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tl la aw aarht. av! ! I txi,u...i tp- f v j t . r J- , Vt ' at, "l . f rvivkf i I .jlKi, par. . - n, , MJ n ,..ia f . ' 't ll JlW 'f it . a ! i-TAratVwi I - !. I , , a m !..- I lW.-e af tarv I VI i rte-U Nj ' ! Uti re-rtl f jf a!ti.trtc? t -y bt pn'tinj ctmatmclinu on i . far f the a! Arris that mor J f eow'4 vet fr il ls c'.nrtul mm cm y lal h.T i!l itht At lent U-5ri.cVinrritrti, inl x.o me A f Jiri the fefitcirv iih ; Htj' in'enii-J TO r? ma of fcin Kii 1 1 ria of lli I l ; alri, 1 - .1 i. .1. ,i t ' rrI low ii if fvi " '' ikaa tH 11. F.ii. ; tn I yet f l 1 f, p"- iKt! t'.5 f horn wi rctcrci M oi u Uirjr '. i r of intnj oilf owm oi;icft iV w. Sir, I prT j" ta niiimi . i , a I pv it at it woo' l bt bred e f Lid tetfi chantH 'rridieDOttt;nI fwf juorjcir, BMwer thequeitiun rwtipiiurKli il io jot Dote ? wbtliw n)r r iiBproptr PeliHj ton) 6en. Wah- ' ' I hare irwiko clurllr f injawn unt' ' prieiy iJMtift liietn witbihoM ofufher) .l entertained thrn io cotnmon irith muf f the tutinUert who toted with me. '. la ' J. . that liaX are Bimei wUhUhicli I hJl - er b proo J to tee mine taoriatrtb Tl.e .... ... -person lor wnom jrou priicuiinj ' -IIuJei!. rould not but have participated s ia the li'mS ailmiratiun 1 felt far the man. ; who, tn that at he Juin.it ll nus none . -- l : - Uiini.i. - - ..r it. ' ''toontrj'i p;!ory;n he mat hae received v in congenial roin) tlieapii k from that " " -bri"!it ezamnU which hat animated him .. ieo aucceuuiiy i emulate in jniinaiy i Hie hero, who avea hit eoantry, : and hat fitted hint t become a worthy ' ' nf muv tn t!irfjrtf. nil PTetrft Prf. ' ' .dilwit of the United Statea. Ia that liat v. it at incapable of envy, n Kit incorfjpt ible integrity u of injaatkerfln'it .wni ,' ' be foand vthVr names; f men who can . xeot, front theaniform tenr of their liven, jf' stt'id their attachment t iht libertiet of their cnuntrr'-ttu. far a tnment aas .vecieu ui inraiiuucwuociirrcr. " i 1 . ; ttriTc doj, iiownver, to tneitcr mytcit ?. tinder their tanction: the votes I gave; rrft the deliberate result of , my best i. juul'iik-iii. . uic kdiiiiiciiis biiu reasuiia V- .. T ...... .-4 .U. .L... lictate of hoaeattonviction, and could ' V Semtelvet, ? should 'pgraue the- tame 5 T ,. tdttct. lil justifying 'my own ma' rv i do not Dresume to arraicrni thoM V Vwi 'Men forwholn f bava ihe I' st esteem, voted torUhe tmend- ..tt, and afterwarda for the Address; y they did it doubtless from conviction? '".;. one of thetnost diatinjruished of them is V atated ttt tlia debit to hate'said, that ? ltliouli he had at first considered Uie " :obieclioriabla tarts: the: light that I . ' ,'tlid, yet after much hesitation he intweht t j liimsclf to the conclusion, that they'did: 5 uot go so tar as at lirtt he thought hy ' ;:tlil, nod that; hod they mrntoecd aTevt- v rtf measttft pf the TresWenf, h would r have voled oirt .lAeni. I thought . thpy tfid: 1 knew that whether the did vr notthatanttrnction. woald bevtut ;jOff"theiri by pur polJticUl' enemies . ' and 1 eveii believed that they had, been . tnttwJucni wiinthat very view; I there ' ' j 'fr cduld net vote aa he 'did; There M js une fact to which I mast allude, how in' conclusively that this thargc of hos' ' v-ity ,o H.atnjntn-. disbelieved ' m ' 4 rr.iiuhcuMt(wdeveo by those who made "v it, 'wiy credited by the mtn 'of all o tlu ii' Conversant of the fact: and a' a r, tu !t ebiea is ueienamg bis repu - ' t& - i V?, iatc , - w York soma years at a- Icc't-i v. tcral Jackson aa oanorary Tl ,tm'n'.'t a v.y -.-'rif. ,ii j:i.t;J b: Mr.Cnj, jt r i" S .e;i!rt U 1. Wer wf lcr.r-a Ut. It. I) '... !, f .r.F, t pfcl it inl '-"tC- 11 e J'tfXtTfftr vrtucte k i.rft U be t.(Wiw," TW JnuniJ 6f.bei rsl'r vree.wnre lit '' f lha cKarV eri't Wr. AJsms aftd.Mr, fhy a nurrir, tJ nifivrhv JU tnreJ by the mi trilunany wlmh hat brew horn laid kyfbre the woftj.1 The readr will buw t jtrf t'tit rondiv anJ everiieinMo; trs tnttony, wkcahei lJ J that tiepniA M contains mat K.I fs the 1st part, (iUvhin Oer. Jt twin's remarks) eshlbiUiS thr U'exiaH eif Wtr. . annlf, J. Beinttt,tli Rev. A. WilW, J. Ktrtl. O. T. Jtet n4 J. V. War iug Ae SJ part icUtet t ttie rpioioas eijjfessrd by Mr. Clay, ed roosiatt of statement front 1ert. U. kberto and C. S. TndilD. "rtnert A. Y. WwArj aod-B. 8. F.irestand Mr. Clay rlie oat UU pamphlet with slate ntiili fnK CL Benton, Mr: PI a mover, Mr. B.ertsoa'r!iio. Whit, and livn'oU letter f kit own to ge ntlemen in irjvnia, wbiJi f ttatemeott bad, all bcr. pfevily; published. This is it tht'h..le Supplementary evidence, which U 'Jeemid jk cooriaive.' 'e shall Uy. it btToraoar readers and let theiu juds ol' thpmselvet., :"tt hat lefa r di3Tvre.it "imprei ho apon tiur-fti'- lilencc'j5 most significant. J" sious are fatal to the cause of Mr, C W, the frieudt of ftpeii ao3 Lt ik-.i.t. will at 7: Vmeinixi 0n the fourth of July last, - iney io mp tne same nonor oy a unant k. . i a . - . us vot. Would th venerable rem- iis of the friends and coinnaulont Sinton.' associuted-tmder his' au m t r tue tiunmse or Chenaliinir the ..- i . . . . . . . K ' , a cnntidctea during the con test once IwnktOj the manner ui which Mr. Clay met the strong charges that have bf eu bnioght giint him since , December last They-will demand, hox Mr. C; has. rebutted tne testimony that has gone forth in the investigations before the Senate, of Ivan tuck y, and ia the ad drent of he Washington Jackson Com roiUee.' They will know how to appre ciate his' defenre, when they . are told, that trot she woi d, one solitary whUper has escaped vhiio .in reply to these weighty documents. Jiot one word of Blair not one word of. his letters to Blair notene word from Trimble or F. Johnson,' aboat ' the declarations which they' had made of its being ascer taincd that if Adams -was made Presi dent, Clay would be made Secretary of State -Not a word from Clay about t2 pamphlet or h-eoaali cm the essays ol " Wavoe" not .a worU , io reply ?t deaj.. Floyd of Moore,..or Wickliife or Cariieal and whyi. it. may. be asked, does he bow hunt up for proofs of wliat he may have taiu in tavor oi Mr. Ad ams, when Oenl Floyd ci;nes forward to tel) Mm that he (Mr. 17ly informed him how doubtful he was about the vote he should give, and that he never , was at much puizled in, all his life and when T. Moore declares that Mr. C recommended it to the Delegation of aveotucky to noia tnemselves "uncoin mitted?')" ' Not a word does the Sod plemeot tirge ia contradiction of these weighty docomentsaniT, toei efore it is, we consider this last Steotof Mr Clay at the most fatal that he has vet taken, and his supplement as far more calculated to Injare biut by what it .i . . . - .. . i . "c uoi. aajiuiifu u serve mm oy wn&i it does say...; ' ; . Mr.;, via y. wen .Knows tiie cloud u)f Ruspiciua wnicn nasoeencast upon. him by the silence of Mr. Blair, lie knows that the public has calll for hit letters to Mr. Blairi has called him to nnaea! the lips of Mi Blair: and that kit si lence hau given rise, to the. strongest imputations of his guilt. :. Is this silence n.iw briikeii? Docs this loeagre bo dy of anpplementaxy evidence sup, tly the ominous omission? No- Mr. C. Btill shrinks ft-om the devel oiiwnpnt of .his own IettersJ-and ii cut pels the world to conclude, that he darca not proihice tlicm because txej jcarry with them; the ptnofs of u conviction. r it would Imve ocen infinitely better foir Mr.Clavto hat thrown this miserable pamphlet into ihb names, inn HI atioru ucli fear evidence .asRiiist liimself. lie idi i kin ' .! sutlirtf I t. ixJica Toe fr'h is. Cat t'-rre are a t AitniQ;iriria hkb c i Ue stale I 1f.t a elactef. u tUry a!l rt- sijf .1 ia o Atn, 'Pcr are everal rct,t us E. Tennke, i which there re aat ' US, sfpAScd to Jack ; ; . ' . :.". .' " ' l:t cHtpre the friraJt of Jicii a tnd'ftf Adam, at their mfti oates. The .electiom ia b S trate :mro by tJistrKta. . Tre fucrfs ef Jackson hart ewer rrvi Mi lit syatwatj fef r'!;'; that Umv was the aigktest ii. - -r of J's liming a tinr1e'vtw Hew i it ia 2 sachusetts? DurtDg the recent sestios of the I;ilatare, they aassH a Gene ral Ticket law nd ft) the-IOlhaoJ 12dt ioH- the saeaibera of f giTa tun. M CuuntM outmbUJ, tMrnioated s fal electoral Adams Ticker; vru Messrs. T. L. Ulnihrop and 8. La thron as Electors at 'anre and MenrX J. Putnam. K. H. Rftbbri D. 8'rk weatber, S. 8prague. S. Tiie, J. Net mm Ji. HoImmb, J. Davis; K. Gilbert, J. trvS Jvnet, B. Diowick. sad N. C'h-nnilirr as K teetotal raiMlidatrs for tho several Congrriooal districts. A ' And th itirMmn ia still moraterioaa in jYiw llnnptfurt Even ia the Le 5''aure, which wss said to be to per f-tly Adamised, the Opposition carry si mnoMng point. On the 10th Mr. Slwael Belf, a friend i4?the AdmiMs t ration," was re tlee'td Senator of the U. S., bet the vote of the 11. of R. was as loiluwa. Samuel utii io3, Isaac ill (the Editor of the N. U. Patriot and a most determined oppositionist) had S2, M. Harvey 4. E. Wsbster 2. n the Senate, Bell 10. Hill 1, Harvey The Speaker of the H. of R.. who was last year a friend of the adminis tration, recently served as the Secre tary of a meeting of Jackson's friends, snd W m. JJailger, who was one of the Adair Klecturs at the last election,, is one of the Delegate elect to the great Jackson state Conventian, which is to .11 . n , mi ft . no neio at voncoru. ins iooks re bellion!" T -,? Kentucky The Louisville P. Adver tiser, speaking ef svveral letters Irom the countiesiin the Green River country, ately visited by Mr, Barry,. says, that "The success of the Jackson candidate for Governor and Lt. Governor is, how ever. bv .no means aouDtrel. .lhey cannot fail: in oar opinion; to oblaina majority of about nv thousand votes. This remark is made, not to produce ef- lect .at home, but to correct erroneous impressions abroad.7' New Fori The extracts we ' have famished from the Albany Argus wil) snow in wuai ngnr m laie Aomiuisira- tion voovention and their prospects are held bv their ODnonenta. The Con vention itself teems to be made up of Mr. Clay's men "Of every poatirm faith.7' 1 Wo of its leading members were Gen. Jacob R. Van Rensselaer a Uen. J. Lynch who in 1S14, attempted to thwart the measures ol the patriotic Tompkins, aod io cripple the general government in i's exertions to provide men and money 'r thu ueknee ol the country. Geo. Porter, the Secretary ntWiif la panfAaAntArf ?la $ioinv tn ftiA gnana but," very tnoaestiy 4ecnned his seat in the Convention, and restrict ful ' clorM.usly conducted. o , Ce so inseoara- Uy .uanv.ctud vuth the ownwould they nave cunt erred Uiit uistinction on - two men who had,: at any one 'period of their lives, shown themsekes bit enemies - r detractors. This fact alone, Sir, is . an answer to your ioquiries, and as re gards myselt, is the more conclusive, because at the time the votes io ques tion were given,. 1 had the honor to re present the City of New-York in ) ress, and. luy . rotisutucnts could net' ther be, ignorjpt f my niersures, aor unacquainted jth jny motives." 1 may 'add too,. iiaL. immediately . after Uiis tranaactiou, 1 was re-elected by an in creased majority.' $-j r;r-..t:A ' . 1 have fouii-lit impossible, Sir, to an swer ybuf queries without going into a detail sviiicb l,fcar you .may think pro. lix but Uie iransacliou is to remote, that cirtuadstaocea familiar 1st the .time, and wii'xh then it would have beeii use ' teat to deuil.art now necessarily in bo duced into the ttateraent, and I turn up , the whuie by saying esplicitv, that 1 ne ver refused my assent to a Vote of thanks and an expression of gratitude and ? pcctHo Washingtoa ifn ths tbntrary; VTa r Ft taU satta ty rn t i aaiksltprwofs. Wi i.t rrsJ . t S. Cro..o lU Uarfl -i,s carrf.lif as jsrBv..U Uiwifftst-btt, as yt. aiK t'-irg v.kxb wUI jt.ff td n4 U the tortll. MiJ the reasporary rtrtnits a omm ioUgnstt pro derive ecoarsjeeot ttm ha Scial art of Oivemer Taylor.it ,ul Ua be tiioe to spawk ta the tattler, plaitly. euliy and irwily.' At praMot. we tee the prpoa td Owe lnUllicr liJ dctMW tb aiatxravre. ' A to Mrrnia, we aainatreat af the H litre of the Intelligencer to sU- tnisa their apprtbeostoae.' Her sacs lares bavo bo aailiirmly 'chsracreri eeil by aa aaach asaderatiea as finnnes 4ha adhere e tCt.incipl with a pertinacity, which the teJaetnot pow er cannot shaken and vindicate a them ia a tenrper, which commands the con fidence af her ' fellow-ouflerers and the respect of ail and we are tare, that no ii; has escaped her ciiitens, which manifests the' tightest appearance of violence, nf disunion, or of civil war; On ooa thing the is resolutely bent, if wo do not tnUtake the aigns of the time to .ship oflf the present caew,. and try new geui.-i o. Trom tho Albany Argtii, June n 1 : v .The . sdministratioo convention ad journed yesterday. It has been the labor ot the mountain. -It haa tuied. in a sort of fidgetty uneasiness, forty eight hours, and the result is literally nothing. . Yesterday morning, somt two hours were paseerl in the reading ol an address and resolutions, at reported by Judge Spencer. The address Vas pre- pared by Mr. Uerrit smith, of Mtdisoa county, and read by him to the conven tion. It may be well to remark, that Mr. Smith is a highly respectable citi- ten, bot haa ever been a federalist, and was a federal candidate for the senate, and was defeated at tuch by the pres ent republican senator. Col; Stebbina. lne address H of great length, and is ed himself to canvassing " at chamhern a summary f in aarsh langiitrge, en an the objections to Gen. Jackson which a partisan press and its ministerial abet tors have fabricated or' garnished du ring the campaign. In the afternoon, after a short discussion, it was deemed to be inexpendient to nominate a govern or at this time, it is believed that a majority present were in favor of that measure but the minority were stren. nous and the point was yielded. The proceedings were concluded by direct ing a state convention for the nomina tion of a governor, to be held at Utica, we believe, on the 9th of July. It is difficult to say "with precision what the real objects of the convocation were Whatever they were, it is evi dent the managers have been very indif ferently rewarded for their pains. The convention, Its proceedings, and partic ulariy the incongruous and ill-assorted partisans who tourid'tlwmselves acting together in it, will do essential injury to he - Coalition cause. Better for that canne that it had never been called And then the repetition of the farce in the gathering, of another State meeting within a few weeks. - And then also the two anti-mosonic conventions at about the same period: ,. But this is a part of the "demonstration" upon' oar btate which 'the cabinet .have directed, and which it is of course necessary to carry out j ' How do those infasy partisans' etforts, multiplied as they are to an ex tent which entirely defeats their own object, contrast with the steady onward .. -c ik.. .:.i. r ,u ..k. cJ.ecf.-The National In-, fondidate Andrew Jackson? In which iiiLeucer LieMLH its rciorn wii.ii two : . .a . , u tnere lne appearance or conciou9 afvrfif dsrle kc fkat tl.ry j will rterd, Te frier.. of Jak' t39 wrre hNtr ial.it.er spirits than they are now la ik-ciuwcsy a i.e crw:ceJir of lt avuion r CoerVM have strock ttutab t' o Ad aroa-cnen. TVy are ia pet fcet irpalr. lit d.f losorrs offl e Rctrvurh Jtent Committee he opend the, ryts of Ike peotJe to tho groM corruption of 'the preet cabinet." ,Tho tvi denrr, aroon- others, nrw furnithed by tliat document tf Ihe gross sad outntreoOS purchase f. the nut a tif Itluriitse. has made thetn raad. : Ear. ry wUl b elected by ft largo major- ity. : : f r la the state, the coaUtton are be ginning to pet alarmed. Tbe iico pie am w aking vpfrona tliclr leth argy. The dis,ti-jtition of tlia cnia kamd-bSli ia. going funs ords auioiig1 IM. Inis ImiMirk'nt plrce of BinuM ism stirs the people. TU pcdlrr is abroad irilh his wallets; Not long since one of these Allows railed at the Lousj of a fanner, anil oflcred some Un-ware and wooden nutmegs for sale, i Th fanner did not w ant nutmeg. .The pVdle r thru ' pulled out a bunch of CoQn lUndbills. SiiI exhibited them to his family, All the old women acrrtrhed out and ttie children fell a crying. The) farmer told . him that he w as h dis grace to the rtHtno of nn Atrjerirau to he carrying about such infantnus ibels npon the reputation of a pat not. The pedler was , hnpudent, showed fight, and got it too. He was kicked out of doors Coffin Handbills and all, and was Udd ne ver to show hit face in that quarter. Nothing convinces me so much that Adams has not the leant chance, as the reckless anil wanton means used to prostrate his emincirt and patrio tic rival. I believe' that. Ohio will be herself, and tree to- western in cannot be insotisible to flic dilemma ini. which iw stands.aHU cer on drrftaiiding cannot he drugjjud by the loyal panegyrics Mt the official organs at WaHhinfftim. . SvroiihanU may sect tojibnse Ins ear -but Hen ry Clay well Anwfcrft5f m pabl man niust dear ltiuipek of every ap pearance of syspicion-wind thati his letters to Mr Blair Ought to be pro-duced.-liJicAmond Ehq. " ' 7neitte. I1 Administration par lT pretend st up a re-action even in Ten4iee. 'I'hey have held , meagre, raeetiugs in Navfiviflss ami hoxviRe, and 'nominJtTed electors In the couoj ty. of whivjSlielbyville is the chief town S3 Voteis out of 3.500 have met itnd nominated the famed .;Tennet sean,n "I)r? Jamet L Armstrong, on the Electoral twet, All this is aum ig enough. Jiave they Uio aliohtesf prospect of siiccesh? 3 U not their whole orject pqiiticul eject abroadr Tho AdBinitrion prints tiegin to try out " V V i0 Tennessee. Vhea the uioj. , intelligent , observers ridicule the vnry. iua- A letter of Uiis description of May 20th is now be, fore ns" You will tatVfuiit this reaches . observed the rfanfaron tellicencer treats . its readers with' two Columns under the ominous capture of Tht Cmtx It contends, that there is a schemeon foot, in South Carolina and : in Georgia,, to resist, the Tariff, at the hazard; of ' tlissotvinjg the Union the conclusion of the the article shows the object of this terrifying Elpose Is to alarnv the people into a support of the sinking Administration. It asks each man, whether he will put " every thing at hazard, by appointing- nets and un tried public-agentj1"? tad " whether be will, in fine, with his eyes open, madly fash on to destruction, with sparry, which is not deterred! even by the fear of disgusting the public, from openly a vowing purposes, inimical to the Union provocative of civil war and prelu sive to the downfal of the Republic." ' ' And where is the, eviderce to justify alt the panic which it would excite? It gives U at scrap of a sentence from iwrnie anvflymou write44ho Charles ton MerCury, who declares 't0 alter $ native, that .threatens, comparable' ta those we must inevitably sufler under : the present state of things." Another sentence, Irom another anonymont wn ter, in the Charleston City Gazette, who knows, as he says) " that there . are men amonjr as, who openly espouse a dissolution of the Union" also, ano ther scrap from some newspaper, in Georgia, which proposes "iCongrese, from all the Statea opposed to a protec ting Tariff, to assemble and devise mea sures, eonWsfeMi with the Constitution. to protect them from the introduction ot the tan tied articles in their respec tive States" These, with some Jhing reports, aoout tne assembling ol the Le gislature of South Carolina and ' the old thread -bare allusion to some not very well understood message of the uoveiuor- of Virginia, constitute, the great budget of proofs,' by which ttie Jackson, the opposition party," is to be charitably sadded with the charge of onenlyavcwing purposes inimical to the UniottThcearethe latest tricks by which the people are to be deterred iioui appointing any new and untried agents'," snJ the'tnen now in' power Tare to be spugly seated in their places, ; for oe ot sawgth, held forth by tie A4-.J four, er twelve years more to corned- 1 1 'V - r - ... '. .t - - - ' ' strensih and - success? With candid politicians, in and out of the State, we freely leave the answer." The slanderous charge against Gen. Jackson in relation to the six tonnes. see militiamen; however disgraceful to the fabricators and propagators, afford strong testimony In favour of the exalt ed character, ot that distiogoisheu man. For it u plain that if there existed solid cause of accusation against him, resort would not be had to gross calumny, and bare faced untruth. :Euough; iune would suppose, had been already published in refutation of them,' to satisfy any candid and rational man living. 4 But the ne ver tiring calumniators as often aa pot down, fabriclktea new dress for the tale accusation, hoping some one, or two, or half a dozen', may not see through l,he. gauze,. ?x- : , v "-i"' , i Washington Pa.) Eagle. ' A goodign.-In the recent elections in "Virginia, the county in. which Mr. Jefferson lived, yave th Jackson ticket a imammiMA support. Not a single vote was given for the Adams candi date. The profound respect, entertain ed by Mr. Jefferson for Gen. Jackson, and expressed whenever tn opportuni ty offered, seems not to have been without its influence upon his neigh bors and friends. At a period when his virtues are fresh in their memories, they have taken an opportunity to go hand in hand in support of one whom their illustrious fellow citizen emphati cally declared, had "filed the measure of his country's glory. ' Lockport Jour. ,. , v "' .From the New York Enquirer. . Extract of a Letter from Ctttcinnotf, Ohio, Juns 6,-1 have just returned from a visit to' . Kentucky,' where 1 found one of the- hottest politicial contest, I have ever yet seen in any sectioaof the country .iisThe coali tioa party are straining every nerve w defeat Barryf the Jackson candid-, atebutl am satipfted tlicy do not V-'v Pretiiu Frvitt of the Panama Minim. Extra of a letter received V a eentleftuui of U L. I J . " . " . - " A copy ot Walsh's Review, Con taming th article Mexico has reached this city, and given riso to a wrong excitement against the Amer- tcans as might be mipposcd. 1 Mr, Read, Mr. Serjeant's Secretary,' is the author. My '.'opinion Vso vtrv differi'iit from 'Mr. ReaiPs, that I am inclined to believe he came here with lueas mo exalted of Ins situation and the failure of the Congress has doubtless, produced j a revolution of elms. Read's views of thiii coun try are like those which British wrJ- for give or the United Static. - All delects highly coloured or exnggera, ted, while extenuatirlg or counterbal ancing ciif umstances, arc studiously avoided aud omitted, ; In some things, Read has calumniated ( the Amerir canstjirobably dependipg on' the ev. idence of foreieners, and those lire- jHdicqd tines; for neither he or JVlri sergeant-; had knowiedife sufficient of the Spanish language to obtain ui forniation from the natives, had con sequently were compelled to. seek it iroia Uiose who had on, reelings in common with them. v Read's charge of the treatment of the laborers 'upon . f n . . . . . .... - ine uacienaas, is not true, so tar as J can judge frpnt tny own r;Mquiries: Wot one or the Americans in the ser- Vice of the companies near Mexico. (and many of tlir-iii have travelled a good deal,) nave ever seen or even heard auy thing of the kindv . Since I have Wen iu , this rountry, Xi have never seen or heard of any thing like cruelty, severity, or unkiiittrtcss; and a the acts of government are all in favor of moderation, it is reason able to consider them as fair exponents of individual character.- ' he 'absence f severity, in a popn!argovfcrametit like tins, furnishes: a fair argument against the correctness of M, Read's account.' , . .. , erttrett I, " - I'orr i i 1 II r ; ., and tU.i the Oltorn-.i. 1 ratlmi of War la t. Iani6-U by nicd mill he fuunj I uttimotariiet!..; i tending i more t! . this etetiing, vt; croasert the rrtit'u , . a:th T. April, and i, , towards CoMstaml.j. large naval armamant cMprraies on the k the Cos of. Gcueial titshed viith its rctrt Persia, is tj adiaKt c Southern frontier or 'I thi is not the only i ration witli which the v ted to ruthmewce. ti . aid, Hill cross about the name, time, rii; and push forward t possible; mippirtingtLri by a landing nrr tl.e na. The State. Paptn this occasion possess ! matic. tart. fur which t! Cabinet, tinder Count ? has been always, distin Hxtruardinani Snppfemtnt fto r . , '-i - V Gazette. ' , Jl . Vfm lisra ntcrrA to ! , J.turjti, lb following official docw MAXIFESTO OP ntS IWAJCiTi ' . ,-: ' PF.ROli. 'BrU r.raeofGod.vt.y IMTor and Antoeeat irfllia itui . TM Treaty of BuebareM, rsli. IS14, with the Ottoman Poife, ,. for tisteen- years the sirijtct of r, paten, aov as lonferauhuu, In , exertions to inatatain and U piwri. , attaekt."' The Porte, lio antuM eitrore4 tha baaia of that TtT, t Riiii, aud preparea ta ae a a.Vv uti iatenutrionemi nonnon. it, mat tn artnt hkcum-i Kmah f W,. eoneilnbta eneiHT,-wJ tnunitlot :. Conmtioa bf AkeiKkaa, ami, aits i . eetltng Treaties. ' ' ' s u Lastly the Port d ot ant Wit. it Uwl k aeoepled the condidosa ot t. ly as a maia to eoaeeu IU tntrmr- ae-ei a.' Ta ae ta Ta x 1 s-k i aT ft.,0. E1 1 - f 1 I t L 'H sui J.a . x lion Jar iov s ' Mil , c aa1 wit Pre t CM Hou si F not iii i - IB i 10, m jni tti' h ' Titt at IMPORTANT tKOM EUKOl'E. .-.-tMS'- "( '(-!. j - JVSna Yank Ana ! ' The packet afitp Pacific, Capuin Crockae, aN eiMje aha we Jiatw rid tUUmomiiijr fyom Lirei pool, ahemje the tho 16iU May. i Jiy tins arrival London papers ta die 15th iuiiluslve.. prenarauoa loe. a new vrar. hear. . ! mnrkabla eAnfeaaion made,' whn ti, ft) Raiaiim tint are vblatrd, Ui m eorer detained, snd Iheai'tne rru ofaxeaaeioua and arbitrary Mortm vtibieeta (ooud diemv4ve nmprll'i! tiieic oaUs ortoieae, wjdioat ilcl sountry. r Tha' Bnsphbrua' in elM.t,, annil.iluted,' our Somber frothier , of the only .ehannet for die export prodnoe, are direntened wtth iaralcu' Nht, morel ' At the moment wheat tion betweea Rniua arid Persia are c eJoiled.a widen chanire oti die )rt ot n. sum government rneeat ttie ooume at it soon apeart that the Ottoman Portu r elf lo nk Pertia wawee, hV prom .; ful, aid arming in haite, the. oop in u inir twwlnees, and Drenarirr to auntm threter.int attntV. thia treatliemjg, ki . i?a. lliia ia tne tenet of mfiiri urkev haa beea ruiltr-..fonwi c.-.x ., the treaty of Akernum ug ta th'u 6y, i" unnappuy ma imiior tne aaermcei t(l tb ei'Oui rxertiona by whivh Utisiia hu inc. endeavored lo matutain ptatee witli a K. nation.' ' ;. . . j.s - . "But all patieneo nan k limit, .' Tn of the Qusaian oamet tlte dignity of tfi-r the Bivifitnbilltr of its rights and that of tionat glory, fcav preMribeO IO ui IL vf a. .,' , j, ,. -. - lt la not till sfleV timing weighed, i failcrt cktent, the duties Imposed on t perative neeeiuty, and inopiredL Vith Km est ednfidenbe h thujnitice of our eauw, t' hate ordered, our army to advance, ar. Divine protection, Kfraifist-aii enemy l Intel tlie atott nurtid obligations ,r (hti nations.'' -' ' . - "'e are oonviaee fliat our taJthfiiJ i SI join with our prayet-a tjie moat ardent fe for tj.e )ueoe( of ear eMerpr'.te, and tha! Uf nr"- ,m die Ahnq;hty .' Io lend hii n IcrtfHv- Iu are1 aoldiera, and to. abed his I Mewing tm our at nts, Vhicli ate dettim-d to fend our liberty, religion, and our betflwd c try1. ' . ' .J- :-!f'f.if "RiTen at . Prterbun;U,' th9 Uh ii April, tn tho year of our Lord,18aS,andiU ot our reign, .., ,. ;, Signedl . '-.KICIK! ' H Counter signed tr the Vic Chnne. li -..' K-ltkW-'f ". GQtifXT NESSELKOl'. ',:: The' declarafionliich follows foregoing Mnifesfo; enters iritotm ample; riev of th , -conduct f Portei ,.It reproaches her with luj ty in signingthe Treaty ;f Ackcm which she never intended tt fulfil, refers to h Intrigues vvith.;r! charges hei with violating hei" plci'; the Servians, end ,,her guaranty n provinces 'of f MQldavias and chia.'Ari! amnesty wasr to be grmt. t the Servians, instead of 'whith.f Turks - invaded -i their, "'territory, i: fade's dreadful oiasacre ,The prn ; leges ,of the Principalities were f guarantied; instead :f,.whtcb.a was established ' Of the" mst swe sailed on received The late hoar (half, past one o'clock) when' we reeaived lne paera coinpelt u to be mry briet. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. ' x The resolution of Sir Francis Bur dctt, which we gave a few days siiici- was adopted , on the if 2thir in ' the House of Commons, by a majority of tix', aflet: .a very long aud anima ted dohatef v':' ji Hxi' Important fron) PothigaL-k telei graphic despatch from liayonne, an nounced, on thetpth ult That ,Don Miguel had teeif : proclaimed' Kingi without opposition,;in Ch!in,bra, and several other towns.;.; 4The Courier remarks that , lie is now' a traitor to his neicei the Jeitiinate - Qneeh, Don l'edro having abdicated, , on March 8th, in favor of his daus:h- tir, Donna Maria, charging" l)oni Miguel, as lus Lieutenant, and JU-t gent of the kingdom, with the exe cution of the. decree. '-j An armtsftcc was. Concluded on tlie 1 2th between Don led ro and' he Buenos Ayrean Government, thro the ncdiatiua pt the English Gor- plundcr. The fhenr1p"n, 'of the Tor uihabhing iha ft bank Af the Ku were encourai t,U" Yeti Russia, tluri all f.these provocations,1; 'only di' to,Jiitil moderate and Just princip jato the enpduct of the Porte. Slie 'I approved the1 enterprise of Prince ' silanti, vbut required that the; innoc should , not, .be confounded Hiith goMty. Tliese requisitions were rej. ted, and the .Christians were .'made victhns of, iudiscriipinkte trueiiy V'A -':'rv.''- ; The patipnce of the, Euiperor Al ander was at lenzth .weaned. "nl October ,1825, he transmitted an' geue remoostrauc to tne forte, lamented death' did tobt. produce t difference In the nioderate policy Rossiai His Successor tml ta the a steps tnd instead of taking id vsr,' of the revol i of the Greeks, endoa. to mediate between them and the In conjunction with .'aally, Eojlj he, signed the protocal of ihe 4& April.i and, subsequently, in conju tion with England and France, the tr ty of the 6th Jul v. The Emperor; peals to the articles' of that : treT. proof of the disinterested bstars of intentions. He speaks of tbSbreac' faith by the Ottoman Gera! .!,
The North-Carolina Star (Raleigh, N.C.)
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