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SPEAKER PESNISGroS.

4 correspondent furnishes the Journal OF
Commerce lDtmOeratic) with the following
sketch Of the new Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives:
" Governor Pennington belongs TO one Of
the hest tamills. 10 the Commonwealth Of
New Jersey. Ills father was Judge 10 the
District Court Of the United States and tor
a considerable period held The ONCE 81 TO-
vernon Of the state. at time when New
Jersey had al her bar many able men, who
we're an honor, not only 70 that State, but 10
he country entire. No State in our Union
~, abpanied more 10 great jurists. IN pro.
portion 10 her population. than New Jersey.
The name Of Patterson, Livingston, Ogden,
Leake. Stockton. Williamson, kirkpatrick,
souihard, the freelinghuysens. Nroom, Wall,
Ewing, and many others, nobly illustrate the
psge. 81 her annals.
!. Governor Pennington was educated a
The College X Princeton, and stands protni.
n.ni among the living sons Of Oh Nassau.
lie graduated 10 the year 1878, and = nov
n tie mature age u G5 OF ca. lie pursued
lie .t1dy 81 las, and early attained an hon.
orable reputation a. sound snd able coun.
.eIor. During seven years be was Governor
and Chancellor 81 the state, and gave great
.au.iaetlen BY the iadieivls course winch rs
paf.gsd. A Whig of the School 81 Henry
T islay. Daniel Webster, Richard Stockton
and fhsodyre Rreelinghaysen, i vas b.
honor snI pride 70 stand among the iOre'
most of bis party whilst that party existed
Sucl man can never be a aatid Republi.
can. Well educated, possessed Of mos
amiabe disposition. honorable 10 his senti.
ments, iereproaehable in bis life, courteous
/ in his manners, the associate from early lhe
II good men. William Pennington - inca.
p4bie IL doing mean action. Of al ne
Republicans 10 ne House d Represents.
ives. Ne + TIE nan ahJm We would NOS
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pair or affect the institutions anti.Federal
domestic character. BY all means. it It be
possible, let it no longer be an important and
mischieyous element of Federal party poll
tics.
You say, gentlemen. our Northern friends
say, and We say. do away with this Demo-
cratic devotion aud Republican hostility to
slavery! Let slavery and Shareholders alone,
under existing Federal laws, without Parti.
san bolstering or intermeddling. Let Re-
publican leaders cease their talk Of warning
against slavery any where, Of attaining com
l plete Federal pnwer for the purpose OF re,
strictiug and speedily extinguish.ng i and
let Democratic leaders give up their at
tempts at natianalzing il, and further ex
tending, protecting, and perpetuating i
every where or any where By Federal part,
!. means.
The national conservatism Of the land call
aloud, does it not, sirs, for 'ttae total an
sempiieraal banishmeat Of The subject Of stdre
ry from the halls Of Coagress?"
, Yours, with undated esteem,
HoRATl0.
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MIR. MIT Inn.

The following are the remarks of Mr..
Smith, Of North Carolina, delivered in the
House OF Representatives in Withdrawing his
name as candidate for the Speakership:
Mr.. Clerk: cannot find language to con-
vey to the members of this body my deep
sense Of obligation to honorable gentlemen
of various political opinions, constituting this
House, for the honor which they have en-
deavored to confer upon me by placing me
in the chair, and trusting me with the high
and important responsibilities of this body.
When | recollect, sir, how much OF self
sacrifice must have been incurred, how much
gentlemen have given up in the patriotic ell
/ tort to concentrate the votes OF this House
upon some individual, that stood upon ma
tionai and broad conservative grounds; and
when remember also, sir, that myself, with
name unknown to fame, now making my
entry upon this floor for the first time, have
received the honor Of so large and honorable
vote as has been conferred upon me, car
only say, sir, that shall cherish during ths
residue Of my official term, while nembel
of this body, to carry with me into private
| life when nv public service is ended.
grateful and abiding sense Of those deep OBJ
| legations under which gentlemen have placed
me. But without intending now--it is no
the proper occasion-without intending nov
TO 60 into any matters OF detail, | will herr
take the liberty of saying am satisfied tha
the presentation Of my name longer betor
this BODY would not contribute towards sue
cess. therefore beg leave, before anothe
ballot is taken, to withdraw my name as
candidate before this body, and TO say tina
hope that the indications that are nov pre-
senting themselves in this body. may be al
biters Of the return Of good will among a
) the States of this Coniederacy, aud that "
may in the preservation Of an intact and u
: violate Constitution, find guarantee OF III
rights Of every part Of our Caniederacy, an
our glorious and blessed Union perpetual,
to the remotest period of time. Applause
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Bo,t.,'s spstSos Our readers have

BoYLaNs SPRINGS - Our readers have al.
ready learned. that. on the lands II Mr..
Wm. Boyan. near the n. G. X. X Depot. q
Spring has been discovered. which. IN the
opinion Of Dr.. Emmons, is equal TO kittrelfs.
IN medicinal properties. anG perhaps they are
curious 10 know whether any improvement
will be made for the accommodation Of in.
yalids.
We are informed that crowds Of person.
from the city visit said spring every day.
and some have been materially benefited
from its waters. II the waters are a. salaa.
BILE as pronounced TO be By DE-. Rmmons, md
We do not doubt il. il Is most valuable Dis
coyery, and may prove 81 incalculable value
TO the inmates Of the I.unatic Asylum, a,
we'll a. to our citizens and the public gene.
rally. Raigh Prea
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TnE Mrnpra casr.--The msn Williams,
q Rockingham county. mentioned in our lsst
a. having been arrested Tor the supposed mgr,
der u gir whom he bad mdueed. had his
examination Al Greensborough. y. G.. on the
9th ult., before Judge Dick. who admitted
him TO bail IN the sum u $4,000 60 APPEAR
before the next Grand July d Rockingham
county.
The murdered girl was named Margaret
ileIlon, and Il j. ssid that in a short time she
would have been q mother.
Nigh Point az c.l Reporter
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Mra.IrrI AND rms ArmcAs SLavK TAPS.
twill be remembered that al the South.
ern Convention held in yicksburg last MAY
the vote Of Mississippi vas cast IN favor Of
opening the African slave trade. The pre-
sent Legislature. however, has SET the State
right on that subject at least. The bill 70
repeal Tie State law against the introduction
81 Alrieats into that State was rejected On
Thursday. the Goth ultimo, By rofe Of flrst
10 one. On motion 70 indefinitely postpone
the whole subject the yeas we're 90. nay. %.
MOJik adruhsv.
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TnE RrygSrg Law --Complroller Bfodgen
has assed the opinion Of Attorney General
Jenkin, as TO whether IL Is the duty Of the
County Court Clerk. TO make out their Tax
Lists this year upon the old o. new assess.
ments 81 real estate" The Attorney Gen.
eral replies that the Clerk. will have 70 make
ont the Tar Lists according 10 the old assess.
ment. as, Tor reasons given IN his letter, !" il
j. wholly impraciicabIe for them 70 be 20
verned By the new assessment and comply
with other provisions Of the late Revenue
Law" Fay. 0b,.
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The following truthfui item is from the
New YORK Herald. We hope our merchants
may realize handsomely from their attempts
at direct foreign intercourse and importa.
ton.
TRADE on THE SouTu wrTH THE WEST IS-
DIES. A North Carolinian, referring TO a
statement by one Of our correspondents. that
there is talk Of opening direct trade be-
tween that State and the West Indies, says:
Your correspondent seems ignorant II the
fact that there is not a port near the sea
coast Of North Carolina. or even within one
hundred miles of the sea. thai has not. Tor
years. had West India trade; and also
trade with Cuba aud many ports Of South
America. Cargoes Of nulasses. salt. sugar,
coffee, hides. &c, are often landed. while
West India fruits are at times a. plenty as
blackberries. in The streets Of Wilmington
and Newbrrn. Let me add that North Car
Ola has all that is required TO make her one
Of the drst aud most independent States in
the confedeTacy.
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yERDicr on rus L.waEScE TRaoEDr. -
The Verdict of the Cofoner's Jury IN The case
~ the pemberton Mil has been rendered.
The jury say that the direct cause Of the iall
Of the building was the weakness aud insaii.
cheney ~ the cast.iron Snoring, and that the
responsibility Of the defects IN the cast.iron
pillars rests upon Mr.. Albert Fuller, form.
erIy of The Eagle Iron Foundry, at West
Boston. Nc. Charles u. Bigelow, the archi.
iect ard superintendent when the mill was
erected. IL severely censared. The jury do
mt believe that the owners Of the mill, al
the time Of the demolition. had reason 10
dis,rus, IL security. They further ind that
lhs FIRE originating after the fall Of The mill
wa. caused by the accidental breaking Of a
lantern in the hands - s0Ine person 10 them
unknown. aud at the time actually engaged
in aiding and reseuing the sufferers then
alive and beneath Tie ilouring d the mill.
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MaasLAsp.--GuV. Hicks, ii his letter ID
the Governor Of South Carolina, aoknowlrdg.
ING the receipt u the resolution of that lie.
gislaiufr. makes The following expression a.
to the position Of Maryland on the question
II disDnion.
II seems right 10 add The expression of nv
avn opinion. that while the people Of MARY.
land have cause more than the people of s6y
other Southern State 10 complain of the loss
and injury from these eonspiraeies and as.
saulis, they DO not see the remedy Tor such
outrage. i q measure which, if u were pos.
sible, could only secure the continuance Of
them under shelter Of , torsisa asylum upon
our borders
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r,on il.e Naiional iaisIligeneef.
!. ranun. nanrNn RDR CONSERVATIVES.

4 caNaDS GROUND FOR CONSERVATIVES.
Louisville, Ky Jag 81, 1850.
Mts,s.. IiaLGs & sEasoS From daily OBJ
ssr,a,,op. am led TO brIieye that the con-
,.r,ati,e. II Kentucky. Tennessee, Nilsson.
=. Mississippi. Georgia, Norih Carolina,
N,r,issd. anil I'll lie other southern states,
=, .a,l,isd dat liz slavery agitation i 81
!. benefit. but II positive mischief Y their
section and 20 the country al large They.
witavvi distinction u party. caa 1nlts "Iiii
,he,r hv.t. Of Northern friends % nioh
nIatlorn like ihi.i Oppose every thing con-
duci,e 70 .Ia,ery sgitatiuu. e,cry thug I'VE
,be Territorial police oi Mr.. Pierce and "
buchanan. al iseeomptoni.n and Leeoi,ap.
toni,e.. re reaprripg ~ ne African fave
,y,ly under Federal Or state auspices, AZ,
pro or antt..lAsery for tie Territories, ana
snv aeoaisi,,on OF territory for tie puipos,
~ Extending ~ diminishing The area ahd
Federal power Of slavery. Let nouaias inor'
A. Washington be done Or said VIII refer
eeee u il. Let past agitation and Ieglsia.
s;an suffice. Maintain State fights-so iar a.
sgatantird by the Constitution, BY slave 70.
.s,s,sni.t,on, and the fugitive slave act pul
.souu,enanoe nothing tending iOfihsr Y in.
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THE PR0rosID s0UTiERN COMMENCE
There are many signs from Virginia that
Col. Memminger's mission from South Car
olina to get up u Convention of the southern
States will be failure. The object is UNI
derstood on all hands to be. to take measures
for disunion, and no considerable party IN
Virginia appears to be in favor Of that ex-
IRENE measure, for the present at least. The
Democrats are divided. but generally OPP
posed to it. The Hon. WIN. G. Ryes has
lust published letter in which ne argues
calmly and forcibly. that IN Southern Ion-
federacy the border States OF Delaware, Ma
ryland, Kentucky and Missouri, and the con-
seryat,ye States Of North Carolina and Zen
nessee, would not unite. He says that Nir,
sinia is utterly opposed to re,openins the
slave trade; get in a Southern Coniederacy
that measure might be, and probably would
be, forced upon her. That she is a farming
community, with tendencies to manufacture
ing, whilst the Southern States are planting.
Their great staple, cotton, is admitted INTO
foreign countries free Of duty. while the to-
bacco and grain Of Virginia are heavily tax
ed. A Southern Confederacy, 10 which
!. Cotton would be King" would frame It's
Legislation TO sustain cotton, to the neglect
Of tobacco and grain. His views on these
points must have effect IN Virginia.
In addition TO all this, il has come out
that Col Memminger. the Commissioners,
said. in a speech in South Carolina in 1881
That he had rather South Carolina was
attached to the Government Of Great Britain,
a. she was previous TO the Revolutionary
War, than to remain member Of this Uu-
ion !"
Far this sentiment he was nobly rebuked
by Mai. Perry, member of the South Caro-
lima Legislature iron Greenville.
II is scarcely necessary TO say that sir
GINA is not likely to sanction disunioI
scheme emanating from snch source.
Fayetteville obser0.
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N.rlns.. cs.vr.rley.-rhe wa.hinglol

NAriosAL CJSyEsTloS. Washington
correspondent Of the New York Express
saws tie Opposition National Convention
viii probably be held about the Ist Of June
a, Philadelphia, 70 nominate candidates iof
President and Vice President. The Chair.
man of the Committee at Washington, !,
overwhelmed with leltsrs from the leading
men Of both sections Of the country, and The
signs Of the tines indicate that 1860 is to BE-
the counterpart Of 1870.
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AGoop MovE.--The Kentucky Legislature
has instructed is Judiciary Committee 10 in.
quire shal legislation. " any. is necessary 10
prevent the writing. printing or circulating
Of any book. paper OF other thing, with intent
to advise Of incite negroes in that State TO-
rebel % make Insufrestian, or ineuleste re.
sistanee to the rights Of property Of masters
IN their slaves, aud that they report BY bill
OF 0thefMIse.
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CONGRESS

CONGRESS. On Monday, February 9th, the
senate was engaged for The most part IN discussing the
Presidents veto message Of the appropriation Tor the 81
Clair Flats. The Post Office appropriation bill was
received from the House, and Immediately read twice
aud referred.
Ca Tuesday, an amendment to the Post Office bill
proposing 10 abolish the frankng privilege was discus
se Il the conclusion u which debate the proposition
was rejected.
On "Wednesday. The Post Oii-e bill was further Dis
cussel, but no action taken.
On Thursday, The Posi- Office bill was amended BY
totally sbolishins the ranking piseEe. The bill was
then passed, and the senate adjourned 70 Monday.
1 Ia The House q Representatives Monday George
Nan,on Was elected Door-kerPer and Josiah n Luea.
Postmaster. both Republicans.
4 The Post.Ofbce appropriation deficiency hil unbei
suspension Of the rules, was slightly amended. and
passed By large majority, and sent 70 the Senate.
Notice vas given Of lie intention 10 introduce ss,e
al b Of importance relating 70 the AfG, the euffeu
eY, and palygamy IN the territories.
At quarter pas, O'Clock The House adjourned !.
Thursday. 10 give the Speaker an opportunity 10 -
range the committees.
On THURSDAY. The standing committees were an
nounesd s. the Speaker.
on Friday. the committee on Commerce WIS insiIuc
ted 70 inquire into the eIpedeney q prohibiting Ans
mean vessels from engaging ia The cOOle and sppfen
ice traIe The House then went nto committee
The whole on the memorial Of y. p. Blair IT, eones
ing his seat. Referred 10 The committee on elections
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HoSE MlpE PowDER. = The warrenton
News is authorized by Gen 7. l. Green, Of
Warren county. 10 state that he Will give
my doyars primium for the best s.g 81 home
made powder. aud twenty five dollars pre-.
MUM Tor the second best key. The powder
10 be exhibited. and satisfactory evidence
given Of Us being manufactured in North
carolina. at the next State agricultural
Fair.
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-Nu ArrnoRrrY.-The Charlottesville Al.
yocate avs. aud says truly. that the people
IT the commonwealth have never authorised
the General Assembly to take any measures
looking 10 a change Il our form Of Govern
ment. II adds:
II time shall ever come when i will be
necessary lpr virginia 10 leave the Union il
order to protect her vested rights, that ques.
tlon, both a. 70 the time. mode and extent
Is one whies The people. IN solemn eonten'
ton assembled. will decide for thcmselses
We have never yet vested authority IN th'
General Assembly 10 say when and how ID,
State shall redress il. grievances by chang
IL IL. government, federal u State. And
What they are nov doing 10 that direction u
an usarpation IL power for reasonable pnr.
pnscs, Tor which Che people will hold then
responsible.
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NoKTH CAROLINA AHEsp. - Il should be a
source Of pride to North Carolinians Ia know
that their State Is more extensively engaged
IN cotton manufactures than any other 10
the South. From the statistics II appears
that ~ 1889. about $4,000 bales Of cotton
we're manufactured iRto cloth IN North Car.
oi,na. While in Georgia. - the Empire State Of
the South" The number Of bales was &c, 900.
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II u said. in Washington. that the leaders
Of the Republican party do not scruple now,
openly 10 lament that they ever gave Up sher.
man-and look upon the election Of Penning.
ton. a. in reality, anything bot victory Cor
them. as far As sectional purposes Ie con.
esrned.
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have desired to see chosen Speaker, il one
Of that party must hold the position. lie
will fiji the Office with dignity. Importantly
and ability; aud we are heartily glad the
party were compelled to fall back upon
him"
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BuRsfp TO DEAIH.-A boy aged about 10
years. living with Jacob Gail, near this place,
caught hre on Saturday morning while alone
20 the house. aud vas boihed 80 badly that
he died 10 the afternoon II Ire same dsy.
Shibwg Hafclmam
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narpcr's Ferry Trials. =.

phens charged with murder. treason, and eonspiring
with slaves 70 rebel tried at the spseiil Count 81
charssioSn, and found gully, on The ith ina. The
jury was out bu. fifteen minutes.
Hl1lsi'. ,risl Tor like ofsnce commenced on Mon.
DAY. The evidence Developed unfa,orsbls 70 ths
prisoner, and be doubtless viii be DECLARED gully
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Mr.. Green sued lady FOR breach Of pro.
mise. and her friends offered him two hon.
dred dollars 10 settle Il. What" cried
Green. "two hundred dollars for ruined
homes. a scattered mind, blasted life, and a
bleeding heart? Never bot make il three
hundred dollars, and j; il bargain =
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Mr. Cilngman's Speech We hav

MIR. NNusmans sptttNI- "O INV
favored BY the Hon. Thomas l.. Cllingman with
pamphlet copy Of his speech, delivered IN the Senate
On The 10th u January, against the revolutionary
movement, Of the anii-.Iavery party Il Is an able
speech, and though we disagree with him ~ many
particulars, we should be glad to publish il bu, for is
great length. Al the forebodings Of disaster to our
Republic, which are uttered 10 many quarters, We think
are the resutof incorrect views, and We no, with.
gu, hope that they will all pass away with The excite.
meni d the present campaign.
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Aillsburaugb 9stprner.
Union, the Constitution and the Laws : the Guar
dams Of our Liberties.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, February IS, 1850.

A New Volume. The present number oil 'hc
Recorder commences the fory-irst volume, and we
should have been glad have signalIzed the occasion
by dressing il out in new set OF types as many o.
our contemporaries have done. We shall oe ao'e q
make this Improvement in the course Of the present
year, il our friends will exert themselves little ana
add two or three hundred to our list OF subscribers
Such encouragement would enable US also 70 make
other desirable Improvements, which would add TO Inc
value u the paper. May we not hope that The conse-
niences which The publication OF newspaper within
the county Affords. will be sufficiently appreciated 10
induce enough csertiva TO ensure is continuance and
adequate support some other establishments, win
their thousands Of subscribers, continually urging
their friends 10 bes themselves, lasl by their nese g
failure should happen; may we not then he excused
il we urge upon our friends to procure sufficient patron
age for the Recorder to make the necessary improve
ments. and 10 relieve Us in measure from The I'M
ceasing toll which we have endured for forty years
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5zs Broadway, Chairman.
1gs. q. srKRLisG. q Nassau -, Sof. ''sS'
4. Y. IIueGlSs, 10 Wall street Rec. 9ss.
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AM NOW OFFERING THE

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Such ne worstri curtain bsmashs, iscs and
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Such nc Heavy Kerseys, Linseys Twillsd aud
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or bargains 81 Y. SlMoNS,
Capitol Cheap Store,
dec22 Corner ~ Laurel and Third ste.
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A LARGE assortment of small figured
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