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Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19

LAW REGULATING AGANDoNEp WOMEN
A law has recently been passed il the Sand
wich Islands, suljecting abandoned women
to the care Of Government physicians, which
is said to have AN excellent effect. It's enc
mics argue that a recognition of prostitution
is contrary to the spirit of modern society;
its friends produce the testimony of physi-
clans and shipmasters to prove The beneficial
effects of the law, and say that if the de-
struction of disease is contrary to the spirit of
modern society, then the sooner that spirit is
overthrown the better.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19

THE BIGGEST DRNNK oN REcoRD.--A lady
got loose from her liege lord this week, thro'
the interposition of the District Court. She
set forth her complaint that her wofser hall
got drunk the week they We're married and
had been drunk ever since-l2 "wcary'
years Poor mani if he had ever sohered
MP TO a sense Of his prcdicoment !--Sicrra
Democrat.
That must be the same man we saw once
on the road between Nevada and san Juan.
lie kept a stoge-stand, and staggcrcdarouud,
at his business, with a sort Of drunken con-
Gciousness of what he was about, and doing
nothing much amisa. The driver told US, he
had not been sober for twelve years. Every
thing was neat and clean about the house,
and roses blooming along the porch. We
wondered at such home, with drunkard
as master His wife said the driver, sis a
mighty Industrious woman, and don't drink
drop"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19

SIERRA QUARTZ Within the past two
wecks the Primrose company, at Hog Canon,
and the Gold Blnff company, on the North
Fork, have cleaned up, after a thirty day
run each. The Primrose had $50 ounces, and
the Gold Bluff 2G7 ounces.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19
Woods SWathcr,

new Machine, worked by two horses from behind
can he raised and lowered to suit delivers the grai
in very regular swaths by means Of bands revolving
over platform, thence gathered into gavels by rak'
attachment.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19

Coon CLAIM -Mcssrs. Connant q Sut-
ten, who are mining on Clear Greek, Shasta
county, a short distance beyond the West
Point House, have taken out 100 ounces Of
gold in the last so days. worth $1,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19

Coop LlouoRs.-Anderson d Dupey, in
Fuller's new building, inform us that they
will soon have new supply Of the choicest
liquors in the country
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19
Snencer,s Yh cshers. with Perigo Powers.

These Machines, made by d. spencer, are well
known; have been in use in California; some three
ears and are regarded 10y those who have used them
wild, great fivor-30 53 Sc inch cylinders, with Peri
u0's 10 hcrse powers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19
Woods Patent Combined SELF NakinS
RcaDcr and Hover,

A new Machine first that have come to California
represented as cmenty practical in the Self Raking
process--a desideratum long sought in eating ma
chimes.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19
TreadWell'S IiSht-IIOrSG Threshcr,
Made by Spcucer-a splendid Machine.
Bradley's Patent Horse Rake,

4 boy oil enough to ride a horse can do al the rakng
for u farm. one very great advantage possessed by
th rake over any other is the iron runners, when
are arranged to keep the teeth at proper dS-
tancc from the ground, which greatly lessons the
raught and prevents the raing in of dirt, dust old
fog or afergrass
For the above Machines are the sole Agents Tor
the Pacific coast, and have them in liberal qu utilities,
and can supply them to Country Merchants by the
quantity, ana to Farmers on favorable terms.
Partie, requiring any of the above can procure them
at our Branch Houses at MarysvUe, and Sacramento,
and at Jones Hewetts, stockton.
7IEADWEEL & CO.,
Northeast corner California ana Battery streets,
San Francisco.
Also other Machines for which we are not Agents, VIZ:
EAGLE REAPER AND MOWER;
HUSSEY'S REAPER;
BURRALL'S REAPER;
PITTS PATTERN, sand 10 horse, ma le by NourSe,
Mason q Co.;
WUIrMAN'S 1, and HORSE TlIRESHEES,
EMERY'S aud4 HORSE 1HRESHERs,
PITTS SMITHS WlIITMAN's, YIELDS, ENERY'5,
and Burr, WRIGHT CO.'S llOKSE POWERS.
Together with the hes; stoc,. of HARDWARE, AG-
RCULTURAL IMP EMENTS, MILLS, PORTABLE
STEAM NGINES-Uprirht and hori2outal--5 to 10
horse power, BETTING, BOL1ING CLpTH, ETC. in
the country, comprising the very hest kinds in ase,
aud greatly improved Ia make and adaptbihW 9TH.
California market. mhI p
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19

TnINGs IL WAsnoE.-A Wa,hoe correspon-
dent of the Sierra Democrat has the follow
irg:
The human lptchoring business seems to
lie about played out over here, and advise
those coming to make arrangements to enter
some other professionals this Is found TO be
unhealthy. Since the execution of Carr and
the prompt sentence of Fitzgerald, escape Is
regarded as anything but a sure thing, whilst
Judge Cradlebaugh is strongly suspected Of
not being especially favorable to murderers,
thieves, &c, and hence the litter opposition
to him in certain quarters
Carson City is rapidly building up--and
for the most part with good buildiugs-and
we are sanguine tine Court House. with Il
branch Penitentiary underneath, will grace
the center Of our Plaza long ere the snow llics
next Fall.
Virginia City will be a city in fact, after
Monday neXt-or at lcnst an Incorporated
town Have had serious thoughts OF trying
to fatten up and make a dash for Alderman
Uncle Joe Scates | see on one Of the tickets
knew he was spreading, but was not
aware that he was making pretensiona i'll that
way.
Silver City is building mp as if by magic,
"'u Il tuo HoI7It9u 1'"Ct lil9 SIuV VI ~ N''''
How would you enjoy quiet private resi-
dence in narrow rayiue, with hills all
around to re echo the noise, whilst dozen
or SO of quartz mills kept up their unceasing
din from morning until night and from sight
till morning, week days and sundays? am
afraid that is an awfolly wicked place
Hank Purdy and llick live there intend
to 90 into those upper regions, the other side
of Devils Gate, ere long, and will te}t you
of the improvements But, Forbes, There Is
no mislake-this is the fastest country found
in the last ten ycars-by long 'hot-aHd is
bound to win.
SLIGHTLY GENEALoGIcAL-JohnS SHdell, the
Louisiana Senator, who had anticipated the
expiration Of his term in the Senate (Which
expired March 4th) by seeding with his
State, is native of New York. His father
was an honest soap-Uoiler and tallow chand-
Ter of that city about the beginning OF the
present century. He sent his son to college,
little dreaming that he would ever prove IL
traitor to his country in after life. This col
lcgnte course was finally the cause of S'i-
dells cmi ration TO Louisiana and his denial
of his birthplace -kEchaaqc
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19

To BE CoNsEcRArLp.-Th S. +. Call says:
The new Hebrew burying ground, at the
Mission will be consecrated in the early part
Of this week AS disunion is the order of the
day, the l-rae,itcs Of San Franci-co, are not
behind the times They have now two dis
tinct cemeteries at the Mission, either OF
which would afford lap of earth for every
Hebrew who will shuttle off this mortal coil
during the next century. One of the cemc>
teries belongs to the Stockton Street Syna-
goguc, and the other to the Broadway
Shulc.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19
Manny's Combined Reaper an'
Uaincs' Illinois Harvester,
Woods Mower,

Cuts 10 feet wide, deposits the heads into follower
and adjustable to have any required euSth OF subIe
80 an Immensely effective Machine.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19
Siew Adrertisem
HARVESTING MACHINES,
FOB 1861,
Russell & Co.'S Thresker,

MADE ~ MassiIOni blio, ce!chHten ulTpuSh"u' '"e
United States as the best Threshing Machine in use
53 ana 3G in.h cylinders horse powers.
McCOrmiek's Combined Reaper and
Hover,
g. 80 and feet, greatly improved, and surprising all
other cutting machines in results and durability.
Manny's Combined Reaper and Mower,
6 feet cut made by Walter A. Wood with his improve.
kent and has attained universal favor in agricultural
countries.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19

LARGE SHIPMENT OF WHEAT Flour AND
BAnLEy.-On Monday last, says the Knights
Landing News, the steamer Goodman Castle
with a barge in tow, took down from this
place for Sacramento, l4O tons Of wheat, so
tons Of flour and 40 tons of barley The
wheat was shipped by Thomas d Brownell
the -four by Robert Gardner, and the barley
by different parties There is already on the
levee. ready for shipment, 100 tons We
understand that about 300 tons have to arrive
yet from the interior.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19
Es. .. HSESzGEA,

Attorney at Laaw,
oFFICF-southwcst corner Of D aal Second street
mhl9 MALYSNIILF, CAL.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19

Mrs DE. iIIrcncocK and Miss Lille Hitch
cock, of San Francisco, says the Bee, were
among those presented to the Emperor and
Empress of France GU the 23d January. A
presentation amounts to about this You
seek your Minister, Gr get somebody TO in
tercede for you, and through him receive
permission TO be present at a Court Day
dress up in your best-go into the great ball
take your place in rows like fence posts
stand there two or three hours, and by an hy
their mojesties will walk up or down the
aisle formed by the two rows of suffering hu-
manty made up of two to four hundred peo-
pie each of whom is circumstanced like your
self and as they pass along, your minister
bawls over the names of all his countrvmcn
and women present-they bow and curtesy
their maestes don't hear half the names,
don't even look at the parties, but simply
glance along the line, make their bow, and
pass along to the next batch and thus they
continue until they have gone the rounds OF
the foreign Ministers no have anybody to
present, and it's all over.
The lady correspondent Of the Bulletin,
who was present, says;
"Imngine thirty or forty of us standing in
a row, looking at each other and at ourselves
pulling down n skirt here and adjusting n
flower there-trying to keep ourselves com
posed, but starting at every turn thinking
that there m0jesties had come at last
"When their maiestics came TO the Amcri-
cans, Mr.. Faulkner announced our names, in
the same manner, all of us ducking very low.
as if we had suddenly got weak in the knees.
When we recovered our upright position,
their mojesties were bowing to somebody
else.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19
z Win ihe breat Drama,
T. lES r. M 4 n !

Dress Circle and Parquette. te................:t 90
Upper circle. ........,,........ oo cl7'
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Doors open at O'Clock; performance to commence
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
MI a. R.. .RLsE Es.
premium Marble WORKS.

j. DEvINE Sz BRO,
d street, 5et'oeen Sirth, and Seventh streets,
Sacramento, Get.
N0n5ri N5 ~ IKE, Busts, Statues, Monuments, Tomhs
.or @ Grave Stones, Mantle Pieces, table and coun-
a, ~ &C. &c, constantly hand, made to order
n from the country promptly attended to.
,oId po;-r; j. d. Bro. have received Diplomas and
Mach medsls at the several State Fairs from the
institute. irnS-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
WIS. EENsTnKv

Al experienced nurse and female physician, has
Soothing Syrup t5r c' ren teethng, which grcatlyfa
cutae 'he ps4cas1 o. -e--nr by softening the gums
reducing an luaamaIon-wiu sllay an pain, and la
7ureto regnla,e the brwe,s. Depend upon it mothers
1t VII give r-s yourselves, end rellef and health to
your infan7 Pe,ect!y a4fe .n al casel. Sec adver.
tsemert 10 another co!uu n. may4-ly
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

- The following letter, which emphaucai'yspe
for ise.f was written 5y the Dean Of the Faculty Of
Che Philadelphia College Of Isdi,.ae-.o The editors
Of hePaciac Medical aud Surgical Journal san Fran.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
PHILADELPHIA. January 17th. 1879.

the Phi!ad -vaia College Of I-dioae-.o the editors
Of hePacac Medical and Surgical Journal san Fran
cisco f5r publication
PHILADELPHIA, January tgih, 1879
To Ns cit1.s oi tA- fleaa Medical Journal
GtJt.o. hIy attention has been called TO au artl-
ceu tHe December number yoHg journal, n regard
tatla lI -J a.H degree Erart.il ly the t.daaephia
C.'-t, ot Nadir.Gct1 hr. D.. J. Czaussr. When the
al NJ .1 f.r tl. degree uHg H8a 60 fi'e Faculty 70
pointed ls s- lH.'- HIl testimonials 90 the
effect - Ir- '-rl. ra-riIr graduate ". ID.
af le Lu.aI .' 10 Fsih, bad served as surgeon ia
tf, tueU.aa ar..y ard was a regular prscttioner
sag ls aie4 Ia ad tuHaem degree. as its name iui
a4w privileges. Had there been Oh. slightest susp-
c %. r.r IHt.'F, 'he 1pj..- Do wHad have been
refused. ts .HtatE tt.4 in -ur jolrua! vou VII
do .rt .1 Justice o. jAe College aud confer iavOs
7r ours, rert rc spccullg. Il. RAND
l,au % .-- tac4.Ig Cf -.e Philadelphia College Of
Naa.
DR. Z. ). CZA0EAT'5 private Medical end Surgical
lr-. '.'e .-.. craueuto street below Montgomery,
ulprsU-t.. l4..u. Nau 2tguushp Coupsuyf- of6ce
-3u 0t u.t.l tll ia1ror offers free consultations,
Hui asks .H .neH.r...- rr. he eELctl cure
0lr, Aao,4 .7a.3 9 q. ls. t.s H. g.
CB.-sBEaesCAg.ss.--l tae pade-s.gnei, Gov
efn.i 20 Hungary vH t--.s -.i,a}, taat Ir. L. !.
Czap.ly las served during tbe contest or Hungarian
hh.ttE, as Co ei Surgeon, in Che Hungarian army,
with t1.inuI l..s.y yerture. NuHsut have given to
um thi- .rrt, te. and recommend him 20 the sympa-
attention. aut rotHrt.H ~ all those WHO are ca
pa.Is oi appreaat'na rati1tg 7-f sacr.lce, and
deserved ulla.ol -uua. NO>cUIH LAJU5,
Goyrlu1. Of Hungary.
WasT1Gro5 ClT7, Jan ftt,l5,2 fof1T
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
CONS sTAuI.E sAEp.

EET v'rt1eor an ezecu'lon 60 me directed, rom the
Z ; or5vt .t T Ee4G-ia. atgsiice uf the Pesee in
1a iar i .e'i SIP Ioaaship County Of Yata and
Sut- Ht Morn. o. au Judgment rendered therein on
t.- I5ti d ) aI Nggc1, a. A.. lS5l IN favor Of Wm.
Schroeder aud aea.nst john R"ane Tor the su n OF
t4h'y.aul laa.s ana lerts-two cents Judgments De-
-ists co,ls su1 aceraiuE coss; whereby l an com
aardcd to levy upon 4ud sell accoFa'as to!aW' AZ
nuati, auct.p. N faioviag described property, VIZ;
slltb-ri-ft tl.la sl.l rters.t OF the within named
Het- t.,tin certain pee of land sitetted and lying
-. p V.r0ere Rar ia 1,se's sar Township, County
M Y.ba ana STAT. Aforesaid, aHl consisting OF ons
he st ad .lxtv acres BE- the same more or less, TO-
gItt su huadir-s nd irrr vewcn,s be oneiaE
r., rriu any wav connected with the same. said
rsrch IS bounded On iAs north by the YUhs river and
IN Die utsf. saR'h and east by certain stakes or lsnd
alsrss aad anow0 as ihe property or ranch Of the
within uar. ds.enasnts John E5-rs- Eot.oe Is here
bv slfg1 t1at on
SATURDAY The IhirJeeatA day Of April, A. D. 1881,
between DE hoors Of ten ani twelve "a The forenoon OF
t4st dsy st the a. owe named ranoh. il NubA county,
viii sell 81 public auction 10 ths biz Ae-t olc@sr fof
cash tIe property heretofore deso bed
Dated Il--o oac.o'. AlHrch loih, A. . 1851.
FN n JEtfEGU1, Constable
mai 1Srsw~ g. Ac.=s b. Tc Tns..'r
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
NO. "A.
SRetial 51otife,.

1Ioi!oavay's Pills and ointment
Dom. s Rsmsd,cs.- Nc other rlula combine IN So
compact 7r concentrate form tl- active and essen.
la. T P-r' 7 -f cd.-.47t az are 20 val adapted to
.a~-7 use as Acre popular remedies. Devoid Of min
-f-I ana vfeei1fio po.sola simple but cGeaciou3 ia
oH alton tAcy may he administered III equal safety
90 .- 'aian- l5 90 Tie adult. SO household should be
"t Ut s2I.i aa they are a.vaya useful Ia case Of
-ee.eao- SOLD ty all Drucgi "a ut2oo., e9c, and 81
per -,S or pot. feb2s
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
D8. L.LAsVsGNES.
T. G1uE her,
YUDA CITY
Ju1so P. ~ Eeys CT. W!lcoxoa,

ATT r6mr,sr .ce ions addressed 60 EDWIN A. WIZ
HAMS s..tt-y or tine iu5titute s-ut to p Of the
Post c.-, -r 81 L-resai a.l receive prompt .tteu-
ii4n.
J. H. LFANAS IS our authorised Agent, to obtain
sa5 erpuols 4ld receipt tor hesaue. jau29
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
POSTPONEMEyT.

I lmiNG to there not having been Tickets enough
49,; sn'd , IN my "Gift Concert" 'nterprise to this
February but viii take place as soon as there are tick
us enough sold to justify the drawing of which fact
'he puphc will have due notice
Jg..r,..,,. 8. G. WILLIAMS
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
AND wEEkL Z =
nv A. s. RANDALL 81 co.
n.,1 sB. CHRISTIAN, ]. +. wHITAKEF,
n a o rRAcKBoN, W. BoULwARE. j. R. RIDGE
y - publishers and Proprietors.
o0os co,ner Maiden Lane and Second Street.

TERMS OF THE DAILY -,
DrP WEEK. K.........-.'. .'.''''-'1Af .N-' -"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-12
The Virginia Peace Commissioners
AnteccdcNts.

Some Wei irealing persons Of our acquaintance
say tley willing 10 accept IN adjustment which
~ satisfaction: - Sgch mon Eives and Summers =
We wc suggest, with eltire respect to the distin-
ru>hcd .:riilri..cl ia whom such amount OF gene
yous confidence is .rposcd tbs; M,g have never been
re:artc,, the cXponv.!tS OF Virginia sentiment: Oh
The suffice: oil slavery The old Readers o the In
cairc.'' vii! Iccoee, that Mr.. Summers i'll his atc-
ton speech in tie Virginia Legislature. in 1882, de-
nouncrl slavery blight and curse upon the
State. AEti Mr.. E!vcs has never denied, 80 lar Us
W. kuow or believe, the correctness Of the newspa-
per roper, "i his remark in the Senate OF the United
States, ia ISIS, 20 the effect that slavery great
Social Io!iica aud g,ora evil and that il he had i!
liz his power lie would abolish ii in Virginia to-
morrow.
Nor have We any assurance that either Mr.. SUM
lners or r Eirrs las ever placed himself fairly aid
scuarely on the psosl;vcry platform. ANY friend
10 The institutions OF the South therefore, j; seems
!. U.s. exhibits astonishing stupidity in sisnfyng
II lngntss 10 clothc the Two gentlemen named
viii! p!cnary power to settle the important question.
S!-=~rs. Tyler. Std2on, and Rr3ckenbrougl, Oh the
r!,!cr haaj-tEe minority OF the Pcacc Commissions
rom Ni-ginia-Eave always been true 10 Virgin
III AID tie Soa;h on the slavery question, and they
look upon he settlement agreed upon by Messrs.
Summers and Iives, snl y majority Of the Peace
.HEv, sitCG, Us humLug and CHEAT
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Seward IL Conservative.

We May we'll c2cian in the language ascrbed TO
M.:ri; Antony:
"oh! judgment, thou art fed TO british beasts
And men have lost their reason,
"Et" VIC hear Nirgtnia.s expressing their coua-
dcncc in William H. Seward US the conservative
spirit OF the new Administration. We do not think
it possible tha: any sane man in the South could
view shc appointment to the premiership Of the
great architcc: OF sectional mischief, in the
light oi triumph OF conservative councils in
the Republican party. b., the TACT is now no
torious. chat the su5rlissiouste OF our sec
lion ali:;c. late Tie .noSt important, the most
glorious results from the accession To power
.; -: srca: uthc. Of the i-:eprsss.Gle conflict
With prrte2; privilege Of all his detesable a,itece
dents, ircd.ng lis speeches in the late canvass 10
is!r c:irc: ;Ea, the Inauguration oil tic first Rcpubl
Prt>tel.; wo,!1 seal the doom Of slavery Oh this
continc;:, they c.:ynd 70 him liberal and general
confidence, and will patiently 'waiI'' for him to SET
tie ali lurs:vi.s in dispute 70 the entire satisfaction
Of Niru!:. and Of he oti.rr slayenolding States
In Ills CORRECTION, We may appropriately suggest
the civc" OF his Satanic .najrsty for bishop, with
view % the publication AID preservation OF the
church.
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4 Friety Of Reading Matter actN be
found on sscry Page Of this paper
The Government Under which VIC Now
Live.

The people OF Virginia mr>t now realize the hui
initiating aud alarming fact that they IRE sin2un
Black Republican 7;lc the rule OF men who would US
soon see & comtacra,ion sweep over the land, or an
earthquake sink il: ~ 10 protect the Shareholder in
his right OF property lust look at the caste OF the
committees Of he Senate, rs they were reported Oh
Friday last Sumner, o.: Massachusetts, heads the
Committee o. Foreign Relations Fessenden, OF
Maine. the Committee Finance: Wilson, of Mas
sachusct;S or Military Affairs Hale, Of New lianP-
shire, or Naval Affairs Wade, Of Ohio, on Terrific
tories; and so on 10 the end OF the chapter. Thus
i. is manifest tha, the Lincol:-Scward President has
lie Senate cnt!rcl. lat his heels aud that the Gov
e.nu,ea. which. w9> intended TO provide for the
common defence and 20 promote the general welfare
OF the slave as we'll the free States, is 10 DC made
the cyc instrument o. the degradation and oppres-
,:o,. Of the forrncr viii old Virginia. the proud
mother Of States ad .; statesmen, be uurcSistng
victim Of Northern cupidity and tyranny: VIII
she allow the brand III disgrace - be placed on hcr
forehead by the Stewards, The Sumners the Wilson's
and The naes who rv.r the COUNCILS Of the Northern
Contvdc-acy. No. Her pride OF lineage iorbids
il. Her memory o. the past, her appreciation OF the
present her love q, the future, ALL ALL forbid t She
vii! We. proclaim, trumpet-:ongueI 20 her tnenies
that Virginia IS what Virginia ards
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-12

Der of members Of the Convention, re-
questcd the Superintendent Of the census
Bureau in Washington to make out a full and
complete return of the population Of the Com
lnunweal,h of Virginia, arranging the same
by counties and giving the population by
whites, free colored and slaves. ask leave to
submit the paper to the Convention for the use
Of lis members, and ask that it be laid upon
the table and printed together with the letter
subsequently, received by the Superintendent,
correcting an error in the county Of Amherst
The paper gives the certified return Of the as,
grcgatc population Of the Commonwealth Of
Virginia since 1850.
As appears from the tables sent ty Mr.
CLEMENS to the Clerks desk, the following
my be set down rs the population Of the
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Hon. w c. Rives addressed large meeting at
.hc Metropolitan Hal! Friday night, OH the sub
jec: Of the PEACE Conference proposition. His re-
marks looked 10 the Cancellation ofte border States,
and the eventual Reconstruction Of the uni"p. lie
also denounced the doctrine Of coercion.
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North Carolina Eiectioh-The Question
Settled.
1t is now ascc!,aimed beyond controversy that the
people Of North Carolina have voted against the call
u = Convention Tic majority is lees than one
Thousand The Wilmington Journal" is Vi opinion
tL:, .p l.yoplc will, long, move = re consider
,4n, an decide The question in the affirmative.