The Greensborough patriot [May 16, 1856]

              VOL. A'VIL GREENSBO&OUGH, X. C, MAY 10, 185G. NO. 882:
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ritorial Legislature aro to lie chosen. This Leg-
T , ,. islature to be commenced in tb .• month following
|i'j M. b. Ml Kl WOOD. LV-M^f0"- A;'f^j»"« Torrid which have been irregularly hlled are tone vaca-
Ajneiicanism—Henry Clay. to the view, against those whom they accused of I
Weinvif!attention to th I following coramuni- ".'appointing theui. Wliiggery vied it» own'
cation from Mr. iJotl , which, wit'i'the extract '*■**■ .
i his, then, it ar-pears- was the ori'_i:i of Salive
I'm with you again-
BY GEORGE p. MORHIS.
:aUver- have the people of Kiun to take a licsb. atari I,,, [!aVc \ „ to c.sl.b^h .'i-. V^y's v.ews in re- , ««•«» vote /or Mr. Folk.
ii, iLe right path. , Luiva to .,.-.• l.'ativc Aiuericanpaityci i - i i; ::ni '-Thus it will be seen tliai whatever may ho the
"•"TKS. 1 ii; . by iufoiti.ee, to show that il bo were now alive S""'''y "f the nW, the ofitmsivei.rt.i of ihewlor,
From the Wilmington Herald, April 30. his syuipuihii a:,u juetguiMit would lead hiui to "'" *""7'c ••/(he foot, the turn of the tJu'n, or the
American Meeting in Wilmington. .' eo-oj-erato with ■:•■ ; re ,•; t Am tie iu party. I <''•"->" ''<'«•< o/'< ./.,#• that attaches to the American
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:! ', ;' ;: ,.i ;.:. ,„ ho knew well, and paid a deserved nib- lu»J'^pressed will, the magnitude oi me evil ■
■ :. ;•:.:, intellectual aud 1 worth, and •"*»«»» "•« necessity f..r tm.t org!»,.:fali..,,, w., EfiuCilion and Occupation
•.::•::• ;■ ;.,.:,, j for Iho ic-pcct.vc .!..■.» M- ».i.i.-J. '-^'-;!f«.;e hc..„.!-»i..« n=t .,.-p >.;..,.,:....■ i.,r, • I , , i •
. -..I..:-' i.1l.. .v ..l.i.a.v. i !i en - :t,,u,p 'i■,;, i,b,i.;ir,,1.'iii.'i.i,d; s li'C cltctioii o! .Mr. Cla> created a natural desuc. U is stated that ol the sis hundred and six
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' '".': ', ': ' ' '^'.1 u ,,l", r ^i.,.i, 1 >i. «..! have it in my , ,„„• t„ r-movc : ^ . ]. ' '" ; ^' f^i ,"ur «' » reader Write,
- ! v caocd upon. .IOII it-r.i,nded ai i..u<li lci.uih, J I | ali. lllUr huu.iicd, or nearly bixty per cent, ol
,.,.| with m-„e that, hi, n>ual ah.l.ty and bo»cr ; ;; ; ';•',' '",;'t;^ ,,;. ;•;.:. °* i the .tire number, have M Iradi " This brief
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Since last, with spirits wild and free,
I pressed my native strand,
I re wandered many miles at son,
And many miles on lam).
I've seen fair realms ol the earth
By rude commotion torn.
W hieh taught me how to prize the worth
Of that where I was born.
In other countries, when 1 heard
1 he language of my own.
How fondly each familiar word
kwokc an answering tone !
Hut when our woodland songs were suns
I pon a foreign mart,
The rows that faltered on the tongue
With" rapture thrilled the heart !
My native l.,nd, I turn to you,
\\ itli blessings and with prayer,
Where man is brave and Woman true
And free as mountain air,
Lwg may our flag in triumph wo-.e
Agamst the world combined,
And (fiend: a welcome—foes a grave,
Within our borders find.
•.. the resolution iutruduc.' i by a .' ■■
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From ilm Lyncliburg Virginian.
James flu^lianan-
Ma. lit (IIA.N.W has been at la.t permitI 1 to
t!ts st..\ii:av sii>ii:nsi.Ts.
In lslfl at a meeting i#> bm^atter, he report-ed
resolutions favoring resistance to the extension
ol Slavery,.and thjadmi-'n . ibe S an ,.| Mis-souri
a> a Slave Slate
. !:1 1:;:: "•' "'■'•' • i'■• ' ■ . i Berks
Louiity. saying that In. .i.., .,: ,.,,i.,n,.-e bad
given p aeetotbe i .... v.. .,...; i|,,.t instead uj
repealing it be was i.. l.ivor ol its cxteasion and
inainteuanec.
I.: I s.-, i i„ a lctur t.. Col. F.iruey, niokiaf
over the settlement of the slavery agitation by the
passage o| tbe Comprouiise Measure.- during Fill-inures
Aduiinistration, and hoping that before a.
dissolution of the Union be might be gatheiwd t.i
In his lathers, and never be permitted to witMSS
the sad catastrophe.
[p 1HM he wrote to Mr. I..-akc. of Virginia.
eonceruinz rillmore'a Compromise .Measures of
IK-jo. which had been passed by Cousreaa, and
said. " that the volcano has been extinguished
and the man wh.. would apply the firebrand to
the combustible uiaterials .-n!i remuning »ii'
produce an eruption t|n( „jil uVCrwhe!m the
loiiMitution and tlie L'uion."
Itll'M.N.tX's LABI SOMKBSET.
Oili the -Nhol iVeemoer, Is.. ,. ..,,„„ lhr00
inmiths« Mr. Buchanan, in a letter to John
..lub II, ol l.om..;,n.,,says : •• i|lc. Missouri Com.
pi-miscis- p.,,0, and gone lorever. It has de-parted
Retime for it hj, passed away, and
■ the best, nay. the only mode now lelt ol .,„„„,.,
do»CH the fanatical andreckless spirit ofthe North
w to adhere to the existinp settlement without
Ibe shehtes. ihaO-fct o,•appearance of Wavering,
and without regarding any storm which may L
raised agaiuat it. J
WHAT JACKSOS AMI FOLK THOUGHT OP litM.
j I he Washrngt,.,, corus^.ndent of the New
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Which he say., ,„, be proud by unquestionable
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«.KI, ihi... that he w,s ready it a pro;cr time ''ec ""! .lur'"^ a.[\ h»J- ;l"" t,,us
1 •" use ul f««b..a"s case the d^p.lays of admiration vc - 'fuently ,,. ,..|| Jackson tba, >V< ' T i"'
tuhich he thought for rea>o..s aligned Stad not f0"™ '! !'" ' .. '.h°1 ^'^ V"** U'"",\ "'« "-"e witnessed nuy be supped to relate n„,v •. .ailn-r hard r,.l, as I.,,, |n,)„)Z 1 '' '"
jrtarriv«l,)tu cooperate with limn, in tiuir "".""^ Kr?1 ° li,B 0|"" * Vniieiiti.irv ted the to the future than the past. It i t tW he has elected il-r tec**,. „ N., ... , '^ , J"
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ddi.sh and io read Mr i.,;u.vr I'*!«'l it ha., and continue to make assetsious irom ^ " *H"« *■ '"• t '"'tj • rather n. ted for a certain ph.:bihty oi principles , «*w«J '■■ -Haunt ... which, ^ Secretary of Stale
c epk"^dtla adires,:Tut ,l,c ^8" P^hlio... It seem, to me lest, « r^a- .T.Cf^«*•!»"« »««U *" regarded . wh^c!. has o..abk;d him t«, adapt hi,nself wi tit H- ^tfCi- lail-l I M.pport the ,..|kv of Vb al
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",,.', ,V i I- ri..", Lr' ; wuaiaei. .,il..i,- ' | tnu, t.,e l.r.-t .st.[. to succ6ss iu Me. But the that <|is out chann. Is fbr the mind of „ , eoplc : »«*h .I'll.**, measures he was known to,L ,'
,"'7 '■'•-••-:•'■"«'• --'; ;■-" * ; "' u,, ,, . . f, ,i(!1|rt|fl ,,,.n ; •:,„.:;• w. delay, the guater will bethediffiouhy. it J«rs belter suited him, like a Sandwich swi.n-, |—iJ to the wishes of Mr IVlk "''
1 ; •'-■'••'• " • '" '■:;•- .;_ .. . ; . .,.',.,,.. ihe old and cxporieiiced cannot encoantcr idle- mer, to mount the wave" and be borne onward I.i __^__^_
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,.,,.,,,,„... , i *.•';'".•■'. , ' I snil.l.f.elii.e. Oeel.l*lio!l U the great safe- bulk of his I«rty. A I'.nnsvlvania p;M, r". ,1,, '. •,n"t •'"*•■ ''M--" ■' . ' heleadery.i.,.1 un.eru,,,.
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::".." -' it m:.kes him usci'jl and independent. He feels ' JVMKS l: i HAW,.. S s'. ,.::.-[: I.>.
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' ' -. ■: ■»■■ acunty v...unba,. ' \ \;'".'/' .-'■'■ "«i«-i»-liM •■ - md .o ,,..-. ^.^ ^u^ibuten something to the well-being piiihal coat as often as James Nucl.auan. He ■»»••«• her L-wi-rs Not jauisfieij *i,|, uniW|,
UM:I every mcasuiedtu ..no. d ^ ' ; " ' •-"'■". e,;:,e,..;.:,;! v.;ih I „;..,.,.;,,._ x ,;10 rc:..| powers, mental and ha-, espoused the priiieiplcs of eve y party that '"•-■' ■ '[ •''■''■■ "•;.■"■ ■; =•"■• '- tit. -, U,-y irouhf,
•'■ lie ....... :r.i ihe ,,. ' I ■ ' . . ph-ftieal," can ne.-er be fully known, until called i n:'s ''ad an exigence emce the memorable Hart- '" ?'• '"> l««y maligiiiiy, and M cure a triumph
'"«>'oratoi.s to meet Lim it, ''".",."' ":':' "?* "; *'"*? rcn"!,a I into plav by some, ciuergciiey ol professional life f««l Convention, and has been on ullsidcsof po- b> ••■c""*!"--, Mir up luiu-r s'rifo bctwi.u thu
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ii...i-.. beany app,au,e. "' " • l b ',.... ,, ,y :..:., humir. J i,.^,.^ „,' „*:ip laen who are permitted to A brief relarenoo fo his histo7 u ill establish '»' "••'% he cheeked, and her bright hope,
. usol Laving i-iicd cutireijr to f^fu t-V ' ^ - ° e • "'^ "! '' ,:'' il.r',! eiov up with false no.^mS of position, influence conclusivelyWr assertions. '•' '"'""; »<ivam-ement dimmed, at 1, .., foj a
iu^uei-.il..sa.l.,.i.-.b!e .speech, but b,pe to "^. *• 'at lL»-*»«»« Al- ■«>-= I-.«: i.l'f, I, j i ,. , a._ j v;!|:,.-,,. t0 t\,eir ,,,,,,., when FEOKR1MSV j "'»«• Aw.y with sue , suicidal ,ud selfish p.,1,-
:.,..,•-!,■:-,,:.:,., ai a,.,,,,,-ti,.c. ^' ' .'•» « »" Aiuuihaii tr-;,...,,,, mn, |.3Va • , •■ ,., u; j .j^15^ ,!lcy •■ "j"™" "S,; ' . ey ;.ud purposes I Let the puriutie ofali parries
dob., A. llak.r, lis-p, w„- next MiSiJ ujwuj^^d, hud iu e-rc.:i w,.h ,i.e /> w„ ,«/,- ave bee wast ,« Ibe b->3t years of their youth i r '/ rT'^r'.'i t V" V"" ""' '"""T ,to"P ,,,eir »"J of co»de.uuati0„
ri, , •...!.:•.. :.v Johnson el I'cuiiessee, was *-,r "■ ' :'' • f lh« .' ■"'•"'!•'<•• •"•."•» '- -p t'.. lisui-1 n„, 1- ";•'.. „■ . .' .,:,;;,,.' u ,., „ democratic candidate and afterwards one ..I the , ...lite ■» the breasts of Eastern men against their
.,....n,i,,ve,vi,sue, and was ruined by ' '•.;■;■ i—-. ;;■;■ ;;-■ ;-. , ^^,. , L^u'^K^ ,,,.,,... '.•;«:,•' " ^^ « :'—.•• '»-, -, « a period
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I nut come up to the calculations if its author.— An Fngli.-h jemrnal, the J'.riiiannia, has on
[ 'I he A.ai.. ii. 'puulieau i ii ;v tas it is >,-aii>-dj bj a i..-^ article under the head ol "Adam's
I..I».s aecu-e pigs e.f being Llihy iu their the diversion ol Lvlweeu '•.••v-. and -.''.•' \,.;.'- V'.cddiiig." '1 he editor says that he likes short
The I4ora] Character ofPLrs-
I- lie • i_i lit 111 .I.: It uj ;'c.u..'..ec. iron, Ihe regular tie act, t-> one of li.e ir own ch »-
'•■ "i.i-.'i ■ is Le.-t taien oii the ground, iug, lo»t to the L>cii:oc.aey two of i;
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itics were becoming less each time, and iu order receive his zoalo^s support. Ili.s v.,t.s j„ (a% ,
to satisfy his federal friends ofha fidelity to the of the VVilmingion and U'eldon Uoad—the Man.
party, be I.a 1 to declare that " if he had a drop cheslcr Koad—the Ki.-tcm Kxtension—the Uai-ol
democratic bloesi in his veins he would open i eijih and tiaslun Knad—the I'larksville I ', •,."'
Jourtsliips. and in this ." iam acted like a sensi- | them and let it out." ' (he Seaboard Kuid—the Ship Canal—the latsi
!.; ■ i ,.:-i—lie fell a. leep a bachelor and awoke tu 111: BEToMKS A DEMOCRAT. | Fear and ileep liner ami Neusc and Tar Kiur
. I ytcasKew Kansas Bill ^/'M-—"—- '■ '- u-lj - ,.,.-.., i .:,-■■- i..,, lost t, i\, le-,,,,^... nnd hi...-eha marrLd man. llo| appears to have Tw .cars aftcr ,,ds he changed his coal and'''"'™™ '!T•,;" '; \ .""■;.•-Ml-li-h. t«f Wil.
f, ... I ... I--. ...... •• ...,..m.,. .■. wnieu pig, I...-,... ...some Assuobiy ...en, and I.a u » p»( .1 lUi «,.ie»t»* immedia cly alter^luecliug J^^lM b! kd dell ra, mid „„ ,„r C„M. , "><> *«".»v-a!l attest his liberality, ,„,] ,,,,„,,
■•. ■...: lim .:y ...:,,.-::_. ,.:...-. lluy-oeght ,.,>„ wci. ni.u ueteatcd the whole tichtt." Ma a...s.lle Lve ; and she, wil bout li.rlati ",i. . ; ,.^!,....,,,;j,. t,1|.,1; ,,ll(. j . hat I.e had a heart, Dot for hi,,,w„ M.P,ioll ,),„„.
»••■«'■•! '!'.« I-Le.I Iged clurnab.y. At any rale, K« a, e t i.e .National iutedigenee. intimated ibat re- Ll :.......... a ,.,-and betscll. Ut'thai ; ;^ .^\ ^J\„- ,■„,.. ',; JVjk./,,^ *;„;, ' I'Ul lor the wlmlc Sl«e. And in the lice of this
hi I" ..Ilhal lelll. UotUlhyel,oUghloel.eWtebaeco,nor to poi.soi. I.aps a number ol U',!:-, had e-, ..: ,„...■,. h!... '...I, ,.- - : . :. .- w- ... v-e■ h-.e bad, however, our ! „ -^ ; .^j ^ ru|( a ^.^^ ^•'^ ^ liberality the leaders and pr .,,.,. ,,,.,,„..
■ •- it. .. glit, can- their bieath by drinking whi>»cy. As to tneii the -N'..uve Americans, to a hieh the (riubcon the •■■• .. tt- •• :'■■• ■■ > boi-eiime* m poetieai uioud , .^j party would arousa again-1 him the prejudices of
b'W.anda- ll.in.s eam.oi long le- personal appcarence, you don I catch the ii-;i^i., .November. l5io, ii.uL.i..nily le.iied, ;..-'(.»..• v.,.-.:. I w were ihe man that JM it. but ' „, . -,. v c,, ,■ .,, the Kast and Centre, and induce th, ,i,.,,:,. ,,f
Ailhout an outhiea... Mr.llay. ! laying the daudy, nor pickiug his way up tne lohows : " ' the u ed :-- or was cone, the chance ^as1 Adam's His TIS CE.M SPEECH. tbose MCtiona to bdieve thit ho ha» l^Vhurtilo
'"■ ,'.'' !'- '•'■•■ - "•'::'' ol muddy streets, in kid suppers, liga uavu some ! •• i his statement of the National [iiteilucucei .... be improved it. We like ihe notion of get- I» 1-^3, in the I'nited States Senate, he made I to them and is not entitled to their confidence and
-'■'■' " " :;v: •■ e ■■•- exeehent traits ol character. If one chances lo ol this morning is diieelly in the !•-•'., -,l i,,e i..u: ii.an.ed in a garden; it is in good taste. We a >i«cch MlvucaUug the principle that Ten -Cento support'. Hut we have greatly mi-taken the
e.New v oik Mirror : wallow a liilie deeper it, some mire hole tl.au hi.- truth, as admilled by ihe jourmds of iis a,, ii a private wedding, and Adam's was strictly was a sufficient Coiupensatioo fbr a day's labor, cbaracteeof the men ofthose sect'ions ol tlieS'tim
'- i " -■« '■ lllW ":;-»- '- Icllow, and MI,. • oh, and comes iu puucssiou parly iu New loik; is iu coutiaelieiiou ol ihe im- piivai . No envious beaux where there, no crunk- Hence I.e i.. tailed •• lei. Cent Jimmy." I if such attempts to lead or drive them into sued
"l':'' ": ,V!'"> ■• :? ' "Uimis- ■•: more of the earth than his brethren, no never lorious tact, that the Hard iu which the Naii\e log oid maids, uo chattering aunts and grumbling In lw», he became Secretary of State under jan act ofingratitude and injustice aic nurceehel
i ibo Seeietaiy ..t Mate ot the a.-sumes au extra impoitanee on tiiat account; Kepubliean ticket obtained majorities, aud threw I grandmothers. The birds of heaven were iniu- Folk's Adimui.-tratiou, and consented to give away j with the seoru aud eoBJnnpt which they■ ■• • ri ' '
act ud ie.-ide ut» ol neither are his brethren stupid enough to wor- thu Uemoeracy iu a suiuority, have on all occas- strels, and the glad sky shed its fight upon the about half of the Territory.ot Uregon to the Brit. I deserve.
: • • ' ; I'M- r- ship bin, !.., it. Their only question seems to be ioiis proved to be among the strongest IVmoeraiie scene. One thing about the first wedding brings ish government, after he had proven that they bad Hut what is the ground of this outcry of pan-
I'torial '. •- .- he .-n.i a Is. _'/ ll he is. they treat biui a» such. Wards in New Vork; and is iu couiliet with the i|tieer ideas into our beads in spite of scriptural! not a spark of title to :t. _ ] pered phliticians against Mr Gihucr? Ilesicnei
1 U,d when a hog has no merits of his o»n, he eiicuu.su.uees which arc known to have given truth. Adam and bis wile were rather young to ^ lie extolled the fedoral Administration ofJohn the " Western Address " .-, it i- cdl.d '. Th.
■■■■■■ ! - libed never put* eii any aristocratic airs, cor claims j bii ih lo ibis schism iu the Democracy, viz : Uis- be married; some two or three years e.ld, accord- A>h.n«, and endorsed the aboiuiiiable Aden and is the head and front of bis oflcndinir; and whil
idges lo auy pai tieuiar respect on accuuut of bis family j.-atL-kieliou of a p.tioii of it to the employment ing to the sages specuhti«n of theologUts—mere Sedition bws of the federal reign of terror, lie thane illiberal wise-acres hng to their bosom ■>>
i.iii.-ol meleetion .viineclioiis. 'limy uudei-laud, full well, ibe given to the adopted citizens by the heiuoeratit babes—larger but not older—without a house, bittcny denounced tbe Administration of that
I •■!..!■ ...ibii.....ii..:i coiiimoii sense maxim, •• every tub must staud City Couueils. Ibe purport of the Native Ke- without a pot or kettle—nothiug but hivo and pure Democrat, James Madison, and ridiculed
! , I . .:,. ■>■■...:.,■■. ■:...,- •' [pti'dieans was to push other Bnmoerata favorabla Kd-n ! t «;,,: U. Ui-isd tha allies jl Ihe.aas Jefferson.
/•», who signed the same addles,, or endor-. d the
sentiments it contained, they would fain ea '
down exeerauoa* »a the hsad W Mr. flUmeJ'.-*