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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-11

spFRNaCETI Il In limited request decline sales Of
l. Refined the East, here, private terms
60 Tmoihy Sod is nscye al ~ for sowet, and % 2oQ
- 80 for hespd II supply Of Rough F.ah,1ed IS ~s.r and
duir Gales of SDl bass IN Boston, John Harey
oil bush cash the stock there Is computed at 75o
ard 1900 pockets against $3.50 bags and S0" Pcfe's
sALT-ssle. have been made during The week Of Ashon's
Live, pool Fine az l s. aud Turks Island AZ lo!c
SUGARS have ruled firm aud fair demand has prevailed,
partly foT espr ,aes Of 30 hhds 505ic. r Cubs aud
ic for Porto Ro $40 boxes Hayans sold for expert at She,
bond Refined wer quote Crushed Ground and
Grsnud at &C. " bite Cotee grades az 9. ds,, and Yellow
TALLOW-The market quiet bu, steady sales Of 81 90
10 lots 81 Gloic. r. gh FAt i. steady ~ 7c cash
-the to-dsy up the general expectation
prizes lower than a. private SAL quite number Of
iourg Tyson y aI7ic Gunpowdcr 50Q57ci Imperial a
80 soaeeaIs &C., Iwsnkyy u. .9.e .e,...-.
fOr ,hpmsn'. o Us hhds. a. 4 dlpc Havana
sne spaHi DE-. riptoo' generally are quiet
rd 70 by sne Of he trade 20 prices recently
proved .tgrye then remarked there no pospec; OF
rushing aae 10 hb % any oihr tIlcn Of commerce tai,
high prices ks ~ al 70 prevail small sales Of baaca
and Sss making ou a. Sc, cash aud Plates
quiet sut very hGl; small SAILS Of d a. - 81, 90
1 no. md other brand. b. the sane propDtiou
NOOL-TLe inquiry for Dos d. .crPtons is limited, bat
prices generally ay maintained, particularly " nsv-
Fleece aid pulled Noos Of The 0rner sales Of 1" = have
ben 5iaHc for quarter ,ud half blood
SC for half tire. quarter; 3d5 for fl bod ssd -
ds2ic for fancy clip aud the latter al. II ~ 40
h..t ~ sde A. ga s III No CRY aud Country saxouy
TIE OF portion & 10 .radr been diverted ne
We. !, N. Otio sir he'd In Cleveland repor. Of hic
spprd seow The has exceeded the PATTON, Of h-
g.iter. the fair aud vii ..opI-l % no-- ~hO
have been eud-sy1Tns eepfe the the past
20 ard = and hsh IS q paid FOR four
sUpertus hand a.htd 4 Cs0rui. Of 5000
G2ic for inferior ao 80 bale. q Texas Al fa prices For
eEu IN good supply and holder. eray are firm IN their
view. respecting prices ss. q a. bales Cape az az 100 do.
We quot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-11

INDIA RUBsERThs irguhy for hue Psrs !. fair lnd prc~s
rub lmly further .sl.s 4 % have been inside So a1
Otter d-,cflfilrs srd Sal.-d a. foil pT-A
IR0Er.e Iark 1u sas u 80 inns Scotch Pif a. S.S
,hp ,ui <iG - ~ isom yard Other kind, s-I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-11

HOPS 80 qaist Of s6i3. fsr iSss Oh znehsDrd
bENP-Tte asrAsS or ell s-cnposs continues very limit
ed and IN the absence Of pe-s merely nominal. We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-11

Advertisement.I
DREW q FRENCH,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Domestic Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ia their seasn.
No. . Erie Buildings, No No aos 6e,ns,.'
Third door below Washin xt0n 81, New York.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun-Nises 5r5 s-s..... 1904 Moon-Ses..... 2.5lm
WATER THIS
Sandy Hook. 5i3 Island. 6:1a Hell Gate.... 3:lt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-11

FIOnf, Whfst,
80 T4sN s72O7l I2l9l33 lf7l9f
NJ .gt5s75 4eS35s7 ll13Bt 55,z3l
u.s,e,.e sOg7t AOilBle 9DG8 239O3i
giy reducing the Wheat TO Flour, the def sency OF
the receipts of 1859 equal 70 14l3,27 bbls Flour
The receipts at tde-weter Of the principal articles
sf produce from the opening Of the Canals to and In
sxudipg the 7th inst. have been es follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-11

The aggregates of the receipts Of the above arti'
sls 70 far for the years 1859 and 1853, have been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-11

"
cs.h, IL bond for export
HIDES dan sid heavy the sale.
The stock On hard /, estimated . .ioso. We quote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-11

POTATOFs-There change notice 10 prices the trade
(. sit A. 43d5 o. bush Long Island Dkemsns H. for
DO Juuss 69c for M,rcer jersey DlemAns sell AZ %
e hbl -.. -,
sOAP-Cs.tic il quiet moderate sail az &C. have been made
sPlCES-Very little i doing pncss are heavy We quote
Csssa IN ~, y 10. IL 70 - Pepper tin od cht a 81
Ginger, R,oe....... ss s. Pimento' Jam cab ~ y
ku,mer, No. L.. sc % Cloves o.'h.'..... ia
SfOT are a. 7c. for Drop and 7!c. FOR Buck, cs.h
SPLITTER quiet, but firmly held sales Of 10 tans sean at
SIC. T. n, mos.
sKiNs-Goat az light supply particularly Curcoa aud
price. are firmly sales 81 al bales PAya terms not
disclosed Deer continue dull, and prices are somewhat non
IL "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-11

SANDY HOOK Aug TO- sun.et-rh-re 10 a ship In tow aud
ore big coming The bal! Tie ahip Tnogron .sI Liver
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-13

Chieage ! naGh In1nnA - 49,
v0rSsa1er ~1gvoooDuoDo6o1,
nF and aAss 0uaAas -. - -. 80 -
NJ. " nektcs. eS9ns w0teovo - tonno -
oundA 1c<yeo1, - oso1gUe:
!: = :; :, !: r..s : ss4s
epesd, ~ fol1OWs:
Lea aisas enpssnss - Al :.
ri fretgfss toAsns q eOr. =.
- man trstp % 6.0p. :.
An trans evsg shis roaA sresn Asors epunnuho g
Ohtcaso with trains over both the u1eAtna 0nuonGD
Michigan Central Pit skafs, pugt vayne - 0Atnr
70 Hail nosd ~ ard fruo DssfsGa, 49,
Cleveland Columbus, Ctncsnaan, Y1ltso1UA,
Dunktrk DulASo, Niagara Hails. Alnany. usU yogA
Philadelphia, Baltimore end WsstnUca. Alne =
Ia0aue WITH tseans II ths ulIn01H Central ~.
001A . 0elsus and South 70 o.. Lcuae anA CoBop -
WINCH plscss scS csn - vsvcrisdri
W. D. Grsnaresie, fjctet Aee0sp
Agents, =. y. Depot, RO<A lslanA.
Passengers are fesainosf Of tbs recr ss1fya 0vino
sstncs directions 70 ~ ds~snathuo = sAes -
ense also 20 procure tickets before takne tAss eno
IN the care q the conductors collect sass oo9 - 49,
cns on the line Of the ChiCaeD A1o4 Island rsToo1
JOHN ,. fRACY, 0uveE0en4nos.
". y. WHHaAu, Asst oupt.
nock lslssd. Dec y I6AS tcpJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-13
8. X. MANN h CO., Proprietor,
lion, Ohio. Sold by al
good Dvuggista
Elagg'> q God IN mariana
Jssssnediats Aclte
Keep IL IN your Family, for 0ickueep
comes when you do not expect t.
VsBls 10 An Infern>l and Kx.ernai Nedic.pe. c,eo.
posed ~ koots, Herbs, snd Barss, sueL a. our
foFef- b. rs rsed Tt'fe l. . Founttu upp'y . tho
Earth 10 cure al Complaints n We ohlv ss.v THAT
they were And nov n. Good ssmaritsc bsils. ne
good news and gisr tfi, 70.
e. ~ o. DaScOcerCd !. ~
Suffer 10 longer; Il IA Z relief.
~ THE APPLICATIONS -
k1Ng0's Good 6aasas-SeOSss
IMMEDlATE RELIEF.

Ton csn be cuYsd Of tire foiiov.ns eomploante: -
80 Tooth Acne. 10 che minute thu oet painsul -
tafss OF koepmstssm nine ea.es cot of ten, h No.
than one hours time, vts'-aead Ache. usS Aeho.
seuraigia Coughs Coids, Asu ma, er.nehitIs or -
tnai Affections. Pain IN the Baes oy 0kde etsHn. =
10 thu joints, Collie sDc Crap Pains. Rsysip les H.
named Eyes, bore Shrost. Cats, Dsaisss. Dasss,
sprains Chspped hsnds, Frosted pest ana OAu.
blaine.
not the Intention Of the und. ,sisned fs sssrys
for this neitfne ID u will d. Impossible tAfnes ~
~ med cine thai 10 GOOD fbr ~ p thtna y opt1 ~
nothing" III. tree We only e,aim - ssss -
line OF ci4es ant for the shows. naed eo01os0eo
thu med cine IL vii sout sQuai.
Tts sest proof yau havs % ~ merits % @ e..
tc.e. In 70 see what II Wfil do. ~ so0soc -
Pains are decidedy the most e1scsuAis - q sope.
cation Of this wood~rfu medicine, Of sny 49, = -
country This Is admitted BY al Who have IT'D =.
would have the pubic unoesssaaA that ~
no bumbus article 70 dispose d. ncs woula b In the
business y the ssns vas no. truly and Esseiy -
been used .. the HI hrs: esteen, Il y ~ vHGls
aim 70 make Il 20 smoDg oil. Tbe bis14eg 1uav
which - forever sD6 esSrnAily cred - Ds011o1 =
% forward the Gen ri iEtaSests " ~ Ag0a0 -
~. V sn1ic "a hsve ben deoeise1 - peOtng -
csculsss with D Ntous sesttDouiAls - tboDv -
have 6e . duo 70 bug vIth0ae srst ~ - osooG.
have Thousands Il testimocisjs, vhkh hovs -
prefer showing the vassr u ~ ns11s1ssy 0@B
free Of chsrns, eli tboee oomplslntov U1a0ovv -
10 On opportunity TO 20
O1olossis Denive
0M 1kA0o pssDsDpsue.
RAasEs Go, 0Dsss Aseaas, DosooDgo,
lows. q. r. LgT1lDE TvovoDttag sg1n. !. ~
WHEY, ssesn dssler. vsa 90 - opUg4 nnDnnp
po,t, aud kso- co~stsntly - - ~ ~ 6uuDU1ng
ACn,s-Tsy!or. = HaIevd. DsssneWi g 49,
De wiz; Fellows, As@usessA |; - 3 49,, -
qnoteta wn ru-'isSn, 6yckhssns A4 ! ~
Fremont; =: : nyIa:a. na.n:.sn eye3 ~.
tell; n<sea T. OsaAsa : -, ASoonm: -
strauss. Issvi y; JohA ? ue1nrn, e1sfnGvUD9
sm0st Drutatsv, Cedar nsps1s = 9kemoo e
Cedar nsptds: neAe a<.S - Ven 81 A.
vile o ncClstIsel . O.. neroas1Wvmss -
naety. n0eos; : Cater, AnA0oaa.
orl4 At.swsf 'lEF
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-13
n OWARD ASS VCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
dos0~ss~i. for tAs Reli.t o. the sack a~d
Dissresssd. a0lictea scJsA Vsrsls~s
end xptdemio Diseases.
VVvHu HOW Ard ASSOC AflOH, In view Of the
i svsul deaa uctA o, human life cArse ~ sexu-
al diseases and che decrptsons pra tirs' upon the
usbo.tunaie stctims o. sucu diseste oy vLsSes ~
spal reAf ago directed It. consultne sIieeoo -
charitable Ct worthy Of cir name. :, open d..
penssry for the t.es ment OF this class q d esse
in al their forms and " Civ moScA s1s'ce gtAns
% ai tho apvly BY let eR wth fesc II tton OF their
condition, (sge, occnpstt n. habits Of iif' hcl snd
in case Of extYcoe poverty to furpish me ci0' TIRE
Of cearg-, 1t Is neeik 10 add that IN ssocatnn
conmauds the highest N fical skill Of the sg' aid
,v,Il euru,uh th- mott approved modern -eatm-nt
M Directors Of the association. In th-iT annus re-
mort upon the tFeatmsut Of xnsi disrases express
IN highest satsiaction With the success which h'r
attend the sbcrs OF III II SURGEONS In the cure OF
81 mina weakness gonor ora, elect,
svphiis the VICE OF unaoism or self abuse, dseA es
81 the eidn.ys ard BLADDER, sc. and or ter 'ntn-
usoce Z the same plan o. ne eh.a'ns s ,a
thai their lsbogs il this pherr d b-n violent
ha - bsso OF great benent TO tn sict a. esp c.iy
70 the ycu.s ard they have ressve u devote ,h' u
selve. vi,h renewed to ibis very importan' ana
mach de.pised cause.
An admiral r. port on spermstrrrfes, or femi
nal eakness the vice Of Onsnsm, msssurnstion, OF
.bu-e. and other dis Of the sssaa. C,s,n n
sealed epvs pe) free of eharee on receipt OF 1vo
stamp Tor postage Othe reports snd sracse on tns
nature sns TREATMENT Of sexual disease. dFs, &c
are Constantly bsins puoished for gr stucos distr
batlon and VII BE- sent 70 the sfh'ct 6smsof IN,
ne remedie. and meth ,ds Of tssssnsnt dis'overet
uYtns the last year Of great vaue
ASdss:: 90 sfP'I n.s,os sar9san Hov:1d
ctetlon NJ 2 south Ninth street. Phis0ep0fs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-13
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-13
MEDICAL.
Joy q N d q I = d = e 80
Has Been bross1At
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,

cINOR the introlneticn of that World RsMesae1
- medicine. DR MAI MA A0UA BAlSAA, .
n. W. ltern Country On espect>ts the ~ ssa o.
as han '0 sny r.mcd, upon ecrd ii. ar .ssce
voul atUrsll aTis 4, Why u th'sY 6esAusr &C.,
all IN the IN rtcst time, arrest chs, fsvcs
= d agne In Its w.rst firm, and Y" al CO. pss-
forms spea6y Pevtono rvs ding In ~ IL Touo
ssrlcts nsspg this bslssm cscssianslly ourire ~
ichiy .eason need hive fear cfsn sstscs o. asusr
II Is Their tire hishiy rsee@nend - sus- pssvse.
"a i've II rssh IN sm, dGses 1sily d. m tLas pes.
ticular Tin when this caass Of 6teess pss veil -
For want Of space w. can only S6er ~ " ~
many evidences In ns favor.
Bvcyyvs, OAto Feb io<A. 10.
DR.. MANN L CO G0iso~. OAto- Csass .-ws
are At loss TO mud ~ sun 10. " pos ~ "
tn. public the greet estr m IN vh yeus clttFots0
Aeue Ealsm hello ~ hi: . ...ary ~ =. -
" can . '0t Hostsssr ! T.I.os. Drsssssss.
CorfntA, Ni.s, Oct 2oA isss.
NRseRs. p. z. MANN CO. Gssfs:- Hsvin0
procured Q supply Of ,ous A. y tsis IN and sssssue
ttnofo1s l, II man scv'ie es'es0s q eneheme
wher. al Of the p pulAr r. N dies Of th~ dss "a
fsi ell ! found al cssss, ,. NJ p.isu shsc'ed .
,sfe .nd ~ Ell, cure. u 10 just the me- scs -
want here II N; ps ,r,cs M; D,s::,..
Esso Iork, 70 2sd. Res.
n~RK MsNG CO. GeNfs 8 havo
kEAsR n - L 'is, red your Ague Ualsa0
af o. htus' ~ snd have carciHay observs ~ ef-
. m- thr We. >Gar,dos ray. ] d. believe u
'ec's, 40 usti. ess ory u ne.iic.ne; .v a. ny
asa. al mt. uuer petuiAn mtg every esses
perton Iw'edga -, after oil 0sheg te0esAoD
and ~. known IL 10y re<0H ] hase -
bad is,ied with the ~ me D.. = creates Al cosssy
hest rion In prone unci x IL 81 'se. An6 . Tesfsee
ever made IL iniefnts ent fssnea.
riumph orr thlls, fever and awe No co.
respectfully, Oh W.
5. X. MANN h CO., Proprietor>
lion, Ohio. Sold by al
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-13

The numbss from p sO0oo corresponding With
those nanbsn on the tickst. printed on separate
slpo o. pspes, are eocircle1 with small tin tubes and
ne mss 10 Priss., similarly priatsd and acs.
Good. are plooed in another wheei.
The wheels are thru rsvUaved, and number 10
dsDvn spon tie Weee' e Dunosss- aod u TIE saae
ttns Prise 10 dsaUa iron tAe her wheel The
nuasss and psise drawn cut opeesd and sxh.bis.
q - ~ auiiencs. and regisesss1 ~ IL O ,unss-
otoasss; TIE Prise bsaDg pacsd sss ma the Number
dssen fhis ssersiisa = rsueeasd uatn ~ Prisss
APPaoxInAsI0up ADee ~ ~ vopseeeed1ne and
and TIE tve saesee1mg NambWs y shoss dvsuins
the 1sss niss P-s0 will - sasit,ed to he ~ Ap
i1ssO draws ~ ose.oao p-,se tloss ficsses num-
bersd 1884,, I1o, 1l8l, 112oo VII go - entitled
70 19oo II r. kGs 10. - 6Avs The 800 Priss,
= :ossss : 10. I'd : : ss:ss:s . u .ssss
cusuIcA4s o. pAcxAe,s Win - sold u sAs
os'a'as. = raslas q 7, e 49, - 1's.''' -
!. !: s:ss::' /: =
m Osoosohg 311ke6 ~ Csseo0eeess,
11coss he asaev - eur sedrsss fer ~ tickets
dsred. q seesius o vhieA tAey vsl b
Art naw Purchasers ca hsvs tasssss sadiag IN
n II e dssua nunosn aad prisss vin b sent
. p1SoAasom inne6iaAaly eflae he env1ne.
n Purchasers VII llsess write t1e6 sisas-
t.ses eaaas. - sivs sAsls Fsss oass' 0ounsy AID
rnAosus9 oAse svsgy psiss y drawn aad pay.
able in fan vt1heae oe1gneson
- Al ptisse q q, 80 end under paid innedi-
otsly afser ~ deswtno-etAs Dsisas - ~ usual
time q thirty dayo.
An COM ssieatsons strioay eaal6saaal.
AA1gsm Orders fsr 13eke0 o. 0egol0eotes -
MokuNNEY = Co.,
0AvANnAu, "a.
0vvsoB HAe0ulc HAlI DloWs HuEk o., oAvAu.
n list e IT. nuuasse gnnt - 1ssUn from
~ V6oGl, Vim ~ GUgu1t q - Ds1Do ~ 60
- = G1t1o1o1 -. Wlu - Duoo0G1o1 o1oB QVoQY
0awi1gt2 ~ onvannnA 0a1y 0sUu.
- - -, NJ = .. - E
=
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-13

Mississippi 4 Missouri r. r
Trains run By Chic.gs time, vhicl /. svstvs min.
utes faster thsn Davenport tios.
I'm and after Monday, prii llth, leee, - un1m
" further notice, trains VII leave DavsopesA ~
lnscstine, Columbus City, washingio0 - loWo
lst kxprsss and Nall Train = So =
frs.ns viii iesve DsvenpVSs tsr OAScassdsily. -
,sys excepted - follows:
let Nall Train, 81 IL y =
u Express frsin, 81 s8Po
Trains arrive a Davenport Aaily. usn1asssss0
~ - 6o0oWo:
vnon T1s EAST.
lot nxpress Tram q - 49,
"a Msn Train, ~ - -
1non f08 WEST.
lot Nan Train, - s01o
Trains run BY Chicago time. which isswelvs 0in-
ate- fasier than sssnp % ume.
All trsins OUT Of Dsvunpors vii 0nos eeonsoeaeoo
a Caunb. City, washington end I0vs Ooty viaA
rhe Passenger Train opnnects ~ 2Oct lolaD6 ~
Chicseo Roch Island Railrcad trains IT, al Dc14o
East, North and 6outh
Psssen gers 81 reminded Of he Necessity efglvn0
iistnct direction 20 the desolnacn 81 hsas -.
gass, before saangh ssssss
tnc cars.
NJ The MoynipE 10 10 a ~ trait for ~ Dass
con eras at J. let 18th uraios on sfe Michigan Co.
al 4 ~ the Ju, ctt y with trairs cn the n q.
burg p wa,ne 4 Chis % 3; ~ CsHaeo vsA
trans on he s1hisan southern and oicA1os CeA.
trail Ri Roads.
apf1e JOHN TRACv, 0ps.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-16
THIS DISTRICT.

The Shcriffs of the various counties in this Dis
trict met on Thursday last in this town, for the
purpose of comparing returns. The vote stands,
Craige 5,495, Walkup 4,075-majorty for Craige
APO. Although Craiges majority is l2oO less
than in 1855, when Stowe was his opponent, 1t Is
very plain that the opposition have nothing to
brag about, for Walkup lacks 20 votes of getting
as many as Stowe got. SO the opposition gained
nothing in this District.
The result shows that over 1900 democrats did
not vote We have heard of many democrats who
did not 90 to the polls, giving as a reason that
there was no necessity for it as Craige would be
elected anyhow They will now sec that by pur-
suing such course they jeopardize the success of
their party Organize therefore, friends, and in
the next contest let the opposition again hear the
old-fashioncd democratic thunder. You can do 1t,
YOU must do it, and think you will Stand
shoulder to shoulder, untedly, and all will be
right.
We are indebted to Sheriff Grer for the official
vote rs follows:
SEVENTH Observation-Disclosures
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-16
MIR CALHoUN's OPINION.

Upon the question of Congressional interrem-
tiom in favor of slavery in the Territories, Hon.
J. c. Calhoun, in 1S48, said:
"There is very striking difference between the
position which the slaveholding and non
slaveholding States stand, in reference to the sub
ject under consideration, (the prohibition of slav-
cry in Oregon.) The former desire action of
the Government; demand no law to give them any
advantage in the Territory about to be establshed
are willing to leave it, and other Territories be-
longing to the United States, open to all their
citizens, long they continue to be Territories,
and when they cease to be so, to leave it to their
inhabitants to form such governments as may suit
them without restriction condition, except that
imposed by the Constitution prerequisite for
admission into the Union. In short, they are
willing to leave the whole subject where the Con-
stitution and the great and fundamental principles
of self-government place it. On the contrary,
the non-slaveholding States, instead of being will
ing to leave it this broad and equal foundation
demand the interposition of the government, and
the passage Of an act to prevent the citizens of
the slaveholding States from emigratng with their
property into the Territory.
hold that justice and the Constitution the
easiest and safest guard which the question
can be settled, regarded in reference to party. 1t
may be settled on that ground simply by non
action, by leaving the Territories free and open
to the emigration OF all the world. If party can
not safely take this broad and solid position and
successfully maintain it, what other can it take
and maintain?
Again, on the 18th August, 1919, Mr. Calhoun
SAID, referring to the Clayton Compromise, which
was nOn-interventiOn:
"Less than a month since, there a fair
prospect of the adjustment of the territorial ques
ton on the compromise of the Constitution itself,
without the surrender of particle of constitution
al right on either side"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-08-16

psy- Mr. f. L. Pearce, one of the editors of the
Fayetteville Caronian, has sold his interest in
the establishment and retired. Mr. Sinclair has
associated with him in the editorial department Mr.
Archibald T. Banks, a worthy young gentleman OF
fine talents and much energy. lie deserves sue
cess, and we hope his most sanguine expectations
will be fully realized in his new sphere, We learn
that the Caronan is prospecting finely
nzg- Messrs Fulton 4 Price, of the Wilmington
Journal. arc erecting large brick building for a
Printing Office, description of which We find in
the Herald The Journal is first class paper,
ably conducted, and are not surprised at the
great success its editors have met with.
We are always pleased to hear of the prosperity
of the newspaper business anywhere, Ono matter
by whom conducted,) but the success of political
friends is very gratifying to us.