The North-Carolinian., 1859-10-01
FAYETTEVILLE, Nc NO.
NO. 1902.
EDIT IAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Letter rom the Junior Editor.

this pace az A. NJ, yesterday Remaining
'nere only ago't one hour, am unable to speak OF
tne place, aSE1 night have done had my stay been
longer. \ q lded to have visited the Cemetery,
IN whlch is Rn led many lustrious dead, who have
added In thaF ay and generation, many laures to
the coronet Nof fame, which encircles the brow of
Carolina, bqt ne shrill whistle of the Locomotive
1t distance minded me that must take my de-
pa 0+se1s, -
ly unacquant with the history of North Carolna'
will recollek one Of the most famous towns IN tue
State. 1t Wns in this place, the of the move
ments of tho otorious Regulators, witnessed py
the Citizenaa that time CORVALLIS, also had an
encampme1k here, whilst in pursuits OF General
Greene, wheA valor and intrcpidity are known and
esteemed by q true Carolnians. The buildings III
the town aHe enerally of antiquarian architecture
and in somAy considerable taste is displayed hao
the pleasurlo forming the acquaintance of Dennis
Heartt Esq, he venerable editor of the llilisboro
Recorder. a though he has passed the time OF eX-
istence alld1et to man-three years and ten
he is still Yer energetic and attends to the duties
of lis office tn more punctuaty and credit than
great many of his co-aborers in the editorial fra
! ternty who a-e much younger
In cons sSqt ence of lack of time, was necessa-
rily compeIe to deny myself the pleasure OF stop
ping at thu any towns and villages through which
passed On ne North Carolina Railroad. l can
not therefor speak of them in any particular from
observation.
! The crops in those parts of Guilford, Rowan,
Cabarrus,s avidson and Mecklenburg through
which loss I'd. much poorer than had sup
posed they after reading exchanges from
this section. They not good as the
crops in Cumberland and the counties adjacent.
Should any be so blind and preudiced as not
to discern Il incalculabe benefits, in every point
of We've Viii h necessarily spring from the con-
struction of Railroads, could do no better than to
point the nt> Western North Carolina Villages
are sprin3inf up rapidly on the line OF the road
and each of hem seem to be growing rapidly az
the peorle tlecome acquainted with the advantages
enjoyed ~ hem in different points of view.
Last eve, ng paid a visit to friends Brit
ton and Ale ander the clever and tal.ntsd editors
agreeably tso--nt the appearance and interior
rangements of their establishment. SO far my
knowledge xteflds, am quite sure it is one of the
largest and pest Regulated printing offices in North
| Carolina. congratulate the editors upon the en-
couragem eme and success which have been award
ed to thsm by discerning public. Sauntering
from myro m this morning about eight O'clock,
soon fo,l md myself in the office of the Western
Democret ,ne of our best exchanges, published by
our predec, ssor and former townsman, VIM. j .
Yates, Esq spent short time with him very
pleasantly nd agreeably. 1t will be gratifying to
his friersds n Fayetteve-and he certainly has a.
a host of tIem-to know that he is getting along
finely. q Intend to take stroll through town this
evening" will communicate my views of the
place I'd on readers after doing so. B.
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ry-Ws have disposition whatever to make
any f,rthe' remarks concerning the personal diff
Guilty between Whitaker of the Press, and Holden
of the .Sta dard. In alluding to this unpleasant
affair, We 5ere actuated solely by desire to pro-
mote the ccess of the party and to do justice to
all concer ed. II ow far we have succeeded. if we
have don, so at ALL in these particulars, it is not
our pr,lyn ce to judge. We intended to have re-
piled ID tie Press of last week fully, but alb
sence ffos town, and from knowledge of the
: fact that our readers seeing and
readinx s. much upon subject, especially ouo
of this ma are, we have resolved to let the matter
rest W have spoken sentiments, and reoret
cxcee dntiy if we have done injustice to any one.
o We thtnk proper construction Of our remarks BY,
O persors acquainted with the circumstances will not
c irnpc ste as with having done Injustice to any.
= cS5-Ve cannot be expected to reply to the in
terrogs I'll ms propounded below. by subscriber
to the E,press.'' We would refer this matter f,
o our estet ned contemporary, and trust The editors
', will soc proper to enghten "a subscriber upon
~ the GUEST GUS proIoullucu Ny HIil:
- MEssRs EDIroes
e sCsn you explain why it is the PETERSBURG
1t Express never gives the price of G.. Bonds : |
have ote1 looked to the price list where expected
v to find ITEM quoted, but always disappointed
:. VS. ate always quoted and sometimes Missouri :
c whiclIare below Va but you will never find y 6
t. bondsv s it because Va. cousins are asbaInee
e, of tho comparison why is it! Probably tbe
ExpreUs IAN give a reasonable reason
SUBSCRIBER THE EXPRESS
Fayetseville, n. c. Sept 27th. 1859.
$. THnar1ount of money paid by the CITY of New
W York 6em January to September of this year f,
<; expeses in conducting its government is sl4 nao
u 900, beiag one million than the expend;4, -
of theF deral Government under Pre.deat J. On,q
,e cy AdA1is-
h g We notice sales in New York on Frid..
,e last cf 1000 Virginia 6's at 94a, and upon tb
1r samaadsy 2.00o do at 944
ga ID FROM UNDER."-Democracv is tu,nhl;p
40 fromso1e end Of the Union to the other Tho n
fabr6 lis beneath the weight of its own rottenas
and hi se who would save their limbs must ..stan
1R der" swan
Elizabeth City State
at There is diversity in opinion as to the s.tp,
r. bling OF Democracy. Whether ''tunbline, or no
it appears to crush the opposition so much that th