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fbNiE Board ~ Directors II this Company have directed
l. iht' Al .;JrL nr other aItiri'S Intended for exhibition
al ia" 'iTpiEIi stat and C-I'rii Agricultural Fairs, to
Commence ia III city, Oh tie -! instant, shat! H.. charged
Ia" r":uiIr rat: a.! transportation OI tlrrir Way to the lair.
bat il returned over the rna,! the property -; the -nnr
nwn-r-, they vii t" carried FREE. and the amount pai!
Ter their Transportation 10 Tie Fair Viii t.: refunded, Al
p"r.ou- Who may pas over lids road tG ai,rInIt the Fair VII
have III" privilege Of returning FREE, Ui the exhibition If
= Certificate" ~; Membership ;r the irc-"ri year to either
Society. or u C-ft!icii. %! Life Membership 10 ri,hr. SuC!--
-, q" III" Conductor q: the train, 1t ary time between
III" I'd ~ Uctnhrr. and ~" - day ni NOvcInhrr.
Dct lg-.w rilDS. puDNItAr t,-u'l Su.i
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HGCsiHOSB ASH PETERSBURG RAIL
RuaD Cu~aPASN'
tlRtiI\1 | 81 t%D i'E\Jp Al ENIp

''i'''.'IN 'ihir NM fNiit.iL FAIR.
VISITORS To THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR 49,
' Nil Bee GIrri-iI-t with EXCURSION TICK. ESCESA
Els. "S"r it. r"iG. "a, 81 .a'--ucir ticket. Ia be- @AC&GE
available from ili" 2!i To- he 18th ui october, inclusive.
St""h ~ niirr Irr"."> LrO,I-h: over this road, for r1ithI
Ton. Viii he charged ;h- regular rate Of transportation L.
The Fair. bat vii hc rrturur.! free -! cl,r;-. |. :r:uaiuin. ia
ih" rO-.-->i, n uf ;ir sdn" Dwurr.
urt lI-lm TuDS II WYSSF Suri
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VIRGINIA STATE aND CENTRALFAI
8 s*sssssSSaaAI
srrsrr,Ir>rE>r'. OFFICE h 7. 4 +. r R. Co.

KlCnIU.V, SEPT. 70, IsVJ,
&c EMEERS nf the Virginia stat. anl Central Asriculii'
W. raj Societies, yi>I!uy the shove Fair, "iIi he furnished
hv ;h- A.rn, a. the Station, Cat the time .: purchasing
ihr!r t.ckv, inr I,iChmDaf) on presentation OF TIER ccrti
cate Of membership. wi:. "a Free Return Ticket.
sirrL ar n;lrr aria"!v-, irsI.E"i FER exhibition Al 'he
ahov. Fair, VIII h" rhi:-"h fun fare Gown, but All lie ir'
turned N.r al ,!iaI.~. ii; remaining IN POSSESSION q! 'he
same owner.
r.r.oI. wi,hin, 81 s.i.i -rorh mast give ~ }sd.' six dsy,
notice 10 Tie Depot Agent, 80 that proper care may be pro
yiird.
:Er"Thr Reform Ti,tcts I,>Iri 70 members se good
from SATURDAY.. ..h October - SUNDAY, 81, tnc'-
sivr. SAMIhL NUN.
,,nr %; Superintendent,
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wILMINGTON lN. C.) MARKETS., Cor. II.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET. Oct. IL.

CORS-5J to G7Hc. COTroN-lO1lc. for strict ~mlLJIns
TUEpENTlSE-4 5o per barrel. SPIRITS OF TCRrEN
TlSE-3.c. her gallon.
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FOR Ten DAYS ONLY

FOX Ten DlT = My
DERKISS / CO., al Eagle Square, will continue 10
l. sell oil the balance Of their stock OF goods until M:
10th, ut unprecedented low prices for cash only. We have
closed our books, and no goods will he charged.
Oct ], PERKINS { CO.
DREMIUM ESSENCE OF COFFEE.-0pe
L package OF which win go as far rs ! lbs. Of CoOre.-
Housekeepers will consul, their in:err.t by giving rhi, r..
s-nc- Il trial. For sale by DOVE & CO.,
Oct. Is Wholesale Druggists.
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CHANGE; OK ii0CHA.
.esyzseassSs% zs

y and inter- MuHDAi, 10Th inst, the Accommodate
~ ir.iI -! tii- company viii he ruu daily, SUNDAY, 90
'r"i"ii leaving Richmond Tor Milford at = Is T.. ". r..
iir'.im~ "''i'"ds' h;i;nIi III : \. ". and arrive ia Rich
rD"r,i =; al \ v. -tN'L Euri. SIp., Tran.
piir" Il. 7. 4 =. 4. T.. 90.
- ki.lInnlLl ~ Ia ,s.LL
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FOR n,,

,sIIE \ No. | steamship VIRGINIA
\ Capt. !. X. Nelly, i ;nw ready 'oIr- n
receive, freight. aE! will Leave oa STATUE. [SF5tES
DAE, Ike .:n ins:., =; {. o'clock. y. VI. ,SeAI
For freight u: passas", having .Gyrr!o: accV@e;-I.11.
miPly Z"
{. j. Ch:nGXn. kcrs:. l;oc...,
az log. Main street. fF0m = =" o'clock. |. N
81 Boston :fcIeh, 'aAei! ta:oa.a iy s;ram a.. re,!uc,.
rate and with dispatch. oc,. -,
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- Arm 20 rnING AnII.> AM

49, GENTLE til" Subscriber viii geni ,FhEk
o. CHs Arg - to all who t.-ir-! II, III. EeciT- ard directions for
making n : simple NEGETiHLE BALM. that will. in from t." ~
eight days. remove Piuplrs. l."ic.I-s. TA.. fEtCELE-. saI.
lUwnes., and all impurities and rnughnrs- 81 the skin.
leaving the same-as Nature Intended it -h"III b.-anrr,
CLEAR, >v'~fH. ASD BEAUTIFUL 1lo-- i.-lfin: She Recipe,
with full Instructions, directions. and Mi.Ic-, will pleas
call on nr ad'r--, with return POSTAGE
JAS. 7. MARSHALL,
FEtcTiCAL CEkNI.r,
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS Der. l..

CugN-whitr - to y, mixed Is 10 ~, yellow 10 rri.s.-
fLOCN-Supcrhnr % G.I to -, extra q u" = IN. fam.
" & 10 :. UATS--iJ to ~ cts. RiE-'D els. WHEAT
viii. Al aU To | ~. red 81 s.. 10 | "a.
DANTILLE MARKETS, OCT. Il.
CuGS-yhr to 81. fL0uE-sG to : ~. White
~ TO t!G black ~ cents. TOlACCO-Luys II a TO .
common leaf ! 10 q, fine leaf 10 10 80.
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u.KER.s rHEM.un Burrrss.

cYf-OCTOlIEI: stands iu-t half way between Snuhi"rF
ami Winter, aud a- Il natural consequence possesses u 't!r
uur,jon n( the i.isrrirs 10 well is Ih- pleasures at each
Its early l0rsi, clip down the weeds AMI Yinrs -: ihc E'lp,
AMI deprive the trees III the forest a! their beautiful i"'i'
age, but then lis heavy drws and hot .hii- cause vegetation
10 decay, from the ri:rc; %; which hill"ti-tirss = rhS"t''"r.
ri, the system becomes drranrci. the hpl"in" IL lost, AMI
scarcely ~nocea.iry 49, -; 'a:rrylln, Gt5%.sr,t'F. Si.'gr: H. !,
prevent such 4 state OF things 10y pursuing u proper course.
and for fear that you may not understand what "" m!ran
by that REMARK, We will br a little m0rr .>p.iri; aud SAY
you may escape the Fail frrers. AZ we'll ~ prrvcn. Agu"s,
cure Dyspepsia, uprput niarThrs, ii.arm Nervous Head
ashr, scvrn ChOlcra MOrbns, defy pisHrirrrd stomach and
Bowels, and laugh in the fncs OF all sort, q; weather, with.
OF. the fear Of tikn. snhl. IL you bgt regularly u.r IA
kEiiS PREMIUM HlrTERS. the only purely vegetable"
tonic known TO the public, and entirely ir-r Ir~,n Al: POISON
Gus drugs and minerals.
SS~ Price fifty cents per hottie.
To he had of Mr.>rs. jobs T.. GRAY, FISHER Il WIN
STON, PURCELL, i"ADl & Co, in tii. CIT, airi by all
prominent druggists in virginia and North Carolina. ai'n.
by e. S1UOTT, Washington Ci;y. y. Z +. II. SrAl;Li.i! X
Gu, Baltimore: l.. 4. FAlINESTpCK * Co., Philadelphia,
AMI VI hAKNES - PARK. New York.
Orders fled o. addressing T.. BAKER.
Oct lU--dSc Proprietor, Richmond, Va.
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THE UNION FAIR.
THE following PREMIUMS, accIdently omitted 10 tL
i list published, will be awarded u follows:
CLASS flor the best single Mare or GelLing. In SIN
gle harness, adapted 10 the road-are, size and speed con
silered-si0.
For the second brst-S90.
CT WILLIAMS, ssc.
OH Isl Ii DIMMDCk. 49,
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DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING -.
~ FOR RENT, on Ninth ST., three doors above :5ft;iiii
Leigh Street, pext door above The subscriber En--at..A
quire OF W. 7. GRABAC.
10, IQ-9t
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49, THE GREAT D!Ei.EiiC.
HEL.MEoLD;S EXTRACT EuClIr,
TIE GREAT DlcI.ETlC.
uELMBoLDS EXTRACT BuCHu,
TILE GREAT pirEErIC.
liEt.MBOLD'S EXTRACT iCGiiu,
THE GREAT nIUEE1lC.
And a Positive and Specific R-Inr,!y for b.>ca-rs 81 the
bladder, kiincys, Gravel, DruIsy. Organic w-ahn",, aud
all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs.
See Advertisement In another column. ia; Il Du,. Al!
send for the Medicine AT "ncr.
EEW.l.* ar COE.H1EEFEITS.
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GETTING READY FOR THE CRlrss.-A division
OF the Minute Men" has been formed in Ma
con county, Ala.
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Jul! -.--IIl ~ u IlIf EUIITIIIIs WV 1UTk.
- w. \. BATCEiEL0H.S ssA1K DYE.
- Til. splendid Hair ~: has u" rpnal--ins.nnta.
nsous IN eGrci-!cagtliul El-rk ~ Natural ErvUn-no stain.
Ing the Skin or !niurinr the liair-rencji.s the absurd anil
Ill effect OF Dad Dyes. AMI inrisora:c. 'hr Hair for life
SOne are genuine unlr.s sisnsd -" 4. Ea.rhrlor." Sold
Everywhere. CllAS. BArCllELOR, Proprietor,
March lJ-dtciy = barclay street, New YORK.,
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TYE CONSTITUTION OUR GUIDE
Tgf uINI0n OUR SAFEGUARD!
Forward Democrats Forward!
nv E~CRBSxaDGE AND LANE

WILL PROTECT TIE ONE AND SAY
THE OTHER.
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WHITE GIIEASE;-ioD bills. for sale by
W Oct /. !. q. Il. DAVENPORT.
INAM1Lf ~FLOtR-bf superior quality, FOR sale
by DUNLOP, MDSCCkE < 90.
Oct 49,:
HESSES>Y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Il..us..
IL sy Brandy, various vintay--, for ..i. by
Jet 1875, DUNLOP, MOECrEE i ca.
SARATOGt W~AIEk-Fre.h non the Congrrs.
= Spring, jus; received by
Oct 10 p. JOHNSTON ( EEU, iruyyis;..
u L Pure, strong and high h.Tor-d Rurn, ~ pipes
Ii All! barrels, Cor sale hy
Oct ~ t. d. l.. DAVENPORT.
(tIG.A IeS.-l66, Hp genuine Havana Cigars, come II
~ very superior quality.
We have also a good a-s"t:GI.n at 81 .uw-r grade Cigar.
PURCELL, LADn s Co, Druggists.
oct l9 Corner OF Main and 18Th streets,
EOUkSING FLUID AND AICoiso:.-5i
II barrel. fresh, for sale hy
PURCELL. l.aUD Il 90,
wholesale lru. gi-t-,
Octt9 No. ~. ccrnrr Main and Governor -.
NO. l CHOCOLATE. tot abby
~ DOVE { co,
Oct. l.. Wholesale Druggists.
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=" What though The day be lost
All Is not lost.
The unconQuerable will and spirit
Sevrr 10 submit or yield"

These will be still left them, to say nothing Of
the certain and speedy triumph awaiting them,
when the voices Of an aroused and awakened
people shall blend with theirs in the great rally
cry Of the South for EQUALITY OR lSDEpES-
DEScE.
In the sggressions Of the North We have a
gloomy future. Those lines of Moore, applied
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lr~, HAIR DYE! HAIR DSE!!-WM.
S~ 4. BATCIlELOI'$ HAZE DYE. The Ori.i-
nal and hest in the World! All. others are
ucre limitations, and should bc avoided Il you wish Ia
escape rldiculc.
GRAY, RED nr Rusty iIA'l! Dyed Instantly 1" Il Beau
tiful and Natural Elack ar Brown, ~iilna; iryTry 20 the
Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS anI DIPLOMA haze ir-~u awarded
10 wv. 4. BATCIIELpE since l-%I. and over >u,tHp applca.
tons have been made To- the Hair OF his Patrons % hi.
Famous bye.
WI. 4. BATClIEIDk'S lIAlE DYE produces It ruI"r
no. to be distinguished iruim nature, and j. wAkK.NIK, moi
to injurc IN the least. however long /: may u" cont, nT"l. and
the III effects Of Bad I'yrs .ctneIi'h the Hair is invi."Eai";
for Life by TIL, splendid Dv-.
~ Sold in all ri;ir, an! Towns 81; The Enir,I Si.r,r. LS
Druggists and Fancy TODD DrLh.r-.
sSr- The i;cnuiuc LA, thu pamr and nlir.-, ui,Dt /, .Irrl
plate engraving on irur -i'ir- "i each hnN, uf NH T..
BATCllEi.UR. Ad.rr,~
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a!'Et:il f;;ti;MS,

sSr VIEW L:LUE:.-wc advertise to-day II Rev style
Of Girg, which must he needed IN crer? hoa-r. ih',i- re-
ported Ia lee the identical .lHc with which tie LAaL eiue'!'ri-
dog together after he CHE doS-n"i ;hc HAN = has 'pf'
himself in iw" halves by running against 4 sharp rps' willie
in rursui; Of a rabbit. |; i, related Of ;H.s unfortunate d"r,
that he Wa stuck together with iwo legs up and down, aud
remained 20 for thu re-: of lis life albeit, lie WAS = more
durable dog after :tH.i i"i".c tn. sigh accident, hrcauHr'
while he WAS running ~ ~" les the other ~" were resi-.
lnr. and he had only To- hop oT,r ga the rc-;r'i l"f- ANA ga
ahead. afrvsh. This only shows that care should 10" 't""i'
in sticking things together. Wien you have good eIG" t"
work with. Il H'Gn"-g RID" .iHT"r". Oct !"-'i-"'"."
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- WIGS! WIGS! WHGS..!-HAICu.
go l.OR'Sw WIGS nud TULpEES ,urpass AL. They

49,. . - IA ltfi-
E ELOR'S WIGS und TOIpEFaS ,urp;tss Al. They
are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting 10 y chHrm-no turning mp b.hinl--,u s~lriH.iug
oil the head indeed, this Is the only Establishment; sl-r.
these things are property understood and made.
March l~3-hSwly ii, BOND STREET, NEW Yo:k.
2~SPECIiL SOTlCE.-TES DuIi.ACs 4
E>I year saved AZ he least calculation, by msin? one
Of GrahaIn's SMALL STENCILS FOR HARKiNG CLOTH
INF. They cost bu; sEvkSTYfIvEC GEMS. S-Gt iy mail nu
recrip, % III in postage stamp or "tlr-r~I-".
Also, every kinl Of rLAIN AND FANCY BRANDS for
Flour. Tobacco. Liquors, MaciiI-ry. AZ, made Ia order
and satisfaction guarait-rd.
A. T.. GRAHAM. Brand Cutter.
Mex: door ~ The Columbian iin:.l,
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tN~,4-J - - HANbEs
49, DYE This spl.nhit Hair Dye has TO .gual-
instantaneous In ri!cct-lcaUiifal Hack Or .%aiurai
l!rown--no staining the skin or irjuring the liair-rru"li",
the absurd and i'll cllcc, Of BAD Dyes, and lnvirora;-- the
Hair for Life. Non: are genuine unless ,isur,i ~. \.
EATCNELOE." Sold eyer yYhcrr.
cHAS. EATCiIELng, Proprietor.
Sept l~i-h&wly - barclay Street. Scw YORK.
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T. Harrrove. ESQ.

We publish below the Card of this gentleman
Withdrawing from the field as one of the Democratic
candidates in the county of Granville A friend
writes us that Mr. Hargrove if he had remained in
the field, would have been triumphantly reelected
but he has determined to retire, in order to ensure
as far as he can harmony in the party This course
on his part s the best evidence of his unsesh pat
riotisn. and devotion to the cause ~ Fax
To- the people Of Granrille County: .4: s--,
The Democratic party Of Granville county, on the
2sth of May last, in very full Convention in which
every Captans District Of the county was represen
ted. with great unanimity, nominated me as, one of
their candidates to represent the county in the House
of Commons Of the next Legislature. The Conven
ton having very properly, in my opinion, refused
to make party test of the question Of taxation al
luded to in the Platform adopted by the Democratic
State Convention in March last accepted the NOM
ination. I now resign of my own accord and upon
my own molten, that position, hoping and aiming
thereby to promote the success, the harmony aad
union Of the Democratic parity. My deepest heart.
felt thanks, Iofer tomy friends and fellow-cit;xens
who have heretofore honored me with their csuntes
nance and support To my Democratic friends Of
al shades fppinio on the question Of taxation who
do now and have afwaysstpod by me, shall forever
be grateful and sincerely thank g v
-
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RALEIGH. July 9Th 1850.


To HENRY G. WILLIAMS, Chairman, &c.. De- 81
DEAR Sir: At the meeting of the Democratic
Convention assembled at Franklinton or the 9Th of
March last, Mr. Paul c. Cameron was chosen as,
Elector for this Congressional District and myself
as Assistant. He having declined the position tend
cred him. it was deemed necessary bv the District
Executive Committee to fill his place Whatever
cailns may have had in principle to the position
was induced to foregn at the time for the following
reasons The event of Mr. Cameron's declination
was doubtless not anticipated by the Convention,
and was unwilling to create division in onr ranks
by contending for the post Of Elector-seeing that
the Opposition were eager by anticipating such re-
suit onceived that the good the party would
be advanced not only in the maintenance of harmo-
ny, hut by enlistng in the canse such ia ents and
experience as distinguished the late Appointee of
your Committee ...
The resignation of Mr. Miller, how ever, has again
raised the question to whether the post of Elec-
tor vacated by him. devoIves upon me as his A>ss.,
tant. That all difficulty as to decision of this
question, may $50 far as am concerned, be remov-
Ell, beg to tender my resignation. In doing so,
however. let me assure the Democracy Of the Dis.
trct that whatever of zeal would have characterized
my position Assistant Elector. shall still he
brought to bear in the maintenance and defence of
the time honored prncipl,s of party and in the
support of the nominees of the Baltimore Conven-
ton, (who correctly received the votes of the dele
CATION Of this State) Breckinridge and Lane.
With sentiments Of respect,
am your o'bt. serv't.
WIN. J. SAUNDERS.
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For the STANDARD,
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN HALIFAX.

For the Standard.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN HALIFAX,
A Convention Of the Democrats Of Halifax county
met pursuant to adjournment at the Courthouse in
Halifax town on Saturday the 3Oth ult. ss go.
The Convention was called to order by L. a. B.
Whitaker. Esq, Chairman; j. NJ. Grizzard, the Sec
retary of the first meeting, also resumed his seat
The object of the Convention was stated by the
Chairman to be the nomination of candidates to rep
resent Halifax county in the next Legislature;
whereupon Dr. N. c. Whitaker. former Senator. and
DR.. W. L. Long and William Hill, Esq, who repre-
sented the county in the last House of Commons,
were renominated BY accamation., -. es..,.
On motion, . committee, composed of L. L.
Moore, W.. W. Daniel. Sr., and Wmf T. Williams
was appointed to inform said gentlemen Of their
nomination. DR.. Long and VIM Hill, for reasons
imperative to them, were compelled to decline the
honor tendered'to them. DR.. N. c. Whitaker in .
short and appropriate speech accepted the nomina
ton ,z.ss = a..issg: ..isgg.s : -
On motion, committee was appointed BY the
Chairman, composd, Of John Anthony, VS.. Bar
cliff, DR.. W. L. Long, John W. johnson, Jacob
Higgs,sA A, Parks, Dr. N. A Wilcox VIM Hill, Z
L. Moore, VIM. T. " illjana Edwin w Whitehea6 ard,
E. a. Pearson, being one from each Captains Dis
trict represented at the msetlng The duty Of said
Committee was declared to be the selection snd sub
missa 70 the Eonysation ot names Of candidates
~ 1851 81 srs.y.
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Breckinridoe and Lime Ratification iNeet;uo

PnnaDELrnIA, July IA large and enthusiastic
mass meeting held here tonight, to ratify the
nomination Of Breckenridge and Lane Hon. Charles
j. lngersoll presided assisted by an imposing list
of Vice Presidents and Secretaries. -
Resolutions were adopted re-affirming the Cincin-
natl PLATFORM with the explanatory resolutions re-
ported by the Majority Committee Of the Charles
ton Convention. The resolutions also declare the
Front Street Theatre nominations mere nullity,
and that the nomination of Breckinridge and Lane
is entitled to the respect and support Of the Demo
cratic party
A letter from VIM B. Reed was read, recommend
ing conciaton. I1espeaks o: the folly Of sacrifi-
cling the election of Mr.. Foster. because of an al
s.ract difference Of opinion theory Of vast but
not paramount importance He hopes that mlder
counsel will prevail, and that the electoral vote Of
Pennsylvania may be cast against the Republican,
but for the Democratic candidate most available
A scene Of great confusion occurred during the
meeting. caused by the Douglas men present giving
three cheers for Douglas and nterruptng the speak
ers Gen Lane spoke amid much diiiic lty, extolng
the character of Brecki.ridSe and advocating his
claims for the Presidency. When the ynte was put
on the resolutions the nays were as loud as the
ayes. Several Of the crowd were arrested for dis.
turbing the meeting.
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RALEIGH. N. c., .WEDNES DAY. JULY Il, 1860.

avoid it. If possible, but if we are "canyassed' we
will canvass in return. Standing by the national
Democratic banner, within the lines and on the
planks, and strong in an unconquerable purpose to
do right without regard to consequences, we defy
the assaults of those who would drag6on MS out of
our opinions and force us into the support Of sec
tona irregular ticket On the part of the national
Democrats of the State We demand terms at the
hands of the supporters Of this irregular ticket We
have proposed and sued, and implored in vain; and
we now stand upon our rghts-upon regularity,
upon organization and nationality. We can demon
strate if necessary that Stephen A. Douglas is the
regular nominee of the national Democracy and We
can trinmphanty vindicate our course at Baltimore
from first to last We know the nature Of the com.
bnation that exists but we defy the worst that sci.
ishness and ambition can accomplish. We wH dp-
peal to the people, If necessary, against seresson and
disunion We will strip the covering from William
L. Yancey, if necessary, and hold him up, and his
followers in Alabama, Georgia. and Mississippi, in
all their hideousness as potters against Consttu-
tional Union and the best hopes of man. We will
point the people Of this State to the yawnng gulf Of
disunion opening before them. We tell gentlemen
that we will do this, and ore If this warfare is kept
up against US. Wewill dolt without regard to con-
sequences now and hereafter; for they may as well
understand, once for all, that when We have duty
to perform, when We know We are right. and when
we are crowded, imposed upon, and insulted by
those who should he our friends, or who should at
least treat US justly, will not stop to consider
consequences. The truth is great battle is to be
fought in this State sooner or later, between the
people OIL one hand and pririlege on the other; and
between Union and Disunion. Our friends will
know where to find us when that battle begins We
will stand or fall by the people-we will stand or
fall by Constitutional Union. We will not con-
sent to secede or dissolve the Union for existing
causes; and he who would deliberately dissolve and
destroy the national Democratic party while it
stands upon its old and well known doctrine of non
Intervention, has but one more step to take to be-
come diSunionst. Woe unto the man who shall
lift his hand at this time against the temple Of the
Union and against the banner of the stripes and stars