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s , i u '.ir .iiim, til ! my -i il tmth'-r mill 1 1 1 r o stf.k
V iu- C i' tcliTifUC". li -',i h ,m( J to linn, iw ii,
tlul in Cuii i.i-iic nl Inn ( tlr. lY ) li-omrlm II, i ciy
Juf I'liliiT'l'1""' townrO! hiui oii tnt pa r( of Iiiiiih" If;
CjIIkiUn J "f I'"" ft.ite,o! lh? Ml1 ul .uth l'rv
li llMf !, w.-re MncoilttJ. And wlmt
i!'!il K.'i I l fc"ita1'" U )f't op ni nwume tit imni(i (
y,ytKile tfcuKhjWwn of JSnulli lYr,,liu hnii. ll. II
li wi iiiits'iwwki-n ut hm ju,iiniut of thi (Hiliiicnl
,i,u( uf lb" 11 i"'li " tU6 liilur.iutiou wliicli caiu
tu him ,a Iw, rt'heJ n,. day would corni-, tod llml
put i-rjr d la ut neither, wh"ii the SitUr would not
jare io rise m hm (.ice nj irfKume to tpenk, i tie
JJ thi l"y d,MI(,i ..th" orpin tit' the f llmit peo
ple iif thi Sl4te ha reprtwnl'ii Asi lt cancel ment of
oUli?'"-i"llS ws u4 on ut Uhwa loohirtj; out to we
whit ttonld mure to him m 'unHq t then ; but
k wawovd hwuM with hiKni pift:irm4 hie duty
, v H,e btwt bie ability, aod th tt m tl.n luht r
wird U)it bmeuibitiontvef im.d . Hi rice wm
jirtfly run run by the oun of nwuro run, if you
pit by cuurneui political eeiu; and tie bad
joining U wk for ftocn boulh Caioltua; ih Sm.th at
rge, ut Ui whole couotry aotbion. Hal be ebuuld
o, when ,Ke to da eo, wfai retireoMmt. tub
fonacioaMMee that, duruif ptrmd of a kuNf and
yenllel li'o. kad eervetl hw country Ikittilully, seal
f.ly, wiilioul -being wfliifnctd by'hitpe of rewai-d, or
any uther loot'tree than a atncnra doaire to promote jta
' bvat inwrente ; aud wliaievrr the Senator from ttuutl)
Caroline- niitfht eay as to the eancelment of ottliration;
be cuuld ul deprive biiu of that dvlightful comciotw-ten-
-
Mr. CaIHovm. The Senator bnnfa agaihat me Hie
tftgue charge of etfotiam. He would a poeal to Hie tie
rate, in O'dur tojrcpol it, whether there re eny member
ul the boly mure exempt from apeokfng of hiinenll than
be w'aa, unlene when atUckcd. How aUrtde the (act 1
' The Senator Jiaa made it hie practice of late to give
all hie diacuoMiona w(th kirn a peronal turn. VVIiat
- wae be to Ho 1 if he repel M fata attack, he waa Circed
e apeak ul hiimwlf, and In esmne himaelf to the charge
' " of egotiem from the Henator ; or, if be remained ailenl,
to atand eooeicted of hia chargea. la that fair 1 lie
baa another practice, out I em unfair, to make an attack
on bim. aud 'a turn round and aecuee him ot making
the atuck, when he limply repelled it, at in the preeent
junta nee.
lie iccuiee me of rnvertinj (a the part be took in
the tranmcuoni or i-ct. lie miatakea my object en
tircly in referring to tboee old trinaactione. It wai
. nut to make a charge againet him. but to tnske him
feel that he wae the last mart who ought to make the
aeeuaalioB he baa on the present occasion. The cnurae
of the Senator, and that of myself, ia directly the oppo
., ito. He base land bill of hie own. Ue'bringa it in;
fee retera n io wnai committee he chooses, without any
. interfewnce on my part, or anr nerennel atuck on him:
bdt I cannot meke a move wjtboiit bAintcxtuicncauKl
attack. But enough of this.
1 ro limply to mpply eotne remarks which I in
tended to make when laat up. The Senator said, ae I
preferred 'b candidate on whom he cast hie vole tor
v ' the Presidency in ISO. 1 know not it there he page
of bietry to that enact I have never snon it, and if
tbere be, it m lalae, 1 he troth ot the ease is, that I
, wia opposed to Mr. t-rawfiwd, for reasons which I need
i no suite, ai were Mr. A'lama and Gn. iaclisnn.
..VV'hVn my jjatrfe was, wilhdrj woiKWi the 4iet f ean
tfidatef for Hie Presidency, it waa placed on the ticket
of both thoie candida'es foethe Vice Presidency j.aad
' Vlwtteh Jhem'l look ltd part, as in decorum 1 ouplit
nut. When I waa elected Vice President, the same,
and even higher coniidorationa, prevented me trots
using any influence il between Utein, when the elec
tion went to th House. - v
, Mr. Ci.t whibeA to add one wd wore.- He mide
the inquiry of the Senator from. South Carolina, to
nnw wueuier mis great measure which contemplated
. tii-- cession to uio near rltates of lue.i t vant domain
waa conneoted with, orHia I. received the sanction of the
Administration or not. lo merely mide the Inquiry,
and t the " galled jade Wutcl, it waa not his taulu
lie made, no allusion, for the purpose of wounding the
- teetihgt of the Senator from Month Carolina. He said
utat new relations hid arisen between that gentlemm
.'v4 the AdminiatratioR, and therefore, he made the in
eairy of him. Was it wrong in him to ask it thia.giieat
meanure had the support of his new friends ? The He-
mlofr tnetend of STttwerrog-thll'TiUia mfjiiiryrnew :1iiT
in a ruHsmn, and cancelled all oldigatioes he waa under
towirdriiia( but if ha had only said, f know nothing
of tlie-views ot the Administration ; I introduce my
own measure on my own reinonsibility,'' Oire would
have been no ctmtroverBy.Ji,vt.wft
tonwriTore Droiigni um coniroveray on iiimseii.
Mr. Watjtita observed that rt wai only necessary to;
look back to the Slag of lh business when tlm bill of
the gentlemin from South Carolina was introduced, to
allow bow the controversy between him and the Sena
tor from Kentucky commenced. The latter in hia,
enin)rjripei trunrthe'
otmer, sa to whether bia bill was or wis not an Eie-
etitivA measure Now. hn a nnrAhenileit. it f lia Mnatnr
from Kentucky directed his attention to the time
- sott etreiimaunccs onsw which thht bttT waaprtginili?
inlmduced bj uestiea.- wldWe "been' inswered.
"The Sill now introduced Waa naT f Wwwieaiiivre.-tt
Jwaa nrst proposed during the session ot l-iSfl-T, more
than two years ago, when none of the runors in regard
to a chinge ot position by the Senator trora South
Carolina were in agitation. It wai benvtht gentle
- jnae was regard. by irisTry-ae -an opponent -fneiead-aT-.
a friend of the Administration ; and he (Mr. W.) thought
. that thn cirtnmstance of itaxslf wss sufficient to furnish
aa annwer to the inquiry propounded by the Senator
from Kentucky, - - ...
The vote waa then tnkn on the motion to re
consider, and tost yen 13, navi 29. '
. i . r. UNITED IN WEDLOCK,
la this Town, on Tuesday evening last, by the Rer
Stephen Front is, Mr. JOHN L SHAVER to Miss MA
RY E. LEMLV, daughter of tkoi, Samuel Lemly, all of
Baliabory. ' , , ,
In (hia Cnnntv, on the 7th int., by Julia Kerns, Eq.,
Mr. Al.F.XANDF.K KF.IrSTLKIt to Misi MATILDA
BUTNEIt All tor the Ki.it
In IhiaCinnty, o the 31st alt., by John Fmley EeqY
Mr. THOMAS Pl.VKSTON to Mrs CATH.kRL"
KK1GGS, .
In Divnlun Countv, on the I2lh oltimo, by &nr
ndev.En,., Mr. SAMUEL SIIOAF to Miss fUiZV
Inlrt-M Couiav. on tha gfrb l ,v the Re? i N.
Ptwrr. Mr Wll.UAM B RR of Una co uoty, w
. UURCAS 81IF.LITN.nt Iredell. '
DEPARTED THIS LIFE. .
IntliisTown, onthe8thinst.,veryuddiTil,v,Mr.JA-
.rtfJB W KAVl- H airBfl hnnt Hrl ran - The deceased
h been fur mine turn pawed a member ot the Lutheraal- lah prejervation 4 mv elki ebaraeter, and toe
fX. a 1 - - T at - d..l.MU ua Ifttssia Skia.il StnI aawjituaasl
-ClMtrchv
In Surry eoanty, en the 13th of December, 100, Hoe.
RESUACK FRANKLIN, ia theOTih yoarot hissge.
T"At HilUhorouph, very vuddenl?.oa the fhh inst,
r. M R Y A. PA LM ER, in the flOth year of her age.
".U3jyLi::w,oRM.EaG8.4ii
'MMIE Subcriber ofln ffjile, lWjTl)H,yrs,
yrni3btZTri&ylMwty f rilk-worm
U, carefully .raised by horsolf and ii e goed
"ie of presctration. '
' . MARTHA D. FEONTIS.
J'dUburv, Jan. 17 ,-'---;.---:.;
4.
1 ttti lurior-noo ti.ieo raortn
."" ' , ' I , , T T7 V
. - an4 ex f;iir ll-al Vl Lf I;
F.snl-Kv fL R. WI1F.ELF.R.
Rli.bury, Jnn. t, 140.
m"W " aV J JLS W V at j h "
HAS rrmovH hio UIN lo O. I,
-J li. IlfT.-s. ITi.ab tJt lKa Maliki(-mn
-aav aw asvj inv triiiiin -s to
"'""U Intel? neeunied bv Dr. K. Auitin.
f
r'sry 1), 1S49.
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THE WESTEKXCHOljMAN
Friday Morniug;, January 17, 1843.
. VCr W e are sulhorizod lo uimoum e Cd. Uum-
Au W. Lok as a Canitidaie tit lljo tffite ot
SI1171J of Uuwan Oiunty.
(KT We are autbitriied to annwinee Johji II. m.
Bis, Esq , as a Candidate for re-election hir the cCkw
of Hheritf of Rowan Count?, at tli ni-xt election.
CongrttnoHui Rtportt llmier tinsnead 111 to.
duv'l DBMir. otir readers will find .!.
RpoOUAaeiary WTaui7
Report of the Postmuster-General-the latter rfoeJ
UUHt.,1 at lena.h. For the .vno.i. ..f
tary of th Treasury's Report we are indebted to
Jhat excellent iaper, the dUrifafoa .Vtrcvrj.
Deed scarcely invite attention to these doc-
urrrcnti, as twir general importance, we are cwri
oViit)swill awcurv-to them axtreful perusal by all
oor rekdera. They are bandsomelv written, and
show eadr Deportment to be in mart flourishing
Conditiou.May the? Inns remain so. :
The Nomiimtion The Democratic Republican
Convention, or coucui, held in Raleigh on the 8th
instant, anaiiiiuouely nominated Gunerul Rumulcs
M. OAcnoBBs as lU republican candidate fm Go-!
verner at the next ejftction w thii State. ' We tin
deritand General S. accepted the norotnatioo, and
boa rciigned hia office ohtfudre, -
Gen. Saunders patted through thii place yester
day, ai we learn, on hia wayo Tentrfjsueo. '
ft". Wa are compellod to delhr our yrtopvi? of
the Comptroller a Report until oul next 1 aUi our
;..r.i. w . u:-j,:'
. jt.M iii.i.u jvttotj w t an unpjrt is neors-
aarily crowded out this week.
is-C-llsaUJ rslssae'Cksa?wT?
W jlchmuti eontuins, an article hea led aV above,
jivingi or pretending to give, a dearriptiorvot a -litical
meeting, which was held week beforeSsst,
of ft portion of the. friemJa of tlie AilministrsiVjo
party in thiapHinl. t Itajfant article theWatcbV,
iiihii savs i
M These Itsauklu-aM! tuli fc.-t. ,
, ' - k - -"
Jy by tlie agency of the fe'enior Uditornf toe Western
r - i l . i ,
iuiiiihiii, witv was snown io oe oncommoaty Busy in
fixing the preliminaries on the evening previous, and was
either actually present in person, or i(na rU.,H
2J?1,.'JLJL 9 - 'toy, 'sluill mjdy etate,-
that thore is mt (he first priicte of truth in it
' and we do not rest llis dnclaratioa on oor owa aa
aertion, but wo have llie'coiicurreiit testirrkiny of
every gentleman who ailtnil d the meeting. So
-'far from the aaaertioH of the Watchman bing true.
the Senior Editor (his aieucMie btnna; absent) ef
ttiti pajier dia nof suggest, Advise, or arrange the
retting up of. the meeting, (which, by hei by, as
Ve reap wae only casual assemblage Ta few
-iriendt of tho AdminisTrWIori pn"")Le sDor oFtE
moment,) ' waa not present when the meeting was
held, or vithim eaUt but, on I lie contrary, was' in
his own office, engaged in iiii own btisipew.,,
.mharfpinieifi"i'i'' the "' cenrkir' and
" apirit of fairness" with which the Watchman
- treated tha subject of the meeting alluded to io the
bove-extiact, we refer nur readers to a eoininuni
calion in another part of. our paper, signed Out
bringi us paper hmh Npnb aiidrSiiutb, cotitoimng
comiuiBNtr ln Message JrflMPw feTse
.as we have- yet heard, -it meets wtr'geriefal
. eommeodation from all parties, bulb Whigs and
Drmocrttti. It oo doubt ia one uf the best and
most important documents Mr.. Vaa (Jureo has
ever e"miuuioetW-to-4geHii--While -it-et-
. hibiti in (clear and forcible manner our foreign
relatione, it, at the same time, present in plum
nd farmer likexalyle, th condition of every
Department of the Government, so that the plain
- est farmer or mechanic of our cotmtry can read
and uitdetatand it. Ai we remarked on present
ing it to our readers, there mm" B-m-eotnojituI
doctrine in it. It comes out WJly aud candidly
on ever? subject ot a natmital cturacter, aoJ if
0 m
there' are objections lo any of the views laid dowe
in the Message, they may ke easily dicovered by
the plainest farmer.
For ourselves, we must ck.IVm lliit I be re are
aoifte principles laid down in it that we very bigh-
I? approve, and most be app-irent to every true
XJLtletiw-t' aaiebiia. vr4rHa?Th?rTO'ia ehra"
Federalist dim Jisiftrve.
v
We will present, fir eamile? tliefidlowing.-j
"TSpeskinjj" 'bT'lli ' hecesinif yiif avoiding both loans
and taxes, he ssiyst -
"To amid this, and lo keep the expenditures wiOna
ressnnable bounds, is 1 duty, stcnod only in miDortaace
nrotectmn of oor citixem in their civil and wditical
rights. The crest inn in time of peace of a debt, like
ly to become permanent, lean evH for wttch there w
no equivalent .
Again, wliilo upon the same luhject.he lemarki
"II Purairn rrr
thai iserhei nalmu
have demontraUd the ensvoidable ind tearful r"p"h-
txsftth which- publm debt is increased, ahen the ti o'
er ninent has oore wirremlered rt-elf to tte reinou
iwaewef ftrpprm? ttl itiilp'tAd weiii'-sby hew
inn. Tiie atid:;;!') iherelore, on our pari, to be sue-ees-ful,
mtut be mid it the threshold. To make oar
efforts eff-cttve, eevers ecoaomy M beceeasry Th"
is the surest prtivinion tor the tional. welftre; andil
is itthl saibe liute, ths best preservative of the princt
nlee on which our institutions rest Simplicity ltd
.. mr . . a.-... L... t. . ,a
. MMnml in
- rn,WB'nd tr,ti.rr,w Repub:,c phrctplre, while
rrttnomv mine snairs 01 cum
I Ihe-ehivib
luwn sa surol? subverted bv nationil prodi.
gality, urnlrr whstevet ipectoua pretext! it may have
been introduced or . loaiersu.
- These ire eentitnent and d.trinee which w
mi r.d;lit aiMtrnve. and if Mr. Van Buren will
ii . . ...
1T ( t i r. f
-only put hie ihrtnlden to the wheel, H. rrules-like, wapp" - "awry. .0 .
and cerr,ip.t,Dracl.ce what U l..tl.u.rsnlyrrw.h'.icV 6d.nr-l.uret. the pol.t gambler, ae
" ytoirii, he will throw oO from his rhirscter murh of .every Ihsx roan arouM Ira ve e ;
' . . I . '.'& .1 .1 J.t -I t t T-..lt
. mm uniiiitw uimrun viiti... -
"" j ind lio4) fiflli in t M hud butter Iijht ,
ik.i liiieol .lH.rt wh eh haa 'nr rested. 00
i.r
'.hi. t I- t '
,i 'If. V ,.,
il! t iet ftt.-n it s!. tt,
il'rr ail r: 'l
,' 'uf ut. h-ir- t
Ui-iiti.il chair, fr -in jaa.il e lwr & wi t path
U dutj. I? "iH tins d.rt-ot Vnr hAm uf iie th
mi ef mg!e tit tfte hI ,4 hu c nintrv.
Me hrlieff ke aill di.n, Ux than rtnw il
It, Tahh tN-cwity. II - . be mavagiartt
iili.t OMMtcy ; awl, sail ir-HH-t f(f itt f inrl
and ti ditribu'iu tit the rutp'ua liave It ft Lul lit
tle mnur ia lite lri-.tiry wii i-i-Vr aiv, iw
cewsity, tlterPrttre, lulitce tr -nc. Tint ae
cood res-ma is, that a rnerse of rcmiy is tlte on
ly one that will eccure Mr. Van RurruV re-fcWlMtn.
The Auti-Matos, the Taniltteik, nd lite Abiilitioa
jsts have throwo bim utl, awi tuUa up C n. liar-
risuu ; he uut now titrow hWwlf no the rt'pub-
Itcan broker aad nwcbsuMS of tti couMry, by
,b" reu,jr d; - - -
A,M "J ,k "7 out tkee rm-1
e, Prt. Me
sage, that the etpoJituree of 1)3 werw ait sail
Itesu lit ttuua 1449 ; atd th eipenditiarve ni 1S10,
will be ever jfec millim btsi than tbuwe of toe last
year.' . ' -' . -,
" Ioepe!ist of the redetnotien of the paUi debt
sstd truAa, Uve'graM expeoi(ttre of se?eatea aad
eighteen miliums la I-CU and M- bid, by these causes,
sweiled to lwaly luillione IS and the appropri
ations Sir 1S37, aBsdeprerinusly lo lite lotirth ot Match,
caused the expenditure to r to the very brg amount
of ihiitr-ihree millnos. V were easbled daring the
year 1H, ootwithstaading fie contmuaaeeid aur la
dwa eabarraeaoteats, ataBewant lo redoee this amount ;
and taat lur the present year, IStU, will not in all preo-
ability exceed twenty six Millions or stx millions teas
than it was lat year. With a deiemiiuatkMi so tar as
depends en as to emtiaoe the redaction, I have direc
ted the estimates lor HtO to be subjected to the sever
eat scrutiny, aai to be limited to the absolute require-.
menu of toe puMtc service They Witt e band less
ban the ipeodinins at 15-T3 by over ve muUom ot
dollars." ..... -
All thii a good news, audi shows as better pros-paw-la
ahewd. What are now waul to see," ia," that
I u.ZL .t. .-:7..TrrTXT:c
i"- " " t ' "
iogtiss and Jt-tfcrsoo. No on carried it further
out of lb true tract tbaa Gen. Jackjuo, aad aa Mr.
toe only way u which he eaa reuVem his promiw,
and at the same time save th Government, is to
lake the back trmck, auJ do what Geo.-Jrksftn
pledged hiwself lo do, that is, rtform abusea, in
duct eipenditurea, aad practice ecootmy.
tt xee wm act MiiMutty vo tiaeee prMe.iptes, wbo
leao doubt tliat i wdl receive evwv v . & temrtH
.4- ---r- - :, I - i, ..... . . ,
of jhe Potowoe, ia preference to llurrwa, who, if
out an A'jolitionist bnwautr, as vet tlie caudid.ite of
the AltolitHioists. a set of eatUusuiMs, who in their
i. -
teal io protect aod drlsnd insa rigift, wnal.i de
si rov tueCoaaWiUitMsi ilartft break aj all the els.
meats of Vial retatMos, and re enact the blond?
scenes 4 Sf IVinngo to ssll lb cVtutriern State.
Fics el lilisf)s).-We eopy the fotlywing
from the VI hiiVtoo Parrrspondent nj the Peters.
tnirg itswrirea S.ufrfiis. It Imws the' public
(eeUng at WsUitgtoo city ia rcjfrd to ilie tVeai.
dents Message: ... ....
- We learn, by a lateVtter jbTarn, WaiknataavJliat
' so isr, sot a suigle w btgm or out tsf Congress, has
veotared to Ma.fest any dirVct oppuaiism to the princi
ples of lbs aiiig-e; sad Ihryere aenuting' whether to
tall ia with toe cerreet, wbicb reey fend ufesistiBHe, and
ont hkeiysiMI to turgor i conta4 liieasatvwHritS
tameless aa sna vailing eppontioa to L.iZ. i
. , , -j , .
Tie TTe ft Mr Cata- In loIay'a pa
per we pubiie lb debate betweeov Mr. Clay and
Mr. CelboaM, m lb Snoate on the trd inst. How
LMr. Uav bred is this trLiloC atxit.s - w?vwT -
ine reaoer ra jooge. v
It should be borne in mind, and will be, we have
wabt;hr an HViVre.'er (heir eotmlry t-t borty.
uaiierastry Mrllrwwn has to wl jelled tu
tjs speM of sttaxk by .cenainparty -iia toatWe
aad presses, tver? important nsrerere ierbi
by Mr. C. during his lnig and eventful political
lit end more especially of Isle years hu beau
the signal ittr bui-djog the fkiud kte44 fnv ir-
fence, aui ibe mi puorvng up-ej bis dev-Mnd h'sd
of all the inner e pit nets to be fueud to the party
vocabulary. M r. Cby ba nh-two birhwtf a Worthy
and vigilaut lewder in this aetty b-jine. ,
M r. Calboun'a rumored cbngs of p4iticwl views
and party nwocmtxina as been rang m ibe pub
lic ear. until if what ha heew sni-t nf bin be
true, becMlaiJy ewU bardiy l-U batmeU'what are
now his pnucipka or pata-a.- The fny aegans
uf Ibe federalist will begin with" Nor of new
Kiln purs," " wotttJ? aiUMres," " dmnins eieU
Hons'' &., aid the beraf fitrtH, Mr. tVhoun
has gia over tu the caemy " be h ia ad.led the
taat link l the rhaia veressary to dam him lo
eerl4ieg bjeneP We ., ba 4 the- ot
,
mnI Mr. CiVrv by hi
-. . ,
runvwa ud ciuaree suruU
aeaaa a4 scats) rn
I lieaw, ayw, have at. aftni. II is
sawat, wnb seudry Ww emt fc4, fh lyJMrTffSlPdTJ
g roams, thai be has deserved hi Img pm'rsted j
prlM-lflee, i hintsrlf and) his ?Aii, ( lb
SlKe Rights geulirawest tat (Egress, who d wot
dtaffaee Tflie"iMeare isslereolly railed) lo hit
old etsesniea, M has saaie be bow m Costri, and.
krmmd the band of Hi Mauei. v I sa it b an T,
John C. Calboajsi aWrteat bia frfinnt- arte) the !
, , . " r ,
mtere4 of iW ermntnd the ttwt rX fanuUs
Tight, of wtw-Ti n hs serai rue- atneii clumpum
Cara! lost tW wharf t T. waaa ibe sautes aft
P l-. iu k, .srtatllAja -
- - -..'--"
ioa,say tyit iij:iaHtowiiisriea
era! di'rs! Ioa.U! t ena4 be sn. D d j
be.H'.'t t sw-eesii wtthrrt hi
grsp I euxij be wad wv trn e-ett.f Pr-trnt
after Gnu Jrksn, iibuwl tf reawseat doobt. bed -be
preferred floe and rwyy Lmf te hit eowiiry t ,
Hi popularity when Gc J tcka j wss ei-eterl,
rrestdeut, a srenod ntily fa tbal veneraUe lie- j
roe, and had h-s lUlowwd lis dteUVmal lead of '
blind friend, Mhf hire towered in the glories of
thTs world. II Metorred dmr and the welfare
1 . e 1 . .1 - i...i
it, ap, i -
-- i - . .
jtyrarmy wai lowencg th m, al fcerj
n -.U- iSr-i,t' "-1 i-1i i 'I'ch-in J-y tU n-iM;
i' v -.1 ii i.i,,i,'-t"i'rt tt.tt Mr.Cul
l.,n-. t -i t ii i t I '.?,) ii i ....-r, lie tt.iH f iiiml ut tlie
'-i nl i:if), ty iliiij her li.llll'S, IjeHtiiijt Jrte
the f i,"JS:u "iii,.i uf tiie meti wln nW rtiurjt
hifi wit'i treiMi, tai.'r ihiiikI hiniing tlii-ir coun
n't aiul m-iii uk In hm an-l our nptrHor wero
willing mil nui ins to imUiun lln'ir hnu ls in the
b'o 4 i.f Ir. Culfi.iun, anil all" who dnrwl t cry
out n.inst the ipftrewioiis of Mr. L CUy'i Tariti 1
Thev eare.I ii-it lr tin ir country then they went
fr prtif (keg da tkr tiimr n, Ai.! rlo thi-wr
b-i now have thu .nrn-K-e tit chiirire this grn-.
beaded vetttrau in hiiCiMintrv't-MUo(hi!ictiutiipioii
of popular rilila, who hm ahowii hnnn ll'tn Im.' such,
not by frorifr, Ixil hy detdi with a ileerliMii.f the
principles which hnv grown with lii growth, and
sU-etithettei with Ins aimi-ith, until tVy have be
eotmr prt of hia nature! Clia-no him with truck
ling to Jxtwer ! Il wh knows iki power on erl!i
tfwJi
as het bean in mippit of a ritfhte.Kia cue 1
No John C. Calhoun, can never truckle tu
power, or become an office seeker j he can never
becooiea gantlding politician,,! Hum era Aii
i in the eves of those who arenow crying out
agaiiisl him. lie has, for nearly the whole of bia
eventful political enreor, been the ati! riLLsa in
the structure of Southern Republicanism, lie baa
changed none ofN-hii principles, although now
friendly With the I'resitbmt, He stands where be
haa st i Hid for years, and from this lofty eminence
be cannot be driven hence he must ba a butted.
Was not Mr. Jefltirson subji-Hptf to the same sya-
tern of federal abuse t And wliM the issue t
Let th honest yeomanry of the country mnrk the
ptttgreas 4t ia they who at last have to pass final
judgment. 3 f ,' '; ;-A :'
CdAowaV Bill The Rill introduced byMr.
Calhoun on the 3rd inst., to cede the Public Laudi
to the Stales in which they lie, oncer'ain t'onduimuJ
ii ia toid will rtdust tkt tiaenm$ of the Government
nearly osi miuojt of dollar and rAkegril?s-Jt!a,-ojh
n la. ...it, L llim T.b -
curtailment io Executive puiionage., That if, the
new Stales under the Rill will have to bear all the
expense of surveying the land", making titles, cVr.,
WcTnWIHtMofor
sum of money annmlly, white it will abolish the
necessity of havmji such a host of Land Officers
and others appointed by the Presidehl and dependent
uptttt TnTbouuty. Now, this reduction of the ts-
Faeeuiive paironnge, ii what Mr, Calhoun and hia
auUueal frverwis hv- ever ccmtfndcd for.'"" Mr.
CUy and hia friois have bm clamorous in the
. - , . . . ,
same cnuse, and now turnabout' and abuie Mr.
, . - , f,
Lalhotin fur tins effirt t perfect to desirable an
ti there nit.ia such courae, a greater,
aiww of personal hutrvd aud pirty rancor, on the
part of Mr. Clay and hia friends, than of elevated
; patrwtiamt We think so dttciJedly. - v ,7
. . Aeoraer Airlt CooJittoit.", Rumor' anya n
.that Henry. CUy ; made his bow at Jha H'Aite
- now on.tbe occasion of the President's -Levee
on' the 1st instM and sciuHlly held friendly converse
- with-iittk Vanr- Iiei not thi nell of dark
- and damning CoalitioATHa j : not expect sunn
lo bear the federal trio calling upon all the power
' of earth to arise and crushjAi's ebaliiion m ii bud 1
''TiiinijftSdm The Legislature of thii Stile
met 00 Ihe7ih iiwt. Iti lhe House, Wm. ll.tpkim,
the late Democratic epenkor, was re-elecfed by
vote of 50 to 15. In the Senate, Gen. Yf. T. Ro
gers, Democrat, was elected speaker, by vole of
nti. r.t.--..--.....,-..." --.
- ' 'wrwitnw'tir renrose
1 tie uemo-
crats have a msj'trity on joint ballot of the two
nujterdjweuty
Tin to be elected by thiwjbndjj anl,i i9.t,liqajj(bjHiau..
TMn1ii7ritft.Mwis lo Russia, wiU.be h teen.
The Legislature of Virginia has decided lo go
into the election of United States Senator on the
kMtmsr;4 Mr. Kirei will be run by ibe Whig.
"mI 3 Hh.X"fcJil it nKh y-ihoRcouWicansVir Mr,
" Riis,"s.t) slhrt H iqiiirer, csntiot b ilectoii,
- Tii. Lejislsture of Massachusetts met on- the
1st tneVind was organized by the election of Dun
wl P '-..Kihg, Presidotil of Ibe Senate, and R ibert
C. Winthi jp. Speaker of the Hiwte, It ia now re
duced la certainty, that Marcus Morton, (Dmn.)
ia elected Uoaevmtrof MftvaachtMertiby the pno
pie. The votes Were counted, and the result it is
follows : of the lOiflrJ j-iven in the S'ate, Morton
received 51.035 J Everett, 50,725 j Scattering, 308.
lorttYmaj jrit) oversell, 4.
,v roe raa wasrrcaa caaouKut,
. Msaaaa. EiMToea: Never Was the truth of the ad
. tB
, l '
'- CO'
age, lint wounded birds are know a by their fl.itter-
mure- sUuagle lttnm irevn'-try ThrTa.fFs--wlneb-wwe
test week wo man Host among the
covey " that rtover around lh - pigorte holes " of Ibe
We easisa tHfiee ba k 10 a iieo-nost ? eould'ei
havs ievuMid more fritiii'f of leathers, than the re
spectable and quiot asaefubltge of Republicans at the
Mrnstoo Hotel on the Srd inst , teemi to hi .created
etooog th ' '" r-1 -
nipeds of . feather.
" That congregate together,'
a led shout that esuMisftmeot. In a narosrum hf if-
Jrtgbt, they ly in jeer tVts, Mr. Sent.tr fciitor, and
charge ynat with tiding and isetnng in this peaces bis
wetmg of the people,- breauaa, tormoth. yoo had the
lest-pewoene u potHiKh, (a rvrrj tibersUatniMlail -
- . r , , , . r ,:,,,n-ii-rr
staoees, the proenedmgs of this awstinir of Rept.blt-
l le that Kress b eslled -rree," that refsei,
aUV"VV'
, iepectstilettiXFn,iaeemt!edtueicr to expfeas Uieir
j BentiiiMir.u m relatmo to public men and publie inei
psrttenlsrly where tome proceedings are couched
in terms ttw nt-at anexcept lonalile, tree from even an
sf'itfuis to Umae what autaruta aeMitnertts tn eniflrct
with theirs 1 Professing, to be ns ssrfiisas, fit ut deal
jMly by uil p-rtie yuu woukl ta reality hits roiKlered
yooraclvei 00001 ioua to the charge of a want ot " can
dor see boneavy," ha la did the H'srramea,
decline publishing the pruceeatlnga n queittica.
Of what public ntilit is a Menjer. where it not
only emits but Ttfiutt to publirli the proceeding of
ebaw-i-wbfmStsb taekftnlda lae at aa a.a a.ja..M.k.l.-ul a. . I
Ihe sawliinenU eiDreased. slthnt.vh ia Un'n. a.e.
tedly courteous, may not accora ;lb those of the Edi.i
tors! Hock a Press a justly dab's lo the charge ot be-
mg proatitated to the purpusee ot 1 ucton, id being.-
tlie saitder M mdivi'usl smbilinn. rather than the ex-;
ptaieAtof publie sentiment Much more space il ta-
king ep in tho columns of' the HWssvm, with mis-
' . .... ... f - 4 -..--. -m...
avst,f.w well uot tbcw aot pvee-nt) thsa woxild bntfH-thuuMfkwyttlwia.vlyitfir.dtocMT
reftreavnistinns 01 ins rrteeiing, ami amwe 01 mna pre-
uo li r - li it'1 to 1'iVt- tii : J.JJ.. 1 1 !,il. i t
t.iiiiinl (ilciiil v-: r H " Hu an t','..!
u, in iniiu im in !
lint truth is itii.(hiy, anl f.'f
H'n'i h una. tuiiTt .sj vtuii .-.i..i
(ifi'ii
tl -!
! tl.'a
rv ii-
lit! lit ti'ulll till' llll:-tors a.1 In $tl;-lWii piill'i.i i-j;!.
unit beep tin- pe..ji id i;ii 1- :11.1 lu
the tru.'A ul l,l in u n)y tiHiit',tii'iiii!. The Iii-, iii-,i of
ltimaiieaiiM.il (muf tie Ii ivi. inhi ii by tlifglbi. d and,
imo-nul- it cliaj 11 u-r uf uil Uio UniiliCnl iiMttei voutnumJ .
in the H'ai Akkih. .
Tim charge limt one of you, .Mow re. C l.iurs, w.u
tn-y iu niii(ij- up ttie men.!,,.' uf tin ;)?;, i a wide
ot' the ti tilh an Hu; l.a limi t! i t I ho H'ulrhmtm ,iiib-"
gs iu tl.e pretint a,: 't'o my own kmiwii .Ige, ju bad
no other agency than the pulilicttlion of its pinrtcdins
on being reiimtie-J Ui do so: t"r which. ?u are aa cer
U'not socurmg thtsspjtniiiiiti.ai ot nil Attrttalim n, II
yuil are 01 D:tng rxpoxnil to ttie earpinga ami aim
of beatod pttrlttait, i)XV. W 11(1 W AS TUI UK.
OuigrtsAio'iiit. lit Stuutr J.m. -Sid, Mr. lion.
Ion, from tin-(uiiiiiit'. con Miiiimy Allnra, leju-rt.
ed Hill fir the r hi -1 nreupi hii) of that "ittmn
of FlontJri' Tertj ory now uverrun by hstili In
divm, which ittuJe the snvciul ottier of llic day
forM'indriT ts-it; r 1 '' ' ''
Iu the ILiuk on the 4t!i, Mr Evimi introduced
a bill making auapppropriution fr lh pay of mem.
bora and the contingent expeiisus of the House,
which was eonsidered ia Committee nf thn Whole
and passed. Mr. tfherrod Williaine introduced a
Resolution, th it alt the r-apnre, rtetitioni, cVc., u
vorbly received by the last Congress, ant not net
ed upon, bit again taken fro n the tiles uf the ll-tuae
and referred la appropriate Couimtiteea. Agreed
to, Mr. Thompson moved a reeoamJotatiiMv tal a
vote by which a number of useless mnusof the
seat of war in Florida were ordered lo If- print
m jiir tiei tiiFietn. - a no ni-iiiuii tieituiu i:u;isi'i-.'
enible dotmte. It waa auxtiiined by all the admin
ititration mmnberi, which ts'tlie nrst good t itdcrtce
we have seen of a cletenmiiHtinn oo tlie part of
Mr. Van Duren's frioiula in Congresi to carry out
his views in regard to tcohomy and rulrcnclinteni.
The motion to reconsider was carried by a large
majority and the RedutHn biid on the table.- Nr.
Umwn or I enn., (Ad) I'ttrodmtod hi an anion. Intent
of the (Vmntitution, to bo submitted lo the lj;is.
aturee of the lovernl St iles for their rntllicition,
the following t No prMi who s'ibH horea fler
be elected, and shell serve (lie term of four years
VIIKIWIO U I flBf I UlllVr" 1
In StMte, on the fl h, Mr. Wright, from the
Coinmitlee on Flounce, reported a bill to prnvnln
ifIbe.t3Collactil.iafckeepir
bursemnnt ot the public revenue.
M r. W, btafi, from the same Committee, to wli'kh
was referred the bill more cfli-clunlly to aecuie ihe
public rroncy irt the hnoils of utTueri and agents
of the Government, and to punish publie dvfuuliersr
reported the nitii with ainetidinetitft,' hu;li was vt-
deretfth be'printed -
Mr. W. said that he wm direr ted Jty the CrmiT
mtttee to give notice loot tin y would, on Moinlay
n,,;, Vk e'-''Mion of tlise billi, in the
tordor in which thfy were reportnd, nnd in! they
1 1 i :. .1. i . . ' . .
would Celillhoir duly to press their cotwtdoration
j a()er thntAtfl. ' r : V",:';' ,' ---
, Mc. Benton iniroducod
a slrtni of Rosnluliotia v "
denying (he constitutional power of Cons ress to as.
auine the debts of the Indrvidual Ktaies, contracted at '
home and abroad, to carry on works of FWlo Im-
provemetita, and made an able speech mi th sub. -
ject.' rhexe ire highly impirtnt .Reaolutiiuiw, ...
and we v! notice them furtlier in our next. :
- The following bills were tnkon up on thuir thirU
readme, rend a third lime, and paused : ' '
5 A bill lo relinmiish tn. the Htsto if Miwissippi, . ',
the Two pflr cent- fund ritigjijnder Jrc'intitocj.
fur admwinn "Ima the Cnion; " .71
' A bill to prevent the counterfeiting of any for.
eign copjie, gold, silver, or other coin, and lo jye-
vent the bringinyjntght 4,Pt' 'lei3S5:
Itig 1 ony'cou'iiie'rfuit foreign copper, cold, silver or '
other com. J ; - - -
Nothing of importance wai done in the House. .
ihi day'. .
In Stnate Jan. 7ih, virimii propwiiiona of ft y
private and also of a publie nature were intrmlu
eed bufrmt ttxvrnf "wen Itrfodon, we do. not
lice. Mr. I.inn introduced the following rfli!u
.1 -.1 ! I .
lion, wrncu was agrsKHi rwr
ditej ,4j!pclfiUlvia .eouaM- misley"of thn-"
Uorernors ot lh o.mre4 -eUtitee end I ernt'trirr"
ul the UnitoJ Slates to liirtuh,-.Cir the ujhe .
Congressioiial Library, all reports and documenia'
in their poHsessiuii in relalion In lh geol my and
mHiemlngy of their respective States au i Tsrri
tori", -v - . . .!-'-
The reavitution introduced by Mr. Bnion in re-
gird Iu 1 the 1 assumption of the rJiain debts wrr ta
ken up and reterred to a I'omniitlee of sevencon.
listing of Messrs. Omod?, chairman, Lumpkin
Smiih of Is., Yount, Hubbard, Allen and MerrirH.
lo the Ilovf, Mr. Ctmphell, cbainnin of lh
Cuninittew ot" Klrctions, iiilnnjucej (tie folltiwiug j -Ri-Siiluinn
l
RttelfrJ, lint all papers or other testimony in .
pteiwin(i nf or within tliu co iliol of this H ho, in
r-'Ution to the Ijleeli-etmn nifNe .Terrt y f ,r R. t.
reseuisiives in the Twenty Sixth Congress uf ilio
United Slatee be reforred ta lite Coutuntiee uf
Kleetions, with inst rucl ions lo inquire and ri p irt
who are entitled tu occupy as member nf I Ms
Huoie, the five contested aeita frmn that Stole, and -that
the coinmitlee have power 1 1 send for persona
nd paper. :- . .
Considerable delml spring un .on tbiiJiiLluV
lion, atiicii wn rjt i ll by 1 in ilitiii 10 aili iuin.
la 8rKttr, Jin. Sili, the hill for the armed oefni
nniion of Floriili jsed jjji. UiUdrcadujg.
.iiucn oilier private imtinei wai trinMRioil. ,
la the Il mtt, the Remuioiu of Mr, Campbell nf
South Carolina, to refer ell lh testimony in mUtK'tn -In
the New Jersey duptilnnti to the Continiilee r f
Klectinnr, aiid Mr. null's solwiiiiite fir itaiil resolu.
tons, declaring that the Democratic claiannnls Imve
not the right to be iwnrn, di,t Iwiojlhe rjtwr ion bl- "
furn the House, .. . ...
Mr. Duncan, who wai entitled In tlm fl tor upon
etid question, eencluiled Im very aUo spencH m re.
ihe whulu laWnci. He niTduceJ man? fcts, .
ineluiling st a to hie nt of the polls, aud Ihe mesnage ,
of the Governor of New Jorsey, jo jtroof j, jlw..,.
fmmt 'fvhicO'il'IkacaiMNMaHiioJ to deprive t!i
people of thnt Bute ot thoir Irgitimaie repiesenta. -lion,
aud in jtiBtificalimt of the course I lis House of
Representatives bid pursued in it'tfing aside th
claimai.ta who held the eerttrVtef.
Mr. Bolt haying obtained the floor, tliejbjiu
adjourned.
In Senate, Jm. 9, nothing of great importance
was transected.
In Ihe llottte, the resolution of Mr. CampU!!,
, and Ibe pMpneed imrndnieiit, sere taken up.
A genertl diwuietwinuisei the inerita cfllie
New J.-rsoy cs ansie,' m which -ve,al pert it.
pa.rtic.pnt.sd. . Mr. Ra-ajulpti afNew Jernr.
hail i!w f.ron t'icie when tV 11 iu-e tn!j rm-d.
Jau- 10, th Simile did not aiKthi rt-?v, atd the
Home ivs ehsNged nil 'lav upnnNhe e Jerat
attest ion. N.t Punier fuf ! !L ii-iw.'t fleeted,
-
irj 'trftt snirca. in pufi.Ms'i nf ea
HI 3't,