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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-16

Union Demonstration at Metropolitan Hall.
small hand-biil was circulated late yes
terday evening, notifying the public Of a
meeting OF the Union a. Conservative men
oil Richmond, at u o'clock, AZ Metropolitan
Hail. Addresses were promised frclp Messrs
Gro. w. Summers, JOHN II. EaLpwIE, TIMOTHY
Rlyas, JOHN NJ. Boris, and Gro. W. BRRyF-
though no publication was male in the news
papers, the Hail was crowded, AT the hour
named, with la4ge and enthpsiastic assem-
oiage OF respec table and staid c. Aliens
Ahe meeting was called 10 order by JOHN IL
tiLAER, Esq, who introduced TO the fneeting
MaJ JuBAL a. Early, Delegate TO the Con-
Vshtion from Franklin county, who del: yered
u spirited and able address repia;e with senti-
ments OF devotion is .'the Unson the Con stj.
tuition ana the laws" ana opposl ION 10 "a
eessioa and disunion. he was followed Nv
"AITAAs +. WILEY, Ess.,> Of dok,.uyaii.
county, GEORGE w. BRECF, ESQ, or 4,tArau.
dria, and MARNADUkR Jo.tsrS, ESQ, Of Fitch.
mond, all OF whom pursued lso sasis time of
argument as the first spea ser, ard -ye earn.
estly and heartily cheered
The meeting broke up sbout kan. ;ast ter,
O'Clock. The chairman apo ogized for The al,
eenee OF the various speakers, who had bee,
announced 10 speak and were NOS present. on
account or deficiency Of notice.
~ was announced, In the conrse of the
evening that . grand Union meeting would
"s neid next Tuesday night, at TIE African
Church - -
number Of ladies were present Mt the
.'eeuns iast night, which may be eonsielerpa
mos. decided success In the way of ana i'm.
pfomptu Demonstration in favor Of the s.,.,.
ing order Of things.
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AIDES, LIS,

LADIE
Allen mrs Maria E
Allston mrs Cath
Acorn mrs T
Allen miss Lizzie II
Amanda (colored, Robt
Glasgow Al
Bland mrs Peter =
Butler mrs Va q
Butler mrs + G
Burton mrs L II
Ballowe mrs Sarah
Burlington mrs Cyrus
II
Ball mrs Sallie Z
Barken mrs Bette
Bawrett mrs VIM 5
Barr mrs sarah 7
Bennett mrs M E
Black mrs NJ w
Burrowe mrs NJ A
Bradley mrs Ann
Bradley mrs Mary L
Barr mrs Nimrod
Booker miss Mary A
Burneys miss NJ i
Butt miss Martha II
Bailey miss BETTE
Barnes miss b
Baylor miss Eliza
Bailey miss Z II
Barnett miss Marg't
Blankenship miss N A
Blair miss Il G.
Era ante miss G
Bragg miss Mary z
Crutchtield mrs Mary
Courtney mrs L l.
Cole mrs 4 NJ
Collier mrs Mary
Clark mrs Edwin
Chalk mrs b 7
Carter mrs Liddy
Cary mrs Mary &
Carroll mrs Electa
Cauthorn mrs II w
Crawford miss NJ ]
Conway miss Susan b
Cook miss Sarah j
Cnckron miss Bette
Clifford miss + A
Clark miss Henrietta
Chalk miss Va X
Cameron miss Mary
Carter miss Georgia
Clark miss India A
Caps miss Emma
Carter Paulina (coldl
Davis mrs Charlotte
Dabney mrs Sallie
Depriest Inrs A Z
Duke mrs Sara Ii
Dorsey mrs Mary
Davis miss Della 5
Davis miss Lucy
Davis miss . NJ
ElmOre mrs Mary ]
Ellyson mrs Mary Z
Ezeii mrs Jas b
Ellington mrs Martha
Elicit mrs Misty
Elliott miss II J
Elliott miss A V
Ferguson mrs Emma O
FurSusOn mrs L A
FallOn miss Lulin
Folkes miss NJ &
fltchett miss Mary Z
Foster miss Calista
Fraysier miss f N
Grey miss Mary
Green miss Ann
Gill miss L J
GENTRY miss Is n
Graves mrs j A
Green mrs Calvin
Granger mrs A II
Garrett mrs L s
Hewitt mrs A II
Hall mrs NJ Z
HargrOve mrs II
Harold mrs T G.
Haynes mrs II
Heath mrs Z
Hewitt mrs J F2
Hudson mrs Il + u
Houston mrs Cath
Hopkins mrs L 5
HOuchins mrs L 2
Howell mrs L Y
Hodslead mrs n II
Hodgden mrs l. II
Hill mrs Chas
Harvey miss X E
Harden miss Lizaie
Harmon miss NJ l.
Hull miss NJ L
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RUNAWAYS,

La COMMITTED TO JAIL As RUN
eIX AE AG.-Was committed TO the Jail Of the
kAcorPoration of the city of Norfolk on the
"a "a day of January, 1851, Negro Man WIN
-sA~ JOHNSON. The said negro Insu Is ave feet
three inches high, aud weighs about 1876 pound:
has one scar on right arm ABOVE his elbow: light
complexion: about thirty years old
Had on when committed 10 ixil black cloth
goat, black pants, glazed cap, and says he was
born free, In Baitiml re, Maryland
fiOS. J. CoRPREW,
mn low Sergeant ity Norfolk.
Ia S25 REWARD. az from the
~ subscriber, shout the middle Of January
IN my Man "MANUEL.n said negro is about
~ hve feet ten inches in height, bushy head
49, OF hair, and very dark mui stto and has 3
sliSht impeachment In his speech when spoken 10.
Said negro is believed to be lurking about AtIees
station, in Hanover county, or about Rich mend.-
me above reward will be paid FOR his apprehen-
sion and delivery to me in Richmond or Hanover
jail, or to d. Z. JONES, In King William co. Va.
TH0S. boswell,
NH lin Junction p o., Hanover co. =, Va
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AMUSEME NTS.

Oh l. o. r RTY
81 WILL BE OWEN AT THR
EA CITY ARMS SALOON, WALL STREET,
Monday Evening. 18th instant.
Notwithstanding one gentleman, 81. La
dies free.
kSs The best of MUSIC will be in attendance
Rg Refreshments for ladies included.
MANAGERS:
NJ. RYAN, 1T WRIST
X, NORTON, J. A. BYRNES.
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- BEAUTIFUL PIANOS.-JAs.

ETsEywooDhousg q CO have ist ely
NJ TX Fl Hraceived several new aud exqui-
- j Isitely toned + Ian FoRTEs, bean
utmlly finished in Rosewood cases.
These Instruments have all the reliable modern
improvements-iha French Grand Action, oyor-
strings, New Scale, aud entire Iron Frame,
Tho subscribers have been engaged in this bu-
siness Tor nearly twenty years. aud in all taeir
experience they have never sold an different
Piano. They are offered "a, the manufsctarers'
prices, aud warranted IN all respects.
~ Odd Pianos taken in part payment.
~ Fianos tuned and repaired
nom 'n jaMhs wsosbbiTy G
NH la-sttsdpl Booksellers and Stationers.
N HENKiCO LIGHT DRAGONS.
sS foa nR9faa s, sssiqs at w as
,x1N sids-aras, a, o'clock r. NJ, ON Tugs-
DAY lno 18th of March.
by order of Col. DAyfa.
NH la--6. JAS r. BELCHER. ord'ly serst.
n hhQ'ks isrn h1d'r VA MILIriA.t
RICHMOND, March 18th, lsei. !
w The commissioned nd non commissioned Of.
SAT- rRpaY sRSSG WI as ' is9s sss's
Beivin's Block. business OF importancs will Js
'ra ms ssNs;. By order Of Col. kysss rom
\ hEApo'Ks SD kEyr.f VA niLffia,}
lj Order No. 10.
AND Of the
Col G.,, = p Harrison, sa TUESDAY. the l'sh OF
la this order. Comma naan,s Of Cavalry eompa-
MES are included
BY order Of Col. DAvIs
NH n-et WI PRYOR. AdJt
NOflCE.--To FAMILIES ON VREaoN AND
IN CANDLES HILL.-ws have this day laid ia
Iyesh SIMPLY OF SUGAR; Laguayrs and kie Cor
thE BUTTER LAND; SOAP. CANDLES; BA-
CON HAMS, SHOULDERS aud BREASTS, N. .;
COFFEE: Black TIA YEAST POWDERS; Wash
ing SOFA; MI STAR D Painted BUCKETS.
bRooMs smoking and Chewing TOBACCO;
Gle usuaiiy.keps in retail grocery.
--ALSO,--
okfAL, Ac., which We are selling low, for eAsn.
SMITH LEAKE,
Corner nh and Canal sts., near Myara Bridge.
NH lS-Ns
IlnH CODkieh~s,evs psesas tvss laaded,
~ fer sals w wMs Z, KING,
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1851 SPRING TRADE. 1OcI
A. MORRIS,
BookSELLER, PUBLISHER, sTATIoNER. AND
phALER IN MUSIC, PIANO FoRTES, xc,
Would most respectfully Invite The attention OF
country merchants TO his unusually large aud
general assortment Of
BOOKS, WRITING PAPER,
BLANK BOOKS.
wn CURTAIN PAPERS,
ENVELOPES,
MUSIC, STATIONERY
Together with general assortment of STAPLE
aud FANCY GOODS, embracing complete an
assortment rs can be found Ia amy one wholesale
oook establishment in the United states, and upon
terms as fair and as liberal.
We only ask examination OF stock from
In our limo To thsir entire satisfaction both as 10
prices and quality Of goods. NH is--2t
NJ BLAIR & co. have ON hand ssssral
lu choice brands OF
MOUNTAIN WHISKY,
such Is l.. Bumgardner 4 Co, Summerdean gan
nine Bourbon, direct from the manufa eIu ,sr In
kentucky, aud also ~
WAYT's PURE RYE AND WHEAT wHIsKsy
or all the above brands, We have il from one 10
All who wish pare article, viii do well to give
Richmond March Is. issi. NH ,s--sm
A DMINlSTRATKIx,S NOTTCE--AiIper .
late y; CHALK, are requested 10 present he
same duly authenticated. Aad those indebted viii
make psymentto NILES AN BLHR. ~ M Rsposi.
tory, under the Ballard Mense.
mn s"~sw' fA*EIx CHALK, AAn'm,
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Ra- Twenty Years Experience have tested
CHERRY. and the result is. that ii il the BEST
remedy extant for pulmonary and lung disease
embracing the whole range. from q slight cold to
a settled Consumption Were 1t not for It's merits,
it would long since have .died, and made no
sign
Co, W. PETERSON, J. p. DUyAL, aud by all
other lea ers in medicines. NH 1t-2tWdS
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me- Fire Insurance.

Hi FIRE insurance.
AGENCY OF THE ALBBNAKLB ISs. Co. }
or CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA,
Richmond, l3th March, 1851. }
Elements Of n Good Policy.
list. 1t must be issued by good company.
%. II must be properly drawn up, as to cover
the property intended to be insured.
The above premi sed beg to call the attention
Of my friends, aud the public generally, 10 tw 0
facts
lst. That am still the Agent of the ALBBMAKLg
Insurance. COMPANY.
I'd. That have now had % YEARS of constant,
laborious, studious experience in the INSURANCE.
BUSINESS.
Acting for the above safe, responsible Company,
which, after three years conn ccti0n with them as
their agent in this city-dulinG which Time / have
settled quite a lumber Of losses-I can most cor
daily recommend and having the advantages Of
can offer to those wishing FIRE Insurance such
policies as will afford proper indemnify.
Please call on the ndPrsigned.
TIIOs NJ. ALFRIEND, Agent,
nh l3-5t nth street, Richmond, Va.
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sS' LIST.
Hudgins miss A
Hughes miss + &
Howard miss e A
Holstead miss 5 w
Hill miss J 4
Jackson mrs Harriet
Jeffrey mrs 3 &
tombstone mr. Caroline
Jordan mrs II A
Jones mrs Jas e
Jackson miss Susan
Johnston mrs Martha
jenkins miss A 4
Jeffrey miss Elizth
Jackson miss Eli5'th
Kelley mrs 7
King mrs )
KeHy miss A
La Prade mrs Emma
Lsusslsr mrs u
Lee mrs
Lyell mrs J NJ
Lunsford miss S +
Lucuss mrs 5 J
Lucas mrs Z A
Lytton mrs l.
I.uusford mrs Z
Landrum mrs II ]
LashIey mrs 4
Marion mis- 81 l.
Miller mrs N )
Mitchell mrs ) N
Miller mrs s A II ,
Morgan mrs DIR
Mullen mrs Jno
Myers mrs l. A
Moon miss VI
Martin miss A
Mayer miss Mary NJ
Mccarthy mrs J
Norris mrs Mary
Nesbet mrs w 0
Nevius mrs vinia
Norvell llrs j. D
O'Neii mrs Z
otey miss III Alice
Page miss Sallie A ,
Penn miss l. j
Pollard miss b V
Powell miss S w
Panic lArs Eliz'th
Pearce mrs Geo
Poindsxter mrs } G
Puryear mrs Mary
Quarles miss
Royal mrs Z NJ
Roberts mrs Martha E
Rankin miss A G
Read miss t '
Roberts miss A c
Sims mrs Martha A
Sizer mrs 4 h
Selden mrs 5 r
Shelton mrs p w
Scott mrs JaDe
Swami miss u Z
Smith miss & Ii
Sizer miss l.
Sh sIden miss J Il 3
Shanks miss Susan
Sanders miss V y
Thompson mrs d II 2
Talley mrs X n
Tower mrs l. III
TAYLOR mrs + 4
Tailor mrs NJ Ann
Thomas mrs NJ Z
Truman mrs NJ
Tyler mrs f J
T0ler miss l. X
Taylor Miss + b
Tierney miss Rosa
Terrell miss G. .
I Thompson miss II X
Tyler miss NJ V
Thorn pson miss Annie
Toll miss Mary
Taylor Agnes lcold)
Fermillion miss o
Waugh mrs G
Woodson miss 4
Wood miss II ]
Wilson miss Lizzie G
Whitehead miss Al
Wiseger miss & IL
Waldr0p miss +
Walter mrs Z Va
w God mrs
Williams mrs N A
White mrs L
West mrs Jno )
Watson mrs K !
Watson mrs K
Watkins mrs III w
Wilmington mrs L r
Waddill mrs ) L
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.GSy \ T. ~ NJ [ = &c
GES At RAND0LPHS
% Bookstore aud Binderv
GAY AND HAPPY. Medley. Arranged by
Holland. 25c.
ON THE SEA. taut dem See, Transcribed by
kmnrumann. 25c.
HOME MEMORIES Medley for the Piano Rv
Chas Grobe Soc
Nuns PRAYER. BY oberhur Acc
SEKhN ABE MlLlTAlRE SUR La MARSEIL-
LAlSE. Par Berg. SIC
LA MARSElLLAlSE: with brilliant variations By
Grobe SOC.
LA MARSEILLAISE; with riI!iapt variations Bv
Boyer. s5c.
DIMES LAND; with brilliant variations. By
Grobe 5Gc. ~
DIMES LAND; arranged as Rondo. BY Manrs
BONNY ELOlSE; with brilliant variations. By
Grobe Ace.
CASlLDA POLKA. By Kenrumann. 25c
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~"Lyuchburg Republican,"

Ey"Lyuchburg Republican"
~ IMPORTANT To ADVERTISERS.
The attention of the Merchants and others of
Richmond is called to the "LYNCHBUKG RE-
PUBLICAN" as valuable advertising medium,
through which their business be brought
prominentIy before the public. With large and
steadily increasing circulation in the city and
rounding country, as well as in all the Counties of
tho Southwest, it offers to advertisers facility
for communication with those portions of the State
which no other newspaper affords.
rERMs.-Moderate.
GLASS & HARDWICKE,
NH Film Proprietors.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

EO UIR f..
l. Several HOUSE GIRLS
WASHERS and IRONERS
COOKS and PORTERS.
Apply 10 b. a. COOKE.
Office on Fourteenth street
mn i8-2t Exchange Hotel Building.
EOR HiRE-A smart NJ ULATTO BOY, who ia
L very handy in the dining room. He would be
a very useful dining room or house servant to q
gentleman Apply at PHILLIPS
ia lots Otfce, Eth st., betw Main aud Bank
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DIss0LuTioN OF COMPREHENSIVE

II NOTICE We, the undersigned have this
day dissoly ed partnership in the BARBER and
HAIR DRESSING BUSINESS. 6. GUVERNA-
TOR, by mutual consent. will, in future continue
the BARBER BUSINESS heretofore existing uu-
der The name and firm Of GEO. j. HissgRICH Il Il.
OrYERNAToR, under his own name, and also
holds himself responsible for all debts contracted
under the firm OF GEO. J. HIssERICH Il GEORGE
GCVERNATOR. GEORGE GUNERN A1OR,
GEORGE J. HISSERICH
Richmond, March 18th, ls61 NH IG-4t*
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1KUssEA, tx UssES.-We nave on hand a
4 large assortment Ut Trusses, OF various sfyle.
ana qualities, some particularly adapted to me-
charge. For sale by
a. BJDEKER q CO. Druggists,
eA Ne, ~ MsiA strsst,
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SPECIAL NOTICES


RE Ready. Ready!! Rendr!!!
LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIEF.
AT All DRUGGISTS.
mn II 70 NH fG-et*
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GEORGIA. sTArELO TTEKIE ;.

MCKINNEY & CO., MANAGERS
The following are the draw numbers of GEOR-
GlA STATE LOTTERY, Class $50, drawn at Sa-
vannah, Ga, March 18th, 1881:
IS So ~ u 40 4s SIS IS II 80 rs
Circu lars sent free Of charge by addressing
MCKINNEY Il Co.
NH !f-lt& Savanneh 20
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Constantly on draught at BIRD LANES
A LII EPO OF,
tFALsTAFF iorsE,l eth street, opposite Theatre
Hotels aud Saloons DESTROYS of Keeping ON hand
this very superior ALE, can be supplied by NJ G
DELARUE, sole agent for Richmond
nh lb-2tk
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Ii AY 70 IL ) ALE.

l have from SIS to loo bales HAY
On the wharf, in the Dock
OF good quality,
Which will sell by retail or by wholesale to
suit purchasers, rather than to store it,
NH l5-lth II + SUApDE
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STEAMBOATS,, sHIPPINo, 90

$500 NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, land
or--,T,,-r,r ing and embsrking Passengers At
QUEENSTOWN, tlreland.) The liverpool New
YORK and philadelphia Steamship Company iu-
tend dispstehing their fuil-powered Ciyde-bulit
Iron Steamships as follows
ETSA, SATURDAY, March 20.
FIGn, SATURDAY. March 30
CITY OF BALTIMORE, SATURDAY. APrils
Riya- -
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nAY CObkisn~s,evs psasas. jvss lsadea.
~ leF sals W whs Z, kAN2,
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-23
TO the Hon j G SHEPIIRD

Dear Sir You are the cmidnte ola Coayen
ton which publishes in its proceedings. a rrpIs;ia-
ton of your letter to K \ Black and Others in re
Southern Rights party OF Cumberland County.
DID ToU CONSENT CASDlDATE OF THE HAIR
NETT CONVENTION, upon such terms
You the can 'lielae Of Convention, which vo-
ted down resolution against coercion, offered by
G IL Cotield.
Dit you as th@ Ctnlil.te Of these Geatlesae5l,
s.nction Mi< 1ofe
The chairman Of the nominating committee, Of the
Harriet Convention, T c Fuller, who is avo.v
edy opposed to the holding of the Con clt"n for
which they honor EOu witn nomination.
DO you also rfpudis,te yo,tr ac.N defnsd position
ul,oa this q"eStioa
Your found friends who nominated YOU at
the Harnett Convention, arc opposed to Southern
Contederacy, and preeter Al raham Lncoln to JEFF
ferson Davis, for their President.
Are the natural sympathi>es ard c.m.non lister
of sister the same when made
your speech at tl. Town Hall, do you also rerti-
diat- that position.
1t is stated by the Observer delegates to The
Harnett Convention, that you expressly di- claimed
being caud date of the Southern Rights party.
Oo you ac1nt our support or not. Ifyou do not
represent the views Of the party, - whith YOU
your second nomination, do not approve of the
proceedings of theis Convention. how YOU,
honorable man claim their suffrage profess to be
their exponent in Convention.
We ask these questions respectfully, ard as your
personal and potis al friends. and
DEMOCRATS
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-23
n;l::::way Speeches OF the President
IEcr!:

just a the country is fe,lcat:on Itself on a Dawn
Of light o,n the elelt,ns in irginia and ieness,e
inetcn tLr Pres, lent c,oct. bv his sncc cs,cs at H..
enati ami in,ljananoIi. atran places us in taiuiil
,!nc.rt3inty and :t,!,t IiI>tgad of starttnr ujnn
his r,s +, the. ts..ital with ut1cran.cs of ccc
and hone he L. ,l- j.! 'liu-ts Of y.l!e ANA G:u},tll
Int.aili1lr and .,.ic, III, listeners yitl stale r,-
tories i,,.t.t of eivi. o frank answers questions
that have. i,ccn atetts ia .. y The public Press
and public voice intolvin.g l!y pcrpetuity Of the
Governments Htt the 4Lrs4 .o,0ey # Mr. Iincols
.ilclie, shovli us Su!iicien, what his thoughts.
and i!ti gin, from these question but
that he regards tie -r,lrinn by the Federal
Government rf tie F>, ag-cnals, Vc5scl', ll!nts,
&c. &C. wit:in The Ao-udel les Of the seeded ctaet
a5 plan duty be Il. ,;,:.'cl iy iIiH to be
cou}li>lcl ~ ercioi! eslury. rrgadlc Of
the ho. rrs that must lcS from the Undertaking.
such at least, is the ,laII I,.ii> Of language Ike
H.. f.!!,winr ,a!l.,n from Us :pccch dvI.} cred a.
In:ljann..:,- a.; N.,Id y
..Jh, word, .c,tr..iu ana Invasion are much
nsed il, ,h ,,- and onr,, win some temper and
l1o' p'."' . - ~ -. :, = - ttCsa ,r,,, ,,..
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-23
" HOLE NUMBER l248

Mr. Jas c. McRae, in a very graceful manner, and
his appearance the stand was greeted with great
applause. He spoke eli the distracted coneIu2n Fl
Federal affairs, and that this condition OF things
! had not come upon the country without sclhclehC
warn:ne that eai III its history the 1huttefihGs Oh
the storm which is Low about 10 oui"' ope" U.s.
was heard. 1913, r, ~, of H.;
lie fold Ms oe the warnings of 1.-The Father OF ms
country against sectional parties anu
divisions which must certainty ona IN 'iie ~ 80.
ton cf the Gove.nnent lie spoke ol hashit'i9,oil'
the slax.hoder and Nirginian and the position that
were he livnr he would occupy Iii ti4s coiiliit' nc
spoke of the warnings oil Jackson Meos'of, NJ
more and a host of others-lisn5 and dead VINO -
sentines had sounded the alari, "Lo hso u'so i
ed the to;;.!s Of sectionalsn Ml.en 70 arSef 'ii
a mans hand and which ROW covers the eh'i'e
heavens with bl.ckness, threatening ceNaS'a'o'' '
ruin. -,
He vindieatsd the South aud showed conclus'veiy
that whatever may be the rvit!, she Is no 10 blame.
He spoke OF her devotion 10 ne mon, ana lac
compromises she had made to preserve II, 'hat so
had NIelCcd every tDliis i"i its P-s'Ni~ ~
save her horsasssz ,
lie porsrsse the soms casaosts. of wrong and in
suit, tat bad been healcd li'ef4 t!'e Ufs'l @ts tef
patient endurance in the hope t.at't retunihg sece
of Justice would restore friendly relations, ana ela
Die the people of the two sections 10 dwell 'ooeth"r
in unity and peace.
He Stated tlat il his opini II the oulh had al
ready exhausted every measure eopsiStent WIN non
or, a.al that !, the duty oi North Carolina TO
look the danger full in the face and as peace
measure to withdraw from Union aud unite her
fortunes with her sister Stntes OF the south IN
formation OF a Southern to.I~ue"1cy
He spoke Of the position, the power, the wealth
of Soutilcrn Conf eracy. aud is apil'ty 10 sustain
y Sc..aratI Government, t.t tte coutnrrn States
alo ue furnish three fourth oft.c revenue OF the gene
ral Government, AN. ca tl:a Is Withdrawn anu
expended i'll the develope.lt"- OF 'no resources oI
:hc South, he predicted career OF greatness 'l'
glory uaI tr4!ied.
lie made a powerful ;ireu.na.t III favor OF the
l"ctrne of stats !: shtS All showed ConcirSFtiy
rom the debates oi tue Contention which framed
.fsnl
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-23
IREroRTED FOR THE NORTH cAEoltS.AS.l
SOUTHERN RIGHTS MEETING IN FAY
ETTENILLi

AT the request of many citizens Of Fayetteville
Robt- Strange, ESQ, delivered speech in defence
Of Southern Rights at the Fayetteville Hai on Sat
urday evening last.
At an early hour the Hall was filled to overflow
ing and the Ladies of Fayetteville by their presenc
and other tokens of approval so we'd their apprec!a
ton and devution the cause of 5 ,uthern hshtS
the same PATRIOTS i'll exists which animated IN,
Matron's of the Revolution.
The speaker was Introduced to the audience b!
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-23
PEACE tONGRLoS.

The Committee appointed for the purPoes by tie
paac. Congress- have agreed upon the proposition
,,op0scd bv MIR. Guthrie, of Kentucky. 1t estaLlls-
,cs involuntary selsituie in territory South of SO
:, T.c Committee cxuect TO repots to-day, but
tle hope is entertal ed that Congress will authorize
It's submission to TIC people.