i
t
I
f Mi , 1..
. chairman of thi Gitnm'ltos'o Finnftce', p,Tcchhify
in Uie latter p rt of ihe S i, tW iney hup
either increase; neio Nutiivnt d'h bv iiiiciin :
loan. or mike too t" higher. II" a i.l furih'r
tllll the expmi blur ! l..iv-inui'i! -n Mild h
b it!' twenty eight milluu of iJolmrs amn iliv
Ir it in t'la 'iwiiitv ol .entity Hiiuj, ho the
" PuMK-Mti" fl niiMHTHniH nf V.in Hiren wa
denounced' by wVr-'jtrr.rtHjfmicit mid
roriuptioii in rxpwvhns 21 nnlluUw Siiminlfy, mid
hern we see their grunt inJr a nn m the partv
g-ta Into power declaring lh.it the whig ettendi
, turee ill end "nht l atii iijiit M twenty tight
-'',n,Hi,HM Wrvit d.rilie tax paver think of this
kind "f ' efuw'ty nii ef ro f '
We must n serve for another dnv an account nl
IheyinVs trouble anxiety expended by the Clay
whig, ! eclieimng and planning during the latter
Dirt of the Seewnn to u hod Cairt. TvlBr." and
1 force him to sign a Bank charter for the rehof of
tho- ajfiniitfd people,.
C" A trier.d ha furnished aa tlx- follnwiny account
'of the 14 grel dinner " Itiely given in Mr. Ex-Seere-'
tiry Bidder in Raleigh, no but ft urn from holding
office it Wahintou City. From the,opporiunitiee
which the writer possessed of knowing what wn done
on Hi occasion, presume bis report of the feaslj
mil be correct ; course, e knot nothing about
it, except from report : .
DINNER A r RAI.ElG;l.TO T JE. IIO.W CEO. E
, , BADGER.
" 0 1 Mr. Bidder's return from Waahin.rt.Mi City
where h had been enacting the purl t Secretary
' of tin' Nivy t'r a brwf apnea of tiiie--a'ioui aa
oo Sinch fiij md Governor irt the Island ol
Hi-nuni :'te F Jural Wings of llileigti re
reived turn will "i1"" aruM, aid guv mm a ihn
n-r. I' if duiiter wa crv"l up !! the E,iciMl
C"!eV llji'dntjo. a'td thi R il-h R-aiad-r V
it va"a apteinlid nflair u-iie ol ,.nr fn cab n,
corn p'ic, liHnl ruler dot il'i, tm a rn.il geinlninaii'a
rliniMT.' ' I,iteil of h'Miirmj the I cabin, ihey
muiicred m ih lotty edili ;t ot brn-k iuid mortar,
ioled of druikinit hrJ fi ler to' put their tweili
O'l edjie ihi'V qu'ilfed i)rkliiiK UhampagtM, and
Ift.irio iod M ideira, I taleart of " green (fourda "
-.iiv.-r & .nlt, and dimii Mid ciit-flaaa adorned the
tilne. i ll red tnir well aiiared viaaga :o
"red nei(vr" t vre, but caper mucc, and!
. p'C'' d 'ilie i-i pro'iHl'tn.
l!i e nii; ''is "i 'hi iiiertinj occanrtrt cor
pxn i l-d wnn tm auinptuoiM entertiii'iient.
r i -f. were ire-..-ri no h i ne p'iil coat, nor 'he j
f .H tnt w tr- -f r'Vhl44 MMn to think (
nut ' F''iin-' an I M.-ch itii'-'e' iniike a (t',M' i
en ''iji'i !i.' i' t hi' I n ler e i nkin rvelini! I
or 111 v of do fn Vnirch tfier canoe un orv
land, -or iiji roll "51 1 a a' wi, but wii!ii jenUe !
' ni"!i Winj; m"t lojfiliiT at pliuJ atTdir," ,
why the i th- nive ruiiV fir the viiin com i
in Hialry, or na the ji.M"" ia i'ie a-il. j
i ih.' Ri l-r di'io-r, rx a to cahin, nor a -t
vm kin. o.r a c0'ie oo iei., nor a bu bill j
aa lo be aem but lucre vou mifht eee late
Carriage. anl cli'iernijj Bir'Hii-hea Mlling to and
fro. bv d .a'iw Te-e v"U niant aee the G-iolfh
broad cloth a'limiia in the. Am, and the French
1 .
ilka neiln'jj n it"t ti'cra u. anon, you t
nofhi m-a tint tUtttil the metropolilao h$2-ry ,
aaeble4.
All IH hoa tae H lT rnca bet cn a Whig j
fi't kff trt, and iie Mfirf r.-ctiMM. -
We I, f t "apleulil 0.r ftel on. F2T
' tn'ing lo IV h m r aet lory tif Bad-r and
Wnig rer, uufil ! c xiM e-lt Hi oihre, the fpij
Inenta were K'ni'f d ok. and I ilti-n S. and the caA
wiia rem "l : nen c ih inr " tu'd war
kWt.M&J&!"4 ""a treat ami -q i ireij
biota- It f..r trie real In .fimrrnif l'
tin ik'o Iimi ttaki tt .ie 'lip nnmg emiga
ot-.lii"r ciear in I ak'i.oiff n" '"8 iJ-'tnoerale.
A m ,a iv-in. Iga fn t t la-nnnmiil yMiJn4b-
R tleigh RegKer, i vlilur hi ielf beioj a 'tar
!icipatit, tlwy had a etirrmg ii ne d it. Tn
drariK, aaiin, . p tuKfl anil . . a-u .id JVuin three ,
yrWlt;,irnnT'in(r4ielvlitr
theT'ai, f iwn 1 1 th- ll,ro of ' vtp, can-lift and
iua'tfgi " T-mv drank ild Tv" into il-aven,
inltnev drank od " T " into i ttte other
jili'.-e. Tae 1at aonj lb i. wa anna .'HJ.PrrxA.
aioo came I'rooi 'lie Preeideitt of I be fi-aat. Mr.
Oiarlee Maoly ! la an tM fin'ie if Secreiary
liidger, and when aiing bv (he Preiient in bta
" inimiUhle ntanner'" waa rvcitd wih rapturMia
apftlauae bv the whole ro.npotiv. The Maine id'
tbt favorite aong ri, II.Niey and Muitird," it
tuna aa followtr
8r Jerry (So-Nimble waa li-ne of a leg,
, He-e'iiWa, hMlidile ie,'
' And my Lidy Go Nimble bad kfly one pe
- For a very old lady waa the," ite &.
r Her thia delightful and patriotic ng had bee.t
turorrJ, and anng over two or t! rep limei, the
hole company diperej, and w i jgerd home, all
of them aa funny aa cootw.' ant aa awtpy aa
Lord. So ended the " apen1td alTur."
, lln Kbrmhtm Rearee. When Mr. Rcncher waa
elected over Jnnathm IF--r, we gave the Federal
ht;a joy their iranimthin. e now renew our
corgratnlationa, and are happy lo pve them tbe igr"v
able intelligence th t tlu-ir Uio- na 'aiMla lt by (p
tain Tyler, and o, r.Kirnc, gxK "ai, t 11,-ury Clay, the
Juggernaut nf peih-nlwit I :i.a if v.-ry well in Mr
Reiidicr, an t taken in connecJuui wiin wveial ol hia
Vote t .lle Kxt.ra Sei ,n, ho il.iuily tnat he ra
trying tn get nut of bud annually It a exceedingly!
liiikmd hoA-nT, in t l.i.e wtm nipte. Mr. lUitcln-r
t atrr.ng'y against Mr. or'h. a man of their own 'I
prine.plr. -tow to accuae hnn Willi Invmg iatrrrfl
mulivr 'i.r adlienng I'reaidetit Tyl- r Tliey in-I
unuutr that a Mt Kenchrr can Iim no hope of rcr j
sgaui bring returned tu Congreaa, .e niick t Mr
Tvler w,lh ill- biino uf gelling 11H0 iiiie lucrative .
rIS before long. Well, ailipie tloa should be I lie
the cao 1 it any mom a cri.i.e 111 Abraham to bunt j
otT.ee II. an all tl.e nthcr A'hiis in Ihe htnd ! Why ha t
he not a good right to gel oine ol tin- plunder a the I
real ol ihent ! 'I lu-rs were nine llu-uii. , nine bun- '
rlrl, nhd nuietv-niiie applicant lot Sen. Ilarrnaai be j
flae he died, iuclielmg Orator B.' r, ami lien Kdney ;
and f s the few I'tfu'e 111 the gitl of 011 r lant lgiela-;
ture there were some hundred by nhould not the
Whig Reiireo.'iitatue In-iu tin Ihalrn t a-k lor s slice
s well "Fvther William" or any of the ri-al of
tlirm' Thi charge is altogether iiialisiilslils.
II Mr Renelier can get an 1 Ifiue, let him have it in
the name of price. '
.4 C,tmilimenlaeii Hint. Some till.'is of tlie
ami in O.iio a few weeks ago, simiI !r. Clny a j
large pI'Mh. winch Ihoy icpi. -eul na hemga very
good mm. Pitsaihly Ihea rm.il waa h ive ftlleii
si mi pluri to givu Air. t lay hint o wlml poinn
nf hia friends Inttrt signified to linn mucli liinilid
li'Slotv thai il wustiiiie for Imn lo lonvn nlTliia
repealoilly iinaueemaliil cli aeuller tin: I'n-oilency ,
IikI retire tu the pursuits of an agricultural liln.
Tli New Btdfoni. fMasV Mercnrv nnred it narti-
una thus, pjat betiire Hi cleemm : lt rrrry rmiiil
ffetI ercry irAer wnre-, trvH ttwrrhy t emr.-"
" I feel, myaelf bain'd, bf the defvinp rrtanner of th
ar-fu nentaadvaiicel in theiipport of th e newal t
Die United Mtatea Bnik charter, to oltey the Drnni
dut.e I owe to my country end ita Cooatiiutinn. -make.Mio
elTStrt, however leetile, o avert the paaaag.
what appear to me to be a moM unjnatillahle law."
What ta a corportiontuch aa the bill eontem
platen 1 t m a apleniM aaaociation nf individuili in
ken from the maw of inriety awl vented with exe.i.p
lion and aurrounded with nninunitiei. By whnnj i
thia immenae power wielded ! By a bKly wlw, in tie
rogation of i he great principle ol our inatitutiona, re
portability to the people, am amenable only to a fc
e'nckimlnera, and they chit-fly foreignen." Ilnry
ay,Hll.
Ho Mr. Hay thought am ip-ike in lll, correctly
defining United Stea Bank Corporation aaa -ipbn
did aaoeiation bf iaiiiua vetinl with rxunp.
firm ami r-urrpunded with immunilv-if - wielding an
iinrnenaapwcr, irreaponaible to the p--i.ple and erne
nmblr only "ttt frw ttackhoUm, and taey cki'jly fur
eigntrt" Huch alwava haa been, and alwaya will be
the character of any United Htatea Rank 'rpwaon
that can be chartered The directora are amenable
T i hit-fly to fttrtigntri and for the benefit of foreignera
will they manage the concern, unlea they lollow the
track of thin laat one in manageing it aolely for their
own, and then blowing op with a haw to the communi
ty of inilliiaia So great a change ha come over Mr.
Clay that he haa been for yearn, rtrlving to eHibliah
oneol'theee epleadid aaaociationa above the people and
the liwa in thia counlrv. and now, hia folbwera and
hnnaclf are attempting to hunt Freaident Tyler tJrthe
deaih ( C'tneeienlioukly acting on thvao aentiinetita of
Mr. Clay in I'SU.
Q3 AnMkrr Gmaai. in iht fitli. Some of our
roaiinra in the country have probably not yet heard, al
though it waa published eevrat week- ago, that the
reiio vned Uenernl aeoti haa announced htinaelr
CanJidiie lor he next Preaidency, " in atiawer in
miny Icltera, from a many different Klate." The
Ictur m charactenatic ot the General, being both long
nil mil. It contain thia aage extwaition ot hi " opi
nions" in ateaking of the Extra Session and ita in.
tqmtoua doinga :
If I had had the honor of a vote on the occaaion,
it would have been given in favor of thn Lanl Pit
trihHlinn bill, the Bankrupt bill, and the aecond bill
for creating a F'uteid Crporlunt Having long been
under a conviction thai, in peace, aa in war, aometliing
efficient, in tha nature of a UHr4 Si of flunk, n n a
only "neceary and propir," but in.l;penable to lli
'ticceaatul nperaiionaot tne i reaniry a wen aa lo ui iny
want of our commerce and currency."
Thia will do to acute, hi chance for auccaaa if he
should be nade the "available" id whiggry for ihe
next c luteal. Alter modestly c-rii nending hia mil iary
twvirca i t the laat war, when, he aayi, he waa the
"fiuigeit in the presence of the toe," he wind up by
Iht obiigin a"0t to the qitealiun, it aeoina, uf bl
" mtny loiter, from aa many different States."
' "Kintllv, I am aeked, if noniiiisted aa a candidate
for Hie Preaidnncy, would you accent tha nomination.
I hrg. Iravt to rrply rrpectfally VEd."
Thia haa keen called by aome. of the paper an illus
tration ot the old table of the aaa kicking at the dying
lion Mr. Clay, tbe lion of whiggery being conHercd
pi nearly dead, that even Gen. Scntt venture to treat
bun with ao ine consideration and ruapect than lo
kick at hi preten-iiona to tha-Preaidency. No wonder
that Mr. Clay thould denounce the election of " mili
tary chieftain " a greater cu'ae to the country loan
"wir, pstileiien.-and fkuime;" they have at least
b"en the death of bis-most cherished aspirations ac ve
ra I tune. But it la vastly a4maing to notice the
comments of th Whil presa oa this notsbls letter of t sbacriba tor thia jooronl. It was Commenced in
Oenersl Scott. Soma openly say that there is no July laat, aud wa have seen on! s few ot His first nura
chance fur Clay, be ha been loo often defeated and it bera, but these abound in useful snd aluaue matter ;
would be perfect fboliahnesa to try huo again ; these
think a IHjle f military enthasiivni might be manu-
ietnri Mr w.t, snd tneremrt incline to mm aa tne
" areiM f while others net knowing what will
turn ap hereafter, haiHlleWie Ueneral a Jetter as cau-
twusly aa they woold touch, poison, nut bei- g exactly
sur whst toey any bav to do in the premises -yet
This saoeement u( the tlong" GeqersTa is anvhow
eririVice ntiiartorv. that whnreers haa been hloon
OaMjftti'ltretl to the winda in leas than oneyeer
ir.t- ii T3.-L?m t1."irr-'"a
REPUBLICAN TRIUMPHS. - -
u.m u. -incr-ii, wun.n inr. ifpa-iiiiiifiT
told ua laat year had rolled over Ihe Union, and
isinns. lie great ana goon cause 01 me tonsil
tuii. f . qual rights and the People, is sweep-
ing ovt r the land victorious, and almost unrewKed
bv Jhe dtamaved fitrcea of the Bank nd monopoly
pary. I ho electiona in almost ever' State have
reaollml tn ihe triumph of Democratic principle bv
: ' I . . ft .'
nvernneiniiug niaionitra ivainr, ivrar iintna
$kire;Xfr York, New Jerbry. Penn,ylr:,i,. Mi
renad.GVor.fin. Alaboma, .Wi..s,rm. Ark,,,
f.rid., Milouri. Indiana JlUmn Obi,,. Muhi
raa, Wist ..! low, have declared by ..m-
t..;.-. ... . I- ..... .1 -,.ti inn. lim.
jars aw -aa wmn.v a aj j wiaa a . ssaw w -
Federsltaun to rule Avar them, and all these, now
swell the victoti.aia IV-mocrsttc rank. Tne work
of the Kalra 8ea-aHi opened the eve of the de
Cetved enple, and heboid ihe rcsul ! In lea:tto
one ear the Federal iortion ot' the whig par
the advocatea f a National B-iuk are left doli-aied,
helpleas, and prostrate. Ko imtch for the Extra
Sosaion and Uie "reform "of whirry
Retignalioni tif Crmgrr$imr Since 'Jis drape-
rate rout nf whiggery in the late Georgia elections, snd
tho triutnph of Uie leinocritic pert v, three of the whirl
rcireentsttvca n't list Sute in longre have r-n;red
theifhcats rir-t, Messrs Alhml and .ecbit retired.and
u. n.. iL.,l.r.iPJi..u.i.r.
""'"7"-"
or, h.a follnwed their exa . p e and resign, 1 he ft.-
vt in-r na ordered s special elect n lo nil irieir va
cancies, lo take place on the 1st Monday m January
m-x. The Whiff have noimnaiel a ticket commm-il ,
td" Menera.- Gilmer, ergacrry, and H'neAr, to fill
llieir places. I be Democrats will run Mers. to -
quilt, Wml, snd Vonper,
A nni a wornler. The legislature of Vermont
lian Uuls rslutcd ta intlruct Hie U S, Srnilor Ir nil.
that State to line tbeir exertion to obisiu tne charter
ot a Na'tonsl Bank Tina 1 encouraging to Hie Clay
taction 111 tneir attempts lo " ben.l " 1 apt l y t-r.
Rrrntiiiimt in trxtco Arvo lr revoluiioii in Vex-1
ico, tl.ni ciMiniry of revolution, Imh raised S,inln Anne;
sjaui 10 the top of thu wheel lie 1 now 111 the Pie-1
s:.!eii!isl cluir.
Th impordisce of one rotr. I: ia aisled that aa
many ss eight or ten of the member of the l.rgi!a
ture,' st the. Isle election in Maasac'iusctts. wero
j elvcied by a majority ot a Single vnte.
The Hon. Clemont C Clay, II. S Senator from
Alalnin ha resigned hiii. The ream asipieil
tbe noceaiiily uf iouding the winter in Cub, on ac
count of the Ute of-his family' health.
A rumor lis liee-n in circulation Dial Mr. Adam
inteudud to decline a re-election lo 1 oiigtefM. after the
xpiralion of hi prevent term. The old gentleman on
hearing it, say trial he intend J to do 110 mi. Ii dung,
but will servn a long as hi constituents clioooo to re
elect Inn). So wo tLmight.
-
The Bank Presidents in ,Sw O-'oinaai a late meet
ing fixed tm til' 11 November, H' tor n ri-Huniplirm
of rciH pay meiila prov.iie.l we (.reuio ', llat when
the day come, it aball I.e alt igetlier convenient, and
they nny inider 11 "cxpetlioni" to b-igin the honeiti
rjlachiireji? nf their liabillie, '. -
lie D '0rscy every where, ia this year mrned ,cn,,n
- Tinrr Trpawnw tnrir-twht"! rwa waav-atfltw
' UeaR ef H&Xtnr &;rem -.fii aevaral
whig pupii. wo ha e noticed ttiia lieaiiing to in article
r counting the robln-nea which have rieen coinniitled
ttank anl bank-tliievea in the laatynar, It ia very
.,!rly written "krtutirt of the banking lyatetn,
ot it iaan w unkind cut" from whiggery at m owa
gnimate ofl's)ring. What I tteatinf tnillhmitn one
arriha krauiiet of our unrivalled banking ayetem,
tncli tbilnraliam m eheriahea, and ao euraea the de
nociacy for deairmg tu correct. At tin rata the bank
igue may aociu cry out" aavo Die I'roin my fri'nda."
' NEW TERMS. '
, i'
1 Our terms on reaumin are a little dilTorent r,-,-e
vhat they formerly wero. Old' aiibacrttier
itlenae noticu lliia. And we beg reapnctfu:,.y .o
aaartre all, tiiat tlioy inuat and will bo atrictly ad
tiered lo iihut deviation in ftvnr of any. Tlioae,
therefore, who deaire tu take a pier on the ad
vance term, rnuat pay it idea net tba' is, im
mediately alter the receipt of tin number, aa we
will certainly charge, without exception, at the
rate ajiecifierf,fterwarda. The muacribera wboee
car had not expired at the time of our euspenaion,
will, of course, receive a paper for the balance of
their unexpired term. , ' - ;
Wa intend in aa abort time aa we can procure
type, to make eome improvement in the appear,
a nee of th Carolinian.
THE CO.NGRESSION IGICE L APPENDIX.
We are indented to tne publishers for sets of this
valuable work fK the Extra Session. No other publi
cation m i present loads. of the debates in (xtngress
exci-pi una I'ti.MM who desire to see and preserve in
sccuratc r.-:irt ot Coiigremional proceedings, with ill
apeechtaot riteuiliersof both parties, should by ill means
poHet dieruM.vea of it at once, as tlactiespnes Isees
it witmn reaeti ot every una.-1 he terms st which
Ihe work for tne Kxiri Session, aud the present one ire
otf red, arecertaiulv very low See I'roHuectii on Lis
page We Itoj many of (be Democracy, si lea at,
w.il mrn-cr.b- tint tliey ipsy be enabled to hnw from
th ' J .urnai", what whiggery did at the Extra Ses
sion sitd uat it will uo the pr esent one.
A NATION AL BANK.
It is well for lite liberties of tins country Uwt aa
Hie extract b-loar cxpresaed it Lud North mistook
Hie means ot cmquenrr .Norm America, a be did,
for judging by ihe hiatory ol tbe Banks we as- Add
1 tlu-ir extensive briliery of public men in high places, aud
their general corr pting .i. nuence n w Deyona ennjec
lureihtt the plsnoi .Vlr D -mp-ey would base beenmoch
more, elfectuat hi bringing the Colonies te submiwtion
thin a r. Hurt to force, such a was tortnntUily made.
Die tVloral party nave alwaya been trying the other
" niens," aud a.e still uing all Uietf etCirt lo elab
Iwh s "Bank of Kugiand" to "regulate the curren
cy," and rule ihe people. Duane's Weekly Aurora of
April !il, 1"1J, sfl'ya:
"Mr. Detii-wey, an English member of Parliament,
st tin close of ths Revolutionary war, said; "Lard
North mistook the ni-ans ot connuering iortb Amerv
ca. Had he rata bl tslieU a Bna of E-jglaod, ailh se
veral, mdlxms capitil, it Ph itdelpliis, he never need
li-ve aein sn army thither the thir-esu Cdontes
Would have been aa eauly managed as Jjinaica."
JOUR OP BANKING.
We cunnot too sir-. tly recouimon.l to ottr readers
it rt has t atinued equally g.l, it is well worth taking
an t preserving, ao.i this is asving much for any publi
cation niw-adaya. f ruepectn ai this page.
, - - s
Some l.uimtiont.-Kmaeuemt! on our first nirre
miy b tound a corr-p,nleuce in which Mr. Tyler
m r ar
ss sa thing or two, we think, on a.he Uank rjuesiion
k "e 'nfit of Capt. ft.tls snd his otlier headers."
mf ""P"' ,h kmta in their next
asssionof (Aingress to "head" his Ki-
U,e W 10 Congrees areat-gint.ingl
h h..lui.r - I .ant Itl.r. th ha nn-lta Manila U
ly be. beaded themaailve, whiggery, and, their bank
Let thera burn, hang, and drown tbe Cap
rr again, in all the little Fedcril towns, thia
iMM4 revwoea for absiav
a wmHMl, . .... .. .
j -"0raa met on Monday laat, he 6th. We
: expect to receive tha President' Message in time
fsur fmblication net week.
Snow. Old Winter bat been intruding himself
...... . n
J. ,h, raHter "indecent Ue."--
W ' ' "MW rt ,r,n " " b " ",M"' " to
I'"'1" '7"""'"
J 'y bel-.re !.. the 28h N-vember -the
e",u,M' ho-vevcr. little more tl.au covered hr.
1 Wh notice thsi it travelled the rne day as Isr
; North as New England ; tolcraoie di's jour
iicy even from thia region; the depth of snow
111 llariivrd, Couu., wa, at leaM, 14 incites that
i i.uht.
8. nee GcaerI Scott's snmsiiiccnient of himself it 1
I candidate tor the Presidency, .1 r. Clay w probably Jbu.
j ginning 10 incline to hir. n!d npimon, that tne election
I of a Hilary chietlam " would be a "real " curse to
j the country."
'
There are, save the B .s'uii Post, a great vane-
y -,,f Wniga about now aoaia. 1. CIjv Whros.
2. Tj,r Wings 3. Wrbnier Whin. 4. llardi
. ... V
1 uder " i.ii. 6. 1 eioperaiice Whtg. 6. Bunk
Whllia. 7. Anll ... !.w m. rr a ......
0. free I'rude W hii 10. Whigs pracncahlt?
11. W 11, g iiiiprai ticsble. 1 J. Go.mr il Ansthv'
; -tt igv wint-JrTiiiupleie -the- cUxeei, wubtsjl eMitt
loir mi
tne itcott H tug ; fhese, however.
j may tie c.uiMile.ml the some as the Hank WhiK,
lor tin ll.iim hijjs stood Ilia icoll during tlio
10,1
j Siatve of II ashintw). We dad the pleasure
1 to day of witnessnm ' elevation ..r OuKKXefuu e
,,(lUB Maltw ot V asulvctuM hi 1110 rot.ut .0 ol tin'
Lajutul. M4 a Ui ua iiiipuiwimbiu aa In lanio,
and ttio C apital it con-.-ciui $, ntiniovablu.
Then mny ours be iiu v viiloi Uie Kt riml City,
and our I'utoii w itli-.o eed.
Ihe statue ia tiui,..t, uLlime. naked n.iiieatv.
ia kiui.M , ulilime, naked n.iiieatv.!
A tirtek. tit' Ihe i.n.r ,.i 1'uiiiri r u..i.l,1 i..Lm m I
lor an Olyui ii Join t u coital, but thu tihe
! ncss is nil i.n iy ,,n l ived
1
1 The iiuie i-. Miin, ,.ud naked tnthe waist. Aj
I mantle im n uoioms irom thti nndilie covers the
loni'r p i ; ion 01 tne body tu the lect..--6Vo6r.
Tne lirmi' Jurv , it this county, at thepreaent
eii.'ii, lute uiH'ie 4 terrible rdl.iling among the
dry hdics id rc.iliy. I hoy have I'.kio.I bIkmu
fuiv i'iilictme;,:ik,i;ainsl lurnk directors lor usurv,
md s. ko w 1..11 how inntiy aituist other. Go
alie.id l-' iuiii.'m Smiinrl.
IiJuimrnt.r. Wj lentn that the Grand Jury of '
L.i (mIc county have loitud a b'll agnunt ilmpreM-1
de .1 sod direClornol thu Rm k River lluiljoad (Jout j
iianv for sunt lm.', in the emission uf litis winch'
ibey cannot' aud' never, intend lo pny.- i.hlcitgo
oLosrors Aj?rr) trov rnesovTir
S1XTV THREE INDIANS KILLED AND CAP
' . Tly'RED I ,
The St. Angus1 ine Heiald gves"ihe loUowtug
pithy account of the expedition. ' ,
Brevity is the rdml of Wit,
We publish the following a Hie wX h'dlrtin
f;oni Florida which haa appeared niM-e the. var
commenced, It ia an extract from a leti.-r ol
Capt. W. D. At Wade, 31 Artillery to a broiher
ofllccr in thia city, which lias le-ea politely fur
nialied to ua. We copy H verbatim.
"1 have no time lo write a lng Utter auffiw
' vsy 1 am pleated with the result. ; ' .
apitulalion t : ;
Killed, 0 warriors, 2 bovs, ' . t; 8
Prisoners, 14 warriors, 18 wnmen, ..V , Brt
lODoys.lS.rls, ; I'- 25
. ' . -:-:-' "; ao
Destroyed, 20 canoes, , ,
Captured, 13 rifles, ,
nr-r- i2 powder horna (well filled,)- 7
" any quantity rf. balls and wrLhot, and
as for prn visions more than you can 'ell. Pinup
kins, coontie, brsm. Ate. A'o loit vn my pari.
All returned well. The Indians were rend for
fight,' and aery well prepared.--IIsd 60 men (of
1) and K romrmniek, 2d Art'y.) Lieut Tiipmas
and Ast fiurjteon Emerson accompanied. . - -
Hurrah Cr "old Wade I" He went rut wiih
CO iften brought thfm home safe, and brought a
fair account of sixty three IimImus. From tha
commencement of the war M exploit baa rqualb-d
this. . . ; .'' ' :
Aaaiaiant Surgeon Van Buren, baa assumed
charge ol hia pot. AVv. . ..'.-
Lieut. Col. Cites, ordered In Traders' IMl, on
an expedition of that PH, Fort Moiiihc, end
North Station, which have brn placed within his
District and under his aui rintendenca. ibid.
Btautieiof .Veoopnf. . pamphlet haa been
piiblialted 111 Laidoo, written by a poor nan with
a view tu ahow the enormoua rata at winch mono
, polv sustained in England, and the an-ouut
which it aiiKu-illy steals Imm the pockets of tha
induaiiioua aud h-rd working poor.. The wido
spend for bread, butter, sugar, lea, meat and twef.
lis, VI., a wea k. Th) com of the art h lea is 6s
7.d., the tsi on llieio 4. 10d.. Four shillings and
tan pence tsi on wei-kly hourke. jing at he rate
of Us, SJ. Ihe annual amenit ni il.e poor
widow's la ia 12 U, tw 9 13. 8. The
government gets (' thi- 6, snd he inonopo
; lista. 'iii. Lrdgtr. ; . -
It is lu bring just am h resulia, that ihe Ibstet
tuition Bill waa pasted fo inertate tnxauwi ia
Aavrifu. rnleaa the Htates spurn bJck ro dis
honoring bribe into tlte face nf the panders that
offer it, 'twill be too late to resist alter the pro
tected or privileged class is in esiabli. bed com
iiisno ol the people a stilaHance. I hey will ur
the bayonet aa the Rritiah anatocracy does in hcd
the bloisJ of the poor, nian, ahould he atruggh)
agsinai tbe tyranny that robs him of Ihe bread Lis
- iwrat haa earned. The would be motiied aratoc
racy of the land are Mi. Clay a ' agoiiiged people
calling lor plunder in an agony of a timet. Give
them the plunder, and ou give Hismii arms tu mam
lain tlte syateio ot plundei C'Aur Mtrcvry.
It our tfisA rag G verrW, Mr. McatnrAO
takes tba -tump txt Summer, be will have av?
ral bumbog which he (aitered in 140 t- cb-ar
up. I'ltat "golden ptnteau.n winch be said Vmi
Bureu aent five thomuind d.-l'ara f the peojiltV
liiiMiey tn I" ranee 10 pun ha-e, it is now adnntted
bv Ihe W lujs was purchnaed by President M -n
roe 1 and the defalcation of Svuriwout- which Mr.
M. made Ihe burtben nf all his speeches auainst
, wr-h-
getrsjt-the-fatr'f reasnrv. it ir atavridrnttreTrby
Whiggery, was a bummig. goi up by 'a clique
lu New York, evidently lor the expreaa purpi
u deceiving the aeyfifimi.m.mmmJm,,..
m tjuery T IT GiivrM rebekJ iriftrwhiri
'tft tattaVtlvd'Tie' Wke-e4vTiwaf' man to ' give
"Ilie'ilS eirtUlatioti'f' 1fWTrmdaaf-ea:laBw.ihi
ignorsocs, is he a fit j..veiiior f r the people of
North Carolina t Mecklenburg JiJ-rymitan.
MARRIfcDr
In Charlotte, on the 3tHt ult, bv h Rer R II
Mwruam, D. I)., JOHN J biat'K -tiuD, L-.io
Miss M AltY L., daughter nf the late bl' .-y
Journal of Hanking t
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