The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-07-17


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sell 20 aosta,n IRON any poilticai dt,.on-
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vate citizen. ~ was only a Few uays,
however, before an ADDRESS apPearsu =
9 newspaper az OrlzaDa, agneo ~
Santa Anna, dealing with the Poii.lcal
Questions OF the nour, and setting Iortn
the services which the writer nad r en-
dered to Mexico, out counseilhg, ~ tne
same time, wiling obedience TO the
Empire. AS this address was regarded
as constituting q violation OF the piedge
Santa Anna had gwen not TO meddie
in any way with pubic affairs, ne was
ordered BY Marshal Bazaine forthwith
to leave Mexico, which ne accordingly
did, going tirst to Havana, and after
ward to st. Thomas. At the latter
place ne resided TIL early N 1900, wnen
ne came, quite Unexpectedly, 70 Inc
United States, landing IN New York.
He subsequently, took up his residence
at Elizabethport in New Jersey, from
which place he issued an address to the
Mexican people, the princlpai features
OF which were the attack 1t made upon
the Liberal party in Mexico, and the
offer of his services to assist IN deliver
ing Mexico from the state OF anarchy
and misery INTO winch she naa oeen
plunged. TO TINS address the Mexican
equo Q! New ork poonsned q rePiy'
protesting against ms interference with
Mexican AFFAIRS. he also Pald ylslti
to washington, with a view. IT was
rqmored at the time, OF inducing the
oniteo o'ates government so assis1 nun
y W .9 ll ,s1 anu money N es.aois,hu
L ! government IN MeAlcosoi Wnicn
ne snoulo De nead. LIS more recent
movements .a iiuse pe iresp - 9ne ieIoi.
the opportunity for which ne had long
waited of intervening in the affairs of
his country, and urging his claims to
be the chief director of her affairs, had
at length arrived, he left this city few
weeks ago in the steamer Virginia, in
tending to land at Vera Cruz, and,
taking advantage of the unsettled state
OF things in Mexico, to get up a revolu-
ton in his own. favor. The sequel is
soon told. He landed at Vera Cruz on
the 4th OF June, but was Immediately
compelled to reenbark, and the Vir-
gina then left for the port of Sisal.-
On reaching that place he was seized
by the Liberals, tried by court martial,
and sentenced to be shot as traitor to
his country. The sentence, it appears,
has been carried into effect, and this
man, who, winning renown as brave
and patriotic soldier, became afterward
apolitical adventurer of the worst type,
has, in his old age, fallen a victim to
his Unsuitable thirst for power.
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cai oooh-Dook' 1n'i'ieu tne IKE
Sookery, OF hoWi managed my taDie
lot WE'VE years. II IS ior sale at the
DpoA p,eres, ana we nope VIII De
pau i1u Vu1 Ts ~. aouse- wives
a,iu INCONSISTENCIES. ~ los ll .lie fAu'hors
l q TI ss MANI 2 Jew eAIracts;
az MI Z = W. mis1aken no.lon AZ
e.ie - oisa Z anu a',es'' aoouG TIE oomes-
tlc me s Oh oo1Snefners, southern women
esPeclally Inc common laea is, that
we are en'ireiy oestlIgte OF prac1icai
=; Anom ieuge VI nousenoi M analfs. Inns
Is gfeas S mistake. Inc contrary Is
!rue. q ooulhern woman must know
now 10 prepare any olsn, ior she nnds
no Iooks nlaue 70 oroei' tney must De
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3So"hs anu 0i'les; uo noG nase 20 dePena
on .ne'i yMn SKI, lo 3sa 'ne aellcacles OF
housewives, even In our larger towns
and cities, all do; and Northern WIS.,
itors- stand aghast at the amount of
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store-rooms, and ills dIf1lcnlt to con.