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THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION".
Eare ("ports' in in pm-pr ct, w lion the grand :
Loeofoco pnw-wow li ,i i I Iihvc opfiicil in Cm- ;
cinnuti 'I he K'chti'in.d Enquirer demands!
tl r.l 'fi'tatlcr soun iiinty shall bo repudia- I
led. Il is iri tre than probable the contrary
doctrine will be; lit-rei. j on there wii! Le, .
or ouht to be, tlic grandest fort of a row.
Missouri lias sent two H'M of dclc-rites
IJei.toeians an 1 anti l$tiitoiii:.ti. There will
Le another row ! New Voile bits elected
two delegates, aud is now- talking of a third.
There's a regular mu-ss! Hut t lie -rent
1 aitle royal will lie on tlie nomination, whin
wc hli.il! see the pnt'ti.-iiu" of particular as- i
pirants rippin.; open tlie political Uel of
rival cniiipi lit r-, like .1 n 'Ulii,t' -xccutiou-
CM. The ret. tie is before us ill fancy :
I nominate James Buchanan, :ivs a Vir
pini delegate, lie won t io, erics another.
He wa-u t in tlie Kansas ri 1 . t . lie's cot .
no ori Ilea a black-tar' ff in;in. He sin
favor of hiiiidin;: a road t t tit- Pacific, w ith
the Federal money. He votid for tin Batik
rnpt I. ill. lie's mi old blue -iilil Federalist.
Put liim out. I nominate Friiikiiii Pierce,
hays a New York Soil. He shan't Lave it, !
esys another. See L''n d d first, lie turn
e l out l'loii'.'ii. IK- turned in Win. J. Brown. !
He backed down It- in Cul a. He voted the
Kivrr aMdJIjuJOftVilf... fte w e.-irs 'a , peck,
led shirt. ut u it I. him.
I nominate St' riicti A. Ioul,1i. s.iv a
third meuiber, considerably iucin lau-d I l!e ;
won't do, tiny tlie old fogies, lie's a Bed
Republic m, a lauiea!, lies too fast. lie if'
in favor of s,j latter son rtijriity. He was !
Lrouht on the track too iate, and amt iu
pood ruriiint: order. Trot hi iti oft". I nou j
inate U M. T. Ilun'er, cries a f. ui th. Won't
do, f o:n forty volet .- at once. Old " i ri
tna has bad i noo,'ii. 11 in Lrj'l I ill ti.ur '.
dereJ bim. IK-s j.ot no life iu hiau. lake
oat the bsuy.
I nominate Leni? Cass, say a fifth. Hark
from the loiii'ps, responds Yajnij Auierica.
Good Loid deliver us, n i rs t vervhody. i
I nominate Huk. V L s be 1 asks a ',
tneinber. Ami be-n fourteen Veirs ID tlie
countrv. Cmi t .-ene. dot a -oft rdace in
uis ueao. iiusuc i.tni oui. 1 noun uate :
Henry A. Wi-e, t-S.uts an-nlicr. Bah, rc-
1. : . 1 1 1 1 .. 1 ... T . . .
(ponus the wlifve t oavcr.t'.or,. 1 nominate
Mr. Nemo Nincompoop, says atiotlo r. Hur
ra, good , bravo, ext. ct'y the man. My choice
from the first. Nothing ran be s ai i agaitiit
l.im. Nfito) Nincompoop and Nicaragua,
beard ftoia every part of the hall ; in the
midst of wiiirii t:.e rliairman announces that !
il is carried by -i-ci .. nitttou. and iuuii.-di t. I
ly thte li'indred members comntetice iia-ii-1
ins: iff letters t-j him. asking for oCiees;!
while th" others retire to the nearest bar
rom, and ti conveLliou likes a rtceas.
Xjk. hiu Yfgi'.iun.
i
Til.; FAI'F.E VIJIL
General Wa'k.r's plit.:pvteiit;r y, tlie
Padre Viji!. i- j i-t nvw the greav.-t ii ju in
Vah:rig;...u. Happily tor l.im. itisiaid !.e
can t understand a c:d cf Ki.g!l.-b, so he,
will be save i t he ai.ti jyance cf hearirii; and
reailn.. all ti.e reuiar,s mvle about Liut.
Our highly conserrativc n i.'himr. the Cam
tut i-1 ot u vl- ! j ths l'aure .-...e y on toe
groaoi of ii.- bcir.j a t . ire; out, as the '
C3Te-p.-iIl.il lit Ot t!.V i.V'.nlh 1 l,.'t states1
tiiat Fatlre Viji! Lad arrived in Washi'tg- i
tin with uis ym, his pidreliip must be
sDinetliing like Genera! I'ierce'a sjlditring,
FAJrrHflataTh ri'im,', '
w ,i -h wi.l. '.f co jr.-, b; ti." cause of a good
tasty ii-tr.-j-:i)j ym- ; and s'u.vl wits wii!
b! caiiin.' Li.n viil-ac: reprcscLtative cf
Ni-arigus. avd on.
Th i'adre is repre-etitel as a rather
stout, well -haven nm, whose loti skirte 1
coat, kbee-hr.-ech :s. and black hose, and
filter ho ackie, accord will, the pri.o.t '
ly function wi.ieh ha oiercitvs at oo-ii".'
His bair is Cat.ceaied by a -rl of brawn
at.d siouehi!'! e-.p or ?.. 1 ; and, tliij.-'i of
a very dark cu;p'.-xiori, the Presid-.-nt dot
iwt Coo-i l-r him a V.i: U-;p'i't,iica.''
We cb er.e tint some of our caa tempo
rartes 'u'-n aitei.pted to in. prove upon his
name by ciliti' bin Vtrg:i : b;.t tlie orthog-rsj-by
of tLi.' I'a i.e's tau.e is Vtjil.
A I'llY-IOLo i!rAI. Clt'.I lStTV t Mir
t',1., the man who Iris aa coeninj ijto Lis
s'. oniaeti.
'O'l
uced
y . gun-snot wound,
is iu w orK, a
sicii Is of t.iat ci
ui a number ot iut thv-
have been eip-riioeii-
t ; ri j with tt.c view tj ascertaii
r-.-iiu;rtJ to iii;.":' t 1 jid. A t
te tl :ue
:-rtnotiieier
ititi 5-luCed inn i.:-. sto-nicli through the
r peniir.- rse to I'.l I'll hret.be It. Jl.ecairjt.
lr. Bjtitiiig -ays, is cciiisuiued iu to C
Lojri. Bar.; r ii-l beef wl.i t Viro'iii y
d j.-t in a'i Lair and a hiif. Muted but-t-r
wi.l no: : -t at all, tut fl-,at aboil in
tu-: stomucii. Lib-fr is Coinparatr.eiy
ea-y of dije-'ioii. l.'p-.ti ii.e app: cation of
the g.stnc j'tlce I? a pt-ce ofpj'j .u tii-ae
paf - r, the Ca.-jr at oi.ie faSci. Ii, re'.a'.i ti
to the patient s !..-...,. , lr Banting oi-rr-led
tl: a t it had i -eii utitforu. y t X'.-.'ii. n',
Laving, since iiis recovery fruiu the trt ef
fects ot the sound, sjppo: ted a lare family
by bis dai y labor 'I nest r-xperiuiebts do
not d ffrr inauriailv frotu th e iuad ly
I'r. li.-autitont twenty jsirs a") Mr .St.
Martinis at present al'tl.e upwarls of t:'ty
of k-je, of a spH'e frame, tat ap; ir
. tally- cap ih. .- of con-i Jrra'tie eti-iurat:ce.
He ia iu (ivi lietit bo-iiiy health, and Las
much vivacity ol innn. r. 'i .k opening in
the stomach has bad no inj arious efleci up
on Lis L- a t'n, nor Las it prevented Lint
irom p .r s.j m at-1 1 . e a 1. 1 seierc ia' ora. if
does i.'it kc- p a --vinpre-s to li e (rr
e i:i dt'i.kiii. wat r or awaliowtng ;.ny
tJ'e
j . t '0.'it,:l,l OI tt; stOil,-
A Uin jn that ope iv
ot v,-.u coa.o out a 'rjia.i
tr h wi'! p
'i .si'J'i t Lit L.; cis ,
J art ot in t'ju.aic Ei
litt-ii htjuw its o
i f , tin? i r. z . r c j-.it.
L ar-p-Jirifis'jc
.'-cr ti.u work of
tuick or v.ifi
ii.'t ptou, :ihd t
if over. iii. M j
io'tt.
Hum .-r wti.li tut; Uicatwii
i.ii i-i wu uii iy tj 11a-
iir
A . ,
'Jill. ' i . i i g 'i K fc.-v-: Iii" jfr-rrii
t-Mi.ciict a e Lut-MiiiiiT in the tin.-r,i
Kn'iuu.ii. t.t- ii .tj afpr yucii f a i v
lv 5 in. in t :,.a A ii.jit.il. It ?h'nj;d. tiit rj
ill
be
ear 1 1
loiiel
: e e, v .e r --i!, te
, -os .,) li,e t,aaj
! i, - t.r-t up ,,i ,(i
y ili.or i. r,.--! i.,if
ard w, i, a-a.:i-t
o-H . 1. . t ,. ,t
a.i i.T'1 n an i tia
pre-.- r ve
in tli .1
e.f Ofi-f
at Ii t.'.ei r
Coli-fi.-l-li,
.:, .1
f mat jr-
-Ct alla-I,.
e of i ,r
w II A Iji
i i.. ., ,r
ii.e a I.
tin. several
ijlitooe. It
oraiii-ui i- alrea'i
own in ;li-it . i
lion, nd Us opp
jrestlliie. Avo.d
ed tcelaO.. s a
liotl to ihe rn-a.ii
budiek : and ac
1 I
l'. i'ay Mi
of l!,.; -ijrta,
1 l.-otn ii.-.'
piur.tU'atioi, J.UO..I yt.ix U'i', an
hota'ts, ea' ,y j alt l U.a It li, ' oa.'le
ti -s( .Mtij., e tli. I ii u 1 l.-iiar
Ijiiii lue t r "..'e t prol.et.iii
e.j,l,:(i I I pl i.-lUiC. j. li'l til 1,1 e
I, a! il-, w,
a i i.st i
Hi le h. I
ill.' airoat vl death Iu . V fail til -t, i,e is I:
wi-e-l wlu lirst pdU I. a Louse ij wrdur.-
Tlovll) (tarolina Solbiti.
T lies day, M ay 27, I S5(j,
A.MIimi'AX o.ii a I ION.
fok ri;t:sinrT,
MILLARD FfLLMORE,
OK NKi - VOK K,
rnn vrri- i-hempent,
AMr.niCAN FLKCrOUAI, TICKF.T,
I,. B CAI5.MICIIAKL. of Wilkes.
JttllN W. CAMi;i!ON, of Cuwltrlat.d.
lt D.inct,
SJ
3d
4th
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t;ti
7t:l
eiii
J ... T. I.i
iohn, nt riranville.
A.J. Me.
1I1.1M., ol t. h. 'hi.in,
(i n. J. M. I.e:.vh, ut' hatnlMi,
A. J. Il..rgiii of Ana. n.
roR COVEllNt'U,
JOHN A. ii I 1. 31 1: 15,
t'F GVILFOHD COUNTY.
CANP1PATK Fdi: 8 H FT. IFF.
T"V e fcre auliion-ee. to ..ti.icoiniv H. t". t-RI.
r.l. I'-q., ... 4 eaii.tie.ite t. r re.t leetK n to the of.
t!- ..." NlirifT t.L-!. 1, fi.11t.lt ut Ii.e .n.
t u ..i A 11 j; ust e t.on.
...
irponuLNTs.
Jrt' n A. H in.tr, E?q., the American ranc'id-ttc
for tuernor. :.'! addrt the po!e uf liic r
pccliTt! ( Ciiit.ti inma at ti'c lui.umig t.ii.ci
kitii I'UCn :
II x S lurii-r, T'li Juc
J:t.kttrri, .M'-iiGty, 'JtM "
M ir:'t( 1-0..-0, '1 n,. y. Kill-
't , tr-i ihf, U 1 iiin MliiJ, ll!n "
H r t t"'irti , Ti Uf Ki.y f "J: it
Did Tr f.', f an.cicn. S:. lur.J. y 1 I'i. '
K t nt. n, Mof.ti.'V, t, m
r v-i ut1', TiifPM V, lti '
V.u .or, W rui.cburr, i"lt'
F;rival at the
Siflhi.ilis
(i.iirih.
w
cay"
on.itted to n.r nt.. n
n."l.:C i:-J bien
Ii elir ja', l!:..t
:.i !j ut f t M- l
our
e:ist
Curcli ii, t i. p'ac-, and th' t
I. on; h;d r. v .t
. r. Suioe 2u
!i profi d to
e-i h:a vr- wi:ii ror.si rai.le ;
j ontd ti.e ("r.urc!., 6 or 7 of who !
be ' bon Bj.iri.' .M.y ti.e Lord
colit. nuc tlie
XHT A fri. nd fr.i.i l;.e Souih c:;dr u li.i f-.o.w.
H g coi.iii.ur. ic- t.on, :. l w c g , t to oar r.ucr, ;
-a a u.alt'.T uf co.'iu.r.y, ai,d we brsp:.k a pair ?
oi ti.e breed.
.... '
.'I ll.rt Oa v
tf e ' i.u.'ily ,i. n " '..-.I "...o lai
at... S-u ,,j li.f-t " I ut ie.Ve- ot V
f.'.f: 1 ' .l;..o !:.e . ast I.ott,
I
of tit (
not os t
last w
colt i ;;!. ! i-rete ;,.c.i. :" I. . I..'.
-r o .1 tiil Aoi-i l hu. .'or
or more I ,in " '...u ip? ef.rv imv "
tl.?
ay " and
Coliie n.ar l'Viot; lli.-'.e or. :
la l i '. moine e oornoii a ze Ine
onit-y. lliat .t.e
ot.o r in ar t ice
aa 1 .rre. I !l ;o
y ii n t a 11 C if il. J"
Q 111 V '1-lit tO I W .
otlo r i.m to ha u .
i .c irje . ne inrlaii, two
C'.o j'.' turc le Ou- .t is lien
igr.'.. 1 have fv. n it to an.
i, .loi ij,i kr,.. ...n wl.cu.er
ror.ticc .'U".ri
9 a li. I'.l:,
i w'o;-i puk.
I ALI I I
I.ot.
T...i
ne n- a
Cli t
to I. e. an if yon I.:: k It
.'' ?r . tf ia arp ki liberty to
...uu. t.r liic tru'..
Small Bil
I.
J-io?e F..ii
of in. a ana t
. lid l '.SL .. ifi
i....:e -t L'uf
aunt.ti th.:t it r
hi. In ) w. r :h..-n Wt -
ciiGu rv ! n. e S i;itr
:v to r.:i si
Wi'.al wcul't
th-t tio act.
for li.ree or
.tr the- pei:
a-ltta f.-r t
be do Gt in ifie ;r fnims. lK fcUUti
on vitUiO be tikrn a':;..t 41. ui.t
four i-.o'a t ('t-rhrioi ! 1 f r, o h ti,
;:c a f. ir oirH-rIu-M!y t t r pirt- t'eii
if? r:. -lira. Uf I r r 1 1 from th- I'j
ell-. 0'.fir In., t t 1 Ni. tor th StU
ti.t t t: U' .no Jury a II ;I ! I.i .irtn.f nl j.
g -lit, sit tiL iJji.ai Ui I . T tt . I-.r ) F U ! I i I
1. 'J i.e Gr.mO Jury f lurru; a .Vtf a True
ht'.i." Eul il:T .t iT,truct.'.n of fc Ci U't,
.ti it t'i y tre t.'-t 4M'fn of liir i.. w, nni tiio no
ctcrriioo in t i.t 111 . tier if t:. jjet v' u( ii s
h tu L'u vftiiin ; uu J ry U .t.iiony L.-Jorc lin.ii.,
t .cy XtjK t),,- iJ.'i 1, rn u: i i',ut t t A 7;ue
V.'.l '' I sgra-fii.t'.t, I'iff clsv :it f,f,.c V,
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of K,h4
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,. i-.eii.;, ( ,(j !,.. ,lr,ve to i.otau.
v t ' . ... .j I-. ', j a i tl .u.t 1 1
l 'a.'..)- ii't.fc.-(j.
Gove rnnrliip and He n ight of tl e p-pubir will,
begun to i.rn bun f the nen itjf l chnttinji
bi po.nim. ! A luilirreii .i..iti..n iriily. "'
re t,.t. lu.h Hie Journal. .11 ctub n.
we cllillel pe
clmllr. ee Ihetrnll. .me .....jr
tlnntr llinei' hut r cone
fur Free SiirVrige w
l, r il ilirii:crli tlic rnnv . I 111! e liri'ill
Ih .1 lie ill m in tio ui. y tl ing more for it.
rii.'e Sj'fcttitor.
1
Spifk Of Wiir.
The rr..iurht ha . en pmr tn receive tlie
ici'r."i;u
n Mmialer. .Vr. l lu v ton ene it a. In
miii.ien in tlie Senate a fiwdaya
en, that tlii.
.up would iniii'ir in n w.ir wilii
'.nclmil.
h
This we tliink vi ry pmlnb.e, na our rrl.it luiia re
ni.t i.f llic linint I'm mily ehar.iel. r, nlnl .Imulil .Mr.
I'runpt be iiiMiti.si.eel, w'oi li we conies nmulil
hsve btl n lione rn,e ti.lif a);", It limy precipitate
tlie matter. We I.K.k upon the recrptmn of liie
,crrii;ii..ii Mniisttr by rrei.id.nt Picrca aa a
ililit te llinw for t:ie nomination. Young A
inirii" .a lor 1 itenoiry our limits uml tlie mani
tti ili.tiny nun will .ill fa tor lua pn ti nsiom.
Tlif fiimpiiieii fiiirly Cptnnl- ,
We nntite tlie l.if ii.ird publisttts letter frun.
Miiipluy 111 wl.icl. the writer pre.emi 10 give an
) -leenUIlt ol UH' opelli.ljrol llie . UOlTH.iIlirial ......
I unii,.. nt that place, between Mera. tJ.ln.er and j
I Hrncff. It 1 ol c.-urne all on one Mil. tti!in r :
I 1
I We invite attention to a I, t l. r In the
! Spi etnti.r. in which I'io wnUr 'ivc a
1 nt tei.itoi In tl e arl'.ir. I'. .iiltl:c I. lief, Inch
! wii! be ll.m.ii in another cniuion.
j
I .. .... ,
I lirsvfs. llliyion ami I rilllipion.
I The Kne'o.li .M.nifter, Mf.Oi.npton. seem, lo
! h. 1 . tn.rini; under a strange haiioc.nuiii.it. In his
.iirref.i.o. i.ee will. Ina Kov. ri.ii.rnt he reports
; adn.i.su.na m iue to him by Mr. l h.v!on, whieli,
1 .11,1-e 11. Itulilie-.ttit... of liie It I r Mr. i IVtSIl in
1 1. !. in the Senate, ha. n....yeiv d, n,U. Mr.
layl-.n is ustanled by .Mr. (. nlieneen anil an
! ntiii r Sen-tor. .Mr. Cass ii.i also been piac-d 11
; li e ae .
. be tii.nu.'
ury. iranipu.n aliuulJ certainly
,. , , r i i ti n ..
Tutlllltmy cf LOUIS m-t U fiVor of Millard
lilllimrr.
In March, le.il. I.e is t'asn, than w linm ilicre
i not a .nor. de vote.! puiti2.ui among the pro.i.i.
m nl men uf the country, delivered a ept-eeli on
ti.-.- floor of the Senate, m ti c curse of winch he
pant trie miiuw i.,E coii.pim.ei.t to Mr. Kdiinore's
m'eirrilv and to ins etlieieio-y in " untying lit
1 ,'mint y W'r q n-.te from tile ( 'on j res.io.i.. ( i u tx :
l " Tiir A.iiiiiti Mtr.t tion has i . .1 i'aeifi.l'o n.
J I .i t't--1 VUtA Of '.. 11,11 ttit I'.l..fi, .I.li ui y
i reei iveii li e mero of aj.iir'.b tooi Irom p i. tie.. I
j i'r o I .'. s and .otit'eil l'i p'litukr uf tr xumf
; ffifimnr. i ca in. m jiift'ce. inn i ..m a rem.
! ocr.i I. a mi, le d i i in. if, I me., n to die i nr. 'Jin
: a t h A.l. i in:i-tr..to..i, t.l:l tie re i n'iri :.i.n
' I -l.ol.i:. not On ti:elll josl.le, i-rtl I .... It !ll
I t.if-.our., iii liim fc-ri .1 inillir ol tlie dttlritifirt ol
t thn r..io.iifc, it I lio.v s-i V so. I iia'.e d.o e o;
I h ill c ntii ii to do so, w n..le. r -i.ii r tiieir p...
p. ra ii. -. v ron I . ii ; tr I n.i it ti. l ii f t i.eir s k e,
ositnr rf tilkt 'tl t.'trir cmtnti,. Siieeeb "I r.
(as III ti.e Senate ul tt.c I' 11. It u Sule, M.tell
iu. i-;i.
i Tin. viir.rit only a iieinly tnbute from a de.
voted p.irtiz. n, but wiii ene n'av m a willierilig
rehuiie to il.-.se " i r l el.t." of I. niocraey,
t who reel. !i sl y c-sav to oef.io.e the n..tiei.t ii,,;i
l stales. unii of An.enCa M.llar.1 I'oliror.
lutlwg Int.
Mr
A Plrasaiit Word from ronur rtirat-
A c..rri.K.n.ii nt or' ihr Iltni. Pee w rites : '
nd In
.. .1
few or nooe of liie
o,,i,e
nr. ter --ere
it. Irieoos. 'Ii.e more hn n.n.e is e-nvissed,
the more- i.r. a we li .re of Ii.e very I . i i, .'l csleein
, in wbieii i.e is held by t..e Anieur-n (si.u!.. An
it. ti ii;e nl opie like too-e i.vi.i in I "oi.r.i t l.t ut
a Couiinerci.) t.nd ti.i.,utai:lorir g arid itidustri.
I on. co. tun unity ought to be ain-.i.a tne fore moat
: ar.d la. 'cat fri. nos cf i.:it a nt'to, .u.l w. prei n t
i U.at ti.,y wdi be true n. hm. in Ii.e end. Such
n p. ojie ai!' never jo into toe .u-p.'i t of lia(;teai
iKieoer-ey, l.or pi..y upi'll tiiat kit. t; : r 1 1. ij .1
...at' u M.t l.t a. t.icli Ciscour.i. i.n iiliter n.ua. c but
!:.t n tiooy ot Saani li puouc m.
Fillmore ALruii.
Ti- Xttinal Inlelltg'neer uiiiM It ltc-r fr- tri
an Aiiifficin r !;: nl lit p.ir.p, wit.cit curii.ui.n
t lie ii.il'iwii g otitic. kit'Cui-tiuM :
'S. fdr as l.avp h .0 ;in i'oriiif.i t v nT ;iif;.
;nfc', t"- iiliiiOft tin-tiMti.ftiit 1 p n.-ni ot Am r.t ri
aro-irt in in l ii'.r of Mr. Ki lin.rrt . 'i'i,e loctin
a fij-in 1 iiin.ia ol t1 t- iitstn' .miMiiuptf -l oll tmi,
ft-. ii ; i iLJiiy chut ii.jijtiicir.tjt . in itt r - 1 1
lta ,t.: our pt-iiiiiiiij. iii.u it.iiui 1 ic t'tHi. 'I ,
tr.J i;.i .g Am th pff nit tf ti f un-it n.
oii1 . ;.rw brc t !.. ii.t ri ti uu t r.e ul-jnl. Tim
tf..l...- m y 'i Ii I- t. fi-ir ii, it t- r? r.;i! .in i-u r -.'o.t;
itfui.t l.t at ut;.ii .i .Mr. f.Jiis'rt."
fan K U S.i!
A I- tu r fro in Wit- ii j; ion t.iy to th B.1.mi't
Jnnocral, tw?. 1. u g of rrtud'fit Pur-e .! Ir.
"twiir (ur a rp-noinir.t ot., .tuii i n.rtt ritiil v
Ctrl m 0' I ir ir t r: in W .min u 1 1 -n,
llU t-'laat tilt? f'rt-alitj' fit f il i 1 1. i UJKit, Hillll, JI,' JT(
tiif o i Hfijajk.oii ij the iii'otii. it tout. r)u fit itn, t'-i' (j
it i in ; t iJ lii.tt, tn INt . i, ( i,f iii oofniiiil.tm ,itn
i lrri :,t.
, hf wmid aintmi uironttTtrnt y jnrntt.t
'!iit Wfjtj'd ot' T'lornt', turf ttier o r.
tr.i.rr t,l r.t-t
tooti a a iifw.'
i'it ifi crT.it-, ai.O lie bii!u t:
frni.xjlvar.ia.
A n.l;ng of tr e A-ot riL-iM Si i; m.nr , 1 .
h-'o t II irri--f.urj; rti M.ttJ.tv, ,tn : r 3- !u'f
r-. !.y ,:.g t.tt n .in.i,. in.r.. ,f' !'.!. mr- ainj ..
poo, i f. iftrocuci. ; w.-if-n ov Jihowfnn 'tT rtr,
- aubr-t t j t ej-firv iij; ti.- .-t.urt of t(.' ; I. - t. -wiifj
r tin u from tuj V:.ii.if.i t,,i . ( uovr i,t; -n,
aoo c .iiit.i; a ( ii i,..n u fiif tot S w V'-r -i,
!;; of J.iiM, A.tr ; iu , inc Mi;ni,t'iit
w n ffj'-rtf fi, jf, i f u t ir,i M t n G.ol-o tiy
s f lc ol 3J t- J !, Utti tii.it J.!tontofi tn :
O-bflr-e-n t ii-T i--f - t- IM,Mrt ap-in.
I ..r. ..-...! ui , v. .. b L .t -a t....t ;... IS,..
tT. i rtnitylun iifuld.
-aaaaafata - Ba afaawa - -
l'Isfi:l'"l CONVLNTION.
A poit;. ui of tne d. l.-ates appoii.ud by
ti.e - vera! eo.mt!.--, f..n. po-iri' t iu-?t it Kiee
t .r a I J li-t . et, r-o i, ei. oil in the ( 'our t 1 1 011-e
in ;, -.nutte. f.n ti.e I Itii in- a r.t. affor-lin.'
to piior leaiii-e, si,d .i orai.i.cd by a i i -iii
to too chair, Itr. K. I' llarri-, o! I ahur
lus e i j i j r y , u r.'i appointing J. . i..iains
n iar y .
A t II." 1,-ri'H .
OOIi o . i .i
A the eiiaii loan, lf-n Jno
'I i :. ul I'jtl ol lbs n.s. l-
A
in .i. I
I.
. iii ai, i"-r.
i in ii.oi r, K-, . of
J I'ar'aii, ot An
lull, .iti. it, is r..o-!l-
l I,, naii.. ol V. ;
t'ai.airu-. and t.i-n Ati;i
on. vn.ro tl.erj p. it in li-
li.lesof the Aii.iii-an pari) for H ector for
tl.!. Ui.tiii-t, ii teup',1. Mr. lJarriii'.-r, with
cti -iriii-teri tie luanat. unity put. inly 'lee:in
! in fa -.or of 'uu l.ir,;ii. who i, una.
iiiu.ou.-iy e.e.-iar, d tin- lioiiiu,.'i; ot ti.e Jar
ty I .r tlie eoin.r ea n, . ain.
A e noiiiiiii i , .--ju i-t;ig of A (',. William,
"on. . Ham. and h, J. Jir-vard. was
appointed lo w .il upon (.-ii I 'ar,;ai. ai, J i'i
(aim iii. li of bis noiuiiiatioi.
liili.e abw nee of tne coniiuilti e, tin: eon
, Vci.i.is.u ai. eLU.; ia.i.id by lt- j.ji.;... u.-
oq'tenc nrl cozent reasoning of Gen. J no.
( Q Unilin, of Wiliiiiii'tati.
e, liir.iti was then introduced, bo
,,... ,- ...J ...,.. J.mi i
r- ...
' a epeeetl 01 greai toree inn. i i.eei, 0.1.109,
the oft repealed pi,iuditn of the croU.
lion. Dargati was followed bv Oeii. Youtiff
nml V. C. l$;iriiii:er, F.-ri , in arains of liue
i eloiinence and telliiij etl. ct.
j Uu motion of A. C. Willi im-on, Esq.. the
convention appointed the following jreullo-
inetl to Met as awltalit electors for tlie sov-
oral counties,!., wit : M L MeCmkle. K.q ,
of Catawba ; William 1. livimii.. Ksq , ol
- . '. .... 1 .
Lincoln; Col. S. A. Walkup, ot imon; ..
K. ( . l)inl-
-on F.-q of M Jekleiiluiro ; Col. S. N. Stnwe,
' of (ia-ton : I), W. .1. Tr.Miller. of Cleave-
11 It 1 1 ."j- t ........
land ; Col. V. A. It. Palmer, of Stanley, and
1!. A. Caldwell, Fq , of Anson.
On motion, ordered that the proceedings
! of ibis convention be published in the N. C.
. . . . .
Whig our! other American papas ot tue
."Mote.
i The convention then adjourned
,-K. I. HAUUIS, Chairman
L. S. WlI.i.lAMS, t-n-retary.
i.m the n. v. wiiio.
Jr. Etlitor : I arrived at the Court
House in tita to witness the greater pari
ins uf the lVtnocratic lon-
" ""on ., j
fin o.P ,yi
t... l!til, .,,1 tnr 1 1.. 1
rioi-i-i,,,, a l'tesedeiitinl elec-
in 10 eo- 1111 w.i
the party during the npproaching cam
1 pain. W hen I entered the room, the pre
1 sent I'emocrptic elector was delivenn
; ni,or,,J r.d copious expose of the prmci-
j,),,, iry w ,:cj,t I suppose, he wished the
(.", j0 t., under-latid be would be
' pi,led ju bis expected political tour. While
1 ,e , as speaking, I was constantly remin-
.!...) of l..,L...a'.PA'j ... .irlinii rtf ti.o
-i,,.!,', raldroii. in which, be aava. ere'hJ of ,bc occ!,s'on- all the
Illack spirits and white, blue spirits and
rav;
M.ngle, u.mg'c, ye who mingle may."
1 I do not object to l.is u.iiigling in the
political caldron of bis parly, us many
Jor,..,, igre,lie.,t, as be pices, for tl.,
he has a right to do, so long as he abstains
from mi-r. presenting Mr. Fillmore's po-i-
lion with regard to the fugitive slave law,
and I shall therefore remark upon this
point only of his effusion. After having
lauded Mr. I-ill inoi e si Adinit.i'ratiou to
the .ies, as truly national and patriotic,
he said : "But Mr.Fiilmi.ro, with the
grerite-t reluctance, agnt rt ti e 1-aj.itne
slave l.avi , and would i.ot do ilui.tii alter
having t een repeatedly urged by t .e in. m-
tit,r0j
Cabinet." bat the elector did not
lid due
ptrticie of evidence to -t.-taiu l is
asscitiJti. I'll the contrary, it f w.il
known to all who are even in a smalle-degree
fatni.iar with the hi-tory ol Mr. I'-H-tiiore's
Administration, that be signed tin
Fugitive slave I.nw pttujtly .i.d ili.erlu!
Iv. The Hon. Solicitor lor this Judicial
Ii-tricl, was then vociferously called
to ad.Ire-s the Convei.tinii. Ilero-e, and
having made a lev. pieliininaiy remarks,
ctiaat'fd in a fierce assault upon what he
cal.ed the secrecy of the Ainericsn party ;
aa I thus continued, tor the p ice o! half
an hour, vigorously Cgl.ting airaiiist a
pi. , ii. i i, i of bia o ii nnajiiitioti. The Hon.
Solicitor ougbt to know, that the obligation
of .cciey was forever removed from the
Uictnbers of tho American party by the
"'fWrrVl.V' ... .Vi'J'.rJ." . . r
I --.Ii, but ii h do. s not, I would advise
bim 10 read tho l.'jtl
and lOtb articles of
the iMutlotm 1 1 . r n airl th
adopted by the
LoiiMii. itif:h iir.; tie lutloinir;
l.jtb 44 Mi it w .vtute ('uuiit-il AtzW
have authority to atuctnl tlicir several coti
."titutions. ro af tooh.i-b '.fjeteVfil tlcpices.
mid itistirute a jHciIpe of honor, itenti- of
otiiur obiititiou tut fvlij j aiid aJiiii
Mon iiito thf p.irty.
I lit Ii. A fret; and opt'L Gi-. uioii of aM polit
ical priticiplcs finlrac'! iti our j-1 ilfunn.
' Le truth i, Mr. iSoiicitor, th.it .1111.
K.ioNotLiiii.' Jr., was put'ffl, during the
tender ears of his irii jiH-y, under th tu
ti'ajre and protection of faithful jrutirdians
according t-j the court uui ver;uiy pur
:i-'d by the parent- of ail elt
regulated
A mcricaii fanim- ; Lut ut un tntttii
of
the National CouttciK had f-o much iu
creased in know ieiiifp, jnU hau hecome so
ii.iicu diatii.uiahed far all the manly, and
patriotic virtues, that the members of the
Couneii eaid, adoptin,: the iauoua'e of scrip-
turc, II
Liiii-lf'
it is 01 nrre, lei mm siieaK lor
i - . . i ,t .v.. :.
1 mjiiii. ais-j call II... avie....o.i
o
tne Hon -vlicitor to the laet, which
se. n.s to hate e-enfed hi- notice, that the
1!. publican pottion of the Council voted
almost unanimously against the l'latform,
as did also the more u.tr portion of the
."anthem American-, which fact ftri.isbei
very strotii; froof, tii.it liie platform i- con-
rvative, and a r rr.ner loundation uu which
t i build up the .National Atneiican party.
I-i the course of his reiua'ks, when speak
in.' on the Catlulic ijie-tivii, tiie lion. 5e
. ii.it. .r aid :
" If ail the difforerit Protestant Cierpy
II,. n have nut with so litt'e Success it.
ejaii.iii? converts totb ir peculiar articles ot
!' ail i., it i lii"i. time that all lit.-ll slmuid
ni.ip- if the (';. t L jliu Creed may not be
tne only true one."
lie also related the following, an. cdole
as be call i d it. " I a-k.-d," " aai.1 lie"
Iriend 'f mine, who hid be.ti an old
In,. W,ij, but had recently joiacd the
Aiin rican party, althouol, n..t a member of
the An. oilcan Order, bow be happened to
join tin, Aim i ii a i party ; and he replied,
V'.u I.h iiH.crats have been so me. o-slul
ih ti.- use of humbugs, that I think wr
A.oerifari r.o-.'ht If. p-' up a h'.'M. !'!'' ii 'ir-
.1 r
iial.ie
i .
roo;
Uli j . ii.
u . , -ay I. trini s.ieli tin-til.; w.-. can inni
ire o ir enemies. The Anieiiean party
l-.in.r repudiates all such preten-led
'ro iid-, who are, in f.tcl, the ino-t d.iiier
o is eneliiie... The lion. Soiieilor and I.i-lin-lid
tl .l.k, tliiTefot', that Ihe idea that
" Aiiif-ric ins f-houid ritU; America, " is a
h'1,,,1, o. 1 am not, however, surpn-ed at
th" r o n se ol th: lion. Solicitor in ln.s bit
Ii r f po-ilion to Aiii.'i ie . ni in, for he in
form. -.1 u-, almo-t i'i the same breath, thai
l,e, hiin.-elf, is a foreigner. Alor ha v Ing
mian'iinoo-ly el. -et,.-;l K. 1'. Waiin-j the l
rr.fier!.' ie l.n-, tor for tlii. ( 'oriL-r"-r,n n I
1.. 'i - ! ; :u. 1 .Mr. vi. .Myers tl.,- cieiel..!,-I-
r ti.,- S.-ii. t., and Me-. is W.M. Mathews
and V. !'. Havid-oti candidate. ,r the
1 1 mf of I ' HI I Dions ill the tieXt
tin: Convi iitfiii adjoin n. -d sine die,
h.j f.'''r enouoli lor on,; day.
Sam. li.'.'AV-.t,Ti:!
.tore,
avili'f
':"7 .Senator Su'ti'ii'-r of M i.sai-li.jse!' ,
was a'-.:,,ilt--d in the S.-uat ; ('liamher, a few
days sjoi a!tr the ailjo iruu.i-ot of that body,
hy Mr. loo ! a repre-entatise from Siuth
Carolina, for som per-o:. tl remarks rela
live to S. iiitor ISutb-r, who was ah-e.it
Xf. ii.JOI.-U 1 U".i.t.W tw t-u.!.j.- il...Lf
From oar Corrrspomlrnts.
Chahlkston, May 23, 1850.
One of our highly respected citizen com-
. ..... f.. .! ,. .;,. l, ,....ii,..r
u- nu.v... --v " "
( In lliroul nun a peiihiiuu, wme.i i.e i mie
. ed in the presence of Ins wife before oho
.could preont him. lie was rather intern-
penile 111 his habits, ami Iih.I t.een 111 a mul-
' aneholy mood for some time, thereby exoi-
,tine the fears of Ills fi 'muds lest lie fliould
uo lllinseil some uui.ny in., u., uicj, .1...
! watched linn lor some tune, lie was some-
iwtiut uiivalieeu iu lite, anu vnunj
I 1 1 1 . 1 . : I : I .
ann a lare circle ci renin, ea nun n.ir.iu.i
'to mourn tint inelanelioly cmi.
I (). A. lirownson, the reviewer and Call. -
olio lecturer is beii, lionized, feasted and
.feted, by his papal brethren and friends in
; our goodly city. Ho delivered a lecture
Mast night tprove that Catholicism was not
J incompatible with republican governments.
II I L I ! - 1 .1!
ne i.-ia a istr irin aunieucc, aim was 11.
tenod to by ti.e-iii with a kind of devotional
deference near skin to reverential awe. 1
took down the inaiii points of his argument,
which I may givn to the public as soon as I
have time to write them out in full. His
lectures thus far, have been answered by a
very nble and logical writer in the Charles
ton standard, over the cigtiature of " J'ro
testaiitisiii."' The different temperance organizations i
V. "re tor a grand pio t.ic,
1 r o.'li ji Jo. be riven across the river
in
v 1111-. a vimiiii a a 1 imi oil i u
J unit
It will probably be unite a rnttrthe affuir.l
'it. 11I .111 ini.rmil v t r ..iiiifitl Tl. fi(.L.-.-fd fr.i(lil lint atih hitn allv f o liv a i.li hi.
... . .. ... '. . ..
lliii rapidly at f3. One of the Kerry
Boats will be chartered for the Hay, for the
special accommodation ot the patty. . II.
Carlisle, of the Courier, is the leader and
otiiding spirit, and he will 110 doubt carry
the matter thro' in a style and taste wor-
m.'i' nov . iliprs it a nr. thnti fniir vi.
WtlUy ot ya peaKailt) , ,uicb w,.r,
,i, ,.i.;i,t... i ii. ......... i i.
of the city.
: We have very rou.-h weather to day ; a
regular Northeaster is blowing, and home
,,.p,e,,i0 u felt about the ;aftt, f the
Svw Vork steamer which lft yesterday
' be temperature is more that of M arch than
May, and thick clothing is quite comforta-
ble. We ha ve bad very little hot weal her so
far, and tlie musquitoes have not vet made
their appearance iu auILcieul quantities to
retinue a t.aviiion.
i here is a Quaker church being built on
Iit.g stie. t mar ijueeti, altbuu-li th. re r.
but tl.r.e yuiikern iu the city. They wiil
have to lul.e considerably to make much of
a sensation. J be congregation will be ra
ther small unless the spu it should hxpptti
to move their fiiends to I urn out with thetn
j.isi to make a show and nil up the seats.
It appears ll.at a lot of ground was left to
these iion con.batiinl promoters of I he peace,
a- long as thev would use it for cliuich pur-
p. ses, and the object in buihliii the church;
upon is 'rj enable tin iii to bold I be lot until the
..ii... . ..i
orue- sbou;il h. come large enough, either Cur model I resident is usinc tit one man
Irom emigration or natural incrca-e, to foru. power very freely. Ou Monday he vetoed
a congr.gmiou of aulhciiul tile lor purpo-1 two bill. both tor improvements of Wcs
)es( woi.bip. I trrn rirpr,.
We havtbtard fritn our young men in! Hon. John G. M.ller, an American K p-Kaii-s,ntid
i',0y are all highly pleased with' reseiitativc in Congress fiom Missouri, died
their l.ew home. 'J hoy t meet from ! resent at hi. residence it. that Slate on the Ilth
iiidicaiions, to ha .e some w arm woi k before
long, but they espioss th, nis. he not only
ready but willing ai y mom. nt to meet
' - on"ern laiiat-c. nnJ t,t tl.tir ahil! m:
South an., her m'-. 111 ''.'"re oi tne i
riles that Co!. Suiiim"" '-B Atchion
troops are there, but he el! t,,e 1 X'ea j
work, if nv come, will be a.3"r ""'""Ji
ti.e ' Border l!ufliaii.." ioLt l7
The Ladies of the Melhodist Prc.tnsi.
Church of this city, are holding a Fair tins
w.-ek at ibe Institute Hall, which ia crowd
ed cv. ry ui lit ty vr.uth, leauty and fa-h-
tin. 'ln.-ir olj.-et is to rai-c ii.onev f;r the
purj.o-e of repairing their Church and build
mg a Parsonage.
A.-IILEY.
Was!iim;t..x, May '.'1, l-IO.
On Frilayla-t.the l'retl.lentseiit toboth,
' Ho i-e. of Con-res, a coiiiii.jt.icntioti on the!
suljeet ot our l.ctrai American relation.,
ai.. the rtee.-.t riot at Pani.ma.
...... .
a. f to. . r...u if .
m' ot tlie iinpoit itiec oi Ihe l.-tliinus to this
country, the treaty with New liranarla se -
cuiiiij; tne rto'.t ol trati-il. and the unsuc-
tesslul effoil to obtain from M. i.eo a sur -
.e.meroi me ri-'ui 01 in it me noriiieri.
.r.ili .t 'i.. -ii
i ui inn i v. u.c i-iiniiua ny I e u u a 11 ic oee,
ti.e J resilient stn aks ol the
resilient sneaks of the imrioitai.ee of
1 c , I 1 e
t Lb fi a rro vrcifct r.int.t tit l.n I . 1. tti 114 (rs.r Iran.
... ' i-
-ii, ami u. paramount inn re-i et ii.e i in -
tf-u Mates in ti.e s.-eunlv soil nrotectioii of'
j - .
the nr. ieet.-d iit.e ol travel. II- tlu-.i id.
I j - .......
let is to the lacl.that i t Iioti Is tins pov. rn-
inelit lias been aske'l lo ext lid its protect-
t riir power and av
.. ;i ;.. ..:r ....', .,i.
.1 . . . ,1 : i :.
ii f". ii u.-
'.s ... mat proieciou woutu seeui.-, sun n , or--a us that he tiarl toted for the di.lrihu
has p.-rs. vtr.-.l in asy-t. m of ju-ti.-e and j tj,,,, 0f School fund according to while
ic-p. . I f..r tl,.: liohtH and intere-ls of others 1 ppiaii,JN e ,((, jiroe-ed. d to show
as well as our own in regard to all the Cel.- j t),,. iircuin.-tai,ees under which be bad ad
trul American Males. ! roraied and voted for that project: rcpre-
lie refers bri. fly to ti e pf-s?s.in laken' suitinrf a Western constituency, it was his
by liteat Jiritaiu of the harbor of San Ju- duty to them to represent them f-iirly that
an del None, almost immediately after the ju ,-:,( an act ol the Legislature was pas
-reaty of Gundaloupe Ilidaloo, iitd of the ed, d raw n by li.rttlett Yai.bv, providii.
. ff, ci produced upon Nicaragua by that act, ' fr a ,ehool laud, In which it'wa. express"
and adicrts to the uii- tiled condition of the j y provided, that said fund should hi !i.
Spain-h American lepubliea and of the so- tributd according to while prpulation,
ii.itiide in,. I rcj-tet in-pired on the part of. . lt acciitiiulated sulTieieiitly to be dis'
this country I tributed ; thai be had always regarded it
'I he Pn-idetit, in speaking of M, tit , a, branch ol that contract to distribute it
-bows the ficl that Great Hritaiti and France ! otherwise. He wanted it expressly under
have both had ociision lo rc.ort to their 1 stood, v ii nt he made these remarks in an
mi ilary pow. r lo cnloree the rights of their ,Bpr to eharoe made ar-ain-t bim, iuteti
e,i.., i,s nrain-t the States of !. j,, nd, nl ! ,,., to di-paraoe him in the F.a-t j'that in
-.,,,,. I, Atnefi.-. He hkewj.. alludes to a fairti. -s, jf he rr to rr pr- ju lie. d ! v
ti.e tact tiiat. a'thoxi-h ilwool lb.; as en-v , .11. ..i,... ;,, V ... i ....... . .'
e, j
lor Ihe l., it.-.l States to absorb new Writ -
ry fr..i.i Central America ns it is for Kuro -
pcan M-ii?, 10 .1011,1, in .i.m or .vtriea, y. t
we have al.-tailio'l Irom it in ohe.lii lice to
ori-ide rations of lial.t not l--s than of po
licy, lie. affirms that he has never failed j
to iliscbaroe the duties which he owes lo
I.: in self, to hi country, and to f.irei-f.i p,nv-
" " " "'j '
. l ii .. .... I aa. a .
T-i Hhi I illt IK III! til Vi r tut in uli.r.i i. tni
in., I that lie lias never failed st.
e.-.. ,i , ne aiiiin.iiiy u iii in in io re -
I""" "'I'"-'-. - .Tf iii'ji
violation of tl.: law of the land, which
- constitution requires him to ex, rule
faithfully, b.-.-aue they are contrary tn the
I"
of this ,' ovcriiiiii nt. and bc a
t .
p.-niiit them would be a departure from pood
taith ti tlie American repub
' "' aimty
v. onus. A..i-,a fimerifan repuhlie, to
winch modern everts have imparled mist.
protiiitience, is that of Nicaraua, on ac-'
i. . . . . i ... "
co-.iit of its transit r,.t nd o.l.i.. -;...
, , r.i , , , ,. i ,
s f..-a a. i ii,e loney oi tne I iiite.l
State, in n-U.tioi, to tin re,:o,,i.ion of for -
' " - " t " ' J '
vv e reciij.'iiise n.i (."jvcrnnienM without
iplestio!) of their source or oroahi.aiioti or
uf tin- means of which the governino jow
er., attiiti thf ir pow er, provided there be a
roveriiuittiil litjtii.tn ace. pled by thf peiipln
-
laCit "U LtLi-U tC
fuct of foreign goyernment Merctsins the
actual power to investigate question of le-
gitimacy ; we do uot inquire into thocauics
which u.y have led to chniin of govern-
u.eut. To u it is indifferent whether sue -
cessful revolution has been aided by foreign
intervention or not ; whether iusurrcction
ha. ovei thrown cxistinz poverntnenta and
another Lai beeu established in it place,
according to preexUting forms, or in a man -
ncr adapted for the occasion by those whom
we may litid iu the actual possession of
pOWcr."
The messape states that a fpecial conmiis-
sioiier has been despatched to I'atiama to
investigate the facts of the late occurrence
1 iu that quarter, and suggests that tome
I measures for security of transit must be re-
sorted to, and that if the present constitu
tional power of the rre.tdent is iiotsuiliciout
ho will communicate to Conares aucb re
connneiidalioiis as the exigency of the casu
may indicate.
I have civen this full synopsis of this nies
sage believing it to be a matter of iutercst
to every cilizeti of our country.
Since my last auothcr person has been
killed in this city. On Thursday a young
man named Nally waa shot and instantly
killed by another named Jarboe.
It seems that young Nally had been pay-
ing attentions to Mi-s Sarah J. Jarboe, who
is about 17 years old, and that he had se-
duccd her. It al.-o seems that Jarboe had
done everything in his power to induce Nal-
II .uiunt LI.. .1.. till. ...... ..III... V.:-. .....
be w-i I auppois bar himself, and that he.
. ... ... . ." . ... .
I day, if lie did not wish to do so. All that
j he asked was, that he should make the only
reparation in his power, by marrying her.
Jo tuts request Nally utterly rtlustd to ac-ci-
d e.
Jarboe accordingly hid in rait for Nally
and shot him iu broad daylight, aud in one
of our most public streets. Jarboe baa been
committed to jail to Hand a trial ou the
charge of murder. I unimportant.
At a recent Sag N'icht meeting in this ' A near Briti-h loan of ',OUO,OtjO h.d
city the hail in which the meeting was held j advertised.
was " decorated " with the French. Kngli-h, Cottm was quiet and ralhrr ei'ier,
Irish and German flags ! Who will presume 'hough prices are quoted as per Asia
to deny, after this, that the Sag Nicht par- 'Sales of the week 4i,uoO balei, includ.nj
ly is correctly sly led the Joifin party, since ",h('U to apcculators aud 4,600 to eij.or
it not only advocates foreign principles, but ' tcrs.
actually sails under foreign colors ! lh stock of cotton at Liverpool
Let ' ur American fiietid tbtougbout the S-TJ.UO,) bales, including a"!!,!.!.!! ..,., 4
country make a note of this, and keep it be- 1 American. Wheat had advaueedla '.'j
lore the people that the ad ministration par- ('or" fid. Flour la. Canal flour IT-' a .'II, :
n ly of Washington boldly hoists the foreign
e ti .10 as an iniiuceuienl to m cure the lot tl n
luir. '
Mr. A. Gordan McGrath, of Cbarle-lon,
has been commissioned asjudecf the U-
nited Stales lisirict Court lor the district of
South Carolina. He mi continued ou the
I .Mi inst.
It is rumored that tiie President and Cab-
inet have determined to hold no further di-
plotnalic intercour.-o witii .Mr. (.Tampion,
the Mini-ter from Kni'laud. No'hitii; de
Guile however is kuowti on the subject.
.... -
i instant. He wa an able man, and very
1 useful member of the last Congress, though
he h been prevented, Ly ill health, from
taking bi aeat iti the present Congrc-a.
tiur municipal canvass is waxing waim.
Y :.u may ralru'ate on the election of the A-
incr.cau taaui.late for .Mayor by a msji.ily
- r.' nuuyreu, or more
' au-..
- MBB).-BSaBBv- -
From llif AtlifviH' Spfcttktor.
' PLi.MNG OF TIIK CANV ASS.
K
1 have no dou
I (r, il. l uu are aniious io near
say in all fairuets and' ,
vji.ies,. i can
....... .
bsve met the enemy and
or, mat "we
I anu no mistake. e find a rfc . , I
are ours.
a.Dil Mr. tiilii.er n..pi.t..l d o . . i
rnisa.
si-eU of t.o hour le.. ..I. I, .'iV
liilho.U ii;ie (l' u.;ll(1 , ..i
1 j.ice. He commenced bv a jtlowiuJ ati.l
. . .:f... l - -s
. iieai.i.iu o-.i-ro. tf.fi t.t
our mountain
I country il,at
j make it one t
ail tl'.it was necessary to
the mo-t intercMini' coun.
tries in the woi'd
was to open our moun-
j tain parses by I
i Itoads. to drain th
! vast i.rO'i uetiors th ... f...l
i, ' ., . -,
iti
vai
lies. Je tell ailUllel ,rt I . J -
I lalion to the Leuislation r. .1 . .
I " "enioii ol
. .. . rt ...... . I. ... .. r .... .
' . ' 7 T'i 'y question of
( any interest lo the Western i :a P
I n. ..'. ,.nt '
.... V ..... , ..w. .... , .
U',. ....... ,.......,.. I..,. I. ....... .
were
j .io,-i, ..iu.vs, k-u, uvL.uni;
j riht in th. m-elves
ey were
1 11,. next alluded to the charrrea Ih-it
I , . , , . ....
id
i i,r. ii rr.-'i aifa list nun i ine iit-if..r.,.
' . ... .' . 'I
, .... - ....... ...in,, nr i,u 'in el ,i
1 sustained by the i,e,.i,!, for whom be U ,rt
! ,,. saerilic.d ; thai he did not desire to
a..,Ui,. tin s., s.-etioi.al issues : that tl..
pie of the Slate had decided against blin
and hi. enn-tituenl., slid that he and they
li-id remained .poet ever siti"c. H nrued
ao .iu-t the fairness of aiteh p. dilieal war
fare : be claimed no advantage nfllav
. jrnt?i on liiM srore. bernu
. . '
tl . I
he
(Brar-r)
1 ;,s f ,,T.rent opinion, and showed
clearly Hint it was aoituted a,.,!,... I.i...
iii....? .
only for eff-ct. And hern let me stale, lest
i -nouiu lorcet it, that l.ov. Urajr,. in bis
sp-B-ch, said that il was unfsir and aruna n
urfe'e lin-iii votes against Mr. Giimcr e" a
caudi lute for (.oyernor that ha had vo-
i. .I.. .. .
; ted rirrht. r. nre-enti,,- hi., ,.;...t.. :..
! r- ' i a.-i m.uiin prniui
of tl,e country.
He I.i it passed to the s ubiect of " Free
Siiffrace " ami n.n. .I.i. ...i'i
I .., . ' U'J' I""'"'
i 'aus, anion, snowinr; a taiine.s to ul!
; , r,f ,, u, ........ ,, , , ,
! politician-. Von may rest assured that he
. : a.. I .. 1-
I I f Vo ."' IIHIL IH 1(11.1 I I V II V Ilia .tclli B. il
on this o i"' tio n.
He then paa-ed to the subirct of 1'ederi.l
.,! I I ii J., ' tU-r"'
po ni.a, end here I will s.y that the crow d
were noi only satisfied, but delii.Lt.rl
iiue i ue luces ot ti.e itifrrii., ..J ...i
, looked awfallj, (,ivoik4, mliUt'ViiHk AtUckmtnU J
oonio ctanlly "out dirt." IIB entcrM(
iuto a defends of tho American party.
prtdo and etl, eliowinthat ha whs at l,rJl,
a true American) showed the nccessit.
1 for the orgeiiiaation ; avowed frankly,,
clearl;- their principles; and answered nuc.
cossfullj all tho low-flung, foultnoutbcd
slanders of the opposition i ppoke of tlm
languiiKO of tho opposition as applied t0
: the American party, "dark lantern,"
!" lousy," C'hristluss," ''fiod forsaken nn.
ncrs ;" that these wero the rgmuent uf.,,
I lie invited Gov. Bragg to a fair discussion
of the irincip!e. of the American party,
; and was going in lino style, pitching in i.
the Governor, 111 a pleasant, a successful
! and telling way when an under ep,,e!,ral
j voice was heard ; " Mr. Gilmer, your time .
- out whereupon Mr. Oilnicr pleasantly
, thankea tne people tor mcir attention, aud
took hia seat.
(iov. Bragg then trose and commenced
11 y replying iu inr. .jiniiers posuiotii in
- ' State policy, and evidently seemed atuioaa
to svoid these matters: touched them
j lightly, and Lurried 011 to his " sugsr
sticks," hi slang against " Sum," atid i!m
i" dark lantern crowd." lie was at ajrreal
loss for the proper terms to apply to tln-tn,
inasmuch as Mr. Gilmer had anticipated
. and forestalled him. To do him full and
complete justice, it is fair and right to say,
that the Governor made an ingnuiotw, and
; to his friends, a good speech. Ha n k
j worthy competitor, and entitled to the
..l..l..., wf . ' 'IL. .11..
was conducted, throughout, in a spirit r.t
b i n.t n.. . .tw! til.Avalitw .,.I u Annt...ut..l.h.
" v ""o....; ."....muif,
Yours truly.
CLAf.NOOSEY.
On- Work I. liter Irmii l.nrnpr
tltltlV.41, nr Till. I ,l U)t
Halifax, (N'.S,)My2,
Tl.- . . ...... I-......I. I... .. ,
! Liverpool date of the luth.
Her ik.ih
"'io 3-V Cd. Corn '.'!J a .'U. Fork li:rs.
Laid ol i I" icon active.
I Consols closed at
The bullion in bnt.k bad decreased,
' 'he Ilou-e of Parliament bad record? i
a vole of thanks to the army and navy
General Williams baa been made Baroi.it
with a pension ofXl,ni)i).
' The clipper ship Ilacer had been wrecked,
, W all on board were saved.
I .... .
I I'.UJI KANSAS.
St. Lot is. May P
Kana advices of the 11th stale tLa
ShrriMJonea was convalescent.
I The editor of the Herald of Freed -u
had been arrested. Ketd.r had .cap-d.
It s reported that 1,5: 0 men, armr j
with Sharpe'a rifies and two cannon, were rr,
camped at I.aarrnce, snd defy all arr r.
The Marshal had called out 1 .000 n.r,
wlii were encamped near Lawrence, t.
; compel the inhabitants to submit to lh 1 :i
riloriwl l.sn.
1 l ater dates from Kansas mt that tf
people were rising in larc-e nuii.b. rs in r-
poi.se to io. Shannon a j.roelau.aiiotj -
ireat eaciter.ient prcvai'ed, and a batlie
anticipated. A large field piece, con-'.:,.-i
to Lawrence, Lid been seised a Kit.'.
! Gi'y.
In th.a ulare. on tor I m.Unt, Mr. H0HI KT
K. It II AM LKV, in 41 1 0f i, .... ii., .
ninna were iotrrr.4 on Ilia -J4lii,lS M.n.c
huuoia k Pn.i... I......
TRIIIll E (IK RKsfU T.
Al llirrl.ijj uf Kri.l.ril Isil(f., o. 11!, I
Ko.aj.nf , Knd.j, .May !i3, A I.. !.!&.
In ..arm-lion wt r. e. ..... . il,. nrth 0r ..i,.
'..lied Bflher KoWrl II lira if j, ohm tt.f I
""'"It "a ,lu!i. .i.i ,r. uoan u...ii,u avnpi .'.
liaat... Wfli... k. .... ..r .1 . a. .t. .-.
wo... ,
V llif..hr ll.tu... I. Il
Uiolber Itf.brrt II. Una I. a I,. el, ,a r
i, . " fea.f.rnea Ii. ii ii .. four .( J ..ci.a 1.
ne I ".I we In, i. i.eard wil.i ..r.ri.urff
I., k .1 i rt P'naatii.n of Pro. i... nr. if
11. i "'",e" has 1'ial on of i. m, rtl r .i -iK...ril
me.iilM...
ct.n. " t-e cun.ii.umly a ..u-
tee .'" . .'.?. U."'" " e.i anJ
I.'... I -r- . .
...... t ,..... r ..f.-tiir, wtatiil wr.r l.
' '; .'. rn.i.f ... tmrnit.r.
. ' ' "" t i.ot r
j I. .. "
hi. .ffl.cli.. -J,.rn..ur. of or.
Ii.al- r.rt th,moi . .,c,lBMr I),,,,,,,,,
Hfolt.4. 1 hat , r-.,., .,( in,.. r..,
lurnial.ru lo II,. ,n,ily f our rtec. .
.r.t lf I
M
I. WK1STUN. W. M
Jno. L. S
I'KIMiH, ,Vc' y
,.,,' Ililiiliilinti.
Sl.t.Wi
rti.la of ilt;"1 a ,ei,'r,d hy ti,. ('
in to ( i.nrf "",i n" Tu'"fljf I'l
rlork. P. M. I,irriiia.'".: ron'nn.icir.e .1 T "
ara in favor r.f l- .rlong ".'rii. uu, ai.,1 ..:
llluot, ate moal leap. , Hull', il""'.r ''
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1 a it i
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HOOK A. HI,IM
( IIAKIiOTTi:. s.v.
! C'A H I K-T F.U AMUOI.M'.K
IHJSIXI'SS
in a II lla Iirolirhrs, wr takr tlua ..irlh.al i f il. ' r'
tl aT ths pitlilic that we ii ri at ail liitoa i ' -I'lal.r
loiinin-r .1 ahort notice, in a aniiire r '
Her, all kinrta of l.iiinlu r ripce.l ami jomlni "
iter. i. iir a-iah ai.il llniul n. . n. a ar f ' a-
i.tieralion, atlnei, turn tf S..I, ,r.t llieie. 1
'"I a.ir..v.,i ,ty.-. a auptttyol Kal..,l "
ff anea arpl ,o,,.l..i,tl y tin ha.i.1 at ri,"1"'
irir. ..
1 ' Or.lera from a H at. nee for Sa.li or I' '
ir any work in cur buo will be i.n ii ,oi "'
d. .l l.
r ha.r on hand and e srM-el to kn , a B'i;'r
ol I h . in,, in r liie ri.iir.try bJ!.i-.:.
Our ... aei.t .i. .lion ia .... ( ..iiiae al.iel. l-a,i
"
tlic Mi tli. .di. I ( Inn
. . . .- ..... ii
urn 11 iiiv innr.
b t in Ihe late.l .1,1. acf .d r
! l,ru,,,lr ""'hl to. W. would ..!'
! tf niton ..f Hie n.i.na of (harluilo In ll.r ' "
. I..ifr. we !
asvr of doing work Willi d
llv ilirlil.tr. . . thri.i. '
.pal.
IllotlO IN, '
KIJUISILI. k WI1ISNAN'"
ifi.'.ii. mr i
I JW-.t 2T
1HH.I ,n. ..
I aJf llllllklltl llif III. r.sl,nrisia.l .11 I I 111
at. i wed niMin mr hy Ihe rititrna of ( h
!"" roontry ,., tirr. I " "
I, tiual.es l II. r f,., !, , ,1 Ih''
. p...,. w.ll b, .par. J , les.
I n iv m PITIiiSlI.!.
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