Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-06-13

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1.ussal ana ma Gov Ella, NJ al deJ thsle
90 .ssI - % Offering On exptsuation Wsdo
's w .core rely oecause We have heretoiore re-
- -. mauef, and have denied certain decaars
'oute1 2 NOV. Kills at Gatesyille BY the
nj. roster mys:i s''sllsas !sfsi!asi .blaasi
fs ,h .,s semssk attributed 70 Gov Ellis to the ef
he,ned nm rrsssaa 1,I a ..er su,, measa1c 2.
the West like the horseleach sin s,sd al s m
give" scas made BY that gentleman. !" ilss 1851
Very well-admit that Gov. Ellis used these verv
wopds-what them Was that all 1eaaid3 n ths
account Of the Gainesville discussion published IN
the Murfreesborough Southron and prepared IN ali
probability under Mr. Pools own supervision. Gov.
Ellis is represented in substance IS having Tins
spoken of the East and West: but Immediately .f.
forwards, or in close connection Herewith. he is
represented as turning to Mr.. Pool and M R,dger
and declaring that thew. and Mainly bv Inference
not the people Of the West--not the West 40 coz.
tion-but these gentlemen. and others If the Onno-
stion, assuming to sneak for the West lad xtter.a
thus eru II w.s crv ootto,, ,,,, ~, f,,,,,;.;,,,
leaders in the name of the We.t This wa are as.
sured, was the Governor's meaning The rsrort of
the discussion given by the Citizen is not before MS
but we have no doubt that Mr. Foster also rcnorted
the Governor rs the corresnondent az the Soytbro,
did, rs referring to Messrs Badger and Poo, and
other Opposition leaders He ~,s rrohah,v not inn.
pressed at the time as the Governor intended tn i'm.
press the entire and;ence NTH the fsct that h.
~ y" "o.e '"'''ey Is Try
go H w. " ''.' pe'p.e " "'~' lee'o"' OUT oy
y, parry anu 'os'"e tue connection
""'o" eA's'eu !" ."e uoVef"oF "ind ana wn'cn ne
"..'ueu " nus language % convey /" is natural
"'. los'e' SHOUTS no. nA'e 'u"y eo"prenenoeo
''. ..t'eu n" put however "'s may oe, We
him rigidy to language uttered in the excitement of
debate. Gov Ellis did not mean to make = section
al sneecb or to reflect ,,non N. west p. rs
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showing now much the East paid and what the
West had received; and he was doing this to prove
th.t the demand of the West FIR mora undc,, ,e,v
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~ '.eu' :" .a-A oe'""" ."' 's'"9 wac
os Nepo''e'oA 'ea"e''-was not well founded, This
was his object, whatever his language may have
been. ~, % = e.
We rece,t ue have no,h;no to do With n. ;ss,,s
peA ", =, ".,."'e y ~ ~H.' ,e 's"ue
=. se.se'ty ~u'.n mr. fos'er S~ys eA'sas oe'~een
himself and the Governor; but we may add that We
do not believe either Of them would say what he did
not believe IN he true As friend 70 both Of tb.r
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VIC "o..u '"ae'' p'.'e' " ''N .p0" .ue '''a''e' as
founded in misapprehension; and we think We have
shown that it is reasonable and just 10 suppose that
Il !, thus founded. ,-e '-.''a y
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- e Ses $50 :. .'.'. >"~.,'
MUSIC school, "o give oeio~ . PsosfAu'"e on the
evenings entertainment, which came OIL on Friday
evening the LIST inst We were not present but
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are g,Aa 20 lealn na' u0se VINO a'a ,0ena were
nsh'y piesse0 VA" l'e tetto' " VIC Scooars
l. Love to Sung.-oy All: lSF :, Z
| =. Lucrecia borg'a NO l.-oy the Misses Up
church. , E, ..as',.s- =. s'.,s s'a@i0a
u Duet-oy Misses Beavers and W eathers.
Z lei me where beauty Is louno song-oy
Misses Maftindaae and oPchurch.
O. Gu'tar; Lovers SerenadeIoy MISS wilson.
aker and Wilson
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oRSnu'sM .,,;,. u,;as hv u;ssss Tn.
chnrch md N,rtinbie ''I7E e n f9l
10. Ship on fre-by Miss Whitaker
+, 10 Incy long. V.rstions-by Miss Wilson.
Is. Guitar; Gipsy Countess Misses R Up