.SAW
U! ill
VOXjiXJIVEE s.
charijOtte, ixr. o., October lase.
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THOWASJ.HOLTON,
lllllTtill & l'lldl'tllL'TOll.
TKKMS:
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.... ,1 TVVU IMH.I.AHS in iiuvaiitcj TVNU
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11 it ii' intf ti d nl Our 1 l n j per unrf f
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nil ,'. rriitf lor t -jrl -ftMiliiiumtCi. I'lturf :ul.
r,,M mt ittf 11 11 J SI.erifl'ii S.1U1 churpft T
. i..,.t r .ilnl U lil'riurtlOII nf 334 IN r Ci ht. Will
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srtiM,', AnnCum. etlrmiv.
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llr h-'iii ni ie rrjr th i nf Uautiful in hi
, .' K ( i i .ptitm 3 : J 1 .
i iHitur. ' rtrrhtig y r,
'i i'ti my tpint t r rjor
'J'n, niil r -rti.Iy cttr ;
'I',, v irnt tv i'tts .f rjrr few
1 ,ir L.f ol ti'.n.r,
ifr.- a tin if U if Irnr,
,V.f i ii.n c-n imrf ton,-.
'I r!f tim f JMiri'.g firtt Iri-ur,
i lfrl.iif I: r hi if! ;
I f f i -utr ihr r ,ri -i nrit' j-owrit.
Aim! ivi t, I ii It; I Hi I- I f :
rr r,n. mjf hrr I jf't'jr o
I Mt- (j, ...it .( Ilu- f'.r,
A.5 I Willi PfMftiirij( tiiiui:hg rftw,
Tt.eif pt.; ii iiit.ii we.
'f f .ry auff n r if I no,
'Lite twtwrd H- li' c.r: i.r T,r
II Ii' f ftltifliin .,rr mi,!!,
.tii In, (i- nl t n In 1 :
S, trig 1. Mir C4'iiit Tin ! l)Mi
( .'in 4i-(I cm 1 1 ' u li-u!.t,
It r m hi t i-m ri t -r lii.f
Oi' j y tu ii.fjft ., Hftjugi.t.
IS ii !k,w, 1 1 A ut ii in ii ! h.,W due
t p int tu jr fin on w liu :
'j ut- ftollrirn ut l'if liMflnrif itr,
Tuu.p i nu.j m - r I f tit t ;
'J n i.Kmui rati ti u r if thy injht,
W Uo-ar fttarrjf cruwn i t
W frfna itior riiixhiiv UnIit,
glur- nf thy onarl Imiir,
Wj,,u wtl ia elm and vtd!,
injp fu II roii m ti.i ttf i l.r I'r v rr
'1 tut Itravrn stid trt'i f tli fill ;
! dill H 1 Kill I h V U If
A t n gtil pli-ii't tti m n't r.
Afift nrt tr..i eiftliljr ilf-4iiiti ri,
Ti.tir Msmfr t'i ao-r f
To- nrijfh r'i,uf Suiiitnrr f.or
I v t iiji" Mi r !.(,
ii jl -ii! tin- mirth nf Surnt.icr huiir
It r ha Ii ti to nflH now .
Anil T', ti(n th V I'jinij Ii'l'i,
A f Hill bf-aut V III',
M .rr ( UI tli-U lb firlir a(r'5tJ
"V tl Su(iiiii(r' (iwWli X klta.
I.tr,0 Auliiind! al)4't tliou be
T'i U", nit t-inblt ill it t
I M a;nrW aitihinf - ji.i lul'.r
I i a I iin)- f t i m ami ft ri I ;
Tli 'iijili tit)' tjihlita not lung tiny l:tl,
it cur attH mIiH mi rrr :
"I ! r i)fii bf "ii ).,fiir '4J(
Hut (ur ftiiiill j4j.
Ah n.ti ,nf tbr ft'iftll i- in'iy.
Tin- t lirili tft't) b'i;r ;tftd jy :
" l.ili .,r 4ii f ir rni i ,
A ml till Kftbutit
L r glum- bui fiui in. ri l '(;iit,
I.i i i it , tn t turn .i i
t f ,,). !. f ff.ftni i f lit. fill r l-j;bt(
Ami h f In ItM ta r ' -f.
l iuuiiti.s, . i.t May, 1".C.
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'
id
'Miscellaneous.
i It ; si i.i' t; Js 1 1 1 d 2. .
TltAVsl.ATU, l lttlM TIIH (iKMM W.
Ill a very wil l and remote region of the
Scottish Highland, there stood, on a roeky
hri.dit, an old forlres.
t'ne stormy evctiinu, in harvest, its lord
ltoked fioiu hii window into darkness, and
er the Well-guarded court of the castle,
"ar,! the oppo.it., hills, where the tops ;
oi llio tree, still M-ible, rutled and waved ; ii,fuiiiciI such adi-turbed appearance,
in the dark blue Leavens. The livulct in'. inmates of tLe ea-tle were of opinion
'he valley nut f.irth a wild and strange ' t li a t the apparition gave warning of his
Sound iu the ereakim' weathercocks clatter- '.l.-ml. Ir u : ..... so
t'i and bawled, as if chiding thu storm.
Ihe scene and the hour were congenial ;
,0 the in nd nf th" lertl of the castle, lie j trat lion of mind he a proaehed, unawares,
Wis lei Lilian- the mild and indulgent mas- that pa.t of the country where the obi wo
r. Ill, onlv ilan.dii. r bad Ib il li on the loan will, the white hair had nl peart d (o
f-.itri... .ill. . I I ...... .. :..c .;
-- , i.n . 11,111 isvjuit: jouiii, i..i inn ii-
r to her in l.inl,. buia .,.i..r sino. r unl
l-P flayer that, anv inhabitants "of the
dd lli-hland - and. ..,, .fier their fli.'ht.
tl,.. In.- . r I, i i ., !, ii i .i ... , ., t ti . ,.
",e lou r was found ilatht'il to pieces in the , barou 111 vain called tlieni l ack. 1 hey
i . 1 I . . ,,,,.' i
bottom f t,.ky valley, into which, iu tLe; stood as, I ficnaled to the dieadtul spot ;
darkness ,,f .he 1... I,n,l ,,.11.,, Then..
Oliou th .li...,l....r I... i.... ...I...1...
-!"- j i"h .:
"cut a letter to her lalber. ..tin that ni dit
havi,,.. rol,l,...l b. r f l.. t .....
' j n o
Were ope.inl ,., I.r f,,,.!.. ,1,,,, .. I...I re.
"td t convent, to do the most ncvrre
pcuaiiee; a.l that lit r father would never
ee her more. From this event, the lord of ! vat, cing into the cavern, he Lchi'.d the
the cattle Lad lecome almost as old urate j hounds crouched round a wretched mossy
as the surrounding rocks, and uiifeeliujj as cout h, on which the dead body of a woman
the t-tony pavement of Lis fortress. lay Htr. tcLc l out.
As Le now looked from the window, he 1,11 drawing near her, he recognized the
aw in the yard a la..tern, moved Lack wards pure wLite Lair of tLe formidable l.iuteru
and forward, as if in the hand of ?otne one bearer.
who, with tottering ft-p, Mole across the ;
arcs. Angrily he called out "Who goes
there !' for Lis dome-tics Lad strict ordew
to admit no one within the walls ; and since
the fliebt of the youDir V. the
. ... , B ,
wcre ' r,i'iy obeyed, it fet-n
less statues aloue dwelt within
se commands
fecmed as if life-
lorn oi me castle there ciimo a
To the lord of the castle there emtio a
!Mlt voice :
"All old, woman," it (laid, "leg pome
food, liol'lo kliijilit.
li'it the Lumhie demand w as tuipetuous-
!j refl-O'l
vaurant witch I" were the oppul- j
it y
iauuB Miuwereu upon uic Leggar i aiiU.Lo -
, 1 . . . . I t II I
eauMi she di.l not imi..ll:,,..lc r,.,ir l.,
. J
; reiterated r petition w ith u fervent, thoueh ,
, weak voice, the knight, in the wiidnen of holy ones of th
i . .i. i . i i i ... .n ... i . .'...;;.( I.... t t; .....1 ....I..
: w,'. wraiw, en.iei, uu uis uioounouutis w i
hunt the bejrgar womaii nwjy.
Wildly ,l,l the feroe.ous dots ruh forth ;
lut hearcely Lad the y approached the old .
i woman, when fie touched the Mroii t and
fiercest wi.h a lender w and. The" dome,. 1
i
tic who Lad coma out cipceted that the
'aavage dog would tear her in piec.-s, hut, I
LowliiiL', he returned, and the others bid
'themselves d.,wn, w Lining, 1 efjro the beg-
I b
I
Agnin the lord of lh ca-tle urged them
on ; but they only howled and moaned, and
Uv still.
A strnrce t-hudd.ring ix-d l.im. whicU
redoubled when the old woman rai-ed
t'cr,
lantern on hi'h. and her Ion.' white hair1
; appeared waviti? in the rm, while, with
, she exciaiuie 1
nil ate I t hre ate m n voice
j " TLou in
tbc Lcavib wUo scent and
: Lesri t ! ' '
j Trembling the knijht retired from the
windjw, and ordered bis people to give her
i what she demanded. The dome-tics, frigh-
tep"d t the nppirition, pi icrd fOu.e food
without in
bake, ii nd then secured the
"""-a ioc wi.i..- ,e ea, ,i; re, un-
!,e while
. i .. . i 1 .1 . .i t
HI nicy ueru me strange ou woman carry
way the food. As she fli pped out of li e
ctie gale, the bounds tujatici niysteri-
ouly alt.r her.
Fiotn this time, regularly, every third
evening, the lantetu was e n in the caMie
yard, and no sooner did Id iin.'e twii.k-
ling begin lobe iih'.e Itiiough the dark-
ness, aud the light (.ti ps to be heard to tot-
Uf jnnii.il.t, than lL lord
of the ra-t'e ha-.lt tied back ! ruin ti.e win
dow, th-! doitn-stic- pi.t out the ba-ket of
ifid, and the hound moaned sorrufaily till
the apparilion vanished.
I 'tie day, it was now the Lcjiuniug of
(winter, the knight followed the cha-e iu the
wtiHe-t pan 01 the mountains .ud.Jeuly
.;. I ,!. ....... b..l.e BI..I
1'.'
.1 .,
- r r"-t 1
; expi c'itig a good capture, at the risk id im
minent Jjlii-tr he fuieed his sh'riderili''
i c
i borsc over the hlij pery stony ground. Re-
jl'oie a c.iveru, iu the middle of the a-ceut,
ithe hounds ftoul Mill; but how fit the
I knigl t when the figure of a woman stepped
'tj the moi.lh of the- bvs-, and with a stick
j drove Lin k the dog-. ! From the silvery
i locks of the woman, well as from the low
i
I llio.-ll.ll; J uf thu b oiloln, atid his outl intt-r-
I
I nal fee liliu", he cooti perceived that in ibis
j drear spot the lantern-Li arer slo id betore
I him.
j llslf frantic, he turned Li hor-e's Lt ail
buiied his -pur iu it sides, and galloppcd
dall the cterp, accoinpiliicd ly the Neiii'ig
hounds, toward the crstle.
Soon aftt r this Mran,:c occurrence, ttte
lantern w no longer seen in the court ed"
the castle. Tin V waited cue day several
day a whole week p-sed over, but the
appaiitioti was no longer seeu.
If its lir-t appearance had alarmed tin
lord of the ca-tle and his domestic, its tli
ar pearanee occasioin d slid more cou-ter-
'
nation.
ii ii l .1 . .t t ..
1 hey blievetl that the former progno-li-
, I i.. i e i . . , .. i ; i ,i , i i
cated some OTcadlul event, wineli the lat-
ter betokened to be near. On the knight
this uiiticij.ati.iti Lad a terrible fl- ct ; he
i.,,falC paU ami haLv"d. i,t.d hi coui,tc.11 v,n"
due day, was his cutotn, the knight
, ode to ihe eluse, and in his present ths-
I. I .1, 1.1. I... .!, ,t t.
, mi.., (..,. u.,.i. i.. , ,... ...... , ......
jui,!, ..r.-at care avoided. Aeainthe do.-,
1 - ..run- n the Lei -lit. Low li.,,;, and looking
! fea. fullv into the' cavern. The all',ijhted
' but this o.-c.-.si ,u no one at.pearcdto
! ,1...... .,.. Tl...v tb, ., crei t into
- j -
the cavern, and from it dark I on the
' knb-bt still beard their moanim.' and cries,
I , 1,.., ,..;., r...l he snrim.'
fioin Lis horse, ami, with determined cour-
age. ciauibcred up the step height. Ad-
Tin; little liorn lantern stood near her on
tno ground, and tlic features of Lid only
ch'U ! :
Mre slowly than the faitliful hounds, j
"ho (torn the legining had known their I
young mi-trcss, did the unhappy knight be-
come aware w houi he saw before Litn ; but,:
to dis-ipate every doubt, there lay on the
" uw-ipaui ""' -., 'r '"J "
nr.r:i"i oi uie Menu iuuy , a imei, un "nun
;tU Iht own hlood, Lur Land had traced
the following words :
" In three iiL'hU the wanderer's hair Le-
.1 I. '. . c t . .1 . .1.....!. f
name w im, iiirou-n gnei ior u,u ucaiu oi j
'"'' 1'er. She haw it in the brook-. Ilerj
l.i. Ii.i Im.l .llftii mi ... it i... in ii l.inl. I....
"""" - " v" i.., ... ...
Net and life were by j
. S1,C then thougl, .
he chureli, vbo in hu-.
iiowa and demised 1c
life Was entaln-led. Net and life were bv
" , -
woKJ e.troyeil
j '' . '
ineath the parental root, and as a penance,
Mie has besought alius from her fit her s
ibe .stream was ,xha,i-ted, which with tin-!
"peakubie sorrow, the knight perceived had
ir. i , ;.. ..... t.r.
,," " , ..
1,e wa'' '"uleJ by bis n raiits near the
corpse, in silent prayer, his hounds moan-
be-ide him. He buried his daughter
,lie averi:, f. jin which he never after-
wards came out. I
l,-r,
' be unhappy hermit forced every one
'rf"" bim ; his faithful dogs abme Le could
not drive away ; and mournfully they watch-
, , . .
" ' ' 'J j---b
mi-iress. and be-ide their sorrjwing lord ;
an 1 wh.-ii he a!-,, d.e I, their mi 1 howungs
first made it knowu to the -urraunding
CoUi.tr
The Litti.k J"Kk.ii. In the good old
times o ventuekv. when su' -taiitn lU-tioe
.'
... . . , , . .
Ha, ae. u,n.i-tei cl in a log cabin, niter a vc-
ry free and ea-y manner, a suit was bro't
to recover certain moiie vs of which it was
a'.U,..-.! plaintiff bad been l.-f, auded by the
in.-i ni..us operation known as thin. hie rig-
giuk'. In the course of th: ti.al, plaintiff's
c mii-c!, wh.- I.jjpemd to be an "i-xp, it,"
u,i lotook to ei.liphteu the court as t the
mi'u vjurumii of the pei formance. l'ut-
(j,, hi u.--If it. a po-iti..n, he produce,1 ih-j
three cups and the little joker, am! piojee-J-td,
suiiing the action to the wotd :
" Then, in ,y it plt-a-e the court, tile tie
f -u l.ti t, placing the cup- mi hi- kliee thu-,
be .'a ii -i.illin.; ihem so. i.f.ei iiie; to let that
my client could : ut te.l under which cup
Was t he ill t te lokc r liiealilll ' 1 1: t r. h V . Ill a V
i -'
U p,..,.,, t. court, ,,i, , ,)e i.
f ,i..r. 1; r ..!:...., ,.f ,1...
-".. -..--...V v. r.....
thus wagcreu. l or ni-trnee, wlieti 1 rai.-e ,
the cup so, vuur hollur iUJ pO.sea thut 0U '
sec ti.e L.,11. ' ,
u; po-e I see !" iuterruj ted the judge,
W ho ci
y watched tne pertoniianee, aud j
was nure tli it he had dt teeletl the ball as
one td the cup io aeeident illy rai
" by, any fool can .ee where it i, and
on it and be sure to wiu. ihere ain't n-
delrau liii' tiisr."
" IVrbaj your Honor would like to go
a V tin it,' insinuated the counsel.
"tio a : ic, and douloe it, too, I. nd
here the , Lino. It s under the middle cup."
1,1, o a Vou tha,,"s:,id the foreman
nf I In i ii r v . 11 Aiiil I null I 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ' 1 1 in li..1
....... j-- j . , j
jurors one
lil tttli uiiii
i ii vi tuil i.i!.
"I
Up!" said hi honor.
1 ( . . 1 " , , ' " 1 I .
I p it was, but t.,e lit.,,- jo.er had mys-
ttiiou-lydi-appeared. Jud and jury w ere
. ciilijbtcLii d, and found no tlitbeulty iu bring
illit ill a VerOlel 111 I.nor OI the r attltlll. t-n
the ground that it ivas the wor-t kind o' tie-
fiaudiu . Ill Honor ad'ourneil the comt.
and stood for drinks a'.! round, in conside
ration of be-ill-' "let off" I'lOIII his wairer.
i . .. ,,,, . . .
Mr.KI'T r.niv ArttiN. the ci! v ill-slot,-
"...
. ary vi-itcd an nuhai'py young man iu jail,
J it. . n j
' waitiu,' hi trial for a -late toiou crime.
, - I
' Mr, sai-1 Ihe pi i-onrr, tears running now n
hi cheeks, '' 1 had a good home cduc ition ;
tm( ciiirutitni thai t uioed me.
I ucd to slip out of the liou-e and go off
with boys in the street. Ill the street I
learned to lounge ; in the street I learned
to swear ; in the street I learned to smoke ;
iu the street I learned to gamble ; in the
street I learned to pilfer. O, ir, it is iu
the street the devil lurks to woik the ruin
of the yo n,
bo ed' a
DC-ougni aims irom ner lamer ,,e Fair, except w ith the con-tit of the So-
cat!e, and lived among the rocks from ciety. Forage and grain wilue furui.ihed
which her lover fell. Hut lu r penance at the expeii-e of the Society.
draws near its end-the crimson Kream1. A C.r,;,,l IWmou of all mu.m An-
. , minis wi;l take place on 1 hursay, iininedi-
'"' All. tall, a.y after reauing the deei,iu of the A-
would have writt.n " father," but wariliiiL' Conimiitees.
I thi so? Re-ware then,, vogue ill this country, (he banks of'
tint education, and tay at; ihi city, we learn, ha.e laky had oeea-
home. And let arelits see to it, that
home training is pleasant and strong ii.I
enough to grapple with and compier
ll"' bad and daitgel oils iullaeiices of sti eel
meietv
' Oiiity.
KtllWAts IN ,1 Kl.M.tSY. A German
M'lick train tratel about twenty miles an
hour. 1 hero I-, however.
this coinfortiii
cii cum-taiice, that it a German la-l tram t
I"W. it is sure, and the traveller has a ,v
eoulid.-nce that he
'"' or ull"r, 111 I'1'"
will arrive, some
e of destination,
and not "be di-tributed m parts, like one
of Pickens' novels." The whole number of
deaths by railroad accidents iu l'russia, du
ring the year 11, was one.
Why is wit like a Chinese latly's f-nt !
lccausc brevity is the sole of it.
TIIK NORTH CAROLINA STATU
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
Vm it.J,l its Fuurtk Annual t-rnd Cat-
t!e Show nl Xutrigli mi Hi 1 i', I .,
10' ntui 17 iuijs uj Oritur iirjrt ;
IT VII TilUUSANDDOLLAH OFFKRFIl
PKFMlUMd.l
A 1M of the premiums oflj-cd en., U
0i,,!llieJ of tlio Secretary nlJJ!eM of the ,
.soi.'iety.
Gnirral Onlrr of Arruifi-inmls. ,
The erontiHs will le onened'-n Tuesdar. i
. ... .-fM
tht. i4t, of October, at 10 o.-k A. M.
The only entrance date (ill he on the1,,,
.lUTI I M'ltl UI illC Lr T'-fll H'l " II- linil'lllHIll ,
ir.i I 1 I . e i . .
LJjf
AU M k , aTt. e, ftt ,
be upoii tlie grounds, l.y ,,, r. ek, A. .M., I
of the 1 1,1, (Tuesday.) and pnper'y enter-
, , f ').! , i
."' . T "Vh . ' , vt .r i
tie-- ."-H.n nn , ii.iv ..
ed upon the books of the Ssely. and no
article or animal can be re:ovcl ilurui:
'I he trial of .-peed of trot'itr horses ill ,
" I": L " u """"'' 'UU,BU,,J
""I 1-nday, the H.th and u.
(-.-.rnnire and f-'mgle llarncs Horses will, I""""' ' ' ,
),e exhibited on the track iJuria the day of jcrwise situated, could have obtained. j
Wed nod ay. Abo, a trial oaddle 1 1 or- We are called upon to s-lvrt between '
will take rdare on the M-e day, w hen !
the Judtres will make th. irtxainiuations
and award the premiums.
The Flow .Match wiii t-A rdace on the:ideney. A for the lat named of these
i t
grounds on Wednesday, ihe'f -ii.'i, v -.-'-'
clock. 1'. M
The Aniiiial Address willbe delivered
I. Tl !..!. W.,1. ,
'" .'y.iii'i- u iiiui fc ntK -un., tiv
i o c'ocif, A. ?.
award of prcmiiim w. be read and
prennuins paid lnitncd.a'eiy.fter the ad-
tn-t. Judges appointed award pre-;
tniums are particularly r on ted to r port
thein-elviM at the busiues, oce in Ilee.-p.
i
tion Hail, at or before 1' 'clock, M., on
'I'.... 1 .1.11.1 i
1 ue-d:,T. the Mtli.
An .lhcieiit I'olico wiii 1 iu attendance
e .i . : .. -r ..i l ..-
,"i iiie r-re-ervaiiou oi it-t him ui i ro-
Iir'y'
'ii i . i i .
i lie annual .omnium, 'i meinners nas
been red, iced to tiro o .. ,w hich entities
each meiuber to a badge, amiiting the la-
die, of his family, and nil lildreu under
' '" ' i ..."
t b reyuicii and l-.Uilors artuvited to at-
t.-nd, and are requesud t report them-
mUis at the lusincss r.'ciu Reception
1!.,M, where they will hi ..r.hed witucoi..-
i" ",:,r " . A s,
.Agricultural d,cusion-n.f M held ev-
cry cri niii'' eiuriiii the Fir at the Com
mons lla'l, and all itvercled in A.-rienl-
Ural and Mechanical mpnvctnetit are re-
tjuired to attend.
l.iliii nor are en'ti'MV rfnue-tetl to
1 .1 , 1 .1 I 1 1
have their articles on tin fairgrounds by
i o'clock cu Mondat, te 13th of Oeto-
t - M-l 1 .. .1 .
lil'I. A ll.J-l- l-'J I'll 1 n LIII 1I.I1I',L
;;. , .V 'f i,t dCa.
'' ' ' " '"- a ' v n,i.0' ,,,e ,
(101 aLil arraceciMelit ot lieir artiel. s
T1I0M.S Rl'l'lTN',
Cluiiti iit Li. C'jhi.
J M. C. I'Ar.THIbOlE, SvcUinj.
,s ArutAV AT Rti.MK.sThe traditional
f roeity of the inhabitants f the Monti dis-
triet o! l.oine t.urst lorlhl lew weeks ai;o,
in an extraordinary contH between four
principal combatants, whi, like the strug
gle of the Iloratii and Cuitit, lelt but one
mrvivor, and like that cllsic.e out'oat. was
wajed by brothers a'.' ..ins brothers. The
.... nf .1... ..!.. i!...i.. ...,-... . .
won,,,,i as a.ua,t the luh ,...,
l .......... ...... i i..i.i..
r.r.i ". un miii .di i ".'ii,. .. .inn a
i mi, u 1 1 I il 'M',ll iiiiiiiikt tlfliC liait'l L'Ulv
i ii I . i i i,
: .1... - . ......... ... i ,j -..i. .i. . . .... ......
i m4 ,'t, u i-uiu.-iit ti v'li t-.ii mi r i 3 iitik'i-.
l 1 1 V I I'llllUlilllle' I UlllTII U U U liJv till t I t'i
1 k,;;,-d each other withtnives and rav-
and kiiied each other withtnives and pay-
. .1 1 111
,, Mones, the only sum, named 1 ao-
bme, running off towards .-(tsv Maria Mag-
e, although himself stated in the groin
and wounded iu the Leadlith a stone, in
.. - . I. . t. L . . . -il i i? I
. w a,en joii-iieiie n as ns-ao, ami uisaiiue-u
by a S.viss brewer, who grjipled with him
on tin- ground until h pu t ot .wi-s soi-
iers came up atid arretetiie ele-perado.
. Tiie-e same Swiss sold iers.jieanwhile, had'
been obliged to defend t!icti!ves with tix-
...I bav.in. i from .1... v ,oi,s r.nnnl ae.. who'
. - . ,
te-l them to prt y.-tit theiilrou, capturing
the lu -olive, the common pe
svmpathi.iti'' with culptil
ere always
similar situa-
lions
lbi.in.Mhis battle r.Ll. who should
pa
ut the tniniter at ami tjcneral Far-
, who was greatly !sh;3 at the show-'
' " of st.vies, to a void w hie-h liihad to crouch
down at ilu- button, of the cit-iaje, lidding
the coachman drive on as lidiy as po-sj.
ble. The chief combat ant this fray wo re
strong ruffian, corn pjiterby trade, and
fond of the kuife.
S v y. a tin, I Chin. -The pi aei-e of " sweat
j - -
ceivcJ from the custom Loul, and found
: l0 ,:lV(. been tiled or " svveatd," and re-'
; ,luced in weight to the avcrae of about ,
I I''r cent Ihe custom autonties have Lis mi-'Lt, couol he now ouce more addre
i ""n '
eon-e.iuciitiy resolved to Willi evcy gold:.-.
,!..id into the establish.,,. A een. : . . .
consequently resolved to wij.ii evcy gold
I coin paid into the cstabiishftut. A gen
- . . v ...r.4V :,, :,...... s ,,,., !
tleman who ve-terdiv Paid lisome ? I .Hllil
or?l,.mi had over a .lo'.eu pf-e reiui ncU p "tam-c of the cri-i. through which we au
to Lin,, under thi reguiatio us of light about to pas. 1 belie.e the " sp'n its of the
'"'o
lit. .e- DiliUnt I KtUfm
I.MTI'f.I.l I V AM) UllltlsTI.lTl V. 111
IfllV. lu a'cii
e found th.-j .-J
uravc vui tl in 10tt::latitl may ,
follow in, on a tomb-tone uverfour iiif.uit- ;
"It .Ul In ful lit y, turn ilc and if ;
Itrinulli tltiM .t,iin' tfiii ili- png n I jiitu lie;
Si y, ire tliry Inct nf "ivt d
1 1" df. i til's by am, tin v miiiiid, foalbcT nn Inn' ;
1) I. cm r ii'ii by work , in lu' veil thf can't .ijijk ar.
Ah, rriinon, hnw tit r.ivi-il !
llfviTr thf i tTi d tMC'i l'1-' l"-i'(i unitt d !
'i'lif v iIh'.i, fur Ati iiii Miim-'d ; U-y dvf tor Jc-
uUtf ditd.'
lililrCSk nf Tllilllllli Hurl flay, Prrtidrnt of tlie 1
Immciin I'uiinril iff I lie Stair nf Kriilurky.
T Mf i'OUM'UYMF.V.
. . ....
iiS party in the United State, would
due.ive of cood and n,i,-ht tend to
due.iv. ol goo, , an 1 n.l.lit Und to
many to give that calm refleetioii to
M prod
induec
the present politieal coudition of our lelov-
country which it so imperatively de-
mauds, notwithstanding the ohi.'eU which
present themselves to me, and which are
rave, I have determined fro,,,
. . .
nvi ru ui uu. I. i:i t'l I' UK l k r r wine
-t0 n. ,e plttisn, of ,v f. d -
lo countrymen ; " .,., if my war S-ofce
m:,y be heard in this momentous cri-is, to
tlew tlic sc,,clioI) of ,uch can.
a oetiFO Ot Uuty, to comply ttli their vri.ili-'
1 .1. .r r ,
didatc for the I'resideticy and Vice l're.-i-deney
of the United States as can alone
give permanence to our institutions, and
bring peace to our distrvted country.
Content to remain in tho .situation in
which Providence has placed mo, 1 have
nevcr aspired to any politi al office. I have, ,
however, from my position, an acquaintancJ
with the public men of the United Stat-s,"
, ., . 1 . ,
Jalne, K,(,lani,n Mi!:ir l Fillmore, and .
ii t i it. . .. .i . . n
'"'' 1 " l"T '" 1 ,, s- '
- ,
i1..m.., I l,aVe been unable vet to leal n '
UpO!) Wliat COU-lIe.-.le.i.
friends ln.se
I :. ..1..: r. : . i ... .1 l......
"ia i,-ms. "i mo '"saiieji o,
.
iiysjurit auo ptiiuiiai which cuuiu at
tempt the elevation of ."uch a uiau to the
high office to which he a-pires.
f , tLou-ht Uuchanan weuk and !
. , , -.
corrupt; wanting, as ,.cn. .Kicksou U.
. . T , ;
m moral firmne-s. I Lave seen no rea-on
. I "f . 1
to vary my opn.iot, from bis. Mixed up, as
ie ; ,lL, 0;j .. .ir;,3in and corruption "
dot. bis card to the Teleeratrh new-rianer !
ii . i- i- i i ,t .. . ,
in Jii v. Ji. in in: i i siivm a iini.t'
- - .
not to give words but the sub-tanee.) " Mr
Adams has been elected to the l're-i leiicy
... Mp .... M. iH, i,r,.,.
( -7 . . j . .... j
atipoiuted Secretary of State bv Mr. Ad-
11 1
the people will d raw their own ii.fv r-
cnees;" bis attempts tJ prove in public,
t,,t,,s.iu 1M. i.. lVtm-vlvani... that Mr.
.... . ....., ;ff ....... .1,..,. Mr i ;,
. . ... - i
furui.-h such a damnitig record of weakiie."s
aud corruption, that I cannot conceive even
Low any Democrat of the old line, I mean
.Jack - ou' K-inoerat, could give him his ; sup-
, , , .. ', ,
port. Who could believe, t lieu, that anv
' '
old line Whig, any frieud of my father,
t . 1 r 1 l- . 1 1 . .
K,l 1 1 r, I., lllil ri l-lt' 1 III 1,14 I'H'l.l.
.... , , - ,, ,
Whether as author or signer of the Us-
tend Manifesto, he has shown at) utter want
of those statesman-like qualities which are
requisite iu a President ot the United States, i
The time has come when every lover 0f
l
Li country should speak out boldly aud
r . . 1.- T l ,1 .... .1...:.!. t l,. .1..
ieariessi v. i eiiau oi, sui uii. irom nic e. u-
n. , . ... ... , ..
ty. loo tnucti ts at stake to tolerate siluncc
J !..'
in any one w ho is lnlor.ued a t j the poltt-
ical histories of cither Mr. Fiiiuiore or Mr. '
lluchauan. Col Fremont has none. I
Turu we now to Millard Fillmore. Hv-
: c - i. ,t. ...,... p..,. ;.!,. ...
n u lj , . , L . i . 1.1 La ail vi i .vin.tii'. tr.
ty Vtl,d,u,v of tLe United '
- ,
. - . tl. . '
oi - ucs, we sM-e uixn uau mm nui cmiiui it-
tiv ft in nil re?Dfet. : iii.liohlitiL' the Coiwi-
I rjr-d by my inends from different q-mr- country submit to Meb Hnottur u.iimm-tra- vi(.ws,0 ,.k' wi,(!l.r 1;lve ,aii0
ter, who Lelieved that an addren: put forth tion for four years longer? ;p jt.r minis to h t 1'ruuoi.t he elected,
Ly nie.'Bs the olde.t son of the fouuder ofi Away with m:ch mi-crahle ahortions. In and whether you l,i lieve tli.it he c:m he e
the Wl,i r.;irtv in the l'it..J St .t,.,. -,.l.l ' Millard Fillmore we have a t:,temati calm Wted and not disturb the perpetuity of till
.....
' -
tution. carrvinir out its compromises ; attend-
tution, carrying out its compromises ; attend-
. . . - t
IUJ to the interests ot every section ; rcsr.ee- ;
v..,. houif ,nJ ai,r0aJ. On the 1
completion of Lis term, Lailed by Louest
U m.,1 liot,csl Il.o.ir,.riils rvervvvti.-re.
"is- - - j
with " well done, thou good and faithful j
:tli,aa..
. .
(.an an American ruonc ha. I in its opinion !
between such men? Is siaverv a-Mtaliotl '
never to be imt to rest ? Is Puuatter sov- i
. , ,
erei-'i.tv ami n.nL-iistt ri-m to oc to.er
rated
i . i...... i
id enlightened American.
l.au
I'J lite: tile t uiiyiuv. iiv .inn. n ,.11." .
ar0 we '''a"y lu "'' sitirnnu. r.g.as
for a mess of pottage . 1 or! id it Alu.igh- ,
ty Cod !
Away with the wretched
led l a'i ol ava:. . i-
'
bi'.ity. Lt t us do what is light, and look
to tio.l with hotie-t consciences tor the fc-
rult.
To the old line w hig of the Ashland Ji
trict 1 take leave to say, I honor them f
their cour-e. In their own approving co
sciences ttiev already l''-l tneif
reward.
They want no ollices, they ed lr the i
good e-f their country, and thi-y have ::,.
ity could swerve them
. .
""''r
"'
In pleiljinj
support to Millard Fillmore, they do
what their old lea
.. ...i l I . "I
I .1 o u i . .10, iiiui ail
I witte w.irmiy, lor I teel tleeply ti
lbelie.e the " sp'n its of the
Iju-t made perfect," if they are ever permit-
j ted to look down upon the affairs of this
i .i
rth are now U,i-i.-z their at prov nig :
. . ..!' , c'
aiiee upon the t Sorts ot the trieu-ls ot
Fillmore ami lbnielson, to elevate to the f,,r .. Fillmore aud the U i. ion " l y ev cr I,",
high otbt-t's of Fre.-idciit and Yiee I'resitleiil ; ll. H) majority.
those di-tiugiiishcd and trut Wtvrthy cm-
lens.
Look at Kansas what Las produced the
state of things Ut-w leiug euactcd there '.
Is it not the weak an 1 imbecile adminis-
trntion of Franklin Fierce ! Ha not James I
liuclianati adopted the acts of Lis adminis. !
...:., ... r I.:- ,.i.,ifn,i,i ' . . . .1 ...n rmr
I i i lull a- jmnvi .in j.... ...... . .. -
. . . 1 t .
Millard Fillmore we have a Mateman ca'.m
a'"1 a"d f" 1,1,0 etn tU"
icreMS oi our eon,,, r . t . , ,
inclit and cou-ider the , - - tl e . lite noiuiii.i
Rrothers of the American party, Maud tjoj f)f yri.UU)ul j, cI1.i,,.red in theSjuth
I to your arms uml be of good cheer. Na- as a blow aimed at their political, social and
jtional and conservative nn'i, throughout the pecuniary interests. It i so openly promul
! U'"1 "tl" to our 'U,",arJ- A f,!
I iiv.li. I H U- i. ill., I'l 'Jl U'. 'J liv.11 l r ? u 1 1
1 . .
! ?M -'T'
1 YrrY,;;:
' , , ,. ,, , '! , ',
, a"J P-C';
'
; "Jll"r V
true v.
F-.-n..etfu!!y. your ob't serv,
Tll',Ms II. Cl.AV,
t'.rand l're.sideiit f'outieil uf !ei;tue'.:y.
M-iltifcld, Sept. 1 -".
I',, Wiht li sk l,:s.' ,le.-
Wl
wo;i, , .1V0 1Jt) c.ril ,(l.t 4 a i i
III ICK
Viiur
t lie I,
of or, ho ! X -ell- I
vhed in by that
"S 1
l,.,,,,dand
ud
) lorn:
'-' I"
ho!
ioiy man,
v. nr. ."'i'iti', j
lv,0 if i,i.,r!1Vl;r c01li, i!,a. ,.v,rv
u,.er n .,,) p wnu not, eould te.t
,ake it "we sav. who would have sx-t.ec.
ted that it would
have ever
b. ,
de-
r.ot tor r n iiionr. . i.o iuo uoe'ioieni i . , et
. . i ... I- 1 . . 7 ' .
,.,, ,,,, f., ,,..,.,,!. r , .;.
. ., . ...... , .... .i r. .. ,1..
ni llie ill. 1'ii .Miii.. i. i - it".- u-i . . -. ..
.....ii.in- nf lil -,el. '1, r.n! iiean eaun.ai.'n doe-
umeiits, and thou-au.'s and thousands
or
11 f .
.-cr
ui,iners snecehes and tir'-elevs Jiite
' ., , , " . ,,
, ,.,1 I n.rn luiinni OHO v. -nr. !n i.
-no, not ail over ll, land, for,
,i,,,,i. ii .. ,i ..... vt;;i ,,,. f
our co'ititrv w here th,- p-,!,. are not vet o
degraded and deb-mehed a, to read the vile
!,.,:,.,..,., ,.( . S,,.,.r ..r unv other aboli-
. . .,!,,,,;..,;.. Tb.-re is one
ii,.i.i-i, in a ill .. I . ,. .. p -i . . . l. i m'.ii --ii
; . . , i,0,1,itrv wlll.r v
' ... . -
.,.,,,,.,, .. ;n , .,., n,i
w here nil white men still retain the virtue
and .-tern into-vit v of their iinie.rvel te 1 in-
tur.-f . A" ic Ymk litui JJ :.
I..r.li-. 111 th lute ianv:,- for the Lcsr-i-lature
of thi State, Mr. ll-u-.-rave ilead
in orator of the I'l-ui , r: tie e-itid id a te-, )
of I ! ralivtlle, deduced ihe cnlie'i;iion that
the IVmoerat-c t arty i li.'.t. b. e-,ti-, --li'l
he. the Win.' party is
A'-ertion party is oppo-
pp )-, d to 1" the
d to it ih. Sece--
r"".1 1' ir,-v " yrn"-:1 v :"
cihI. .n.'l ta en is vl pal t; opj.o-e t n
Uem-
oeralte party : hrgo. it mu-t t.e right.
15.lt the v.oiin.' an-1 gallitit lvJwar N, (r.n
old hue Whig.) who was Mr. U.'s c-uept ti
tor, and who i as 'keen a a I rier," in
stantly put this logic to the blu-h by ana
IvxIiil' it thus ;
" Fellow-citil"!!'," said be, ' ace ii di n ; to
the tem of reasonintr '-f my competitor,
the Pevil ti.u-t be riht ' 'I he prt-.-bytet i
stis are cp05ed to the devil th tiittho
dists, bapti.-t. and christians of all the va-
rious dctioininntions are oppo-ed to him :
Krgo, the levil nni-t be ri.-ht and the chii-
ttaca wrong. '
"
4 5i.n Tl,. lt .'time.re n: c ri e n -. v :
- ' - " - .-
" Ii, a mer.-lv cursor- observation of th- in-
,. '. . ... , .
dieation of the public ire-s w :tion tne pat
f(.w lot;, . ,, (,r have c,t)
tii-ed between I'r.r'if ami ti-'tn new-pap. i s
that have rai-ed the Fillmore Maud aid, ii-
ther as new journals, as converts iivui the
1 tenets of Fremont or Buchanan, or as mu -
, ,. ,
X.o
l li r t ;l h l ( J "
bv a -eii-e of dutv to join it, ' o't are rapid. y -inlting to adopt I'o-toii o-i.';o.-i,;'(Ce
the administration pinion, nnd y.i.x -tiiel with your hand- in
.
oi t nc ' v rniiniit
iiiong thre have bt en
t the ul-lot i.vini
i in the country,
' ... V t ' ' ! I
I.10 c,!-11 unpar ailelci st-.mpe
I.. r.
;',J " U,'l-V.-",' " , ""'" . , ,
ilill C II"' I- U'tll l,,Jlllt l tlvJtill V ,1 I'll lll.l"
tio, s t.ithor '., Norlilrra cr Southern
, ThU ,V, ,.l v ..!.,',, have v.-t
seen upon which thliikir. meu will place re
name
Stmt T. nM li-. Wl.i . of
. , . .
tins eitv. who h it Planted
t".... ....ir. I,,
. . ,.,,, .. i ',.v, , ,!., i it,,,.!,.,,..,.
.....i t. .,;.! r.. r. tl .nun-, . ,1...
fiance in tne face of all itood lover of Peace
'.-...
el Ii aru.ony . an i n ie-im io i,.e jerp.-iutty
d
toe I mo
: upon tl..
i iif.i nt I in I.I i y -'me!; tie . r
liominatioti of Fiilmore and
j , Ul.Ujh y
e Wl
Convention. It was
a e-.i.-e of conscience. No W big witu a eon-
J science can vote lor Imelianaii. .And now
1 1 1... v an' under Lire t-ole ; but then, they
, , - . ' .,- - ,
, I. u a ..met eonscieliiie. H ..'!' ."i-'t'i ''-
' ,, lH
Fll.I.M'dtr ll.tlMN'l titlilM, A r TIIK
v,,n in .oliic.: ff.r ha- wrirtet, w let
t, r to the .1 ack-on, Tt-i.ii., M idi-entaii, io
I which he say-: " I have somewhat modit,-
jtd my impressions, with the roiling tide ot
I events. I now much doubt vvhetiur Mr.
I Riic't.atiati can can t hi own Mate, and 1
I . . .. . .! 1 M o . ... i. ..
elieve I ll tne .som. ., 1--.1. o-i t.
i ii added to N e w York. .V .l.r-cv and
i Calitornia, ami wiii vote tor 1 ilimoi e
I lloiielson. I do .,t doubt, ti.al w.-te
! more not iu the cont. t, Fr,-n. tit would
,11 1
ry ev.ry Noiil.ern Mate.
TKNNFSSF.F. VOV. ITLI.M' l!i'.
The Memphis Ragle ami Fiopii, cr sit
c access i.. ii .- f I ,, i.. W.,.. 1'. II is Kt 11 I" 1 1 v
ti
i.ioe.i't of IMliiuro will ti.cre.ie the toii 't-
j . of i'-j;,,,,,, aul '.., in Tei.ne.-.-
at le isl A.iliul vote-. 11;- ability t il the
lu.p. in the forum, ad .vtrywh, r.- great
i-i km.' 1- to he ttoue, t l.tnwi, u.r-. .gn.i.ii
U-,N- " 11 ' 1 ,' ,, , . ,
!',' I niou. and we sio.,.1 1 ii -t l-e surpii-e 1.
. . , , . r t T, ,...,-,. .. ,.
A Ni.vt FiATFt'KM At a Ruchannn
uieeting in I'ortl iud, a !' t w .lays ago, a Sag
Nicht orator mounted brandy e ik ami
opened his pceeh by exclaiu.ieg, " I if in-i
vivei tc ih'iit'w "f y fv.y,"
Fiorn tht JthTtml nf Cummnff. .
TO TIIK NKW YOHK MKIICII ANTS.
1 i-rtnit a
.w)iii!icni nicrri.aiit, always 4
I , i'., ..'! i . r with ,...!.
t ll I 'J 11 iii;mi ji: ' 1 ' 1 v.i,,-
l-ted ami not disturb the perpetuity oi tim
"i0" ? , ,,aVe 0U " "
j(,(.t) ,, )et .,t p,rc,,ved that jo are ,
; t li o mid-t f,f l.real;,-r ! 1';,um; t r a ni j.
gate.! by llie Northern pies-, was so m tlia
t onve I, I ion No ."on I i.ern State was expect
ed to be repre-eiited in the Convention. All
the actor took bubl eroiind agaiurt clave
,v. '.ive i.iwiu'i and .slav exti',itou. do-
ItoullelllJ ."Toiltlieril III .-II 1.1 Uii'n,.a..e Wi U
and bitter. Tlio-e si i.tin.ents met with .1
cordial le-p'ilie in Ma-'-achu-eits and utli
er i" i-:e rt, State-, both Iron, the jnjlpit aiel
the fre-s. TI.e pe p'e nlinc-t ran mad in
lie- piea-ure of the pro.pect of de-ti o ing,
a th. V are eall-.-l N 'till, ''uro d liver-.
I'allVJ, be'.ieie t! it t'.!te,- indi peli.lrt.t
-fver.-iei.tie-, K'led with a bold, i, tebiet.f,
wealth V white p.spiih.ti-.!!, are lik.iv to .-ub-n.it
to be dr i-.)i.e! aol iu-u'ted by pretty
in tic !i the wlele Nor'L. l p:i bee iu-e
ti.ey believe it th ir interest U own "laves
t i e jii"ider tii-iii a pr. .petty ? Will they
anv li-tieer siibiiiit to the iiar.-i, and severe
I N. nl,, rn men T A b-lit,- ot
', ho-tiiii v, n.ore -:'..-r t !.:,', usually . ii-t- be-
ilwec, lival tot - i.-n Stat.. vr.u N orthern u,ei.
.reated ii. the did Union part of the
I ..... i ... .... rfi.-.t t-
f New 1 ork aro
. .
iu r,art rc-w,.it.,. for it.
Iii-uni.-.,, is be. .n.'ii ' r,
riui
ir South.
- i
' I'"k at th" M.ei'eli d, !uer
t l.y
Mr. Keitt.
of Sou! Ii I ' .r i; in, i, at Lym-Li urj, a few ih
-inee. IK b ibiiv r c-mn.- ii b d di-uiii'in in
ea-e Fn niont was elected. 'J he tin etii,
! was a very lar-o one.
lie voung an
d tin
old. the ri.-h rdat ter and tiie men iiaiit. th.i
tifd.-.ine and lubontig mail, i-u join in tli
shout for " -.nrati-jn, i:i cae .1. I', i'n nnnt
is elect.- I. an .-.. m- r.-hant belli-ve tl.t
to be a el,.,,-tr:,r. Jemou-tr.-..-..,,. n.erely fur
to lie a clap-trap deli.olitra,-
cib et ! If iu do, so much the wor.-e. J
can a--ure toil that the time ha.- arrived
when the ."... it'u will ii.-i.-t i: in having their
Ult-ible n.'lits in the I I. ion
eon-i
leted ;
aud It
.-c-.-de
Fremont is ejected, the S-uth W i l
he mi r iiants of New ork
; ea.; ot ti.eir
Union. 1 o
cr
is tne nati.inai
eil v
of t
be sure it i Mipp.
li ieli the S'liitii gtv
tainiv (HI per eel.t. t
the eo.::i:; v." Can
Med bv commerce, of
it- f i.l .plot i. " ci r
f the f ,r. -,L-u ciports rf
pr rv-. your j r
tmii.etiee wiiliout t lit m "Mi wi.i your
.-tor,-, r . 1 1 . 1 1 i : i : from -ireitt) str-ct, our
paiace iu ti.e uj p'T pail of the city, l
worth, without the Union ed' the States
Not forty cents on a dollar. And still you
j.i unit ti.e iln-iiin,' F !, day after day. to
pi.bii-h b'.i' urtit lei intended and calcula
te 1 to tb -radi' the o-.t m r- of -iave-, to wi
dun the hrea -h between th- t s.-eii,.n of
the eo iiitr-, to make N' -ni',. ru li.-u and
Soeth-rii ni -tl iii--re hostile than any ho-iii-ity
that ever .-xi-t.-.l 'jetwesu liii.l.iiid and
Fl a nee.
The Tiibat.e f a iu the iiie .-trait.;
the Coar:er and Kutpiir.-r and the Time... not
much (litl'-reut; all violent iu their ileiiun-
. i . 1 1 -. . , i
ci..lio!. of Southern pt
toTii tuo-.t'le. Siatlo-rn m ir-
al-, and
i
every. tin- Herald we Nave sup-
! po
was a correct Joan, a! of public opiu-
' io II North, and watched Its 0.VI1 llltel
ti
. , ... .
witu gte..t tact. 1 In- paper now anuoiin-
- ,.. ,h-,. i. l-t it. s'.itl-m Mint.oit aud
. ' '- '".u it o a- I '-t it- . ouiiit ru -iippoi t, ,nu
- hand.- ti all over to the dog, u, corrupt,
' and imn. ,ra! negro .1 1 ,vt r.
With all the pap. is pan.'a-riii . daily to
, the Abolition taste, how can you, merciiaiiU
1 of New ork. call yourselves national;
your pocket-, vouitin c ty opinion. hav
lug no decided one ol vour own.
' ii i . i i. . i ...I
-T "V 1 ' '.l -. '----,
it Will I 'l U O '- ' .11 Ullli-t 111 I ' V v l III' t I
' votitt- her.cif out. and throw in op. n her
..!...!.. -.,rl I t l.-m-.i, t'.iib.w-,.
I he qt,i.-tioii ot coinpulsioti cotin-s up. .-tx-teen
Mute are retpiired to vote affirmative
ly be' ue action. Not twelve would be i;i
favor of Coercion
Where then i- oiir iie-
tiatit I isitioti .' W here your t o-istetl weaitli .
Crumbled into mi-t
Where -are your tnui
Inainit'.tct'iriu.' g ods
, titudes, -up'-.rte-.l by
!,u!'l"' ' oti.liet n piat, c
i here your
..in. .:,.,!:.,
cd tu firrn ii.' "soul li
re tiie lot:, that have
i
ti pi
W 1
t ii
Ir-.ii.U t!
tb-s.,leti il. on ti.e Noil ll '.' I say
ii,-e tin .-.outh have a common
-or,n, I
lute
-t with export r; quired out ol too
ry which amounted, iu ti.e tear t mi
COUI
lug J cue. .,i tl
st, to Upwards e-i toe, li.lt-
lions ti tio.ii'is-
A NuK I'll CAROLINIAN.
A SfcVIT.B Rl'lil'KK. Yesterday, on t'l.rt
ocea-i.ui of the cei-l-i ati ui of the surrender
Of Mexico, lieil. (Jo '.t III HI. of Mi-sis-ippi,
wi-ii-1 tei ha.e an i..t! od-.f.un to toe rem
nant ol the New Voti; '. .lui.ti . r- individu
ally Sergt
iutrot'.neli li,
n. t w .-ii an a
Ii.lio'e.i eI
V
ao i
r
i r.-ll dcc.iiied an
id that tl.ey till
: o a..y m.i i, ti. al
Ihoo.s for hit
oit. t'i.alies sulli.
;i'oii
..i.all.t.lliCe ,
.i-l " bully
it.e li
'I"!
.b-ne is i'r -io n A'.i-i'.lti m print in
Ji.-w Yoik. Ut s q li v, i.l ie recollect
ed that the " New V'o i; i.luiiteers " sk.ilk
t I a: the ha!'!.- --f I 'he r ubue , and that tbn
i'alii.etto F.t -giiiient, in which Col. llro -k
e i; -;..!. lei a c .'U.piny. had t.. t..kc ;i-: po
s.'k.u -. cit.d by their cowardice. S-rgt.
I'c. I in, 1 Faire!!. tiierefore, lie veiy up-t-r-irnate
v mtioiiii-t r with ti.e coward, i
ci,a'.or. t Vi . '- i "i Mm ui . .
RtTit t Alius SstftE Th" W! ig. . f
M.is-ailiu-ctls lirc.l a a'.ute oi ::.e bandied
gun on R'-t oi Common on Saturday, u.e
VltUU instant, ill Lanor of the n-.initiation,
of Mi'.'i.tnl Filluiure by the N.ti..l...J t'tiUVeil
tioti. At night they htld a great laiidea-
tiou meeting at l I. ai ic-tow n. ruiuiore
Tr.v-mi-t in H-acliA-t At ire iu s-t hopeful-