The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1859-11-19

TILE NORTH CAkOLINIAN.
FAYETTEVILLE N. e..
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1e, 1859.
The Democracv in Motion


vile ON the 25th of October, where resolutions were
adopted against the Harpers Ferry outrage Also,
strong resolutions endorsing our present worthy
State Executive, and recommending his reelection
Resolutions were adopted comnaendatory of our
worthy Chief Magistrate, James Buchanan and also
one strongly condemning Stephen A. Douglas Ter
ritorial Squatter sovereignty.
Ten Delegates were appointed to attend district
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December, and twenty poinfed fo attenh khe
State Convention to be held at Raleigh.
We also learn from the same paper that meeting
of the democracy of Madison county held at their
county seat on the 18th of October at which, reso-
lutions of similar nature with those of Yancey Co.,
were adopted, and delegates appointed above.
We give the Douglas resolution:
Resolued, That while we are not disposed to
nterpose obstacles in the way of the concert and
harmony of the action Of the approaching National
Convention yet we are constrained from of
duty to our party and its oft tried nationality, to
Douglass on the subject of Federal and Local author
ty in the Territories is the doctrine the Ma
tional Democratic party.
Some of our sensible Opposition exchanges think
it wrong for democrats make capital out
of the Harper Ferry instruction because the Black
Republicans have triumphanty repclled the idea Of
any connection with it. at the polls in New York
and New Jersey. Now this is strange logic; to us
it would seem that the Republicans have endorsed
Browns course, and those who endorse the vote of
the Black Republicans must acknowledge that they
indirectly coun.enance the "irrepressible conflict
writer to the New York Tribune intimates that
another Brown another noble, daring, heroic
Brown would add greater vote to the Republican
and crush the Black Democrats"
No wonder though it should be when we find
such bitter opposition to the Democracy in the
South
CUMBERLAND Co. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.-Bv an
advertisement in another column it will be that
a meeting of this Society is to be held the 18th
instant elect officers and other important
business.
We sincerely trust that the old officers may be
reelected. We desire to see the society prosper,
therefore anxious to the present officers
retained could fill the various stations with
more acceptahility, work earnestly and
s.gctcay for the good Of the nstituton than our
present board.
Whatever may have happened between them and
ourselves, will not prevent us from doing duty
to the county and agricultural interests A little
scolding does good sometimes to the best Of mem
When we have such efficient officers, they should
certainly be continued-as change might work in
should let we'll enough alone and secondly the
charge of political favor having been brought al
ready, change might result in another extreme
Let therefore all who desire the welfare of the in
stitution labor to keep it up and certain the
best way of doing to elect those who have
ed so well in time past-who have brought tue So
ciety from State of heessness to its present pros
porous condition. We may have taken exceptions
to the way in which we were treated but no one
can take exception to the present officers i'll any
other way.
ACCIDENT TO A LITTLE GIRL-Edwin Roberts,
free-white man, having found some loose change
in his possession on Monday, determined to spend it
for old rye whisky. The result was that Edwin
got drunk-goriously drunk-and with the help of
his whisky. Runaway with a horse and cart. The
horse not being accustomed to such wild customer
ran away upsettng the cart and seriously niuring
a little daughter of Shepherd Mautsby.
Roberts conveyed to the toombs where he
whiled away the hours by having a revival meet
ng-singng Justify two good hymns.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-This tribunal, His Hon. Judge
Caldwell presiding is in session. No cases of
importance tried on yesterday.
The Judge delivered very pointed and direct
charge to the grand Jury; not wordy,. but
one which was calculated to remind them of their
duty to the State.
Tomorrow will be the State day when will be
able to give readers some important items.
Daily Carolinian. 18th inst.
BLADEN COUNTY SHERIFALrY.--We learn that at
last county Court Sheriff Willis of Bladen county
made offer to resign his office, but majority of
the justices not being present, his resignation would
not be received and he having neglected to give his
bond the office declared vacant. Consequently
Bladen county is without Sheriff the Coroner by
virtue of his Office acting in that capacity.
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING IN BLADEN CoUNTY.-We
learn that whilst the sons of w. L. Gilmore and