried men will be
needed than Gov. Winslow. His services the
Committee on Naval Affairs the Library Ccmmittee
and various importan- special committees, wsae
continued and valuable: and in consequence he eef
ercised much influence in the House by the perfeV
acquaintance which he manifested with snbjecJl
referred to these conlm, .ees and few mea SUI
he advocated failed in being adopted. North Caro-
lima well boast Of her able delegation In the 3 1tf
Congress, but of none truly than of the mem
Der from the Fayetteville district
The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-30

FA YETTEVILiT. N. e.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JULY
Hard up for an Argument

Malcolm j. McDuffie the selfconstituted CANDID
ate for Congress IS rather hard up for an arga1lnan
against Mr.. Winslow, consequently he has to tala3
sides with the northern abolitionists in some Of ei
efforts
This can be particularly when It Il
known that he has abused Mr.. Winsloyv for voSn1z
for the admission of arafref, fst4sy4 ly5
another abolition gurazr 80
Now how does this stand The little state Of
Oregon has been represented in the Senate by Cen
Jas Lane well known to our readers a true
southern democrat. Yet Mr.. McDuffie calls her abb
olitionf But let US see with whom would Mr.. McH
Duffie voted had he been in Congress whilst this bill
was before that body.
We can not spare time space to give the whole
vote but will give our readers the names Of few
of the prominent who voted with Mr. Wlnslow
for her admission and then give few of those with
whom Mr. McDute would have voted IN opposing
her admission. The voices in the affirmative We're
such men as Hon Thos. S. Bocock L. 9 3. Branch,
Jas. B. Clay, of Kentucky, w H. English and JAS.
Fobv, of Indiana--al in fact who voted for the adj
mission Of Oregon democrats except tacenty-
tero Mr. Winsloyy voted 18th the democratic party
And we VIII now see with what party Mr. McDuffe
would have voted.
Mr.. MeDuffie -ould have voted with FRANCIS P.
BLAIR OF Missouri, AARON BuRLINGAME of Mass,
JOHN CovoDE Of Pa, JOSHUA R. GIDDINGs, of Ohio,
GALUsHA A. Gtow, OF Pa CALDwELDER &. WASH
BUM ELLISON B. W AsHBURN, and IsRALL WAsHBURN.
Nr McDutfie would have voted with these men !.
In Iced ninetenths # those vho voted against the
bill were Black Republicans.