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MR. Enron LIN casting about for a candidate to
represent old Chatham in the Legislature, we know
OF no one who has stronger claims than G. P. Moore.
Esq. Mr.. Moore is q Conservative "after the strait
est sect and can be depended on in every relation
IN life He is plain farmer, but possesses sound
Judgment and excellent common sense He has
done his full part in this war, In the way of prov-
ding Tor the families of our soldiers. He has good
nil and plantation Haw rIver and is now selling
corn to the destitute at So per bushel and -four at
half price Many talk but Mr. Moore aets.
We trust he will consent to be candidate. His
election is certain if he will agree to run.
MANY VOTERS
June TO- 1864
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w Department, Raleigh, June 9, lt64.-P am now
prepared exchange Cotton Yarn for Wool upon the fol-
lowing TERMS viz:
bunch of Yarn for three pounds washed Wool and
one bunch for four pounds unWashed.
Agents have been appointed to make the exchange at
ne fPlo~'3g places; 0xoLd, IaT9orS, hnstEn Sa.ne
vile Roxb1ro Asheville, HtsbOIo LOuisburg Fayette
vile Coleraiu, and at this place.
Persons Shipping wool to this place will please mark
the packages who they FROM and the cotton yarn will
be forwarded Immediately.
hope the people will patriotcay respond TO the above
notice. the woo. is for clothing the N. c. Troops.
II. a. D0WD, A. @ N, N. G. A.
June l6, 1884 29-5t.
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sell to him, the Governor; he, Mr.. Pennington,
would be retained as foreman of the office and
thus saved from conscriptonl Mr.. P. refused to
SELL whereupon the Conservative was established.
If Gov. Vance denies this statement, it can be
nrnved bv Mr. Richardson.
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HNSTON COUNTY.-WE ARE AU.
- ih"rlzIt and requested 10 announce the following
gentlemen aS tha Conservative candidates represent the
cnuntY "f Johnston in the next General Assembly;
For the Senate-FHOS. D. SNEAD, ESQ
For The Conimons-W. G. BANKS and W. A. SMITH,
This ticket was selected by the Reserves from Johnston
IN camp at i"ldsboro and by meeting OF the citi-
zens remaining at home held at Smth6ed on the 2sh Of
MAY These gentlemen will esuppored bv all true Con-
servatives They endorse the platform of Vice President
Stephens GOV. Brown and W W. Holden and if elected
will do all they can to procure early and honorable
peace. s..' J.. -.
June q 1884. a5-td
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GRANVILLE CouNTY.-IN CoMPLI-

GRANVILLE COUNTY.-IN COMPLJ.
~ ance with solicitations l caunot disregard, ! an
the voters of Granville that my name is before
them for election seat in the Commons branch oil the
Legsature and that solicit their Albt aah
am Conservative Though not ultrast) shall make
party pledges consider it the duty of legislator
oegslate with eye to the honor and welfare of the State
and the best interests of the people and mt the Wisks3
V a party RICH. w. HARRIS.
June 3D. 1864. 2S-tepd.
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ITO THE soLDLERs AND CITIZENS

TKNO THE SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS
Il (VOTERS) OF NASH COUNTY, announce my
self candidate for a seat in the House of Commons
at the ensuing election in August As it will be i'm
possible for to see you all between and the first
Thursday in August take this method OF making known
to you my principles and views" am in favor of an
honorable peace it possibly be obtained
and think that efforts should ha been made long ago
stop this cruel, bloody and desolatiug war
was never secessiOnist-always opposed those who
said secession would be peaceabe, if had they
wOnd pay the expenses with ten cents and wipe up all
tA blood with d pOcket-handkerchief l am not one of
"the last dollar and hast gentry. thought and
still think the people have the right to hold meetings
consult together for the promotion Of their interests
lam opposed to the SuSpeiO the aOt of h1Gsus corpus
and Lacng the aCOle SOer Of the country in the hands Of
In short am Conservative of the straitest
Conservative and peace man If you elect me promise
not vary hairs breadth from the principles of the
great and growing and glorious Conservative party.
Your humble servant and friend,
JAMES D. MATTHEW'S.
Jupe g. 1861 27-te
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n. -rh AND ALBEHARhE.-W leIrn that ow-
g,.s, we heavy Iains the attendance at Liber,v.
@orI t' 5 On Saturday last, was not as full a> it
"a, O'uer~lse have been. Dr. Thomas Black
and n.y.. Gu upon as the candidate for the Senate,
IN b. ss'S, Jordan and Ashworth for the Commons
|Conss,vo,,Ph. These gentlemen are tried and true
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We nave seldom witnessed a more malicious or
CTardly attack than that made in the Conservative
'As City OF the 14th instant, on Mr.. Pennington,
'ae FT0greSs. Gov. Vance tried to buy Mr. Pen
lASt0n and failing to do so, he ridlculed him in
+ Speech in this City as a vender of lemonade in
oFcus &c. This slander-for there is no truth
Tue Statement-was started by John Spelmsn,
!" the Governor has shown himself, in repeating
aa apt scholar of that scurrilous blackguard.-
lls' Jat son of old Mr. Pennington would serve
&c country better by selling lemonade than in any
uS' capacity" says this organ of Gov. Vance.
Dy 'nls allusion to the venerable old man who is
ssn every day on our streets, and at the Progress
l.ce' with his honest countenance and his gray
[IS' Is there nothing too sacred to be besmear-
I " the dirty pens of these grovelling mercena-
~ " nat has Mr.. Penningtous father done, or
1I'''sd to 90, that he should be dragged into the
feTspapers?
-"F 'run IS, Gov Vance is responsible for all this
personal abuse. He began it in his Fayetteville
Il '''u' and has continued it in all his speeches
:: uaS set his followers the example of repeating
Ers. S conversations and indulging in low person
Like master like man." Eavesdroppers,
k,fona mercenaFeS, retailers Of private CONVEX
kf5s, anu aSSalIants Of inoffensive old men No
%;. 9'a'S IN the Conederacy is infested with such
E5sv I tI co lar as we are concerned we scorn and
h. %e'n ne al. Let them do their worst We ask
Fie,,r" ~ Oads BY the aid of generous hearted,
IS9,Sving and loyal people We shall beat thesl
|tsr GT next and then they will fawn on us as
~"n On GOV. Vance. But nc KNOW them.
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,-,,,oyr CnSyENrEoN.- New York
yors late date contains full account OF the
,..n convention at Baltimore, that nominated
lincoln ard Andrew johnson for Presi-
-, Woo President. The States of Maine,
T1,nrsbirc Vermont, Massachusetts,, Rhode
!, ronpeeticut, New York, New Jersey, Penn
-, Delaware, Maryland louisiana, Arkan-
Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
,;r,D Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, California,
20. Wost Virg MIA, Kansas, Nebraska, Colora-
ID NaVada are reported as having been repre-.
81 in the Convention; and 427 votes were cast
iocoIn. and the vote Of Missouri, p, for Gen.
r The vote for Vice President was johnson
Dickinson H. Hlmlin g.
he Herald says the first resolution Of the plat
demands the suppression Of the rebellion oy
% of arms: the second declares against any COM
mise with armed rebels, except on condition oil
unconditional surrender; the third insists
slavery be extirpated from the soil OF the Unit
S,otas and calls for a constitutional amendment
bot END. the fourth thanks the soldiers and
I ors for their services; the fifth approves Lin
IS emancipation proclamation; the seventh de-
ris full protection to the soldiers Of the Union
hout regard to color the ninth goes for Pacific
troad; the tenth pledges the national faith for
redemption of the public debt; and the eleventh
FLARES for the Monroe doctrine.
NE have published elsewhere the letter OF accep-
lee Of John C. Fremont, the nominee of the more
lical republicans
hhe Democratic National Convention will meet at
licago on the 4th day of July. Gen. Mcclellan
D probably be nominated for the Presidency.
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a UCrIoN SALES, SATURDAY, JUNE 1s

"A ON1AON Sa LGS3 CA mn SONsH 80
N lSs4.-Wi be sold at TOwes' Auction and Com
mission Store sale to commence at 10 O'Clock
One ne young Horse only years old, rides splenddy
and draws well in harness.
One fine Bpggy with harness complete.
One fine Suky, good as new.
One Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machine, in complete
cr.er.
Ore new Timed Safe with Cupboard attached
Fair brown Sugar by the barrel or in quantity to Sut
families
New Rice by the bag or less quantity.
Cotton Yarns broad Sheetings fine gun powder, black
pepper, hardware, wedding hoes and other goods
On Friday 1Gh previous sale OF ReadEmade Oio'nng'
Ladies Dress gods and fapcy artic eA
Jas. II. T0WLES, Auct.
June l6, 1854 % .
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GNHATHAM UNTY..AWE ARE RE.
~ quested to announce THOMAS B. LONG Esq, as q
candidate to represent the people Of Chatham the SEN
ate of the next Legislature Mr. Long true Conserve
tive.
June l3, 1854. 2s-td.
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ToTHE VOTERS OF MOORE AND

NULH HUT KS OF INQUIRE AND
IL MONTGOMERY.-Ia announce myself candidate to
represent the people of Moore and Montgomery Counties
in the next Senate of NorthCarlius- Ny principles are
Conservative alter the straest Sect aud we'll known
to all who know shall explain them fully at
the proper time J. A. BARRETT
Carthage, May 5th, 1854. It'd
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BLOCKADE GOODS JUST RECEIVED
Id the fullowiug desirable gods which are offered at
private sales: Beautiful English Tweed and French Cas-
smere double width fine Irish Linen and Birdeye Da-
per; Oreandi Muslus Cacoes, Spool Thread ButtonA,
Chiidren's Balf Huses and Cotton Haudkerchiefs
Superior Black Pepper and Day and Martins celebrated
Backing ,,
D0MESTICS.
new supply Of "A and e Sheetings, Striped and
-l : OO"' 0'''- JAS, u. T0WLES, Ag't
June 10, 1854. .-s.-. f-- w.
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HAYWOOD COUNTY, RESPECTFUL.
y as candidate to represent them in the H6use of Com
mons Of the next General Assembly an a Conserva-
tive of the original PANEL JOHN a. Estes
June 16 SIT 90 "a
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DUNAWAY.-KUNAwAY Fket lAeHE

HI subscribers plantation miles souSelaxst of
Raleigh, negro boy named HENRY. He is about five
feet two three Inches high bright muatto bushy he
and two fingers Ot his right hand-ihe oreinger mid
die fnger-haye been badly He is about twenty
years of age.
Henry nay be aiming to get TO the enemy. liberal
reward will be paid for hts delivery me- for cOn6nIng
him 50 that Gao get bin sgain
Raleigh, June l6, 1854 2g-n
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Gov. VANCE IN CHARLoTrE.-Our gallant towns
mt q, j. L. Morehead, ESQ.,, had the honor of enter.
tai ling tue Governor and suite while in this place.
W.. learn that the Governors son, "a chip of the
ole, block" about nine year of age, accompanies his
fat aer.- Char Bulletin.
so Gov. Vance carries travelling suite with
him This travelling suite consists we suppose, of
on {. or more of the "Shade Aids" who are now
dr.. wing forage fuel Communication for rent: &c, all
To be paid lor by the State, for services they are
not performing Mothers, sisters, wives and aged
fat iers cannot 60 to Richmond or Petersburg to
lock after their MANNED and mutiated loved ones,
be ,ause all the railroad transportation facilities are
rec uired to do the work of the government but
Go '. Vance can have special trains for himself
anil suite and excursion schedules are gotten up
for the special accommodation of his admirers who
wa 1t to hear him speak. We beg. the people to
rer member these things.-PrOgress
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The news from Mexico is favorable to MaximilliaE
He has probably arrived in Vera Cruz, having lett
Madeira on the 20th May.
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Among tie minor operations by WHICH Grant
seeks 10 relieve his own desperate fortunes, the
principal present. is directed against Lynchburg.
That seems to be the focus of several convergng
movements, with their auxiliary raidng parties.
Hunter, with Averill and Cook, advanced upon
it by way of Staunton and the West. A body Of
cavalry was meanwhile thrown across into Nelson,
where it appeared on Monday, to destroy commun
cation with Charlottesville by breaking the railroad
The party was small, as we stated yesterday, and
it is thought to have done but small damage. This
same body on yesterday, crossed the James river
below Lynchburg to Petersburg, at or near Con-
cord depot about thirteen miles from Lynchburg
Here they cut the wires, but the connection was
renewed in half an hour after they left
An official dispatch from LynchbIrg. received
late yesterday afternoon, says that the radng par
ty above referred to, had appeared at Campbell G.
H. This indie ,tes that they are swinging around
Lynchburg and attempting to reach tho Virginia
and Tennessee railroad. Another report says that
some of the raiders have appeared in Prince Ea-
ward, probably with vain designs on the High
Bridge near FArmvile.-RicbmOnd Sentinel.
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We deeply regret to state that Gen. LeoHidas Polk
s struck by cannon ball on the 14th instant, =,
instantly killed. He was on the field of battle
|me twenty miles west of Atlanta, IN company
iih Gen. johnson and other officers. Gen. Polk
s native of this City His death will be gen.
billy and deeply deplored. He was gentleman
da Christian, and true soldier Of the South.
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his o., pfeme Court of this State, in session in
Etate TS, :, uAS made the following appointments
.itcbf,5 5''',an' Oliver II. Perry. Marshall, James
Reporter, Patrick H. Winston.
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n,od compositors can find steady employ
-. the Standard office.
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We learn that The "Paroled Prisoner" who has
BEN writing Ealsehoods about US in the Fayette-
PIE 0bssreeT, is a Captain in the service who
|dodgedab0ut" q good deal after he was exchanged
fd that he has brother who ought to be in the
Esr, but does not go. We thought as much. In
ne cases cut of ten, when you hear man abusing
le Standard you may set him down as specula-
Or detective, or government officer, or a
fuiker, or of one of Gov. Vance's shade officers
|hO are buying their necessaries and luxuries at
pTernment prices while the families of the sol
FeFS are suffering for food and clo;hlng.
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XNE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w COL W. H. A. SPEER. of the 28th N c Troops
candidate at the election the lst Thursday in August
next to represent the people of the counties of Yadkn
Surry Aeghanny, Ashe end Watauga in the Senate in
the next Legislature of North. Carolina.
May IL, 1854. l9-tdpd.
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ca sUALTIEs IN CAPT. MANLYs BATTERY.-We
have been shown private letter from a member
of tt Artillery Company commanded by Capt
Mani of this city, from which we get the follow
ing: Killed Lit Joseph Payne and private L. Luke
Lassiser; wounded Lit s. NJ. Dunn, slightly; pr-
vate aenry Crenshaw, dangerously and fallen into
the hands of the epemy; corporal W. A. Weldon,
slis hty private Hyman Mayo, slightly in leg; Jno
Kr ight severely in face and arm private j. s. At
kiI son, slight in face neck and shoulders; Allison
Sp kes and CorpL Cummings, slightly-PrOgreSs.
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SUPREME CoURE-The following applicants hav
re, eived licenses from the Supreme Court now ii
ses sion in this City, to practice in the County
Co arls:
James G. Gilmer, Surry County.
Edward Hines, Craven County.
William NJ. Coleman, Cabarrus County.
Albert NJ Boozer, South Carolina.
And the following in the Superior Courts:
Nicholas L. Williams Yadkin County,
Joseph NJ Morehead;. Guiford County.
John q. GiImer, SuIry County.
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Hon. w. A. Graham.
eBN Progress please copy.

The progress of this revolution has developed no
nobler Roman than the gentleman whose name heads
this article. Modest and unassuming but firm
and decided he is never silent when the rights and
liberties of the citizen in danger.
We quote. the following from the Senate proceed
ings of "Wednesday last:
Mr.. Watson, of Miss, introduced bill to amend
the act to establish military Refer ed to the
Military Committee.
Mr.. Graham, of n. c., presented the resolutions
Of the Legislature of North Carolina relative to the
writ Of ha6eds corpus, conscrption and commercial
regulations which read laid upon the table and
ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Graham said that concurriEg as he did in
the opinion express By the General Assembly on
the important topics embaced in these resolutions
be had anticipated their desire contained in the
resolution first read. At an early day OF the ses-
sion he had introduced bill, which passed this
body to relieve the States from the stringent reg
! uations of the Treasury Department made by them
and which in his ogn State had operated so bene6
cially to her soldiers in the field and the support
Of the armies of the Confederate States.
He had also taken occasion to express in this body
his objections to the act denominaed an act to sus-
pend the privileges of the writ of hdbeas corpus,
which, in fact far transcends the object desgnared in
its title. lie concurred likewise in the opinion of
the Legislature to the act declaring all males be-
tween the ages Of seveteen and eighteen, and forty
five and fifty years, to be in the military service
during the war. In the few days which RENAME ed
of the present session. he deemed it useless bring
| forward any measure on the subject, but believed
it would require the serious revision of Congress.
He thought the drain of men and boys required by
this act from their industrial pursuits the Of
families and educational improvement would not
be compensated for by any service they could rem
der in the field. He moved that the resolutions be
laid on the table and printed which was agreed to.
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''t D'sue'ate Congress adjourned on Monday
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. THO THE PEOPLE OF RUTHERFORD
II AND POLK Citizens, l
candidate to represent the people of Ruth
ertOrd and Polk in the House of Commons of the next
Conservative "after the straitest sect" am for
honorable peace BY negotiations and bold that is the
duty of the representative to be verued by The will of his
constituents If elected will do all in my power to
you and and brave soldiers and to secure hOnor
Bile peace JAMES w. ADAMS.
June II, 1864. 26-tdpd
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nAvIDSON COUNTY.-WE ARE AU.
kK ihorizad 10 announce LEWIS HANES, Esq
candidate represent the people of Davidson County in
the House of Commons of the next General Assembly.
May l9; 1854. 2l-td.
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TEIO THE VOTERS OF CHATHAM COUN-
TY.-I take this method of informing my friends and
the public that dae for the Office of Sheriff in
the said County Ny principles truly Conservative
and will feel under many obligations for the support of
permit p SNIPES.
New Hope June s, 1864. 28-8tpd.
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r,cu:FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1854.

o,irc Ticket for Wake County,
SENATE:
WILLIE D. JONES.
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FOR SALE.

In Front Of SpaRn y Nmih RedI Esldte OyD1ce,
Opposite Odd Ftiions' Hall.
FyOUR TWENTY ACRE LOTS. BEING PARTS OF
Section %, To~n 10, Range East, Marion County,
Indans situated miles south Of the City
Indianapolis, adjoining the Madison Pike Most Of the
fre-wood and of the timber has been cut OF.
beautiful grove Of about three has
been reserved, aud there IS timber ON all the lots
except No. !.
land is well calculated By soil and position for
either k-ysrd, gardening private resde nee pur
poses The land will be sold in lots for plat OF which
see handbills The lots adjon each other and will
gether make COED farm.
TEkns--one- down. the balance in six and twelve
months
Farther particulars NAV Re sscertained Of ether Geo.
NaxfeId Reginald H. Hall. John :. Spann, either
o. the under gnec, OF before the day IF ale.
The tract appears on the County Maps in the Of
Mary Demott.
Sale positive and without reserve Title perfect.
sPANN SMITH,
feb22-dtrn7 Real Estate Agents. indianapolis.
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From New YORK

NV YORK. March "A New Orleans letter
to the World says:
The French have evacuated Puebla Cordova.
Jaapa and Orisea for lack of men to garrison
them
The Mexican army under Araga is said TO be
he 10000. 1t is umored that he had been de-
featei by Gen baztn
Large trains OF cotton are arriving daily at
Mattamoras from Texts
The gunhoat A,sarc went to sea from Wash
ington yesterday. Her supposed destiny is the
Pacific
Brig. Gen. Barry, Inspector of Artillery. has
been relieved from artillery duties ut Washing
ton and ordered To report 20 Grant.
Capts Sawyer and Finn. who were sentenced
to death at Richmond in retaliation for the hang
ing by Gen. Butler OF two rebe spies, have been
exchanged
The Posts Washington special of March Sd,
saws:
One ofthe frs, results of Grants promotion to
the Lieutenant Generalship will be important
changes in the Arny OF the Potomac.
A special 10 the Advertiser dated " Washington
March 3. saws
naval court-msrtial. Of which Admiral
Gregory i to be President. to assemble here on
the 9Th of March, tcr the trial of Com Wilkes ON
numerous charges connected with his command
of the West lndit squadron and his subsequent
correspondence with the Secretary of the Navy
Ii i stated that the ues loan is 10 ne given
out through the National Banks instead of pri
vate bankers as Was at first intended
The arrival here Yesterday of Admiral Dahl
gren has given rise - report that he Is 10 bs
relieved OF command OF the feet off Charleston
There is no foundation whatever for such re-
mort
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sen TE-

Mr.. Davis introduced au amendment to the
Joint resolution to amend the Constitution, pro-
vlding that no person whose mother grand
mother is a negro shall be entitled to the benefit
of citizenship also. that the States OF Maine and
Massachusetts shall constitute State TO be
called East New England; that Vermont, y. H..
Rhode Island and Connecticut constitute another
to be called West New England. Ordered to be
printed
Mr. Wilson introduced the joint resolution Of
the House for the continuance of the payment of
bOuntes until April /. as reported from the Mill
tary Committee, with "A letter from the Secretary
of War recommending that it be Immediately
passed.
The resolution was passed without amend
ment.
The bill to prevent military and naval officers
from Interfering in elections, was called up in
order
Mr.. Powell addressed the Senate at length
Several memorial petitions &c, were presen-
ted, including resolutions from the Missouri Leg
islature in favor of extending bounties to April
LIST.
Mr. Powell condemned the interference by
military with elections Saying We were the only
people who would tolerate il, and held the Presi
dent responsible for all such niringements upon
local laws OF the States.
Adjourned