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rnnirbm isoeech delivered! in the
:enneisf:e LegisldareJ by it
oa expunging.
ilThereff are some bora
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speech, Which we extract ir,tbe Khoxvfllaf
IVTfM
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Recister.T Tfierrrajibo softer new
inS it, and asscTf'ro farcasm as any one need
want: thci whole most hiipil)f CxpresidV
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.IkthaV wV ifo np vr call-
eftfpbrtju. . . . jnsmictingpbr Senators to
rvote for b bbliJerattoQ. oft llie Journals of
the Senate of . the 4Jied -5Ut originated
ftbandTwalprbdticeii by jM?; Va Btireh;
mid it isrfbrfbti sake, and tlitl of his
ifl P that trW-ddiotrs and ' bncunsrjtUtionM liape
'munictted to! ltl iThe qucatiprv is briefly
tbjs; General. Jackson rernoved ih depts
iihm A resolutioii was inirdpced inio the
Senate, censuring the act 4tj wa passed.
ln passing it gentlemen sayt he Senate VU
o)ted the conslitution of , tjht)jnit(l States.
Sp05s the j did?4 If the jr'iScI it ijgnora nilj,
ti.W83 n odious - act,it ieiiiinalljr, ; it
Ws crioilnaL ' Jrf either ;cfie the deserTe
irrb, reprbaiion? of? ppsterifyll Genlleraen
sifpr; that the Senate orth;e(niteJ ;States,
'Wtjlhe art ofj insetting upon eirj)urni!r,a
dipproYal of the remoVa! jofihe public de
'p&ites, fictwostji and itH h6ir 6jres open,
aojd for; pi Aipurpbsest' jio.n,'aj ula
tel tbo" cpnaiitutin which iiejr wee tvoro
toaubport, and ibtu are gui!(y of the moral
v. ffirno of ;pejur.f "And yej Jjcn epme 'jjen
1 4)rnen wi9N to.jcxpwnge.' flrf 8 tr4k journal
; tHb reconJ of the act. Wi'air)ng Vxbi
'ltioo pfl tijconsjstcnrjfdo wllerejerceivje.
I Prpetralorl" of Jiinmof usaay Ur n witb
r: puck ankteiy U jblot totri kistej:e wery
I- rrlernoria) of- tbeif gu;iltn tii pift jproseou
f ;ti whiiedulousiy strives ltg We! h prcujf
! al endnlinff ea istorire; r Htfrje tM rule Its
ritersed! I Three w ho charge ; (lie Senate
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with en doe, are strtt
Iy.athrniic edence dfhuet., while
ISO accuseu ineaiseivi's, arieaennig crj
nerve U preserve tite disracf u 1 niouurneni!
Sri if Iheyiare guilty; leafepo; posterity the
power of cndenining thejmftheir. own
tlouthl. Kjcpungeithe aci.ifni tljfe journals,
and bejievd me, future ageiijw!illbe slowjto
UtlieTe that the Senate could b gudty-of
ci t d4 a prostuutibn of tEtijr constitutional
ittnctionavj;'. i" 4j-
I Bui gentteineneay the reohitipn was 'tin
jonstiuticMi3i. He it so. I ffHatfs tho most
cocenjt reason Why it should regain upon
the jdurna). Lt jt rerhairiJtHerp as an in-
l our pout-
Mr Senator
jdeliblja blot upon
- ical opponenlsk ;
it Wiui nrnirioscJ
terast ;HYwith being a boastful 'cowan! and 1 1
WoriJj and treacbtraos frienJ.- I v- j s.;.-
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the administration, White was found side by
side, with- the chief?- It - was then;'sir, as a
fast hope, determined to press the- expuhg
ing Tesolutionsiand' why?V Becausa, si,tlie
examination; had prored tbat ir Mr. Vio
Boren came out in tho 'field fairly tg'inst
dge White1 deat Jwas; ceitain. JTbff
biind of Gen. Jackson must be poisoned a
gainst Judge White, and they "anfortunately;
succeeded -in inducing him . to believe that
nothing but expunge would do; and , thit
White wouldj odtiiTOte forv tba't word ..be
cause be Jackson wanted it-x NofirairJrat:
th ese ar? , fact I refer you to .M arti n Jl n"
trigne9 in. daygone- 'by. TAny "thyijr dark ;
and tortduus in policy -mar be-infer re4 la-
gainst a man, who, personal adTartcecneoi
for andaganist fMr, ? M adisoti, against the
Bahk bur for iits) branches, provided that I
one : tpuld be located at' Albany,: against
Jaekson'and for either Crawford or Adams:
iii preierence,; oeprecating tne eiccuoa j oi
Jackson as a curse! upon the country because
of - ihis republican j principles,; whjle Judge
'White and his friends were supporting Ihis
pretention to the Presidency on account'df
these principles; but as soon as the prdspetts
of the hero tirihlen, yielding to the hieeze, I
uimming his uny saus, scuuuing aiong, si
ways companion of "tlx? huge Jackson bark,
andt thoigb once 4 torpedo ready to blow it
up, now assumes the' friendly office of tow
ing it safely into harbor. - f 1 '
.Tp'dropthefigiire, fromieing a decided
enemy of JacJcson, we behold hi'ii; Jack
son's Secretary of State, and find time a
mid ' the duties of hia T'OflSce, to plot, and
efTect the ruin of Uohn C. Calhoun,; to - do
wbichhe'trii?els,or sends emrnisaries to
Georgia,. (6 'aifail InmseJf of the knowledge
arid skill of ilIiImli:Crawnrd. sBut not
content with this, the arch magician, follow
ing the lead of hit great prototype, :audj re
solied, to suffer hp; yiVai neat.the rthrone.
commenres his courtly intrigue with the la
dies. . The result is soon known; Jackson
is seduced from his friends, ' the cabinet . is
dissorved, and some of the most distinguish
ed men in the country wither under the ma
lignant influence of hisdark.insiduot'is coun
cils. He, g)bd Democrat that he is, in the
- - i'c ' r i i ii l it I these pipU'Uii'in our'ciiiziis.we Miaider' whil
to England. honorable &.nrontnb e I . .i . I . . ... . .
, y n v- , . , v . I i? ffnwnuieaa ana wunoui reason, k iiv nun
Gmiilovmpnt. Kut thn SpnnlHil tliPir rliil . I -t . ' . :: ... e.M
"1 .i "-.j, . cruei is ctn'miiea ny mem, ii is uui iuh- unwict
and effected trpm the Diplomatic cprps this tUm. it will be aimm'ir iheroseNes al.H . The
THE UHEROKEn.1; -
DintoiiNEQir fnlm ill
L -t-j.u ;.I-j - .t.:.," ru
I fThroovhoat the whole country, Jhrwh,wbieh
We -passed fn bur late excursion tomSa jknd
oiher places, tauch exoiteuienta;'8ecuCatiun
as miglit wetf natarallbeTexpecea fruar 'the
"present reek drstqrbances, seems r S$ afl it
'With regard te the pable aUitodtf lliW Cherokee
dndiaQs will assume ia Telation la daeJCtriebar.
rAlread ihe, cuunt.ry (i o 4Wajlriiin
, th aboalinVituriea iio Jndujcr4iaihaM-botehert
of families and destruction i ot projperty i bjf. itjfj
insantaays',
day hbftVfrom Wasfirtrt.Hi City.macWissaiis-
'IayJar repeaie.lly said,therilrwuut j lie b!md shed.
.That the people' re becujnio aUrmrtd in miny
placet, and rrdcuUriy alkiUt Dihlohnega, and
tnit Allen .Mai'hWs arrivett, there v his , evening
before wittfLisarhiIy, and said sefpfal!biher
f unities spuktf ciuning in7 If ihe Uvirr. W'li
ter f the XYiiglhad chhs'alted .!r.la4hewsvur
the people ab'ut;Dahlihnega. instead cf an ima
gination rendered Crehxwdi tVu si tepeiUihJof
hluuttished bx,yng "lTfirifhe ;wd baVis
been inliirrhe'4 of the true.catise orhis Kinal at
that time, and the true state of -laiin fwit.l)h
lohnega.'l f is well known here t&a1iecrnle)rn
plStedrern Tiri j-fo r ihat place as laiig'agoasilaat
Norember.and that it was'only -delayed iiiitil
niy,(roro circunwtannes Jbe jond his eiMitrol. Nu
one here ever dreamed 4h( Mr. ! Mathewa re
rn'jyed t Gains viPe (or protect ion fruavi antici
pated; Jndian h(tihtiess j arid wjww Ute,' for
the purpose of allayingthe-fears of a lelier wri
ter, that ihe people, particiarly about p4liohna
did not;theh,n6r di they now, apprehend the
least ! dan4r Triim ! Cherokee htHtildies. But
ytjunff Taylor an Ltdianj repeatedly ad' bl od
would be thtd Y ',Ua.w head & bloly Vmesl !
But Wa3 tliat. all.he sai J n.lhat occasion f . fin.
He further! stased 'there. wuuld ,be a Mclttosh
cast, -Meaoin as any one, except a frightened
VallstarT, wHild readily ."perceive, that J hn
Rkrge; the leader of the Tleaty party ."would pa
assassinated by some one 'f us opjMjnejiis. This
is the long and short of th GatnSviUe plnicX'd
the threatened Cherokee war.- ! : . i M
; It is trae, the! Cherokeea'ire iri a' restless on
dition.but hot mire so. than thpy have been sine
Giria first , extended hfti-via we over ; them.
Arid it is also true that very, many of them ,.art
bttterl omxised tu the TreatT. Yet the idea.
there will b extensive hoSiihues committed by
tie known in the .Vexlcin arm, consented to.
the request, f TheT.Iexicsn array tad taken the
lower route; by e way cf Ccpaaijafcd Jlatamo
rasp afoidt)ia Iciaoa whartnej.'teared Would
iorrupt them juTtheiother tratk- fl'he. LMex-?
jeans appearel is.wub'.lhemseives at torn a-
gain, nerer mop to meddle with the bra-e Ter.
,4? .r
, . ixxw u&Ltass, June o. .
By the Teceft. arrival cl the schooner' San
Jacinto run) Oil vestor, private letters have ben
received in' khia clly, frbnTuae" of' utlch'we are
'permitted to extract tbd subjilned ' - ' ' 1
1 r "1 GxLrasTEft, JsLAstDifay 33. ?
1 "fWe arrived here mterdar, apd have learn i
ea amce nar;ar rival 'that t the schr. ..Santiago
:as got oT the barbyjj soru perina'idiif at
Vatar,'and f has betnjsold. 'ingot her' with her
witire eargi thi larger" jnirt of wtueh was in51
3 an?aeJ state. I Thwe thaP sieceeped'ln get
Jting her iff jclaitoed. salvage on vesl nd car
.. GeDeril Snta Anna H at present at MVatawj4
undeMt V'erjrstjfong guard, t.tg:!v-t with Almoa-
t;;the T4sidie jbf thf priMers , captured ara here.i
'AUfthJlleiiican ffwa1 have withdiwnt Bex-?
ir; which plre rhey are making tlifir lieadqaa-
Jera at present ber.irn qjrttuig 4itMy . liadVawal
owed , up al! the pnUM)S ab-mt the oeUfhbir
hotnl of the' Bra8 ; fhavinoL had nssfssun uf
liifZ)ria fr Aoveral dys) which hiscaascd a
par tail lamltie in that part ol the country." t
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AN0TJ1EH .TKjXl AN TRfUMPfl.
Mr
The rnnmr (hat had
Jon w Pint has been elee'ed a enitortf the;
Uitised States from 'the'- State ofsNew Harap-
agnation c;f Isaac Hill, ind tii trjirtd i) thii
cityaad Ukea his seat. Ib ': . - ? ,
. s . t.i . . i. , - .. mmmmmmm
UNFOUTUKATE OCCUBRENCEr
Yesterday mofntngslys the li. Y. filer, t
ahv. 01 p ub inst) as the trigate unneti
States waVdroppingownV when abreast "df
Castle Wilriam. ihrt mif po lnK-iallaftt mast
wnien atcident tnree men fell tlroin aioit
tower4kiired Instantaneously, the other
hadboth tegsroeVarfd WutSerwise m
jtired, "j;.-v-o-"
Oiiil WI IG;ST ATE COPC VEN Tldr V
the 8th I , It wastanstnumerottsly attended
4n point jdf numbers and .respectbtlitf, it is
-lniq gharer?Efctipu fdf thplcrty of Ro-j
chester, Khicb octrurredon jiIor4tliiy,:lresul-
0?Hb -Jfur, thet Why cause, ?ui
fi lends ijattng f airied thf in ickets in Mired
of the five Wards! ' Partv linr nrre strict-U-
lyhitween HarrUon rand Van jBuren,. and
eai h. side did its ;utinost.,;fAt the. last vHo
cpefteri aavjf ; Elf ctioor the.. Jacksonmen car-:rc4v-ward:
j-:f!.L;,:.t ij
I Tavo oail drivers havolhofnt arrested for
robbing the mailbetweenJMersburg.! and'
llicbmtmd. . 'I'hey wee detected i tbroujhi
lheladdress-of the Postmaster i at Peters-:
burg. ,r f. j ; ' 't ' r'K
r X t ,.. -5 T-Lfj P
HCUmrrS Ii
tWatckraan t Watchman t iwhat if ivi T
And the Watchman aeired.
JiVr tht morning ccmtlh" He, , ' W! '
1 7 J15 ifG JCCr.1
linil Iloiiil Meeting
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tie memory so;
. : -f in
to exptingcrl
Beoton, the man, who, in davS erae by, de-
rtounced G;d. JacksoQ aa in a4sassin, shot
liim in ' yoniler fn, did jap r jhis power,
fjrsi to deitroy hjsi eharactJaiid ithen . his
Ijfe iseliV "; Nojtinder tljeinjik 'of friend
. shiruhe istlie ereat champion '01 the char-
acter and ilifeonce the favorite mark of his
nVy hisitander land htsaalice. But, sir,
;qrAerfall;'iir is hut a mask. fl ela jsno jit'
xtinguishab!e jsaion 10 fhis breast but
. inalice ;envy sKiusl thoso who! hare risen
Vbove hiro,'ambitipu to nit! nctjon his dvn
merit, but! on tbel"pwn ruicf- j Sr, who be
lieves hts:bolowprofsii of iffiendsliip?
Who does' not know that;, fhej Ire the dic
pVisb :expngeVfrofn' theaMiMl page ; of
histo'ry, every record of th J glor of Gen.
lacksdh, every tnomitneut of the malico 6f
"ha'me of his enemies.' Fqx tpeti bis. own
ihatne, his malignity, wouldtbej obliterated:
; A y wtt h frietinds, hp h Q r I t m poisoned
ihaft of 'slanderjat your iiaue,clap the pis-t
tol to your brotfyj and wben you bavees1
aped both - tbirl. hate and jtlieir.. powtjr,.
crawl like fawning spaniels' at y due feet, and
Jare fain-.0 pick! the crombs ,tiat faU from
your bounty and cootempU; 1 r
itbtion requirea the Senate ft? xeep immacu
late, Judge White proposed' thai the Senate
wonid ;ffrs'eral'.reciii declafq null and
itvttf,f,the.reaoliition disaepro'tinz" of Qed.
fjackson s removal of the" depdsttes; ;Mr-
1 King, who. is Jft Van BufenrJ'arkson tnarr,
I moved to strike out the worji exrHinge.
I AM lien. Jack
strike out, as.
i his pretended
I the test of the
sir, Judge Wh
j with the Simon
f ture, 'rumor bega
j White was to be a candidate ArhePresidenr
j cyi . Before that, it was inobghtdJ satisfy
thocdnscience) of genleJthii .-'hen
i Senate' would repeal, revdrse, escind, what
I the former Senate bad done condemnatory
r of Gen. Jackson's conduct telativo to tlie
I ddposileav - But as aoon&s' lgidge'White
name was annoanced as I cantlidate for the
I Presidency,' !a . batteryl Jbf Ijdutationi andH
ii wmmmuB W.V vpenca, prooy aiijne. van
Buren presses throughour thejjand, in order
to praise tne Judge. off 'the Ifield. When
that failed; something; e musibV done.
A couucil called of Mhicbf 5i4l will not
say, nor will I tnlimate iUi an of trie Ten
nessee delegation waa irf it-MrjVao1 Bti-
! JPfe'"!01,??. .?!TSl pUdlts!laid,
r Judge White is. committed, lie has tcoosci
I entiotis scrapie abut'4lrnJr from the
I records: of the country J jwha the; Constitu
fj tton commands to be kept,' toeTproceedtngs
? of. the Senate, what bo had "s word to keeo.'
I :wlrj1artherfo to
f attjrck him;HTqCy e
ineasures of Qin. JacksimVld minmrattnn.
IniertropremcbujiiVbllejhas
ppposea.rt a heremofaRoihesMndiana--.
both 1 aides of, thaLoiiekiotil L TIiaI nntA
2wtea ufux nue opposed n to i the
lnsutunuu, auy ww waaiqga Jtcicsnnt and
Uiier .exaouuing.nt iae great
adept at dissimulation, this palace plotter
and courtly intriguer,' and brought him
home to receive rewards from his; regency
associates.;! !f pwHet the expunging press
es begin, .elevate; our hero, of-Kimierhook
to the Presidency, and we shall next hear
of a proposal to expunge the Senate's vole
refusing to a$senrto his nomination to Cug
land, and then toj expunge, wbatevjer is dis
agreeable, arid the Senate's Journal will be
come what tyrantk would desire it da regis
try of idicts and executive commands.,
But GenH Jackson, whose wishes have
ever, been gratiffed in Tennessee, desires
Van Buren.to.be Vice President. No soon
er is this kriownjlhan the General Ticket
system of voting is adopted.-r.befoie un
known in the Slate, and he obtains tho vole,
or rather, it isgijen to him , b this, adroit
mancQ-ivie j But air,' when the tables are
changed, and Tennessee has declared Ire
almost, unanimous resolution to vote Tor
provisions of the ate . 1 reSty are ai very liberal;
that we cainot reaaonahlyl: anticipate any nvir
hostility fr.n lhpm fr the next tvto years.'ih .n
we haveHfensipce t ufriMns first settled amWng
theiu When the time arrivHS; for theit redior
valjlhe;lfovern'inent tniyfthen java djffiuulry
ol some kind or other with' theui : Tney . have
long since, even the most nnciv-ilizu, among
them, abandoned every ihMigh of a war avium
the OiivernmeiUJind are ho in a siata ( drRp
,raie aland, and say the white 'people 'l.ave'bei
came nosuie towarus mem, anu inar tney, tear
. 1 t i . .
an exterininaiintf war nas oeen qiareu , ajraiosi
them bv the whites : And besides lb v are a?
sensible ot their weakness and erilird destitution
of every roeatis ne cessary lo carrv on a warf jtrv
with the General U;vtrnTirit, as the it) t iutt-t
lijenl while man in thfl counUy, and are as ceir
scions that a sup of the kind wjuld 4d their
enure ocsiruction ; otiii we consiuttr n pru-
lent, for every County in the Cherokee -conn
it y i "to prepare itself for any and every eniereo-
cy that might occur : fhebrder t
Wrt rnreiireil neither .Vliihiln or Tftiv Or
juuge ine, we naye seen tne mends, ot uWoHoers last evehins- ! Our corresooh-
1 . . f .: "---. ml S-r O i a , .
tne piouer acung on tne maxim, oiviueanq
conq ier,' exhaiisting all their . tnodicurr)
of legislative; skill to repeal the - General
Ticket system, in order if possible, that the
lew advocates that are in the State,' ot the
Kinder hook dynasty, may have a chance to
.'cheat the freemen of' Tennessee, in somi
unsuspecting
and master
r ' 1 r . There: is a rumor in lown, whreh seen
freemen op rennesseey in somi . . , ., .. .
, r - . r .u i- i plausible enough at least to entitle-lt tor n
ig place, of a vote for their lord r ' e xt r
f . . . T . . ? tice, that a t Company of Volunt;prs fio
:r j . GWmnett, was detaitetf to drive . aofttHjTnd
I f ' v v.v I . ' r ans from a plnntation some 15 mites be(o
Well, sir,J wht; has been, brought to bear to Columbus, were cut off by the Creeks, and
s(fcu.t its! fiWl.f I Th. fltvin Ltlar aura tvrit -.r i.- t. mi 'v-i '- V
wv-- . , v. ;. every man Kiueu out tnree.
dent of ihe Sentiiiti forwarded tii his .pam
per of yesterday mormnif . if UrtJp," distress--
ing intelligence: CAareion Mercury
j . AUGUSTA, Jiine 14:
There, is a rumor in lown, which seems
no
lOtll
di
ten. f When therwere reeetved we were told
' If " riirittar riltnr1aA' fnm rJ Aim ni a
thit thev werrf a simnle eXDreaaioo nf private t I. - i t.-t r. ? ;.-' j n. "
.1.- i-,i ml.. ;irl lefs that the Unerokees are assuinwy-jii hos
3.
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jreached here seme 8 d-iya
ago.via Nachitoche, was mfifircn ur, repealed
yeiiVrday by an arrival from Ofwlousa that
1200 Mexicnii, one division of the army under
Ctfljuel AVall had sorfeRderj-d th'eritielve pris
oner of var to hetiveerj 300 and 400 Texians, a-
ffreeably t.iher-quesi of Santa Anoa that they
shojitd lay jdowo their arms J 4 !
, It was Js,f 8tnieU that the I extanf torce under
Col. BurtesiiQ had t)venken the main division of
the Mexican 'army Miifter Felicia 4tid Senma,
when crossing the Colorado ; and that-the Mex
icans merely requested to b uudisturhed in iheir Ltn,
retreat fnnii iVx ts. They were still 3 to 1. 1 ;
t: i f .t. jj .tJ .s . . : t I ii-
j ury naa jinptwn ino me river a large quantity
of ainmuititionJeat it should fall into the hands of
theTexians.'S ' - ' ' 'lf ,?:flN
S it has now become probable that Corgr-ss
ACQUITTAL OF ROBINSON. H' W P1 the bill to distribute the surplus
Th. V.wl, n; .,r tk rsveotieiamontf tne states; and aaour own aiate
u . . ' i . l i i-i u . I Willi thus be piovided with ihe means ot exectii-
81b instant, Ws:7 .Judge Ldw.tds charged liaAuL .wotks for Ihe InteWl Improve;-
e .country it becomes; the part of a
forecast to urge the claims of our com
a narticthatiiin on ihe benefit that may
the various facts and circumstances .winch be expected to accrue from this sotirce.
were ucvc"iii;u. m ui uic mail
lln jii.nv.tofl sKav vtriiiiiluf Ii in rtifi rh
ence to lhefte?tithdny of the dissolute le- W there lore take place at JalisbuTjr oh
mHle?, who h.d given evilence in tho case; ' J, ' coio.auo artf
. i! l . . ' 1 s f i iilukfi trial trfifkw maaik r i.s x.kiitirAluuv . Snl.d.
8tr instant, ays:- vutige tuwrns cnargeu iala
the Jrf at great length recapitulating the kmeXt o th
testimony, iristttictihg the Jurjr upon points "prudentN for
of via w and ihe inferences to be! made from muofty .toa
.i . i . i . . J J i
citizens s rejiieted. MAN V CI I IZENS. I
baibjiry, June J8, I5S6.S;48 ,
y3 Public Meeting.
dissolute le- -' therefore take place at Salisbury r
m tho case; Hth of July next, to ctrtisult and a;ri
; . ' '..a' 'a lr ' I pu'wcj tisirasif irr it it'll inui ilJ" iairi
ulV.V "'n ur,u - ,rt; "V. V A1 M'J. byguuatisol a Kail Koad, ivithsome in
iAJis l ownseito, ; Lmma rrencii ano i- pon;.iKWket.A general at !end.n'j.f the
nzuiiein o uieis, came in collision wuii
df reputably witnesses, the former should
be; set aside ami disregarded. I T
At half pasttl2 nVlock the Jury retired;
and in i 15 inintltos thereafter returned
into court With a verdict of NOT GUIL
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The atmunciation of the verdict was fol
lowed by a Simultaneous burst of cheers
from the spectators
Fro n the moment of the arrest of the
For XTicc Xresidciil, ;
J02BVTriEjR.f;
JFkir Governor.
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Against Official1 DicTiTtoj i jA
!V . 1. M .. ' . v J ! fail
GAINST CAUCUS iMpMWATiai 1 1-11
PeRSECUTtojr For Ofinions Sir jijf
gainst Extravagance and di JLl.r
. ma. T-' l . . ( 5X uft'
AOAIW5T 0IANWORSHIP ABOLJJioj
HUMDUGOERT I !
nusic SCHOOL-
fTI I IE Suhsf-riher ": icepect fully informs tlje
'Jt oikbli.that he has. bv erffrffement. Iccattd
hitiiselMh Salitft'iry as aTeaelHUof .Music. le
wijl vrt iii5irut!iious on the rian.l, tfie Uuitar, ft
lo.CSdijiog. rie itnei.csuo rtuepnon on others,
when he. says thai he finds the slate of innate n
thl part ol ihe Country very imperfect, 1 his
he brieves is nni utn!r to want of musical t al
prisoner, dp to the awful morneiit when the I enis iri'' t'e youth of the Country but rather ito
)iry were to prodounce upon; his life or defects I in the systems of instruction. I j
oUDS-riOer Having oeen insirocieu Dy tne aoiesi
blasters in Germany, and music being nor only
his profession, bat his study, and delight, he
flatter ihiuiself if his pupils shall have talents,
lo be able to call them forth, and impart t-kill
and taste in this most beautituli and much aid-
mired
death, he never betrayed the slightest emo
iidn. When the jury icturnd to the court
with, .their verdict, the prisoner was direc
ted to stand up land look upon the Ju
rdrs, Ueltd so wi;h ah undaunted front ;
hut no foorier werd the words nt guilty,
pronounced by the foreman, than he sank,
overpowered by his feelings, upon his ven
erahle" father, and wept like a child.
be discharged, prot:Uiii:ition of which be
in iiiiui. . a mi a.im umi iiirin.iii if inn ia ir v. i vir. - . -r .
Nicholson.) informed as that all the! Presidents V WKat Fir !C fivelmndre.f aresaid
had expres3e4 their opiniua relative to their suci t V actiiallyembodied Sentinel.' )
ur!uis piuvo.o History wmuii nas no oiner . vui vm i cbjjiiiucui, ii q ucuqiuacu J
aupporteJ I believe, th,an his own respectable aV. ; ierday 'nidrning, an'df afte 'Bis'pap'er tjta been; i
thyrity, whtcbis, In rtne degree, impaired. 1d put Uiprlss says: ' Vt -V'
?y j1?? 1 ha! gentleman finds t Wight's Will bro.igbt ns ua- confir- 1
cility in taking a new ground by no means on-' ' i.-. r ' 1 ' J i .u T
worthy ortnlical tsociaiions by whichbe S???. I!J ,h,,
is now distinrulshed. Xast summer; when ."'"S1? ?eil"nfi!.anu ll- 13 nofa e ; story i
I eourtm the plaof Madrj.for-thtrftaffiigeit Rwill. turn- out to be ? unrounded, . 0jt. , !
Ljudga White had -no wmrrarr friend lh?the:3at; -tiA letterwas'Nci&ived at M Post Office, j
accomnlislimeni: an accutnplishment
which' not only elevates ihe mind but jefiries
the feelings and : improves the i heart. Nature
has not bestowed Upon all equal talents for diumc
ml more than for any other ot the arts & sctencie.
I theeacher canmu ttrerefore . make all equally
I nroflcienl. but ha nrnniisea la snara no labour Jin
tag iinuidirttely made, Richard P. Kobin- pn.jwtiy culiivatji.g ihai share of talenia wjih
son was set -at lihertv, and fn com piny with which each of :his pupils may be gifted, and; to
his lather anu fttr.. ttosie, lell tne Hall.' I un;roye treir tastes oy mailing them acquainteu
I with the uiusl admired pieces of the btst masic
! WESr INDIA EXPERIAIENT. LCW!8- I . .. . ' L
i mi it.i,. u Ai. I . i: n ii - ,-i i enm oi instruction are; e ineen Lsuuars
i I he British West India Kill appears to . , u ,, , . , m et
-t . 'I l-npr (Junr prx Mi will Itirniiil lli iiih nt liistru.
aa?tittf, siettocpnn
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ALFRED WEBB, of Rnlherf.irr j ,
COL: AND. MITCHELL: of C,
HON. Wf J. ALEXANDEH, 0Qr
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HON. JOHN GILES,! of Rntral
JOHN L. LESEUR, of Ift rkiSL
CHARLES MANLV.df WakeJ'
WILLIAM W. CHERRY; of
JOHN M. MQREllEAD.ofGfiy. l
HON. J. D.TOOMhJR, ofOum&W
JEREMIAH PEARSALL, of Dlia. !
Dr. WILLIAM PERRV of FraSHa, I
Dr. JAMES 8. SMITH, of 0r,
BLOUNT C0LEM4N, ofLea
iSCP W'e are rrquerted iti fnreimJer
Clcmest as a candidate! r th Anl
thia nitintv : al-a Wii IfAKrttlPiii 1
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didate fir- ihe office of jsjienff H gfati
vision of the County.1 1 i . J:t 'i
DIVINE SERVICE! I
Revd Mr. Belies witj prea.'-h at tisLsitrt
rk...k .1 id. .... ki. "
vuui&u uii iuiuuiiuT( a 111c uouai utir, !
:, . ; 1 'ft iJj
We have endeaTored agratn and iBt'iiH
press the people with the 1 belief, tUthijtt
Bureu majority that now ruta 1U9 niuo. a t
mst extravagant and regardless ohij
any act of men that ever had power s tii
lion. We have given- them (acta, lilefcii
rnerus and figures that cannot lieWiiit?
given them the fact, that jthey havaiUi'i
keeping money in pet Burks that a5rtii
of the people, which was not fjetdewf
of the Government; :nstead of relays m
people. We give them this fact io p
Van Buren man from North Larsons a
House of Represenlarivesj ta Wit,;ooC
nor,A!cKay, Ha w kins; Alontpnuii f$x?
voted the other day, to defeat iltM
buta the nroceeds of the oublic larfiii!0i
people, as did the great bulk jnf
jwjirk ad.njrably in j the suhstittitiou of free menio Uke lessons on.
European labour for the rescuaht apprenU? I f ' " . V
son 8 real Irienus voted 'to J p .......n. m uimi puuiig i,siaiinz mat n.pariv tii su'iiq yu )iiuinH3,utiu
Grundy, KW WbHe, even f popular meetingf crossed over, into, Peorgianear Rttapoko,
friendlK ilUk .W aS "nS ;.nd njtiit a-
;StnatorsMveaeTen.-.Now Uoished nartbf drawer of thereambla and w 'fPJt i hl9h J " 10 '"OTW
lieistngdoji clpanyhewfolaWons. iff a bale expression of General Jackih6"1 wanVra s.td ,1a' ;'lhBCff,f l8-.
pufei 4dst Ift this 1 func- preference in the Gwin letters' could soM! Xrectl!?H noj 'r8 papers list night.
I powerfully influence the Gentleman as to nro-1! Great anxiety is -niantfested here in reg ird
I, whai may. we. not x- ko the CKerokeesl f We shall prcbably Jiear
meanswhich have beW : some thing by id: mbrrow. P : r:iii! ' Z
at pjefattfnce? Tfie ve 1 . w vf' M- T;":'j j,j 'J ;
iion.each member of this bod iitl4,i-' tf I 3nT -L'U- 1
but IDentoris6efinav General I om.f.n?,-!noT Miemao, woo w at me
'was defending himself. ' Gentlemeo are I hHu se ol Mr. .lui wards, is supposed tp have
that they can seeirr this manifest at-1 been killed also, as he has. not since been.
dues a change so isignal
pect from the further
taken to signify to us that prefaience
i uisi wcmii uu( eesioa,eacn.memner OI mis t ifou ' iAt iirntrei t... it
House recelved.'ubdir the frankof the President. i-W' , - -r', lVVHP' JUTi7
three Globes t hold minenowin my hand, sir, I . We 4 are informed by a gentleman, j juat
and. the ffeouirie rrankjiow. liea'before me two I from the doI. that Mr. Rerrv Edwards fiinn
of which contained Mrantoo's srieechad I CfU
r-wv..-wt,. mu.... ito jdv .jit ovenincr ahoui Iventv miles nctith Wpst
Iigirant to claim l?if Its author-1 the father of lies I r Itf' 7 " 0 r"r VT illb .J
arid . ladder: - But weare told that
ing tii them
Jackson
so public
tempt to inflaeace; thisbodjr,no atHJsof iheTrank-1 heard ,of , Jt will be saune consoatiori fq
in privilege: - CpndocLwhicin'a private Ink a. the friends of Mr. E that his nem hbors went
vvodjd aubjeethtnt, an action-jdams;a fc bouse and bailed him.v T ! ' " r
w itiuiciuicut k ,11a suit ui ifieoiaie, IB praise-I i
is coantenaoced In the act of cfreolatlnrlhe vt: I t A-ft "s -f. -A :r'r-,
u.i .l.vJ....r i .L 1.:. u. Li .i . I . , . . .. . T-n . V.. o
nends. ender the pretence of gHffbblieitr I Mr. Oroee.t dtln of ihisl Interesilnl tdun-
w pouucai speecn. ana war aremese TirrDs- 1 k -i.:nLij;..-
JlWrft !E vvk-i Ti."T Xha,l'xianarmy. 4300 strung. nder Ihcpfrfc
k.rJr.ir, TTw :rM." leaat aidaot ihelorad riverir.on tlheri&H.
pariugto4 erbss and, j fellow the'leu-
under -ilasoIi;. abiive ,3000 which
e-west side of; the 'C 1 radoJ In lh
ismb( aepiuiai'iecuaaiuoQ navmv IOJU SICK ano
Ihis Eemleman'a! account s it also
his j appears htt General FilisoU sent a reqneit
Houai bj.lhe PresidentVowp Kandpcge White Genearal Rusk. begging to be rmitted keep
ir charged Wl.lh Ylrtason against the vsagp.vid tlielS or,400beefesi(ihen in! ptisseasiori oMbe
tojfaittej lexicaosyand ataifng that If altoweJ o do soy
conporfy;' wlfj sacrificing ,hhv fidality,N h woold dot 'cjf par fbrr bdt riside?
fats iDOOStiiaents'l- with nln-lrt 1' DisehftW themnUnirof his pplicatioii k: dahilf rati-
bnaaoItj. ; jthat
1 OOS, Wicked, waaton marFr,u VwXiL fVA- r3.Mar.1fnW.ik .- .
. 9aaureS Ol fand thr. trm. a .V m. J ' i . ! i - . f . . . '
ropean I
ces. Take the
we cooy
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ke the following example, which ' ' T ; . . . ,
c rj. .. ri r utr' J Mfi Meerbach,bgs leave
from the National Intdhzencer . L- Afld cjhairles Fh
omn labors in the West Indte , 8undhig and Qualifications. '
Mjf 'Liverbotil. has arrived at Gra- 5 !;.!' . . i'. . .
f. w. meerbach;
in referto Thomas
isher Eqrs.as.lo his
defeated ihe measure ; most effecfjil! .
had-passed the Sanats t AVji goa a -f
...3 ,r' t -. i 1 . n.. IH
jm;i(. ui .1 viriif iiii. ii;is arrnen hi ur.
vfisemlj with iiine stout laborers, who eirii-
gfated from the North of England as substi
tutes for the emancipated negroes, but found
. i.L 1 ' i i . i ; . i T"
loeiiiseivca compieieiy unaoie in siina n
tropical stin and climate. Thirty-to la
lioiers Went with them to Jamaica, of whom
ntneteeo uieii ot lever, and tne remaining
three were h f: in the hospital in ihe city of
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Klngston,nJarnalca.,
fWe take much pleasure in btfarin? testimony
tii the: good character, and professional qualitica
tions id Mr. Meerbach. Mr. M. is a German
professor of muc, but is now recently from the
City hi New Yrk, where he Uas expressly en
giigedNlot the oituation in Salisbury. ;Wher ia
New York, a hori time since, we look pains to
luake'enqoiries anin his arqaiotanres concerti
iiijfF him. Wn also have in Hir psej3in writ
ten lestimonials from highly respectable individ
uals. tyFormiog ;our opinion from these soorpea
ol information as well as from .jour personal job
servaiions, we ftf-l no hesitation in recumirien
din? Kir. M. as ah honorable gentleman, and as a
I Bv a gentleman, passenger on f the steamer I very Superior Teacher ot Music. Indeed Ma
lone from Manchester, arrived last evening, we peribrmr, and Instructor in music; all, who be-
nave oeen lurnisneti who ine particulars oi a re i ctcne at-qoainieu rvtitn nun,ii see inn ri
HORRID MURDER.
New Oxlcaks, June 3.
vol ting murder. . On Saturday evening last. nr.
W. Green ,a resneeUbi citizen, residing within
one mile of Grand Gulf, had retired io rest, but
had not beepi in bed more than an hour whn he
Was awakened by it he cr-aoiing of one of his
negro wottien in the yard : he 1 Immediately g.t
tip to ascertain what was the milter,! when,- to
his astonishment, hft bebeld a negro man, cutting
and stabbirigjpe poor wretch in ashoukini man
ner with a Jaree Bowie kmfe ; Mr Green imme
diately, ran I to arrest his arm, but he had . not ap
proached Iwithm four yards of ..him when he
diew fonh a pistol and dred it , at' Green ; but
Without efject.
I jTThe diabiflical fiend, perceiving. his shot did
not take eneci, desisted from his horrid butchery
of the w.jnan, and rusned upm this delenceles
has but tew superiors any where, and certainly
no equals in this part of the country. I
THOS.L COWAN.
J Sa
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ishory. June 18, 1836 1!48
State otiiior t ft Carolina,
I II BURKE COUNTY. -t
" ' Court of klquity, March Term 1836. 1
3 oauioei liewiiiia
is eae, that
David Tate. sr. deceased. I
appearing to the Limit in i
t C.Newland and Nancy his wife, heirs
of David ;J ate sen ., deceased, defendants
case, areiot inhabitants d this Stale;: it
fure ordered. ! ha i nuhliratitm" be made lor
uroiinda nit th onf..rienxle man. ,. Not. Tet Iiil- I six week in thk Candina Watchman. -fr them
?l-"-T-. . .i --i- j m--r- j .v i, . . i. i : . - .
ted with blood, he cut out his heart and olaced I personally. to.be-Aud-amear fre the Judge of
pt jn hukbabdrHfl was immedutey arresttd, and J oor riext lour'fof. pny . lo lie held - tor the
f condemned to be burned ! death ver.aslowir fire. j mnnfy f Burke, at ihe i Court Hoose in flor-
'wbicb was put into eXecpi ion .Xou: de: - ; j ganMni, on the f4irth mi.nday in September aext,
HT:.ifcii -. I , :-;'.-5'-i -tir v.- - i1..theol'adb"e;re;t4 answer or demur to ihe.ahov
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riVsste T. W. SGUTT c.K.flt.
act f 21, 1 83R price 3
:TUrdaWtbe'B:Uv whiehj'have', passed-: thel ft" 4, cufnpUiiitl. else -j judgment,. pro conlesso
oenatejoriihe adntsston ot ihe stales ut Jichi-sh'
gan ana Araansaa ixo me ooioneing again tne
filial Older of tbe Day in the House of Repre-;
sentativsj o -cuptcd the whole day.f uTbe former
vi oese oiiui wps oroereu to luirq raaaiDg.fai
bout 4 unlock ; and the latter about 6 o'clock
Alter which the Bills were read . 4 j third time.'
and passed . Both Bill having passeil jritboot
amendment, have no need of being returned ito
the Senate ind being known to be accenuble
it I to,thelVeildeat;; they may belalrcaJr'eonared I
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u lEOllrSALE. U
flf lH G Subscriber has fori sale
ilL Sfice malcb of blood bay
horses ot good size and excellent
qnalities. i , 1 t. , . , , i . -r
iv. Jit J 'Juani.iKSrtAVfiii.,
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that cunTiecta the people logmen
them tbaa? Do the people thin it 4 )
better for North, Carolina to spen&oe j
dollara'on the PeaT)aU4luitificUwa U
sylvania that it would be betteir f
it to Banks to lehd'out Ut tr ij?!'
thia million should be'hhjr out1d8,
disadvantages that nature has cof
with ? Is itbetter to leave it 'at Js I
Levi Woodbury and thetyani
than to siend H in Oiafcnrf W7,p. j
-i
to a gom! mfciket in a abut um ffv'T.
-ojpy are involved in na;perplly f j ,
l.thiV Will not tajintradiriel !J
priy that value their repouuonl"
then-do i hey make their peace jtj,1
after such a perfect desertwa J W
interests? Why ibey eoll WH;)
largely about the Republican PfL
ing to expose them lb the W
the aIl-proteetisg.poMiiantr . i'
name, which verily. i covefe H(
sins.Mic thus theygoll ihe Pf
lobetiaj 'aod plunder the- - fty
the peopie hearken to inJ"r j !
no interest to deceived tbeou 1' Jf. fc J j
had been our object, W couM hiTi:
Admrnistraiion as others bavs
.,.. .lnJ.iea every oHiniff i
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brought ihem into wwsr. afld
could have come. in M -T Jjwuf;
luck to ihe principle! h,f'
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by a joint resolution f
adjournment for rt' -P Trfri rO
aitebill, at least tba claest .
to divide the surplus re Jjl
danger of being defealad.
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