mil? try av
. I.. ; ITAllON.. ;'.-i 'v ae.4 tmrmrmnfy '. - J i V J tr.bin . ..fff1 ' fTk data V a all 'f i! temror?-r. erers wUa I e cmJitj i, r,v
.' f r- : - . J i :... l"27. if. '. I -te J -t'-.f pry t";M rcfw sf,Pi3;Bj5ttkniUaOi9rv .le Canspajn he
"'U:MU!irM I 1 ry frfUti uf tl.cc: ''i'-te.i,4lifSfct!ttfjt;at tVe IDdUUi,T JYewdtat ka BMCJceJ one rcuMeJ ! Ptinaeola. e ta U 7
wWix I trt t f r.'-l riL.iti-cd par- tfcr tsUI ttieti .weprfwwteil.J:jpt te the deepest tfc... 'tWe tltft of tie Ueica, ilb the mut- f" Me d edcttu. J"
V.aea r-t tcr ifn, f reel w 1 ar a!vriy Wt'.eic j (Ut Mr.KU What m iWniiH tt J f t,ryPoei compelling 5rtsr . 'et!ffte ' r. ' JI
.terjU-:fT. - 'Jbjr.;trkj4 kd M (rk'B l Ua Ut kit !l.rf? The agta of hf ,0 ltbit t jte appearance aT iotitnkla ed aerticeeat 'w r1en,a6d
t. ' . r rrti itifjteed bv iannrew conduct a J ieahxrtr-.J karw 1 u. h?a iWnilf "t i cited Ike tverett-. Lr dirTiifv by ft r If U ww kae ttiweted iu ,., ,
lin writ, but da nat w- l rotes iate
detail of fctt. CAlcaU64 la Woaad
. at- . t.-.
' 1 at n tc If fir finifril Jukan at
nftt 4'rr'iJrof, arwl ivh U Spirit
v teB to rrfer to roe ptibeat
W will mailt HJrwTotWttT. M I convijer the all.k
iuK . ! rnnt it tVe wtw;
Hinder ot Of n. Ja.ck.e atxt kit wife.
are so bnnTftl f make Mfk o!
1 karp rt
mmi cct?f w.ch I rf-.a'l furwara to
"rcBrrjre, nn, peiir free
cirt tf tSc rT-.ar? JttToltir tl Mrt. Jatkaoo, at ungatrtu$t 0tWy
car rf ,f e Ctocrat towjrd ln and iwjv.' t , ,v. : 'T
M
Uftttf-J
TiP.-Moonn.'';
' TnofrAilm'atTAtrMstT. f
' .Zlh(TodolMagh ?lrfhSit 1B2T.
,Ifkii olAJo&s.In compliance, itS
' Iwilar.itinaj gut Le "improper to ir.torai
tu tbat in ilus Wj f irSI, I maJ Brj
fhce. f rMilfiJC io Lincoln tountj
ijow Merre: ;) where I have cortfinueil
live- crcr tince.' "1 tliink'lt was
' x w w . i a, la am aran w ; I r i n f a
ln -i.ca, vol iniiT- imii ''v,
tWuk the formnv) I became a tfeputv
tariff in Lincoln,, nn J Acqaainted with
-CaL Do ton- and ' hit fa roil ff Th
tf nMl kan VinMifra fntinrr
VaUlUIti;! IIVU " w' J v
ladlet. Jane and Racltt, five Utter
of.whoin t iindcritauiaahc bdr of
Uencial Aruirtw jacKton
sSoaictime hortlj aficf piT acquaint-'
. aace in the Ami!, Mist Rachel becanie
tbe uifW of papt, Lv Rnbertt, of the
name county, whft tlii liTeJ, in Abe
.f.unil- of hit mortier. a widow laJy tear
llarroJsbarj. wlierc he brought hit wife,
OKU iiinuuucu IU HID wmi IW iu nc
family, ftf his mother, oiitil -some iiia
crcement took place bet w tea 4ht Cap'
atr and hit1 wife, which' resulted in a
separation'; and the Captain-tent iter io
iiecTatner'a, who, prcnou. w inaiaepa
ration; and rero&ved to the neirjiburhond
of Nashville, Tanncskee, at I vtat in
tormetl, and ayhere 1 pretame -the first
aw and Viernme acqnaioted rith Gen."
Jackson." I never tw General Jackson
in toy 41ft U rny. knowledge, nor have I
Ant reason ti believe, nor dcr 1 believe.
that Mrt jacKsnn even wot acquoinico
. with flic General until afttr her scpara-
lion from Roberta and her mwafat her
fathc;V in JTehnestce. 4 Capt.'Uert
jamrs rat:
. r . ' mm w" rt j i i
V
lMltuure lor a divorce, i iui in me n . ;
oCha yer lr and protccutcd :t To nil '"whom itAroaj concern, be lt
oame to fodginent in the quarter known, tjiat in the ear 1784 I lived at
ion of Mercer -'warty, Ifof which Cvl. Jghn Bowniaii't station, in the theu
Vubt:ned -speciat-act cf the-'Vli'pn'w
:l Irfxtsjature for divorte,' I think in the
. 1he-me
Session
fourt I v.iS'Clerk,) at, theepternbor
tiin of n5d rnort. 1793. i Ahuut"' that
' ttmo ' Capt, ' Roberta tnarric-. a "M&i
AYhin, daofihtef of Mr; Thomas Winn.
''JiinflHliiftk;tLiiniyilJ9.-'or.:Barda:
, towtu I ' .was rnucK ,6u'piied'; when
is s'ebai ation took d'ccc bctwe'en Cant.
RoUcrtHi nnd' hwjrst wife; as, previouaj
o tlukt alliu, I had ever considered M rs.
. Roberts, (BOwMrsl Jaf lcpon.) a fineVo-
. i.r. 'VMr.l if !iMni'ifirKrtdi. irlilracier.
po an .cjarnlnatipalef the papers of
tlw. sail for the Uvorce aforcsauUI finil
liuUwig-shcttirg that the dcfeiidaot had
jinjs ktnd of notice of the existence hi
t iwress f that nuit. T Should you cori-
'&idci;4py:thingI:iiavc cottVrouijicated.l
.vtrlVlce, vou re at uuenjr vo
jt a any way you may ihink property ,!
; Your friend, &e.,:
i i v ,- Tnn4 at T tv '
i'.-:- v. :i i. r !-.- tut ibnfr '
fiarrousourgu up ioih, .,
v..-!7PkAf4 Sis In answer td your enqut
yt-K'f in .'i-elatibn" to o publication in, the
4a'i't Spirit of inVolylnff the chsraC
tc'r of- Mi-s.' Jnekson, in which 1 am rc
ierrcd to n 1ein; "one-of fa JuKf
whcrfouad Verdict 8gainsr'4icr; I tay
that it ' ts ; Ktfcety nfrM,5f was weft
v eiacquaipp4 JiritlvMrt. Jackn previous
' to--her first -rnarriage with Mr.-'Lewis
Koberts", and for evveral years- after
ward. a:l 1 n assnro tonshe;tu5
ta'intd;an unblcmwlied character, and
Was counidercd one among the first of
lour'yonng ladies her father Ool. Donal-;
ncO, bcittg map f tli mostetpecta
4 bie. standing; M4itX
.fVAfte'r '.hcraTiarriagB witVMr Roberta
a disagreement took place bMween h,er
. Bnd her husband, on account of a charge
- ef immoral iconduct on lis part, toil
, nli Jiis becoming (jealous of a certain
.itidividttal .(not Uen. Jacison) -which
eyentut ted n her being .compelled S&
rctavft to.iertnothcr,a,,wUo bad In the
ijneaft tid.e removed,t6 the State of Ten!
' nessce; iiere her Tailver ,die4 or ; was
kitlcd: by. the Indians. wasintimate
witltMr Xloberts, and after the sep ra
tion, in a convereatiori with him,ic-
Mr. Jonx MrGiKi5TTiiiirr.
Mr. Jo! MeGWn ttalet, that he
lived for tmne considerable time in the
immediate ncijiitxHirhood olMrt. CctJ ,
Ii4erti, the tni tl'er of Lcwit RoU-rt.
the furnier husband of the present Mr.
Jacton; that Rubertt and hit wife then'
lived with 61 J Mr&ftjbms; that Lewis
Rubertt wft ;e.nerali contidered y tfie
neighbors ' bad liusband; that 'hi lao-
ther acknowlerttd that Rachel Roberts
was an amiable woman, and deterred
better treatment: that the, ia fact. loved
ber as well at any child the ever raised;
that old Mrs. Roberts told this affiant a
t hurt time before Mrs. R. Rubertt left
her huband for the nurpovs o( returping
to hcr4not!icra in - Tennessee, that her.
aq had ordered his wife to clear herself.
and never, again show her face in his
hnosc; that she appeared for some time
before she returned to her mother to be
au unhappy and mistrable woman; that,
fittajty.-hcr brother came to Kentucky
and carried J'tr off to her fritr.dt in
TtnncMce. II ttatct explicitly , tlut
be never heard", of ' General - Jacktor.
being in the neignborhi&d, and that hi
believes that Gen. Jackson never visit
ed the. f.oute' of Lewis Roberts during
tlie time that they lived together that
Raberts wife sustained a lair iind Jr-
ffprtrnthable jcharactcr at ion aVtiiia
affiant knew her.;, . ,', . , .
f "Thi daj pcrsot;ally Appeared before
inc. a justice of the peace tor the county
if Mercer, the Within - named John
McGinnit, andmade oath to the troth
i'tthc VithirE-fifate'uacnt." Given nndec
r'.y hind this J3tjv April; 1827, iA
IIl J3&0RGl THOMPSON.
nmmJvmkiMn: OH lOfertHS m : . .i,I.iian
- mM i
eovatryi tsa we powers w trTtsurT H
turstii iUX hae been stcnSced by . u ,
th cawrte uf u ad'ainittrat
Adjmt hat forfeited the
the c ex air r j a mccts
rroair some, of kwt wiers-
scarcvly be werw tkaa the
cs examine this luetfjoa. .
The admiaittraiioo ir raced an
der the bu1 , Bofortanafe auspices.
Tlte first apuviatmebt of Mr. Adamt
wat calcalated ta brio dtwA poO him
the Mitpieinntiif a iealuot pewple. Mr.
Cliy tuade titn I'rcwdeot and Mr.
tUuis made Mr. city jjeereury w
State. If they had preTiocHly belong,
ed ta the same pukucal partTi f here
had been any istiaiate bouoq ia their
- r.i: l n
rpoioot anu lacir iccim iu wariu
Might lave overlooked this porteotinr
conjunction.' But, it was well under'
ttood, that they disliked each oihrt as
men, and as pUiikiaoi; and that tlitre
was still aft unsettled ptlitictl depute
betvcfn them. Under siich cifcam-
The rrtitadeJucb they Late loirirt,
wienot ar i . . 7 - - - , - . - cj
..i.j i,Im rtnmd in are. comtyellcii octia ai mn...
the aanus w r, vuio,
safe aad precrdented succession
truth ii U even ne "the poer L
. .a Mai i tv n t rta aii jjiw iia nritini i nn nitian -
riiav itirai.af unity j i.wv-mijmi
thrboe tself.w--Mr Adams has placnl to choose between ie whoas J
himelf intudia pcedicament, that he impiicd to be no civilian, and
is not so much t: Tretidept, at tbe
mn who made him tucb
It it so wonderful, then that 'hi peo
ple should desre a change? It U so
very surprising that an Oppositmn
should be orgoiredand that o,me
upon the higlkgroundi of the C.onttitu'
tion, and ofif t up-m the brond groundt
of the public interests, should de-Jre to
exr-l the present incumbents from their
-et? Can nothing but unprincipled
ttahcet, what inoveuxnt could be more-n,ntjitior account for tlie active associ
estrauniioaryr' it tunjecieJ tiiem ootii
to Imputations, which their 'own char
acter as men, a ox I their rp'rt lor tin
country ltelf, ought IoImso prompted
tiiem'jur'.ayoid. Rcpubltrs re4 upou
pubic virtue; and he is a roincaleula
ting politician, t bo-does mt uidy nirive
ta Keep himself pure, but almvo ail un
necessary tnspirionof imj.uiitj;.
Tbe doctrines and measures of t'.r
Administration hate drawn dwn upon
it the iast censures tof no iiKlici am
ation r.f d'ETerent parties and rariocs
persnnk? v.Is their no motive to explain
the nhenomeno", but the lust of " cdTjct,
ami f uflice onlv?', What becomes of
the incorruptible Macon, the intelligent
D.ckersun, the independent Chandler?
re they, too, the slaves ot an unholy
ainhiriiin? Snmcv nstonihmeot is ex
pressed at the union of ihe various ma
teriaU u liicli Constitute 'the opposition.
It it Afcked, how Randolph can unite
riih Uavnc; Macon with Unwan! And
County of Lincoln eowMcreer. and
nave conuuueuio live ui mercer wwuu-
ty e.vcr sincfr . AVhiUt lwti u Qul.
Kowinaa's 1 became acquaintdd wnii
Col. PonpUon andhia faaily, ho Jived
then iicar Lot. liowraau's. Col. JJonal
Sou at-tint Time had two siugle daujh
tels. young women, to wlti Jane und
'Rachel; the JaSforwfivhom,! undeisatfd.
is the present M rs. Jackson, the lady of
Gen; Andrew Jackson of the State of
Tennessee, ti continued to be inti.Vate
ly acquMialeil with CoU DonaUoo and
his djuihtert, until theyoirosrer; Rachel.
was ' ma,rrieil to CapU Lewi? , Roberts,
and for some 'time afterwards, when
some unhappy dilll-ience arose between
Qapt. .Robcrts'VntJ 1iis lady, which ter'
mtuatrti in a separation .betweep'themi
and when Mrs.- Roberts went , to her
fathers, wlio had previous tq that lime
rcmovf d to the Slate of 'rl'nnessee, near
,UV Nashville, Previous to that aen-
aration, I have ev. r considered that
lady'a.diaractCT.aB fair and Irreproach
sble as that of any other lady I ever
knew in my Jdej nor have 1 any eason
to bcticye,. that .General Jackson ever
saw her until after .her, separation from
Roberts, ' J recollect 4einz one o the
Jury when Roberts obtained hi Divorce,
out nave Tim me inosi . tnsiaiu recol
lection of whit evidence was ollfered on
the trml-,-: ; JOUff MCAU.
... April i6A, I82r. ,
peopje. Manj an honest; .man who these questions are asked by perwin.
waited to jadge the tree by its fruit, who Inve already before their eyt the
was alarmed '.by tbs-extraviignfit pre- strnnge.v instances of political conjqnc
tentions, which were set forth in tV'.tions. Can the union between the AJ-firsf"Mesa!e-
to C'iyjtx.. The pro ,lany A reus and the Richmoud Enqui
visions of a. limited coiKtuUiinn vn-relrer be more portcntious; or even the
despised; powers .were t hiimed for the conjunction betwicen- Clinton and Van
general goreanTnent, wlach hail been i Uuivn be more remarKaoie; or me as
denied by it framers; and its whole wemtion between Macon and Ro.van
tbeory. wmi!d have been otertiirned bvllie more singular, than that which is
the alarming doctrine of Mr. Adam,.
Kvcn the remonstrance uf tlie people
were U be disregarded; and the rpro
scntative was not tobc, fUicd by tlie
wrll of his Oonstitucnts." There was
iio jrhjitiiiion either in the letter ol the
intrutneiit itself, or m the preservative
force (he public opinion: but, the j days brought over to the vigorous sup
government was to assume a junsdic- pmt of Mr. Adams,
whom wt hive eCenily rorwcncJ
to have f.irreitcd tie character Zd?.
men we cainot batcha tliira J
we regard as the tetter evil of ths rtt
Mr. Adams is governed by one. of k.
Cabinetand General Jack ton Kl7l
vail -himself of the abilities of Ct 4?
tiguihed men whom he niay -his
cabinet m,W aYteope'r improTtf
by time, aod tested by -the' trr
vents pf the fast thirty oonthw.nffl.
per that may admit of beiog advisci
but not of Win ruled and trhj.
tnirit, .-, which 'Will never shrink ' fro '
cleansing off the public abasesSaoala
we err in the choke we ire ntakinn
should General Jackson' hereanoV
pay tho suffiagca'of his country bv t
mu lad ministration of tlie power to thick
she m;iy pomote bimwe shall deeply
lament the error . into which, we, have
fallen; but .ts far as our humble aliilitia
can go, we ?hal! do all in our power ts
repair tlie mistake.. In bur past tt
have given the best pledge of oarfuttrt
course. We eilnhot sink info the jyt
pli'antie'' instruments of General JacL
son. We shall speak as freely of bin
when ia' power, as we have done of
Mr. Adams as President, ot of General
Jackson at the M ljor peaeral in th ar.
my. We take sidea with the People
and not with their oppres'son. 'Vhea
a press sinks intqi the tool of power.it
deserves to forfeit the confidence ef t!
SOUTH AMUUCA.
A proof alieet from 4 the oiifeo of it,
Mercaniile Advertiser, CDntwnt ine falls iiif
iutelligenee from South Amerieat W -
JvW York; Monday, tpUZk:
A Bogota paper jof iba 1 8th of Feknott,
(received by the Athenian) ontint an of
ficial letter from Christovst 'Anneno, ti a
Colombian Envoy in Peru, to bit Governrar nt,
deta'diiijr tho' inainrectiontry movement
the Colombian troops in Lima, tht tubKuua
of which is that the superior officert
s. - It is true, that-every member ' Mnt lKimft.TI troop, had renewed 0n
Opposition cannot succeed in all j oath ef fidelity to the old Conrtitution, 4
shown UctWfcn Webster and Trimble,
or Adam and Clay! When we have
seen members of Coo:jre f;orn Ken
tuckv, declaring that they could never
tliink of voting fur the son of John A
damt, or of voting against the Instruc
tion of their Legislature, yet tn a tew
ought we to
be
1st, the opponeht ol ..the TurntVunay tnt the direetiomt or tljeir uovemmeijt
ble to obtain a successor to Mr.l-fwmuo? !n eovernmept ot rem,.
not be abl
Adams, who
will go at
lengths
with'
the tame spirit, had taken placer ncw officer
them. It is cer.atu that Andre.w Jack- .Government, uota the mettiny of the o .
son, for instance, is a Tariff man--and ..(treat, and evrr thine wot trnquili TL(
10 a certain tjieu me navocate 01 ieiier ts aaietr at itirta, m Januarys.
rjmfe? 0 JM iffli fit tusptctoni were un
just, and kt erpms'y ptqtnUtd her .of.
luuu vuercvwsc mun tut nfuvuuun
mm
As to General Jackson, lam of ont-
111,60116 never saw her previous to her
separation rom,; Mr, Uioerts; and the
Jivorse, believei Was obtained, entirely
extar(e An axtf,the, Virginia te
' gislature was passed at the instance of
the well Jcnown Capt. Jack Jouitt, then
, .member of that body and a brothex-
-is4,avr of. Mrv Robert s, (having married
, hi aister.) and without ariy notice, as I
believe,' to Mrs." Roberts: but of this, I
suppose, Maj. Thov-Allin who was the
rUrlr if 4Kb fnurt p,ii anonlr ,
'Jfromthe Richmond Enquirer.
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.
; Me are satiated with this subject
find an are oor readers.. We hasten to
brioz this discussion to a close. : But a
few words upon" 'he. only ..remaining
uraocu ui 11, on wuicm tue tauonai in
telligencer has very nincli relied,: and
wo have done. ,s In touching this no'mt
we shall have tbe advantse of statins
he general tnerita of the question, by
which our own humble course will be
regulated, and the suffrage ol the peo
ple will probably be decideiU 5 ' ,
Tke Intelligencer asks with much
affected emphasis Cii 7iono? What
are we 1 ain pj -4 chanse of;. the nd
mintstraUoti? . 'Will tot .Mr. "Adams'
successor pursue the same policy which
has fcuided hie owti'nieasures? If then
the public int6rcsts are not to be im
proved bya revolution, -what is the ob-
Iject of the Opposition?,, Is it not ex
clustreiy selosh on, tbcir parte ; Must
it not be an unprincipled ambition
" on the part , of the leadertf.i war for
offi.ee, and for. ffice only -.
rBut, as this formidable Opposition is
not altogether made op of leader?i what
are the motives ol that immense mass
of people, who cry out for a change of
their public servants? They are not
i : search t of officea.--.Tha argument
proves a great ' fleal too much and
therefore tt proves Bothsng. There
Roads and Canals; but even iri tliest
respect he may not be disposed to, push
his principles to the srnne ex'trenfcs as
Messrs. Adams and'Cliiy. Hehns de
clared himself in his letter to Dr. Co!;
tnan, " in favor of a judivioua exainina-
. Jcrxit. We are favored with uaptrsfton
Meico City to the pf this moiUli,brou(;h
by this JJIiza. 1t appears that a revoh broii
out ahotrt the lOtlr of March at Durango, th
capital of the Sittlfl of that tname, instigate
it wsi fc.idby a Priest named Arenas, whot
emaric8'bid acdoced die xioopi to unite i
hroirct for obtaininc certain reforms. -Th
tion oer tlTo ai ts, vr literature, wer surprised at any Uniou which may
the labdur and capital of the conn- , take place between the opponents of the
try. ' over tlie soil of the States I administration? When politicians, like
themselves, w Iridi had been solemnly , those which wield the powers of the na-
reervo.tt toMicotatsofthe people. As tion; eoafasre, U is time tor oUiers to as
geticna powers were to tie usurped b ie sociate.
.government at large, so particular now- of the
'era were ta be usurped by the Exrru Ins wishes. Hie Tigiil, Conlttutipnil1ad retired from-Iimatoanetgliboringtoy
ttvp uepartflient, at the expense of oth
er Departments. The .Prisidenf bold
ly avowed It to btj Within his consti
tutional competcricy to oiiginaie mis
sions and despatch ministers an new
and Unauthorised embassies, without
the ndvke and cr:ncnt of the Senate, j
The 'measure? fcf tho j.diftioisi ration l
have also proved most Inauspicious to
the public .ltierests. Try them by the
Cimstitationality fer exp?diencv of their
Course, : and it is ertuattv unfortunate.
iney uoust ot tuetr U;piomacy: and
ivhat good .purpose' has It answered?
iieirf imaMon 10 tMnaina is a eptentiul i lostenng. anil protecttng, ami pi eser- i XesiHlauVee, -but tt'doea not appear ;hatn
aboiiion. It violated in (Is outset the jyi'ig within ourselves, tlie n.cans ofLWoud hfbcen shed, .flacardt had t-:
solemn Ifijonction Vf AVushington tmt 1 national defence . and independence, Ijpostcil, ci?Jh for the son f Ituibide to p
to engage in any "roreiga -ci.wneliiig i particularly in a state of war, 1 ouldP'fr't',ec.IKTbGen"a,w.me
aiiunces:"& its result s are unpromising -advocate iid support jt."" Still he 19
beyond all calculation, They have lost the friend of the Turifl'-arid n the
us, first by their idle dffi'ttaUon of diolo-rciuestion of roads and caua-s. he is I'ta-
matic resources, and iheji by their iu- 'ble to obioctions. thou h lie mav eon- suspected of beinjr abeuort of the. revol
cacuiable neglect of them, ourvliicrative fine their construction t military pur- f'1'? PVdb.5f?
pnsns, 6c may not go to Lr as the mem-ier , - J,
ol theLoaln.nn. On simeol ; the other 8I,prvid of th 'treaty recently
questions ot policy, he may accord ,clul. d with F.nglanoVandK vv believd
more closely with the ideas- of .the Op- wo tM bconfirmcd by the-Senate; ' ;
position. In one of his letttcrs on te- 'vn .'CBrtnjKS.-Cpla5n- Shipmanj.
cord, he profea-himKeli-to be friend- ''i???
Iv to its Hdminihtra.ion. n-rroontdv ul ' ?rt'8w 'J
... .m , . v ' rnnnrnv u-au rnnuumrvti in iaiiii:rnu uiiav'
measiircs I Ueit uibliMDarv has been the true Hteral meaning uf tU invtrti. J-w-i ' ,t.4 eni
equally marked by extravagance. Mr.tnent, and banishing ihc 'dangerous eqiiisiiion to tho Admiral at , Jamaica, fi
Rufus King received eighteen thousand j doctrine ef impicMio " opposed vesswl"of war lobe tent dova fur the prot
dollars for doing nothing. His son re-' to foreign political conneclioiis' ' on Xx6n cf thciv property. Th pprehewe
reived an outfit of 4..tno n nK, ;; ! mi..l it.. ..r ..,-.!.. arose more immediately from the tr00pt;
wvii ntiu ivviaiMii vi it, u u bu. mi di tut! .v . .1 , r-.
jvhat ;gU0d puYpoaa' has It answered? Tariff before us embraeea the design of jB SSmiet
wm adopting measures for the auppreesiofl
this insurrection, which did not appear
excite much alarm. Tho Generalt of Jffl
s'lon, Negrele1 and FJtliavarri, apaniiiil
suspected of beinjt
cuiinncixe wuii uie yritisn Colonies.
vlbvy many corn-planters, in Virgin't,:,
'hpV many lamber-geltetsirf Nnrtji
Carolioa, or 1 the 'Northern ' statesyhow
many ship-owners and merchants
lite Union, are at this moment
in tlie blessed ctmscquen-ies. of tl
in
ru-j
loir
Affaires for four weeks of empty en i;: patronaSe friendly to economy i ZmZv -ces.
. Mr. Rochester, as Secretary of the public diburements, and an ene- from thV disseosiont fexitUng amonft t
the Panama Missiou,raspaid for sevc-my te the system of loana. ll he will lUefs. ' a -.
ral months for doing, nothing in the U. t carry these principles into '"t'flVct,' the f Accounts" have "beetj received of
S. and the Secretary of State had to ex-' Opposition will consult the public in- eyee I'eru.- The principal ofJJ?J
r71?1? 3 Xf ' I?. 2 te: sceptre even lriXXt
Rochester, had l-esigiied ins Judgeship, into his hands. . !!m!!o v! !1 " . 5
in order to acrent of Ine. ScerrtrvI.in 1 V in fnll ow,r -nf thkvt,.... r . -.'i..ui.l'i' 'n.i:.. t,.,t rr!il fn
ben n fact he had left the Bench he- j inconsistency which has been made at 'lUranqnilla, with about 30$ barfelt 01 1
for-? Ite was nominated to lh' Mission.1 gainst many personsXoB,thinkiit bf oftlHt''brig Hufrows which vejei
; We seek in f kinfor tfie evidence of. supporting Gen. JackawiV aU. after jottnd told as he lay--TW JJ
lUtcW!A.yier opposed to Mm A E-.;?
Administration. By Roads and Canals ven the lwtmbla individuals, who pen . j Our Market in a perfect state of sl!
our ood people bre to be ertgitiecrcd these hasty lines,! have come in fm tion, . Every one seems t a lo at05
ftiit of thpi nrtririnlp. A Wnlln.-lli.ii-Karf !. ! ' . mav take nluc'c. . It is knbarn that Boh."'
I - .... 1-. . Kn .w...9 ' II, 4.II1H w ' . III. IVUIVdbUl - IC IUTB .
principles. . A WOllcns" their, share of the i-eoroach.
Bill is to be'patroniied, whicli "leviea'seen some of our own hasty parirgrap:!
the severest ta upon the coarsest cloths hunted op and glaringly displayed, witl
now decidedly ;.oppo"e'
Miimendthethipmeittois
W h. r
1 - oiuimcr
' If. will nnl tMulimrail the gtllBmC t
til .i.:--., . J m tn. HrnnertV H't
im vw puuiui irvii,-,i,cnu u n (juiuiai.c vi uoir mm comment in duced here. 'We pve no qouuio-
fails to go throogh, U is to be the applewhich we spokc.freely of his qualilica. ute U it impolitic to fix a vuiue, or to"
of discord; to the people of Penngylvavtions fof the Presidential Chair. The "lhc ""y' u 'H m9n.
ma, anu to aicoiaie uieir lecungs irom genuemrn are, welcomes " It is all lair y, ' V i t,L,m'Carace:
the cause ol Andrew Jackson, .fTha came we have no tight to murmur - at I" , IT.V j..' j.Ioi n.t,nt. urn
public press ts to bit otgadixed and their criticisms n W hatevcr w have the hwd of White. lae, and wgnad-On.
regulated by the Secretary of State, uttered, hat been spoken out freely and ,JiUny,wiwwhicbthetdoptionefthaBoh
and the most diitinguUhkd of thdse Ed- fearlessly in the" face of the , people. Constitution. jr'rwm to Pent ia ttrtnuw
W have t secretsand we scorft alt recommended aauieoniy n""
tlia art. of of equivocation, and diplo.Tpriv
macy. . Wa have never disgui&cd OUT the 5t instant, which represent Eoiar
exteptioar to Andrew Jackson." AU sinking plainly st tie Weta'orship-.15' 1
itors, who have in fact, and not in pre
fence, too much stubborn independence'
to obey Ms mandates, are to be. cash
iered frorf ibeir pablto. appointment.