Tarboro' Press (Tarborough,

From the Raleigh Standard:

Abolition Emissaries.--It appears, from a publication in the last Asheborough Herald, that an Abolition emissary, under the guise of the True Wesleyan Church, has been "covertly and insidiously instilling the doctrines of Abolitionism and amalgamation" into the community of Franklinsville, Randolph County, and that this emissary has "received countenance, encouragement and support in the village of Franklinsville."

The Manufacturing Company, among whose hands, we presume, this emissary has been operating, has passed Resolutions disavowing all connection and sympathy with him, and denouncing him and his conduct in the severest terms.

We understand that this Abolition emissary was recently invited down to Chatham County, but declined going. If he had accepted the visit he would no doubt have gone away, if at all, with "a flea in his ear." Our Chatham neighbors would have taught him a lesson, the remembrance of which he would have carried with him to his dying day. We have no doubt there are more of the same sort in the State. Let the people keep an eye upon the suspected; and let every man from the free States, who may be going about without a character and without some regular employment, be closely scrutinized & watched. We must take care of ourselves, our property and our rights, at all hazards and to the last extremity.