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TI1K " AMERICAN MOVEMENT." l',u'n llic Washington Organ. Fi'hiuiM.-M and Catholicism llrgri-; SITE (JI.AI 111 A I IONS "0R AN 0FM'1 We ! published iu "ir issue ( Saturday a state- mem to hc clicctthat tlii Postmaster Gen- ; rial had Ji In mined not to appoint any Auie'ican too Iii re. We giro hel-tra letter from tin- !Ij i II. C Purvesr iu rcl.ilin to ti c ina't. r, which w..i give the ouiitry I -line idea of the Ji'JU'tiii in this 7 Vp irt-in-iit, am! the proscription which i prac tised against Native nnd Protestants : j lloUsE OK nEI'RKSKNTATIVM. D-ar Sir: I ee in your taper of ill- 'Jiil i tun nt a iiictit concerning the nppoint meut of a l o-imu-t- r in my i-t riot at Mi dison, Ilockin :h:iin canity, North Carolina, which I de-ire to correct. T lie couvers.i tiuu to which you ailu w between Mr. lliratij King, 1st Assistant Postmaster ticncral, anl myself, ami not with Mr. Campbell, tin' Pii'liualcr icm ral. a stat e 1 in your article. With this exception, t tie ft iti'in-tit is cornet, a far as it go. hut it d sc nt fin' rnci' all that occurred bctiiciB Mr. Kiti.' ati 1 u.yuif on that oca si jn. When I ni-iili- the applicAti m for the ap poin incut. M -. King asked me if the appli cant wi re ii Kuoa 'Not! itig I r plied tlf.it I did ii t kiiTV whi ther he wan or not ; ntid asked him if it wire p,isiii!e that his bring a Know-Nothing aoui-1 be an objection? He replied. V,', I nm .-.r-tin under order not to fippiiot 4nv Know-Nothing, aul to turn out nil whom I kiiv.c . l.t 1 juj to the order." I then u-k"l him if a native-born citizen and a foreign Hunan Catholic, both ci'iallv competent, wi re U apply for the appointment on which would hp bestow it ! lie sai.l he should be compelled to appoint t!ie for, ijrii Catholic. I then b it the De partment, an 1 do ii.it know w lather any appointment has- yiibccti made or uot. Very respectluilv, vour obedient servant, ' i; c. i i iiYEAi:. Dividend Notice. l UF. 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J.'i 'V i M Vo.oi I.l I I VV I VV vv . ... :i. r. A li Itllrsid I VV .,.., J St, . K II II Vt e If if . i He i. I F fa,,!,) J) ' Mi. A K 11 - Vt .Lo, It IV .. I. j i, w ,o, . rr. ,. K, r J 11 It . t , I. " I Bod!) (Larolina Mh - wl - i ts GIA.RL0TTE: T 11 r s 1 a v, J;inu;i rv S. 18-6 l.rSt-e Mr. Purvt-ir I Her in nut lit. r column. jrNopc .kt r u. tn ii cLottJ. The !l Uif ti'uk a resolution that (litre n v ii u til a Spci I U kU lute; dnt, hatl hicti r cruH ;: :"t r 'pttn j i.I.I U mlionn.nu nl Wiiitrr. Smce int N-- Year, WiuUt h;. cuine upon m i lit a hrMrt i,'"d wiil." On Tniirsdiy night wa hiui, we tluttk, the han!i t t'r rn- llna inti r ; und uii Filiijy night it cnuunciici d anowuig nd coi.tinueti near!) lb uh-lc el S tunJ-y. Tne ground w- ccv' Ttii lo the nrpth of -hout 3 inch. cjs :t!i a prop ct of ita r m-n.iiig until a ti p. rr one roinu. Norln ( I u wc umli rsL.ini the aiiow K il to i..t tit pti uf 1 I ii. c in a a ccad .e-atl. Stiti Hi';:d Accident. An icciilvnt necurrcd im li .- C S. t. Uil U ift en t.i. Sl'ih ult. by III.- c.ir rumiiitg . (T the tr.ck aix,ul one mile b.l.m ticlVUwba river. Two brak- men wrc frrioui.'y injured, ( nc iai e iie..i.) The ci gine nnd c is were very n ui h .haiifed t.ie M il Ajmt and aeir.l ctlur pt !,t!i :i.rii nm..e narr. tt re;ni a. Acciniila aie b cuii.ir.g Fn frefqo.r.t nn lhi rond thi.1 ila char, cl. r will rniut!v impairea if nut rtmcuitd. ludinn V;t. Aicuunta ! in Klurina bring the im l..m.h !y nt u s tin. t tl.sre is cTerr proit of another In. ,ii n w.r. A miliUry i(.!. riig p.rtjof 9 nun h. e httn slt.vke.1 near I'ort S.ineu Drum, and ail but not of the party kiiitU or wouiuicd. Trtrftrs liavi 1st a i.l in pursuit. The Sirakrrliip. 1: is harJ lo li II h.n for i;res fully oriin:!.'!!, . tln re se ins to be no prosjK tt of a ' ci.uic nl" S,ikrr. Mho loll in. l",.r ti.is slate of :iiinr; is no easy niatli r. II, it c sic pit- -sed t t , , no 1. 1, ii.tii! l:ir S-utorrn Km w Nolim-e. ' ii.vr taken :u sut'poriifp Mr. i uiitr. eio we ii, (k.-In- V w.il loan, 'mil liAir pi,..ilon. It fore the mating "ol I'.iUPr'fS the members Inen, ly to ti,e Aon.iniairat.on hi ,d a niertir.f aud aiioptcd the h-l'iwmg n so!utn-a : llrtoittd. That til' D. mea:r lie members of ti c House oi' r- or. siit-'tues. Ihengii li. teiu,rary initiuriiy in Una kx y, i ct nt tins a Lt occ .si.-n lo ten".r t" t'.iir IVllow.cl i'B "f 'he .hole I'mou t. .r I;, a.t'. Il corgr.ilui -lions on tlo iriiiiiiiiii, in I i..j ci i t e,c, lions in several of t'c Nortiiern, Ka:. rn .-,i... VVclrro, . Weil us Sout!urn Slates, . :' i... prii.cipies oi .ne kn.-.s.Ni brasks bill, and !l:t cortri.-re of e el an.' r!ir;iojA lie..rty, whii h ' liare l,en so sioi. nliy .sail. il l-y h . crrt polilt. ei ..r'er k n..wn as lt, Kn Notlnng party ; and toogi, in a niifiority, c h.-l.l ltlu ot ,,ur lnf5'i. ' . t ou'y I-. pr..srve our orfc-.i'iitation .no eaniin. i,. our .floft. in the m.inli o..nce and efrrce of It oe pr,i,e,,ites and tlte e.iristi'uiMiiial rights of .vi rn s , t ..it ml .xery e' s ol Cii,i' rts agi.mst .r oi.ia.io i.t ot , , i t te.eri; i.eu, v I rtotr the ,,.' . i,,.,: I;. rn! .:e. ii., K'.ow N..l".nts or Fnsti o i.ts; i'- t I ,. I.,!. '.. l-.cl. Ki'l; I .' I :i,: r.tt l,i liie .ojw-il sn! srnrob- li n of .li "nod and 1'iie no - ri. i,,:. ol U,. ,i,.tii ution knd the 1'i.ion l,:r, u'.eul in. ciiLtry. '!':.:. r.solulo-n .t fnt pr.eluidany pro.pf.et of Mr. l-niier'. fn, nus unitnig with the Ikino. rr 'a. ii"l t'-r IV '.ir.trn S ntiiu 1. ; : re ot' tins .ttt i,t t,,n,r, hi'S riiicrorcii ia a long article, to 'll.i-.ill it aay ; but we do not i.esire to see any ci;cn n th trie Ih nioer-its from the Amen, can psrir. 'Ih.t t at;o,iiiistr.'t:on p.r'y tmttii utitti. n.li. II.. Souli.err. Know N"thinj in ihct. n, g s nation- 1 man, is 9- t;sf..etriiy proved by i,lio:rg article from th-. vi K.iif Post, a Lading I)eii,oerat.e p-per; a i' .i .-'iH'N run 'iiif. i i'f i i: of a; Ml.AKI.lt. T'.e : ur n.einia rs of li.t lb life ',f. It' ;-r- .eot-l.. h.M- in ti.- :r rr of ti.e f,r'h liy simply e, .Nl,tnu.y th-p'.-Cit if. t:-. tilt Xi.jf.SH rxt'lis.- b of l . or, I't. II. for Richareson, i. i. 'is t;,c l. a er ot . Irelilie sprat en ca.t on l, e sl-vrry que-tion. ,,i scu.g .,l.i ih seut:,. rn ki.w - fi.i-l.t n, ke i, -irr..,.', n,.t for' it.air a in-inber a ho tpi,i,.v. s ol bill, "-, in cti.i r n,.r, ., f.ior. the i j'ery nil. t.rrrtor-es. '1 in- nteio. bf rs sji-onow ,jp(s,rl u,l,r l-.r S,;..K-.r w-uid It.Ve f,o ,.l,j- l li- n t-a art Olf ol l' If l.Uo.b' T se. i s t-: r u... j-urp'-s. u.ier tiuj.,t". or si.y t.,K.i i an . ",,uij rtaoiy (-, o;.r.:e m tiie l't. W. iuve oearj 'F.ltll ;,f!'l -r;aln. !r',I, Itie iiir-'-fst au'it'ifi'y.l.iat l-.f. appn v ,1 ol l:ii Ne l.ras K , bill i t ,.e l( -I ot' poiu .eat oft loalox y . Mr Fore hiioM.i ii.i si. .o ;n . lift f no ci l:,s trn no. nan nr.':. jna. c. T.-c ai.'unii.-tr .lion org ,ii a. VV . soi itfc l"U f,--. I - .-li g fe.i I p; i. t iloprt it. facrfl i!fi It. it- tf utO, . 19 l! ii . c Jl. tit u.-iJ titr I lot tie Aon, , in. Ir ,tlon etiinvs ol ,1- organ by t.i.ll.i.t; uul -A ...her ,, min, rtr- not rit-l.t on t q :t ) i in- rt, Itf fju wttfaft rfit'itri ii in 'M: sip-.r-i.. i of t iifra--i.t i.il I b n i-.lr-.2 p f-ifi Ui-l t - .1! rih--r ; tin nt(-r ;i h mmn'ti t.r I m;cijtf; li.e It L ! t r. l.-'ll : t.i- ' u- t-ti'-n which, mi . .i p..i.ti .ff-' - mtriil-, ii..u-0 ic firt a.'t t.i it. At pf I'M tn rr l n ovpori ut ii f ( r Int in: p. I l. CM li In t .,; .,rm liit-ir eiiittiu't tr th-,r pruitt. -'.a. 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Uu-j w ' t nt poft.sv t , ...-.ri- r si I nt . illy ni.j..rL.'i,t b'lu , it let " ff I;.- -. r-.iMf rtitf e. he r i . i ef . . a,im,i 1 1 1 r. s ..I pi. i '.,., I..r ttie i, e.1,0 ,) .a- st,' i r.io'11,.1 I ... e.,f .1 'el. 1 .yjzv mniive wliirh tliry An nnl imw, The adnur.U lrli M, it in m id, is at'it of the ruminitnn which S(rikr the ntft ortlttMloi on the SUvtry rut--titm wi.uUI nppuiiit, it he were not of li-r mii.ia. ivtrutii.n pMrty. IIih committees wruld he apt to mnltc un)!e.iant in vor tigali-! dig up old ami hulf.f'oryntti n hlunitem, r(rt Hgoiiml the rt-cniii-mrniiations of the I'rmidettt, ''!it prnrr rcl'rnetory a Mi tronMoume in farmun w;iv tending to ue llirkttc t'aitnlrtr to hgl pr .ftioirr 1 hrint; inistriitiMii ittto ront..in t Willi tin piMipli-. This .. lilirur hjfdtoii, " the l.tToic IiichiinUMi.M a i tl U ii ton 14 1 In lum, and Inn m t::itm t tin so (. t rt o( the tirxt rank, lion- praiiie ia in thu loyal Xftti . He are afraiH H e ctiaire i' too lur, "nJ thul with all tin ir r gmi lor hIjivctv. l ere are crrliin peronl conaiiicrntii'iiH which Vify put abu the mtermfN even of alwirj-y. 't he Nrbnis kn hill nntf iff Ir-utinjj nu aanrc nrp f.ti I the rnrd? with which thttfe (r;iiiihlrm rhv ; the ftiikr w'ticli j for n m the real ohjt-t ot interest codkivIk in the (MBraion of nowt r ami plitee. The heroic llieh : .-irilaon and hia heroic compeera, --nH the hrirur , H4iiniiiiftriilion bthiitd lh-ntv trenihh nt the up minimi tit itf t lie enntmitteea of li e House by a Speaker who ia not exactly f their p.irty. i rrrsidcitt's flrwiigr. I The rrraiHcnt sent hia Meaaogc to the Senate ' on Monday the 3lt ult., without w iilnig let nt-r , f'r lite l!oitc to orpanirr, a UlegrMphic summiiry of which h-ia resetted u. through the Charleston 4i nd ( oluinhia p-tptra, which we give in another column. Jl h.s kin watted for with much im. poiieiice und unxu ty, and i-, upon l!;e w h !e, ciu of the moat important and in It rifting at;ite puper which h.ia cmyfi! ted from Wnnhintrt.." fr m.mv vcara patt. A eoi.ndernble portion ol it ia devut ed to tiie rxcittng at tle of Haira lit i tntr.. A iu i nea, anting out of the citafgrrm.i nl in ihr con structton of ll.eCUyton Pulwir trruty . It cmn carceiy proUb'e tit- I vifiicu-lira ol a v ry aerioua t (lljrc tan growr out of the matter which lurm. upon a nn re nifiVrence of international iitterTG- talinn, neither of the parlies c-n inMi.1 un the corrirtncff of its own deriniliun, which will lead to ll,e nei:csiiiy of choosing an umpire. And yt t wr Mrr told th.,t it will he llnrosi.ihiJ fur cottn. trv to orquicsec in the renderiiif; of that treaty, m her.hv KntrUnd cioitiiiu. to assi-rl her onthi,r- iir over t!ie -M-squito territory. And the qiiti-ti.m car nl long remain unarlilcd witbout endongrr. ing the pacific relations now cxitinj Ulwim thr two ccuntrit s. The mcjr next nlluHes to the violation of onr neutrality lnwa, and rxpreFscs a doubt as to the satisfactory trrniinatii.n of the nrgoriations i.ow nding U n Ihat sul.jnt bclwfin the two nr.tions. 1 his infringement by Pritish agrnta in the n cruil.ng service yr'untt noniw d.ui' U.ly in the way ol their Itahi.ity to punihnieiil, which only extend to the oiamii.3l ol the British Min. i.ttr, and the Hrilih ConFtil at Philau'cl.jhia. The diaioissal of Mr. Cramptnn would lead, in. doul t, to sonic unpleasant consequences ,n in. rrrasing the rather excited ant! renllesa feeling which already exists, between the two countries bul ti.e lawof nations wonl.1 not recognise the act a. a sorfn ieni cause lor w-.r.or even . declaration ol lion.intenourse. Tl.c unsettled qu.etion of the S.,ud Dues, i, .1- hided to and tiie reasons a.s.en.d whr tin. cetin - try refuses to go inlo the Convention called by Der.utsrk, of li.e liirTerent powers intere.tr d, and piae.-s ttse matter in its true snd proper position before thr public. He d.srs not object to allowing Ih-nmark a eor.ipi csation for the surr. ltd, r of tlx privilege she r!., ma. and for a,,v advantage that mar aeerne to onr commerce, hut he is not will. il,g to cnl- 1 l,ee,us m- " u i,h ",c rcM qiie.n. ns at icoe. The ai'n.M.ii to (T't in Kansas is quite biicf. Ife i of the epnuf.n that no o rt art. hate been committed of such a nature t to call for or jus- tifTe.ceutiv, mtirf.rrnee. A ti tl.c opm on ad- s. -snrto-.I fli.1l ssin mflm Voor-.- n IMT "V trail it ll.-t 1 U ilieial to g. nrt oritur or the public ace, there is presented i-n enzcasion lor some dissgr. emcnt. The resistance of the laws by la armed force c ill pr U.I.) hi cousidtred by m-ny, us (.ri-ju-jicia! to goe-d order and the p-ihbc peace." The- Message recoiuoi. n. s ;,n inireaseof 'h Navy, snd a partial reoryap,7-.liou of the Army, with . reti-ed list. We think thai t:.e present ni . .r t 1 ti lUtr ..f our foreign relations woulo seem lo r, quire atti lieu, s nU j u.l 1 1' the rio-a.- uri pioarl. The n, ol important p-,rt of lite Mta. s-ige is that which treats of t!ie slavery question wluih will b..- fvji.d graph;, nummary. at scii.t. u . li in li I, le- VV r d'rt r, i:l l." y tor ent xl we. k. re doeun.rnt b !orr cur ."f-i i out, and tbe few arm. It has been a li'lirsil Pulif? cold, wet, w i nt r v 4. and the wind is now i sif'hing mournfully Dd the rain is patter- Tie t.ovrnment of M-ne, i, birrassed ; j? j fitful gusts ayi.t the windows. Tbe .ml p.r,.,ed by ihe most pro.ir.Ung and .-. ; dark muddy strtetr-ok dreary and deser- lot, po..rty. I,, the mid.iolti.is,. no oiher ci.;,, for koib nuit.d least have ct.rank ficultits not teas cnibarrass-ng. tbe aotuorit-es, j from the t.ilt less nin.-s of the atorm. and unii.r tie guise of pn.rx;.,!,.. to siabserv. ti.e is - ten .t of u, oopuiace. have del. ruor.ed tu c- rrv - intof-T'et tiie reforms and in not .lions Hroienro by tne he,oloiioni.ts who osert .r. w the t.overn. j nientof S.nu Ann. The first move nei.t in that ' h, ,.ei, ,.n ,. ihe .i.i. rf a Hlr.-et hl .i ti. ne.' cnli.ir privileges and rxemptions of tin Arn.v and ("sr ,( aiibjeeting them to be br-uglil l-y a ctt ln Wlore tiie cuiiuin-n 1 ivil tribufiU of t!t country . I ! r-ttfnre t i -r i r jtri pr. v i i j.'t a & ! lowed li-cin to CtittiT'I at trio r"'Vrre liii.fr ti Courta, much to the pr.-jurticc uf Ur er.niOt'Hj dl isun K'u U.u eotn"-li-'-. to liive rei.ur t thrni for juat.ee. Tima tte rijrilaif lii! cit.-t'-it aa greutiy pnj jo ir;H, and t it; pr i t (,' l rl .t a pr..!- t d at te m.rifi';p of iw a. id juntiCf. '1 te Arclitji-iiop of M'liio li-a aul rnnly pro. U ateil :..itnt-t muru of tmj Uw a atT-ela t' t pnvili j;ca ul tne clergy, ami cUiina the rwi-t to pp'kl tu, ttnd iw.nl tut (i'ttimn of ii'tiii: ixfre '--X ti scl.e. t tbc r, e,,,,,. ei. ano re.lriciions ol tiie new rr zulalejns. H. hassctu ally given or.iers, and es'.end.d llom to all tlie cr'gy ' Kcci.siasli.-.al liihiinals in Ins juris. diei.on, to f.-sint this Uw si any and eviry h. zard, until the d' Cision of tlie Horn ill See shall hat. h. t n rniii.e known. This I has altaineii i..e ei ll,u-,a.l.t ssl-et.n of tin .Vtil.eali pts-,a w.,1 t..!' V.tti tinnklf.g and in ire n.Huelilidl por. lion ol' lb-, conin. unit y r. t Lire ; and the new '.o.ernint nl h.s d.-ti rn.mrd tostind or fail by it. Ti r, eollis Male TI. is a f.ur cp n.l.g for an armed snii bliawly n bitwesii toe suik'fitsi a of I huriu ano Jllli.lf r of jo. If' I .1 tl.e ArellblShop, ny.. in ihisir to thi II. it 11,,- lioe, rnmet t pro. . t , Will use .tr., tn. , I its means to lores this l.w in a!! the ! ot lis fetor and spirit. ll-, I'lrtli-r. rti'-f' , e.i.ie. ti. f ifol u( lur I'ope -i iiil. frc ii, lUe u..i I '. r , ai,,i a t o. s I'.l, I lite M - i an I,, i r o. utslit will hol.i i.is, 11, u.tr i'iII. It o i, ij, s, tite pre. seot A n. i. iii. to-p. restwitisihle for l l, V l-.l,. i; 111 li fe arising If II, Ol. tilS-.ia Iii' n..e loll,,: x i .al f ,. o 1- w. ir tins hale airi.dy l-i n j. , v, n. ii.t o.t. a ti.e l. i a-. i !., i i ,! V ,,t ,ry tr kin,.,, to c, lit. - f e, p I ii, ir r, , ,,r s lo 1 1 . -' t lo r-j t , 1 i.m ;w i,,t. ,r,y, l, '1,, of. ,i, ,ry en,i ( oi.rts. 'I i.c Jo.ieea ol Im. Sopr, iti.l oorl are aiw. d,.s. I To. I, ar,i l,a., jonifd in rn.i.ing a r.,f iit .li.,,, to lev Goiorii. fltllil I..HI.I tins new I , vi, i-,.ii,,.m,.j Irt-ratisi In, y had l.o. bain cnsoit.d in Ihe nia'ter, mil llrel. Mil, ll,.,l tiiey mould liol fleet Bg.iin Until s deeiaiorf V-.s ni.e.e on ti,' ,r r'-'pfssp .'.'I'. II. Ti,e l f , t oiiiiH oi t, ly d' ceed t ,al no r, . sr.-r .:.o-j!. giiin t, t!.-.-e .lis.eolif.r jif''-e, r.nd ti c i.uSK9uf"-. - t li e So-ifi u,e i.'ou-t c ' r ' a - " ' 'S "....I-l "s a .. J-..J -as.... ii.. It arcm. to be ejremely doubtful whctrT the new- Covcrnmml til be ahle to fuat:.in Max IT a. (rninU tl.c outsidehre.aare of ccclraiatic I tud jmliciul autlmritia. Alrea.'y a ron-pir-ry . ir:iiiiKt tlit iirnarntAdiiiirtiiit ration h;a her ii di covered in the StL of Gti::n;tiuio, hc-ti'cd by C.cn. t'rrca and ot ra. The ("ubint t h-tc r i .1 i , , . been wrnnphnp, nn find Uienmlvc uimhle to a- aree iu m.-ttltrM pelitiiiing to Ik' mrit tHiciiitt course to be pur-uit by tlu in, in upprevatnf re- : hellion, ai d mift.iiri' thr utittn i;ity of the m w liovrtfiint nt. 1 boUoverniiient einp'oyrra re vi"g hill.rHon nee. nut .f a decee hy which their pny i rtluccd ou luilf, by rent-on of j the allcired pnverti f I lie TrcfUry. rrcaen! in. I the Treury. lWn! in., iiicutioua ure utuwible to the ht Yernmcnt,ftaf tc next new a rii...ncnry ofllie '? brinp intelligence tlu.t amhtr ucctp.lul rrbrllwu li (Ijc. (I aii.itlur ucctul aapiront iu Hie Preai - ntul chair. Cf" The Nbr.".ka iflicullr baa hern tniic-bly si.ttieil. A CARD. To tic Vo.Vrt of lit itrn of Ctiailotlt 1 hiic ne. n niy nine iniinnncetl in a pul.lic !fint n tr ruixiiii. t f"r rii.iiiiiium r fr the Town Council on v ht I ng-ir.l us the wet Tick- rl. TIiIh l ii u j. nut ii M-iHiin.) .-filial lit u I wrililtl oiilv liy w illietf to iri-r miy cvunlry hen circled ' with u nio )..rii v nt '"Ve !. ntiiiientN Willi my own. J. ,J DiVVr""" -a'.e nnr.oilf Inc. 2ji-it5. Vri'.UC MKKT1N0. Cll.UU.OTfcf. X. C. Jan. 3, lou. I rursnant t a Irevious call a meeting of , i the Chiicim of llarlotte was beld at the : Court lloue, thij day. When ou motion 1 of lr. 1. A-buryiicii'. John A. Young as called to the chjr, and John M. Springs ' was reque-led to jet as secretary. At the r quest f the Chairman Dr. C. J. Fox, explained tlilobi.it of the nieetina in . i ... . i . a lew iippriipriamrcmarKS, alter windine offered the follo4njl preamble and reso- i lutions which werotiiiaiiiiiiouly adoj.ted : Whereas wercrd the retail of ardent ! Spirits as pcruiciojs t the peace and good i order of this coinbunity, and injurious to the happiness and ioperity of the country ' generally. Thefere be it Hcs'vd, Thaite lanful means to stip- press the same ; id that for that purpose. Uo m,v ,lerl, j,,ve bu.d ovcr ti is.,s,..,i nt r the ollice of Iutelidant 1 t . i u. , , nt , , , , j e will support and conitni-sionel of the towu of Charlotc, such perons on as rhnll be pledged to rets r. reconnuJ to the County Court, any person who jay apply for such recom mendation, for tt purpoe of attaining a license to retail fintous liquors within said town. I i f. ... Tl.'tr- -M .1 sr. 1 - 1! I J ir.a nr. win inrow a-iuc ail ' Pa''J c0"-' Vt cf a political eharcctcr I-""1 "'ak'" 1 hc T"',,on of L'nse or Xo License the mam rslr0n, at the approach- - eiecuou .v. u.,.,pa. mui'i-.i 1Ur iuis ' town. M. S Wtiiton, I j. offered the followiao. : r'S I u 1 1 - 1 1 : r - I D .bu-r Thomas' v .vsdu.t, i nomas i JuS'ihrd That M. Fartow, P. J If rie, and A. C. Steele, i w appoiiis.'u a cui.niu.-c so ,;,.,, . . fil le Pr,oi.s, f ir IntlJai.t and Cot.. 111 1 enr-r for t'm titi 11 nl I liiitN 111 riiiifurmf v mfli -ir".i " is.1- 1 "i'ti ; 1 .1,. f-.eoln.. ,,i!Ia... ... I .n..s .. I the foregoing rcso'ious, and report li lie i o ,;. im, .VaA ;rm: i...! v: auioiirurj uieelincl suet) tune as shall Ve I . ' ,, .,;; -.... , ... ..... ; ipecified I vraidCoinittee.for ratification.1 Whic h upon mn was unanimously adnr.to.l i . ' , " . , e. - . 1 f ' . r"" "'. i nai r-npers 01 ltil town . ; V,e requested to ptibh tbc proceedings of tins nie'-tiii;. Ou motion of It. IDividson the mei-ting adjoin ncd sulj'ct lllic call of tic Com mitter. JOII'A. YOUNG, CA'w. J. M. SrniMjS, t'tUiry. From cur rrrvjtoHdcislt. Ciiablh.v, Dec. 21, l-s.l'i. 'Tis the last da-f the year, and the flock on IM. Miehaerateepie has jut tolled the hour of ! o'ck, P. M. and I bat e eated myself in tr oiy littie loom, with jf-n in hard, resoltt to writ-; the old year 1 sotl-'ht iheltcr for ni'-lt. ' llino'nns of a ri im and inelnnehnt v : ------- . . . . . .... .. .. j nut ire Basses ml.inl. as I review the pa-t, and refl-et t a few hour more will date a new era ill I worlds great progress. and nlac a new Mtnark neon the shores of time, from wbiro neasure t'ne lap-e of . i ;", and 'e t!, i art h of nn:i''iis, with mpnaiirr-d, fitior ed, to that forfult ui, known future, tbu-idtcovered c'nunlry, hence no travellr eturtn. The present is an au-picious inmrit for se-saonable and profitable refiectin. We should calmly, and (iispa'-ionaKf rview om past lives, and si . what noav done that i!l t'-ll for e:il o- wo tn our eternnl destiny, e so j.ii i .1-, .iieiiei to" q icni,, long we bare lid. aid to what purpose: Whether we hnvd!,- the sphere of active usefulness .vign.n in t!ie sreat drama of establish a firm basis for whatever may The President says, while amicable rela life, iii b'-iif-titiiig r fellows bv an example eom? afterward. tion. .,',-t Mil, .if -,;,.,. j flu,. ,,,,,1 willithe extent of our inetiti.l amoral powers? These are i'i-:-lioris thntu'd come home to the hearts i.i,l mind, i!, and if we find our- selves uiishle to gifsi .iffirmaiiie and snt- i-faetory answer, wahould n t about mak- ing aim I,'!.- f ,r ti .store. 1 l. b aMireol !ing brick our thou ills jett bentalii the iron heel of despotism ,! authority over the Mofju to coaM, and con .y the euifi. r dovtf memory, to linger a- in Ku.-ia the inroad of the Tartars, and stru-s the enveniion so as to maintain her the la v. ili ,r i n t-. and retisii the , scenes of fluid liooib'lirly day, i enjoyed, to to sour; eiiet, bvn, evn the most selfish di posiir.h uui iarttive init.d. In vain do,;s the prison I,, of clay by which the immcriail and l him:; purt "1" our nature is tratnii.eleil and piibou'. attempt to mark the bouii-K and pcnUe the limit-of the humsii ini'i.l. It, alike independent or I ...,l ..... J ,, . I .I..I,. .. I.ll. .1 - ttm: afi'J er. ace, t fltiittliiltitniirf Loth it sweeps tie; barxwt track '! tun", iihd !,ght,; upon some ,-tt point of lile, long .nice buri.d bccatl - wreck of yei.r., it , Calls into life and ur.ilted l i ing the tii'im- , st intid' i.t tl,at Iiiih criiaps, have been , ii.iiu-, ii, o I ,r year iti-eiitiiuiat, '1 ruins i I upon l li... of a century may baVe gather, J ,l,t bo Irai-uielits ol tune tn is t itioti. It iniitii-r-i li'tle ur ,er the pa-' of our nvs ecu Uiarl:filn JOT or .row w hel her s'iTstiuifj orp in lias ru of our early hopes! it i. a pleasing ex- ' eroise l 'he seiiikiiir-srt and cotitempia-' hve nunit. to stop cs-ionally at tli-: post- j bo..-s that mark I pathway of tu,,.-, nnd ; c'fioi.r im p-jsi whop, siiiwi f e..iu. bitilfs !,e l,.ilit. and linger 'mil ! l'. o ri'l i,f ,,..1, f, riil. ,, f-.-i . ido domint and review the time, ndt it were, live it over tgniii. when all tlie ' enerii'8 Slid ttirattoU-J of lifeit j-OUttg tnorH- j in? wore tree aim tnu-iu-rcu, dimi nope piuiu cd her trovi wing for an upward aud lieav- ! euty Ail) ! ' " When I he ln,iea nd fe.rt Of bojhiM.d'a yar.M . II n U lie LT I'l'CIl V imiicm ami nm i n ity iuu, corroilitiv: cores of mature lite, or the coti tct of a deceitful and beartle world. ' hero is uml onn turn1!, to be a plenurt! in n- I .. . ..,t .. I mi uei mi; hum lieu puinnia uuu icKi-tve leaaiit to review. 1 here are vitrv few wlioae lives have been barren of incident, as to leave no event ! , B, j , , t10UllU ,nJ MflVetiona of ,i,0 h,.,, B0UJ cjDl, with londncJi no i brii;lit fDOt to deck its withered tc 110 j prC0I, oai where the tirtd pinion of ! thouuht. in their backward flit'lit. niiiilit etoi) to rest. J hou;h our live may Lave been a cln quered i-ceno of iniling lundtcnpes and stormy ikeii, of unoothe eaa and n iij.'ry bil lows; tlioUL'h carea. pernlexitie it and blight ed hope may have predominated, yet there ate very tew who would wish to quail the Lethean draught, aud blot the past from memory's page. I have bad uiy Ik art trials iu common with man, but I bare also gath ered some heart flowers that may never fade or lose their lragrntice. " Lit time tlo her worst, there ere inimnnUnf joy, U-alt lirrnum yt the punt which tune c-iiiut tic. Iri.y, Ynu nviy lorn. . r - - -;ii But ttic unit nl the roerit w ill hani ruiind italilh" The iron ton;ue of time has jtit lolled the hour of eleven, and in one hour more the sands of the old year will have run out. Mo many sad refli ctions, at this luotiu til, come crodin.;, nnhnlden upon the mind, H'd lc !liots of wnsted bonis aud misspent years flit before the affrighted fancy like, spectres frmu the spirit land. At moments like this, the grave yard of memory gives "P ,u'r d,"iuJi "'' ,lie ,ove1 an, 1""t o''"" .1 i: t 11 o i ic nn un' n.c uuu beauty, before us, and the sheeted dead s t : , k lorth at the touch of imagination s waml. Xot only the companions of our youth, nnd those we have known and loved in maturer life, but how many mi!ii)ns of the human race have been cut down by the fell destroyer, the arch enemy cf man, and been summoned to their dread account, .in fill tli i iii-iiiiiiionii tiii t : I if tViaa tit i.mp' i oi-ieT., uuu hum o,i.,JI I't.itm oi ill, , inai promised lair a year ago, hat e been trust ra te u ana t.roiiht to nought : How niaiiv a it , .i.i.i l . .i i . ; uidoite.l heart, that U'e V b at mill glad i , . .. ... .ii i ,. ( hepes nt the brida feasr. has been aid, om ' ' - ..,1 .,n..,,.,l .1,. ....l ... f i ...i i i ' j . .1 j, . j uuu sue iimcii, in'i irusieo, uuu icaiieu up- ' . ' ... . wlnle .he, like a w.tjiered flower, ha , .i .i r it ' turned away, to know the ioys of life no: ' e i These are sad reflection, but it is meet that we should indulge them. They lell a rf , .11 . If 11 s m i; I,-, ai im:i in itocilh CBlllu in ti e ainful storv, but It IS here the ess true,,t, , . ,' . , ' " . .a , ., . ,'i Turkish capital. 7 - . 7 , ,. ! "i-v mu nuie-i-Jiie' reuunu us oi me ut- J . t ol'.V. V" I r0,,,V0UrTy!''l' the tombs ii if. nii!:'.'r board bv' tho road ride : tJ piut u, tlC vgy Ke should go. Without J . ... . I beM, ,., nivnicllUH,, to remind us of Our mortality, we might b forgetful f ourselves, .1 l . t .1 . . ... , . ' . ' i ir u. 1 pjir prparnr aiui n ninriSV lliV lre H. : oarr u ho,,. il..n, ,. . ... ..!., As 1 write th a lii.a .',. clock i si.ikio. ' r1"."1 " twelve, and it. .1., r. a.,d .l.,. , rini , , .... .i : -r ., , ' . , n-. 1 "'lul' -,.Brieu year, i ne -""' vuc cuy rc wnppcu 111 wie loretiui roni-s or jsuimni-r. an-.i ttm ttu nes of the midnight hour if. only broken by the patteting of tbe f.iliin rain, and the beavy footpath of the guardtuan as he walks bis weary round. I comnu need thi epis tle on the lat day of IVccmber, lio'i, snd, without fppii ;r my pen, or ri-ing from my seat, I have concluded it oil the fir-t day of January 1 -'jO. And now I will clo'e my new years tssk bv ntakinr m v het how. and wishing you, Mr. Whig, and all your numer- j The traditional influences anl hatred im ous patrons a long life, and a'bapry New'?1"' the prince, anl p.-ople to rmliroil ibcm- l ear. ASIILKY. New ton, Dec. 21, lfc.Vi. Two tbinr whatever ihe reiiU of th" pr.ent war in Kurope may be, will not e's- cspc the notice of tl.c pbi!oophie inquirer, and mu-t be taken into consideration tonti. derstand what is, or is to be ! -the ii.flu- et.ees of race and commerce, Two gront races or rather c!ate, ,,( . ces, coirpri-e the people, ot Kurope, the T.fe...lo i ,t.. inbal.itant of the f,irmki, St.t.. il... P.. .! r!ll, ,.,) I,, ...i i h. I.'.u,... I ....I . i. ! h f , . .... i. , bii'. .ne Selavonie en.bracinr. th. I...Hii.is r.... ,.f Uusin, the Pole, most of the II iingariar, 1 and a large portion of the inhabitants of Tnrler i The former i, and long has ben the ru rie. the fint and f .r.mo.t in ihe wor'.-l It rules ftjprciae in politic, literature, re- Iijtoii cttt.-e n ia'I art. In it shMerent di v i.i'jti il ifKlid's a rvtt tV vrr-ii v of ehara.-ter, f?veiallj' mrirkril ,y firiiiin-h-s, fn'lurfine, pu'iencc and a facility of adan tin.' itself to eirf.'urii'itaiice!. It ii a thoughtful, iiitellertual rarr, r,rt. found in nil tlmt requires invctijralion and paiient anaiy-t. in missions seems to he, to auhdue the wilderness, mlj.-ct the pow-i ers of nature C"a-truct and organize, and The Sclavonie is later ami v. i !.. feetly developed, Mill the elements of great' power snd usefulness are manifest. j We inut remember that in Central Ku-' r ipe, and iu Turkey the Selave has been trodden under the heel of the Teuton and tint Mu.o!tii.in. Au-tria treads all her sub. I the intlueiices ,1 l-.a-ti-rii life they imparted, lhr with the powers gaini il by thef'xars. iu expelling them, have establiabed a similar ; de - poti - in. l'.issia is tbc theatre of their 1,1 .best del veloptnent, and it is great honor to their ca-' paciliea, that within herself she has made ' agaiuM the pressure of iron ei.-tim-so great advances. Ihe Kui. of toil.y is not the! II .!.... - ... - ... ..... . Llu-v,ia of a liuti'l r-ij vearji .umi. ! S:l,e has risen from sicinler ni( an to the ' eapuci.y of a first rate power and has bee,, moving ou rapidly toward a mighty cnui-, meree and as a totisKiueute a hi h rivilixa. i tion. The Hi lave, in his lii.-bc't devi b t uteiit. 1 bcurs about bin: ihe patent of nobility. j N ible. generous, hospitable, intcn-ely . fond ol liberty and fatherland, with an iron Com ate, an fin-tie nature, highly ititellee:- fond ol liberty and fatherland, with an iron Com ate, a n fin-tie nature, hifhlv itit'lleet- ua . end of dei-ti re .-ius reusil, liitie. i d ;hesky:lbereisafre.l,i.'-.andel,;!dlikg,:t.tb.,si..,n!the Hudsou Hay anlp-uget Souml Aari.ul. : i ' - - about hni umi iim wiin.ii tunicate, a youtuiui vigor , rujgling inlo power. ! ttru 1 l.; race if lf ts fr-edom loving and in- i ninet with i. .ublicaoi. m. Witness for in-j smiiee, tlie teiillCliCteS 01 llie Ituueartali. and I'ul.-s. alld the ones rruiii niieo. ..f il..! ,! . I .. .. , la V...,. oj " . - AO mew- ory, though Iter rasl ramparts nnd wide aprcad streeta, Ler palaces and teni(.'s arc iliiiost a watn, atill Uvea iu the uationnl t..,,- lads of the Russian! nd above all that'slurc liberally with other powers in l0in . .. i . i dream not yet dis.ipnted, o ardently e' tcrlained a few years aco, if a tiirand Tan Sclavio republio, whose away should extend from the Ho;.phorus to the icy scan, wherever the Sclavic race is found. Such it in not rah to expect will ultiiriite ly be the renutt for the tendencies of things are in that di rection. These seem llic characteristics of the race i iu higher forms, for with the in a sacs j Sclav and slave have as yet been synony. mous. Yet lb seeds of lile are there, only waiting the course of things in the order of Providence to be called into action. '1 he Tuton nnd the Sclav are now anta gonistic and that antagonim will continue until the latter ahull have risen to an equal, if not uperior rank to the other. The railroad, the steamship, nnd the tel egraph are Mlctitly revolutionising the world. The merchants aud the hankers are its prin ces, and the path of commerce is always fol lowed by civilisation anil a higher lilu. lie. ; hind the march of armies smd the deceits and cunning if cabinets, stand cool clear 'position of lb J.xeeutive. IJ-. cbcri,hcs headed men, w.i tching every opportunity I'1'8 hope that the god sense of I ho people that fortune may offer to push rn their out. t that Territory will prevent any violation posts, and through their veins flows the life ot Territorial or Federal law. blood of nations. "''"'TP)' ""nation of Mexico claims The great tendency of commerce is still ;IUt forbearance on tbc part of this (jov. m ibe same diiei lima. '" "' h..ii i no -eminent but if tlio ptesent b a stable ttiousnn.t -v.,.. l. .ii.siion of tlit- eomiuer- fgovfriiment, urgent a-ppeuls to ju-tico should ciiil woild has been buried eagerly to the , e made for thu rcdreas of the complaints Ka't. j of ur citizens. Our Isthmus and Pacific railroads, and ! Tl'e distracted condition of Nicaragua our Mealy with Japan, all point in that di-l'm,t'e incumbent on ihe President V, p. reclion as surely as ihe caravans of old Con- , Pea' cilisens of th United States to staiuinople or the fleets the merchants of AI- ; tain from unliwful inti rveuliou iu in cxandriii sent forth upon the Indian seas. ; affairs, and to at'opt preventive measures To secure the commerce of (he million of ; i"ce the last Congress, the following Asia has been the ambition of tvery com- treaties have bcec negoiiated : " Commerce, mrr. ial tate. ,Xavi;atiou and the Surrender of Crimi- There is much going on upon the conti- ' " Two Sicilies; " Friendship, rent it concern us to know, since it not on- .Commerce and .Navigation " with Ntcar i ly iiil give form lo national life iu that di- P" ""J "Commercial lleprocily " jih rretioii, but because the old and t lie new . Ha.ii.. wor'uls are to be rivals in the commerce of; D0 receipts of the Treasury lt reir Asia. The men bants and the real State. wrre f G."i,:itln,l)IM j expenditures g.'irl.liiJj,. men of Kurope arc straining every nerve n """! talaiico in the Treasury 31 ,ll(ii,lM)o, secure it. to thetiuelves, I,( t us look a lit- I'"1 Preidet.t is fjlly persuaded that it lie at what i bein done. be difficult vo devise any suporior y- Iho Knoli.h and the French oobtrol the of "-sal business than is now iu opera- Mediterranean, and by their position eon- (-n- trol the Ithnius of Sues and the approach- 1 'J 116 magnitude of the- pubiio revenue af es to India iu that direction. To secure thai fords gratifying evidence of the prosperity of channel and extend their poaer in the In- cur commerce, and suggest-i (be propriety of , .1 : . : . . 1. - . . e.i. l. ,'i ores i mr i-re-eiu M.rp-?-e oi llic r.nllsl. ,, . .'. , 1 ' , r Hence their tea uy of Hijssia, their eager- . . ' . . 3 , . . n . . ... ...,... - l.u. .)..... .J..-;... if,.r- ...,--- in. "H.i.io.ii e.n7 10 maintain Constantinople in the hands of the ! . , , . , ,, 1 orl-a rnll.or ihnll l.v Hlfer It In fa t.-. n v , ' ... u,. . more active power . . ', 1 1, . , , , . e r , , I u , , .. .. . , . o . . . .,,-,., -u , f"..-. oi ; the iiifcrutanle ii.iikI ol the 1 reticb l.inper- ! or may be, in one can fcnojs ; it would not be a su-prisino. event, if Lis victorious le- : . - fc ... . .t In the meantime A.itria is linking Trieste . , ,, . . , . . . . . b itli II.ifMrnir r..l l.rfhirn Vdriat.r .lh Nor.b Sc. while . r.ilr'o.J to Pc-h , . .... aort f ,,. tl,..,ri r II.. I-,,. ot.. ....... her the li'aik Sea and a pathway to the K-ist When the !in frm Vienna to Mi- tiich i ciOTileted there will be an unbroken i lie f x o in I a i re I o t h e lo w er 1 a n u 1 e . "I he M-Uo,n,.d f u. dsu beco,,,.. , i,er ,r ,,ie ut,not "p"""eo : J i. I , W '.II of ll-e 1 nreipalilie., if she dares, may be permanent cne. ,., line of railroad ihrouh her rnpit'il from Hamburg to Cmcoa , Kussi.t with a projected line to intersect the Itu-s ai line towards the South Kt. At prese'i A is bul an outpost of I!usi wh',e efforts in thai direction are the t-rand- et f1' all. A grand trunk line extends from IVicrsburg t M tseo'v, whence nthen are surveyed and titider progrsj. lo Odes- , i ho Crimea and to A.tracban on the Capi-.n. ; scliti Hi the atliirs of Kurora while her i u'i-rchiiiits a i . 1 cool statesman arc laboring 'to enchain the commerce of A-ia. 11,-r iiMuetie imet of railroads consoli-d-it.! .1,1 i.mpire and call its rcources into oetitiiity II. r po.si0t 0f the Ci-pim and he nor'iering plain of I'ieorgia, bring her in rontnet with the rich valiy of t!, tlnhr.it.' niwi th. Ir.if.lo.ea O- lo.L.. and IVr.is, o,,d and give her a direct road toward th. Indies. II, r real A-iatic lerri- t-.ries lie alon' ti.e Chinee fnmier !most ' in e,ta,.t ir la the Chine-e wall, and Kua- ! 'sn v,"y th-v lell us de-eend the A- niOLr into tie inland aters of Japan. useful life of Kussi.v it JU' 'e'"limn? ljf,r' ,h'" ,nfl',e,"'M '"'r PtoI''c " rulers will change and her real ""7 gf"1- ''j th arts of peace is yet to roino. . -"riioe aim glorious as hare t een the deed ar u, n l the a ails of Scbastcpoi, their infliier.i c ia a n ulling beside this silent yet tr.uuiphiii.t inarch of commerce. S. T!i!-: PllKSIHKNTS MKSrAGK. WASiiiMiTfi-.', Ib.-eeinber ill. Thu President sent in his annual mensa -e to tho Sr-fmt y"-terrjfi y deteniiinirit; to wiTit no longer for the orgmixniuii of the ll-m-c The following ia ment : synopsis of the doeu- ..,.;. . l;. : ' . i ., America. Ilesay.it was the undoubted the convention with -treat Britain would secure permanent pence and indopendenee to those States, snd no dominion should hereafter be exercised by the I'miod .States or Ureal Iliilain -. but the latter still ...erf. prcst nt e ntrol. It is illit"H.-il,le for ll.a I'nited Stales to aenuiesre in il.i. irn.ir. tion. Although the I'n:ted Stnt sj and lire.it Krilaiu mnintain conciliatory eorn-s- r,oo,l..i,e.. ,... n.l. .. ,i . .i:ir....i... cannot remain undetermined without in- ..lviti?in serious danger tho fii.ndly rela- ion, which i, is the interest .s well a the duty of both countries to cherish and pre- . . I - . - ... - .v.... u,,.,, au..--,L,i,n UlllllTllllV uirr H a...t..n tt..,.l .1 .. .1 termination ' He treats at length on the violation of! oar neatn.l.ty law, in recruiting the f.,r. ' ei. - n leifimi ll ..... ., fr....... t: 1 I eaied are of bub official position ami l vond I : 1 iuri.'lieiini, ,o thi. o .. .i entered the business with full knowledge of, our laws and it.tc-ruatiniuil t..li. ""ti..1 subject is Mil) uuder dL-tussion by the two Uovernuif UU. j subject is Mil) uuder dL-tussion by the two (iovernmenl. : A ..Uiiuil..v.t....l;n.. .1 I... - - ."..- . sti-?u i ii-kn iii i ('.ii tural I oinpatue, as to tbe posriesaoiy light of land on Pngt-t Sound. Ilo asks the attention of Con-revs to the subject of the Sound dues, which is unset- t'eil . II,. I',in,l Si.,.. ; I ;,.. i it. : n i i. .' ftr the r atoti tlat tl.e -rops4uoi: ol' I v-a-' r .1 . . i . . V. I 8rI 111 ark for a aetilcnietit ia commingled and in ud a Biiborilinate to matter wholly eitra- Deoua to that aubjeel ; but ho in williti" to pencilling Denmark for any advantages thus accruing to our commerce. Satisfaction lias not yet bc.on made by Spain for the arrest and search of the vteamer El Dorado, but be believes will soon be. He hope to inn he? some general arrangement with that government to avoid fuch acts in future. Iu regard to the'army, lie advocates the institution of a n tired list, and its partial j reorganisation. He rccommi iids that tbo i miiiuiy coiiqiowu oi ueiaus iioiu tbo i ""- lie urges tus fjrii'jum niurra-e 01 tbo Navy, but says nolliiu iu regard to ihe ac tion of the lute Naval Kctiring Board. He advocalcs the abolition of the frnvk ing privilege, or some modification of the existing postags rales. lie recommends the Postmaster General', report to tbc con sideration of Congress. About Ksturis ho ays but little. Xo acts hud been perpetrated prejudicial lo good order, and none jo-tifyiug (he inter- . n i. r 1 v ... i , -. ..n .,,,1 ,i,anii,... .r .1. i -'--. -u v, llacuu- '.:.: - .,. . j . ... i . . . , ties on mpiri, and a readjustment ol tbi . .i it. ltllrl'lt ac noil ulcs. I - lie spesxs at gr'-at Isnglb on the en- liiflrviiil PnlttiAiisi cf a1aint.i, . ' . stilUllOlial ia, been a matter of r.sii.ful re,.., .'. ... " - - ' " i:.... .. ' con-picuo-n ior tneir seriiriM in founding Ihe U. publie, snd filially sbariuj ,u " 'vantiiges, disregard tbrir conattt'inou- &l ot.lir.nli, in. .lll.e.ii'.k jt,..,..in.. f .1. .- '!'--wovojun ..i .orir , ., . , . , inatji.iy to heal auruitted paipable ri "ois of ll.e.r own. and which are twu.i !. t- I- ... .1. ... . A' . im I T VttltlU tinir luriatj IctlOU. 1 he V e n i ... i offensive I hopeless nudert.k, .. .... . .1 .- . 01 it-, of II HC UOI1IIJSIIC lU.lilUT Oil. in ellh. r Slates wholly beyond thttr control mi l thority w bile the poopie of the So ithetn ls-s eon tine their attention to On ir own auairs. not prestiuiin? oitiei,iuiv to it t-r- - an - .. i..smu,;,., ,f tU Northern Stat... too tuaiiv ioh.l.ii. - - , J tall, ol the latu-r are per maiieni !y organized in as sociations 10 inflirt ininry on the former '.y wrongful act, which would be the ca'ie of war a betwteu foreign poacri, and only ' "' ucb in our system, became per- plraud under cover of the I t i, IU giva a hi-loiieal review of siaverv, nd the lti of Cortgre. on thi mlj.-it, an'' deprecates sectional agitation and un- eona'itutionsl projects to dilurb the public P'-ace an I tranq-nlity. He drnounc, s !.. fanaticism of abolitionist. wh.,e r-m due', if per-tvetcd in. ill end ci! am;toj-ly. Ilo ssys, M pa.sionate rage, fit aliri-n and par tiao spiut did not force the fact upon our atti nlion, il would be difficult to I eliete that any cotisiderablu portion of thu peopW of this co-intry could have so surr.-nderi 1 themsclv .-a to fanatical devotion ro the sup posed int 're-ti of the reliti,-- iy f, Atii eatitintlie I'nited States as l.itslly ttt aban dun and di. regard tl.c interests of V-".sJ' 000 of Americans, to trmnplst under fo-t inj'iiietioii, moral and constitutional ol.li- p"0'"- n" "'-5k' P ntioictiv bnf a'""u't ,1",'e ; asao'-iat.- I ,,h ,,M'" ll,c ')") the rommcn h"? of -""'"""I i" tituli-n. Ar Plr'""c "T P" ot t,,e t -on pre- parcu iuu ma'iiy to invito ali tlie e.n-e-quenees of ihe forfeiture rf their constitu tional engagements The storm of phren-v ae! faction inu.t inevitably da-h it-elf i-i vain against the unshaken rock of the Con stitution. I rely confidently on the patrioli .ni of the reo 1-, ci, t,e dignity and fwlf-respeel of the Slatek, on the wi-dom of C'.i'g'e and above all, on tbe coiitinned and graci ous favor of Almighty IjeJ, to mniutain agtinst all enemies lb? sonelity of the Con stitution and the iutority of tlio 1'iiieu. CONSICNKKS PKRUAII. HOAP rimti Tim lTifi Tnr. 7i ii ,i Jam t.itv S. Webb, W. II. Mi, ha!, W. J. Hake, I.. Limbarger, A Co., J. Councl. mr.'iiMiLnb. M ,rrie,l, m Irnlell e. lintv. e.n the 27th 't , t y Ihr Iii v. Mr. I'f, .sly. Mr. SAVI1, M. Ji ll..'l i iN, of fa barm .ouiiiy.l,, .Mrs. VIAIIY tUI.I.MA.S. of the f' roif r eounly. M.rrmi. t K,!.in, Iredi I! I'oiielv, on l' o I'llliull , by ll.v.Mr. I f.ssly.J.VMI Y. Ill I I.. Senior r .iitor 1,1 ihe S,, v ,r.,,i, iu M .s MVIK.AIII.T ANN Vul No.'daunhur ol J.nn 1 ouit, r..q. JalOSt. Tj HO Vt IT US. one on J M.-lvin, with Tho. f South slid . ., Ml Milgalil su'elies, of 6 10, due lllth J. musts. IM.iA.snd psval.le it "J"1' "' "",M" " ""r " i- A '""'.'I'Y'iVs; M' '.' ""I 'i'?'; Z.ti:! Adam. A Morrison, and by tin m d.p...,l, .1 w,Ht . a . . me tor ell. -n.l ire it.f-vmd in W. 1 "r"";l,",li "'"' '. I ' hl porpoVe, and w re .1 T"':': Im!' teats. Ui..e be, r .m.U.d. Tlu... W iw. warn all oer.on. iv,.. i.,,,i, if ..,,.1 i,tis. w. A. MX' AS, l-Hsurr. H.-,r,. II jiNotice. rjIT' - ubi Ihe see ii'ise r,b, rs W ing an to tn tlose up seeoiiiils lot Jskitand '.V.V resn-ellu!ly f. - a.ai alt permia ml. hied lo SI lile tip al ooi .i. i. . mZ bo pat in tia haul sol' sit TROTTER i TODD. I'ssf Naic, ;ia)ll seenud baud PlAN' If IfiTK will eos ...Id a liarf-am to any fin. IS waul ol such ais le. Jn ii i re at t'sa OtUre. A a'm Ji 'tijij.
North Carolina Whig (Charlotte, N.C.)
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