Indeed, we Cud the opinion uuanimout1
amove th Denianritttr memnrrt
Jiiime of tli House to organise it to pni'
a great ' cant' Jnr their cause in 'lit up
jiroiiciitg r resident iul r'extion. They are
evidently pieptrwg to make the mal of it
before lilt people "
This article of the Star bfta not been
publicly rebuked, as ) have Mfn, by nny
laeniber of lite Administration pail'. W Lut,
tu-u, ire we to auppos-c? Are we to ton
elude () it the A '1 n. ii.i rrn ( ion party do not
wa it iu organiiaiiou. Are they pereitiy
t it tueil with the existing Mate of tilings.
Place the article of the Star side It woe
wiili the various articles of the I'nion lau
datory of the stand taken by the immor
tal 74, ami vit-w all, tvretber with the cau
cus resolution and llio speeches wliich have
'teen marie in Congress by (he members of
the Administration, and will not the people
of the country have the right to conclude
that the A hnintstntiion party i:KS oi
M ini nit oisninzutiim." What says the
hiuoral.le jj 1 1 eni.iB from 1 emisv Ivaiim,
(Mr. Cadwaia Jer ) III answer to a few re-
mark of my own, in which I deprecated
the at! of time consequent upon the pro- '
traolcd tlisorjanilalion of the House, that
gemieman aaid :
" I be? le to rli,.et from the con-
rliiion of the j. ni rr.nn, Jlr. Smith, of
A!jham,) mho hasju't taken hi oat, th.t
thf Hotiae are 11 "it : !to,'f.h(r was'jng the j
public time in their fcff)'ts to elect a Speak-
er, or flint tlierr hut not lrr prnjit noil 'Ac
dtV:opntrts nltrinhnl "po the !' lai.s nnil
crWinvt rf-ffii wltirs 1iich have Stofkl in '
the Vifj 0 Hi Oi nuizutifin ,"'
Aaiu, lie 1VS: J
' I kh nit svm, that thru (the National '
Arnetiean p n r t v ) ere vile to throtr into the
t'f tiioi tut Ilrinmiatf jtiftn,us thry t'u,
th it n e l,av ntt rotn i.'m'rr nun in.' iml
ronciix ilrtu ii ihrm. li V o mil row'tliiUe
trttli them ,nrt' ire i-i,' n r i.n'tn'rr Ouisrlies
ti nn-j '-rtwpt imiif i I'h t-'iCttl.
Ve tio not ask their t otes.'
That honorable gentleman (Mr. C.) t ;
farther in his plaiu and frank way, to tLe
. at.cn i! Americans :
"An Abolit'.oni-t or tiie Democratic can
didate (Mr liieli.'ir Json must sooner or lat
er be elected Speaker of this lluu$ by a
majority or by a plurality of its votes. If
you deem the choice ot tlie lh-moerarie can
dtriate a iessevil than tiiat of an Abolitionist,
Tote, if you sou proper, for t;:e iH-moeratic
candidate. If ton do o. you can rsjxrt
tiaikiHC ' i out Jiiul.nr from titrpuriu uutih
ie tri.., ti liitu ci.r, n prrnm. we 1.0 mx
aii litis o! vuu. We can offer Dotl.iii in
retU'L far it."
This sounds as if ! came from the party,
" rt c itlf-trn .' What are we the Nation.
a a .peric'itjs i to ui.r.cr.stat.o irom tl.l . .
ve ha-- Hi our view the propOi:i? cf nieaa-
Ores dear t- us as Btn...t. au 1 xitalto Us ;
asarnr-v Vi'n eann-.i move in onr n.us.
tira if I hi. e r. mm st f ki. n e ..ie L f-A a.-.ini.l !
Hive we i.ot 3 rirl.t at least r exiieet,
a fair divi-i-n of iwer on ths committee.1
I Jj r.at be'i..-ve ti it there is a member of
the Nat'ona! Amr-rtcan psrtv in Corgre.s
who wcj'J i,-i jrn ti a.k for any pa.-i.cu-.
lar p'see on sr.v paseiii-te cjtntni'.te; hut
a a party they hate a r.-Lt to t ipeet aj-nr-eh-jiice
in lie Jiuioii i f pow.r power to '
re rrnfeif bv the Speaker, let the eti
tleman from PeBnjiii-n (Mr I's.wals-
C-rj ars. m altauee, " lou . c m tl
pe t ti'i'hirs frmn him, or from t
1
i.e a 'i rt v
which he w.ll n-Ltespiit.
VoU will r'it fail Ulaure
.folio
e.itsa-ns.
tfrl
the A.ltu'.iiiatratioa party in Con-resi have'
1 een prarl urn is;' t'r. ..' rijui'j hail re to us
tn a-rr ixc firt.in their caueu, an.l then1
in the-r piiL':-hed 'peecrw , all coins; to re
nfv the uesciv pro-errr.fi ve policy wUieh is
regi-trred in tue decrees of the Adminis
tration at the White House.
But L must bring this letu-r to a close. T
have been shaking as a member of the
National American party. You ail know
tnat in the ias.t canvass I proclaimed and
defended the principles of that party ; that
I was rc-e!eeteJ ui-jne upon the issues aris
ing Oat of toe policy ol that part? ; that I
do !d bvttun ; arid that iny majority; was
eariy tso tt;oiaii-i votts. I am ber.? a
the itpr' n ' . 'ire of the .Viion. .nirn-
cun p'i'tti, and I shall
Lriiilt from no duty
Whien i'iy i.i'-;.''iiiC': t'. that p&r,y mat oe
naiud. j
Jtesp-etfuily; tid gratefully your scrvr.rit, 1
V. U. .SMITH. I
A i"fr pr vtlii J'sPs s A; i 'Wednes.i
uay eveniiij wetin ; I I-crt. r jf WarJ Uefcb-!
er a church, Brooklyn, last wek, tiie sub-1
jet of Kaunas pot ahead of all ithv. Mr.,
Jltc-cher addressed his hearers iu iL fuilow-!
iti Chii-tian 'ike maiiiji r:
" lie believed that the f liarp rfle wa tru
ly a nicir.il agen-y, snd that there a more
iiio-s! I'os- i in oik ot tio e in-trumerit-, sr.
tar as t he hi a i .-boiib-rs were Ciicernid, than
ta a hundred lJin,es. oa uitL-ht jn.-t as
Weil. Saul he, read It.e liiole to buliaioea a.i
thtfse f-iioWH who i'oliitv Alehi-oit and'
Striugfijilciw ; but liny hue a supreme res
pH for li.e bsic that i niiooiied in
tli:.rp's i iHes. 'Ihe Ih'.ie is addrrcd to
the con-' lenee ; but alien y.i address it
to tbim it Ins ni effei there is l.o eon '
science 'I bn'i h he was a pen-is man, b
bad the greti;st regard fur M.arp's ri
flea, and for that plum that induced thoe
New Ki.-jlsnd nitii to u-e ti.em.
i he ahot, i-svi te Ttew
'
York Day
fioaik.) WOal'l be '."tli : .u.ng, were lt tue
firt rtiJeii. that Mr. H t ehi r bad given
of hi. total wai t of all tUe rerjm-iii-s of a
Chri nan ni'i.i-trr. Ilowtbe public e m be
d'ljdcl iy .111 h ci ncal n.ou. ta-baii;,
wi o usi-s re'-gism nieroly as a means of a
livelihood. i more than e ca undi-rstand.
Cb i-t rehed on the tro-pcl as the means of
Voing (oid. Mr Hi i-i .-her wow d aeeomrli-h
bis n.i-a n With sharps rifiis. ' What are
we coii' i ? tu ?
i'llll VITV WITH 1 KAVf K I) 1.--01.AMI. I
t v' .. ii... . . . .1 . . . , i . l. v
i ti as.iioioii ji i . .i iuu e 1 1 1 to i ue .sew
Yora lli-r .i l, writinj under date of tVi.ru-
ey l, give, (in- follow inj iLti rcstni-r (if true)
juf .1 luuta.'l. ; '
- It baa JvateJ out of the Stat.- Depart. .
in i t that the i until
i, lv.-rniii. 1,1 has ...
aimed a poi-iti'Jii
I t . sl l'tl
I .j eertain I! a. !
a aw vessels luat tis'e in-i u li siis.erie'i since
the coinHii neiiiit nt t i K-t. rn war. to
ti n ens ol the United Mie, kfinj st the
time of tin- ITinsb-r III A Hi" nan port-, w b ich
It is likely wi.l H ike diil.eu.ty. A st ol
tlm i . u ii.i. bi'i ii f uriaiabfd ii Mr l a .on,
our Miii .ii I ;.t I'mis, and liVi 'ieli f.-u tili it,
avosed oi- the ojitol lie I'rinth tunJ Hn
giish la-'tel iiumiiIs lo hoi'i tlwin as lawful
pnjs ot wsr it they are e iptuii d. Mr. Ma
aon it ia reeioru-d, ejnil t smue appri hen
not! on .He su!.js''t. llie eiirrepoiid.-ii4
probably be tau.td lur iu a tew (iaya."
.i.i . . . i
WHorilr (Carolina WM
CHARLOTTE :
Twt'ay. February 1!), 15:6.
Tltr Bihinrs ia CharKr
The little advance is I ntlun has given an m-
i.i.a riven an in-1
i
ri, to bune .nd Cliarlotle fur tlie hat week
hua pretcnlrd a livi-ly tppearaner, uml quite a
numtwr of WHgons havr thronged imr ktm-la, U.
-l.n -;th I'm ton ond ether arouuee. C'ottxu ia now
quutcd at 8 to Si ccnte.
Sl
" Th.mday Hi. Vi.tiHii.' Djy ard
many of unr jrung la.! it a re nn Hie i:i rirr to
' what ouI' imc I.. tl.rm. Many an iinuJ
he.nt went pit.a.p.t to hnl mrl of a Valen.
tine wouh! I went by itaowu lre l e. We en.
ri. raland ame very handsome cnea were rrceived
aim also romic oixi by eur tir lrun.it. We also
reetived ll.e lixt ne uf ion e tnc which e in-
ten.ied t.. keep tor Ilic aakrof the donnr, but final.
eone!u
.leu ta r.lurn il tu iW ewiirr ai near as
1 ron Id.
Who is Rrspcnsiblc!
n-e sag .-vig.il jn.i. are acn.r,.rf u;
ol.ee l, respon.ib.i.ty of the elect., a of Mr.i
i , .
B.nsa -5 b(-cikir in tl.c ahciuitra ol. u.e Amcr.
lean 1'arlv. Cut tl ev " can'! eoine it etiite." and :
.-sr not rcsT'OttaVibii', we intile tlieir oltt iil-rn
to Ihe I,et!tr o! tut Hon. W. R. Sm.tb, e' .Ua. to!
In. eonaliturnta. Mut ot H.eir own montb tlh-y
are cnnuemni i. Ai.vioer u.ing.ii n.c eorresp,ma. -
ent of the Charleston Sirndard ia to bi-lieved
Baiikoreee.vcd I0i instead of I votes tin
may ;
he a ittiaMritll !.nt it ia an alstl'd Imi if triia. Ih
;
Americans could nyt eltel Aiken even if tiiey had j
ft it liisurwd. 1
-- I
Tht MlirdlTi j
Wt stated in our pifrr of the 5th int. that
foul muruer t ad been cnnimitird on the bntir of i
. Tree iw L lee name . M ,ee T.el.ar and nri.n. .
,m the aartiru Ura laat week. Th.a we were or.
rntm mDi dom.but we eive tliem now. '1 he iwr
,.,e. .Sa rrinntirf n,. Jnr. of ,on,.e.i
... , i. . i..a i. i
are tuese : fthiuehoe. tlie niurtierer. had keen cm.
. I ..rf I v i. . I ... , , .-, , fr . 1
bUi'.d,n,.'wb.vh he had neariv ,,id for. l,M,oe;
then eon. ,t tu .anther pern. On the evening '
1
ol tie rourtier, t tic iv in pa5ii.j; a h-u4e lit '
1 y-
,!..rnu, uw Poiieh., who m goitiff in tLr .rirt-
ri.rrcMiwf. T.tli l.i.:iM?ir,aBd waiid H r hi... t- cuiiie '
op, when he cfhed I. im fur the mony le bud p.nti
him for th framr. Iunphie f-ne him no aati
j f..ev.m, hnt .teM.n to pt.a him, bl the hor
( headed hi.n rer .1 tirnr.. .till akk.nr h.in for tU
; money he had paid him
rtnnehnc then drew
hi. knife inu the hoy waa heard to nr, "ao you
"
driw jynr ki.iie ..n ii. e ."' jnd he waa unserved to
.: inrow UD r.l arm ri rseauA.lv. nut mere waa no i -
, ..... .,.1
"unr ' " "'- "" "
nii.i'.ii o. ma anii w j - ii.ariloj in warn im iwiir-
,"K' lie r.e.iveo M. atrnn,, say ohe ot
four wonhl have taken hia life one in i!.e arm,
A c.ltin- the main arl-'v.ami three in ths region
o" li.e Veart. tier, n.g ti e ht.rt. i
i W. ask onr friends cf the Yorkv.Ue Enquirer,'
. h , tiunit tiiey ealieu .1 by har.h . name, part, i
, .. . r. . . i-t i
U on our minority, if li is is ncl a ease of horrid
.... . . . ,. .i , .
mun rr 7 If it ia not- we ila r.ot know what tnee
Would call it.
Ocr Xtnatorv
If the ryes of a crtiSea of a a.ster Ftste aiial
l.ii.pen Uj fall iijKiii ihe ciiiOn ef article. tie
ml naturai'y inquire, "What Stnt-ri?" and-
vrlre th.l he n not apprised lint -North Car.
s!:na is row rrprtanUii iu liie lin'ed .Stales Sen."
ate. lie w.l cat ai-ul his thou(hta and ak the'
qutstion, - W hat dislmga.ahed n:m'i m ri p-
rca r.t ths virtue, the pairintiain, Ihe cuimnon
aense, the taier.1i, snd the wi.di.ui of Ihe notde
Peop.e ill trit f r. .t M.. le of Not Hi t. j ronn. in tue
inoat augut tu.dy of Jtgiaiwli.ra i. now n to the
W'l.-ui 7 A iciciity crisi lew .uapi nda ita terril.te
dtcri'a tvr l.tt fate of tnis great natiin. A war
with Ureal liritun, inv'.i.ing naif ut Forupe fgh.
ling on her sr-ie, asd pr.Kabtsi, (tei.sia ami the
w i..b of N..rth Amer ica enag-d on nur., is no
tr,.. p'.rientous prr.Sai.ii'ly wi ieh Usme Willi riiije.
'! as;w-e! m t-,r frriwhinr hor.7j.r of the futore.
A reu-y livae tht Suit of Mteiijioin, New York,
anii IKI.iwire i-e'ilii.d ."...tu i..i.i ...e mom).. !
tueir g --esl ml., !h el u il cal.iioi: li e Ihrea leu iitgs of
War. anr who Will i'.r;iTC the Will of Nnrlh Car-
loin, r tv'i.t V'.iee in vv: stnle witleei.o me
an ii'tftiT ? Sa a.proi in., sp.-.kf f 'stii, whsl
a-ys-t tnoa ? I hear mimwir. V nal ahali lie
doiit ? Shades of .Meckhnbor arise, and mantle
1 oe i. j nie nf four ilrg. n-ra le aolii I I hate he.Trii,
boi wiieiinr tiie r p'.rl it true or imi 1 ini not
-.rl.inir advised, thai the hmt 'l , tu re of Ih.t
St. te eljclnj one Jj.vnl S. Ki iu and A.a U'ggs,
the one the fain, r of Free (-uffrage. and Ihe olrw-r
one of the Coinmiaatoriers lo revise the law. of lite
"M" u,"r" """""!
ii.i.ger, ami oioeia oi a use ataaip ; out I never
aer
camel! w
r.il City
thcr they had ever arnwii al the Ked.
W il I the Ihnuer.tic pri as of Norlh
I .nil ita k ve in full information on toia iinp'ir
lil l iai jet I."
Sueti
..... Ik. Iiaia. .1.:. . .aa. .I......U.. lL.1 ..
s it..- i
b'1.1 iicra of olner Sut. a w, i
prn.M.i'y revolve
t!eir ni"
i"i
a. whtn vi sting IIh po-.,,! p,.,tint, of
our -.l.lr aa .l.a .Litirta riNilite lo llie f! . U.CU I : jr
h'fi. now tiireatia ...ar I'.-e.riung provp-rily a a
a'.toii of a fie.: .mi pr. (icttiie ai-pfe.
The f ri-yoieg pari of t!..a arliel waa p-ip.rio
i ,
rrur U.l w... ka isue. Lot w.s
Una voiiIh ii!
vVa.hit.gbii
' r'-w
ec rut. oiee tnat I me. our
. orf -pa (Uirflit lIil.'lli'S na tiiat Mr. k-g
ieogl.i actuary b-eli irms d fiom hiai
a b.;a a!
An.iii.
, ltl
iT'-r. in e.
by rai.in.; tna vie. ag nn-1 Vlr.
Ci it I'Mi'. i
"f ' : ta
loli lo porihaai two linliffi'-'l cords
l.i te I:,.- auri'- rio i.v.r ol tin: J'. ri.
"J l'l-"".v '.K-'in l- onj'.l or u,i..
"'ropy by ( r gr.sa. en our g .r.ll.ia.. i,l, aunt
yeara ago, rparlien il. li.-l.tl of eli.fily anij p-mnu
toe hps of &iiiaaiig Ireiaao a Uoin U f u I
l.il'i
...a..'. .'... II. .i.-.l .1. ....... L. ..... 111. I .a...l alu... u aa. . 1. ...... I. - .
W...I4 i-.a o..,.a... rft,:.,.,.l phlt.aU.r..oT- .. . .ian ha-aos. , earla.i. R-. ,.,w,r V' , ' ' ' ' 3 '., ' ",e nn -'.vul-.e tl.rob, j part, tt.ay ir.d we hop, will liru,, I- l-ee Ih. Merchant, in th. s.e y t I'''"-
. , v.. . in . . ... Urown broul.t elo-e. i ne plain- gotten up by the ar pin otiort of eiciiiiw slim i these cobwebs althnm . . . 3 ' ".a -.llie. N-C We do i.rr. bv give n.-nee m
but a.nrc n.e .l.tc AUH-ne a nrl. noatais. bast al fie same lini it Is one whii I site will wot , tr : .1 :.. . At f.m, i i i i a . ' i " ronweliS Without recourse lo harsher .1.. . . ..in. , , t .ii ii.. il I on
ga,,.u tocan, tu, ,e , - k.al r id ir. Tl I J L Tt L rr , V""' I I" ""n""r The emin,,iw f thU e, ' i d afte'M't. ?.ritnf M .reh wi' avdl t
t..e I- w -I .'. -.. , il.i y, .v,.,,,!,, tse-.-aetid ,y the e p.,.,,, mUo , f Z i," . ,0 1 f JlT aA Ut Vb I I t V ' T I"' V ' M tWa'.rt fo, -. " - !" ??
. . , . . ' , . ,. , , . Iiii'isi.t, m ali'ise lannly she hail litcl. I hi: ponee. Kbe. bud aifeaily eipemUd ou bun i urt in ta Worn sense it h. i , ! . nn-r said toll, go as s t.l.t. mil. ss duly au-
. ,o ,..,, md r. p.,,at... ,u by ,. .y,..,. . . ha,, tro,,.,.. of w snd co.ld ll.eref.,. rfnUU, whs, . of ,h. language ws not denied, and the died mrlbosis of poutnla st-rliii in the eai-t ' hot be Irlle I , u'L t ' ""srised la. do i. t, hi. fare.l ..r .....rihsn.-
f..b0.a.,n.te.r.r. ... fav- .,! ,..re,g, . . .en.,. ,t p. ,K-d. But the odv-mfage. ,b4 in ph. defendant ..,,, ook to prove il. truth Irom ing w.,r-w r national debt was cl.t hum 1 rubbish of H . , ,7 . - f" , ' ' ho , 'Mi.i.e t .c.-.u ..H ,.b..,. e.i. tl..m.
' - A" " - f- m- eo,,d,e., of ,e pi.iJ.ff, bot f,t!,.,. The dred n.iiiion. n. L I be Vxpend ,, , "f ! ,ni 1" to .' a .fA 8l0l t J P. !IKSIKKSO.V.
1w. .ca.r,w..tn.g.,.e..WD,w..u,dUi. ..tt,.u to mabi. tltem b. as, ..... a.en.l r.- jury rend. T d a verdict asseasia; d.n.,. a few ,i U.s Me ,.ld L! e7 S Hf .1. o, s , LKROY SPIUN.
w,,JHMi.nF.,. Ewii.,;ish,oMy,U.,.8er.atl.a.uis.,. at 508 Wiae ta. WJ , iU fu'L,, .? ' i-Uefacter, WITUFF8 i C Al"dVLL
.. The Speaker. ,
. Some of the Soutliern journal, are Vrry aevcre
do Speaker Banks. . Now, as Fir aa we are eon.
cerned, we would juat a toon aeti Banks in the
Speakers Clair a a I ichardaon. Butli being I rem
aali-slave-y Slates we believed they wow!- 7m. I
dertn their constituents to keep up their popular.. it,ffipHir. will be r.nnii In Rottia rrrminf tu 1 "B "r"" ""g runl "l """,r"J ",u"
ty. K.chtid.m. bcinC o,inlly from Kentucky, eut.niit t- the humllieticr. of Lain that whirl. ' ot lully terove red my eat-
it nnyltt be redffonltf tn anpfKiM he waa
national man, but aa be hud itnted tlit tlie Wil.
HWtt Proviso cnnetilutitindl we iitiuliH'4 hit
anndhrfta. It la true liowt aor,
It ta true liuwt or, when it wi
tliri'Ka is kit trrlh Mr. Riihartli admitted he
waa wrung aa to the Wilmot Proviso being con
atitutionnl. Hut alio tkiinki him fur thiit admi.
aiin, when he WJa a eandidnte for &n itTice worth
S16 per .lay. But to place him before the South,
era People in hi truo liflit I lie Memphia K.igk
atJtoon andoubtid nuthority, Ihut in ltr!8, a pur.
ty of gentlemen went over tutu l!li-oi, Iruiu 51i.
snuri, lo rerlniio a fugitive eluve. On iipprchcnd.
lug the runuwuy, he WJa brought hefure 1 lie Burp.
r I'mirl. dmiI 1. Im dfwi lli reuiler suiiirip Wfla
- ' - --- -i--
. i i - i '. i it'i. .l. . ii -t 1
"v.enti.ng ".. me ..... it.e,.. ,
ar-laWiii. the iicuiioev tif the tit-tiMicr.tic caueui, !
mhn wj prrtarnltil tn StitU s bt ing M.ynii .
cm llie i.iifrjr qtirfction i Nortlun-n 1111.11 with 1
S, uihrrn principle.. Lt l those U.ipoxcd W uliiihr
' 1 r
Mr Dunka turn llieir btltTi on the Krniocriuic ;
Cunriib fur ttlteinpling lo p.t?in on Ihp Houae ttt"
Tk?rpftcr.t;itiv it t ttk mi ill
til H!r.L,nU
Tbf Tora! farrt of ocr Govrrnmrnt.
; It I'ji befn a mHltrr of ert-ut Pi ton ini rrrnl tn
I Ktiropt-.m journaimU, mure efK-ciHj thtr Kniuli,
J how our rrprenentnlive i.1 Wiiftnutoa wtre
; lowed hr tlieir ronntitucnn to remain quit tly f i
t prjci'ubl v il VtplnnjH'uii fr po long a time wttti-
oat L-kclinjf a S.iki r. Sncli itt aBfiimtji in Ut
proceecinea of a national rfiT.rniucnt, and with
'
no serious resulla, is . matter wlueh tliev arc Ut -
terly.t a loss ti. onder.tanJ. ..eb conduct, they
I aver, woald Wot have been pernJUeu m i'r.nee,
l- rtrn vhrn tliiat enitntrv nrufi ts-tt ta hi- frAvrriipd
a, rp.t.l.ea principles. 1 he represeot.f.. a
would Have be. a il..,K-r..d h, an armed mob C,
i, ' , 7, ,,
baring tl.ua da.red lo ii.oeh the ruhhc will aad
expectation, and virtnallt leave Ilia conntrs with.
-
Paiitjiaii roi !are wr.nlj hare reitrif, and a'
apee.'y organiaatmn or diapersion would hate Lira
demand, d and obeyerf.
it i, ilm want ol coi.fjdcnee, seir corn-mml and
moral force tl...t constitntea the great dr-nce
between the frencl. and other republican coun.
Iri. a Tin... al nmr. fr..na ;n.,,.il. than . ..!..
' 1 ' J "
ment, and hastily jump at cneiuaioris without
proiwrlr testing the preniiaes. Our eoterrmei.l
ia uifTi rcnt, and comnid ol d.ff r nt mv rials, j
Every lit lie- j ir does not throw it out of ila orbit, i
or dis.-trrarge ita action snd f.metintis. A case t
' ml' " I""" """ "
orgallitatlon if the llo Uae, ose Ured inlcOl.dur.
.-...L.l... . ...... a a.-
; ing the aniniiled an.i esc.iiug contest Uiwreo
Jcffersoii an.l Curr for the Pre. i.iency, and ti.. vet.
'"S l'lto "' several weeks. Il was 0 op.i.i.m
nf the prood an.l amhit.ons Curr . I thai Imie, lin t
five hundred men could have assumed the aotlmr.
J. '"Uii.nct the pr.iject of d. eh.r.ng
'" Sector. i the aa..e wanner a. Nspnl
r . ar .
r
Bnu 4 r",,wi" '"ierra in mm naj mr mnK pii.
' .rham-nt. The tclrd p4bthly of nur
crmftitiitional f-hric tn atond the ahoelt of tlti-
iittrnal ti roee and e.tiwual irrrgiinrito?, pr.tvci
liie f,tnl " offtuf
m"nt mhicti lh7 tabl,-lH-.i. Tl.al .yatem '
wouiu pi-f.ieiT nae gor-e to pieces, or oeen onr. j
turneu on eiuter,or eacn ol me aaove nnmea oces.
ions, rre it not that ihe American peeple had j
been Irair. and drilled in Ihe principles snd nab.
if wlneh traeh fhe rmfmaiair in apnrl! ..f a..lf.
""
.
. I
' """'" ..w (
"""tb " t"-" P with, a'od lerame a j
aec iid nature the people of ihis enantry, is the j
traarranU. we ha, of th. permanency
r ' e-vernmert. and the safety ol our eher.al.ed
republican inatilalions, and it ia regarded as a
r
prond moral triumph when controversies of this i
1 r .
I kind are terminated without serious injury or a i
! resort to force. The i aciteincril msy advance ami i
the dispute proceed to the very vrge of an "pen j
rupture snd an inevitable civil commotion may
stem to stare us in the face, yet the st.iliility of
t'ne (nverniurnt, and th.- good senae of the people
will Hn.il'r pree.ul, nl the pnss- s and liiaeonia
which tureaten the pu'.he peace wi.l become ud.
iltnly cs'nitd.
,iwo,"t,n In a it not happened that at our ex.
citing election contcala. Hie public oi.nd has be.
come so doled and eiaaierated, that bloodshed .
,n(J . r rt i arms u enitd to be inevitable, hot
toe inor.i lurce ot law and i.riier pretai'ed, ano
ti-c oteaa niv pisai d i ff ailina.1 iipi a breach tti
fhe p'8ee. And slim oar elei lions hiite been
ft.! in- d r ri'ita and t jtc-pv, rf h.s nlwaT hren
,t t f r idicta ole to tli.- ttitrutiiictiun of the frt isjn fV.
ment.
The EuilfrR tDslioBs
Th
!t:tt inteHi
Iron, fc.iropc tnrcw but
i ...i...m...-.. i,..i.r... .I a - r a ..: ...... ..r
. . .
p-aee pfpee'a and y
t. U rreu.lr-.i that tup ( vr K.a thr pro.
1 - ... . ti . ..
pofi)i of Lie A'tica wrfuQt r(nijKirpg hi (
...... ...... -tv "'i i.-s ta v a
., pofiii ot l ie A'hra wiMmoi r(nijEtirpg
net, or tiny f le rtyj Imu Wfld. Tit will of f
the C'air t-ltiioopb inAur m (li"frjf i i f trt I
iatrimfd and even eon'mlhd hy ihe iisrm. u,
officer) and royal counnJlora w.(h I.h eotorn !
aa will aa tyrm-iii-rnce haa aurronnded tle Hu- I
; sun tlirone. j
If ihe f.rt n it ia rprrenfrd br tfe, it 'i?.lv '
gn Pt eonfirm the rrtK if the tttntement j-rc
tng eIeHrt-tit in hr ryi fitmi! y , the Lmprrr und
Kwpeea. ...ellinng 10 fa seer the l.rrn.a peace p.
tv, and ojiaistnai tl.e opinmrs of the Quel n Iiw
agi-r, and the olner nienilK-rs of ihe Imj-rial f.nn.
ily, wiii. in.iat Uwn s eoiiliriwanee of ihe war,
a nd a ngof on a pr'Nu-ciilMiit of hoa; 1 1 , f ia a at all hex.
srda anil to the laat eitr'i.nt r. 'I'hia div.amn in
ill: tj,i rnk may nave lit) llie Czar to
aoopt -
the ennfae isdic.led in tiia r-:iris, but nt'ierw-i-e j
it cow Id se.ic.ly be .atil.e. finite lli.l aa it j
may, it bring. na ...re, w. a prae.ieal and .at-
isf, h.rv s'l.ilion of liie vi i. d nuc-liuw nf iH-aee
'f lure .a I. llie doubt but I Let the war feeling in
Husaia at-'l pri dominates, and if li.e parry laai.a.
tioeij by liie uMlaiO. inflii' lir e of prl. at, ut jm-o.
pie, it lo.istanil w;rr p'evoi, lur ih.y hate it n
th. ir powt r lo control and tlirei l !,y an in.en.ih!
1 )
snd tauacknowl. dgeil tnfloenie to ahaf and fawh.
ion Ihe leaning b.ii.,1. st la.ae io ths qoe.lion ol
argnei. i.'.a. ricse iioania are (nn.ae.aed of a ,
' c-i in 'tawee t all p.riiea, and ioh.I.iii i.v
li -a t-.i aic lah- a tn.iu the ni nlraliz , lion nl the !
It ell ,-a, alul Mt o alrsolio ol Ihe ft ra a I
I fie.ili..iia nu i.r flu I no and flallil JsVa., nod Ike
ee-a o. of a por l.nn of R us.ia ii t rrilor j
she Trill euflVr lirrfrff to be tlma dictated lo by an
inferior -tower, while the chance i.f war were
still in tier power.) When the detail of these
nng talked nf pones rcetvoeialinps t to he ad-
inslcd. tlie main dilticiiltv in the way of maklt i
I -. " . .
a mitHinlly satiefaemry sdjustmcnl of meting
r.r.lmnrit jr rrinlta fmni nntnf tnc relijrrvi.l pur-
rilr rwnlia fmm nn. ..f the helh-rvnl p..r.
tica .ronqnrini Ihr pthe. into trraie af her evn
advuntiige and rictRti-m.
TL(vCi4Lmlllrrs.
Vt'j have rereived the Coininititia of the lb,u j the wanrlei il'jr til' tl wiid and ril.-toitcd Ini
of Itt'vrca.iit.itiea, Imi huvv nul roum fur tin in j a oinnlioK, 1 ha ve fancied thai South Unrolina
tliiawcek. We giw the fuar nioal m p.rUm i.ui : w aa the lirili-1 Kuipire aid (i.oternor Ad-
ifuya armtJh'toaif. Iwia 1). Cm, bill ..I Dliio, ! urn wi Oeor the third, (the beit of all
lluwni 'ut.tiui t.tori ., II. W. l..ioi 41 ..rj I. mi, the royal house of Hanover) ami that
U.itll tSug. ni Ne york,J..h p. 'l I, ui ! ; Chat Ifi-toi, was London, and Hibernian lluli
.-inn, J.'iiu-a 11. t'l-Uinbvil ol PtnurTlv.'Min, Ait 1. j 11 . 11 1 1, . . , i.:,
,, ,, , 1 ... ' I wan ltuakliii bam 1 alaee. U, liow that ISnt
aniTtr lh wilt at M-.rliD.ilti .nil r.caiii J. , . . e , . '
fmgH Afi'iu a A v. M. I'. a...ei..u u New '-n "lant.that llt-reulean km killer, reveli
J. ii , . T. II. I')l v of VueniM, 'I'lion.aa I.. I eH iu the wreck bin mi'-hiy getiiun hail innde,
I 'lil.vutua. ot Stil III t uri.ltn.1. V 1 1 1 4. n Alfci a. ol
' .i ,. , ,, ,, ... ,
K.ttlh t rtihuu . II. at - I' tl I. r i.l t ..iliHt Ik.. 11 la
o y
(Mint, Ai'HiM liiirlingi.utt' in iN fptti ,bw iu, inn
fa nnin 11. Tu u rut-til i KhHlr I-f -htl.
Jeititn4 1-. (ilui A. tir-.w m r. nfiy IrniiM.
. wmi..i:j yuij., n-u.-r. n. i-m r
'ar.tT l'llili lluni IV. A. Rlr-KnrtlalaliU lit I ti I fit it at
hUt Itv. luCtillll't-'tf Ktilt
of I'ciihiM Iviini , A. Richnrt,iu t.t ItliiMitu,
tt S w Yrt-, t . K.l3lhi ft't-r I l't him m rt Ju-
ft M..ryil nt fci.d Jl.i. '"''Jf '
j M .inr.
I 7 Ire fitmf. If r- t'l Wh M urnr, jr., nf M iii , A .
, 1 1 . Sn It n !! Cr (H pt r K. W - tf-ti i'l 'iu,
1 F. E. bpniM-rot' Nt-w Vufk, M nltci r ni
1 Mikih un, Sri uy Iter ( tilt.. t-l li tiiviij, VV . K.
; S-uulii ut Altb(.tii, iiutt J. A. Bn t'.i-m I O m.
Cn TABLE.
rrlfrwn fnr Marrl. is before 0.
It aff .rda ita
u.uijl luni'lf of it.U rLStinir rcoiine inait.r bi
. , ,. ,,
: Bit!ea a r ratlin.. I lte m. ol riu.i.ert-na nalli r.ia. n!l
i . , ,
caleal.ileil tu ule.me ita laiiv roe'ris
j W(J ha ,;,0 ,. u)e , fir,. Xo nf
' c u,,( plil,:i.,ed in A.l.b..rt. I y E. B.
I . . . -
, f BU,kr , (ujr t,. rf , uturc rll.,rj,..
' , ,,.,..,:,, . rm .... e, , .,Aiu,..,
, tr, 't Inns fair to becottie an upt ful and i uteri si..
p ,
i ii'tT J"rl-I.
: ... .
r iiate bimi tieiurc n e arai.so. pi nr
, v .1 vi i
We h.d ,1,, ofnof M rjl I1(1 bu( ,
! hi, ,,.pc.rae, aga.u - ,igJU .J, an." W
t w.
ctf Mm , 00r Mtini.
Wehse. aUu r. ctived ihe fir. t No. of the A-h
, T:. ,tw,.01. . rnl.rJ ,nd ,er much i.i.nruved
in i',sar ji.ee,
i
FOR TIIK N. C. WIMO.
Tir.NrEit Mais Mim, Teh. 1 , lsW.
jCinr Si; I saw a late notice of tbo wea
. . l.i-lr.
inor in your paper anu iuiiiki.. ine severe
coldof tills WIBtef Uliht l.lllku Stable of
the temperature desirable lo some of your
readers for n U rtnee, I entl you one com-
meiiivd Jaimarv 15. on which dnv 1 took
but
Ivto observation. 1'be ibeimoin. tor
tl'cd is a spin t thermometer bt-loiiiriiiji to
cd is a anii it thermometer b. loi
' M r. Northrop of thus place, kept on the N.
' b.s dsel.in, and f.rl, closed. It
aa. . Vt F - Alt BA aHV all . J . . VA c A H k.a-a f ..m -
i i -i i . . i i i
sbouid
kc lo bear bow low and w hen it was
My observation were taken three times a
day. his nt 7 o'clock, A. M. 2 o'clock, 1'. M.
and U o'clock P. M. as follows:
7 e.'rlock. 5.1 "clock, 'clock.
Jaaoary la. at
16, 10 31 -3
17, M ;.-, 3",
53 St'l SJ
19, 9H , S8 a
21). 31 ' 3-i 2i
' 21. .1 2 17
&"., 13 US 17
" 2.1, i'l-J V3
21. 1J 3B 2
.. H 3o
26. Si) 18 !7
S7. !? '.t
2f, S4 3ej ar3
S, 18 35 a
" 30, 82 3 US
" 31, 12 4H ?4
February I. St sC 37
2, 27 46 35
3, Hi "7 14
4, 3 17 9
5, U it.5 18
6, 13 37 3
7, 31 4t 36
". 8, 34 41 31
" 9. 3D 3iS att
" 1, 17 4S 3-i
II, 2J 4-i 36
I'y l':e above table it wiii V seen the! the
dill in-tant :be coldest dsy of the sea
son ; -U degres-a Iclow fre mug, or such
wcatlu r as we bad on the 4 1 It iu-t , v. hen
the th'-rmoinetcr ttood at 3 degrees, (?!;,
1 clow the ftet zir.g Xiibtj ought to bring us
a food i-e rrrp. Jhc
aierageieiiiperaiurp
r . . , . - ii. i
lor llie luririm.i' nlnfrvalninH ana il l.a lena
, .. , . i 1
tliau Jl) ciegrei'H or uiore than I J tlecrrei-n ,
. , , r , . , , .. .. .. I
below framing for be whole penod ol ViS
, fc ... , i
ilays. J he ate. age . o rlock temperature ;
, ,' , ',
i would be less ll.iin 4 degrees ahot e freegmej ,
It ,t i . 1 .1 i. .
for Ihe -fi daya iioleil. and the night tern-
I . ia.'
prraiu'i-. 1 uijri", or very nearly. l eiow
Ireeiitnr fee tho satin sseri.i Kl...i .U.
.r .. . .... .. ' . .. ... , . .
, m.w lie ilHIP Illf Tl H nfTtif II r sa fa til lOW T lis
i a. , - .
fra in. 2 point all the liiiie eicrriifiu on? dav
y. , u it (li'J not '0 ttbove. lilt It-r V r;irh-
; .A c '
ea it.
K.J. IIALLKNTKCK.
Tl'giojiheA filths t'arolriM Timr.
Wiiinot0n, February 10.
IIir.nLv iMpfiBT.tsT hi.si WAhtiisirniv.
t;.)vetnor Munition wiil )-ae this city
fir Kansas, Hid lakes out with hi in in-true,
lions from the War Ih pn tinent to Col
Summers, to u.e the liiileit Mites : roops
d if neecsarv, to t-nfore the Protlainaf ion 'f
' ; President Pierce. Twelve hand fed troop,
Summers, to ure the United States'
stationed at l-'ort Leavenworlh and
Km t
l!il-y are ordered to hold themselves in
reii'iitiesB far action if called out.
Il is ev i'li ia that a bbixly confliet i nn-tieiaaN-d,
bence I be timely anil cfliCH l,t pre-
M , .il,,,, bein? mule.
,. ,
' '"K, Fehm.r. 10 -C-Mon-TI.e
anlliia Di.rhl i. ...nr. l.i.r.v...! In..l... ....I
' . . J ..w
n ji uoti'i. we i.ove no change lo note I..
..I.I . a
prices, jet they are ti Q. r lhaa at our lait
di -pat' h, salts ,lhu tiales.
Hour and torn are dull of strle
IIaIIFAJI, February I").
TllE HrTAI't.f l) STKAMKU. No tl tin
of I be taniif r f.'.tiada.
ay sbuut l.eraafi-ly.
.
People are uuea-1
r.
........ '."lA-on " n..ni'e,.i e
(Wo on I , nkti l'.jtritit 1 mho
II livv Tl.ia.a.B ..y.i. Ua....H. I'l.
Ixistou Supenor t.owrf , on atllrday w orn-;
.- r-
From our Corrcspoutlcnli.
rilAiafeTON, lfrb. l-vieso.
LriKt week, aa jou know, I wan awfully
m-lined and allocked and confused hy the
a i -. - i -t Tl. . .. . I! I. . ..!
, nasiiing gtenm. 01 1 iimM raj tigii.tiii.g,
,r" " ' MT ' ""'" -
- courts tin! eiow na nnil . rn-llce, aitb all tur
1 " lu and leatUera,1' " lioiia and eoufu-ion "
of t.e ri iti, rule and ruin of I be four Cicor
cearare i i 1 founding i aa mv earn, and lean
think, dream. ta:lt or w rim of littla el-e. In
1 ...t 1 1... I I ltd taM , i n ,,.,,.1 r f
............ ..v ........-. ... -
' -1 i . i . . i
rj ovf;r rue aarre.1 1 tgt. n oi t.,e PcoP e, ana
I. hi lfil I In crow 'tied tyrants from the throne
of their ill potim po r !
Hut 1 wrf-U vou ft lonu letter )oM wcpIc
( ntf)xa yackcm3f the tltuiiderrr, and jou
' .J . .. J
iced rot fear that 1 am ioinr to inflict up
on you a ri.hu.-li, or accotid edition of the
:in.eatnry. lie; i pifMv w inning laurels anil
tnriiintr beads'm llfe'gofly city of Aufrufta,
ami m at week bo ill open the royal baw,
and biiii); cut the plio-t.- of the lyratii.ienl
and iiiibieile ti corgi's, lirlore theloysleit
ilens of Savannah, vhetn he will ner.iliiiuo
date with a p"P his "'auity Fair'' of
natural curio-itun and movii.er liorea, at
ihe reaxonuble prices of iil'ty ceuU a brad,
lliltill.-n mill kiTUnnl. Iinll l.nei.
i" . 1 .
; 1 now rlisiiiiss 1 lucid-ray, the minor of
. .... ... ......
lkH,k 01 ' 1,01 i " 10 ""' Vrrut
to. ii I an
ratilicnlion ol boll, you. awl your
iiiiiiii'tois tiai.i rs
1 L I .l....il.t iI.m I -.1
mice cf this letter lo a cn ait-r orator
and
the el-
. '.,,,,:,. .,, ., .
1 - J , , , !
ei.teUt allied a lrc Srtl deb-bf ed au'i tehee
... . ut ,, ,, , ..
U.i .. , ..mnnr nt 1 1 .hi rmii u 1 1 1 I nn I lie " n.
. ..' ... .
M-iiiiifr ret-o tiltmi 111 irolniifl " llo is eti.
.V.r. .l.-..l!y an Ultr.t. if rt an cr.tlm-iaat. but
i:iM..,.;.l,e iLcdents of his 1,1. may perhaps
m-kra-luilveacttsel.il.. lortbi. No man of anir-
it can ki- the buml that suiites. bun, or lore
the country that has oPI-re.ac.l bin,, and he
may have some croun.U at leant lor bis Li-
till- satire and eltumcl.t tdiillinies uoaiu.t
1 t Its- liritisb Gove. liliiei.t.
, . 1..., f. r
1 no not, liostv-
.rv .i,.. i. i I,,illir,lra
er, belli ve very i-troiiiy lit Lis pimciptea,
nor hate 1 lin.i li CulibUet:Ce in the specify
i lulfi'uu i t of his prophecies about lln- doi-
i lail of the liritisti Ku.pire, ami the e in.mp
n.iileniiiuiii of I ri-h hln-ri v. J!nt I shrill not
..no lias Ia Inrlrnvirl
bis doctrine or cx
l.i p -iicy : I shall
I - -
allHIIC lite SOU II .1 II. SS O.
ol l' 'p'aK ol lulu ns I saw I.iiii ami h.-arft
""u ia-t iiigns n-"ii me noi.r "i nn- inner.
il.ni. attu tns ry.' n.i-l.iii- ni.linaut
nre, anu Lis Ira me i u vtrinjf taitli ri rvo-i-ilutpit'iire
on Ireland w roiij; and remedir.
I ctubl see nothing vi ry.-tiil.in.- in his
apiwarnnee, nllhoil-li lie is a fine f peeinu n
01 llie educated lri-li e;t-iit!einiiii. slid does
nr. i :...k ll...,
.ii he m a- born to i' ruied.
"e about tlie wsi.luui .-He, w n Ii a hue eye
low forehead, black b ur,
i t la a thick bUrk biard
nm! I'-ee covered
Hf i. an orator
otily in eonci ption, in word ami in lliomht;
! the action, the tire, the v. hciueiice is a silt
ing. Some of b.s senlnees arc thriilmjly
elon-ient. and eznui.-iu I v beautiful, but he
1 wants the Dewostbene-- art of act o 1
I '- theatre eflt-c, of the pop-
ul.rora.or. lie lacks , be .i,.iB and gra-
; cesof elocution, and h. evidently been more
..,..1,..,, .( .i. .......... i i 1.
! he po-w-e,, i ,,, rM;e,.i decree, tL tu.W-
rial out f which o iii.se a great orator
1 be audi, nee w Inch greeted bun ass not as
large, nor altnpetl.cr as st in t as the friend.
ol the ili.-l ili'j Uli-bi-d in, c euulu UiiVij w l-Led,
! ttry few beiue out, cirept the kith and km
! of the " Uu'.i! Country. "
! lie opened bis lecture by referenee n the
i war in the Ciimea which is rocking nil l-'u
' rope with its volcanic throes, lie auid lhat
the co.ilesl which was lergtheniiig snd ileip-
et.ing and r.;.leiiiii, Wats daily becoming
morn irtense and ah'orbing, until all the
ci.ilil'd world w as look iti on the changes
upon the che-sl'oard of th.s war of the gi
ants, wub a deep and startlina; interest. In
Iv.irope, more particularly, ate all eye- turn
ed upon tii is bloody s!au liter p. - n of n i M ui,
while the spirit of trunant l.ntic Irct-doin an
hoveling in the sitioki;i?f battle. II. tlii.iijhi
the war would continue ; he rlrirsri thai it
should tr,nintif-, et.-rv 1 l-sw ihi.t wi-
struck there made Kn-'l and
Uiade ICii-rliiid vieiiser, and
. , , ,. ... ;
i"i i mi. hi'iii wnt ii ii in-'i i-ii' ii'iii'aiMiu
... . . 1
1 he soldier III the t rimes t hinks ol the ntrii"
. . , , . , ,
Cle in which he Is hianto part am u-k
, ,r , . , ., , 1 . ,
himself, what does til ibis nienti, and vi ii.t
: , . ,i . . . .( . ,
is to be the end tberof : und a In ther it is m
. . , , .. ,
bem-ht kma or aubject. pritiee or p.-opl,-
-i . . . .. ' . ' ,
' h' lonely emigrant upon a ili-taiit mil
.- i. ....... . ., ... , ,
. .'
Uarislies., onviit I eanis of a b.-Mer o.iy r
hi kin in a fctrl irit inJs in
( . , . .
; , . , , 1
i V rry re:ti!y tlie -w-r.-i
t i- 1
. . . .
in ;i tsirl Irit ihIs uitlibt Ijr ofi iiout
hn bi en startled
by tue intelligence
t pi-aee will be cou-
i'jdcd, and liie t-oiih-
I Lelwer 11 I lie L-reiit
nations ol Kuropu will soon li-rmiiiati-, and
subtle diplomacy do the w ot k ol ponder and
alee!, but be did not believe it, the woriri
did not believe it. '1 he t 'iar would not make
peace, be dared not make peace, while B
at lued tesnel w.s in the C' rime a, or at. arm.
.! ha.lilii r upon ln-r soil, and all the twace
,....,,,.
lut " '""' bar,tU ,'l"ron l tlt ' ,r
",0 hde be hu.it uioru lor-
tumors slid u nco moi einebta. are norhiii"
liheiiiioiH .nil uiounted more eamioti. It
w.s lo the interest of Au-tri.t 4 ) coiitimie
the war because it eth-iu-led France, and
it w s to tbi: interest of l'ru"ia to protract
li'i-tililii-s heeiu-i it gate her the prolits of
a rem tine rati in. ovirt.ir.il trsdw. Hn.. 1 .ml
was now engaged ins fearful guggle! face
to f tee with liti-st i, ih. i,o-t powet fu and
irii.ie power in i.urope, while
she ,. nour-
dangerous
i-h:n in tier boriin at-II mori
fri. ml in the per. mi of lh- third liom.p.rte,!
b. tween wIhih, mi unnatural and nil unholy j
al'iaiir-e had been firmed for n de-p.-rat !
b. i
ami u .ngerous ctiterpiis", wlnto pi fty uiu-
iiio-iti.'s and aational ri ah i. s mi!ht ili.-olve
CTi-l.
war.
lecfor tht!
b L'rmiiiuriuii of the present
I is no- n.n rt in g und wiiib-;
r-
I -. I
i..ii:...'i i. ii..w .... .niTig aim va t ii u
" univir-aiiy ach i.owl,.g,., an peri-,
... - , . . .
otity of frencl, prosets
. .-..i.i ...vi iie.oic in.- wans oi .enastopoi
. ..i-. .. (.wi ..oi,ir, -nr mis tun if Fleet, i
...:..i..i:..r i i -. .
.l..l:..r l .
in tut u.ott cr atiiiiiiuteriiig io tiie att-k, and :
she is now firi-Iiii!? the tml-e of Kii-laml ..1 1
insl.-ad of fiodiuj: li.e regular h..lll.y l,.-al,i
i ii inn "ii i mi 1 ' iim i I , imri-riiiiii iimu
Thrporlrn!ouininrmurof the atarTing orcr-j At llie present day tn all enlightened
wo k.'d uiilliom are already being heard states, the voice of publio, opiuion ta the
like th rumbling tread of llie distant storm, fountain of power,. and the oonseutiug roice
ami the cry of" bread or blood " mij:ht yet of aa intelligent coiini.tniity aa heard through
-tartle front their propriety the royal in- its legitimate channels can eeldom be wronir,
mate of .ti)iViiighani palnee, and aoatter In tins icue "o jmjiuli" ir ill "ro
the atnrs and gnrtera of ber titled ariatoera-.Dei." ,
ey to the wind. ' . : And we, who are the last and freshest a-
lie itiid that pre'cnl indications looked inonj the nation, wntraiuinalled by the trv
towards a future war between this country ditioiia of the past owe it to the world ta
and Crent Uiitnin, and that in case the event use noble manly policy in all our relation
should transpire, we could count on at least with the nations of the earth. 8
forty thousand Irisbnieii who would willing-1 ..
ly aiioulder their musket and full intornukj WARtllN'OTOJt, Feb. 1.1
rejoiced that an opportunity had ofivred for j J Candidate for the Presidency ar multi
footings Ion? hill of blood and plunder, and plyiiig rapidly, and there need bene for
settling tip old scorea with interest. And that the orlica will bo left meant for need
no a piil would keep lier lover back, or a of aomo one willing to occupy it. .'
mother restrain her only son, but rather like For the American tvoruiuation, In addition
tho Spartan mother, abe would place tho 1 to that true patriot and genuine American
arm in his land, and help him to bucklo Millard Fillmore, the nausea of Gu. vxn
on tlie panoply of war and bid him po. nd lloustan, of Tetan, Jacob Itrooin of Penn!
return victorious, or full among the aluin. 1 Garret Davia, of Ky. Win. R. timitb, of AU
hare thus ien you a few broken frapiiente (ieoro Law, of N, I. G, V. buai'rucr of
of John Mitchell' lecture what think you Va. and John J.Crittenden of Ky.ar apo.
of it! ASULKY. kenof. It is the opinion of the wire, work-
- ;crs that Mr. t'ritlenUen will be Ihe atron 'tit
Newton, Feb. II, 1850. ' "'" ,,,c Convfinioaj, and will be noum,.
Tl . , ... . , . led aa the moft availnllfl. There is no doubt
The facta which the correspondence, and . . . . .. ouoi
.. . t i . i i . i 10 r- tmtendena qualifications lor tho
the rniioim rrrorda bnnir to leht in reunrd , n-. ,. ' . . ; lM
. n . i t a .i enire, or of bt devotion to t ie tiriHe n es of
to ( eiilral Amenean affairs are of the Terr .it . ' , ?
best rfilere-t. ' i -
Interested poi
. j ir. ii . ii t .
slifd no lt.o.ana wi I till ut lint we
ilh our doctrine of manifest destiny in
. i ... t i 1 . l.. . .
j-ui n't.-', ui-uii uur imiliirr ihu nii.u r.i:i.t iu
couit.lait. of Ihe et.croohn,ent.s of other
...
state... 1 ct when the accusation is caannu-
ed it falls liarml.si to the pround.
Jin t f( vr charges can I e brought against '
ii, in wluuii is a nation are concerne.l.
Tso of tli.-se are ca-es of fair purehn-e, at
l... I. ... i l. .1 .l
wi.it ii mi ui.e tan t ui.Miiii.il, iiniesit j.nL'ii.nii
I '
j "J I te jewe, a apoi, on save., irom
: oer i-rnin, lexna was u si.ue ft llll-c IIIIIO
P''""',C' no one can doubt, a n in x.-d to u,
''J ''r r''n coniract, and think what- j
ever . may please eonr.-rhih,. the neees-i-
I y of the 'It'licso for eerv ri.i.re mile
i t aics.i . ar, lor e eery square In lie
i ol and We tiaul its l-ill liurkel iiue
t " " " l l"im i" l in aurari in ao.
' It i.iiii,ii.l.lil,. ik.i n.h. .Ii,, 1 ..'
i - ...... ........... .
. " "T" V'""" l""'""
j Mat.-, should be much inr.rc.ted , escb
! olleT fi"-.' natural epMO of our
... ......
' f t ,r w....... .so :. ,
. i ....
'oiua,y ... . s. o, rectum na "
j S':m' vm "V"0 J " 'A 1
a.i .i . .
r"""" . qwesltons OI .H-Iicey ai.tt IN-
ruif. iii.il ii'n IT rini'ini Ml 11 ij. It 1 1
a,
is 'w 01 nature, mat weaker rac.a cis.ip -
i r
t V" . . ,
.iwia- mi r.i in e-.-ii-e VI tiariaiTHII II. V
. , , ,
rni-t ni I ri. trnl .n.eiie4 will disappear he -
fore the nil eoi qurt ing .n(.-lo Salon
Our po-iiion and our interest, way even
our iialinn.il duty, renders the Monroe doc
trine a state necessity. Mlvucti r it eau
he enforcer! witliiut iufiitiiii upon the
rights of other., a stem policy rrpiiies ii
sii.iilhl he dne.
ltt sidrs tliu republics of Centra! Anuii
ca aic iinli.r.illy .or alii., and look to Us
lorprntci-i... Hy the fl.vton treaty, both'
ii...... ..,:.,.. .... . :i i ... i i lit.
. .. . .... ii"o-iuiu ana sni'Hi'i vr t-tl
i '
Cured .
lirs-at llr'tain r Bint both fair and foul
"a "rr Br,M "P " '"" .ier e.-a-l
''' ' r"'rl .'.luetics, lor a distance of bwn-
ilreiis ol rii-t. .o the iMine she has a
ri-lrirt.il ri-l.t, not of sovereignty, but of
ni. . .i i . i . . , I. r... . .... i .... t . . . . . . i . ... I
'-r- ' '""" P'"l" .'
' ra"w" M " oetwut-n her and .Meiico.
ratio., r.fahirhliea .et..,.-n ber., ,A U.ien
, ' ufnuon ho-.ier long cn-
I ' Flte e
! "e J ,0 7. 'l" ?7" , ,
1 " ' l"J
; .iBiita ol leMral America, her continued
f oec"rM'on f Huatan and Ihe e teblisbment
: of V1 " ,,J. "f M"ds," ran
. ' f vriurrc.i no other ii-l.t luan an open
.'Honors viulaliuti ot the letter ami spirit
ol the trenly. .r principle of action seems
lo be thai upon wbaloer icrr.tory, the may
hate laid her gra-p. Siie wiil not loose her
h )!d, uhlil .linen hy n.r. suite. N" sooner
bad tlio treaty been cone': odrri, snd tner
iean .mi n on the fl vir ol the .Senate,
i.nil down the inierpn l .tion ful which our
goierniiiriit now coiila nd-, than Lord Cisr
en'li.ii mi l otln-r Kng'i-h Sl-lfineii, claim
ed tiiC L'lliie- io be tli. ir own sboluie er-
rilorv snd
e.pre.sed tM, d.-.crmini.t ,m
.i -ii .......
nut to givu up !-. r rnt-clorat,
I nt sough! to enter . .to new irealy with
II - 1'nin'l lo secure ih. ir savage al
lies and roust ''i.-iitiy their bold -,pon them
'I hi y el :i i an I lift f this 1'roteitrsie has el-
isli-il lliriin !. centuries. ai) ih.t hrT are
led liiriin !. centuries, anii that
bouti'I in iK'iior to m tint .in it. but siatv odd
Vars nar. ii w .is oprnlv liisafowcd bv the
r.-i.-.i-ti t in i - a iu i- tii ami iii. oni lun ne.
titely sa.irl. d -ince lbs r-ni'e lo California '
and the Imi nn in.nl o the I-thniiis t uluablc
For 'i, t!,er ! is but one straightforward
path lo Inllow, in iu-i-t upon the full and
rrimpViD ohai rvanee of tiie trsi,iyi and if
thiit is not done, to sii-perid d ipiotiiatie rt-l.-t
L.... I 11 I . i a
., :.i. l- i . i . . i . t
., . - .......
Ml
Mm-h cm and nii -lil lo be doiw to .inc.
liorsle lln c-imliiioii ,f things in Central A-
.i i i -
in.-ne ii, an i linn li ui-cMiun Is iiece
ss ii r v
f r l!,e future innnsgi-im-iit r f our uffu rs in
l;i:-t rpisrh r. I l,e pr.-.. nt condilion ol thing
there Is cnle .lalinl l.. en. ..I i..i. .1.. r...
limit?-
i .
future
. ' v. . . ' : " ."'
--. ,i.v .-ir-ii-.iif nini nt no noun Hi our lor-
rin iiueteour-e is there more rn-cd, rf .
coo! clear bonded state. m:iiiah!p than this,
Nothing ran he fairer than ihe po-inoi
,r,f the I nib-d Stales. While demanding nf
i ire-1 Itiitai u the surrender of .11 dominion
; u ' entral Ain.nr.i w arc bindin-' ourseltc
h T (he same r'i-oluiio'i. a re-ttiiiion
j. ... ..,., . .
",c f"t"r' - !,e " '
j may n.ake a very irb-ome o
mr-ie of events
one.
the Kngli-h have so lonrr been arenstmn.
, "d to a wirii;s.le ayeta-m of ariticxntiou, that
they bnvs co.i-e lo look upon it as a part of
their nntijrnl fights, although very smna
i on the pirt of any other slate, U with them
. a verv moral mul rieni.eunr.hw
! It i thirst for lerrrtorY like the miaee'.
: 'hirst lor told, blinding bin. to every con
; sideration tbnt dues not p.-rtiiin to grasping
i and adding I., hi hoards.
There t rery inn h of noble g-rieros
fehnjf ill the Kngli-h jimye, but the y-oie
and lb i ulrm of Kngland are unlor lunalcly
not iiiiinnli... ,y t,e Mlm leHings.
1 Could a. hrln. il,. i' .t
i . .... .... i-. n,,.,I .111,11.' I II . I1H
peopln of Kn-Innd, il might somt be settled,
but hi-r staii-emen are governed bY so dif-
nut ni-r sta i-stuen ar nn.nr I I.. . .i.t
l.-ient .r..tiri;s. so mu h under ihe influence
ii
s nnil uisttpi,;, n.jof trailttiritiary policy, and blinding truth.
oM.li-ritu.g sy.tem of dtplomaey which lo...
tt-rs Iu every ciurt ill l-.iir
'
uropo, tb-il we can-1
not eipeet
th.-..
Kraightforward eoursu from
A conl deterniine.l marrf. .,;,,
. - ," nr can we unubtlli.it
.tun.-, vi iiiu viuei KR.iiit-n.rii wouiu inskA
r . in una
f thtii nt oflicers, but it ia my opinion, foun
ded upon the inlorination 1 have been able
, . , - .i l.ll I fu . .
, .V" , ., """ " '
of a majotny ol the American party throuifh-
. . .' '
out I bo country, aud rspceially ol tnut nor-
tion of Ihe party which once actud with the
lh-iuocraey.
Ih the I etnicratie Convention, the coat.-st
V.M1 tie bt-ttteeii t ierce ami llueiiauau and
i .i
lllil.rll.M (...a. III. . .... 1 I... .. ... n
ven to the
,,,.,,-,. (M,.Batet ffOB, i.,,,,,.;
gutes trom 1 etin.i Ivam i. ' in
support him brnl, last and a! the lime,'' there
Hill be prelty waitu work in makeup the w.
, " ""'T'"'" "'"''V
hr0"'-'1'1 mt nd '' K"nll.n as
com liroiiiic
. II...... i ..... .ml ti .i
" ani am .an oi o. 1 . t.nar, as
inr,, caiiuiii.iir.
.1.... I.. I ...
i Ihe mass of th. 1Urul-Ii. n.. it u knew n
AmcMe.nm the,, ef!
f,M4r0 ttit4 ,h rm of Brslv,,,,
' " i . ii ..i. i uw iivi pioi mi-, auia anno iiiir
' )ov, for the ' nigger lo be their chief pnu-
: e,n!e . uui wh tb.m ,..U i. ...
... ,., ,llr,.. (lf lLa Auiri '
, a I J t .
nlaeeil betoiid doubt.
,' ,. .. '.. ,, , , , ,
i r ur the ice rre-nlt aey I bear of no ons
menriuiied a a IVmiwr.li. or It. m. 1.1, ...
il. i t .
caiidniale, an.l for tba American tioiiiinaiiun
1 ., , ... , ,. r ,, ''"
inv iiaiine- oi oiepui a uim, ci ail ta-. Jere.
Clemens, of At., and C.J (jaidaer.of M.rs.
are mentioned.
I he new c.fTi eers nf the Hmise hare niade
a prtrty cban sweep of the Sag Nichls un
d. r them. 'I be only r'ftet that 1 feel in
regard to tin tu is that i!iuo-t every one of
them a pointed formerly co operand uh
tha W hi:' r art r. thus inniiu Iresk eiui. n
, " ' " ",ff AXJT-
I pomtmeiita I notice the name of Mr
..... .1... .1.1 r l . . i. n .
, ,i i , ..
'Aitaaiider M. i!
i.ee, of North Carolina,
who has been appointed by tlu Ihiorkrrper
to a .Ves-rnr place, at a aalary of CI ,0 t
p. r ani.uoi. The Clerk ef the lloua ha- ap
pointed Wm. I. Ingram of Ky. lui chief
tlerk.
J lie president has issued a pmclainaiio
.L. It. : ' a; .
" """. vmn..nui..K
'. . , , . . . "
. i
, Z.i.ZTV
Zf 'WH c
disr- and retire peaceably to their r,.
pX. ,b,Je., .ikJ ,1 rn ,f, ,fh
i, .. .
that any atteuipk-d insurrec tion iu aatd Ter-
r-lory or aggres-tse mlru-i in into the same
sill he re. i. led not only by the employment
Of the local militia, but also by that of any
stailable forces of the Fmled ."-rat.- j io ihe
end of aiwor.ng immunity from vnrteiire snd
lull proti ction to tha pei-eiiia, proHrrl , and
ev,! rights of ail fiec-efel aud law aindin -inhabitant,
of tn. l errilory." He al.o c.i S
on the '-cilnena, both of adjoining and cf
distant States, to abstain from un.-iuth.ii '.
n.n rineild ini- iat.be local coiieerus (.t the
I'trriiory, ad uiorn-hiiig them that it- organ
ic lew is tu be eircutrd wild Koarlial j ts-
, ' ".' " . '""'
rence wiiiineiir eoii.iin ruiu-b.nc.it : an I
that any rndeat or to intervene byorg.r.iird
force will be lirmly withstood."
'1 he I'o-iin.-ler tii nersl has elabli-he.
a new po-t cffice at Kott a Island, Curium k
rn ii uly, and appointed Wri. Smith, po I m as
ter, t.ully s -tore, John-ton county, is
ehn;rJ lo Ci ay Ion ; Win L. Joyner, pojt-ma-tcr.
'
lion. W'm. U .Smith, of Ala. has given
notice that he w til introduce t au enr'y in,
a I ill to pn tciil the intioduciioli ii io tho
eouittrj- ol foreign paupers, luliat:., or
bli.nl pi-raons.
l'ine a aerious teeident oeeorred to flcn.
Cs.s oi Krtdsv la. I. In descending the
Patent tllh' C at. ps bis fool slipped, nod he
lell -oine lii.ta.'i eto the p.iveinviit. !miio
hiippeiied lo ace hi tn full, uiid when found
he was iiisetl-ibltr. Ills head was badly cut,
and bis clothes covered with blood. 1 am
, i.- i r
"appy to uy that he is - eiilirelv out ot
, " J .i ' , , . . . . l
'd
tinnger, ttioitn ne n as not aa yei re-uir en
hi seat ill the Srntile.
Hon. IS. A. I)ugU ippe.re.l in his scat
in Ihe iS'tisto yesterday fir the first lime
tint session.
The noiiiination of A. 0. Seaman fr Su
perintendent of Public Printing has been
. coiitirnn-d by the Henate.
" i i i ti- ii -i-..: .L. ....
t orm-ima vven'ieit, nt inis rny, ir ti
cils nominee of the D iiiocralie party as to
day elected public printer. The oiC stoosl :
Kor Wendell, ltl ; Fullelt, S ; IVIritt, 15 ;
sc. iter. ng V.
lion, tleorge K. Iladger arrl Prof. C. C.
I'Vlton. of Harvard t'wversiiy, were to dsy
elected Kegcnts of the Smithsonian Inst.-
in ot " Ruf,,i (')oatr ro'
signed, and lion J. M. Ih-rrien, deceased.
'1 he House (.'r-irmiiiteea f not Jet an
noutirrd. It is thouLt by aonie, that they
wire ki ft back until Ih icimmalioit of the
contest lor printer. If this ia true, we may
hope soon to hear of their announcement
'I be Marylur.d Legislature hrta Bud np.Mi
' to inorrow lor the (let lion of t'nited Batr
; Si-tiKlor. The Anuiiean cam us has i.r-Bii-,
Haled A fi' bony Kennedy as their candidate
: As the Americans bate a Istge majority l
the I.ivisluiare, his election mar be regsr
. tied as certain. '.li;tJNTI,'.S.
(itlNoticr.
VCCfirifllV'tJ I.i sn Sff ihgemenl el.lerrd trrea
Itoa. the )4lh .lav ol l.ilnill. I s'H. I V and