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f, Jj;mi'B-' si'.uu Jyi itf-i- JMW.uiJiuiiiuV'wuiuj.iuftg
.jgmLjmjijjjiauj' huum ujm,ii ',ju,iUiyu,itJJij.n.L .gas
tirqe lo tioc, to your fiouitfrn, jo ijeqr Sufi;."
VOLUME S.
CHAR-XjOTTE, 1ST- O.. APRIL IS,
TIIOflAS J. HOLTON,
F.fJlTOR PllOI'KILTOR.
TKK.MSt
Tl.p .rf1..(ar.ilill.l Whin Itill li nfT..r,lf..l I.....I.
criUr. -.t I WU IMJI.I.AKtt in .ulvaiicr; TWO
" . . . .
i. .1 I 1 IfH .VI. L'l t"l' V I 'L'V'I (j . ,
IKIMiAII!" A.U HMI 1 h.MSil iayinrh( I
d.!,yeillurli.rii.i.iiil..ii'lliUI-:i:i)u..AHS
at tin-1 ii of Hiujiur. N.i mk r ill l tiixiu..
i .mi.. I umil ll ;irr.:Urf i.l, 1 in .l m the
..a. n..ftl...I.1,l..
Aderti..-..-nl.ii.erfe.L.li.. T,.,ll.,r per .au.re
1 ti inn' nt le, tlm tu.'tMyni ) fur the firi mi-rr.
l ml , -nt'l s. m-ii. 11 ,r 1 ,, 1. 1 , 1.1111 mi uiti.r. . t run iu
Ji l r
t i-riipfMi.Tit an.l b.i:rili'' S..Iih i-hurfru .
Ol'B DHL DH ODD.
T y 1 1 I ic i n,
i'n I f P tlt Willi)' Ifrhili il,
A'ti (iii! k tr Kt-.if Iik- ruir
Our riiiMrrn kitr ;
T t;i' ful I ' even,
A..I tli lx.itiiilr Hi id f tf,
A"i In t m.iim our b ) ImmhI Wili
'J o riw like nyri tlitrr !
Xf,- tr r.:.fJ rfrwfnii ftf fUtitir
'1 m I . f..ui4 t! I
Ani fr-'tii l'it ton ib of I, linff
4 It ti (hmi'ifi 'nine thronging f-t
"I'nc I'lfnt u l-iii 4d4iiy,
Tir t .uitJui . n.i I- . I)',
S ftir to ("k Uji.
1 '! bright and lii'ittlff.B
Wim vi titirii o t tmi (or tl.t.
I -if tl'h i "fl4 itt ttiU !
no.' t irk vfi .tinl nntiHiiiri;
ii of l.im! Ic
OVr bru 'i o.i f b r 1 1 ( I ,
Vl nrf afitll' rr likr I1 r uu! inp
In IMc rM( litf -f tlir
f.kc ilir rtfirrl jlft.it. .( At", I
I U. j loliv1 1 r-f jf t...r
T"-t t"f i.- I. vr ! vmtj
Atl it'rif inrlui fli d
Cti ! n tj Ut ft ! iiM'Uiitti'f
( hit tht ? rr wtlb Ihr f)rd.
I.tki- .t thr bfil.t Ihii nl Summer
ru !.! rll- n iroin lr lt in
y,1 oh it is 'trif rth
l'u .'-de irom trtM like ll.eni J
An 1 yrt lr Uiou!'! Mi!tifiMDg
"I'if irtf 011 urti ttir -
An -ft run tl ttta Kc4titi.ul
Ti.-t H.c f.ir oMi l.oin ; iovr,
(ir. I ft rcn lifif t'tfatt,
I, fcf trnrir f It it- c (hi f I "1 g f ife.
Then rnli niirrv ti r? rrt.
Ar. i v p c Unt ttnnk of lh-
I 1 lh p. ft 'tlij grvitr Kprintf,
M h n t 'r trrn nt wn f i.'rr u,
Aful ti r ir,m t -.if b -niiii( !
' .r ktin ittat winter' f."'.j
ill in c.ilil attl !ifn. y k;
A' d 't g .ofii.tl I Jilt v rnUTii us
I btoi it'b but to tic
iinrous.
trs:-; sisacsAHr taps,
II V MART I.. MEAW.
l .... -e. .: 1 .1.. i.l t
I'll Bill .llilll, lllll HIS HIUU H.a W ,
ken it into bis bead to nd you. adrift.' j
" Why, what can you mean, I'hilip?'' j
'Only that ha was talking ,ery earnest-
ly with Mr. Ogletbron as I went into his
C .1
rooui ju-t now, an 1 as thev ceased vi ry du-
'. .
crettly on my entrance. I took tic liberty
of waiting outside the door till the cotin-r-
... , .
vioti was resume!, aim I liearu cnougn to
satisfy me that (nl-thvop has
who is about to t ike your place.
nephew
1 ..it. h.k. ...,.... r . v..... w... cariivnjr. 1.' 1jj1.fi il riijl, 1H 1 1 1 mure I upriUl BIIU ingC IIUOUK. 1J r. JK'aiC ru w Ills ii'Jicq mi ntai.jiit;
li. iiiiiIi: iron, tlir nnul.il prir, liir uiiverlii.iri tir ' , ,, ,. .. , . .... I . , , .. , , I Kxrhm.'r in Snulli
. . T. , j .!.. ... word teemed lurn -d into hit Irani. hat confusion, and turned to Ina dealt to a , RicnangM in jouui
. 1 . ..1.... . ... .1 t .1. .1 .... i...h ..1 x .i ..... 1.11 . . 1 it 11 ci. 1.. 1. ii 1.1... iti . ' 1.. ........ 11. 11. iA.i ....i.i...
q.'.'n'r'ly. .i'tl tr "luar.- f-r rcb lin.e. oulJ be not pive to know the contents of! what wan due of Hichard'a salary, but first : l . r ' c,"nt-. "el!l '' l"""e ,Q Nortl1
,,i..iiih.v 7j eui. jr nunrt lur each tm.a. I. . ,A , ' , , Tarolma merchant.-, tor 1 j , ..-r centum. Ae ,
. . the letter ? louht e it re ated to t ie tiep-1 tikmif gome papers froni a aecret drawer. , ilB u i.i..li ,hv nm.riii'.n il.ou r .,);...
arFtii.at. r Kreautlioinc.lt. el m airciJs. ' I . 5 . ' . . ' ' lln Minvmg operali-jti they rclixu
" A hat did you overbear 7 Wednesday, replied elr. Ileule. .ir. v.ur-tirst error will prove alo your la-t. nri fnder this policy our lianks can, as
" Merely a sentence from each, (lle- j lis informed ine of il. May 1 ask the mo- j lliehard sadly left the store. On the tnor- soii.e of them did last year, make from fif
llirop said, So you think my nephew will tiro of this an-ret and unusual proceeding row he entered on the duties of bis lew hit- teen to twenty per cent on their Capitol
Lave no dinWlt in tiUin th. tdaee of tour
j n w j t
head cleik;' and lh-ale replied, ' None i
whatever; the other clerk, I'hilip Wablm, j
lias been in my establishment a long 'ime, I
and can pire him a litllu insight into our
, . . . , , , r I- l . . '
liii-iuess sITiirs if need be.' I did not wait
to hear more, but that is enough I think."
" So it would seen,,'' was the ri ply, iu a
tone of deen despondence.
" It is itieiit ,i, tl. o!-l man to il seioit-rro
you, am! eij nlly strange ; if it was Me now,
I should ,,ot think it so odd, but be Las all :
along seemed to think so much of you. Hut
'lii jut like him, always doing Koui'.thing
out of the common way." j
lliehard Vilki,, was too sick at heart to
reply. He turned to tho desk and endeav
ored to concentrate his wandering thoughts
. . li.- .- Ti ' I
up n Ins work, but n vain. 1 ho pen drep-
1 ' , 1 '
ped from Ins fingers, and leaning h. head
.... 1 - i . s 1 1 .... i
on his iisipi ,egve lull scope io in. sorio.s--
ful and indignant feelings. W hen the two you were disturbed in mind. This was nat- ,,,, ( y,, here after so l uig au a!.. elite ; and
gentlemen emerged fiom Mr. llcale's pii- ural, and I was fur from blaming you ; but believe you are not sorry to meet me in .0
vale room Lo stinted like ono guilty of a ' it affordrd me opportunity for a test w hich jrod company.
ceeret erimi', ami snatcbing the pen preten-I I had peouliar reasons for desiring to apply t ,. ,. It EI I.T.
' i lis 1 1 i " 1 nt ii I.xrtti i.km y : It is w ith the great-
deil to le all absorbed in his duties, llisjl penned a brief nolo lo Mr. Ogctbrop, ,.uit-lclion w, IB).,.t yor Mxcellency in
flurried mnmicr, so different from his usual Rave it to you to Peal, and watched your af- (.), ji0o.l company now, .u.d hope we shall
quiet Composure, was noticed ly his einply- j ter proceeding from that window. 1 thought be favored with it often.. '
er, who drew his own conclusions therefrom. ' the temptation would prove a severe one,
Mr. Oglcturop was returning to his home in I and that if you arose superior to il I need i TnK Flsu Dl NN Kit When Lou! Kr.-kinc
ltiltimore His friend accompanied him to nerer hav any fears concerning yea. I was Chnnecllor, being asked by tho Secre
tin: steamboat, and on returning elo.cly ol- was right, the temptation wai strong too tary of the Treasury whether ho would at
crvrd bis two cleiks as be sauntered back j'.i'g for your honor or integrity to with-' tend the grsnd niii.isteiial fish d inn r at thr
and foith through the store, l'hilip's up- stand, I saw you open tlm letter, 'twas e-jmd of the session, he answered : " To bo
pearanee indicated nothing unusual; but Dough. I did not ot all wonder when I euro I will ; w hut would your fish dinner b
Kit-hard, though Lc had partially refund beard of jour applying for new Mlwaiion without th (Jrtui Sy ''
his customary composure, could not prevent
a flight hesitancy and constraint when re-!
ply ing to Mr. IJeale'g casual rciuaiks. j
Several ley after, Mr. lleale brought
Tl ' 1 t
Aiicuaru
b.,l..r Ir. .,,.! ....I .!...; i . I.,
. .. .
nn.t.nffipn Ln mit In .1 lim.r A t I .1.
r . .
name tinie lie cent rli!ip to a neighboring
More 0Il buneso, which would detain him '
I '
' tim he then returned to hi pri-
vate room. Left lo himself, Kit-hard gazed
" tbe upermription of th letter long nnd
'how who wan to jfiirpl:int him. jiiclinrri
iPMtaUMa turning hU letter over and over. f
,WL could he not glance into it? It a-!
. . . r. . I
lltot .ealed be would betray no conGdenee
j by doing o iiiokI of the buMnefts letters
1 were given him to liwcr, and certainly to
'no one living would Ur reveal the contents, I
1, , , 1 , .1, o
I whatever tbey iin-ht be. 1 hese reflections
' r '.
overcame his Mrong repunanco to the act,
'with a trembling hand he ojiened the letter
'and read
I I
I ' 1)(!AU Sill I wi-h Tour net.bew to nr-
rive, if pos.ihle, by Tuesday, the thirteei.lh.
. .
i.t ou that day young ilkili.' year will
Have .xpirer-, and it is desirable that bis
J. lit ALE.'
The blood mounted to Uii hard'.s brow ts
be read. For an in-ttnl be foreot the con
III IIU
.iy.
ed
he!,
i, ..i
la.
pi.,
w ard. I ti, to be di-rhargn! lo make rocui
,for "tie of his fr. iu l s contie, -tiofi. I nn
,t!.ai,fjl I opt hed ibo Utter now I tan
prepare for hi., treachery.'1
j iib a calmness that urpri.-ed himelf,
the clerk i.ra!rd the liter, and dropped il
in the post as In; lad l. rn directed. On
, liis way batik U IU t n.p'o) n,. nl h
U.d
. at the counting-room ol a merchant, whom
. as one of Mr. lieale's acquaintance be well
'knew, lliehard wi-hed to make iuq iiiie
iu an indirect way for a situation, but ahilc
. . .
l, was Mrivmg to form aome question lo
tbi. end the pelitleman caa.e to l.n reuel.
I.y asking if lie knew any young mau in need
of a situation whom be could r con, men 1 to
..
' Lull, as be had a vac.il.ey for a ciel k. I'.u li-
i i .it l St. it....:.
: am ci;er,j oiiereu uiiusr,,. ..,r. urns
! was surprised that he should wi-h to leave
lis old place, but g aJly accepted hi in, hav-
iti2 lona adn.ircd the iutegiity and strict
' at plicaliuti of the y oung man, w bo.e pr.ii-e..
le bad frequency heaid from Mr. Ileal",
The yearly 'alary wa named; it was one
hundred dolUrs more than lliehard was now
! receiving; and having engaged to cute
; and having engaged to enter on
of his new place on the following .
the duli.-s of his new place on the following
; Tuesday, he w. t.t with a light heart to his
old en p' ..yii.ent. He did lwl meiilion l.i h
: intention t Mr 15 ale, and ro the week p is-
...,l.;.l V, !..; .-;.;; tl.. .r IU
.... . ... press lin tori jreU t.-clillcs, l,e tKlit his neau ur i i i.r, neiiu. eoin-n u.ty go . , i. -r ...i ... . i- .. r,f .-i,e , net A "..nit .ri.-. Il.vve, ,.. oitnd a rater luii.t. em
ei.cea 10 l.i in v if ol the threat, ned I ow , , .. m Vir..i,ii nr ,nli C.r, l,"r.-. , fr, l,..r Por"" 11 y r- ' sianama, iroin trio , r , , .... ' ' . , ,
, ,. . on the table to conceal the fa t gu-lnng '. rS-.,," .r ' ou " -ar.,lri,i, or turllier ' " ,. , , , . r,, , .i. ' n:ei,t Mr.C. regarded as nothing more than H.e ten.:-,,, and sto.e tha
ui'Tation at iii cnipioyer auniieiiy. , . Po'Hli lor tlii'ir ur'iv. liut w lien tliey con- . . . . ,. . ' . . . ....,: i ...r...i i .. .. , ,. .t,o
' Four jeara ago," he muimured, litter. .... . . ... . .. , vc-ceni to oograiie tlieirown paper, to en- .. , t-,.,.. mi.;..i, iw. res, t,ii i eanvas-in the Kaii.as-.Nehras-, The contractors fun,il
; ... i.egrei , a unavailing able 1 1,,-ni to carry Oil tins trade 111 nieli n ., r .......... - ,
" a vc . four year, ni xt I uesdav, I enter- ,, , , . , ,, , . . , , .... A . ... .. . , been hi mai ktt lor twenty years and ur- K 1 1 " 'T to I , .it, .tnom.i y in nu.i in c. .-.mis. iz . si.i
.ie, ill III; C ear, CUIU lOlies. 1 ii.t. l- JI n.l it flttr tlir Lint til i It i III tl.ru II . i i ' ' il.,. IV rilo.ri.il 1 i l-.lini. r,' tl, . ..a.ii.I, ,- ii i- , i :..,r- .l.lli. i h I ,.
tl.i Vn. il.-.t ilnv l,i. ' .. ' ... ward lor the nomos.! ot education and in- ' "" ' "it""-il legi-Litton o, the eountiy. ,n u.ei i.gjr-, Molt .ill li
ail o cat. on to reprove ine for the slight- .. . ..... ...... t i. i i oZc- cilize. n rishl to r-miilutn tint! tit , . ' .. , " ,' , ,'. i ;,i. .In ll .1.... ,..1.l i..u,i,. m il,. r, .tr.1.. Tl
t.eg!,cl or over-i-ht: Mem and eiact.ng ..... .. , ,;. ' "rr """"""'" " ". or.., n, u, Vir.,;,.l,. r.r,o,,l trnn, ' pr.jnU on which it was asserted in the mi- or i, nanees, they stole tl,
,e ,s, I liav.givcW no c,u.e for coin- . . ,1, tl r,.K,ld nut tU, Tjr.. VTt Vl'l Committee 'o DMriel'of Columbia a ' -rily rertof the CommiHee on Territ,- h- Cu,,.iU help,,, FCopU
mi. aim litis . i iii eiin mis is mv re-
i.i . i i .. ' 1 ' 11 l"",- ' . o ii . ...on- ..ii. i . ... . . .i . . . ... . r,es I i:it I he itn "sieti ot t . . iss.siir' aris it. selves sto:e Whatever til
si.umu. vw.ti. . .. ..... v ...... . . ., ....... . ,
.... ,- , . i.-i .- , c.i . r .1
hoped he had not ni.-i his employer, f..r Kich- tnmk it was your first departure Iroin the
ard bad a wi-h that the latter should not straight road, and though all business con-
hear Low hi treacherous fchrinii had been n"Ction between us has ceased, yet I would
defeated till the U-t moment. i not wi-h to injure your reputatiou lyre-
... . ..... ...... ..
u Monda? evening l.ichard knocked at
. ,. ,i
j tne door of Mr. llcalu room, and in as few !
I words a possible requested the wages due
I. t- i i.
io nun, as ne was cngageu io go io anoiner
house on the morrow.
.
1 I mi. liimn , T mill iiici.r.Ai.i.11 tin...
c
'iv.l. .1... i...l: I VI. II I. ii VI. o ..
'oil Tour Part? I believe I cave you notation. It provatl aoreeable. and the ad-
, . -
cause for so tudd.'ii a determination to quit
my employ hunt did IT"
" No cause 1" lliehard repeated, Utterly,
" ( )h, no, sir, no cause, of com sr the clerk
t .1 1 .1 1 r.l i .
is onl y the dupe, the fclavo of the merchant, ,
3 '
and has no right to complain of any conduct,
however iniquitous, of which he is the vie-.
tiin." 1
i oi;r rfiresstn n ratio" ottt c! -lace,
young man, " replied Mr Jlea'e, coolly. "Ij
asked if 1 Lad .iven you any cause of of-J
fence. I kmm I have not you falsely iin-
agine that I have, and thus imagining, voUlouor and integrity,
have done yourself a great injury. Nay.noj ,
questions I will I
you all. hi the day j
11.,.. AL I ).,!.. i uh. l..,rA 1 t.t.l'twA m
I T ""Vl" -i
great alteration in your looks, your words'.,., , ,, llf . . i,.,,,,, ,,
.1 t . I . , i ' J.itisi.uuru io
v -ur w hoie tomluct. 1 su-jtcti-tl tit once .. ,r, .. . t, ...... c
; ' . the same. J hey are miimi ou toe rcuieot
l'bilip bad overheard our conversation and , .
... I I 1 . 1. 3
rcpenteu il to jou, in ooii-etiuetiec oi which
you tlionplit I was acting treacherously to
you, and that you would outwit inc."
Mr. !onlc ceased, and looked fixedly at
lliehard, whoso whole countenance was mil-
f,i.,il ill. Mil-Ill. s tlm true mil lire rif his
... ....
i.nnd ( a- l.rniia it I ins pain v In Ins view.
B. ...... ,
In li i -t indignant feeling lie had not till this
moment thought of liii dlroliclioti of prinei-
O
, '
b"
11,1
IW
pic in opening a letter not intended for li
inspection ; now he was overwhelmed w
hame and relllore, lor liea naturally
' threw thoni ou the table before the jount;
man.
All thU U at an cud now," he aiJ,
1
" but you miy ace i.ovv ui,jut your auppo-
aition was to me, how injurious to yourself,
as I aid awhile ago." .
lliehard eyes were intently Lent upon
.1 11 .1 1
the papers, Uuo was iu the merchant
...
handwriting, notice of Richard ilkins
having been admitted t junior partDcr into
hi, old ctabli-hed hu-iiiess firm : the others
.... .
w'r necessary legal paper rtialing
... .
thereto. Jiichard continued gaxing 011 ihem
if fascinated, till the weicLaut's voice
lroke the fpell.
peil.
. ' II . - 1 1 . laiU It VIIUlu, lUlllii' . IMi nv-i
...l....-l n 1.;... ....1 .1,..., ,rt r..
m viviiiPjij ... w - " - "
I ..' I , .I'l I ...II. 1 I . -. 1 . I I" . I . -..H.H. U ' , 1 1 I I . - . -
leats , . . . Mates liaun ' mi lie anils t lieieni t he nn. u """ " " .' v uu-, - . '"
erv reason to f ace coiiOdci.ee ill VOU. i'jr- '"""'". '"'' rWl '..', i'l it tvry , ; . . .. .. ,, .! r.,!ir,, :, , -rim..n IV t I.t w 1 .-. hi.ilt road. let t
. . mz incse lour venrs i nae uwtnn, u". . . .. . , , ... , . . tie exeliatiL'C ol sehoo lali'ls ill eeilnn cases. ! ' i-.-.v.... ,,. -
terilv and faithfulness, I had dicid.-d lo son-, any self indepcndciic, ..iiioiil' the con
lake you into Pat I net. -hip as you aet I v the-e dnetrir- of tho newspaper p-s in this State,
t , . ,,,, we h ill have a r, form in thi- important mat-paper-,
rreparid neany to loom lis ngo, '
1 ' ' ' 1 J 1, r. and that before Ion.'. 1 here is too
and only wanting signatures a:. J ,..,tc. My ,;,.u ,, oo prcal a ,piri( of
friend, Mr. ( Ijilethr.'p. had freq lei.tly men- tig.it mn and enquiry abroad even in the Oil
tioned his m phew whom he much desired Not th Slate, lo prevent an organized eliqiu
me to employ. At hi-la-t vi-it I agreed to
do o. It was my intention l" give von an
agreeable suip,i-e lo morrow, sud , llirlt
su.r.i-e .omorro., suo.mrle-
fore, I desired to keep all my arrangements
Prr,.ti fortunately as I now see; for my
!,;, 'fr,,hlcd me to test ihe strength of
P
.. oh if you cu,j or,ly forgive n,e, Mr.
y u ..fx ......niiel, ird, implonnglv. "It
3, tuy ilT:.t ,.rr )r j ,hi, r(,c,ard-l am
ill prove my last ".
urn
itll ,ijC in. i.i. , (
., ,. Ml-: - t j i
1 or a:l at.sivir .ir. Irfale quiet.y p'l h.'t
. I I s . i ..i-t..
money lie nan COUIiieu over io i.icnarii,
and picking up the papers tore them inlo
-u, ,11 fragments. Ihe youg man looked1
sadlv ut,on them, but knowing that ronton-
stfanee or entreaty was alike unavailing
with il.e Hern man, h by a strong effort
conqut red his emotion, nn
taking up the
money lowed bis thanks and farewell to his
late employ tr, and turned to leave the room,
As he U.d lis hand on the door knob, Le
..........
paused and asked, in a still (a.tenng voice,
if M r. Curti w as info: nied of all t Li.
" No, I did not think it necessaty to fpeak
t it " Mr !'. e. lor I had reason to
vealinj an act w bich 1 thought you would
,, i t, - .
regret. 1 ou will find Mr. Curtis a more in-
duigent rmplov. r than you are leaving, your
-ui i .i -.i .1 . i...
salary will te larger niiiu n nas ueeii urie,
so that on tho whole, perhaps, y0u are no
itt f 1.1.
.nr i,il I I.Oto for VOI1T S'll'i. that tOlir
J
.. . -II .. , . 1.. .'I
i s.
,d, lion to ins previous salary wasot great
..... . .
Use ; nui wnav touiu sueiive reiiiorst- ior me
act by which he had not only lo-t so much
'in a pecuniary point of view, but al-o Bat,k
I ' '
I- . i I .' . t 1 1
mnnediatt ly in bis own t stimntion 7 lie
..
profited ly the lesson, however. 1 ears af.
u-r he found himself in a po-ition pro-per-
ous and enviable as that which ho had for-
I I I , , I 1 ' t
,:,,.: yn.Ho.o.l, but n hi. dying .la;
j he never tried to banish the humiliating but
salutary recolleetion of his first and last
V -intion from the strai.-litforwar 1 t..t!l of
- o I
liRKvlTY. T it- following; is the annua
... .... .
messaoe of the Governor ol New Jersey, in
, heartily glad to
II V BEQUEST.
Yri,mthe Lexington " )
Mn. J-liuTi.it : I notice tha the Kdltorof
I lie liu'.lelin in hi last tiuliibc devoti s near-
1 i . ... . .1 . . . 1 . . . .
-' "."sot o.r . --.... a.neir
I I II It (l 1 IUIUC VUIHIIIUIIIUUII'II IIUIMIMHMI 111
. 1 .... 1. - 1
j me i-j ag homo ioorinrce nno.
, The extract below U the only portion that
j A,,,o,,2 otlu- grievances. I-;,.-, Cor-
! rcpo,..J..l,t charges that the V,,uU' of the
.1, receive riottl. Caro'in, and Vir,i,,i
..
calls for a reply
1. 1
rnonev ou deposit, nay even :u-n iln-ir own
r - ' the p. cuharii.nureof t he inquirv, and of the I ',r- K """,d the oru,,iire of sane, 0! .11.-. n.u any other 011 en.
VaV"'" X . mate.ial upon which invesM-atioi. mu-t no- I 17- a'"l howed that its coii.-.itunonulity , brought hard in,,.-,: Il.,-i;.e -pl.-i.dtd nafa-u'':'-'.
"nrt Virginia. . . .... , l.nd Ui, ner....isi...l l.v 1 1.,. ..lii.U.i.m t.( il... rail cali-M, ff iI.'m eur.rt I r.i--l,t harl
inrtre prnliti on the nec.fini s of the iiuhlie.
!,il r'" !lisy e ,rue for ii.'ht wo know,
aJ thii.k Tiite liW y it iV( -.t tve -ni,M
'"'ru n1 "le 'I''' correspondent to aimwer
thU qile(.tion if ,ie Nonh '.'arolina lianki
prueured not ejchnnge in this w ay, how are
they to have any for saie at ny price ? The
Iducti of the b'tate, the chief means of
cupplying thr llanka Willi r-x.-lmnce, are
r . ., ,, ,,
quite all cent out or it and oo;d in other
parti for i0TI, (,allj. pjpV-r, to who-e in-
otitutions the exchange thus crested inures
Therefore our Hank", if they ould fumi-li j
,,.!. ; 1,..., ,,.., ;i . ......i. ... 1
1 . ...
. ( .',.',!
it IvI ' V "'" r . r;";'
lll.'W ll'Jf .1UI III 1U UUV L'UUUP. il L UUIIIIM'JlL'.l
to" alr'oud fl)( tili jou ou, '
wt.ou hand, of course are d.-po-ed to make i
all th-v can out of it : thev cannot afford
. . . -r
all tuv can out ot it: Ihcv cannot iitloru ,
i;.....J..m . Tl. ... r
!..... - .:.:i. j.. .1.;. ....i . ' .. ..I....,.," 1
iuic a iiiiii iu iiu tii.. miti iiij ini r" ir "il :i .
to rule the Mate muel, longer. 1 lie people
are j; ttiiij; tirco. Heartily siett, nt f. i it
tnei', who aspire lo the no -ii ion of Legi-la-
r,lric,, ,,,,:.. ,.r. . , ... i, ;.,
allll.cir wealth, position, and influence as
p 'i: iciaiis, and private g Mleiueii. to bear
UP" the m.-mhers of the Legislature while
it is in sess-on, in such a way. and to Mich
an .xtetit. sto make cverv int.re-tseeon-
,,!irv. j ; tl. ro, , :l ,lr.... ., n f,,.rn.,or to
tin i'r o.. In fact this ha. 1 .eeome so com-
irion . i lan, ui:n i:n? verv s
inori rf
swaggeriiic
tin so , -enricinen a.sumr. c
"ins t i fl.i.h
. t .... t .1. . I :. : 1.
ii"iiieo, f ne .-i.-iie, aim e, ners, i lis insuir
. , ,,,.,,,., ....,. ,t
,. ,,.t
" fV.i primus, Yns .rc" luhnn .''
)il ti conclude, I w;!l ask the IMItor of
toe Jlit't'tn ono tiue.-tion ; and when
and when l.i
has an-ncrtd that correctly, he will no
longer draw wrong conclusion- from correct
premises as he Iris done. And he will sec,
or .,, .ri.;it!y mistaken, tint the Hanks as
now organized and managed, are to hlarne
for the produce of the State seeking foreign
f 'r 'nf- ,1,:'t lU
cost of scndin a rarrol of flour was nre-
(,1ty 0 Wil,,,,,,,.,,,, Norfolk,
I'.iyettev ille, lVterslurg, New heme, l'icb-
in 'tni, ( harleston, and l-aul.!t, where
w nuoi an uur .'lercuants a nu i ,n iners, no
wouol al
Tll-lltl 1 . -
r trading with 1 hiladelpliia, ami .o
yT VCI,.l their flour an,l other produce?
f.irlv t0 ftic Sotit h Caro'inn ami Virginia
Markets. And why pray, would they act
'' iiup-itri"! ? Simply because they can
hr,..r.t f.v,.l,..nA tl. rr. ,, t fro... ll.r..-
. " ... ,.
iighlhs to one-half percent . notwithstanding
(1k, ,H1,jc tijts 0p ,j1(,s States in the ifgrc-
c,lU, Mount to near forty millions, where-
?. i, . i .i" -.
our iaur.s inarge uieu i-um'miiu) one
"" a ,0 l,v0 P-'r rcMum lor it,.j same
ill iien-. hi. ... tn-rfc too wnen I II tr iniuili: uti I,
' . .. . . .
of the Stnte, is not vet four millions of dol-
. - .. ' .
by specu, at. ng ,n exchange, and shar
the commercial community to the quick,
o , , f fo,f.,rilT the indusfrv and
euterprixe 01 tho otate. Is stretlgllien. nuilu
up, beautify and adorn our grca"t and glori-
ous old cominonweahii, as our Hanks should
...!. . ..:.i.. . i:...i .1 ....
l.sr . riiiii-iii ui'iu;, i- uiiii nit-iii nun
' . ' . ... .
cotitrii -tt-u, mercenary luctves, otlermg a
inlJ,0-c ,remiuni to our merchants and
others to send the produce of the State to
foreign markets. To talk of trading w ill,
"'Ir " W II f'! I, till'", ! Pll' il V'llT'I'lI! x iii-- - tl "
' ; .,r... ,h. mIi .1 .
1. ........ a .
a stuhl,0rii imrossihilii y, that is nil. As
we ague-o well w here our trade should go,
I regret you oppose the only safe and cor-1
loin n iiieily lor this great ami grow nig evil,
! Who can bh'tne our Spites for styling Noith
Carolina, a strip of land between South Ca-
roiina umi v irgnua, when our people inns
-... otl.tt.; 1.. I A nf l),..ir u..lrli
3 " " "v - '
as so innny geese ot their leathers, to buu.l
x , ne.t of our en.ioi.s?
. , . , , , , ,, ,,
I fiir the banner of rt torni, Mr. luill. tin,
fc,Mj ,triU for .our ,:.J.M ml 1P ri,hisof
J . ..
your connirymcn,
Hows fall in th rig
,M jsnre that an your
.jXivtioti and ro, the
... t . it.....
ris;ht parties; and winie thus .ngaged, it
uiil b. rial r!o,io t. ui-b vo.i an.l the It.'t.t-
tin a
long and prosperous lilt-, as v,,i lie
the cas
l Il.t.USTRATIVfl A I HINT. lr i-i etcher
: Norton was noted for Lis want of courtsov.
! When rdcadiiit b. foro Lord M insti. bl on
- r ... .,,;..! .;..i.. i... ..!
I . i
ceit unfortunately to say, " .'ly loril, I can
.- '. ..... ...
uliistraft the point in an instant in my own Mr. t o. lamer Ihin proeteo-. il to show that Virg about Cl.li.ni, one piece was worth
person: I myself hate ttro little vtitmn' ('ongre.s bad tu-ver befor., tho year I "-Vi -twtrti $?iU mJ $M0 ahno-t pine gold
Th ju-Iee inniediatcly interposed, with one coiiiuntte d the sut.j. et cl Irivdc-m or slave- Anothe- pi -e wa worth about Jl'-'i) in
ot hi Uandest siuiks, " We all kyow it. Sir j iy to be xiilu-i wly di-cAissed aud L-gisl.tr d : urunxed with quart will sever! olhet
i'ielclicr.'' vpswi by U.si inL jUjiiars of Territory, aaJ I wort. fra J uZ13.
CONGllKSS.
.IT. 1 1. 2, l'-.'O In flu-Senate yesterday,
the TreMdeiit culled up, t Im ep.-eial order
nt one oVIoek, nnd Mr. (.'lay ton ieumed
and fMieliided hi-remarks upon th "eiie-
rl Mihjert f the Int.. Naval Advi,ory
JSoard. '11,- immediate motion before the
body is tho resolution ofhred bv Mr. Iver-
hu to appoint a select eommittee to .-xamine
l,l' V" ''- and
t0 rc,ur.' !be V"01!' "P'
or, w.... .. ,t hcI-.J. liut ,1,. ,1c hate l,a, 1,
' 'r'' P rt,ak. n a i.!e rn,e. and from
la iudJlued, t-on-iderable personal feeling j Nvrih i -tei n St,,t,a t,u ler iisexpr.-s -ane-must
niiiiitle with the deduction of reason. ; "n""- 'le 'l'erred to the li-i-lat ion of
Soil is to ho Icared, in the progress of a i Co".-rc!H relative to the Tenitory of I'.n
ouiol.at vague .i. hate on topics o delicate. ' ttwi", of Orleans, (a part of the l.oui-iai,a
thai more, nerniior.v mav he eneer..!. rd la
be i-uie, of a temporary cha.-ie.er lhau is l,r"'"!? nit1' tefirl to then, also Con
usually produe. 'l cel. by di-eu-sion.s npon I Rr,'s iiSXl1 a I'ower of regulating the
the strongest pnrty topics". We are certain, j r-d.!ioT,j ol slavery ; lo which he addrd that
Iv t'lad that no ueh rear,. table incident has J a T"WvT ty regulate implied a full ptr ol
y"et"oceurrrd. The Senator from 1 Viav. are ' control, finee it had Leen held ly the Su
"poke in reply to a recent speec h of Mr. ' Vr"'w (-'"r' ,,,!lt u,"!l'r tl,,! I'" r 10 W
llou-ton for son.etuo hours, in the course i ia"' "' Trr v-''!-'r"-1 n :,s cn.p tvl.t to
of his remarks defending oiue of the of- ' Pas " 1 'r P":'1 111 har.jo.
lieers from the Retiring Jioard, mid aniiiiad- ! 'lr- ' ;- "rXt pioe.eded to analyze the or-
. . :
Jiueiai
vertiri" upon son,,; cf the femleinoi. whose!59"'0 "vt" '""sas I errttory. ami inaii.tnu
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f , 1 1 1 c 1 n i T,rikMin n;m n mifCiofi i.t h.. m. '
1 I 1 I I I A
i!ioof thalllonrd. Mr. JJell replied to for-
liou of that ISonrd. Mr. J.el
....... .
fious of Mr. Clayton's stri, fires, and at ,
Imir A I-: r.f. L' llio Suii'if.) .11 .n. nri 1
tou,r O't!o';k 11,0 S-","te Jj''"Cl.
ln Mou'e '" l -'nves, tl,.
. . .. ' , ,'
- ' - v i-.i.v s iim. .
passeu by I, lai .-c in n jorif y. Aiiioi':-t the
, ' " iii
l'i.strict to dtciee tin: sale of real estate in
certain cases. This is a measure of great
in I'ortanee to l he people "f the city. A iiil
wa- inn o.iui f'i by Mr. Meat-bam to ext.i.l
the juri-dietioii of the Corporation of Wash
ington over lie; lower Miistelti l.raneh
l.iioee, and to legulsi'.j travel on the uppi
III ( oniiinttee ot the W hole, the
l'residerit's Anmial Message was further
discus d on tin motion to nfer its several
j arts. Mr. Warner, of Gcorgi-i, and Mr.
Allison, of I Yhiisyliahia, Moki- on the
'lavery question in reference 10 t':e disput
ed juri-ili. tii.ti of Congress ovi r the sub
ject : and this closed ihe 'lay's proeei dings.
At'itiL 3 -Tn (Le Senate yctenlay, accord
ing to a getir ra i utiucrtaticing of ! li preced
ing day, the ut- finished 1 UsitiOs. was def.-tri
tObllow Mr. Kt-f sein'i n to deliver Lis vims
ill. on I li .- ( '. i t r -.1 .....I 1.. n n A.I...I t.t nii.
"i p....-..-
nectcd with the bill for the greater eiucicn-
cv oi me nrniv. j no
. . r . t 'i'l
H'IU',1 lit'J U'jun 111 III.- t Aliij-lliuil Oi llio
. ,, , .I-.., ,
( lay ton Iu , t r I rent'.', the cent ral tenor
r r . ii- r i .
of Lis riin-nk. bung in fj.orof the Atne-
,, , . i
r:tan iiilciprctalion. J.ut loing, as lie sal,!, :
, ,
a iiintii est-dc.tiuari.iii lo some extent, he ,
, ,- .. r.l
was opposed to assc-iting our views by war,
but prcfcrit-d dilay for some years, wlieti
the inevitable pr .gre-s of events will have
rendered uiitK cessn ry any f irnia! settlement
of the question. Mr. Cass spoke at some
letig'h in it p!y lo the Senator from Maine. I
and took oee-tsicii further to 'xpind what'
has falhn from bitii in the various d bates
en this topic. The opinions of the venera
ble Senator are so familiar to the country,
and have been so much more lal orsti dy
expressed, that more is needless than this
allusion to thorn. Mr. 1! 11 then addressed
i
Lie Senate in explaiiaiion ot some persontu
parages which had occurred between Mr.
Clayton and himself ou Tuesday, ackiiowl-
cd-iiu tint li" bad been bitrave.l into in.ii-
, , .
sual wnr,,1,!',0' Int'gugc by a n.isappresen-
l"10" o ,!lC fc,'Ba,or s. ""-'"i""? upon a -'ub-
lectin relation lo which be was t xeeeiiingl v
. .
sensitive, r--.-iipl.cil now that he was mista
ken, he tendered the olive-branch to the
Senator from Delaware. After brief expla
nations reconciliation succeeded, and tie
amicable intercourse was renewed, w hich as
the Senator reinaiked, has been unbroken
for twenty yenrs. TIip Senate shortly af
terwards held an Kxccutive session.
In tne llousect In presentative, three ot
me . . n 'imu l-u .-, mm me- eionts
bi
amendments, were eon.i',-!ed, viz: the bill !us,,.lI n,,,; ,hat the en -li ter did i;-t
for paying una!.! and other pensions, th, j mjvo till. ,rjjl ullIll ,e r,.Crit-d su.-h no.
lei nmliii . M-iir-oiu i::t oris lor re Mihtnrv1 . . . i .... i i.
- i i i - 1
,,.,, .,,,,1 1 1 ,. i;, ;, ,... I, i'l 'l b. '
Aoaii.tny, ..mi ui 'i.i.iiiuiy ti i. i in ,
C on milt, c t.f Ways and Means hud reemu-1
mended a non -eoieurrei.c- in the .Vnate s ,
tiineiidin, nts to the two fir-t . named bill4, i
t.l I fi.- II niKii ;ni .nf ?tl T 'n rri'.ilti iii Tit! ;i f i r ti
' . - ; - . .
The di-eii -ion ,,;,-, in- at.., n-1 mt-nts to 1 1, t
deficiency bill w as r u, tinned until near foi.i
o clock, w hen the llo-i.e adjoin -ned.
Apf.lt. It a I til he ."; t'.ite e-ternay, 7T r
(. oilamer, ot ici nu i.t, pr u-.
I .... . 1... I
v" ' I
special order of the day , to ili-i-iss tl
I j Ij '
f the formation of a Mile Constitution
in
Kansas, aim tne g
vnd the general relations of tl
..i.,,.. tm.i- rti-.,I r!-,fit-. to ll,., T..t.
, -
tc-ry. lie t-oiniiienctol a coinpreLen.ive ami
compact argmuti.t Iv adverting to w int
1 ,, . " , ,
are culled new view. ! the Constitution,
-i., et to which be a .sorted that the
., . i- . i -.1 -.... . ...... . . . .-
i.iet ii uit-u eeing i- us j, t-gnain pro. i
(hat the v. ie laie. The t i-l 1 . g-s", , ; ,
cjf the eo-intry w a. held to be tie best t-x po-
.ilinii ol' t b o t 'on .1 il at loll . lltld ot the ti,,iv..r.
ot Congit-.s utiucr that I onstn' u ! ion. 1 r-Mii i
tin- in, re literal ami t, tual interpretation,
'of that in-ti iimerit it was argued thnttveii
the exi-tt rice ot such a thing as slavirvi
eon Id not be interred, ami hetiec it wa ot.ly I Cpi.p in N out it Cahcliva The Amcr-by-
a l-eft rr ii.-i- to the pr.utiea! leeishition of 1 i,-nn K:u.lo, published in ti,f County ot
the oiintry that it was removed Ivyoml
contr.wcr
sy that three provisions of the Cm-
stitution had In
n ml rod 'iced to cause ot the '
xislenee of that iioiiiespt- in-t i r u 1 ion.
I maintained tht Congress had assumed to
r-g,'lll,e !' iu-titution of slavery, tir.-lly, ;
fy ToluLilin- it r. here it .H1 nut exi.-t, or
v here it exist, d to a unall cxiei.t ; and,
-t eondly, Ly not di-'tui hing it where il al-
r. ad had perm n.ent fooling. Congre-s
having thuM-j.Ceially lrpi.dated 011 lh -ub-
ject ollavery in the Ten itoi ic-, Mr folia-
icr inferred t hat Coi,giu,s h.d the power to
'
. 'U ';' 'I ' '
j -i ' r
! at i.M, u
o fo, nun field tliut to ilcliy It wh-. to .leiiy
put upuli t!ie roh.-tituli.iii
were mo-t competent lo fx-
ruineiit.
: pu'1,1.) others, for the pu:p..- of
., ,uai ircieariy eiiir'ooier, ine uterine o,
h!lt " P"l'lrly called "spatter ar,r.
'''' J l,e relalim, of Ine t .m-tituti.,,,
... 1111. .1 iiimi ui mi ........ ..... ... .1 . 1 1 - -
j cussed, Mr. '. meiti'niniiii fimt 'l e C-m-ti-
f ,i. ., .........,i -1 i,..
over was needless, Mi.oe the Cuh.titu'i
v a- li.ole'. tut i isi'fir tti anieiiir I,
t.-nileil to more that) seven ot tin' election
tlistictof Kansas, quoting for tin', purpose
from (iovcrnor ll-eder, from ,-, Mi.s-omi
iievsptiper, am! from a c.:u:p;,ri-mi - !' the
votes wilb the census taken ju-t hefote the
election. At this stae of bts remarks Mr.
C. gave wav to a motion to postpone the
i further con-idcratioti of the subject uiitil to-
day when it is expected the Senator will
conclude his retiiaiks.
In tie House of representatives the bill,
inakiiii' approptiations for the payment cf
invalid pensions and for the Military Acad-
einy were con-idered, and the Sthate's a-
i mehdtneiits arlly concurred in and partly
uisagrced to. J be principal part of the
si tin t was oecupied, in ('ommiitce of the
holr, it It toe deficiency bill, the Senate's
ar.ieii.l nn ntsl eing e.inv s-i ii a' lunch It !igt Ii. got their u:vw y 1.) Me ling ! How maiy of
The discus-ion was upon the item for print tin in set up on a liifnng capital, get ton
ing the n port of the Secretary of War trans- si hiiu nl. cl goods, pit thciiion storesbips,
J. Ill ! I i I I ! 17 I lie 1 ili'lill"l "ii ill.. ,i i ui SHI .... it t ii mi an ..... ...vi .1 i r .. i u i l I t I U i iteu iic
. .I.- ..':.:. .1 .1 - ...... ... .1...; i.. ...
ii.iit..iu,t - i.. ntii, -hi n i r't in. iviiu - fi
... ., , m- li .
laeihc railroad. 1 he sum pi opo-ed 1 v the
. r ., i , "
Seiiat.' for ctigrii ling the maps ii nil -!-..,-. ,gs
. . i . i -
i- tll-'.'.th1, and, in addition to the points
. . , , , - . ' , ,
r.ns.'tl as to the best mode of executing the I
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n. . .. . in. , - j ,.. t s. . . i ..,. ,i,
railroad to the I.cifie w as con-idere. I. 'J'l.e
comu. it tee rose without coming to any tie-
cisio i on the nuestion, and the House ad-
jourr.ed. yationn! Intr!hi:ri. rrr.
Fatal 11a il Un.M) Ai'tident. A sad ae
cidcrt occurred at Thoma.-v ille, Davidson '
County, on Friday last, resulting in t'ue
dtatli of Mr. William Allt a wry wor'hy
yo 3,.0I al,0ut '20 vears. lie filled
', , , ' , .', . .
tho t ost of l rusch.an on the lreight M am,
1 -
". t the time of the aecidei.t, was iv the
act of "cutting off '' a car. 15. fore he had
got clear, the train started threw !,::n on
the track am! he was run over, crushing
one thigh am! ', :md cue hand. Hi. leg
was c input ated by l'ocnr S. II P.-tiuli mi,
on tic evetiitig of the .-ame day ; but the se
verity of the shock .ml the b.'ss- of Hood,
was too grea', and the sufferer died en Sat
urJay l ight.
i There arc conflicting r.-port- as to low
this accident happened .- 1 lie deceased, we
,..., v, ,o .),.. ,.;.,,. . i,,,, ;. ; ., ;... I
, i . . l.,.,.,. hat deet-a.i-il rave In
tleo Jlie Ca-e. 11 11 lias ,;oi, win, u.'llli-
, , , T, 1
he duly investigated. 1 hi- uiath i-
,;u..',0 j , ;, i , i fc i11tice. The ereatest ni-'' r-
(u).o j jj, ,m.ri. j , r, pa rat ion to iho-e
jIO 8ufl(.r in , 1M ,,f a hl,, leinlcrly ani
TtlK 1'IK I I K Cl'INTIlV Kl'.IlT StPK C".
-In ..ur ru el.t vi-it to Ib-eUi I gb i ,n w e - i
and conversed with many fiieu Is trom 1 s is L -
. i . ...l.i. : ... 1 i- l .. . . ...
lltOtlu , .Alison, aiiu l.lf bt'iot-isoi .-i 01. 1 g. nil -
erv. 1 he I if ivc coiiiitry h rignt -iu.: up,
and no mist-ike about it 'i i.t- " !"!. coun
try is in a bl.-i.-.e i-f entbusiasin f.ir l'i't'.ijOio
an-' poijclson ; an i th l-i-tintics on both.
idcc cf the livj
Till
)-.
v C
liiie lo the in'o
up lua; ol ui.-s in
vvs of the Yadkin, wi.l m';',
August and Nov en 'oer lln.l
e who arc ignornt of the
N-it'o-al A r'e.H.isiii per
!.. stol
do. p ft I 1
h the
(if
tltiij; ti e bos.iiris 1 the ga.l .i.t potp.e
liiing tht-rcilon.'. We know tn wl
. . . , '
" 1 ' uu v
-''c;,J-
Franklin, N. C . states that the slaves ht :be
I'orti- ti,-1 1 mine in t!v t coe.t.ty, now the
prnperl v of T. K I hoin as, H-ii , found a
i,.w linvs ao several nugftts ot fold, ma-
A STliiKlNti riCIL'MK.
The San Franci.-co Cluui, ice draws .ho
fo;,OB ;., , .,;,; ,,;L.tljrc 0f the pa.st of thai
e -
cl :
' c have hard times in the city M mo-t
p-ople '"any pe, p!e leel. What
Ins made these , ,,d tunes : .Not the golj
m our placer., guU-l,. , ravines, ii.u.ir.,u,.
pi:'r:i v. n.m- 11 1 ...in k.m-.
-Ni-' thelailuicol our -ol 1 mine lias ma.lo
''" liafl time-, nr they liau, not une.i.
Iri-M.r iu I, sou, uinicprn tt.c 11, tue ives-
i!. 1. Nave 11.-- iu.i.iei.-e iirinir.ition, tip
ii.e.i ieulab'e CIMin 1 er, (lie ship, that eou.e
tali, the hi : 1 1 y t-iiuiate, the j. r :. I po-.ih'
fill a 1 u vl. eli 1,11. l.t he our-' .None of these
Mia
I ro-.ii. ht li -1 1.1 t. in.'... ii hut lias .
'I hi.
i"
,1.1
ci-
-1.1
at-
s indliT-, ill
all
pi ion-, iii all r ink-,, in acejof the city.
i'hev
,a, e !oi:t il
il.
What Lave tti y .so!rii? I'very thin
.-tetilal.de. 'I hey ioie into office, and theit
stole what, t In v were put there to g.iar-i.
I hey s,jjt. r,ijt-.l,. of oilii-c as w t II as in of
fice, stole all the land, of the city. 1 hey sat
a- i lliects, and grai.ted a w ;. v the inheriiaiice
of the eoi poi -.-ii ion to each other. 1 hey acted
a- pi iv ale iil:z. ns, ami " gobbled " up all lie
!al,.i which t he fleers had hot stolen. Tiny
taxed Ihe people, and then stole the taxes
a.- last ;!g th, y c:.ioe into the treasury. They
1, aneii to t hi iiim.I . . s the city 's fluids to buy
lie tin's land-, a ire any stolen by as great
-eou'.ii n 1- a - I hi in -el v es. 'J hey put I he city
i. p. :.t am lion, -old her, and pocketed tie
i'a-h. When there was no more land to
steal and to -ell, no more cash in the Ireas-
V I , -t'ai ami I 1 u li wav Willi, they
lied out -crip by
t. The eoiitract-
e all tliev could.
iit.2 tlie Uovcrniiint
tionary , fuel, bran-
toitul. iho-e
iio-e w ho ran away
t-y stole through
roiiuli I he Courts.
cli al, uhd liieiu
ev i ml.) iiiiiifly.
l l.. y even stole the city . money wit!, winch
to buy then, .elves ohl medals in praise of
lie. ir .n ai.ng. 'J bus ihey ion ot;!y atole ail
ihe it nl r-.t ate of I he corporation, her taxes,
and her future receipts by -tcaling her Klip,
but in doing ail this they slolo lur good
name, and l.-ti. her poorer than li.iz.irus.
inl they stop tln-n; and then 7 No. When
lie eiiy had noiiiing more tor them to steal,
tl.cy stolu from each oilier, and have been
doing so t vi r sii.ee. More than one half the
law suits aic nothing but limit under the
form of law. Jlail ihe lawyers of t lie
ei;v ilo tiling, ui ,K i a il.x'gt- and quib-
b.e el l.ivv wloc h would lii-grace Chero-
ke..- hob to
Stnte i'lisovi.
,i.o nisi.ie the walls of the
J?onie how many 7 of our
iiK-rehants who roll and wallow iu wealth
as., ..... v.-ii. injiMtiMi-, i inn iissi"!).
, . , , ... I , l
or. that i7.egoo.Ia w cie " t rule. ' " bui n-
i t 1 : ii , i , .
ft, a ml r.eii uay -ell tlieui and roike'.ed.
.i 1
the nioi.w.
,, P , , ...
now many f c.ir bankers sto.o the niinct
e .i -.- . - , ,,
...... v..... r .,. ..,-H".- i lion m-nj
ff our Kuini ge. l eiie u -to':u t!lk. nive. of
th.i: tii.l.bor, ,-ini friciid.7 Ifow m my
women -ni.: ihe aff-'Ctioir iVe Viet rather
of their female fVi.-mls' i-l.i ip! '. IU
iiiany ot va'io.j. ela-.ds sjU- all r-i. r moIJ
of the capitd bnu..t here ly our own
C J'-.ntrvi:ieii. and f-p-. ',..'! - 1 - foie'ghers
' t in
tn.ei t ' tl!:, how tie y sfob through
qiaitz compai.ii s ! (!., hive th,y. i-tu!e
t hro.igli fraud iK tit mortgages, loan., ir:Jy '
llow they stole t wry ii.iv. ( iri I !i 'h sjjTo
indeed be was nor eortide. d one u;.li-s
lie did. 'J his i--i'l ilio cl i:.:ii a ! , r.-e p ir tlou
have lo tin tif.e ff gt nth in. n, t v . w io ilia
day ; I hey sw'.e 1 ngel; ,.s:d not gilinto lf,o
St t'e 1'ti.Cl-, i.l.d a t tlcl,.
l-i. a;.y o-io w orid,-r, t hen, that ire l.ava
Lard tinie. iii the city 7 Crt tl.t-ie be pros
ptiity win-re ii.-.esiy tlo.-s i.ol re.-t it i. e
bottom of society .' When we .-tti ct tiroii
the immense sy.t.-ms of punlic aiel private
pi under whieh Lave grown and bui.-t lik
lr-ters here I't years, should e nu: rather
wonder liat t lines are not wor-e 7 Is it rot
strange that any confident.-!, between linn,
a: y re'i.u.ee upon gov..tnint-1-t r-. mains 7
T.-i k of l ard tunes I N-.liil,g but villainy
Las brouglt them upon the c-tv. Th, h-. nrt.
,,i ,i,, -
ii rotten Cold baa turned
to a tiivi. ai;d a king, nt.-l tiie crowd wor
ship it. I'eiL p- I i,o pul lie won't thank u
Kr :he.-e tr-iit..- It is a,, the m. ine wc ask
no thanks. And e do t,ot care a fig
wbef'uei- what we have wii'tep rdt-ase. or not
We
' at the haJ of the pul.'.'v."
inve i l bed, ttll u.. so ; if wt iave
till lis; it we. have tone u drl
ll'w.
' n,
;t -X! e: . : , :' . ij.,, . u). a.. ,;;
"' ''" I'11''! h ivetionc all. And voa
ii.no tl, --rac.il ail i:ont-st -.-ii by you; vics,
and ciiiiios, ::nd iiieai,si-s.t. Think, reflect,
li.lorm. tUi 1 riiitious public, church
no in'. -ers as well vs world luembers. Tho
o. vil that trout le. you is in y,ur pockets.
'Ihe Lard Pints you eel your own vices
have inaiiufavturt-j. Who that has tueatia
' will invest it here, w here half the people
won'.,' try and stesi i, ' Hsr.1 t'tves, th
ou Jesei ve tin m until repentance and re
form pi era i e you si. d the city for Letter,
t'oise .ftaitng, robbing, cheating, privately,
p it 1 cly. legally, cea-e lo di-grace the nsu'e
I toe ci y t'niou.hnjt tiio w oi ol, a ml bet -t.r
I: mt's w;i. tome. Tin y oue,t nut until
then.
Tn tot o,; ian, if IkMBI.k. Or.totv Tho
ll'-tormer '. ingle cuntgeu trom a sln-p-herd's
but mugii. the A'ps. M. ianclhou
w is a workman in an ar-ne.iei '- shop. Mar.
till T, other w-is the- cl. :':d ,.-' a p .,.r ,;,..
l!r. Adam Clarke wa tha cl.uJ ( Iii h
cot'ers. John lo-ter was a wvatrr.
A,-
drew Fuller was f ,rm servraiit I'r
ris..n, Irtin-lanr of the llrLIu into t
M -r-l
c-e.
was a last maker,
bey.
I'r. iiil-jt na a tsr..
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