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Reoneuln1 Of the Slave Trade.

That the purity favorable to the rc-opening Of
the foreign slave trade is rapidly gaining ground
ut the South, we have not the slightest doubt.
The measure is only the logical result Of the
doctrine now almost universally proclaimed by
Southern pulpits and presses, that slavery is iu
itself right. The National Era agrees with us
as to the tendencies Of public opinion ut the
South. It says:
"Thcrc can he no doubt that the idea Of re-
yiying the African slave tradris gaining ground
in the South. We sincerely regret this, but the
fact cannot be disguised. Some two months ago,
We could quote strong articles from ultra South
cru journals against the traffic; but Of late We
hare been sorry to observe in the same Journals
ominous silence upon the subject, while the
advocates Of free trade in negroes are earnest
aud actiyc.'
4 correspondent Of the journal Of Comn'erss
in South Carolina writes:
sour district was somewhat excited n few
weeks ago, concerning the landing Of some $50
Africans. From whut / can learn, they were
brought ur the Savannah River, md landed On
near Beach Island, in this district or ut least
n part Of them. These negroes arc now scat
tered throughout the South, and have not bcen
SO fortunate Us to sec one Of them. don't sup
pusc tllat thcrc is slave Stale that woul. be
willing to open the slave trade. but as long As
Congress prohibits it, or tries to do it, s!1ycs
will be brought from Africa.here. consider
that law Unconstitutional and hare always
thought it SO. Now, let Congress SHY to the
South, deal in slavery il you wish to do so,
or, in other words, abolish this unconstitutional
law, and every slaye State will look to her i'll
tercsts immediately aud take active measures 10
suppress it; bu. 50 long as Congress in,crfercs,
there will be slaves brought from, Africa here.
always be willing to undertaken it,"
This shows the argument likely To be urged
upon Congress for the repeal of the law of 1870
and that argument is not more unlikely to pre-
rail in the next Congress, or tile one that will
follow it, than it was in $3.50 tha. the Missouri
Restriction would be repealed.
, 1859-03-25

The New Orleans correspondent Of the r. +.
Times writes that journal rs follows:
No species Of property has felt the effects Of
the active state of aduirs more sensib!y than
negroes The avera. price Of field hands may
be stated at 800, ii ID the tendency is upward.
A negroes sell for l,750 to $s.NN- These
rates were never reache but once before, mud
that was during tue spe calativc times Of 1856,
and which were not Of lol 'g duration The rates
now. however, are the con sequence Of m actual
necessity and demand. L'ne Of your Southern
Mississippi Valley was drawi, g the negro popu-
lation from the Atlantic Suites This is true.
aud to such an extent are the T. icher planters Of
aforesaid valley interested in this species Of
properly, that many are beginl ing to think
there is danger ahead and thur it is time to stop.
In several Of the Louisiana districts there are
ten blacks to every white man, We man and
child: md it has become necessary to Keep up
the district police and guard.
, 1859-03-25

C1rr RA1LRoAns.-The success Of City Passcn-
GER Railroads in Philadelphia is so great, and
the stockholders are reapiug such golden har-
vest, that the Pennsylvania Legislaturei is flooded
with applications for charters for new roads in
the city. The Ledger says: "Hithe1to this
privilege Of laying such tracks has been given
away, but the question suggests itself whether,
il they are 80 very profitable to the stockholders,
the city itself should not share in these profits"
and proceeds to show that the roads should be
means Of directly reducing taxation aud rais~
Ing revenue,
, 1859-03-25

DAvESroar SoxsAross.--The Republicans
Of Davenport, Iowa, have nominated and intend
to elect the following excellent ticket for city
officers:
For Mayor-Ebcnezer Cook; for City Marshal
John Dechtel; for City Trcasurer--Lorenzo
Schricker; for CITY Qisrk-I..' c. Bprwe&l; for
Police Magistrate WilGam Byrris.
, 1859-03-25

The iee boat is completed. and is now on the
railroad track at Prairie dn Chen, near the
company 5 machine shop. It is a funny looking
structure, says the Ltddts, something Of u cross
between Wabash River stern wheel boat, aud
an timer ant daguerrean car. EVERYBODY re-
uets that its ingeniou. maker, Mr. Wizard, has
aldo on th iee He informed us the other day
thst he sho uld have it towed up TO Lake Pepin
hy the first boat, whether there should be any
ice on the Ia ke or not. It is 50 constructed that
Il r;ii hoat--u;ltrdutee Wisconsin.
, 1859-03-25

II is time for the fact to be impressed upon
the general consciousness, that the Republican
party is vital forcc in the lan,l aud that it has
both the power and will to reward those who
are faithful to its principles and who labor for
its SUCCESS. 1t is time for all persons to know
that there is coupled with its convictions Of
right, 4 settled purpose to employ the means
which constitutional government affords, to
advance its cause and secure its ultimate tri-
umph in the nation. 1t is time 10 advertise the
idea that while competent and uncxccptiouable
men are found in its ranks, they are tic only
tit recipients Of its patronage. As soon as these
notions shall have been engraved on the cur
rent history Of the times, the acccssions to its
strength aud the impulse to its SUCCESS. will bc
vastly augmented. The field is open for every
consistent member Of tho party. There is no
trucr democracy than that which exists within
the Republican ranks Of the city, State, and
nation, and the attributes Of El.llfulucss,
industry and merit which command SUCCESS
elsewhere, arc sure Of their reward at tie
hands Of those who compose the party. Let
NIL men know by these presents that Rcpuhl;-
eanism is not !" "glittcring generality" but a
stern concrction, having to do with the details
Offices and otficc-hoding from first 10 last, and
We shall not he long in submerging Dred-Scott-
ism. and all kindred abominations, out Of sight
We make the present application Of these
principles to the Judicial election now pend
'ng: The pro-sayery party acts upon them in
every individual instance. Every judge, clerk,
fiunkey, door-kceper and boot-black added to
the Judicial service by Democratic appointment,
III every State and Territory Of tho Union is
selected for his services and subscrviency to
the niger drivers 4 recent case is found in
the elevation Of John Petit to tho post q
Chief Justice Of Kansas Not long since, the
lion Nathan Clifford was placed on tho
Supreme Bench Of tue United States, on the
assurancc not only that he was Democrat hut
that he coincided with tho majority Of The
Court i'll the Drcd Scott decision even to the
splitting Of hair. This policy is followed to
the letter by the pro-slarery party everywhere.
They 1orhfy themselves at MI points with it.
But when 1t is asccrtained they cannot elect
straight tickc, Of their own, they will for
sooth divide the honors und emolumcnts
equally with the Republicans! And with a
tone of mingled self.sauiGce and solictude for
the purity Of the ernine. they descant on the
improperly and bad taste Of putting partisons
in Judicial stationl
II it wern in the power Of the Democratic
party to remove every Republican md overy
Wing or American judge and clerk in tic
United States tomorrow, their places would
all be filed by sound Democrats before sunset.
The Republicans Of Cook County, Illinois, III.
tend now to give them Il morsel of the
the pudding they have so often cooked fo1
others.
, 1859-03-25
Terrible Storm on the S1I*qucllanna-.
4 Bridge Carried nsyay--Apprehcnd-
II <SFE


1Fsom the lIar-aureh Telegraph nf Saturday EVENING"
~ gentleman who arrived here this morning
from Clark's Ferry, having left there at three
o'clock, informs us that about seven o'clock last
evening five spIns Of the bridge Of the pennsy-
vania Railroad and Canal Co., at that place.
were blown down. Three spans were left stand
ing in the middle Of the river; aud three men
supposed to be watcrn.cn. we're on those at the
time the others fell. Such WAS the violence Of
the storm that people on the other side Of the
river feared to 60 to their rescue, and the men,
were left in this perious position. cut oti' from
all communication with the land, nnd with a
gloomy prospect bcfore them.
LA7ER.-Before going to press this afternoon,
we received intelligence to the effect that three
more spans were swept away this forenoon. The
men above alluded TO are still on the standing
spans, the spectators on shore fearing to ven
turc 10 their rescue, owing to the continued
violence Of the storm, and the fear that the
spans occupied By them would fall at my mo-
nlent.
The bridges across the Juniata are all safe.
The high watcr at Sherman's creek has stopped
the Dnncannon Iron Works. belonging to
Fisher, Morgan j. Co., but no damage has
been done, and the Dam and bridges are re.
garded as safe. The Junaita is vcry high and
rising, and so is the SuSquehanna.
, 1859-03-25
Anticipated Instruction.

tFrom the Western Christian Advocate nf the :ssad1
The editor Of this paper, and the agents ofthc
Western Book Concern, are indicted in one Of
the counties Of Virginia, for publishing anu cir
culating matter calculated to produce an illsur-
rcction un.ons the slaves. TIE matter cuu,-
planned nf was something in the 'its.era Chris
tian -idrouft, some time last fall.
We learn from rcliMble authority, that in the
county aforesaid there arc Jourt.tn slaves in all.
II il but reasonable TO suppose that in this nun,-
bcr there may DC two adult mrn and fsro adult
women. On the supposition that these men ure
the husbands Of these women. and thut the re-
manning ten slaves are the children If ttcst two
women and these two men, We have two families
each containing fire children, who may at any
time rise up in rebellion, and murder. kill slay,
put to death, and otherwise take the lives Of the
white inhabitants Of the county aforesaid. We
are very sorry TINT anything We have said Or
written, or caused to be said or written, or pr
mttcd TO BE- sud or written, should induce these
tro colortd men, nnd tro to|orti .eomtn. and ten
colortd Children to rise up aud put to death the
Inhabitants Of the county atoresaid, md thus be
guilty Of insurrection and civil war against
the United Statcs Of America, and bring upon
our aye and nation catamaties. with which lion
Quixore's encounter with the windmill; or Ho,
mer's battle of the frogs aud mice, dwindles into
insignihcancc
, 1859-03-25

- The n cit General Assembly Of the old
.ch ool Presbyterian Church. will be held at In
dim apolis, beginning on Thursday the leth Of
AaY, h1s cxpee'eo 'he a'@enuau.s WV ,eaen
.om, $50 to 400. twas held at New Orleans
last ear, and at louisville, Kentucky, the year
hefora
, 1859-03-25

The Steamer Clara Hine passed up the Des
Noines River to the capital Of Iowa, with full
load of freight and passengers, on the 9th inst.
She IL the tirxt arrival of the SEASON at Des
Aoinea-.
The Wisconsin River aud Canal ars now clear
Of ice and rafting viii soon commence from the
Piueries-
Navigation on the Fog and Wisconsin In
prorenent will be opened between the sth and
18th Of April.
Lake Winnebago ia now free from ice, and
the steamers will commence their regular trips
in few days.
, 1859-03-25

8 The steamer Cleveland having broken
Der shaft il laid up at Milwaukee,
, 1859-03-25
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, 1859-03-25

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, 1859-03-25
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PROFESSIONAL CARDa
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD.
Counsellor and AttoPnev N rS-

Johnston and Chatham: the Sup~ror Courts o New H.
over and Sampson, and the Terms Of the Federal Coors
and Supreme Court Of North. Carolina at Raleigh
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HENRY MAILER,
IEWELu.ER AMI EMER AvRn

In JEWELLER AND ENGRAvER.
UP STAIRS. OVER LOUGEES TIN STOVE STORE.
Fayetteville Street,
rs NOW PREPARED TO MANUFACTURES ALI.
kinds Of Gold and Silver Ware such q fsa SseD
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IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS
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