Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-09

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a eesssspoedns of The Daily Csvsiisisa vhs Assd
sns candidates q Troy. Noossoossy. writes = -
lows:
AT Troy. In Noassoossy county. u Q wsddsu
wss ne arss speaker to . vssy ksvs ssdssscs and
opsnea his speech BY stating ths: she rsasss b p
Peared belose the people of The district o eand
date, Vas that two yssIs aga be bid vishd.vn Iron
the canvass Ut the earnest Solicitations a hs sum
erous friends to prevent discpsd and upoa his nth.
dFawal NJ. Gilmer had pledged himself 10 decline
an election at this tune and use I'll h influence fos
MN, and acting upon that UNDERSTANDING hs bed
announced himself In the month q March. bot that
seemed Mr. Gmer was not yet satisfied and vss
again his opponent Mr. wstsisll then toek up
Mr. Gi!mefs vote upon the admission II kansas
under the Lecomptoa Constitution, and fns ous
hour and half thc time allotted to each speakef)
! have never heard 30 denunciatosy Q speech lie
read from Stevens report, ~ chairman on the Con-
m'ttee OF fifteen appointed BY Congress to invessi-
gate the Kansas affairs. and showed from that r.
port that not one Of the eighteen Ststss admitted
into the Union snce the formation of the old shsssse
were mosc regular In their proceedings when apply.
ing for admission into the Union than ksn.as: he
quoted Governor Walker. Stanton. Calhoun. Doug.
Ias and others 10 show that when the election Soc
members Of the Convention which made the L.
compton Constitution occurred full his vote u sI
tho citizens Of Kansas. under the direction Of the
Governor Was pruclam~l and that e o. uss alleged
by Mr. Gilmsr the ffrcsoil party did not choose TO
vote Ut that election t fault Of the pfosksve
~ party the boxes in ksnsas were free to them all
and Il the ffvcsoilers alleged by NJ. (;ilmer
In the majority, why did they not carry the sisioa
and thus prevent the adoption Of the tecompsoa
Constitution: and nov. SAID Mr.. wsslscll &c have
from the 9Th District Of North srcina. Q svpsv-
sentative whose constituents slave holders Who
owns that species Of property himself vosirs vissa
ally and In eject against any Of his constituents
taking their slaves To Kansas VIVA, . scene. sssi
Mr. Wadcl Was exhibited in the Hall of The House
Representative wac the Sesssh ss oos man
standing up to her rights that Iecomptea cnests-
tuition. and the BLACK Republicans on the other do
putting every inch Of ground; usins the most violent
threats; publishing the most incvpelary speeches.
and Seward in the Senate psostaiminx that the
"nstion had advanced another stage; that Il had
reached the point where intcrvsn,ioa by the Gov.
eminent Tor slavery and slave States would no long.
CT hc tolerated" "rrvv hs-or.~ said Mr.. Seward
has at last apprchcndS its rights. its intervss as
power and its destiny, and s organizing itself To
sumo the government Of the Repuhlic.~ 'h viii :
says Mr. seward "mcvt you boldly and swso,useiy
here; It viii meet you everywhere. in the Teustasies
"r out OF them. wherever you may so To extend
slavery. 1T has driven you back In CslifasuSs
and IN Kansas; will invade you sccu in pvlauarv,
Maryland. Virginia. Missouri aud Texas; Il vii
meet YOU in Ar,fnns. in Central Amcrica. and even
IL Cuba" And then. said Mr.. watkIell while ali
this was being enacted hear oil North aroliua
called for to cast her vote on ,his question: and al
her representatives hut one answer TO che call u
their good old mother anil that man ws> the rspsv
sentative from the sth pi.,rie,. John \. Uilsnss
rke Ras not cv.'sat rita estiHy ayaiEst lis era
people, but, q. IT, "s'e@isAsai II ne sA~is Hs.ss
nude spssci .gsissf lie k-k.ssl !SssEl ne hc CALI
It, and thea Houston IL Alatsams indi~usnt III hi
conduct. an far forgot himself to call upon lid
'iingS To Kiss him"
Here We have Il iron, Mr.. Waticli. . uleuier o
'thc opposition" aud a. much vn,i,c,i To BIC hear,
n Mr. Gi!mcr any other Knew No,hiHs. that Mf
Gilrncr was associated with the Hack Republican
while in Congress. and was no, true to North Caro-
lima and the South.
The same correspondent says:
"Whcn Mr. Gilmcr coaciudesi Mr. Williams tool
the stand and spoke his hour and halt AMI sslv-ss
tel with better ability than has been aser,l~d q
him. the cause of the DvneSratic party n,sv,i sew
cral Wings in my presence DECLARED him a capita
speaker. and assure yau he dealt .esic heavy btow
at Mr.. Gilmcr upon his charges against tbs Bvms
cratic party. Among other things he stated th,
Mr.. Gilmers charge os exiravaSancv Il The bssne
cratic party came with bad sTacv from him. ina
much ss Mr.. Gilmcr had voted ior hill ervs,in=
charge upon the Treasury Of oac hunslrSd millioa
dollars. AMI replied to the charge IT Mr. Gilmsr th,
he (Williamsl did not agree with Mr. buchanan !
many things. by stating that Mr. l;sshansn's isl
vidual opinions those questions were xuste q
the action Of the bvm:ers,.c party; The rt,.sos'
was the test. and not what this or any other prvs
dent should choose TO slep; sipsv inauxurassd On
upon questions MT IN existence at thc time h. ~
nominated. lie coaCluslc,i his speech by saving
should not saw much about W. Gilmsr want of q
lcsIancc TO the South as that had bevn thcrut-hl
exposed by ono Of Mr.. Gilnsr's own party. ~
Waldcll