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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-21
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I'd RS. HILL az THOMPsO

Por anything that will excel Drs Hill q Tbounsons
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WnanGss OF the kidneys Gravel Impotency seminal
coughs, Nervous Complaints Dyspepsia ConstinofiGv'
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ana diseases generally. ~ '''V'
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by adopting this precauton, the greater dhicutS 10
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DRS HILL & THOMPSON will eoptinue their nsu.
consideration. ' ''Neh mo
~ Letters for consultation must contain ono d,,o,
TO insure answer. dtf Imam Vi'' uul5"
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CONE HOME.

We would, to-day, address few kind and
affectonate words TO our Old Line Wing
friends who have abandoned their former po-
litical associations and sought to serve their
country by cooperating with the only nd-
tionai q party. Man, of your old party
friends accused you, may be wrongfully when
they said you joined the Democratic party
TO get office. Certainly the Democrats &C.
cused YOU wronsfuIly when they said you
rent them in twain and rendered them pow
erless. Ii YOU caused their troubles il was
because YOU were too obstinate in their ranks
as YOU used TO be in ours. But don't you
let Democrats lay their misleeds upon you
You didn't do the mischief. They are re.
sponsible and alone responsible. They can
unite, If not agree. about everything usually
put in platforms, except about slavery. The
Southern Democrat says that BY the Consti-
tuition Southern man has right TO 90 into
any territory with his slaves and hold them
there as his property, and there is no power
to exclude him thereiiom, and therefore Is
entitled to protection IN that right ; while tine
Northern Democrat SAYS you cant do any
such thing that Congress can exclude you,
or territorial legislature can do it either.
This difference Of opinion divides the party
and DESTROYS its nationality.
That is enough Tor you. You know YOU
told Us when you left Us. that you went Of
in search of great national party. strong
enough 10 beat the Black Republican party.
Well YOU found it four years ago in the Ma
tional Democratic party. Where is il now !
Divided into factions - sectlonalized into
Northern and soulhern-hopelessis split up
AID dissolved.
The Democracy is deprived Of ali tina, re.
commended itself - YOU. viz: Nationality,
and is now powerless TO accomplish the %.
jett you desired viz. the defeat of the Back
RepublIeans-sO our invitation Is 10 you TO
come home and rally around Bell ard Ever
EFT, the candidates Of the only National par.
~, having for its platform the Constitution
aud the Enforcement Of tile Law. made in
pursuance thereof. Petersburg LiisG,g.aesr.
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support the nominees, as understand i. ot
the National Democratic Convention, rega-
ariy assembled according to the usages Of
the Democratic party. cannot regard the
/" Secession COnUeniion that nominated
Messrs. Breckenridge and Lane as regular
Democratic Convention, any more than
would regard fragment Of the two Houses
Of our Legislature seeding from the regular
bodies, and laws, regular Legislature.
II should be told the Constitution Of the
State requires a majority OF each House to
form a quorum for business; so, | reply. the
principle and asages of Democracy us coasfi-
iaiion) comedies to The mgiority the right to
! rule in conventions. Nor can ! comprehend
how il is that such a convention rs neref
before assembled in all the history ot our
national Conventions, can claim usage or
precedent for its validity. On the contrary
regarding Stephen A. Douglas as the regular
nominee of the regular Democratic National
Convention. shall support his nomination
most willingly and cordially, not only on
that ground, but because Of his lifelong DE
mocrscy, his ripe experience, his great abll-
ties, and the large amount OF valuable public
services he has rendered his county. Indeed,
since Gov. Wise withdrew. he has been my
choice tor the Presidency.
II is my pride that have always beer
with my party, in its defeat as well as it,
friMnphs And now. that IT'S difficulties and
dangers are greater than ever, ! mean Il
esince my devotion TO its principles and its
integrity by the best services lean render IT,
whether | be with majority or minority
in the end. Idislike to differ with my friends
and especially with you, Messrs. Editors
but the path Of duty is plain before me, aud
must pursue it firmly.
Ever truly yours.
IL. L. HOPKINS.
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POLITICAL.

The Charleston Is. Co. Courier thinks Bel
and Everett the best men before the people
and entitled 10 The support Of every man who
is sneefe IN his opposition 10 sectIonalism.
Bell and Everett keep step TO the music oil
the Union.
Guthrie Of Kentucky will support neither
Breckenridge nor Douglas, but will vote loi
Bell and Everett, because they are the can.
tdidates Of the only national party, and there.
lore the only hope Of triumph over the Black
Republicans.
The Montgomery (Ala.) Post, heretofore
a neutral paper, has run up the Has ol Del
and Everett.
The New Orleans Crescent deserts Breck.
inridse au, gor. ilr Bell aud Everett. KAT,
~ill leave sinking ship.
Ia Massachusetts, aud Maine, an exchange
paper sdss, large numptr IL conservative
Republicans are coming out tor Bell. the
Boston Courier publishes communication.
l,om several such, aud Is very confident thai
the electoral vote IL Massachusetts Will BIZ
gwen 10 Bell. II l. also stated thai ID se,r.
ral Of The Massachusetts, towns democrats are
joining BeiI-E'ere,t CLUBS,
The Breckenridsers say that Douglas i,
sure TO be beaten. and tie DuuglAslIr. sas
that Breckenridge can't pnssIOiy DC elected !;
the people believe both VI 'rm.
The Rome (o'eorsiat Courier. which has
hitherto been Democratic journal. annoua.
crs that il will, during the present canvass,
support the nominees 81 the constitutional
Unron party. Ia explanation Of this step II
hold, the following language; " We see ~.
thing 10 be accomplished by further delay.
We therefore take our stand upUn Tie side
Of principles, aud. II il BE- necessary. are
wiling Ia 90 down fighting los them. Those
who prefer 10 wranslr los party names. par.
y organizations. aud party ascsndebcy. rau
do 80. We do not envy them ,heir oCcupa,
ton, and will not JON them "a their unpro
fitable Work.
The Hon. Lewis o. Campbell. long sa,l
well known a. leading Republican IN Ohio,
aud Who, IN the j4th CoDstess. occupied the
post Of chairman Of the tlee Of WAY.
aud Means IN the llnu,e 81 Representative
has published letter. 10 which lie say. that
" according to the new trst d Republican.
ism adopted by tie Chicago Convention. liz
regard. hLnsrlf as resolved GOT VI that par,
~"
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NO COMPROMISE.

Hon. Richard vauI has sent letter to
Hon. w. II. Welsh, Chairman Of the Demo
cratic State Committee 0t PenIsylyanis, in
answer to al inquiry IT tie latter whe Their
NJ. Naux, a. one 81 the " Democratic elec-
tors at large" would give pledge 70 conform
TO the arrangement made by that committee
On the 2d instant-thal the voters shall vote
for one electoral ticket, and the "tleetors'
cast their vote for whichever candidate their
votes will elect. To this Mr.. vauK replies:
Placed IN the Democratic electoral tick.
et By the only regular Democratic State al.
thority at Reading. on the 29ll, of February
last, without any interference on my part,
| accepted the position, Its duties, and re.
sppn.ibiIities, because il was the voluntary
Offering Of the Democracy Of the State
through its representatives then and there re.
gul4rly organized into Convention. awe
iealts I" the Democratic party only. That
party expect. me, as me Of its representa-.
lives. frankly, honestly, aud faithfully To ex
ecute the trust thus imposed and accepted
II gave me no power to adopta compromise
or an alternative Of this trust. The mas.e.
Of the Democracy DO not jet understand how
it, representatives can hold divided duty.
ConscieatI"gsly entertaining these old.fssh.
ioned OpIniOns. ! beg To state th,t ia the
event oi ny election ss Democratic tlsetof
at large shall vote for the only regularly
nominated candidates Tor President aud Vice
President, nominated BY the Democratic
National Convention al Baltimore, ). A.
Douglas FOR President and II. v. Johnson for
Vice President. and shall 80 vote until the
e. -
stitBtion imposes on il. II the Demoefsc,
Of Pennssl,ani DO not approve Of tbs. pub
liely announced differentiation Of mine, thu
vnsqUitOslly asserted. will cheeriDlIy sur.
render 70 the authority which selected me-
the position il gave bot will reengnite NJ
other authority 10 receive t."
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A MoDEL REPoRT.-A Western paper gives
the following model report Of Democratic
meeting.
At a public meetin Of the subscriber in his
own diggins on the 18th inst. be called HIM.
sell to the chair, and the meetln to order. aud
explained the objects, whereupon commit
tee Of the subscriber himself, was "appUlnt.
ed to draft resolutions expressive " the
sens Of the subjick Of the meetin. lie went
out and come in agn with the following Pre-
amble & Resolutions, to.sIt:
Preamble WHEREAs.
Resolved. L. Democracy is oncertin'
which sides up.
Resolved 2. Resolved that John Happy in.
spect and report which sides up.
Resolved 3. Resolved he report bct@ixt
Douglas and nothing, with DECIDED prefer
ence for Douglas.
The question on the third resolved" was
called for, and it was put. the vote being tied
the Chair give the (" santln" vote Tor nothIn
which was carried unanimous. and the meet.
in "jnurned" up 10 sindl amid deainln aP'
plause.
JOINS rRorr, Esq, Meetin. &c.
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event Of their election. the country will be
safe, and the government will be administer
ed wisely. honestly and frugally.
5. The Territories Of the United States
are the property in common Of the people OF
all the States, and no power can restrict any
portion of them in the common enjoyment
thereof, or fix their domestic institutions ex-
cept the people themselves. Nor can they
do so until said Territories have population
sufficient to authorize State government,
and when in convention assembled, to form
State constitu ton.
4. The continued agitation Of the slavery
question is to be deprecated as hrrtful to the
institution itself. and destructive to the peace
of the country. We will discountenance the
same so far as may be consistent with the
complete enjoyment Of our rights.
S. We recognize in the Supreme Court O
the United States the 6nal arbter Of al
questions properly cognizable in that forum
to whose decision all good citizens shoult
bow with respect and obedience.
6. We recommend to the people We repre-
sent thorough organization and an energeti,
canvass, and to that end we recommend tina
each county in this district appoint three
sub-electors to aid the general elector il
conducting the canvass.
Believing that our cause is just; that W,
will have the sympathy and aid Of good mel
in all parties; that in our cause is involve,
the stability Of the government itself re
solved in a spirit OF fraternity to do on
whole duty, and trusting the consequence
to that Being who j" msketh men to be Of on
mind in house." We fling our banner to tn
breeze.
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ARRAY At rae DEPOr.--On tie arrival IL
the Western train at the Depot in this City
IN last Saturday morning. an alierestlan
took place beisevn Mr. Davidson. the Con.
durtOr. and passenger whose name We IN.
drrsinni 10 Re Hrrbcmpnt. II Colombia, y.
III. Mr. H.. We learn. eomplaiaed that the
Conductor had not given notice that pa.sen.
gers Tor Weldon would th.nss car, and bag.
gage 81 Raleigh. Mr. d. asserted that he
had gwen such notice. Mr.. ". said he had
not. Al length The lie pissed. bot by whom
hfst gtssn, " uncertain, AZ The testImOuy il
conflicting. Several blows passed, when
Mr. VI. deliberately drew 1 pistol and fired
al Nj. ID. the ball passing through che fr.hy
part Of his arm aud slightly gazing his aide.
The wound Is BY M means dlnsefous one.
Mr. ". Is an old man. bat hale anil hearty.
and able 10 defend himself. The Rev. NJ.
Mott and aihsrs testified - 10 his character
and high standing. lie was Or number &c
yrafs Clerk u the Court d Appeals 10 South
Carolina, and al One time vas u. y. Cvn,a
at Genoa. lie was Immediately arrested
and taken belors bis Honor. Judge Battle,
who, alter hearing the esidente, bound him
~ bond ~ $500 20 appear AZ tie nsrt term
d ugf Superior Court, 10 ans~sr tie charge
= an assault upon Mr.. Davidson. Ilan.
James +. Mofrbrsd aud u. c. Jones. R.q..
immediately offered themselves az sufttits,
aud The prisoner was released.
The matter will undergo judicial in,ssii.
CATION and We Do not deem Il proper 10 give
ihr evidence elected belure W. lodge ii The
examination. u was ~ unfortunate affair,
TO say the least Of il. though the eonsequen.
ees we're net very seriuus. Both the parties
are. 30 lar q, We can learn. high minded,
hohofable men, aud probably some misun.
defstandlng Oetasionsd The whole difficulty.
KalsigL lSandsrd
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Trsn d. R,shnanI Enaarr

col. n L. HoPKtNss LETTER
Psisnbstg. Va. iuas 20, 1850.
Gentlemen Tin your semi weekly issue
Of this morning | 6nd the foliosfng an.
nouneement;
|" National Democratic Tiekd.
For President of ihe United States.
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE. Of Kentucky.
FOR Vice President of the United States,
GEN. JOSEPH LANE. d Oregon"
And undsrpesth you publish the nam, Of
The Electors composing the /" National De.
moeratc Ticket . AZ ny name sppear. IN
that eonnsciiDu amongst them, silence would
imply my o,gui,stsatS in the an announcement.
and 90 pr"dgte 4 wrong impression. deem
il dse 10 the friend. ~ the distinguished
candidates. therefore. 20 define ny position
promptly and e d,aIv vas appointed ne
kIeetor Of the Second Electoral pfutiti. n
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The Constitutional Union Party has been
called into existence BY the exigebeies 81 the
tirnss in which We live. Looking around Us
upon the political horizon, we zee il over.
spread with the clouds Of sectional agitation,
Threatening destruction and ruin to our be.
loved country. Looking at the Government
we find il in many respects fostering mass
of corruption. Csstitg our eyes upon the
political organizations Of the day, we see
one corrupt. broken and divided sgainst il.
,elf. the other equally corrupt and purely
sectional in lis nature. Such being the state
Of affairs, the Constitutional Union party
ia. thought that Il il no time for tie lorna.
ton Of q platform as generally considered,
but has taken for its platform the con.titu.
ton, the Union, and the Enforcement Of the
Laws II doing this il has sought to unite
men Of oil parties 10 the patriotic attempt to
restore the Government 70 IL original purity,
a. unite The different portions 81 our land 10
ibs bund,a ftsiernal psstt and friendship,
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NnMSArIuSs Ar BALrAORE.-Oae Of the
rule, adopted by the Charleston Convention,
aud intended 70 defeat Mr. Douglas Bomi.
nation. vas that mo nomination shall be
considered az made unless the Candidate re-.
reiyrs two.thirds Of the votes u the States
represented in this convention
The proceedings show that at the time Of
the nomination of Douglas. all The States
we're represented except South Carolina.
Mississippi, Texas. California. Oregon, and
Florida a tw0.thlrds vote of the states re-.
presented in the convention was one bundled
aud eighty.two. Mr.. Douglas. however, got
two hundred and twelve votes. beng an
unanimous vote Of all the delegates present
who voted, anil more than lwo.thirds Of all
the votes 81 all the States. including those
present as well a. those absent
How was il at the ,eeeders' convention (:
They claim that they lad twenty States re.
presented Those twenty States east one
hundred and ninety-seyea votes. twO.lhirds
Of which we're one hundred and thirty two,
and that number. under the very rule adopted
to defeat Douglass. was required TO nominate.
Vet Breckenridge and Lane were nominated
By only one hundred and FIVE votes. Thus
il will be seen that the seeeders violated their
own rule in order TO accomplish their dis.
union purposes. D0Hgigs piper.
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. c.
wednesday, July 10. 1850.
STATE ELECTION,

STATE ELECTION.
An election for Governor, members Of he'Legisla
ture and SherIs Of the several counties will DO hel,
throughout the State on Thursday Of neI. week, th'
% day Of August. Pie candidates in this county
FoR TnE SENATE.
Josiah Turner, jr.. Wing.
DR., Pride Jones, Democrat.
COMMONS.
Hugh B. Guthrie and VIM. N, Patterson. Wings.
John +. Lyon and VIM. r. Slrowd, Democrats.
SHERIFF.
John B. Leathers. Richard VI. Jones.
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rENNE.nkE.

TIE National Union party held district
convention At Memphis. Tennessee. A large
number n delegates were 10 attendance and
great enthusiasm prevailed. The following
excellent resolutions we're adopted
&. The National Union party hold the
prsee Of tie country and the integrity Of
n. Union a. paramount tpall questions u
pUlisv nos disturbing tie Republic.
Z Tat II the private snd public chsrac.
','s n John Bel ard gdssrd Everett he
people bst, IN sopl, Tgs,sn'y, ,sst IN tie
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The Raleigh standard.

Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ibr plain, bold, independent and patriotic tall IN ne
standard u the III instant, teoPsi 10 Ii. weeks H..
earlefl in which The nomination q Bsekinfdge snd
Lane is classified IS sectional spd insssls ticket
The STANDARD nov 6nd has 4, ing 81 ~ mast head
ihi, same Bfsektbndss and Lane ticket. Thus making
sPpsar that The instincts q psy sometime. more
potent shan The Influence of pnncpe. r. making ibis
saenGcs The STANDARD sndeasors qusi IL conscience
slIh the following explanation
We shall support tbs ticket iof President and
Vice President. ih.se conditions That ihs EIsciof.
Will sO,e Tor the ,itossea man. BIcsknfdxe OF DJug
ias Q, the case msy 10. sgsins Lincoln. That ..
the soes d ih. sisis will elect shrf u them over LIN
coin. will put either 81 them the HJuse il i ID h
cast accordingly BIT II TIE ypir viii sIsfi nsiiser
nor put either Of them ii tie HOUSE. Tie Eestors L
vote as they please"
Bot wha, security has the Standard that these con
JiiOhs will be complied with The Wilmington IIst
al we'll ssks How s this matter 10 he snanreJ
suppose the Standard continues 70 support The iieIs
and either u Ihe contingencies Contemplated shouId
arise and Tie Eeeior. should B9i 81 ). lie sianIsr.
dictates, could the STANDARD complain u Them iof ,
b,eseh d trust Will each Electof eoniisc sith 20.
STANDARD on iho.e conditions Tor IL .upu, Or put
sue course Of Independence
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The committee appointed 70 raise fund.
for q marble statue 10 the Hon. Thomas n,
Benton, at 81. Louis. have obtained The De.
sired smount-sl0 .000--.nd awarded The
work 70 Miss Harriet Hosmer.
A TAIL NAM. Charles Cruel ID IN.
dssille. d Nesls, Normauduss. died recent.
" ~ the sge n ~. he Vas seven feet els
inches high. and stout in proportion.
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Fourth DlstI

Fourth District.-The Democratic Committee
have nominated the Hon A. W. yensble ss the De-
mocrate Eeetot for hi. district, TO supply The vacancy
occasiOned BY the withdrawal Of Mr. Miller. Messr'
Cater b. Harrison and W. r. Green were appointed
assistant Electors.