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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-28
nR. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BiTTERS


A fetc doses UiH nlse at once check and cure the
nroSt ssrsrs DIARRHCEA proceeding from COLD IN
THE Bowels.
These medicines are prepared by Dr.. G. NJ JACK
SON d Co., No. Alb Arch street, PhItGfsEp hla, Pa,
1s.d sold By druggists and dealers ia medicines
ergryrheTs at rs cents per bottle The signature a
soch bottle.
Ii the Almanac Published annually by the pro
praetorS called EvERYBoDY's ALMANAC, you .cfA
hPi testimony and coDlpaendatOry notices from al
pertS Of The Country. These AkH1dnGcS ere siDea
array By all OR agents.
PURCELL, LADD i co, Agents,
ia Richtcnpd. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-28

WI ~ =, IOIs IT.. 7, r.. H.
RICHMOND, Nov l. Issa
r. cxzzzzs4s,.s<1 IMPORTANT NOTICE
- gssszsEsGs:szs On and after Noyembe, a.
- r.N.---a.n WEDNESDAY,l the Nirbt
Mail Train Will leave Richmond Derot AZ n IS
M, instead OF us z. NJ, as heretofore Wv l.
no It's SAM'J PIfru s,u,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-28

JUAN PI1 n tsii y np.rrp1N
FOREIGN FR UITS.
AND REFINED CANDY MANUFACTURER,
Keeps always on hand the LARGEST ard freshest
stock of FRUITS, NUTS. PRESERVES. &c..
and is continually receivns, by every steamer ans
saiing packet. an additional supply. s'9ll NJ tine
che ap store of JUAN PIZZINI, Us lain st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-28
El{,I. A1fPpE.N

III The attention of the public is re .SSyh ~
respectfully asked To Fall stock of~<si ~
BOOTS, SHOES, TINjN KS, &c. comprising full
assortment IN every department of the trade. Es
staple ARTICLES and other kinds ada pied to tn whole
sale trade and country merchants viii consult
their interests by examining my stock beftg re pur
chasing, as am determined to offer great induce
ments to secure portion of that trade. A call is
respectfully asked No. 90 7in street. two daors
Above ~. Il. Price 4 Co. mo. C. PAG Z. JR.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-25
When R-Where How 2

The Charlotte Bulletin Of the 18th says: ave
would rather see national Democracy triumph than
black Republicans rule. being Democrats, but We
10 think the Democratic party have acted in had
faith with the people Of the South"
When, where and how has this bad faith" been
shown? Was it shown in anncxing Tcyas. In
passing and enforcing the fusitivs.slave laws In
repeating the Missouri restriction and letting in the
people Of the South with their slaves TO all the Ter
ritories. In the bred Scott decision. which rccoy.
nizcs slaves property, and maintains the equal
rights Of the South with those Of the North. What
does our contemporary mean: He says he is Demo.
crat and yet he ccnsurcs the only national party in
the Countrywide only party which has ever sccur.
ed, or abored to secure for the South scn,ill Of
her rights! Is that Democracy: Let the DrmosIs.
cy Of old Mecklenburg answer.
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The Swearius Candidate.


We invite the attention Of our readers, and such
of Gen. Leach's admirers may see this paper, to
the following article from the Western StaiiAei:
"Tnou SHALT NOT TAKE TIE NAME or THE LoKp
rHr Con IN vAIH."-Wc sincerely trust that the
above extract from the third commandment Of the
Decalogue is written with no irrcvcrcncc. but with
due regard for the high and holy character Of the
Supreme being, from whom it came
1t was forcebly impressed upon our mind, time
and again, during the discussion here on Thursday
of last week. Many in the audience on that occa-
sion were doubtless painfully struck with the frc-
quency, and with the irrcvcrent manner in which
the terms Sod" My God" and "Grcat God !"
occurred in General L.ach's speech. We think
they were used in the Of his remarks not less
than twenty odd times.
However much General Leach may delight in
such profanity, and however little he may regard
the deccncics and properties Of liic would sup
pose that policy alone would dictate that he should
pay some regard to the feelings and opinions Of 9th.
ers On the occasion referred to- there were several
Ministers Of the Gospel present, but they seemed
to give no check to his continuous How Of profanity
We arc not surprised at this. The General Is
desperate, and therefore "swears terribly in Ylan
ders" The only excuse that can be offered for him
| is, that he was sworn and sworc so much in the
Know Nothing lodges the habit has become with
him sort of second nature. We have no idea that
the Generals habit Of swearing would be cured
| by q residence in Washington.
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Opposition in the Fourth District.

We learn tina, Linn L. Sanders, Esq, Of Johnston
county, declared himself candidate for Congress at
Brassfelds, on Monday last, in opposition to Mr..
Branch.
Mr.. Sanders. it seems, has taken ground against
the Kansas policy Of the President and declares that
the administration Of Mr.. Buchanan els failure"
He is also reported by correspondent as having
taken ground against the acquisition Of Cuba.
With the exception Of the fedcralists who arc or.
posed to the administration because il is Democratic
and who have always resisted the extension Of Amer
ican institutions, Mr.. Sanders will find no sympa.
thizers and no supporters in this District.
In addition to this, Mr.. Sanders is in the field
against the regularly nominated candidate Of the
Democratic party. This is his second act Of disor.
ganization, and will meet, VIC doubt not stcrncr
rebuke even than his first received at the hands Of
the Johnston Democracy.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD: SATURDAY., spNE Is. 1859

alone It de- ~ allow thaa nan : . bsstsr
Democat bec3xh he supporh than becdn y O.
poses, the thirty million bin. It 4 no party tst
No primary meeting in the State. and no convention
in the State has declared for it proposed to make
It test 1t would be folly then, in Us, or in any
one to attempt to make II test Of Democracy. For
exsmple, DR.. Shaw and Mr. Scales arc said to be
opposed to it while Mr. Branch il for Il What
then? Why, let US vote for Dr.. Shaw, and Mr.
Scales and Mr.. Branch just IS Il no such question
existed let vote for them, whether NC arc for or
against the measure, or whether they arc for or
against it. for the plain reason that VIC arc all for
Cuba and are determined not to fall out especially
in the face of the enemy about the means for acqui
ring it. That is our Judgment.
Next and last rs to ad ralorem taxation in North.
Carolina. Some Democrats think that the best or
the only practicable mode Of lcvying taxes is the
one now in existence; others think that this mode
ought to be set aside and the ad racrem plan adopt
ed. No man has \ right to say that Democrat who
favors ad rdlorem is no Democrat, or that Demo
crat who opposes it is no Democrat No State con.
vention has considered the question, and no party
test has therefore, been laid down. II We were
against it. We would labor fairly to have men nomi
mated for the Legislature who were opposed to Il
if We were for it, We would labor in the same way
to have men nominated who were for il; but, a. We
valued our character as good Democrat and As We
valued harmony and continued good feeling. n.
aeouM rote for the nominees, whether our pcculias
views on this State prevailed in the convcn
ton or not That is the rule, friends and the only
rule by which the Democratic party Of the State
be preserved and pcrpetuatcd We must permit
freedom Of thought and Of opinion, only requiring
as We stated in the beginning Of this article, thai
great principles shall neither he departed from moi
contravencd and that all the members Of the part,
shall support such nominations arc fairly .sdc IL
conventions and caucuscs.
Let us either discard side issues or agree to disa
gree in relation to them. Standing squarcly an,
fairly our platform, and adhcrns 10 strict con
struction Of the Constitution, let us present an un
| divided front to the common enemy.
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We Do ma propoas Of thh tins b disess -
question Of ths Psrs;dsaey; but = vs have no co...
eealmenss on hi. o. my oshsr subject, vs nay q
well rssss TO so@s oasssvs,ious In he iass Register,
svhich funanswsrr may operate to p,ses Nc. Scales
and ourselves In hise position
The Register. catching up The hints thrown out
BY the IEsdel Espvs.s and Charlotte Bsiistia. st-
sempts to produce the Impression that Mr. Scales d
in favor Of Judge Douglas sos The Psss;dsae-. and
hat the Democratic party generally h dsposed 10
endorse the soeallea doctrine Of squassss sesssiss
~. The Express d an ase~sd opposition paper.
and viii no doubt cooperate uish the national "op.
position" In 1850; while. ~ ws have shown IN an
other article today the Bsi,stia. though psos.ssy
neutral, d not disposed do justice 10 the Demo
cratic party.
Il not true that Mr. Scales h In fAvos II Judge
Douglas or any other man for the Presidency. NE
% IN Errsr efAs asaisss IF tie cassssssa csass~-
tiea. The last Western !Ssatissl whose Editor h&s
heard Mr. Scales on the stump. and who speaks
with thorough understanding Of his pesis;oa says:
Mr. Scales real position on this question. and
one that he has maintained from the outset In the
canvass. Il simply. that he viii support the poms
nee Of the national Democratic Convention to g.
scmblc in Charleston In 1860 This is the true pe.
sition and ono which ought to be adopted by every
Southern man. who ID opposed 10 seeing a hssek Re
publican Gil the executive chair Of the natiea~
This as the Satissi veil observes. l. The true pe-
sitioa. Democrats follow principles. not men. We
have confidence that the Charleston Ceavsn,;oa vill
nominate candidate worthy Of nasieasi bsmessxsie
support, and VIC expect 10 labor and vote sos that
candidate. whoever he may b. Il tho Rsy;ss1
answered. II not ~s vii make Il palmer. The
Rey;sssr asks,
"will the S,ssayd like Mr. Scales SUPPORT
Judge Douglas for the Presidency in the event ei
his nomination by tho national psmesrstse Con.
vCntouy'
The S,sHasTi answers ya Let the E.yisss,
make the mos, Of that
And now. wha, gill the Register des Win that
paper support "the oppasisica- candidate ses shc
Presidency, whoever he may hes WIN that pap<.
support called national candidate. on psassossn
opposed To the extension Of siavsrys ~ yin Tia,
paper support unpied=cd Eessor> IN che South viii
the understanding that if "the eprasi,sea~ esr
thereby carry the election. The unpied<vd ueeses,
viii vote for the Opposition" esndssates WIS.
say you, Mr.. Syms. ne have answered your auss
ton, and VIC intend TO hold you bound 10 answv,
ours
Nor Il Il true. as asserted by The Register en-
B-i'stis. that the Cincinnati ptatsssm commits III
national Democracy 10 "sqaAtssr sevsrvsxnsy.~-
There Il no such doctrine In that ptssfsra and III
now predict tha, shc dasrine put festh Of Raitiaes
and Cincinnati viii not be changed at Ctasiesseat
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-25


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A. ne ssssa~sp Il NJ s.Aa Nsss~Ssm 10 DC smsss
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Extracts

From an Address delivered by Edward Cantwell,
ESQ.,, before Holly Springs Academy, Sd Of June
1859:
IAN .ARIsTOCRACY' OF SOME SORT IS"
"a SOCIAL NECESSITY"
"WuATEvER BE THE FORM OF GOVERNMENT, THE :"
.FEW WILL RULE"
Comment is unnecessary.
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DISCUSSION IN GRANVILLE.

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eE We tender our thanks to the Managers for
an invitation to be present at Mrs Balcys in Sum-
merville on the approaching anniversary Of Amcri.
csn Independence. We would be pleased to meet
our friends on the OCCASION but our duties here viii
deprive US Of the opportunity to make the visit
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-25
NAsrtAcgvntNs4 ntruAsscs Asp INVENTORS
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The FoTcizn News

The foreign news received by the Kangaroo and
Persia which We publish to-day, confirms the VIC
tory of the French and Sardinans over the Austri-
ans at Magenta. About three hundred thousand
men were engaged in the conflict.
The Austrians were still rctrcating
The prospect Of peace appears to be remote.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-25

WEST PoNr.-The list Of graduates at West Point
for the present year contains but g. The Hon.
John Kerr, of this State, delivered the address to
the graduating class
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FOR CONGRESS:
+. OBJ. B r AN CHI,
OF WAKE.
Discussion.

We are requested to state that there will be a
discussion between Messrs. Branch and Sanders,
candidates for Congress- in the Court House in this
CITY, this Friday) evening
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We copy to-day an article from the Murftvessar.
oush C;t;.,s. toachins the vevn, speech Of Ne.
Rsyncr in wintoa. In which, In . esrtain event. be
advised resort to physical frvv in The contest Soc
Congress in ,hs, District. We have no dsspaeitsna
to do Mr. EayaCr iniustScv. spi NC ,hsrvsasv copy
the following from ths Elizabeth City Sssse. whose
Editor ID personal and political friend of Mr Ray.
ncr. and Who evi,cu,iy speaks by ausherisy:
.onc of the Elitots of this paper va. present and
heard Mr.. Rsyner's speech Mr. Eay4er wac sle.
scribinr the moral and social as well Ne political
Decentralization brought about hy bsrnoerasie uss-
rulc-that. instead of rvason and argument. Esve
and violence were Frequently fssarssd to by that
party TO carry out their purpass>-be spoke ef
the bitter malignant and personal warfare thsy had
ws-rd against Ain account of his political course
And then he went on to warn Mr. smith and his
party ffiensls that they might expect . system of
bullying and brew.besting TO he rvsasted 10. to de-
ter them in their efforts TO elect Mr. S-ansl that
probably VIC should hear 1t challenges TO eight dseis
from some Who might resort To that method of try
ing to frishtcn the friends Of Mr. Smith. os vke
might wish to manufacture little character sc
bravery in that way. "Naw." said Mr. gaynes.
"thc course I wouh advise Mr. Smith and bic
friends to pursue f this system Of builyins h at.
tcnptcd-hcrv sosnc ono cried ou,-"a good hiek.
ory-sticS"-"yes. eontinacd w. Rayner. "a good
hickory-stick i thc beat rvriy tn give when this
bullying and hrsw.bcatiu- IL attempted SO Gar
then from Mr. Esyncr advising the ssse of hiekosy.
sticks for the purpose Il assault he only weoes.
mcndcl them Tor the purpose Of defense. BY those
who might be attacked"
We arc At the first of this "morai. social. and
political dcmaralia,ica" described by Mr. Raynxs.
Il exists only in Mr. Eayners iasa<ina,ieot Il 4
true Mr.. Rsyner's course In the hst campaign sos
the Presidency rendered him unpopular IN this eous
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