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V-.erefcre stand ready to maka a bol4 ai"r from
the citadel of Ubeity, the momeot tto sappers
and miners hare pitched their, encampment be
fore it. ' You will drive them off before they
hare had" time to throw up an entrenchment
behind which to! shelter themselves. j j In J toe
epilations and Convulsions of party, fjtp which
rpuIarcoTernnienis are particular! exposed,
there will be at ofabaolate
to stand by the Constitution. Tbere is no other
rst of safety. fN party W.
I Ue narty of to-morrow, iLe .po(iUcaJ Hois
which mV-n set ppad worship at one taomens,
may, in the obx. overthrown znd jnapled
;v. z'tfji . i jl men. ibum " irj
the My to dosormi Deioreine J?t-
and ! crustieo ?. out yo, ,wwjiw
their examtftv kaoo wm jtui jy jm (
ogtts
na-
riant ant
(if the Constitution, and when, the storm is at
ih highest, vou will cling to its pillars, and: if
needs o witf esteem it gjarbes to pcirth Jd
i;sruics. .n maybe irooi fate! to ;b? Renounced
by thosa whVwould bftray the public liberty
Herd not their denunciations. Y ni be per
sricuted even onto exile summon to jour aid
iUM moral uMg which will enable ya to a
chivve a victory more full of renown j than ever
conqueror won u triumph, oer the weakness of
honun nature, and over ihe UmpUlloor which
must easily beset us; You jwill tfettsj entMie
yourselves to the respect even of your: enemies
and when success shall once nre perch on yoor
country's standard, and the rafenj.be fripbtened
hw.a their pieyjoo will hira reward - richer
than crowned tnooarch can confer, tLeipproval
of your own oosqllied consciences, i Uf . h
'Many of you are about- to separate j yourselves
from i those scetvsa which hate been so, long fa,
miliar toyou. , Ywr will bid a long idieu to
thosV frifnds who bate been associated? vrith y on
n ail yoiir simns, bum iai. j-'- -
moment. V0o wi!l bid yor tmo siructore
kn aflVctionaie faWell, In ttll afier;ii lifp Sibe
Kecnes through which yon hate passed wilf of
ten paiber arnnnd yotr inemory willt jrejcall(tbe
pasVand the light of ther days will i bieak in
vpm yoor dreams. Oft times, like thi youn?
vngle who haveltrfl ihe oestf in whichj ii.j has
len nurtored, you will wish to recall fho days
of yoor youih, nd to revisit these I halls. The
pur of yon r destiny msj ba hid by dark ;fic gloo
m cbudsor your argsy of life freighted ;with
all your bojws, may , be tossed oo angry wares
which tluan to tlerour it ; remember, then,
the ibsuuciioiiof yo youih,and resting on the
riMf)nuness of a tiro Well spent in the practice
vf i?iue, you aay,pare y,puMma-4 he fury
of ihe storm, and stand - erect before Cud and
man. - .- j - - r- ; ii
i wonlJ address a few woria to those of tha
oihrrex who have honor d us with their pre
s nceon .this ocoasioo. Upon woman if esta; much
f :thet'siioy of ihe human tacs. Stie la the
fljver phnted in the wilderness of life to adorn
Ad bfautify it. Ve love the gay and the brig hi
find the brautifui,acd in the morning of. our lives
wears ready to admit that ii the olden! time.
ihe angels in nraren lu in loyewun ioe oaugur
hns of men.' But youth is tbe peifptf of ro-
tuance. Ftuloaophy in the companion h of more
advanced ac, and regarding her in: its calm
iliyrhtwhaton earth can . be more interesitng
tlinu thtCnber. How msny xecol lections and
i.lcas crowed" upon the mrnd at' the lejfetiiion
W ihat single word our mother ! ,ihe who ras
ivnrtnred os in iiNncy watcnHJ over oor cra
d ins taught us io rase our little hands'in pray
er fdllovTed us t raise oor.infantile ramble3,anl
re-ired us to mnnhood in vhe love an.; practice
oT viituer-such a nMher U pf pncelssialii.
N i load-toned triampct sounds forth heir fprafee:
ij'ie drag at her "chariot wheels no miserable
enjiUvHs mad in wai but her path isj atrowed
uh fluwers- and the virtues ;attnd opprr- her
!t.itt''p; An elisinra reruns nnwntl her, and
'.-..unilps hleswniis are hers. ! God will bless her
und man adores hr.V j
! From t fti jRfcnion4 IFhig-'
The phwleton:ierey$i cbarJg
Mlltt! Wnrwars! to: have changed i
tore? afsbf : has abadokedrgaWejat,tJd
become a fniserable"alang-wnaneer,appeal-
inz to the low "prejudices of tbe ignoiant
to efiectits ends. ; (..' -r-ir-' :.- 'i'---t
We copy a paflgrapb ;frrii;a late fiun
ber, as a apenmen. I ine uiooe wouu
blush,. i caoght JpropagUDg! such ?baid
slang.-' a.,Jl ;!;!: ''( ' J
'From the CharlestmMercwryt
. v The: aesttor wis' put tcj as by z friend
the otherj day which of lli two great; par
ties now dividing the country entertains lie
most tolerant and jjustifeeling !; towan) s fty-
eign bp4.In',n ' !?ojpid ,ci lixenr
Tbe answer. is easy, and f t fought ic hae
ihe full eflect upon the -minds of -all pur a
dopted citizens, whether German, Irish,
French or Britishjfwbo rhaverFought our
ahorea to find '-a country tipder tbe riioiP
to A , .; ! j i ' " M r
T76i Liberlasubt patna.9; :
. Where I find Libert)',! find my country'
It is well known that thq bone and strj
ew of the Whig Bank party,! which is op
posed to the Independent TreasurY, ae
the Nationals of Uie Fder4lists,wh pass
ed the Alien J,aw jnridir ol Jwbn Adams.
That law 'was resisted land jfpul down by;
the Democrat ic .party iia lp, and it was
the resistance to that and t : the Sedition
Law,;bottfpf them;the spaMit of aristocrat
ic tyranov, that railed the gfeat Deoiocraf-
ic party uinder Je0ers6ni paity wlifh
saved the Constitution at the last ga; p, afd
which is now rallied toj sav it again from
a corrupt (eague between political aralit
tion and avaricious! monopoly. ; . j l
Bat we need noi go back to old times.
We have modern instarjc.es which ought ; to
inflame the indignant biooJjin the heart of
every adopted ciiizen who feelslike a'maji.
Tbe Bank party have charged upim the
Admlnistratfon repeatedly ui incessantly,
that they.ithe Administration, carried their
elections in Ne w ,Yorkj an4 other mpor
tant cities, by the votes of foreign htre
lings." The, Bank party hive prorr ised to
alter. the- Naturalization Laws so as jto de
prive foreigners of the right of becoming
citizens, andjvottrig within the time opV
fixed by lawj The Bank party have es
tablished m Association en fi tied "The Nf
tive American Society,1 the avowed pur
pose of which is to protect natives from
being defeated by the vptesl of adopted .citi
zens, and to deprive the latter of the elec
tive franchise, and the rights they now en
joy as American citizens. I We hatre our
selves received! a large package of circulars
of this Anti-Foreign Society, with a re
quest to circulate them.! They lie quietly
inurned .in our Jumberclosett to which we
have consigned them; j .
The demagpgnisra of ihis is
woret feature. ! It assorts or insinuates that
..." i . i
which is pot true rhe Whigs have nev
er, that we heard of, proposed such an j al
teration of the' Naturalization Laws' as to
deprive foreigners of the fight of becom
ing citizens. They have Oesired to modi
fy those laws so as to -deprive the Gov
ernment" of" the 'pnwer of eontrollintr the
elections in all! bur large '.(jittes by means ;
of the refuse of Europe just thrown upon
four eliures. Every iespectable naturalized
citizen, as well asJ every f native patriot,
should desire to see thi3 moJificaiion,i so
esseotial to '.lie purity pf elections! and the
preservation of the Republic. ! .
The allusion to the Native American
KUior oHhe i ilichmond Knpiirer beiring' date Society, is a yery unfprtnnateoUe to. yd
j .Vh AMgnst, pivinif a orief acewnut rtfHhs lata made'- by the Iercury.j If mir recollection
a iarv u wi. o wmicu i nn jn.iwriiv.au uoeg nol greauy misieaa us, trie ftiercury's
i, and America, at the ant i-slayery ! meeting, fila leaderhe Editor of the Washinffton
1 Ilirmfnshami on the nrst ol mat monili. ; rurnn;L)Ja na r iu L,
AhhuolpladaVMrRilchKsttan the WTT? 0D. e most active
he I B , " 8 I uutiujf . : otiu .
pl ink and, paper jn
1 .i -
A -CORnECT VIEW. I
iTrhe ConserTatives of New iTork Bate
held a Sflate1 Convention, and tssned an ad
dress to ihe cit izens of that Commonwealth.
We copy the closing paragraph, I as it places
in p)oki)iht the 4aesiion now pentng
between ;lhe People and their rulers, and
sets forio, jlnnergetitf language,' the jttev
liable cphsquence3 of yielding a State to
modem de hdctjU,:jS Gaz. L.4 N
In iori(dn, we beg leave io appeajjo
yoa by(e j common tiesof! a comuion
countrv. cemmon 'institutions, and a cOtb-
moo tM,(p tindiate your rights your
powei4pir jirikelligence and virtue as free
ciUzertsiof pew York. The destinie of
thef RelpubjjciariB in yourbands, and your
individual votes are to determine the impor
tant qoestidhi whether yoq are to. enjoy,
transmit to Jrour! posterity, the free ; govern
ment you have eceived ,' from ? your ances
tots, ir y ou vote' for' t,he Sub-Treasury
Goverctnepi; candidates,. jour elect to tirin.
the Preside n't 'with the whole powers of Jhe
treasuies of the fiation, and tojjnite in that
officer eltir: tkltpbuto which may define a
raonarcbirf cre;te a tyrant. ; If you rrbte
against sihd jlefeat them you will rescue A
mericalniberiy from thp thraldom of Jy
rannyjand aise a misgoverned and oppress
ed Peppf e (o the summit of honor, freedom,
and prbsjerlky. I On' you rests thel cboice I
-Slay thelaelerous shouts pf regenerate free-
men procJatra ine iriumpn 01 pop causeioi
humani llherlty id the result "
hi-
Nu.
BEr.f Six
The celebrated Roan-
oke orstor. Mf. esse BynnmwhP has eotl
tniea ft pra the number of! incflec-tua1sboUhicn1hVmadei
or with Mr. Jenifer, lately made bis ap
ance at the ereat eatuiff match afYan-
Hon
pe3rance
cevt illeV wln widl wherp8 wei learn, 'ho
gae evidences of arfbul stomach, j by vom
Itig forth If gainst the Wtis moih - filthy
mtlter.jorigratulate the partyj whici
hJ tprceejsuphf political leapns'jrom
iuch4 aMrnali Whether iLotitlia 1 be a
coostttpen jof Nuniber ax we jdb not
no w, !bu t ; j hen cetortb we irepomraend the
mserttoa oil an L. for the middle name of
iiital Pie. kjtwooId boaLieast"6tgni&
cjnt, of the character and style ofj hiselo
qqacer wbtch is not a Julie erne ic5 in its
properties.; k,:k . -r 1 1. t.-T-v
: Since writing the above, we have met with
an extended faccoant of tbe doings at this compli-
roepiary amnor. n stales mat jAir. urown AJr. i It 13 said that tocre was & Caaisol Uir at ine
yard, each look, op an egg
and came dashing bark : as
style be says, be give the black dog with a
in
his moutb, 5
bey passed the
in the- side,
hrikhl carter
short tail, a blow with bis fist
bat be proceeded on in Ms
The squire also proved that as he was walk
ing the 'street of AVaugbiown, - ibis same
dog camie poking up behind Jhim,iand snap
ped atjbit beets, i l tbts it: vas replied,
as the squire bad lately put on a red w ig
With black whiskers, the dog,1 tbo"a "close
neigbbWdid ,'nbt know ,bim After a very
interesting argument in behalf tof the Plain
tiff , the cause was submitted by the defend ant,
and , the Jury gave ; damages "one dollar.
The defendant has appealed to the Supreme
Court He insists that a thhep killbig jog
is of io value, and jtbererej dp" (damages
om t (Tivnn fnr ifa Hoctriictiiin. i " '
There is an undercurrent iftaj ihis affair,
that caused it to piodoco qjite a sensation.
Byonm; were; the only " oaATpks" ! i We most
digress b we once beard of an Iiishmsn who
filed a bill in Equity against another Irishman,
in: which, as usnal the complainant was styled,
your orator," this was repeated a good msny
the 'defendant
t I--
PlainufTs house, to wbomi
was deeply attached: that bis; passion was
reciprocated, but that the family;, and par
ticularly the Plaintiff, was opposed to a
nott its
timeHArUch reietition, the defendant looki carnage. They vertheless h?d stop
more and more contemptuous j at length U be- Hwviewa, ana oyi iur me Tig ibucb i w ikis
crne too indignant to contain himself. "B5 an tbal ot an old ladv. ubp watched
Aratpr exelaimtd hf, why mayj it plass f over ner cnarge, as laitniuu as aracon
esperi-
have made a
WWHMM
OATTJRD AY, OCTOBER 20, 1889.
Gen; I irmpkoh is elected Stichl is
our information from the Mountaineer, his
dee
nent
yer An her, he canl apake thrte aanteoces of guarded the golden apples of tbp
English toaave bim. We confeas we cannot des, it is believed they would bai
helpjfeeling something like the honest Hibernian runaway affair of it. It was with this view
at heArmgsuph men as Bedford Brown & Jesae hal old Sounder was removed. ! j But alas,
i.ooeia oynam cauea prators.riiai io proceeo: and alack, it would not all! do, she is now
wnue u urn roor w going cn tne at cooo tKft wifA ftf anolh , . t
LGralor arrived and but the Soectator'i ae-i ii t
count fa sojTanny as to this part of the show,
that we musi extract it verbatim. -
;' ' Mr Byoom rose and received from: the Presi
dent a polite introduction to the meeting.; The
marks of .gladness ;now brightened op in every
eoaaieaance and great onacimity of sentiment
foon
onanswtTable speech of. two boors length, and
close io a shower of ram about half! after 5
oelock, by 'offering tha following; appropriate
senttheol which was drank with great glee and
13 w tiepubiieons of vmsweu rjdunfyiTer
For xbs Wa.Tcuaiik.
OUR NEXT LEGISLATURE LN-
r STRUCTIOS;
No little speculation exists among all parties,
at home and abroad, as to the .ciusp
this body
aobtibutiin all wbile they listened with pro wui pursue. Every one admits that! tt is Whig,
nnc silence to to the orator,-who delivered an 1 1 u opposition to Van Bur'en is beyond question.
The Van Buren party indulge the bbpe that tha
Wbigs differ among thamaelvaej anid cannot a
nite opon any measure which j ah all tluniakh
their power, lliey soppose thai many Whiff
are opposed to a National Bank, and many to
the doctrine that the Leeialalare baa the xiomt
illnstroos io the career of republicanism : tbey to instruct Senators in Congress and although
thai v.':4?, r
inj our sc .
that it is. ;
period have r
warmly c--
on politics!
wi tbe carcp
Van Buren J.
the 'pany iu
ut.ite in at'.; .
dersiuo l terv
tended tu rc '
tore wouij L
oi electing .
ed to CiuLj t
bly depend ti
ny counties i
stroct our se
lect are ut;dr :
resolutions to t
ing mctab::
true, afier -i!.
Buren party, ;
the issue, 1
ant and tha r;
erahsm an i t'
AboIiiiuniiM
which nil c--seif.
The V,
from their j !,
of their co :;
people, and t
ciple, and $z
Would cen:i. '
the EQb-Tr::
selves thuti!
each a result
The people t !
lute and conf
The people L
sab Treasury,
twice iu tie
17,000 maj)r
nor, and have
of the Lei.:
What muia c
fuse io dotht:
fii to carry
plainly coc;
mOcU conCI.
tore I btlcv
firmness of tL
such result.
i Now is tl
coon try hi 1 1
have ccair.l
preheat lci'
muk it tJ -r
tholr ccsduc;
abacus. aci '
sm last r ;
otiam, dztj,
airata tiir. I
liberty eft::
p toned, thorough paced political oppo- have itrock the first blow in defence of the pro- j they know that the people, aad tbs ILegialaiore
t Thfi;nrn-i mainritv is nn! atat aoetiie toteresia oi me owie, win not me re- ate opposed to tbe course I of onrl Senators, tbsy
4b0 1 npsogloTiona an example in quick eoccessioa ?" Somei of the Whigs, too, are at a loss what to
!1 hey were opposed to the infamous reso-
but is admitted by the Mountaineer to
considerable. 7 We: cannot express our I . timJMki nn Hnnht it W n.i .wtdo.
Thompson had fearful odds to contend with: such asource. Well, we will warrant that that tion ordered tobe kept," and .denied that the 11
Tbe last Legislature of the State of Sooth shower of rain wis acceptable to the company Legislature had the right to pass such resolo-
Uarolina, ooeneo its osttery upon tne reens- nen ana inere aa5Dioiefj. j ?- ."-j r rw
fi . i ' .! . r..- -4 wuu... i rSenators. Brown and btranse ?i '
' it Aid Whiston and Ditton." J I have always belonged to the jyhig party.
tj i. . I believe the doctrines of that party necessary to
But weare not a little staggered at a letter read tbesaiTa(ioQ of oar co. ffieyl have alrea-i
on the occasion from Jodge Strange we do nor Jy tire8led ns in our downward caiwr, aid giv-;
know snow 10 unuersiooo 11. -x nere ae Knar to tne country more prosperity man could
sants, Thompson, Legare and Preston, with,
strong
;i:'i-
GENEUAL HAMILTON'S XX
6'okfe.
4ANA-
condemnalory resolutions. Then
104 K. . . . . i
came the weioht : of Air Ca I hounds talents,
ui Mr '. ' . .-! : - .1.
arity. J his gentleman, not con
the -fetters incumberable, which
pent J forth op " the subject, sctnally
portions of U that teem to bow io the majefty of have been anticipated witbou the -'fDplejHt turns from1 1!
the people, while .there are some : others that
,'IION.
T rfc FAiinrnf the JVew lorfc
Hin, On my arrival -ivaf thUjcity . -few days
since fiomngia-.df; 1 Wiet tfe ubliatton of a
Jt Her I addressed trum London to Mr Kicnie, the
prwilogeoV publishing that letter ;or not, as he Hm getting op th
iV-.'ht deem ptoper, I wished it toj be distinctly pended large quantites
radrstnod, tht he had my authority for doing
k:, and I regret that this should h$ve
i itstioned or the authenticity of the
either been
chmmuni.
wever. in
unkirwr thi "decslaration. is to hive it likewise
f jfiA'effu. undeTstwd, that I (wrote the! letter to
uliicb J refer without the knowledge ior conni
vance of Mr Stevenson la Ihp smallest patticular,
j; he woulJ he utterly incapable after accepting
an accomodation at the hands of an adversary of
covertly questioning the, 1104.0. on? w.
tvjunded. ; ' , l 1
As, however. I bore no relation to
neji 01 any Kina,enner peiwnai or
lauding its design, and urging upon the
country the absolute importance of its es
tablishment. ! I: ): '- 1 ". II
Corrtspondencelqf the Jfatiorial Jntelli
gencer. j 'j.
New Tork, del. 11.
if
New Jersey is 'right side up. All over--
itji it was Six members bf Congress Legrslature, ev
. n,r cry thinfT. ; Well; done,; the Jersey Blues.
cial, aI
This State reguiient of ix members bf
Ci)nsrcs3 is ours! I cannptfiive vbu defin
ccs in the district, and made the most vie-
lent Bpecbts against jbim. jV t Walker a
very sttohglpian was put ap as the Sub-Trea-surv
candidste, but it! was soon perceived
! : : i ?.' sv ' - - i :t i i - si
that hp could not succeed. Gen. Whitnr,
was put in hbmmation with a thousand men
committed io him in writing beforehand.
But it all would not do. The gallant, the
fearless, the faithful Waddy Thornpson, has
triumphed over all his opponents. Truth
to the
collect
has- fur-
and popu
tent w
he has
took the stump at the most prominent pla- wonld see.m to intimate that Judge Strange only
feels Nmself bounds to yield bhedience
dictates-of trclh'l as he is ab'e " to
them from the eonrces which heaven
nished,v him. The word9 matkeor astqnotalions
are from Judge Btiange'a leiir. Whether he
means lo repuoiaie ms repuwican nocuine m
obedience ti instructions and look only to these
heavenly i sources" we do not undertake to say.
We will eive another quotation in his very
words. ;-i i I .
Oct. U, 1
;-'V..
JVb.l. T
Mary land. I' !
Van Uurtr,
the Editor) t
lor to Con r.
ent Federal i
; ' flnrrrrfi'
thechoicscf
a'majority i:
ballot. Th:
certain. !;
umph of our principles. I consider one of those
principles io oe, inai ine i-.egnsiaiore of itself
has no right to rnstroot Senators io 'j Congress.
Senators in Congress represent the 8ivreignty
of a Siate. The people are thjj sotreignty of a
State and not the Legislature. The people
then, have the right toi instruct- senators j and
uot ite Lfgitlatort). Tbe peple can do this iqj j rac
more ways than one. 1 hry j can cummunicaie 1 n-
Deciucracj t
- Cornell: i
fore thpci ia
- JVo. S.U-',
Election for
chtwiful .:
lib them directly or indirectly, ort entrust the
Legislature with ihat;duty. When ithat doty is
entrusted to the Legislature, it csiinot - it dare
uot refuse to perform it. ! j j . 1 . . I
Now 1 ask every candid and honest man, whe
ther; the people have not spoken io i I voice which
cannot be misondersiuod. and
course of our Senators ? And
circumstances which shall cum
rotiitrn. or lorieii ineir nonor r
' condemned the
thai too, under
pel Jhe'm to obey,
And whether
If I hive not done so with ability, I can
and sound principles have prevailed oyer J with icnfiJence appeal to Heaven and my own
humbug and subserviency- The result; w conscifnce, mai i nave cone soaupaai m moi
, : if l M . . i ; r l nnfeirfned iincerity : Whether the optnions so ea
most gor loos . - : v i presnd by jme on the great question more imme. tbey have not charged the Legislate itji the
u i'l r.,aV 'J diatety aatvd the country meet the concur doty of commuoicaiujg this fact to jottr Senators,
is elected over Legare, (Conservative): by rente of a fuojority of. the citizens of the State J jn case they refuse to resign oriobey j? i I
q$QB, ism EbeC t ! It-Eightrttoree fdt w etklt nfl fl majorfy is tetlA ms. niml, aod Judge Stiange went In Wfiil . ih va
- a . :'i !
thither saw mm nor iook io mm 1 any message.
.l. : f r .cL. t lilij
ri?ht to make 'what commenUries! I ' thought Ue fJ"s? but lh: Wh!Ss 11 13 suPP03od I
whichappear- carry ine oiaio oy i.quu mnjorny. ye
proper on a public correspondence
ed in the public gazettes. - ; j If have no doubt of it here.
Mi letter was wrtttea in great haste and un- r r - !
dr a pecoltar excitement, whichlshall hereafter UUUI lT y.vama
hj explained.' , If, therefore, I indulged in a ton j havo nothing from Sussex
nf abuses tod moch in the ivein ;of Mr O'Con-
liell's own language to bis opponents,1 1 admit it
: was unworthv of fflv coontrv and mvself." and
iMnnot hot express, my regret, if suca language
bus given pain even to the most fastidious of my
follow-eitizmis. as I conceive that it is ; tbe duty
of the hu.ablest man who f goes 1 abroad to feel
that the character of his cbantry is somewhat
in his -own custody, whilst absentiilfrom his
home. ' ' ' .::!" h ' i-1 'H'i-'-,'
I desire it however, In be euaally I explicitly
unttrnood that I jspeciallr except Mri O'Conoell
from 1 benefit ot tfch axpUnaiioo. 'as I hare
no api'l.'gj.to make to him after his atrocious as
fault on Mjr country, on the occasion to which I
have referjH.- ' That h has noi such ctaim! f
i-hall makeiuQcifntly 'manifest' tin; jfcommuni-:'
cation I propose addressing to Mr Rjtchie at a
moment of greater leisa re. in redem jttinn of the
pledge which 1 mads in my letter of the 15th
Aotrasfi when I premised that j riehtletnan I
would obtain, at Birmingham, the I proofs of the
with Burlington
1
side, though We
and Hunterdon
The US Bank in New York to-day was
drawmg bills on London at l"9i, which
111 1 - . ' t- i
win Bare ujc exporiauoD pi specie in mass
es for the! presept. I
The Royal William will sail on the 201 h.
The cause of her deUv wes t&kirtfv ton
much freight, arid not enough of coal?
Flour to-day has gone, bp to 0 dollars, on
the strength of the news! from .Europe, j at
which price considerable sales have been
effected j The market to-clay stands firm
at that price. I . ' ;' J. , T ! j
Stocky are drooping to-day. Trio stock
market is often inexplicable; TheieJis !nn
unsatisfactory feelinji Ipretailinff I as io tho
sytc of the currency, the probable influx
ence 01 me elections, iho course of the
Government, the statn jof the excrunies
k-";"!! ifc quauuiy 01 uopas oru;er-
counties, pot of 912, are heard from, and It is
considered certain jthat the whole Whig
Congressional ticket has prevailed. There
will be I nine Whigs, from Georgia in he
next Cpngiress. There are now only two :
gaqfjscven!!; ' ; .
In the :General Assembly there is a
Whig thajority in both branches. Good
again: i j,,; r . : I
Mabyland. The Administration party
have 'elected their;, candidate Grason, as
Governor,; by a majority of 41 votes. This
result is attributed to the fact, that Steele,
the
Yet I feel very far from being convinced ithat a
maji 'ity is'against mei. This Issi, I am well a-
wart,' would appear to some a startling tteciara-
'tlon. . :;! " - ';!'. I "
What he means by saying- that a msjori
ty la neither with him or againshimjjre also
despair of unriddling. But we mean to submit
in ortr ext;the whole of this en?V tt has some
.... ti, . ! .1 j .-'. t
cancy. 1 he vau ii men party noli only advoca
ted the doctrine that the jttopf Lave a right to
instruct, but thit the Legislature has the right
also. Senator Strange at the last ! session pro
claimed upon the floor of Congress his williug
nes to go oefore the people with the Sub-Treasury,
and stand or fall with iu j he said hia cort-
stitaents should have no cause to complain of
him As soon as they communicated to him an
sylv8uia hv
the Whi, ;
index of ti e
will be fay r
Jo. A.-'l
cent local X!
change in f-
mocracy.
Conectk
in Connect:;
ed their vi:!.
- ' From
;"'--'Webavc
TVTnri-lnr.fl
votes star.;:
For Will
For JcLi;
meii'physis and moral conclusions that demand J intimation that be was not acting in accordance
much consideration.
OTITIS c:
overcorr.r,
side, bad 'it
tution, so
otto ine
mam
have!
candidate had lately given his
vote lp opposition to" amending the Consti-
as, to give the election -of Govjprn-
people. That something of this
kind petated in this election, we think
The Cprn crops in Stokes, Surry, Davie
and Rowan, we learn, are better than j was
supposedl before they were gathered. The
current price we learn, for new Corn is 50
cents per bushel. Flouji $3, Oats 30 cts.
fa
A
from the fact, that the Whigs
l.ii ;i ; ,- ' .
MAJORITY CF THREE, JN EACH
BRANCH OF, THE LEGISLATURE.
falsh cf which Mr O'Oeanell had Uen jj I 4
trio exempt himself ftoai a direct rranonsibilitv
ij Mr Sietenson for his must extraordioat and
.tjaiifiibla outrage on that gehtlerhah. ; I beg
Mve distinctly io disavow all ioienUoo. in tny
tetter to Mr Httchie, to treat the people Ire
land with jhe smallest conlmwtj or! disiespecL
1 ch-ri-ph for their gehios and courage too high an
jJ-imirationL and for thsr sifferio I and misfor
mne toeincerea sympathy, :Wr one instant,
i enierun a feeling sountirely obtiosed to all
the association wid atiachmenu of my early
life. J remain, very esptiajllii')J,. ;
t , X Xour obliged, obedient Servant,
- - -4 J-HAMILTON.
P S. Those papers wbich lUiave ! publish
ny fcttei oMSth Aogosu Mr JUUchie,, wilt
m tn Iavoritoiert Ifv
The, wind blcnr a sale last nisht. It wa.Q
tort nnate tbe Koyal William was in, ks,
with foal spars and fevery thing com-
wusuuujpeiDjj cxuausieof sne would, bave 1
toond dangerous work in mntnnHinrr
NeSI Jersey f-The whole Vhig ticket
has prevailed in this Slate, by a majority of
about 10.00. . j
Penji sylvania In this State by the last
niailjwe learn that in twenty odd couqties,
the Wht 3 have gained S032votes. They
have lb: t iese counties gained two members
of Congress clear J Affairs look very; en-
couragiog m tbe Key Stone State.
ill -i
The Hevenue Law of the last session of
the Assembly, gives aa increase in the: pub-
with the gale.; The jtiverpool
will
I ami
be in
sure,
anon Oulv larife e'esmrshrus.
the very largestj will answer for ocean navi-
g"oo- i j nrv-fl jr ;'--
The JVhigybumx menjhold a ipeeting jto
mghr in Masonic Hall, .preparatory to the
coming selection. Whatever be ibn result
in Pennsylvania, we shall do our dot r, and
u, nuuio ouiy, renpsyisania may ia?pirc,
but h can no
dispirit uj?. j
THotJS
gisit
taw QH
This La
four to 'bf
he revenue of the Slate, by more than six
jLtiARs. It is stated in the Re-
, that in a jnumber of counties, the
id not arrive in time to be enforced.
has added already about! one
itbe original amount, to the reve
this source, the average of the
lijerelpfbre, being about 23,000.
nue trom
land taxJ
kmount for which; the Cherokee passed b hint in company, and proceedine tbey disregard the wishes ijof
'ii iKa fii . ... ma AiiA . i -. . . . : i " ' i fiww iicriuco, WUO UtJ WAV
fandajJsblSd at the fate sale Was 3J37oWD, very
with ihwir wishe, e ouid give Uiem an up
rmrinnilv of havititf thir oaintunai Itolv renreaen-
r .r -.4 - e r";--"i ' T F I riril iUz-
ted. These tacts were well known before the "f .
;n Th. ..iku I ib said
to all. In order that the trial might be fairly
made, the test fully applied,: the Senators own
friends perhaps the Senators themselves (for
it is a fact beyond dispute, that Got. Branch
was first " put in motion" at Washington City)
Bacon 15, Butter 12j cts, Lard" 12, "71 JiJ? . 1 ' t1IVDor: .A :
i . ! : f ' i ! people were called upon to support! him, because
Beef 4 & 5 cts., Mutton 5 cts., Chicbl- he was for the Sob Treasury,; ani against the
Bank Upon this question the isfoe was made,
and submitted to the people. tTh4 Sob-Treasa
ry party used every effort 8 1 rained every nerve
addressed every passion and prejudice to ad
vance the interests of their candidate, and what
was the result ? A clear majority of SEFFJf
TEEJST THOUSAND VOTES against the
Sub-Treasury candidate Is f this not instruc
tions 9 la this voice too feeble io be euderstood?
Does not this convey to our Senators an in lima-
ens dozen. Most of these articles
are; efforded in great abundance at these pri
ces, so there is no great danger of our pco-'
pie's starving the next year at the least. One
thing to help out our corn crops in many
places, is! the large quantity of oak mast,
which we understand 13 of the best kind.
VJ i- .- . tion of the wishes of tbe people F. . Are they
linn, NfriT'k S Vi.r inMl.nM I .. . - . u :
f r ' iMjug v,iso was tnea, not booud to resign or oy ? Will their
tried! before his Honor Judge Pearson, at skirts be clean their honor i wiihont taint,' if
c.ii:L. ,l r' t-.li- . i they change-not their course! ? I ii I
"TT?; : . U1 WM iae Jl' : Soppose; bower er,, they ilo pot resign j or
n?.f kifl'DgOl a dog with poison. The change their condoct, tbe ooly quathin remains
jrase was made x)ut by the Plaintiff pretty T . 6 L?TB- I ', l
vf is,- ! . 4' . . 'i " i It must be remembered that utbe members: of
cwarjy, na op the part of the Defendant it the Legislature are also the IrepijeseniatiTes j cf
was scarcely denied, but that he did pro- lbe pewp'ocharged with their j interests . and
W thJ AiU r c , , , with the more immediate extecuiioa of their will,
duct the. deatii of pcK)r 5otmcfer, but they They are chosen by ; tbe people from among
aueagedpome piccadtlloes in the habits of themselves, and know thair wiJI,; are bound . to
perform it, and to see that others over " whom
tbey can have control perform it also. They
know ihe wish cf the people is, Ibit our sena
tors should oppose the, sutr-Tressery and advo
cate the establishment of a Na tional Bank they
knew our senators have acted ! tfirecilv ihe re
proved by, Sqaire Aidy, that ns was stand- verse, and that they will not, do the will of the
ina Jin ms vald orm j. ipeople ontil insUucted lodosoby tha'Legisla.
j s . ' , ji wurii iwu uiu!i. 1 iv. ru: a.;a
, - e- t 1 111 wmtr ii hmx iiiMir inn mm : iiiiiii.hi
-lSe rcelscdwhich the thought took
waypefcausp of action. For instance,
w as Proved by! Mr. Lockanour, that he caught
btmbpoiji two sheep in orie fday." It was
a-it
tte majority! of
11,000 freemeo, who have expressed their wish-
rsvrAial n.
S6uaderand a black dog with a short tail, tiyes, not require ihem to mstruct them ? pan
excluded f:
ion of t!;c
Montson::.
tions, snd
however, 1
tory,n in '
the occe::
deh8teatlc
co Foco. c
The Vent:
turn "next
And ev:
of the 41 l
for, a! tbe 1
Unvernnr.
the Lci;!
the chute "
only clrc:
tanccr, pr:
gisiature i
n : ' '
Sensle,
H.ofDI:
There :
there I
three of t
gams pft
one of il-
wit :
mi
Const;i! '.
McDar.iti
Gale
'So thai
tslx clectt J
.C.4istil'I
ueioerateiy to a Len nest in the back Ut ihe-billoTfo-? Ts the
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