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MARRIED.

On Thursday the 2sth ulr. BY the Rev. Mr.. Wheeler,
Mr. Hardy, Of Stantonsburg, to Miss Mamie Bee
ton. of Wayne!
In Des Arc, Arkansas, on the cpd ult, by Rev D. L.
GRAY, Mr. T. JEFF. Woodsou formerly Of WaYrenton, n
c., to Mrs. Carohae C6hkev of Des Arc.
~ Warrenton News please copy.
In Chatham county on the LIST inst by Elias Bryan.
ESQ., Mr. William Foster, os LOckviIe, to Miss Adeline
Hinesy, of Haywood
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-04-07

COMPTRoLLER's REPoRT.-We have received a
pamphlet copy of the Report of Comptroller Brog-
den 1t contains 164 pages and is the fruit of much
patient toll and searching investigation and is high
ly credtable to Mr.. Brogden as competent official
and faithful public servant. 1t will be valuable
text book for reference during the discussions coming
before the public GOlds6orough Tribune.
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Wake Superior Court.

The Superior Court of this County is in session
here this week, his Honor Judge Saunders pre-
siding
On Thursday Mr.. Sidney Bum was placed on
trial, charged with burning the mill house OF Mr.
B. 7. Strickland. Mr. Attorney General jenkins
and Mr. Rogers appeared for the State and Messrs.
Moore, Miller and Marriott for the prisoner. After
the defence. He complained that Mr.. Strickland
had not been called to the witness stand by the
State for that the defence could have proved by him
that there was fire in the mill on the night of the
burning. The prisoner taen called witnesses to
prove where he was the night of the burning;
and also to establish his character. His character
was shown, by large number of respectable wit
nesses, to be as good that Of any man in the
County. 1t also shown that there was fire in
the mill, and fishermen about the mill the night
of the fire. In closing the defence Mr.. Rogers rose
to address the jury, when his Honor, address ne
Mr.. Rogers, remarked that if the jury should con-
vict Mr. Bum he would not allow the verdict to
stand and thereupon the case was submitted to the
jury, after consulting with each other for short
time without retiring, returned verdict of not
guilty.
The trial of Maynard, charged with the murder
of Mangum, has been set for to-day, Friday.)
We learn that'the case ofthe State rs May George,
charged with kidnapping, has been postponed on
count of the absence of material witnesses.
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~ We are under obligations to Levi Beck, Esq,
p NJ, at Cedar Bush, Davidson, for club of twelve
subscribers; and to Mr.. S. p Moore, of Orange, for
club of fourteen.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-04-07

ACCOMMODATIONS AT CHARLEsToN.-We think it
more than probable that arrangements have been
made at Charleston for the accommodation of the
delegates from this State. Mr.. Ashe, one of the
State delegates, has been kindly acting for the dele
CATION in this matter. The terms offered by the
Charleston Hotel are as reasonable could be eX-
pected under the circumstances. We expect soon to
announce that the arrangement has been completed
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WASHINGTON. April 4.

SENATE.-The Chair presented a message from
the President respecting the affairs of Utah.
Mr.. Green called up his Medill resolution and ask
ed its reference. Mr.. Salisbury defended Medills
character as merltorious officer. A warm discuss
ion ensued which continued until the hour arrived
for taking up the special ORDER when the subject
was laid over.
in favor of it and Mr. Wigall against it. Adjourned
HOUsE.-The Committee on Military affairs re-
ported against the amendment to the Military AGA
DENY bill calling out Texas volunteers.
The Polygamy bill was further discussed, and the
vote will be taken upon it tomorrow.
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TO CAPITALISTS.
Splendid Water Power, Cotton, Grist and Saw
NILS for Sale.

Splendid Water Power, Cotton, Grist and Saw
Mills for Sale.
II AM DESTROYS OF SELL ING THE ROCKY MT.
MILLS property and invite inspection of the place and
improvements
The property embraces the whole water power of Tar
RIVER which made available by most substantial granite
DAM built Il Uf near thousand dollars and which
gives fall of about IA feet.
The Cotton Mill,
One of the best Granite Buildings in the State SO by "a feet
stories with basement and attic with machinery
good order, turning out 100000 to $4,000 lbs Cotton
Yarn per aunnun.
The Grist Mill,
large and substantial framed building granite walls
running five pairs large stones, hree pairs EsUpas for
Corn, and pairs Burs for Wheat)
The Saw Mill,
Circular Saw and Machinery, in good order
One large and commodious DWELLING, beautifully To-
Gated; three other residences handsomely situated; four.
teen Cottages for operatives; large and Convenient
StorehOuse; three Warehouses, Blacksmith and Wood
Shops with SIS To 80 of land.
For manufacturing Cotton this place combines many
advantages any have North or South, and
the power is sufficient TO extend operations almost " ad
lbtum - and abe Gris Mills for custom work. proba
bly, the most valuable III the State.
The above property situated at the Falls of Tar River,
in the counties of Nash and Edgecombe, mile from
Rocky Mount Depot, the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail-
road, and is in first rate condition.
Persons DESTROYS Of embarking in the manufacture Of
Cotton, invited to inspect the property.
Credits will be given, running from to to six eight
wears If desired
Address WIN s. BATTLE,
Rocky Mount Mills, n. c.
April G. 1860. 2s-2mpd
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E. L. HARDING'S.

OUR STOCK OF FINE CLOTH DRESS
" FROCkS, of Fancy coors daily arriving, made
up in the best style:-
Handsome styles of single milled French Cloth FrOcks
and Sacks of all the various coOrS with Velvet Collars
open and ready for inspection.
Cashmere Coats business purposes Wrench and Eng
fish Threshold aud Steele mixed, single breasted-ght
and pleasant for summer wear.
French and English Draddetea Fr0cks and Sacks with
Velvet Collars, with and without Innings in back.
Black pacca trockS and Sacks; STYLE Striped Al
pacca Sacks also Buff aud Drab Alpaca Sacks-cool and
neat for summer wear
Tweed Cashmere Sacks and Frocks selling very low
prices for Spring and Summer-(cuo and geneel gar
mens.)
PANTS! PANTS!!
Black Doe Skin Cashmere Pants-2OO pairs lust receiv
ed-frum the lowest TO the highest grades.
Light and dark Summer Cashmere Pants-cOmprising
all the different shades and qualities Cut and made up in
neat aud handsome style to be excelled
E. l.. HARDING.
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%" F. w. Sanborn, the Secretary of the Emil
grant Aid Society, was arrested at Concord Massa-
chusetts, on Tuesday night last by federal officers
under a requisition from the Harper's Ferry Com
mittee of the U. S. Senate. He was handcutfed and
put in carriage, against which he struggled vio-
lently. The bells were rung, large crowd collect
ed, Sanborn was forcibly taken from the officers,
and soon after Chief Justice Shaw decided, a
writ of ha6eas corpus, that the SergeantatArms of
the Senate could not depute his authority to anoth
er, and Sanborn was therefore discharged.
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Rhode Island Election.

New YORK, April A private dispatch from
Rhode Island, says that Sprague Dem.) is undoubt'
eddy elected by commanding majority.
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1880, 1860.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
MCGEE & WILLIAMS,
1850.

UUAYE NOW IN STORE VERY LARGE AND
III attractive Stock Of
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
To which puolc attention is respectfully invited,
We keep constantly hand liberal supply Of the
Goods Manufactured in North Carolina.
Also a large and commanding Stock of
PLANTATION GOODS, HOUSE FURNISH
ING ARTICLES, &C.,
Which we offer at moderate advance aud will make it
greatly the interest of every buyer era our Stock
aud prices, before making their purchases
MCGEE & WILLIAMS.
Raleigh April 5th $780, 2s-4t
- Recorder please copy.
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SPECIAL NorIcE-The STANDARD is conducted strictly

SPECIAL NOTICE-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
upon the system. Al papers discontinued at the
expiration Of the time for Which they haze been paid Sub
scrers ,cU be notified before their time is out
6ya CROSS their papers and unless tie subscription
IS reneUed the paper oU be Discontinued This rule
from uhch there sCW be Departure Watch for the Grass
mark and reneaO your subscription.
Weekly Standard 81 per annum, in adcance.
Semi Weekly (includiRg the Tri- Weekly during the SEES
81, ny 81 per annuan, in adOance
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office FROM as we'll as the one to- which
they desire the change to be made
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Visit of the Prince of Wales to Canada.

QUEBEC, April Sit was officially announced in
Parliament last night that the Prince of Wales
would not leave England on his visit to America be-
fore the 10th of July.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTTON.-The result in Connecti
cut is what we feared it would be. The black Re-
publicans have again carried the State. 1t is true
the Democrats have gained since the last election,
but the current in nearly all the non-slaveholding
States still appears to be a5olitiOnwards.
The most extraordinary efforts were made by both
parties and the vote is the largest poed in the
State The "land of steady habits" has repudiated
the Constitution and endorsed Helper and Seward
But to those gallant Democrats and other
tives in that State who have noby contended for
the Union according to the Constitution, the thanks
of every hearted Southerner is due.
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DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

A meeting of the Democrats of Houses Greek. Wake
county will be held at Spikes, the second SATURDAY
TO nominate Candidates for the Legislature.
March 80, 1850. 2t-ld.
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BARRY,S TRICOPHEROUS is the best and
cheapest article for dressing. identifying cleansing curl
ing preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try IT.
Sold BY all Druggists and Perfumers
March Is, 1860. u-w3swohl"s
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As we have said before, this is a family quarrel
with which we have nothing to do; and we do not
intend to allow the Register to involve us in it
We intend no personal unkindness to Mr. Rayner.
Our frequent alusion to his name of late, has been
forced upon us by the Register. In taking leave of
this feud between the Register and that gentleman
we must say, however, that we hope Mr.. R. will
profit by it. He has devoted the greater portion of
his life to unsparing and bitter warfare against
the Democratic party. He sees that his efforts are
in vain, for, despite his assaults, Democracy still
lives and triumphs He now sees the Democratic
party standing in battle array against the infuriate
legions of abolition fanaticism, and the only power
capable of resisting it. Viewing it. then as ques-
ton of duty, let him reflect whether he will longer
persist in unrelenting warfare against the only
party that can sustain the cause of the South and
the integrity of the Union Or, if he is disposed
to regard it as question of policy affecting his own
individual interests, let him sec that after all his
labors efforts and sacrifices, when honors and pro-
motions distributed, he is never thought Of He
now occupies the same position with his party that
the King of Sardinia does with his church. The
bolts of accommodation are already forged-"the
oigarchy' are threatening-and the Register stands
with uplfted arm, ready and waiting for the order
to strike. We are sorry for you, Mr.. Rayner, but
we cannot help you. Indeed, we not sure that
this expression of sympathy on our part will not
do you harm.
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TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVAL
OF NEW GOODS AT

Washington, March 50, 1860.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

CoNGREss.-The proceedings Of Saturday
viii be found under the telegraphic head. A
dispatch from Washington says that since
the discussion and vote on that day, the Dem
Gratis are in excellent spirits, and well inform
ed men are inclined TO the belief that such q
union can be effected between the various
branches of opposition TO the Black Repub,i-
cans, as will ensure the election OF Mt Ham
ilton as Speaker early in the week, in that tho
anti-Lecompton men are TO have the Clerk.
and the Americans the remaining officers of
the House Mr.. Hamilton is from Texas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

- sa'iIksiufss AtE stik s5s sizs s'.'s,'.
This looe -6stalished. aafe and reDiehee eoutAsr4
" liz dsslIss. With insurers are promst. fair snd
Hayias held the asency il this Company in 4his
city for several years, tho subscriber can CONN
dainty refer to Iona iiss Of extensive slave own
ers who are its patrons, and with whom it, trans-
acton: have been sntire!, sn.tsf.ctcry,i ~; ;,
any person destripx Il. p. b. PRICE. Aren't.
Office At 7. G. c. Drswrys Bookstnse.
doors hollow American Hotel.
TnoxAs PoLLaRD, nj. D., Medical Examiner
oflios, Governor street, one door above Richmond
Hoslso jA9-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

EDITORIAL CaANGEs.-Mr Jacob Keiser has
retired from the editorial control of the Salem
Register, and the paper has passed iato the
hands OF Messrs. g. II. Landon 4 Go.
Mr.. john Wright has purchased the inter-
est Of Col. VIM. NJ. Howerton in the Halifax
Echo, and become sole proprietor thereof
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

THE TRUE SPIRIT-Eyen from the remote
prospect, as we hope, of a war with Mexico
Capt S. Bowen of the "Clarke Guards, has
the State. and through him to the Governor.
to be one of the Companies to fill up any re-
QUESTION that may be made on Virginia. The
Captain has received satisfactory assurances
that his services and that Of his gallant corps,
shall be the first to hear Of the drum beat to
arms should the old commonwealth need the
services of her soldiers.-Ctayle (Fa.) Journal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

"a Great Bargains in Dry EOods-fmpor-
TANT NOTICE.-Ths subscribers now pre-
pared more so than at any time heretofore, to sell
great bargains IN DRY GOODS. Everybody IN
search of such would do we'll to give them a call.
They cali particular attention To the following:
DRESS SILKS in great variety Of sts les
IRISH IINtNS, fiTst-ra.e article. at39a cts.
SHEETINt1S ever, width, very low.
BLEACHED COTTONS, fine IS Cambria,
only I21. cts.
Checsed, Nainsooks, Jaconets and Cambria
MUSLiHS.
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS, from yds. to yds.
long.
NAPKINS, DOYLTES, and TOWELS.
LINEN TABLE DANASk by t,e yard.
LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFS very cheap.
NEEDLEWORK of every description, in large
assortment and very cheap
Fine TARLATANS. RIBBONS. and many other
seasonahle eoods, be sold thus month AT a dis
of from ~ to 30 per cent. FROM former prices.
la 4-2w J. MILLHISER Il BRO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

FIRE AT RAvENNA, OHIO fire occurred
at Rayenna, Ohio, Friday morning, which de.
str0yed the Prentiss House and Messrs. Prem
tiss Il Hopkins store. Loss S25,0o0-insured
for SS,OOU.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

niNrn A 9 SAII
MONTGOMERY or,

= Tho MONTGOMERY Gu.sn
!ast hsvinF snssSsd The HaIi' s y ~. TO ma.
Institute 'hs2r x Siyc s;1siI Nls:i a
AZ ts , 0lses, On MONDAY XVI SEssihNSSI.,
They srs happy to hsve tho Assure. ''''9
EFFORTS befes"tofe have been eininsnnes,e. 'As -
on the pant OF the committees ard ~ WI b -
add 70 the cOms0rt and pleasure Of ~. =, conf
One Of the test caterers in III, eli, ~ tsac,
sSTfff :. ps" EAN shs fSa H.. and
cassou' AAsAGERs: ~fiss
HIS Excpy Jno. Letcher. yose pi N.,
Ii: Gov. MoltHgue- Major W 40, Esq
Col. Thca; T; Ausust. Major r p; ri
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Commtffee Of Arrasxsntsaft + o. snd.t..
Corpl John Typdaii. Private NJ psst q.
Maccahe; Private NJ. Dugan. Pr,y,.a Pne.
FLOOR MANAGER
WI. d F; Watson E.a.' y y ssea,.".
], P. Ksvenagh, :. Private i ON
j. n. j, thompson. NJ: L.oss.
Grand Entree at Do clock. Laahsa
IA Notwithstanding r.n,,.
ladies', $3.50; each.additiortI I,dv Maa aa9 ,
Mana ers Red and white kossi,s..
COMMITTEES OF Arranssmen,s- Grns
riooF Committee hite Rose,ies Aoss..s,
A SI0NIsHING 70 ALL.-N.n,,n.ts
arrived and viii remain tn, sbn,.e.s.t, "a. ).
born With natura, gift to tell ali Tho h, sss -.
even your very thong ATS; " III tell vs..shaof !.
married or slnsIe, ana asw 'sany tine. s ies ;,
s es n,i,ea t x nss specdy
gentleman admitted Mrs. EnCy. Tse, \
House, 18th or Governor stree. ~, Ssft. !,
and Franklin streets. Neen Va,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

FAILURE IN NEW YORK-John N. Genin,
the New York halter, who first rendered HIM
self famous by paying an almost fabulous sum
for Il ticket to Jenny Lind's concert, has sus-
pended. with, it is said, large liabilities. The
misfortune is attributed TO bad debts and en-
dorsing for other people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

SERIOUSLY 1LL.-The distinguished come
dian, VIM +. Burton, is said to be lying very
i'll at his house in New York. His disease is
OF the heart, and has reached point where
the worst fears are entertained of the result
Mr.. Bonner, Of the New York Ledger, is also
seriously i'll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

FIREs.-A workshop belonging 10 Messrs.
Terrell, near Scottsviile, Va, was consumed
by fire last Tuesday. The residence OF Mr..
Barksdale Sergeant, in Buckingham county,
was burnt last Wednesday week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

VESSEL SUNK.-The schr. Joseph Francis,
Gallagher from Seaford bound TO Philadel-
phia, was cut through by the ice of Still Pond,
chesapeake Bay,) and sunk all hands saved,
bu suffering intensely from the cold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

Es Slave Insurance.
LYNCHBURG HOSE AND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
C1pitai and Surplus S3iO,GOO.
SLAVES INSURED by this Company for one
mont, or tnur years, on the most favorable terms
Policies issued and losses promptly settled nv
o. F. bR EStf. AgeEt,
Opposite the American Hotel.
Dr.JAs. B. MCCAw, Examiner. de 2o-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

MILLS BusILY OPERATING The Rockville
CO.. Republican says the American Mills, OF
that village, are running night and day, to
supply orders from Virginia for a certain kind
Of clotn for military uniforms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

sA- Alta Regular Meeting of Evans Divi-
SION No 80 Son, Of err perance held at the Town
HAIL. ia Manchester. on Thnrsday evening. 5th,
ipstsnt. the following named Gentlemen were were
duty InstalIeA John w Hall. w. r; Willism X.
Wo,siser. w; A.; Thomas G. Turner Rs:
Martin Derr. IT.. A X. =; William Gsrnett r. =;
Iahn Is Anderson, A. c.; Alexander Fitzserald,I l.
s.; B. Brooks. o. 8. 80
Manchester, Va, Jan. 7th, 1854 ia9-H
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MURDER-A man by the name of Smith was
murdered in Eden;on, N. c., during last week,
in a very cold -biOoded manner, by one jack
son, who was arrested and baiied in the sum
of s 900,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

VALLEY SRSTINEL.-Mr. Green James has
changed The name Of his paper from the Fin
castle Wing 10 the Valley Sentinel. and, hav-
ing improved its typographical appearance,
commences the new year under favorable aa-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

NJ Slave Insurance! Slave INSURANCE:
ALBEMARLE COMPANY or CHARLOTTES-
VILLE-DR. F. w. HANCOCK will be at our Of
fee EVERY DAY, from 10 To II O'Clock A. NJ, to
examine SERVANTS, and will cali at such hours as
'''A' KNOWLES L WALFORD.
Office q Pearl street. a1-5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-09

IA. snsure Your Slaves!-Attention.S Slave
OWNERS superior advantages are, as nsual of
fere6 to SLAVE OWNERS. at the old established
,n,f.ed ately to the Office of r, D. EACgO. opposite
J. " GORDON. Insurance on slaves made for any
length of time. from one month to five years-and
I" live IN cry part Of Virginia any other slave
State. az low rates The best companies represent
ed and all losses promptly paid.
~ No TINE LosT-As the undersigned Is both
A.ent and Nsdtrat Examiner. there is no DELAY
hours of . A NJ and = nj and from TO p. NJ.
Call and get Circular. containing the rates. and
also the BEST CITY kEFERENCEs.
c. R. BRICKEN, NJ. D.,
General Insurance Agent and
ja4-ts Medical Examiner.
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aAip Of other. ard hette9s days. WHEN NE
FIND THE POPULAR VOICE APPROv-
mo. AND SIxTY-EIGHT sL1DBRAL
/ MINDED. NATIONAL FRES&NTA-
i TIyEg IN CON0RESS WITH THE Hell
PER COMPENDIUM IN THEIR POCK-
Frs, Al A TEXT BOOK, IS 1T NOT TINE
| TO RErORM OUR POLITICSf ZAP
| plause.)"
And Mr. O'OoxNoR spoke not less manfully
| and frankly, On this point, ~ follows:
1--WE must consider that the Constitution
established by our fathers, which preserves
and main tains it, Is not Unjust, not wicked.
| bat sound aud wise, aud entitled 70 our fullest
and heartest protection; and that our execra-
| tions are dus to any man, whoever he may be,
| who objects to enforcing the provisions Of that
| Constitution with the utmost good faith, or
who seeks, by any indirection, to get away
| from its binding obligations, and to sew I'M
happiness, Instruction, discord or trouble of
any description throughout the Territories Of
our Southern neighbors. cloud applause.)-
These are the principles upon which we must
act This is what we must say to our brethren
of the South. If we have sent men into Con-
gress who are false to these views and are
seeking to violate the compact which binds us
together we must ask to be forgiven until we
have another chance. We must tell them that
these men shall be consigned to privacy-tap-
piause)--and true men, men faithful to the
Constitution, men loving all portions of the
country alike, shall be elected in their stead.
And, gentlemen, we ust do more than prom
Use that-we must perform it. cloud applause.
followed by three cheers for Mr.. OConnor,
and tigeI.)'
REMARKS.
h1r cd nVf fv,
speeches of the foremost men of the foremost
State in the Union, clearly establishing the
aggressive and unjusufiable character of the
present sectional organization Of the North
pointing emphaticaily st the unbearable
iure of It's crusade and the ruin to which it is
hurrying the country-and acknowledging the
obligation of all patriotic aud rejecting citi-
zens at the North to combine for its destruc-
ton These extracts are but samples of SINH
lar sentiments and opinions uttered by hum
dreds of speakers at the North. They display
candor and fairness, courage in main tain
ing just and correct opinions touching slavery
and the obligations under the Constitution
with regard to ii, that, we repeat, are en- titled
to the highest admiration of eyeTy right-ihink
ing man. They have nobly indicated the
South and pointed out the duty of the North.
If the voices of these true men, if their warn
ings be unheard and the North continues on
its course, and the Abolition Republican,
BrOwn-Helper party increases in power we
say, with Mr.. THAYgR, that the Union ",cH
b. unbearaJke,' and that it will be dragged into
the pit of dsunion.