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.TnE,soUTAERN Observation-Disclosures.
I. 1t will b seen from our !. news columns
thst the Congress At Montgomery composed
II representatives from tho seven seeding
States, have organized . provisional govern.
r,,ent, adopted tho Constitution ofthc Uni,
ted State. Is the fundamental law Of their
nex contederacy, and elected Jefferson
Dsvis President. ara Alexander, H.
Vice President. Mr., Stephens
sad shs rrsst Of ,,he noble spirits Of the
sosth. Who so'loAs stood BY tho Union and
lnttlsd soa,snfally against secession, with
est sword ~ an sct'frome the; North to
cheer them on, have gone with tho rest, and
arc nov against US. rhsJ win now, that
ths d, W; vSPt'k earnestly IL the
cause which they haysi 5e|qett.ynaljy -es.
pos,ea,, and AL their, ,followsrs viii. 80 with
ths's.r by timely md conservative: action
ahs iNotsh uighs-hiss boishs itheis 'laborrsa
seshaibtsr result. 'iDat shs sSstialss, mad
pride ef' ehe' : Repdetio.as' Stphsd atJ ali
comppibihias, TIL II Il almost 90 !1ase 70,
hops, have - theH against u. TT IS pain.
I'll to il I.an.ss1Piis'a esudh we .a'
devoted men. -.
Tho Congress has passed resolution
Inviting III; thsi stakes Jf tbs con,sder;acy
e jj ~ th.n,i; ..fIes.ptt o. NV. England
Stats The Other slN Say y! j. SAYS i n
QUO exception. i have 70 !e3psesscd their
determinstion ,toe jain thsn, pplsss The
eeihpjomiss stlesoluioas oft.vngiaiai are
adopted; md VIC can SEQ BY vths iction
o. the Minncsots legislature what con
siicr:tion The Republicans win give to
such compromise Nothing will satisfy
them btit t0persist in their course until The
have driven all the Southern States o.,., and
Then. farewell to the American Union.
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nklln.,

o. q; ..-.-.-.. 1TE01. as4a= p,4,
be- ii, the New, orle.p. journal.
: III lstssrp hsaslea' tt0us War Cores.
= stt'nd.nes." y ssStne 70 be rccogniz.
> ID H. ll'ss quarter that they are at
; vas, thosyh with whom or where the
, enemy 10, Il you'd 10 difficult to dis.
cover: lfthere IL war, it is the most
StAgalse' ore ever known. All the
armies ste on ono side and they are
spelling lot . fight, which nobody
aeeas Aiapsaed 70 indulge. them in.
'vvh)e. practising. Ill These warlike
vagsries against imaginary enemies,
,tey 1T, qltsh& ost continually aeaip.t.
the justice Of force being. pssa against
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T. ;T, i ' MiiIoi,hNt:xI:$;;ss" X! .ws:. h

IT,, THIS MoRNtNG's" NEWS. =
s'.The T1,sideqqt aset 's!t.ltsa Pr Washing
ton on the. ,nth instant, accompanied by =
Aaeg> nnmbs. u. iriAeda.u On parting with
'his' neishbors hs,mide sishoi1 and appropri-
ateh speech, nj (which alluded to. the ilnpor.
liant responsibilities which would: soon
ldelollyie; tuupoh him .'nn1. '~.i hs"oj u
tbe Southern cosssstsess, on tie OH, in.
Yst@nt. an ordinance was passed continuing
in fore, AL laws, Of the United, States u
toroe'or III sse on the first Of November last
1t is understood that under this law, \ tariff
will DO laid on ali goods brought from The
free Ststes. and in accordance with this un.
aegsit4ayp,aing = resolution vas adopted in
the Cpmmittee.. on Finance te
report tariff Of reyeaue' for the support q
the new government hi: ~ ~
''oAlcaondet HI Stevens, in speech. TO :.
'sesensdlns part; sitter his election to-. til.
vice Presidency Of the Southern. Confsder
acy, said 10, nov look Tor peace, security
and domestic tranquility, ''';'., ~
On II" 1l,h i; Just. i petition was laid
before Gong1sss asking fer tn, .eo'rs sapizetion
of Nevada territory, Tho petition. was re:
ssrdd to the Territorisl Committee. ~ 81
~ rss'tusion RECOMMENDING the cclebra,t..
tonofths 'twentyssc6nd .: February IS !
national hb'id:y, 'passedths Ho.,so Of, Rep,
resentatives a. Washington ~ the l1th
!: SIil1. 81, ~ ..t.:u. .;l,.f,f al + 70
K,s:.:! .s{isf nsss!is5i;. ar; bong fla ii
e,sr The Eastern and Western, States.
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FORT SUMTER.

sii''i'' ~ FORT SUMTER: 53d;
q We hareis summary oi'the correspon.
denee between COL HaJne, the South Carroll
I'D Commissioner, and The President. Col,
H.yne demanded the surrender Of Fort
sumpter T. South Carolina. He claimed
to. appear At Washington, not as . military
man demanding the surrender Of the Fort,
but Is the Attorney General Of South Caro-.
lina, to claim for tho State the exercise 81
its legal right Of eminent domain, and "a
pledge the State to make good oil injury to
rights u property. arising from the exercise
Of its Claim. The President through Secre-
tary Holt, responds TO The legal questions
presented, ana adj, if he was convinced Of
the justice Of the claim, he has not the pow
er to surrender .ths, Fort. In respect 10 tho
reinforcement ofSumpter, he states that
Major Apdsrsop's safety requires
the reinforcement Of that post, every, effort
will fbs made to aid him. Col. Hayns left
Washington. for home on the 7th. accom-.
panied by Lieutenant Hall Of Fort su,npter.
tits thought that The Fort will b imnedi-
.tely attacked by the southern troops
Several epinent virgipians. in Washington,
telegraphed to Governor Pickens requesting
bin to still forbear from a.saulsing the Fort,
and the Governor responded that he could
mot give . definite answer until he received
Tho Presidents fina. 'roply to Col. .Hayne,
AID Ascertain tho grounds Of his refusal to
surrender tbe FJrt. sa, :taa1s' -! :.
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WILLIAM W. PHELPS,
231 CIV Plaintiffs Atty.
Dated at Red Wing, February I'd 1861.

y n E.sFF7 TIE : : 7FNH
N O TIC E. a aHo Il
.iXR pctaons fpdsbted ioither IS note or &C.
Jesse Mc1nt,fe, are requested to mike
IMMEDIATE SE1TIskAEKr +. ~ =.
o. sgl afleF s .
NOVEMBER FIRST,
,s,ssf ali g6ods.xill',o sold for
CASH "a ALN W CASH !Q1NlILK,
and all accounts villf 70 sloscd at tht !date,
| nhcaelwiN ID ]. 4 ~ O s; n -
N O ID EVtIAEION
srofF tAckAsl6 sjstenr ~ I,rnH -.
222tf. ...7s< p JESSIE :AcIkTIRE..
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d" Hon Wiasam Wilkins, United' States
District Jadgein- Miehisah, mas just
delivered . charge at'Dstroitir which
all the positions recently taken BY
- Judge sma!ley are cmpha,icsl'y. EN-.
aG.:e'i y. .lh. ,tr.o ..oyere;gntyn he
:';:s. 3, n. United , State. and ,hs
STATE ..se!1.s'i !! secession, and e1.ry
eet fssoees'dh p treason '''f,f""'
''I' so' "a ann s''f .:ttt--s''5,'.,-i', !,l5 :,
tn arsp9emsnt made ~ Gen. Scot,
Z toprotsst Wt.hiagton III j. having =
'discoatging effect upon the secession.
",t'apitc;t Hiit.k . Y. co,nmsnd the
s !. city, I'D + i said that two Of
t6j6e III xnf1Sieht ID sweep TIE Ayvn.
'"in,: IL, rom tie cJ6itot 10 the White
'H3uSc. bfil '1tl{tots. THO 1oaf.nt
i"1a1cci II nowH Under r,uafd az sInf;ncl.
= Who afs III duty from 8 'p.i nj. 10 Q. ..
'iMh, ~ Ey'etyy dspssrtment ofths Govern.
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0oy.. ne w tett ltAisl1 c9Ad f0fi the
'ssssosf pAsdlStlatlI blsix ,iIe 'ssafehfng
wind TT 4asutahy!- 3attad.Ni R<p.6,
- cen l'iuo5s >,!,Ssy sual. nlG Al, :.
.. Fig ol..' ,'s"t. :l',~ lne F.us. 4. :
IN v5 ii Nh; = o'aatti ig;sos ac,joa' Of
the Gov. Of Mississippi In ip'lahtink
battery At vicksburg, to fire upo1
:f4esthssk asssamers,, The ,Cineinnati
aGse1eb aRael.a Ia @siuG.al1 o ,,nA ID
81 l!A0T bssakise dews 1.-The ,embank>
. osahssy,oEshs ls,vdr Mississippi and,
sad 1taNn atttcths; 'toxns and plants
! #ei6na. Mia a. yrftt,'niur..- .i,ar. has ~
va The nualiaundation in IjouieianisII
s1iasisuiPpi aad Arkansas, :, anil. tlse
vsstsdfssrsGtios Of property thereby.
. show, shae thisr terrible suggestion il
!, ,aoe vide efthe mark. If the States
GfAhis eUniOn = are, 10, regard. each
:; otiss;aE enesiaiss, and seek for, maa,,s
u ofmstual annoy aoe, snch threats a.
u The Shove SsAj nsI lfsarfi,|ly that very
imsch 'efdur territory Gwillto laid waste.
. s!'Te3'i aHf.. e aan ~ ,teitieg.,. ne v
-" Dm' Tkustday Hist says the Nv ab.-
shxw HeraM, sSsivyster AppiegsItk,
''H1q..;ssDf WsSt hlabama, was Caushl
in ihS nIaaSS}}iintfy 81 his new Touring
mill md dangerously injut;d. Tho
SitenIAjtatcjS 'ot tho accident were
tAhssS.' III went into "a small place
a aimong thYs ~hSets q chalk the pulley
upSat!b M i6' eBSR, which had be.
cotps ioy,; Aud slipping the belt caught
'has kahd AID drew HIN over tho shaft
in such . manner. a. 10 stop the mill.
The n'illsr knowing whore Mr.. A. wa4
'si,:3 & T. & 3; STOP
%, and proceeded % help linn OUT,
"a ~ xepssd ,FHqtgh ,afyeIe, ere only !,
d bss5fn :lse. Arg several bad brqises
! .aroanI bi head aa.l shonld ers. Had
IL. 9pase h.en ;large enough TO have
al!9Ncd him to have passed around
:, wiihfpqt qb,trncling the mill, few
-reyGl.tie.. 8 the wheel would 1l... have
'"f+"""'" w 'AN''''e"sc'uoi, I'll al it'll III;
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cIfai1l.Iiiss


MQHTgAG1 :dLY II II II
ton e ef hSas 8sis . .i
.,ed 81 s sst S & SnssaG and Ssik
John ". Brown and Mary Brown his wife, Of
ass Il liz same Sass witch F ~n.
duly recorded in the office Of the Register Of
Deeds Of sud G66dhhv CGaitt Tin did list dav
Of Juno A. D: 1859, at 3 o'clock T. Lin book
sa ssSs RSa I,s12
dagc in fee, (suljcst to, de1essance upon pay
I!tent pf.thp note hereinafter. ,describcd,j the
following described premises titdatcd III sa:d
GoodAac County 70 wit: Lot No. ten (1o) in
Wing according to tie recorded. pl1t. thereof
Said mortgage was made to secure the payuent
Eoi tl,s promissory, note Of said .Ja|lReW, and
Mary Brown for the sum of two. llaadrSd
and TWENTY-FIVE dollars, dated June 2lst, 1859,
and payable twelve months from date to the
order of said Brhndage with interest until
paid at the rate Of three Per. cent per month.
No suit OF proceedings at law Of otherNT5
ha sing been ihsfft1: 70 recover safi iIc3(ktee
debt Of any part thereof; and sartc' bcfn3 due,
on said note and mortgage ut TIT dag II this
notice the sam cf three 'hn1d1tu afNf fourteen.
dollars and sixty-tbrce cc:.t (S3l4, 63).
Now therefore, notice il hereby given that
by virtue ofthe power ofsale in said mortgage
contained, and in pursuance Of the statute
in Such case Iilade and provided, said mort
gagged premises will be offered fors sale
at psb1ic-. auction; 1t the front door Of
:he Court House in the city of Red
Wing, iF saii 0oodlmc county, on the 1pl.y
of February, AID. 1851, at, two o'clock il, ths
afternoon of said day, to satisfy tho. a1polAf
then due on said mortgage dcbt.with costs md
IcxpeHscs Of sale. FoASEY BsuxDAoE,.
WILDER 3 W4LLIsTox; Nortgasoe,
Attorneys, ~
Dated Red Wing, Mimi. December, 2lst AID ,
aS0.R " FIJI Hkx II n n
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TIKI 1spaaeseEmbassy have at last
rescKsf3edds and bcta lafcly landed.
The Presidents letter has been dcliv.
cred to The Tycoon. anil he, is, delight.
cd with Il, An invitation has been
extended 70 him 10 visit Niagara
The embassy havs been received by
their 0ovssnn,snt in the most cnthusi.
as.ic manner, ard II IS said will pro.
baby be ssut to other countries to
- ss'iS'f I'.s.al ,,..d; u1li a9t:.u
.s,;ssh ,,s Of Mobile take ,, rather
aPraaeieM view Of the secession bust.
nssap nd eomsvhat differing, from
that satsrtaip4A pr their clerks. !, The
'ae:ses. yers the d<afs volep,eer .:to
take, ,thp fpraanns 1kvaxa Rne .frolio,
~ th0r& - ~ danger. and p week
holiday, i'm Their, ,abscros, however,
aosaepf ~ merchant. eppplId their
pascss With pshpr clerks and she ,rol-
nntssvs. heve pqshiag but their patriot.
ism . slist upoa. ,,s..i,.l.,;., .; :,
Ml,s,! -, t!: ;iied, hog j,
.lAat week l49ehs OLD. which Weighed
Nhps drseesa $50 poands, Something
&aFig,~FSsiaaxk; Reeskkcad.,; ;,
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recommend that convention Of the slave States be-
s.caied with as much despatch as possible, which
convention shall define clearly the utimatum of the
Houth and tis not accepted in reasonable time
oy the North, let the South withdraw in body.
hesotred, That there ought to be constitutional
provision against the election of both President and
vice President at the same time from either the
slave States or the free States and also against the
election of President for more than two successive
terms from either the slave States or the free States
Rcsotred That in the event no convention of the
slave States can be had and exsing difficulties shall
still remain unsettled Carolinas true position
is with the South So =, l,.7-l y&}
Res0lred, That the moderation, justice, and emf
nent patriotism Of James Buchanan President Of the
United States in the present crisis, call for univer
sal appreciation. 7.t .&.-lss
Resolped, That we recommend to our fellow.citi-
zens more economy than heretofore let them be-
ware Of debt, and not be ashamed of homespun-
buy no article they can do without and when they
do buy, give preference to North Carolina manufac-
lures. s. $1,000 rs.5-. ~: -.as 81 -E
On motion of Jno. Manning Esq, the Secretaries
were requested to furnish copy Of the proceedings
OF this meeting to the three political journals in
Raleigh, and request all editors favoring the same
to publish; ALSO that copy be sent to our repre-
sentatves in the present Legislature to be present
ed to each House. e'
On motion of B. I. Houze, the thanks of the
meeting were returned to the President Vice Presi
dents and Secretaries. -
After which the meeting adjourned
R. K. SMITH, Chm'n.
A. R BLACK, Secretaries
J. W. Scorr, ''''a''''
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HILLsBoRouGH
MILITARY ACADEM'

IL l II I A u A LIZ nj Y.
INNS INSTITUTION is under the condast of COL q.
q Tew. formerly Superintendent Of The State Militia.
~ Academy at Columbia s. C. II is designed to sord
an education of The scientific and practical character
Is that obtaled the State Military institutions of Wiz.
hinis and SotlhCarolna
COURSE OF STUDY,
First Year, ai Class-Arithmetic -AIeebra. French
History United States English Grammar, GeEr )phy Or
biography
Sscasd Nar. Ah Gass-Agebra, Geometry. 7rigonom.
etry. French Lain, UNIVERSE History, Compoaybn
Third Year ii Gass-D Descriptive GeometkN Shades
Shadows and Respective Analytical Geometry 1rveying
French Lar Rhetoric, History Of England, Literature,
Drawing. Ebclon.
Fourth la, ri cla..-Dif and Int. Calcu,} Natural
Phosophv, Chemistry. Rhetoric Logic, Moral losophy,
Latin, Drnmn,, Eocufion.
.syth Yt4r ut Gass-Agricultural Chemist Astrou.
omy Geology Mineralccy. Civil Engineering eld Forti-
6caton E4O Political Economy Evidences christian.
ity, Constitution Of the United States FEN
Infantry Ad Artillery Drill will form IRE of the
z. ACADEMIC YEAR-BARRACks!
The Aca4nic yer will commence the 6rh Wednes.
day in FEBRUARY tFeb s, 1851 and coniinse lhout in.
Permission the fourth Wednesday in Nov emtr. The
Barracks ale arranged with SPECIAL reference the
ties of Military Academy The main building is 2l5 feet
long and three stories high; another building 80 sft long
Contains The ball. kitchen, store room, susgers office
and hospi1al .. ,9
The charges for the academic year are &si5 fk which
the ACADEMY provides bard fuel lights washing .nstruo
tiOn, Textbooks, medical attendance and clothing
+ Fortc;culars containing full information address
l. - -r-. COL. C. C. TEN,
Supt. H. IA.
s. November 80, 1850. ,-zt.9. 4s-w&suly.%
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SALE OF LAND! .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY. 7cour

~ Of Equity, Fall Term 1860.
Pursuant to an order Of the Court Of Equity for Wake
county, 1.-The Of B. W. Starke Mark A. upchurh and
Others the Undersigned Clerk and Master of said cunty
will yvceed to sell, the 7th day Of January next 1851
ON the premises the lands in the pieadngs mentioned and
desc bed Wit: One House and ot on Target street ad
Joining The Ls of W. C. Hoeman and b. Perkinspn
known in an Of the city of Raleigh part of Ii l2s !
and another nse and Lot the East side of Bouns
street, aG the Lots of David Royster aud the Kisses
White apd nfwn in the plan aforesaid as part Of LIZ i59
and also nd of 80 acres near Tppers Cross Roa9s.
The abpveb BITS have good houses them and scat
a IN n h,aItIf mart of The Cty. 81.
TERus OF yAiE:-Fity dollars of the purchase Money
will be rcqurd 10 be paid in Cash and credit Of p and
two years given purchaser fhe balantgo The
.'rcbas mny. 81 his entering into bond with apsovsd
rely "' ~ '- R. G. LEWIS, G, NE
. Decembers, 1850. 100lw&swtJAl.
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J. H. HORNER,s
Classical and Mathematical Schod

u
E former success Of the Principal in making shol.
ars, Notwithstanding many, disadvantages jusuhe'
H. ypec,ann that with his present ample
M he excellent system Of text books now used The
school he will be able to qualify all his pupils that eas BE-
Induced 10 apply themselves to compete for the
lsonpr, in any instution
: The building is conmodious and handsomely furnished
xh chairs aud desks Il stands upon emnepce bey'nd
he = rrrsre limits of the town. and near the resdena Of
he Ri cpal Two Of the are set spartsor The ss
If ths literary Society connected with the schoo ihe
Sociek already has in its Library considerable runner
If VII selected books. aud holds is sessions on Frdg''
Th~ Scholastic year is composed Of two terms Of uey
,e.ns Zach The Spring Term opens on the frat Nont,y
il ju.r and the Pa! Term ,hs second Monday il E
sn. 81 yt' dars P.ynes. cash or bond
lie iS{srsbly required in advance. a..
Appiicas for admission should b made bore 'ot
oueSn0 Of eSch Term, accompanied with statement
ibs ss and proficiency Of the applicant And es,I
bat no student win apply for admission Mss rseu
iasf the shoo and discharge every duty fH m,w
/! D. IA $50 81 III a i. IS los-ws'"s"'
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For the Standa, d.
UNION MEETING IN CALDWELL COUNT

-f. ss For tpe STANDARD.
UNION MEETING IN CALDWELL COUNTY.
A public meeting Of the citizens Of Caldwell coun-
ty, North Carolina called without respect to party.
met at the Courthouse in Lenoir on the 22d of De.
cember, 1860. And on motion of II. B. Boyle
Esq, Mr.. Joseph C. Norwood was called to The
chair, and r. R. Wakefield and N P Rankins, were
appointed Secretaries.
On motion of w. W. Lenior, ESQ.,, it was ordered
that the chairman appoint committee of seven to
prepare and report resolutions for the considera-
ton Of the meeting .'#.a 49, -
The chairman announced the following committee,
to wit: Z
w. W. Lenoir, E. P. Miller, Gen. W. F. Jones,
James Harper, G. e. Jones, Gen. e. W. Clarke and
Thomas j. Dula. - 5'.ss
The COMMITTEES after retiring, reported unanim.
ously, the following resolutions to wit: -.
Resotred That the Constitution of the United
States is of such strict obligation upon all the mar.
ties to it. that wilful violation of any one Of its
provisions by any Of the States, or bya sectional
majority in Congress- would justify and, if persist
ed in, should compel the States or sections whose
rights were thus violated to enforce obedience ID
the broken obligations Of the Constitution or il that
were not expediert then to cast off all po!iti.
cal connexion with the States sections, which had
thus broken the bond Of Union With them and foree
them to separate political existence asss@ q.
Resolced, That portion of the non slayeholdinsss
States have by legislative enactment violated tkS
provision Of the Constitution for the return Of fua
tive slaves in manner SO gross and wilfal, that
the saveh0lding States would have Just cause Of wa
with them, if they were foreinsn government held
to the same obligations BY treaty. - 80 s.
Resolsed, That during the existence Of those visa
lations Of the Constitution, the union of tn
slaveholdng States with those States and with such
other States as would 60 with them in case Of SEP
ration q continued only by the patience aud forbear
ance Of the slaveholding States. ls ,tlei4 - II;
4 Resolosd That the administration Of the federal
government upon the principles ayowed by the aecs
tional party which has triumphed in the late Pfes
Dental election, would be in direct conflict with shS
Constitution Of the United States, and the safety
aud honor of the slaveholding States se sl
ResolUsd That the result Of that election the W.
lsts9P ef ~ rights OF :thssgsehoj
ing States which had preceded It and tie sioldj
and continued agitation Of the institution Of alayd
CAUSED By the intsrmeddng spirit Of many psss{as
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VIZ. U. NELSON, Secretary.

TIE NATIONAL FAST DAy.-Gov. Fairbanks, Of
Vermont has issued . proclamation seconding the
Presidents recommendation that the 4th of January
Be observed ss = day Of fasting and prayer. Gov.
Sprague, Of Rhode Island has issued similar proc
lauatiun
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H1nTIC E%rAPRRICAI1QN.H WILL BE MADE
The next shSnre Of North. Carolina 70 ncV.p
Is Sulphur Spsnss Camp n CI y 1eeITIzEN
%. On ,ssn y. 81 ,9.sgss 5s-lmpda
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Being viewed rs conservative, It is highly proba-
ahat their counsels might have greater effect
and L is isr tiA and this alone, that prefer con-
\ sultstion With she,n.ss ssss; s aSa.
Respectfully, yours, &c.
WE LEAK
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FEMALE SEMINARY,
t3y,s ~, GRssxsBoRouea, N. G. -
S4yHE SPRING. SESSION OF THIS INSTHC l ~,
uil Commences on WEDNESDAY, January "a i0''
likaf close on tho fourth THURSDAY in Nav. -.
Il ~ ,hsr "a ssns 800 -'.,2assJ,i 1856.
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ism.
We cannot say that We believe it can, but still
there hope, and he who would not defer to hope,
(athough it may be faint and when he cannot poss-
IDLY incur any injury thereby, and when there is
much at stake, loves a Constitutional Union less
than do.
We 20 in then for Convention of States, but no.
for consultation of the entire South and that for
reasons We shall afterwards give.
We are for inviting Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky,
Tennessee and Missouri, into consultation with
North Carolina.
We would then lay down platform which
should be Southern in every essential particular;
would demand of those States who had interposed
their penal statutes between the master and his fu
gitive slave, that they be repealed
We would demand that the question Of slavery,
now and forever, in every manner, shape and form,
be driven from the halls Of Congress, SAGE only tho
constitutional obligation to extend to it the sumo
protection against hostile legislation as is now
extended to every other species Of property when
wrongfully assaied. These would be our /" sine qua
non conditions of remaining any longer in the Con-
federation; reasonable time should be given for =
response, during which time we should still continue
| united. =
If the proposition was acceded to, "by-gones :"
should be "by-gones;" but if not we should hold
them as our fathers held the subjects Of the British
crown, "enemies in war, in peace friends. Then,
1 bat not until then, do we advocate secession:
The States called in consultation are known and
| looked upon by the North Is eminently conserva-
tive, and yet there are States in the Union who
tswonld sooner nfacethe music" and say b Northern
fsnaticsm equality at al hazards and at any price;
! equality IN the Union, or Independence without
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Ifrum tho Fayetteville 0hse-v.rI

IFIUm tho Fayetteville UhseFSsFJ
RocK1SaNas, Dec. 6, 1860.
MEssas f. j. HALE Sons Enclosed we send
you, with an earnest request for publication at your
earliest convenience, letter from W. f. Leak ESQ.,,
written to ourselves and others in reply to certain
Undergraduates
The letter is eminently conservative in its char.
scter and We ask for it place in all the papers OF
rShe State, religious rs we'll as political.
Respectfully
p. W. STANSlLL,
r S. MCDONALD, and others.