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Cj'TIio-u v.1 I-t,; t!icnr-lvo:'
i Ijb'cd to thi clt.
I" invited to iti;:'
r'.ymcnt, Iilo:. .
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: iiro compcll-
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if 1; j Lc in our
C 1 to have.' Let '
jr : this notice c
dressed to iinnsclf-
Vo ice Iti '.j "citizens of Co! jrr.Lii, 5.
C-, are taking active ..u-asurr - ':.,:( oti the
great work' if i. uLi. 'i 4. 'unizcJ'or
Turnpike, Ren frotr. ' . city to unite. with
tbvUuncbmU; Zii , '.c. v fljit the object is
on .imprrtant; ona a u4-tnrjnt to .all, and
that tho people of thia section will be greatly
benefited by it, is cn'ully arnareu.' We
Iiopoit rmy succeed. !' , :
.We have converse ! ; miry iuttlligcnt
gentlemen who r.re c"" " I of pruetica.
c .
. ' bihty of construeling a 11 :il lo . J Co.
lumbia to Greenville, S.;C.f ,ar.J weconfusi
there is great (I jusibilliy' irr.th :ir argument
ininfvor. Such' a road would, .say they;
monopolize the entire trad? of Western Car.
. olioa and Ens't Tennessee the Tehnessct;aus
would rather n;;ou tlieir" produce to. 0 rem.
Villu'lha'ti jv) lit Vce )t, to Georgia tii "mi-y oj
therrinciw do. because the distance would not
. so great, and.t'oo rond better, nnd when
oifce at Greenville, tliCy" could put H upon the
Rnil Roudy and in ufew. hours, b6 in ihe'riridst
of an excellent market;1 Truea large Quan
tity tf produce froni liiii Slate pnd Tennes
see is now iftnjrgoiicJ through Greenville but
it is only done by thoo who are Jbreed a
nock a market, for we believe it js hardly con
sidered Whilo to Vry to Siell produce Oiis
tide of Augusta or ColurtjbiaV c.vecpt in iin'.
commonly scarce IcasonV , And ngnin say
thej, E ist Tennessee
:e atid Western Oaroima
Merchants could tl.cn buy 'their dr .goods
a'ntl groceries nearly us cheap at Greer vitle
at Cliarlestori, New York, or, elsewhere fo
such a Road would build uf large importing
houses jit tho former place lhaj'could furnish
'goods a; & very slight .advance ; on J2asfcrn
! price. And aalnsay Ahey, it -Wpald bring
'thousands ofco'jSle frohiho ) v country to
- tho mountains of this State u eseope.tho
- sickly season, . thereby affording our people.
m 'addition to the market l.. -fpokenof, a
liomc market for their surplus produce. j
: For our own parti we Acknowledge that it
i feears jho Impress of feasibility; nnJ wo visl)
; the pcopW of ;6ur State hi jeast, could beio-
j duccd to tcn their eyes to .their interest this
RfiYmic. , The re' a re 'those t tvo "well , knoy;,
.: who wilt, bout at i' i thing as Visionary, but
no great trot!; lu ."t beco undertaken or
corrpletcd uii!:o".t ! hoi. ot. such in.Ment,
Vtcrgy-hcVtr j o'. fetors rpnngirg up at eve
Yy stip. ...Dai if thall fond. epoafurth-
' cr tsxtxr.-laaVtoni o bclicuo if will qq
be practicable, let th" people who are most
ir.iercstcd in it,-IV ' substantial farmers and
' biii;:c:3 r;.i, t' 3 inittcr in hmJ, and
iva ! ".v? r.3 fear of i f'ilurc. More anba.
IT-;..-ors orwagj.:s pass' through .this
p!ice daily on the;; .3y from South Carolina
ta Tennessee "to procure corn, as the crop of
i.A arlicle'in a large. portion of South Caro
lira ii entirely destroyed. An idea may be
. 1 f l" 1 dcs:i:utba of th ) r when it
i ' - ... thcoi wagcr.i ai-2 sent from a
. to two hundred miles for
'. . rvArs of poor pecpb are
I...-.
- t and going to Tennessee
Al.rir:!
tirc'y cf f
r'.cc:.;
- ' , T
I 1 "
ir: I r- ! Cfty pcrson.1, cor.-istir en-
r fi titles, passed through this
'- E3YS :
A
Ki-'-ire-
cc:.i-
ih Lyr. - Vc !:'.:o it." Ve
r'r? wicl.cJ fjllows, ycj Lynn
. j it," ia'dccJ!' -Ara'tyca
"": ! 'rs ,r",,"
r :!s ft
a f
Li I.,
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: C cf
C!ir"ir.aa. ... . i . , ' n" has
'i's torv wcu. , l.j : Whig
j honor him f.,r ' s el".. it 3, :ui J
.iJ hi. j for his fA'-rlijiii ; L;l i1
" l";
Cl l-v
lh : chiv'r
cau J
c. rc.
(-r c 'v b.
s .-lit n J-lcJ thru". J, corn-1
prL J .;:!rt!.fl Lion. grip which bound
rr.nmJu, t cur coutstrv. e
nut I.
ivc votcJ O'T'inst Graham bc-
cause v.eaduiiru l or loved Imn Ics., biil'be
cat? v.-v.irJ principles and fotlir.ga irif
Hear nhat ihc Orcet,Jnro, Patriot snvs :
" The unj:i!::il. ! r-.r:::. r in which Gr.:
! itn came out, and the pitifj j Vi i s. t up to
excite the people agtiius Jiis ituuiy and lion
est. antagotiUt, is conclosTvo proof of the
demagogue and should be sternly rebuked
Tint nnlr lit tho Pull.1 but cwrv VL-Unrn ' Th
not only at tho Pulls, but verv where, The
dear People' 'ihe Sjvereigns, " - fr .
men of our land1 hov often and.l. . dis.
gracefully are they humbugged.1
"-' Pretty good.' Hit him agun, for be de
serves iti :' : ; xl I 'L b; t'tytx?'
. The Mi!: Chronicle, says; !
It h rpgret th it we learn that the
Hon. J.i's Graham has ; ;; iin thrust himself
for ,. ; 1 as n candidate tor Congress m oppo
Uj the Hon. T ;L. Ciinginan. Surely
hC: i i n Whig who opposes Mr. C., and relies
mai;. . : 'v on the support of the opposite
party for his. election. But what -will not oin-.
bitioa d7 . It nit only lends nun to do
strange tdingn but pronijits t'.em to deeds uf
depcrationV . . 1 , - " "-;
Now let it not be ' fiirgvitlen that these. ex
tracts a rl) nil "from Whig; papers ".and wo
Could, wen: it necessary, quolesomething of
a similar character from almost 'every Whfg
pnp?r in' ihq State. ' LT'-: - -
J- Are o(j r Views of Mr. Graham's course
We have, extracts frori sever d L'JCofoco
papers, iiv.-tcgard;to this matter, which we
shall preserve for future reference. -
; yhe flllowincomprise the , Returns from
the several Congressional Districts in this
Sial ."so, fan as we have received them :
'"'II
FIRST ; DISTRICT.". ' v
!. Qihgman ( 17.) Gr ah am (Doultful)
Caldwell . 400 . , . 504 ; v-"
Jlurke, j tN ",, 903 j . '.' G7G ;
Uuthcrfdrdj C33 :
1O30T '.r
-!833
513 r-
-"'430;'-;
3oG
S03
J9Q -374
5214 7
' : ... 4 " - -
"323 '
p .; - , t-oi '
Macp:i,'f, .l332..t
HnywcDj, ' -iJ7 ; .
"4 ''tin'i
llendersonp
.447
49J8
-Graham's, majority
j.-GE'CONdOlSTPJCT. ; '
Meek TeWarg 3c Union, 781. .
LincohV; j' t -." " 377 ' 7
iredeU;:;
Davie,: t jfe
llowahv-;;- " v 605
Catawba, ' ' .457 :
CabarrijV, : - Sll .
1276
.44" l
' .371
.7S5'
"995'
Earrjiiger's majority S31.. - .v ,
! THIRD DISTRICT.
We have "only: partial returns 'from this
PMriet, but enough is known to place ihe
elcctioij of Rcid, Dern., beyond a doubt.' We
did not) fentiripatd any other result. J rr
- - FOURTH-DISTRICT,- -I
We ihavc.r. fii rc turns fi n this District-
L-t Gcft. D-t : i i ,Wvliig, i i jrted. to ti
elected by a t! usr-d r1 ' .ii:y. Both the
candidtQS Dockcry and Worth, sro Whigs.
t FIFTH I STRICT." , , ,
" Ii (IH) Dobbin D )
Wake,, .;.
817
1221
1055';'
627,
,670 -
000
Chatham, --"-'" f
Cumberland "
03
372
443 ;
Moore",-v .
Johnston'
Wayne, '
. Dobbin s mnj. 2,CCj - .
; , SIXTH" DISTRICT.- v
e are r.ot' in possession of the .vot cf
this District,- L-t Mclvay, Dern , is t'.cclcd
over Mcar?, Whig. f, -;j ,C . -
SCVCNTI! DISTRICT. ;
As . t'.. o p rsct: -Ir j T " . ; r I ;t , wu have net
received tl.3 -l,L-.D i-1, Dr.i., is elected
orcr lj.;rJ; v;i.:j. i .
- Frc:rr) tho I2!th anJ ITia:".- - ;.zU
Uj i:j r..un:j. " "
,Siur,th3 tl.Icj s:iij th-'3 : , : , t
r v
- : '.V: ' - '
. Wo r:-r. .7
f.oj 1 .no f.L, s. v I -a a L ., . s
s:;.: ti.cu i. i .i.n;r-::j G nr;. f Ly ;s con-T-raL'j
irliy.. Tl.'a rc-u!: can bj a!,
triple J lo no father tha:i !.cal causes.
I.avinjso Uiely cu" !eu;ned theodicy of tlie
Dcrijocralic party, wc. cannot- bilieve lhat a
mijorisy of her citizens have turned fuch n
poliucal somer.ct as this, byt liarc, as before
sakf,' been i:j Juccd'to sup;rt ib.o Democrat
fro:" mtivc3af local intcn - !
Is. I lo nuUtf;,barJ r.j.!4i. j Vhigj of that
aie o utscuurag M at their defeat. Van
dilis-nV:may for a- nhilo liiumph but correct
principles are as endurable s the everlasting
hills, aiid must eventually ride over all oppo.
sition. $ The. honest voters of the nation may
Air a -while be deceived, and induced to pl.ico
confidence in unworthy men j bu we repeat,
tint -all' tcfVcomc out right. -The principles
i.f iho'Whigp-irty .MUST thev WILL tri
u.nph. ; Then tke hca'ct, ye who have so
nobly contended for the best, interests of your
country your efforts will aOcngth be crown,
oi willx success." .The, motto ol ciery Whig
h uldb;v FIGHT ONFIGHT. KVIi".."
Unfurl our. banner tt t!ie free winds i. f IIj t.
ven. and there let it fl rat until we triu:;-; or
!t ., f k. ,. .. : v ,, . '' v "... :,; i., ; fl , ; ;y:; ; f v" ' - -. -" ' ..... :
fill in the contest.
Itcntiicky. JLieclJoiis. .
In Kentucky, the polls being kept open for
three days, ilid not close until' Wednesday
nikht. The- Lfixinj'toiV 'Reporter" of-- that
jrpWhing, speaking -of. the progress of the
election;'' savs: tThe- Whias liave. amnle
can - for rejoicings thus far, for the gallant
manner,, in which they have sustained thieir
cause. We havelieard enough from ou.r own
District to predict with entire confidence the
reelection oj pur able and faithful representa
tive Garret Davis."1- TrF; Marshall,1 auin:
dependent candidate, wus the opponenrof Mr.
6'ivfs. "; ' i-'
Tho Liuisville Journal of. the Gih says that
tho-returns then rreeived were highly favora
ble, an I expresses ubelieC that Mr. .Thomas
son, (Whig), would b re-elected from-Jhal
District. - .'; T -
ii - ,'. - . . ' " . . .... , " . " ,
It ln-ihc'Covirigton District it is confidently
asserted thnt .Mr. Gaines fWhig) ha 3 succeeds
cd over1 Mr. Tibbals, the late member. ;
; A n -extra froni i' ?- B rdstowa Sentinel
gives'thc state of the -pol! L Ln cleseif the
first, day, in all ihe counties of, the District,
and lias no 'doubt ;that Mr. A'ouiTg, ''ttib VVfilg
candidate is elected . .t',-v3.." ."; ' ' -T
, Ii Tne (Richrn6nd Chroniclafurnishcs tlic first
day4s vole in. several of'.lhe counties of the
sixth District, which look favorable to the
election of Mr. MeKee,-, (Whig.) ' In this
District thero are two Whig candidates run
oins against ory: Democrat." J
1'itThereturn frc.i Mr. French's District in.
dicale tha,lj is r-tl.'cted, ; ' ' ,L
AJabama ElecfiOit.The following returns,
contained in a postscript f eColumbiw En
qoirer, are all ihat bnve cn: j to hand of the
election of Alabama. The contest for Go.
vernor ii between Terry the regular nomi.
natcd, and : Martin, the .independent candidate:!-
V- 4-;r ;
:!'.-". RUSSELL 'COUNTY :
' : : . For Governor , . i
Martin, Dem.,
i Terry, .
r- f .'Tor Congress.
r Hilliard, Whig, ;". i- '
I Cochrao , Dem., , . ,
I ,-" I 'Legislature.
Long; Whig, . t
jportef, Dem.,". - - -
"Barr.ctt, Whig
Holland, independent Whig,
8l3
3G0
703
G02
C84
497
.Reported majority in Macon county for
Hiiliard, 500. --; r
Indiana. Caleb B. sTtiith (Whig) is re
elected tj Congress liy .a large rn:jority.
From iherother Districts the.accouau.are too
imperfect to make up any r-'-ibru " Strong
hopes are tcrtained, how . , .f the defeat
of Robert Dale Owen, ' - ,
. . Il is said that rln
and c. Tectum! ly cjr?''
fected wilh "negar,
been pickle J.' 1 .
ay be speedily
-.shbgthe parts af
which onions have
T 7;.? xsoh Truth in Sutshetl. The Na.
llcr.-l l?Y refr.ar!. -: - .
A prospered s
v v:.j ;
-.y:r i:i l! -
:r t:.-t
c;
IrjisCsr:.:.:.
fover. t;"
Tty:z I
It ib. ,
i:.t ia the
siiiy " shall
; :'cd t.3 Lccobco party
3tvowc ' -rbciplcs.'! v '. ' -
L -'ier -'-: Co., ' ' ' .
.ti:n: It. e p. j.f. .
on l!..? pjirt ..f tl.j Vr!. :
:t 11.3 c-u: j zn- .d by !'
; t' jcor.i.r. - If .Jlr."
' ', I.?. 'V. I .u':i in sliced tit'
MI
l
ujri -
XVJil vt.-ji vwtulJ rr.-j-cb l-i -
e!ecljd in n!;rc.:niei' b- '".ro t! 1 , -i t"'
.. Von. A. 'Graham having pre-
vL-j-'y announced uw 'f. a- candidate (b.
longirj to neither-party) in l!i th ihe neu a.
pers in the Distriet, rid his wi:1 !ruva from
the contest was u .aown :ti a single coua
ty,sive the cno itr which ho uitliJ; v his
namoina public speech on iho v. !; t;f the
eleotian, which-leaves . some dilubtiin the
minds of many inquisitive .sort uf people,
whether the whole vote cast f irb th r !nms
was not countpd for James Gr!rr . iave
also understood tint at many, very many, pre
cincts in the District, no distinction was made
between the two names' hut the tickets simply
written ' Graham.11. and so " f .1 r as I caiiL
certain, all such werccounted for J unes Gra
ham, anJ n votes at all returned for Dr." W.
A:. Graham. How r this manner of count,
iog v lesaflfrcted the result, ;s Hot, of course,
known. i.And - further, supposing Mr. Gra
nam was in earnest when he seemed to regret
his not having been able' to, meet'. MrCing.
man at Cherokee Court and appear -wjih him
on the slump throughout the Distiict, .slating
that had hedono sf, his mj nit) - would have
been swelled to fifteen,' instead of. three bun
dred, would he tint like to have an 'pportuoity
of 1 dng.lhe race over t--r. - w ; - -
. Aiier calmly considering :the - whofe; mat.
ter, I nin convinced that tlie Whigs of the
Distri.l (in the main) t exactly satisfied
with t!.e manner in !.h the thing was done
and to claim Gnu . .1 the Whig llcprcsen
tative from 1 ho Weatero Reserve will make
us feel a little sheepish. Therefore, Ifor the
sake 01 our own feelings, anij la .aiiora iir.
Graham nn opportunity of beating Mr, Cling
man theilSOO which he say he can I pro-
pose to makiMip ftlr. Graham rice -Hundred
Dollars to" resign his scat and let the Govern.
or order a. new election--run the . raceovcr,
canvass the District, and conduct himself lik
a gentleman.' If he doubts my disposition to
fork him over the money 'he lias only to make
his resignation conditioned that the money be
deposited in the Bank.at 'Ashe vi'de,- subject i
his'oider onthcIay of comparing -the votts
afterthe eleciion," and his. Excellency will
soon be informed that the cash is at the spot
"-If : '". HENDERSON.
' " ' Fr' in ilio Knoxville Standard
The Koxrillc. FemalcAcatlci:iy.
. Ihe examination ot tno ypungLadies in
"this Institution, tooTt place on " the30t!i and
31st bf Julyv in presence of ii very large and
highly intelligent audience composed not on.'
ly ol jour on n ciiizensbut also oi the parents,
guardians ud fiiendsof many of the pupils
from-a distance. ' Tho Trustees a o'd .Visitors
deem the time and the occasion n imppro
priate to e ill j ublic attention to this .Inst it u
lion,' to ..!; of. the results .accomplished in
the past .arnnd announce the prospects for
the future. The number of puj i!s entered for
the session just closed, was sevc.Jj cyii... Wo
might safely appcal'lo any r all of . the intel
ligent audience: who1 witnessed the .examlna.
tionYtoibear testimony to the. ndonrable mariT
tier in .which the young ladies sirqullted them-
aelves throughout n ni'1-' rigid nnd.-Ncruiimz
ing exar.iin iiion., ,Wi n e nftun wimes-rd
siuiili. exhibitions f uiale exaoyin iiions
butw can safely" aver wo pever observed a
more 7." :st, thorough arid searching one than
thtsw an J never did we Wftnessa" more satis J
tactory, evidence . ot aouity, nueiny nnu ill
ness on the part of InstruclorsKand industry ,
application, and ' proficiency on the . part
of the nupils generally. ' We are well aware
that these public examinations, are -j '(".
quently deceptive, nnd afFird ;..;t little re'i ..
evidence of ihe merits of t scI. r,
improvement of the p- ; in relation io
thj Ivnoiville remile .i -.iny, isincc it has
been under the superin'.endeoce of its able and
efficient head, JMr. McAnally'w can con
fid; ; ly assert-, from the k tv)wlcdge'; and ,ob.
seryation of many of the 'J sues ond Visit,
ors; that the work is hciu.!, ''v,-)vjt and
cdmplctir. Mere app-afaties, t!. s.owtin.
sel, and gloss of education fiod no couuten
arice at his hands. . The substance and not
ihe shadu w. is the oblfcl f his etTorf . This
will need no con1rmalinwiih those who wit
ncssed the c :. ' : o n . " " M r." M c A n 1! v :
much aide ! t.- ii. ' Ifots by the valuable
services of the Rev. ! r. Rowley" a most sue-
cessful and accom; cd Teacher,; who, wq
arch. to say, ntinuci.j .occupy-his
prrsPiit position i. ademy. '
Th'3 Ius" L,e; . . lias neen tor some
time ; :t a: . '. c unio to be under the
seperit-: r. lv r.ce of M is i M a rgi ret Ann Tem
pb.",To ty any things in fummeuda'tion of
her ab'.iity u:J fitness us a Teacher in this
Department, would be entirely superfluous to
t!.3so 'who were present at the cxaminalion
and-were j freq icr.tly ilt'"hted, -durir" - i'.s
pregresi by f nerf-'rm ince of her po-' on
the'Piim. tliosa not having 5 .
. ; h2- TV...HC 1 to 3- .
c .rv . .liib.il" J L
everv t
L.
t -j r-"":n
i.1cu to i
crav. 1:
rs. ?bAr.iily, wl..- is wl'.I r nl-
,rt lr.s'.r-.
0:1 ia t.. -j
:auiiful
arid cb.rt "cccon
female education.
Iishrr.::r.:s cf a i
In additic- t?" t?
I.
! J. H. I , ..
C "...
c.
a. ::. Cr,.: r,
Ilu. L, Ml-C
E. Alexander.
Fro:a the National I;.'..i
. Yur, 12 y tl.c
We have sai I, and v
ecuiivr to use 1.. Ar:
has become, ia our ( t
to transeend with oj. .
- 3 Ex.
i i icxas
; but
i.s i.;;;l limits
to pis beyond its p ;;..! .itij:i ::r.J posses
sions into a region' .within ' ! U Texas has
not a settlement,. and which t. ; -1.. at least
forty. five thousand Mexican r. o :r whom
Texas has never exercised an ilium's juris
dictio"i is nuking nothin 1 ' : : i f.
tensive war, unjostif.cd by f
that necessity which could : .
temporary employment of the pu'
the President, without the sanction t,.
of Congress (ihu war-making powr
a word, between that A-viich be img
lint which the Administration paper
7ih instant confesses that he is doing, t..c u.f.
ferenco is as enorutous as, itj isyidenUr-
Though, as we have said, it is of choice that
ihe AnncxationiM have felt him, and ol choice
th'it he.stHnds, in a predicament involving the
resort to an Executive act which is eminently
repugnant to tlic Ujnsmutiou ,ol -this O v.
ei nmeut (or of any popular G-tttrr.mcnt)
yet il. is mopsirous,- vanion,ona aan;...rous
in the extren ; limi he should eiceed evi n the
necessity thus -oduced, and ptunge forward
ii)ti a me a sure r. t only beyond all eontempla.
lion of unyt poiiiicaf vxjectation, hdt beyond
any powers' which the force of tt sudden con
tingency might. excuse hi assuming. -
In the official reply of AlwUnhn to our ar.
tide ofclhc day before yesterday on this sub
ject, ' the accomplished, men whom its cci
lors h ive found in this city" - the consider
able accession of tident which the Admiuis
iration has brought witli i ii?T thji tried and
distinguished 'members of -.thu Uemocrati
party who htive r accepted office under it,'" may
have afforded .a, part of the expected equiVa
lent for the places ihey ho!d, vul not a very
r ncing token of their impartiality between
ihe Cxccutive-essumptions imd .tho:Laws or
Ciins'itution. ;Tnoy defend at largo the tier,
eise of pawer by 'the .President which we'ebn.
jJemned; and .they ""deliberately contended
that the. real limits ofiTexas extend west (rj
the Rio" del? Nortel They' thusj admit, in
general and in pinieular, whatwa charged
that the Executive is acting as we supposed,
NoWj'iriark tlie" consequence! The only
ground upon which this proceeding can ptace
itself" is, that Texas has assumed, by iiw, as
hets, all the 'cotmlrf ibithfy"lhe Rio del Norte;
including Santa Fe and ol her1 Mexican, possis
ions , within which d' Texas iiwh can hardly he
said evei" to set his' fool except as a prisoner.
Certainly, the wriiera for the llnion". advert
to some alleged ;VadniHsionr-by-;U3 (the U.
States) that these were -tTie .limits' of .Texas.
Biit need we' say- If'ls too futile to merit any
jitteiitiort, ihusio'sity ihst' our admission, if
- t 1 ' . n i ..
e ec made woiild give Texas any rigHt ov -
what tfciiSve nothing to dv with? Mcanlir... ,
"where is the admission Not in any act, lav. ,
or authotity uf the United' States, certainly.
If so, (el it be"prodoccu. " Of course," we
Ivtiov (being somewhat familiar with -Texas
arguments) what- the Union71 meant. ";The
admission .-Coustsis'nf -mi iinneXaii-m liap,
or of lire headlong as- ; ti- - in Texas speech
es in Congrefs--'.t.ius-.iio.culous "from the
first, J so ih r. ghly nnd.. mercilessly ex
posed in one'td Mr. B nton?i 'speeches us to
have been thenceforth dropped entirely by all
who-ih'sirt-d. to' preserve lor lie -anriexaaon
scheme any semblance offense or decency.
If, thenY ihe President euirtakearme.d pos
session of every thing within these lidly-clainu
ed but false (because never 'exercised) limits
of Texas, he is; for the same reasons as make
it' hi duty to defend with our arms Texas
pr t ; 'r," bound to drive every Mexican beyond
m p f lel Norte, or to reduce him under the
- action of Texas And thus, if he can
.. .Jo the co-isiwir' region asfr a: the llio
We! Norte, an I ho is legally .b.ttr.VJ to in
vade r.nd take Santa Fo.und ,s dependant
countries.'' These are t'n? inevitable conse
quencesof tho pleadings of-' the distinguished
members of the Democratic parly11 whieh'oc
Oasionally take a turrrat '4,the organ." :, . ,
In fivor'of.all this, nothing legal and no
thing that necessity could legalize, exists';
while tfirLcily again l i; rise many things of
solemn authority. '
Cvry body knows that'.prcri yj,y t!.2 con
trar' of iheso i.igh-hauded ltccutii'? pro
jet'edings wns iath-j coirmp!..iion ol"Cor.gres3
a:.d the PuLl'e. .1 tlie final r.asic "of the
Annexation Resolutions," nail c. which-tH
ree.t 1 v n rn vided fo r " ! . Cc i . ' ! " t l ; 1 ' n 2 ' wit h
Mexico the disputed h...itsof.'li:. - ..i.dthen
frivn .v:it ti ih.mn from whim hfr i.as wrested
them that which will then be the soil of" a
Slate, not that of a Government? - .
otl.jr ai:cga:ioii3 -
-t
dlilsncr-'crsxrcw --.fc ,.ym
r.ot possible loci J . r. ia nor
extra scsst.-n. dSr" If.ich r.llshave
' ' ' ' :rr"'c n::-:" V "-V'sr.
I i made. ' 1 , ;
a r.w ' -
..t-.r 1: i;1 u"-11 "-" .
.,-. :rf !r,"-r , . . , ... ,
, . .lart -- - . -
1 ho i.ia t ' - .i.r
r.. rc co ..1 1 . . r :
::d f.
Sr.cz U'.ccf: , :i
.il.jiity cf l.iv., cr m:. i.r
A e m rt v 'ail 1 is
vor.of ihiiiiuliinited .eichesof c;j:.
dhcretion, is the Uvis to
lion, Hi en it t-rges that Ucaaae
n treso.troramhunty -r-l. V h wasl
Ciy L ' e
i
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: j V.
I.-JCS.
c:.j;h-
s:on r I cxas, Lj; i.,,. . j 1! .2 E;
er fi'pxican State!
' It is very tru3 that :Uxia cc-j!J net r?
f-vr u s 1 on"r nrrcaranc3 cf p'au
Tex."""1"1 oa account of the cr.r.r.!;onor
wiihTe havin3 authorised a CT-Alzlltn
BurtheripP';2 ho basis cf ind, psJci
on :;.e Rio Grul Vi trc-j :
Ijon; for Mexico ba'j!) Prc;i r'1 tt rsw '
recognition of any bounulT cor'c:r. !c:1 lho
Nucccj. Mveitwardct tho
When Mr. Adam made an
cover Texas, he copsiJcrc J the Neull1 3 "J'
boundary, and offered sri tpuch fof Tciaa2J
that boundary and double the sum witrT ttL
Rio del Norte for tholuundary. ' Mr, Ccn
ton also, in his project of annexation, coosid
ercd and proposed the Nueces as lho proper
boundary. have no doubt thst Mexico will
resist this new invasion of what ahs deems hef
his; and, if ahe will fight for any thing
j will fight against this encroachment.
locratic fcve of the People. rDemocracy
--i:iiy tri.'.r
'd in the tie W Stata of
r.-arkaUle that thb first
. .lioti Message tKat
a.-. . .' "
Go -
the
t1. J;ata arms, "Ict ui
; iiit" ihat tha
t:J.-jjrhy of
1.1 u. -"Ihth
rter-'i!!:!.-: set;;!
the 1 'ili'jre .v.
-irA.A the Ljdy finally dl.'... ,. . ' ?"C--
by t jning-io an adj r.u.cd t.v.-.o.i .a
"jHilt;. n Lk: l? ;,V c:..::..': crd Veer
sec rs i.i cj. ui;i cases! I" t ' v ,''
- Verily these pemuu'ratio Lels! ilara. rausr
make extra professions of loVe faP tH deaf ',
fr-;.'i bcfjrelhe nrxteleciioa. - -At f n'-ir.tlt
e. : bj confessed thatihey h'!d c'Jt e -' : ir
C.. r.cnts to tl.j poor, 1:1 ,- .'.-...!
rejp.ct-JJ.o
mcc .
' Land cf Flov.--33.V Wl. i.i
c.ion, R'-udiatlsa, and Li..s t-;
itjj for their ercction w t' ' k l! -t'r
ics, under the DemorraiL ti : Ir. i
.1 ;Ja.
will sinftd an .VexccTent chants" to sljirve.
Hut this is DerriQcracy , jxnd f :re, Dci.:jcratsC
arc "great lovers of the pcrt !a! Szvzr.r.zh-"
Republican '.,- " j - " "
D. Slnkegast, an aged rnd respcrt- 'ol.iaJ
of a fin. c:...:.!tt; d ?i:i;!Jj in . arrrn co. -
N. J.",'on the 24;h u!t., by hanging .u..t. , . .
V I-:"" ..VJiHH. WiAi t . : -'
Died,'. In' this lowu, on .Friday, 'the 1st day of ,
August, Mrs. Jclia A. WiMoMj wife ufJi. 'i WIU
aon, in the 30lh year of her ajc,' "-; '". -Tt" . '
. It has been rarely our duty to fecorc an instanco
of mortality i n all jta circumstances 1 -re oiTcclinj
than that which is exhibited in the decease of this
ihlelligctit and amiable lady. SarrounJv J L;- every
circumatancQ which could giv value and dignity to
life as wife toid tnuther in an interesting family
i suddenly cut dowaj andblijht and desola
I' m roujht upon a ,eircla to- whoso prospects of .
liujj . ;i.icss fche'was . thinister and "nntan. .If rjch
a clatnity.aJmits of con?- it! t It v.-1 1 1 1 z L .-.i. if
th 'cad. T JacationanJ - . sf.'.ts.
. to ujorn a;.y il-Llon, an was t.'.L : cxer- -
j of those du. 3 ot Lcnev&Ir.cfl wl.:::i L..;nj to
... j relation cf r 'bor and friend. Cet Li t!.? r; hero
of Jomcs!.;o life in the odecs of Avifj J t.; '.er
the xce"-.cy cf het hcirl and Vri traial'.inei
cf her ifipati'Jca sl.jne With pc",-ir itr?. D:su1.
Urcsled and self Facrificinji fcho tcupied her K.a in -t
unwearied diligence to-luly the interests an4
prornote tlie I.jppirss of thuse around' her. To.:
the advantages of dacation and society bhe added "
the graces of religion and in lho siirr.rr.r:-? r,ilhout
warning' to her co..'-t tl.e v. .: cr-l!;.I rr.eek-
y anJ trimly to rdin .Lli . 1 r 1 i J..' , r .ilaj
with unfditl "ring Ire t on .-1 it k ects -
of the Go.pch CJtai.'v.'..' Jow, . I, .
'; In this place, oajho 3let i ? '. Mahua
vtai, wife f Wiir-ir-tsin War'.: ' , ccd about 25
years. .-- Mrs Vtrlick. was an .acceptable memberof
iTieI.tl.Ddt E. Cluirc'.., s.r.1 c: J , the esteem -a;ida.
-':n cf &l vl'.h 'vh-ynshs was acqnainted t
bua:;dri2TH'S pills.- '
Thos ' v. he are su.A.-rinj from Remitting or Inter-
r.iittin" L.'.loua Complaints, sliould read tli follow
inr. anJ be guided thereby?
- Cn-'e of paiu. Pain is. the consequence oflha
exertion of the organ or part where itwprcsentlo
throw ofT morbid or corrupt humors, for no pain can
exist .at from the presence or tuows m.aivers wumu
aro of an ' unhealthy haraTrTWhcn wa havo A
pain in the head, in the. bowcl. or in any cjher part
of the body, itnly proves" ha presence of matter-
which the blood ia trying ia remyvc, and it is thia
stru"-ld whtch is the occn.-ion of pain. To be bled '
orlyreIiees the ans;ui.-h in proportion as t!ie amount
of hfe is reduced, and the same rn-iy bo said cf all
lallino or iootfiin femedu-s. rot with L.-- ,
relhfsFiI'sr they at once go to tha asbtanco of ...a
bloodirtaid'm it to discharge had humors, t con
ouer the-Death rrinciple. To relieve pain in thia
war does" npt leave any bad effects. . The Life Prin
cipio is not reduced, nor are the teeth destroyed; bat -
all the errrm ajv cleansed and their health insured
These "Pills are for sale in every county ia thi
state, at 25 cents per box i " and may be bad by tha
fuilowfn? a-rfnts - -
, - -1'AITON & OSKORN, Ashevi'de, If. C
- J. ?.r. A LEX A N D It, French Droad, K. C.
JAS. C. SMYTH, MorrrintoiijN.C -"
i . . I. L. GILL & CO., Marion, IL C. ,
l. rf;:.LAND, DurnsTi:ie,II.C,
i:CLS TAr & MAXWELL, Little Ivy, N. C ,
: July 13, I;-15.: ' (25. " '
;Kr " v Taxkh op and entered with the Can-
&cr of McDowell county, on tha CJ of
" - f- ' j May, by David TV. GrBGr.be, V tin oa
-"5 rc:.a, e:vcn r.
s west of UtarbiH.afcri';!:'?
I Hot
, e:!.t yr-
:Ji a Wazs fcMse, t:.-.J
c!J, thirtee and a half ha
J ti '.'.rtj-two dollars a- 1 f.,
- "c, :c"" " --.
-s.
..V-1 fc i
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