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TEKlSi
1
: rwJVTCHMAir may lerencr be bad T
; ilA ioa Fifty Ccuwpcr jetr. i;
. i-r..c nw iutMcnber who will
. i- . ..r'dr uiift fear at lwo uoi-
I
it tun i" ,r i i
ii.p :p ,
lame flaw thali
advance ih aeoT" of
utfaer nbsctt-
f?-''ra h(i du not paj Joiing the year
iSikl w!11 rece,Ted r -,eM lMn
..JhI ; be'licM'tioaedt... .bet op.
Tii. Editor oalesa ill arrcarjjee are jid
''fei' All letters to itb Biditor most b post
?T ,hffi ibfj will crtaii.ljr nrt be .
f.ttl!) Of
wlfAnreeWMSb'-rail.' Cnf a
if Vf it; iMrfMii;';iMfl Ttcettly Kire
Trte11 H)1 inrM .,r 19
SUflWwin c.intmod dntil rd.
t.mfm ilirn. where nu dirrciiu
pacn squa e
.cirtrv
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prifileofchanjrinlhe orm
PROSPECTUS
Grccnsbo rough Patriot.
tt riNCi potchaaed ih ttb!i bment hre-
lt jflfjf e dceapied bj I fFiUuu Swaim, do
ftud, (fa fubeeribers pfropuee to ; coatiuae the
poWicai of the papr, bearia; the
.Wi litltf. Castum reqaires thit we should
rtuhin it tafia Ibjeeta to which ' oar time aod4 publicauooffof
Jill " EWwiJgi if power," is an via oai iroe
Btiia.! TJi Mand ever uioat bev the chif
una fkida,f uO which republican institutions
Itjhtl) be our first reat object to dif
icimofl; the people correct intelligence 61 all
ei:ten wbtch z oat judgment raaj appertain to
ifuvdur. ;li4t mere are a . lew lopiCR,
tc wem at present, more especiallj to de
ooJii ttteniwo ofthe peuple, and evosequent
jonfi, wilt be mori circumstuniial in the
fij!i 4 u lintetid'-tl ciiuf .
.1ijjrfiliif-.-rri'bl W a ubjert which
y if brei( ui deep in t re i t ilw u .' f
wjHjb!lc, tod it preMht is jMiMiljariy bo. The
ttt l divided iMu lHO great inditlrat faeiions
TliiiiriMfvn haedirt itririeipte. Thre i m
BWroioiuoa seiise knd inuHijjence w ho can
I . .. -..A rPt....,..U k .... .....
Vn 1 ) Kiuutni. i I imuiu iic uwi iiui - - III . . 1
ppruvf wtSer parfjr,i.rcsiiirHi ctiootte -- " ii.i1iH.riir....lr.,...
Tf IE SuUicriber has joat Wivtd in addition1
. y 'n 4ck 4f,Boulu the lollow-
iMetrwirs Or, llice, - .
wftMirsmw v"i'ea oiaie)4 ,
Jn's Chorrb Members Goide,
Jrbetrja Lu-r iu the founy.
Jamil j Monitor,
Fathers Present 2 tola.
Father's B.M.k. '
Iftfl'ietye tit Mothers,
Daily Duty. 1 '
Huppfement to six Months Convent,
Family Religion, )
hpragoe's letters tq a Daughter, i
Catvirvon fornaiis, ' '
Chrit Hir fixample .
Feiiiale HllJniss,
. Kvry U4 D.ty.
IViild;Lei4jf8 to Children,
j Hu aUm I Jill, 4 ; r
XtMU' (Jit ua, . -4 i
D-Mila' Itrr-r f RIgin l; "!"
ilxiiiiah Mire, Mm-jta, '' i
Ufu r.lee ri -I'operjjl, (" .
DarnlPa-rjilr Hriyers .
1'hasMt' f j Pr -fiL 1
I'liillijglipuJg, ! i
Dailv Seru tue Heaiir.?.
ia veiled lioid U.S.
D. IHiittif to, Alit:n)i. Missisijipi,
MR. VAN BtJRErrS CLAIMS ON;
THE VOTE OF THE SODTHltll"
Mr. Van Burtn for Fret AVgro Suffragf.
J On the I2ih f of Scptcmli)82l;;the,
committee oo the right of suffrage, rerHrt
ed the following amendment to l!iecoosir
tntinn.4 See Debates of the Convention,
page 134
Every
'Zl years
Slate
any election
vote fcc
On the
the above
eration
nosed
aid : I am unwilling to retain the word
i?!!?' Maowi ball ; Onmotioii f u ti.- .i. .
SSfL?0??.1 ew iiperab e pre- bill be rpondi? for public i& Pit 6
ar individual florOsi public1
tbem. f Willi nrt
r"a!7. fr: "Vinson ibe yeas and honorsbl WJ:"
PMrmana do trunthai !n
ce against vou. therefore: I V.ll ;nw ..IJI-j ITTl " oeDnilci7t was deter- that th
f luicicru aliens in vonr nativ ind i u: . . . mrrrr ,M" js l nonorahiA numki.
founded, or m mni;.i -11 .kL' .r i 1 I v i I j of rv-- It
' f. . A' i r 7 w I Uessra. Romii 151' T. 1 : I , lUlcnere l Wlin. in in rmm-
b.t Z sL - --.. .
W PS"' c.,,,leD mn nitir.1 eoSll "r," U?ndl, Cobb, E1IU. H.'fne, John? vZZ e
. iwfto miu hare reiiaeo m we 1dH;. r: Y yr ,1 roD. !, King, UeKinleT. Micod. Par- " ILKi,'? t"WM.
for i fix months next preced ne fSi. r iZZ H PlfF P" "a. South of Md.; Smitbif SJ a. 'te 13 ra W1!""
,&c. .hallbeenUUeU. .liT'"'.7 r-
! I " OZirX-:? V.W.R'nW Tta who rated '. :
19th September, (see page 186.V "ao ","meP , Mera. ; Bern.rf. R.,iri5 5 T "L"?? -.WlJ;bV
- - - - , . u i a, uchuii. aa iiasnranAit mke a . v mn- i uulh k xmr i m nieAMiMMi a i s
amendment beine under conaid- .iLr. r !i r ' . r too. Chase,' Diekinnn T; tn.w -u LrrV" vl rw,ueu a oeiuon m
. which had been sunnorted and ool ofl PPl? son Ilenrfr," T.O" .OI : neighborinff
w w mm m w w dc wii mm iai uiia - A si - a am m raw- I -h ! iini an ' m a esas - w .b. . aa.ai m
W . - W - T m , mm abVa ai
" h avw aaf arw aaa mmm I . .-
a . Sft atka III HrrM TTB) ' SffrSaTim
I f"M tfiUiiauCi tuaisVSa ilUUlSa AIOireiT. I h)Hh ianna a. . Lta . "
" lalfi I D.lL.' . 7 "1 . V I vauuvi tail U CUIDDe 1 OWnm In drf-
Chrwiine iiiflueuetr,
Chriatian,
Every !Dav
Every Day) Fwty,. ii
Christian 14thers tfifseat.
Vouur iMaafa Own Book,
Students Manuel,
MICHAEL BROWN.
April SOth 1336 tt4t ! T .
N. B, Also! lust received, at the Salisbury
Tract DeDtikjry,Jhe Atnerican TracU Society's
Tracts and Books
i y . I'M. BROWN Agpnt.
WHEELER
AKD
BVHSKTSy
Have jitii received f mm JVt Fbrjk a t-
ply of fresh tind genuine.
Medicineh) Paints Oils, Dye-
i
With d large
withuut "gmiijjf a detail
aihortment cf
by way of advertise
white, because iits retention ia repugnant i g.j
u u me principles anu notions 01 loerty TQ r
to which we have' heretofore professetiitO; j- ?
"r rf V"1 .f-iiMu rvi- recoiFH th Wn..,t;. tL::.ii v e "VMUCUI was aeiermu
deuce, which is a concise anu" inst expsel "7,; "'P"? w"c w tue Yeas 26. Nave 21
of those nrincioles. In that sacred iiiatru. 1317 r"I0'c- .1 !? ; :u On motim. of Mr n.'i' ,tJirl.rBr WI "riy staves to
: Ku.a ronAA .K !loir ii WW. fOn termination oftheae kt.TT l:rV 2. CU,UT ? irT&oddeoij it is discovered that
cided, , Nothing from Mr, Van Bu- SrS sbe Thomas, Van Buten,WebsUr, own lives,! and those of j their
reply to all thir cant about equality oViV f t1 n J"." 1 children, flbescech gentlemei
sit the whites and blacks. 4 Did' he m"d f "f? ,hal! l!f V 11 P" this matter as it is. 5 Take for
wives and
emen to look it
illustration
mended?' it w.s determinect in the affirma. SiTcS oi 7am iT nU r
u Ae Yeas 26, Navs 21. - it - il ! l.-io- k;- i" Si'ZlX LT. r'"".
wu uh vwn jana wiui intny slaves to
meat we Kara jreroided the follow ng i iX, jr - n,mf ,on 01 ineae ,nd N beine desired br'one fifth of Se 7Z7lVr71l. " 1 " 0,,TO"ere.' "
controvertible Utbst " Wehold tle! f St!:nfe 6 PaS 203y:th. que.tjon, Senator.' preaVm- ",.one pih of lb. one Ml ct hem t . concerned id plot to
tratha t li.Mlf.HdMU tint illimnt: AHi't' o)n,wori vhU,pn uked ThnZ. . '.i lli f..f S destroy the lues of their master, his fsmilri
truths to lie sell eviOnit, that all? men are d de .. u t f 1 hose who toted in the affirmatite, are, and neighbors, with a tie to produce their
eirnted qal ;th tbey , U-. t"', Bartoni B,man. Ben- freedom and immediate?1wUr"t??oot
!52-!?r? 'l'tolonly fonrf Mr. Vwi- ; fhwe, Dickerspn, Eton, 1.. . tncked.np d ihanaV S
u.a..iHin.K man itrc me, uuciiv, u uw nffirm,,;.a ? r WH owrison, tieUUf ICKS. JODDSOD Of K.eft. man tm thn.
deprived of his property with
mce tor an indemnity, beside
anil inviel. nfm.J ... :
respecu bbiection. wtZZ 9 Tbomag Vaa arcD Webster, ed by a loss of confidence W; bis remaining
rof ixtindinff the J' . 3 . .. I i ,.: " 1 ljtes. It cannot have been intended that
IGeneral! Root then observed see same 1 ."JAr' Migoi, wcane, jatarks, Wi- out any chance for an indemnitr. CeidM
Igel that he thought the report of the "'..!e Kowa?; Kgles,!Sajndford, the disquiet and anxiety of mmd occasion-
i. . . ' - i ar 1111.JII a . iiiiiiixv. w n n a-vii ran ; avw n r-tte v a a
pursuit of happiness
a t iv-' aa w w a w vuuaoiv va Kf " 1 fi
Rf iiieiMnpnnti ana ever since me ior-f Committee was in some
.j 'T"5 "i .1Z TZI ViCkale'l fnre was danger of extending
ZZZZ ..yS7m tir li brt, now ex-
n..UM , .,4W..ku,fc u6 wiitcu micu I extended to neirroes. or in the ruAitA lan-l .. " ujrat uwj nave a power t mis to o
just power.!; by retaining thatrord. ybn ifSS n N Oobb, Ell, H.rne, Johnson of Loi;, of sl,Ten.ooe.ir.
depnre a large and reputable number tfkit . k. ' r." ;.i2Ti . .' MeKmley, Macon. Pwtis. Bobkns.sibbec, T me n seen., that
Those who voted in the negative arerl ConrrcM b anin- nn -.tt.;- -vi j
uviiibiu utaubu. Liuiiuiucia. " uuui j iiith iwiwr innai in (uiia .-t .
1. ril.i ft " t I z . rr . Wkk?a,l", ucouuuioa
r irM Pent it? and compel
inexpedient to
a view
npel those to
contribute to the support of; the govern
rofnt in which they claim to participate,
tnp Mrhoae protection they: receive, he
would now move to strike out all that part
f'fha
TaJTai I - 6VI'W VI UIC ICUUlt) IT Illicit 1UI
ri 1 VMU ears au;io insert hi
nll:oS tk.r i . .a.- - i r
tu auienumeni, uie principle 01
The
the
r
with us, and to which they are justly end
tied, ever since the existence of our gov
ernment." Same day, see page 190, ;
Mr Jay moved that the word whit be
stricken out ;
Mr. Kent supported the motion of
Jay. He was disposed, however, to art-1 f.-i ,unranf
nex snch qna.ificsUons, and condition, a. 0; ha7P3y sog,
flhniilii nrovtit thm rrnm rnminr in hnrliDd I r : . " . o& "si.
-I r- ",,7V7 antenuinent was then read. i
from other States to vote at elections. ' Mr. . I il iu
ir. . .j. .... - A proviso was subsequently offered by
Aciii pn.reeoeu m, suppon uie mouon ip ih4 ,!,;,. QiT Q - ,:,si;nr th
who had a free-
obviously for the
strike ouu on the ground that it woimI be a fu
i i i r ' f n irte negro suffrage to those
violation of t he Constitution of the U S. to ;41i,, Ja;u w ' " J-n u
prnhifiit them from voting Ou the 20ttl H Wrth f850. b
Sememher. nn.Te 103 1 1 iSe wf preventing the s
num. the pub' tt sen rally are icprt fully ihvi
ii rHisi aoe aide in: pieferenee lo the other.
i6iiBitioofitiiin lherase btanns tliu with
W,ii.ieltia to the ettsuin pfenideutial elec
kEut,fuf rtiftuns uo long to explain in a
'Mjwovwe;wiH oecioeaiy'.aopri i lie claims
(hip White, ki th reiJeucy, in preference,
thuMi uf y to Uuten. v i , "
IVe reratejit'd that Ihs division if federal par
M lWd on j)titcjple. But the laci is not
V.lrrdiuiedthit oor country is infeated ith
i mi w rjfnorani, unprincipled, (Kiwer-hu tiling
ajta(iet,wili bring itikt action '. every mis
5r wu set ice 10 sustain men nu nap(eu to
lin lbeiunshiiie of pilary. -while 'liey
i oiMjfrsiitoj our care t r nnnctult. e
-'ftid.iiiieii'dto, paiaue'; a' leinpratH coarso
hi these liiinH but where we see a
pak iWUri of the violation of confided
j-'r,.j nj uin,ia any pariv, we inibic it a
to the iabie,pariieufarlyiihe Physicians & .Ker
rhanu, ftr the Inrue patrhitagrt ttiy l.ae hither-
to receivec; anq oy Ketpin on nana iresn .vieui
cines, hope still to be fatored with their ciwUnn.
aii oraers irom a uistance-wiu oe panciaaiiv
atteiided lo. ;
April SOih 1383631-141
Pui
to
irsuarit to a
lor It wan'
rtie Clerk snd
iau fueftday f hel
CEICE
i
tfecree ol the Court rf Eqiity
tiH)iily,at April Term l&b
Piaster will sell at vtfocksviile
!24th day, of ay next a tiact
of Land ctMituiaintr
12,2. &.cnns,
- . i I
adjoining the ibvuds .' Wjilliam (Jasey and oth
er, on a credit of twelve munthi. Ifquinna bond
14 V l h peple,aa conductors ot a i.ob j w,,h apifved Security, lor ! purchase money.
umt tyexik iha conduct ol the author to i m " mei protierty ill Jotui iasey:. Heirs.
AaVyAericulturaV improvement, like
rj in ana icience in the pres nt ase i& cer-
V Wucinj, , Tmt owine to causes on w hiclt
rpftM hcra dilate, it proteases in our 5iaie
f J 1 'I11! ep, Weahall tax our judgment
fWBtiry tu glean such luforinatioii . on this
ftf I twy baaiiited to" the petiole, soH and
u.rit . aj l.i . !
5ioae ooutnern country; and
and is sold tor l bh Durtxse of nariHMin.
I 3. IL.L.I1AIN, C.M.E.
ApiilSOth 1$36 4w41 !
IlY virtue oia'decree pf the Court of Equity
MOnttes of .North Carolina; The
!H rit of rvrai ;GCCupations, none, perhaps,
l1Jffrtt he moat powerfuHntlnettcH on
independence and happiness "t uiaokind.
t (tetltung. huinhlf their
tor Uowaif Coooiy, at April Term
will be expos dj to public ale at the late
particular j ior of I4.nicl $ain.nec1ii in the 2?th
Jtiay next,a i rat-tot L.knq ctniUitiiii.g
dvMll
day of
Rtll'jt'Ct hi fltel uidoiv's
lauds of Jhu
tiact of
l)vier, a!j iniuo the
September, see paje 199
Col. Yoiing i said, (see page 191,)
The minds of the blacks are not com
peteM to vote. They are too much dej
Hats , rraiuinvv; sn iaiuui lf CAClvlor
with fidelity and discretionthat important
right. It would he unsafe in their handsj
Their vote would be at the call of the
richest purchaser. If ih is class of people I
should hereafter arrive at such, a degiee of I
intelUgence and virtue as to inspire confi
dence, then it will be proper to confer thu
privilege upon them : At present, emanci-
. I . . . . . i .a .a
pate anu protect mein, dui wiu.n iu mai
privilege, which they will inevitably abtisej
Look to your jails and penitentiaries. By
whom are they filled ? By the very race,
whom it is now proposed to clothe with
the power of deciding upon your political
rights.
If there is that natural inherent right
to vole which ''same gentlemen have urged,'
it ought to be further extended. In New
Jersey females were formerly allowed to
vote ; and on that principle you must ad
mit negresses as well as ncgreos, to partici
pate in the right of suffrage. Minors, too,
and aliens, must no longer be excluded, but
the era of good feeling be commenced in
earnest." '
m a a
Mr. Livingston said : ' cir, we are
standing upon the foundations t society.
trolling colored
gentleman from coming jver Irom other
States and voting, such as our runaway
a, ayes frorn; the South. If
'This subject being again under consid
eraitun, see page 364, Mr. Birdseye moved
to amend the first line of the section which
read, every male citizen of the age of 21
yeats, by inserting after the word ercry"
the; jwqrd "Jrec" which was lost. Mr.
BriggsHhen moved to amend in the same
lace"by iuserting in the word ;tx7ue,"
which had been, before struck out.4 Chan
cellor Rent opposed the motion. -It was
true he said, tiiat the blacks were n some
ispect, a degraded portion of the comrau
nUy hut he was unwilling to"see them dis
t ranch i$ed, and the door eternally barred a
gainst them. 1
.Then comes Van Buren, and what says
he; hear him : Mr. Van Buren " said he
wan favor of the plan proposed by the
sliett qiimmiiiee, and opposed to the amend
mertfwhich was to reinsert the word
Iriftjr," see-same page 364! "
Mr. Van Buren again see page 368, in
concluding some remarks, said : He
tltouglitHhe committee, constituted as they
were, had done themselves great credit, by
tlteir com ession to the opinion of those
i'rou'i whom they differed, and he for one
retumtd them hu bincere thanks. Under
all circymtiancet he tvvuld be welliatUfud
Smith of Maryland, Smith of South Caroli
na, Tazewell,Tyler,VVhite, Williains, Wood
burry. f ' !
So it was resolved, That said bill do pass
with amendments. ii
MR. VAN BUREN A MISSOURI RE-STRICT10NliT-
That Mr. Van Buren is and was a Mis
souri Restrict ion is, the following preamble
adopted unanimously Nin
and resolutions
Itfe buarit to treat
Ihese ctrtions precisely $ we would do, if
they prayed us to abolish slavery iu one of
the Slates. We have no more power to a
bolbh it here than we have there.
I think in either case We ought to refuse
to receive them. I hold that if the petition
ers aek us to do that which we have no
power to do, or to do that which will be
productive of a great and lasting mischief,
we not only have the right, hut that it is
our duty to refuse to receive them.
Congress sits here as the Legislature; of
I o. . m w a a i .
e oenaie oi ew i orx, auo conclusively lbe whole Unio and alaU M (Lm onltrr
prove. ;j t tritlatur for thp Inrnl rrvn0n nf tk Fi
Preamble and Resolutions. Whereas, trict of Columbia. These petitions do not
the inhibiting the further extension of si a- ask us to make a general law, operating
very in these United Slates; is a subject of throughout the whole Union: but a.law.tho
J " af mi. k ' . ml. '
aeep concern 10 me people oi mis otaie, operations oi wnicu are to be spent entire
end whereas we consider slavery as an evil ly upon the property of the ten rodes square,
much to be deplored, and that every consti- Now if we are inorro, as well as in sub
tutional barrier should be interposed to pre- stance, a local ; Legislature when acting on
veni us lurtner exiensiorr, K inaitne uonsii- i una qucauuu, wuitu gcuueuien say is 10 ai
tution of the United States clearly giving feet slavery in the District, and no where
r-. . a . . m ' n. . I I 1J I I t.
uongress tne rignt to require oi new states eise, wuuiu wo uo uuunu to receive mess
not comprised within the original, bounds- petitions? No more than we are bound to
ties of the United States, the prohibition of receive these petitions from France or Gei-
slavery . as a condition of their admission I many. Would gentlemen, if silting as
into the Unior, Therefore, ! ; memuers oi me Legislature of Alabamadeel
'Resolved, (if the honorable Senate con- I bound to receive petitions from citizens of
cur herein.) That our Senators be instruc- Maine or Pennsylvania to emancipate slaves
ted, and our Representatives in Congress wuuiu tneir own outer Assuredly not. If
be requested, to oppose the admisson as I that be so, is it not most reasonable, rben
a state into the Umon.of any Territory not we are called upon to pais an act confined
cotnonsed as aforesaid, without making exclusively to mis JLMSirici, mat we should
the prohibition of slavery therein an mdis conduct towards the people here, as if in
pensible condition of admission
On the 29th of January; 1820, the Sen
ate took up the Resolution; and passed the
same unanimously, the following Senators
being present. , ; f I
Messrs. Adams, Austin, Barnum Bars
tow, Bowne, Cbilds, Dudley, Dayton, Du
miss. Evans. Forthineham. Hammond, Hart,
Livirtrston. LouUsberrv. McMartinJ Moons, yo"i that I have not
Mallorv. Moore. Noves, Paine, Ross, Re- been able to satisfy
sencrantz. Skinner, Swait, VAN BUREN,
Wilson, Young 30. j
this matter they were our constituents?
Martin Van Buren in his late Ietter.cfaims
the right for Congress as follows:
Mr. Van Barents O-
pinion.
I owe it, however,
to candor, to say to-
onalzer and oiherg: and another
i
3i
(SettluriS, huioblea thev mav h. ahall
riumnieWt the causes which operate
TTaui it. . - . .
- , muaoHcriueni, io inspire a love ur ine
fMji mite extenaive kaowledge of the
W Ipracike ol aaiieuhure.
ir"'f!Vora. Besides a faithful
I4i P n nei,t the day, we pnpuso to ers, on a credithf ttv
tiy7 "jwjr CAumns with-such litenry, mo I nty required fof th.e purcliase ratHie) , n the dny
yiW avtectionsi as may ifi:d'iiu Mie of sale. -ISaid Land fjehkr lo Hie heir at lata.
aaanera and ioAei.d the heait." We
T iPbhf hy hich -our craft is in dan-
ing Mst at iKiutihtbut truly there is a
P? ndy a tendency to licennooness,
i ailn Amri.n kiu!... u,i.Lk" i.
I jfi h we believe the Souiheio
7 atr from i liia oarLi iv Ar. ..t
fe.n;Il,?r t!M.a,M but we shall
i J I cu,umn8 agamat the adjiiii
i M-r 4 irnmoraT teiidencyir other
WKntintt.
.evl . Tl: ' . . ' --
Our columns shaft have a
adjoining the Lnd of Joseph Haine and oih-
lVHiiuHitnjt, Dou anu secu
;a8
untf
of Dafiifl Sam dee'd, and are sold tr the pur
posti of partition. ' ; T r
! S.SlLLIMAN.e,M.K.v
April 30th 1 $.164 w4;l i
I:
i
U flavor w
- kntnor t. introduce I hem to iheiood
i4tul , "",,.sf,ie in mr,wr
hHiailur' ""Wer which may be wet
ffTNDKRa flecree at pril Term 1836 of the
J CtHirl ol Etjuity lor K.an Count j, will be
soul at .K ktjil-, fay ihf Clerk and Jasier of
aid Ctni t, onj'he 24ih dy f ay next, a
tract of Land lii'g ii Duu-hmaits Creek, be
IsNiuig ui ihe ehildren ol William and Sarah
LJW -the good things we intend
'.j .i "J wue.anori oi ooriroies
' Wei ? tt our couise an
4t! of the puhli
i ""'f aTlV'aMi iu a l .. - - f .
tm
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ACRES,
prol
d eXff ii tim.
IA tk'liPfs lhaV
P'etiia ihoroiigh trial. 1
j : v'j ' A K. H NNRR.
af--r-ii-t C.N B EVANS
j r; ura i l l. . ti a : a.
VMat p.ounea weeny at
tota irJ ?bto. if pall ; within I tl.ref
Vteaffir bauitoe. ihrn dollars.
-?,t,; U atariea pe
i ahd dera f.r hepaper
it-itrie Sin,, i i-
K vitlw.r! d'wwitihoaoce within the
li ai!i i?J M engagement ; and
' ;, Mucontinuea nntil all arrearages
t'S' 'xeeedingieighteen Itnea
0 WdS,W?l1 W J 1 three
h ?nJ nty five rerit fur
bl w,'i-iho8e if greater
adjoining the lands of the late George iiiinfutd
and others, on a credit oi; twelve monil.s f r one
inoiety.ahd eihieen" months for the other, re
quiring bumfs aiol sumV-Mni seorty "or the pir
rhase moi ev n the day ot sal. I iu to be
made accuruing tu luriur raer oi iiH Lourt.
S.SlLLIMAN.c m.k.
The elements of government are scattered Vii right of suffrage, as it will soon be
established, and vaould give tt his zealous
support as well in his capacity oj delegate
as that1 qf citizen.
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Again: see page 476. Mr. Van Buren
saidtNe had voted against a total jand un-
qualiiieti exclusion (of the blacks, ) for' he
woujd not draw a revenue from them and
yet dsmy them the light of suffrage. But
this prtpyiso met his approbation.) They
were exempt from taxation, until they had
qualified themselves U vote, The right
Was :tioi denied to exclude any portion of
. t S" - a . rat . . -:; t
uie community, who win not exercise uie
rignj p suffrage in its purhy. This held
out inducements to industry ; and would se
cure his support' .
1 We the undersigred have compared the
foregoing extracts with the published pro-
reeditiffs of th? Debates oi tne new xorK
Kyonyenttnn, anu nnu uicui nuir auu avt,u-
rateiy copieu.
uan I. r - oiaugnier,
Jos. Mayo, I
R. Kidder Meade,
Wyndham Robertson,
Allen ? Wilson
Dan'l Ai Wilson.
April 3n-h 1$36-441
IGE.
rvnHRff:i.ry m.1 uIh puiiutni to a decree
n - t . ..! .... i ..
JL V the Clwrt 4 ruity, will fell 4i me
Premie tin lh2ith day of Wv wexu a tract
f Land ntntaihtng
adj lining tbe la!nds t J-in Hihck and others, 4
mttoeast vt Oaiuoury, .aiso
KV r r-a ,
WttJ J ASSY 4
1. -m-- ,-
WTg&WSS for sale
IFFICE
Neai
a: Uw
SIS M3AiJBS
lh first.
t of Mary
aid lanfs behmg to the Heira
Brown, 4d sod is aId0fot the
tUi.M..r Mtihu A ered.it forgone vear win
be allowed for oWe ball, ahd d. two years 6t the
other half cf lw pr.. arid the purcbaer be re-
quirea iugif Qonu ana imct,uoy
puicnase taooey on me wyw i ; .
D. lUl-iaiAll, :o at
amund us. All rights are buried : and from
the shoots that spring from their grave we
are to weave a bower that shall oversha
dow and protect our liberties. Our pro
ceedings will pass in review before the
power that elected us, and it will be for the
people to. decide, whether the blacks are
elevated upon a ground that we cannot
reach. Sir, we, all of us, entered into the
government subject to the iinpl.fd condi
tion, that our constitution was liable to re
vision and alteration, and that ihe blacks,
iu this particular, have vetted rights exempt
Irom the power of abridgment or alteration,
which the whiles have not, 1 have yet to
W- i
learn." !
Mr. Jay, (see page 201) in concluding
Sis speech, aid in reply, 1 have yet to no
tice the argument of the gentleman from
Saratoga (Col. lYoung) They were avow
eilly addressed, not to, our reaton.but to our
prejudicesand so lorcibly have they heeli
ured, that 1 feel persuaded that they hare
had more influence on the committee than
all that had been said on this ocrdsforiV
Though repeated in various forms, they
! a a a .a' -a,a ';
may an oe summonea up in tnts mat we
are accustomed to look upon black mien
with contempt; that we will not eat with
them t that we will hot ait with them; that
we will not serve with them in the militia;,
or Uie juries, or in any manner associate
with them ; and thence it is concluded that
they ought not to; vote with us. How, air,
can that argument be answered by reason
which does not profess to be founded , oh
reason? Wliy do we feel reluctant to associ
ate with a 6oca: men! J here is no such
reluctance in Europe, nor in any country
in which slavery is unknown. It arises
from an association of ideas. Slavery and
a Mack skin always present themselves to
gether to our minus. . But with the dimi
nution of slavery the prejudice is already
diminished ; and jv hen slavery shall be no
longer known among us, it will perhaps
Hi Johnson,
llobi Camphell,
iliioMilBoits, i
X W. Pegram,
J. Page j
1. Rhodes,
Jenj.Hi' Smith,
myself that the grant
to Congiess, in the
Constitution, of the
power of exclusive
legislation in all cas
es tctafspever' over
the Fedeial DistrictJ
does not confer on
that body tne same
authority over the
subject that would o-
JUDGE WHITE AND MARTIN VAN
BUR ENON ABOtlTIOX,
Look on this picture ! Thenon that,
Judge'Whtte in his speech thus refutes
the power of Congress to abolish slavery in
the District; i !
In doinc this, f shall not address mrself 1 1 her w ise have been
to Senators coming from either tbe lEast, or oossessed by the
the West, the North, or tbe South,1 ia par- States of Maryland
ticular. hut to the Senate, the whole Senate, and Virginia; or that
because if it is desired, as I believe it is Congress roighl notJ
that we should remain together as one peo in virtue tnereoi, take
pie, secure, prosperous, happy and content such steps upon the
ted, the whole country, every section of it I subject in this Dis-
has a deep interest in this matter, this agi trict, as those States could be placed, and :
tation and excitement must cease, ' might themselves tske 'for bpt h reasons ft oull
4 What then ought we to do, as most like within their own ltd- if called on to act
ly to put an end, to those fangiy if eelingsM iu, and consistently! withhold my assent to
which now prevaiif i f with tneir rights ot. any bill bavin? m
fudge White's Opin-
ion.
Washing ton.
Mkrch 17, 1830,
Dear Sir, I bavs
this moment received
your faVor.under date
of the 15th instant.
In answet to lbe ques
tion! put to me, i;
say, jl do not believe ;
Congress has the pots
er tp abolish slavery;
in tbe District of Co
lumbia, and if that
body did possess the
power, I think the
exercise of it would bo
the very worst of?
policy.
Holding. these o
pinions, I would act
upon them m any sit
uation in which 1
view such an object.
I take the liberty of
forwarding to vou a
Abn) SOth l36-5w41
disappear. But, air, what sort of argument ! sing
is this ! I will not eat with you, nor asscMl dv tl
I ' 'I .- - ...III mt
ciate who you, oecause you are black
therefore I will dUfranehise you. T2
MRj VjINj BUREN FORTHE TARIFF.
IS That Mr; Van Buren is and was for the
TarifiV the Journal of the Senate of the U.
States proves conclusivelv. i I
dil r. Ihfc 1lk nf Mav 1ft OA tV, Tariff
v i ; VM w sir m we i i a w m ei w mmm
act rn(ittcd! kan act to amend the? several
acts lr imrnaing duties on imposts,' pass
ed in the Senate by a vote oil 25 to 21.
Mf. Van Buren voted ia the affirmative.
The following extract from the Journal
of the Senate of May 13, lSSSjexhibits him
as sustaining throughout the Thai iff act of
tha oate, called, and properly called tne
15iU of Abominations.' i
ii. i. ' i'JOt i. ' i h i " m' . m
'l be amendments to the bill entitled kan
act in alteration of tbe several acts, impo-
duties on lmostV having been reported
In mv opinion, we should refuse to re sovereignty.
ceive th?se petitions. It ii a mere question I Th us viewing the)
of expediency what disposition we shall matter, would not:
make of them. All who nave yet spoken from the lights now pamphlet containing
admit that Congrrss has no power whatever before me, feel myAtny j sentiments on
over Slavery in the respective Statu . It ii till toft in pronoun- this subject.' '
settled. Whether slavery is right or wrong- J cinz that Conztest ; 1 am most respectPIy,
we have now nopower to consider or diar doe not possess the Your ob't servant,
cuss, suppose, men, a peiiuon were pres- power o tmerjertng, du. i. ,nnu
ented,to abolish slavery id the States, would uiih or abolishing1 JnoyB. D. Smith Esq.
we receive it? Assuredly we ought not, be- tlavery in the DisA i
cause it would be asking! os to act up- irict of Columbia. I
on asubiect over whicb we have no pow-1 Choose between vumi
er.
'But these are petitions asking Congress A grocer in Winchester, .Virginia, advertises
to abolish slavery in the DiatricL lave we
the newer? think not. I consider tne; ysneij w ''lZsm. atrat fmm i)..
you. Tdes- ind,-;
oh i bv tne committee correctly, engrosseo, me
H I . II- .1 i 1 . .a .a a . - L - J J I.
I mu i wb4 txaa uie uiira uinei as emcnucu.
e power? J thin noi.. y consioer me rJest to the weakest, from the soci
guroent of the Honorable! Senator from Um mm J,. hj. nronfi berin with the
Virginia, Mr. Leigh, upon that pointy con- eoajQ8 appe juice, progress, with easeaee of
elusive. It has not been arisweretf v and I caches, tbe growth lef, the last twenty years,
do not believe it can be.' Slaves' are prop- and are topped off with tbejnuinseldCoffniac;
erty in this i5isfm-Congresscanhrt take bis asaortmet of IVhuJcey U Uiii : a-
private .property, even .Wietise.w.t
out making just compensaiion tome owner. -&u Baker u j wmrfw;weciatrD by bis .
No fund is provided by the Ponstitution to mdeiusement. Charles Lamb never said say
pay for slaves which may be! liberated, and, biog nhit essay on wRbt Pigmore fliks
the Constitution never gives! Congress the the thing" than Mr. Baker does when ; ha .V
. . ... ...t,:0f.. withmit at I .itr, tjMi hu whiskerl to be Mso i ancient
uotb aw w wwwu a f r I r t
the same time, furnishing j be means for its
accomplishment. To liberate slaves is not
that it should only be mentioned very deferta-tUlly."-tfczandri
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