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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-17
From TEXAS.

HousroS, March 10.-The Indians, in their de-
predations in Barque county, have killed II families
Great alarm exists, and a company of volunteers
left Wacoa on the 7th to defend the inhabitants.
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BARRY'S TRIIOPHEROUS is the best and
cheapest article for dressing, beaung cleansing, CURL
ing, preserving and restoring the hair. LADIES' try it.
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers.
March 10, 1850 l1-w&sw6mos
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WASHINGTON. March IL.

SENArE.-A bill was passed constituting Tampa
Bay, Florida, port of delivery. The Senate also
passed bill affording protection to female emf
grants on packet ships. The Military Academy bill
was then discussed. Mr. Wigfalls amendment ap
propriatng s., OOO 900 for the defence of the Texan
frontier passed.
HousE-Mr Nelson reported bill for the sup
preston of poligamy in Utah. Mr.. Curry Of Ala
bama, made speech insisting on the protection of
slavery in the Territories. Mr.. Vance Of North
Carolina, made speech in justification of slavery.
Other political speeches were made. The House
then adjourned
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MARCH 10TH 1860
n. l.. Williams, B. L. Cole, Jno. NcwIin Y. Bla-
lock, j. Soan II. ii. Brum, s. S. Webb b. & P.
Rogers, p. Rogers, J Ii. Davis, j. Benjamin, d. &
Hunter, S. & Mangum, NJ. A. Angler.
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NeU HGmskire Elections
CONCORD, March 1.-THE Republican majority
in New Hampshire will exceed 5000. They will
lave 90 majority in the Legislature.
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The Standard calls the Wing party the "How
dye do party" The Wing party calls the Stan
darts party the "Good bye party" as they are
hacking I'D their kit and will soon be en- route for
Salt River Register.
At fault again, neighbor Syme. We are not so
impolte as to call the Opposition party out of its
name. We have not "caed" the Whig party"
any thing for the simple reason that know of no
Wing party Our neighbor of the Register himself
declared, in publishing the proceedings of the late
Opposition Convention, that there was no Wing
party for he styled the Convention the "Opposi
ton" Convention, not the Wing Convention; and
surely he will not contend that he is member of
two separate political organizations.
Our neighbor refers to Salt River. No doubt he
has acute and painful recollections Of the head wa
tiers of that famous stream. He has been there for
years, wandering on the Shores with scorched
cOrns, lean exit" and hopeless countenance,
cheered only by the mournful notes of the screech
owl and the pale blue light of the dark lantern.
Now and then frog, fatigued with fat and big with
his own importance, slowly calculates John Syme!
John Syms "-while smaller frogs pitch into the
water, squeaking as they go, "Symes adj calorem!-
Sgmes ad ralorem !-Synss ad Ualorem" While
further out in the stream, beyond the rocks with
which our neighbor would fain pelt them, other
frogs strike up in sonorous bass the provoking
words " No 60 John No Convention No Con-
csntion No ConcentiOno ~
Our neighbor calls the "Standard's" party the
GOOD bye party" A very good name, by the
way. We can afford, while on the road to victory,
to pause moment to tell forlorn neighbor good
bye, especially when we find him in the vale of de-
feat and so badly used up in former campaigns that
he cannot decide whether he is Wing, an Opposi-
ZIONIST, or a Know Nothing.
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WASHINGTON, March 13.

"
SENATE-Mr. Toombs introduced bill TO estab-
fish uniform Bankrupt law throughout the United
States.
HorsE.-Mr. Val.andingham, moved that the
House take up from the table, the motion made by
him, and consider the vote by which the bill here
.ofore introduced for increasing the appropriation
for armng the militia which referred to the
committee on militia. He said that part of the Con-
stitution which provided for well disciplined
militia, had been neglected and forgotten. Since
1908 only $1,000 900 had been appropriated for
the militia, and about $500 600 600 for the army
He made further remarks to show the necessity for
arming the militia. A bill from the Committee on
Postal Affairs authorizing proposal for srgle mail
route from the Atlantic to the Pacific passed.
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New HARDWARE SToRE-We observe that Mr..
John W. Harrison is receiving his stock of articles
at his new hardware store on Fayetteville Stree,
being the stand formerly occupied by Mr.. jesse
Brown. Mr.. H. is a young gentleman of excellent
business habits and eminently deserving of success
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March -.

WASHINGTON, March -.
SESATE-Mr. Ivcrson introduced bill to extend
the provisions of land act TO Florida for the bene
fit of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Referred.
Mr. King presented petition of a large number
of merchants for steamship line fIom New York
to Cuba, via Charleston and Key West. Referred.
The special committee printing reported a
joint resolution, suspending the amendment of the
Postofice Appropriation BILL providing for printing
postoffce blanks. Passed.
The rest of the session confined to the case
of Thaddeus Hyatt, who was fined, by vote Of 10
to 10, and committed to a common JAIL for contempt
of the authority Of the Senate till he should purge
himself therefor.
HousE-The Homestead BILL passed by vote of
ia to 66-the Southern members generally voting
against.
Mr. Morrill, endeavored to introduce bill from
the committee on Ways and Means, providing for
the redemption of Treasury notes, authorizing new
loans, and regulating the import duties, with a
view to afford protection and increase the revenue.
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~ The rice crop in North Carolina the coming
season, it is said, promises to be large.
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The "IrrepressibIe Conflict"

There are at present thirty-three States in the
American Union-eighteen nonslayeholding and ff
teen slaveholding, Including Delaware. Utah, New
Mexico, Washington Nebraska, and Kansas will soon
he admitted, making twenty three non-slaveholding
States. In the course of the next ten years Arizona
D,cotah, Jefferson, and Nevada will be admitted max
inr forty-two States in all-twentyseven non-slave
boling and fifteen slaveholding Meanwhile Califor
nia Nebraska and other States three four times as
urge as North Carolina, may be divided with the
consent of Congress giving the free States
tro.thirts as against the South What then? With
,,rerv hemmed in, and with vote of two-thirds
.r.nst us the free States will be able within the
forms of the Constitution, to take steps to abolish
slavery in the States.
The war by Seward and the black Republicans,
&c truly stated by Gov. Ellis in his speech before
,ba Convention, is on slaoery in the States. If
that war is not arrested by firm stand the part
Of the South it will do its work of destruction by
tbe end Of the next decade, and Seward will live to
coo the institution of slavery directly assaied by the
General government in the States where it exists Is
this then time to divide among ourselves? Are our
rsbts as a slaveholding State so unimportant that
ur can Afford under Sucn CIRCUMSTANCES, U lOSe
obt of the threatened aggressions of our sectional
enemies in a contest among ourselves on question
Of taxation? Must we stop to change our State
Constitution with the probability staring IL the
face that within eight months from this moment the
State itself may be called to resistance and revolution,
or he compelled to lie down in dsgraceul subsection
70 tespotic rule ?-and when, under the most hope
fnI view of the subject, we may be overwhelmed by
numbers and destroyed according to the forms of
the Constitution during the next ten years? We
saw it is probable that within eight months we may
be summoned to resistance or dsgraced by submis-
sion, and it is probable unless the national Demo
cratic party can prevent the calamity. What then?
WHY, like the infatuated Jews when Titus was
laundering at the gates of Jerusalem, we divide and
fcht among ourselves, while the sword of destruc-
ton CLEANS above our heads and the voice Of warn
ing is uttered, "woe unto Jerusalem and the inhab-
itants thereof" In the name of all that is sacred,
let us save the State first and then reform it Are
we not brethren? Shall we expose or weakness,
if weakness there be- to the gaze of our enemies !?
Shall we waste strength on each other when all
the strength all the arguments all the resources we
can command or WELD may be needed in few short
months for common defence? Forbid it patriotism!
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