The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-06-30

er, Money lender, Merchant &c, and leaves tn
s.ocS' furniture, tools, crops, productions &c. in TIN
nands OF the farmers and laborers, untaxed. Ye
without any tax. And then urn around and gray.
y declare, that the Democrats are eppressn. th
poor, with taxes. and f,yorng the rich That tn,
opect OF the advocates nf al yorem is to tax ever,
thins, have ample proof. But time an space vii
/ AsrAx PAYER -
Our Nc%. York correspondence
! New YORK. May "a, 1860.
EDITOR OF THE CARoLINIAN: AS, in all human proba
bility, nomination will have been made by tn.
Baltimore convention before this letter print
Z is not worth while to speculate upon the cours,
that the New York delegation will probably pursue
That Douglas is the choice of majority of the par
ty in this State cannot be consclentiously denied by
any intelligent man who has had facties for con
versing freely with the people in different sections
Of tfG State but that other democrat carry
the State, if regularly nominated. is false it i.
7 absurd. The desire and determination to keep the
federal government from falling under the control
Lincoln will rouse the democracy of the Empire
State to such pitch of patriotic enthusiasm and tc
such vigorous action between this and November
| as mere party spirit could never have engendered
| and as will render the defeat of Lincoln certain,
whoever the democratic candidate may be. [ take it
for granted of course that there will be only one
democratic candidate in the field for do think
that democratic statenan can be found SO unpatr
Oc as to accept Irregular nomination from either
Northern or Southern malcontents in this crisis in
the history of our country, and thus deliberately
consign thirty millions of the most highly civilized
people on the globe to possible anarchy, civil war
and its attendant horrors which would naturally
follow the aboltonizaton of the federal government
by Lincoln and Hamln
There good deal larger turnout to receive
the Japanese Embassy, last Saturday, than at the
Atlantic Cable celebration. There has been nothing
equal it since the koSsu,.i demon stration. The
streets through which the procession passed were
literally jammed with human bel gs. Broadway,
from the Battery to l4th St, presented of the
most lively spectacles | ever beheld Not only
We're the sidewalks crowded to prohibition, but the
windows and housetops were alive with human be-
ings. The federal government is said to la, e al
ready expended 81 ,OOO, 900, from first to last in
efforts to bring about good understanding with
the Japanese government and to secure an advan-
tagous treaty, and there is doubt that the money
has been we'll expel@s--:
| saw this morning a specimen of Japanese veg
etablc wax. 1t was in the possession OF chemist
who had just been anal ysing portion of it for a
downtown merchant. My scientific friend informed
that this vegetable has all the qualities of
bees-wax. The officers of the Japanese Embassy
say that the supply Of this valuable art Gle is mex
haustble in their country. 1t can be imported mere
for one fourth the cost of bees-yax.
''T"mny" is reported to have gone rather too far
in his attentions i, young lady who boarded in
the hotel with .itn at Washington. In common
with others of her sex, she used to axe point of
way>layng him three or four TIMES day. each time
exchanging cards with him. 1t seems that the girls
used to toy with Tommy and c4ress him, thinking
z" har.n Of it. His loose, fmisy .ronsss 50 90 closely
to realize that they We're huyging and being hugged
by one Of the opposite sex. He young. too,
and so little. They had no more hesitation about
going into 'onmy's room than about visiting each
Others npartr!c is. One young lady in particular
very in,pnrtunate She wanted Io:nlny's like
ness. She .couid have his likeness. Tommy had
two three excellent daguerreotypes OF hilnselt
and it is fair to suppose that she alluded to one Of
them. But Tommy did net SO understand her re-
quest; hence his firm and persistent refusal to ac
con,mnelate his far friend Notwithstanding all her
and thtt Ian
ancse, in European languages, words have many
and different 81 ignificati"ns, aud that when Japan.
ese lady asks Il gentleman for his likeness she is
understood to mean a living Tommy, whose
knowledge of English is quite limited thought
naturally enough that the same pdlcuarlty exists
in our language. Hence, his heroic virtue. Human
nature, however, is pretty much the same all the
world over. One afternoon, the young lady went
to Tommy's room, and half in play, half in earnest,
she refused to leave without his likeness-shc
alluded of course, to of the three or four which
were lying the table. But Tommy, not so under
standing her. con2plisd with her request, L" 1uP-
anoise; compassiouatcly and reluctantly, however,
and remarklng, as appropriate to the occ;Isiol''
America muchee greatee counry! Someho" or
other affair has leaked out, tho gh not through
aI3y lack of retcence in Tommy, whose reputation
as a of strict honor i'll all dtd1es du c~"f
stands uninpcached in his country. The chle1
ambassador has informed t c father Of the young
xady that he, the ambassador. is sorry hear tnat
it Is customary in America to attach disgrace to Il
family if one of its female members happens to oe
partial to prince, and takes steps to procure his
his likeness. AS to. Tommy marrying the young
lady, the ambassador pledges himself to lay the
matter before His Majesty, the Tycoon, who will
communicate with His Majesty the President OF
rAe United States. on the subject The young lady
is Icputcd to be Xious to backen her teeth pluck
her eyebrows and cross the raging main with her
beloved ;unnsy, and the latter is understood to be
willing to 'aarry the young lady, but to be unable
to do so without ri>kng his life, unless he first
receive the imperial sanction The ambassador s-,s
tucther suggested the sher that it be better
for him and the other male relatives of the young
lady te postpone recourse to the ''happy dis
patch ldisembowelnag themselves until His Maj
esty, the President of the United States. ,eceives
communication the subject from His Majesty, the
Tycoon, which may probably be favorable-bu
that the selatves of the lady should be of coarse
ruled by their own judgment. they know best the
is possible under the circumstances, to let thei
bowels remain IN statu quo sumt until they heal
from Japan. So runs the story SIGMA
For the North C.lroIlniap
Mr. EDIroR
The good old Democracy of Robson il
wide awake Gov. Ellis. will get the largest mum
Der Of votes that ever polled In this county
! We not Swallow little Ad, we don't car
how greasy his 4" Mamma and Daddy" may max
hlm. The Democracy of Robson, anticipates, ina
his parents are near relatives to Mr. "Black 1sepub
hcan," and treats little ADJ a robber and dis
grace to the good ''old North State.
great many of the COOL old Wings which nav
principles and net L.mbllggery fostered IN the1