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MMU.lSHEl) WEKKLYr- " profession, brought on by. hard service,
ny j laborious study and sedentary lives!
L v ii li r T i c iir 1 f "If t Do ihey not toil as. bard .' in their yoca
yffXJAMi TZy.o n f itioris and get as little Tor. it as other
classes! Are thev generally richer or
TLR.HS.
I haipier or pav their debts less punctual
t Thieo Dollars, i! not paid within lercst in , the good morals of the people
' . i . to . il. . . r ...... i. :
three months irom mouaio oi mo i m jwrpuiuauvii ui uur b,uuus
first number received. , " Institutions! Or is there any thing in
subscription to be discontinued till the professions themselves, to corpuDt
1 arrearages be paid; unless at the' man and make him less pure and ho-j.-crction
of the Editor, ll I lj I The one administers at our sick
r.-.. nrr a discontinuance be! beds an(Tp!ucks the barb of death from
fare the expiration of the subsc rip ; the agonized bodies oloqr wives and
m year, IS equivalent lO a new wuiuivm ; hhj VJiJcritucy ui everj
, ..., - : 1 i csy icur.iics us inui iiiuy eq on weir er
rands of mercy, exposed often to die
, pitiless pclfinga n of the gight storm to
cheer up by me lights of science as wll
tho obscure, hotels of the poor s the
perfumed chambers of the'-rich to im-
rv wen skin ana attention ;ne
emcnt. "
jiettcrs, Communications, iu
come post paid. i .
Prices far tfJ cert ising. :
jvertisemcnts wilt be conspicuously j
nrni
I htnrfinmo V IDSCrii-n Hi .l uu UTir"".
urc of to lines t and 25 cents frr cv;lP'w of health jipon the tale and fever
v &ubSicnt:inscrtton.-No ndver.! Jd Sf of Jf.f "UScra.-Wa-f.
,,0,nt. however short, will be charge rhe other may hold up rob.
. i. than for a square. .,,v J1 P"! JlS0
curt Orders and judicial advertise. sfy pcojM-tll sec blaned
the President and his leading measures
no holding 1 bacE no , complaints of
oeing misreprescmtu hu sucn senij-
ments as these. 'f f tvg and Demc
era t want a g much reforming ,o the
Executive officers fjjettovernme n
'BrjOhisrhbbfcrenT imratndneniore
consistent w iili truth4' 7' ott?v
from the President the meant of cor
ruption, and the People s Rtprtienlfi
lives can have no temptation to" de
xert them. ' s ;,"v ; .
About tvo o'clock the bell flung, its
musical tones on the air, and the peo
pie assembled under the magnificent
oaks which skirt the square. As the
assembly was too large to be am mrno
dated in the new Court Toom," tempora.
ry seats were fitted up - and some re
posed on the bosom of mother earth.
' It is a noble siht to see a gallant, vir
tuous and confiding: people assembled in
their primary capacity - to luten to the
droppings of wisdom ;from those who
fler themselves fur public trust, and
whose, opportunities are presumed to
give them considerable influence in for.
nin; ntadvance correct opiowns. .But
upirti him by'as high autliotityas Kowan
county"! produce. uFot the sake of
"mir party It tak this harpoon" out of
my;back,Us Mr'Yah Buren would say
to t he5" alisbljfy," fisherman i ! ,
jj. t arn not one t tnose wno condemit
marTfof a smglaxpression,' but having
read'Mr.FisheT Circofar (if so it may
oe caueai navinff usienea Buenuvejy anu
patiently jo three of fiis'publie harangues
whicli he' appeared and still1 continues
before the public--h;t studied reluctance
even' to" .assume the name of a. Whig
although these thinsrs , may nave ho
tongue, yet they frpeak with most mtrac-;
uiaus organ.
uui'w : ' . . . : . -A i ri i
rati will be charged 23 percent high-" ;i wwjrcr j4 ncy ;vt,el0 w man wh(J when'they ask for
; (vie ;onUmcs have to vait iohnSl?fSQ lvlf0 nsl a CV h give them a scrpent-who wben
Hepav.) MotwWidQ! quicM f Uiebreaof wisdom -ill
MkA arivertistt m the vear will .V - ,M"'.Jww inf n ihim in ihrt.hitsi.r. iv
pitied to a deduction of M per dil ? A-"T- .
S,tlcd ihcy pay in pdv anov -, s f "
-. 1 and battled the most violently, both, in
I councils ana on lemea new ir ration-
at liberty, and thu naiianal and unalejpi-
btinfehTrof nPinrTheV vTH ate w ho
have unkennelled 'most successfully the
sapnert and miners of our political ed-
nee and dragcl them from their cov-i
erts and eiposcd tbera to Jhe glare of
day and to the scorn and deruion tl a
. s ' - mi n
virtuous peoitic. i no mt rcueciion
will teach ui that ij this .class ot our
citizens composing in their ranks some
of the most devoted Christians -the a
blest statesman and purest - Patriots are
to bo mocked at and put down, that
there will be no security for Life, Lib
erty, Character,, Property or any thing
KISV. Mlttl cu tuiUibuvu kiaiiuu kau hum
sacred.'.'-, - , - .
"Such thrustsTome with a lad grace
thou a spirit of health ; of goblin
thy inteltttakvicked or charitable,
shares ; -1-
Tbat I will speak V thee.
Ilamtet StCl i. scrnS i t .
Dctor Henderson and Mr. Fhcr
r the first timo on tho 'htump" in
cksvllloon Wednesday the 20th' of
r.e. V. :- '
Harlv in the day the rcP werc
t j: .:
n coming ' irora tckhip aircruuu
Iwemhni their way to tho great
u rc of attraction, public Kjuare.
"uriosity,. (as Washingtoo Irvmg
new here ,, cxprcsser ti,) M stood en
:i lUcn 'counicnanco n'cmro
re than usually blowing each eje
me liri"iucr, aua the iujaiMm o
cb heart appeared quickem'd when it
h known that, the Candidates na
the Village. . -
and decet)tion..
fhc candidates. like two eoodlv
kmhts, sfHtrr entered the list. Alter
ja i ley . and some complaint from the
people of .the district,-ho'W thai Mr. P.'a
Circular is before us all, and although
he has declared his opposition, tin an
equivocal manner to be sure,) o Mr.
van Uuren, an4 to the Sub-Treasury,
ye! -4hjsamer;manrths JbineresrenemY1
of lfenry Clay perhaps in the County
oi unaman and the most zealous and
devoted friend of Van Buren, has been;
heard to declare that if Mr: Fisher would
only go a' little further, he would ota
for him (Fisher) for Vice President of
the United States. : '
" Mr. Fisher is or he is rjjt sincere in
his, declared opposition to Mr Van Bu
ren. ff he is 'sincere, his friend does
him great injustice in authorising by hi
' Why "should Mr; Fisher : go out of his nguagethe irresistible conclusion, (for
wav and- take ''a' naru'e and atux to
that name a creed cohtaininff the very
principles for which the Whigs are how
contending T it because M Jlepubli
canr is more musical and bettor to sound
off a period than, 4Wliig t" "II , it is,
Whig" is much shorter and more
pointed. I cannot be sot uncharitable as
to suppose that he avoids it from the
saijie, cogent reason given djt a man not
lonsr since. - This individual was covert-
ve know that none but friends of the ad.
ministration could get his vote) that Mr.
F. $ secretly in favor of Van Buren.
II Mr. F. is not sincere, then he deals
very unkindly and unfairly with those
whose votes he 'asks to obtain, in at
tempting to palm off a set of opinions
which at least he does not entertain.
But I must leave M Fisher and his
friend to rclcive themselves of this di
lemma as they best can, and nass on to
other parts of the Circular. .' Mr. Fi says
oidertiiighrabnurncjl" be ingfpreparerf.
a littlo lyico Foco, poison having by
chance dropped on it and -cut in twain
several of ibe bars and rusted the Whole
(for a Utile leaven, leaveneth the whole
lump) tliffy joined battle, j ?
I wilPdrip the figure of the knights
and take one, somewhat common 1 ad
mit bq more familiar." They reminded
me vf a real game cock, well trimmed
and gaffed, aitout to engage iir deadly
coiiftrrt with nne-a little checkered with
the dorhinicker but with more experience.
One of the real Pleasant breed can al
ways be told bv the crow. Jt is short
and pointed. You never . see him luok
Tng about at a great rate, .ike some men "nerFanso! '?,rc"'ar- wr. says
do at elections-cursing every body who the; true objection of those whom ho
"presumed to think differently from them- charges with secret misrepresetation is
selves and particularly the Whigs. A oecause ne is uii oia wsnionea uepuo.
steady old farmer stepped up and asked " fn?5edl "n U ""hioned Re
him "why he hated the Whics so bad. publican. Does Mr.F. mean thatthosa
that they must bj honest men because ?PP?ed o bis election are not old jash
iney-wcre-tn-tne-rmnornyTina conse
quently could train no fat office Irom the
Government.'? 'Step aside "stranger,"
said the other " and I'll tell you a secret."
The old gentleman" did ' The other
looks expressing more . than his
ii-Rept)blicans,DTn7lher words,
Federalists ' Aad what would he e n
vey to your mind, fellow-citizens, by
such language, but that you are ene-,
mies to your country ? What arro
gance T What insult f " Charles Fisher
m . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . LnHAM nnMhlii M sUMM. lL t ITL . t
words) said they," (the Whigs,) huug his '"- iuu j mgs oi
ftrandtalher n t ie wars." uic iuhi v,u.ign;siuni uisiriciu UUl
s : v "
A WHIG,
ffnd the descendant of one.
Chatham County, JulyJ.1839.
REVIEW OF MU.. FISHER'S
. CIRCUL'AIL
from Mr. Fisher, lor he is not ignorant one way and pick and then lxk anotnei
I i- i ' r ii ' i. '.L ' I ... ...U J I-i ...n. a
pernaps ne means mat ne is not a new
fashioned Republican. What say ye to
this ye exclusive Democrats T Air. F.
next admonishes us to keep a constant
watch least our liberties be stolen front
us, and says that rxtravasance, drfalca-
tidns, bad laws and bad practices under
them, are signs to show us that the ene
mies of liberty are at work in our own
Government.' And aftrr censuring Mr.
at M
The assemblage was very la'rg con
.ringtfie busy season of
was fbmnosed of intcKizci
reliant. Ministers i4, theGosicJ,
o hariV Doctors and Lvvycr).
two but named classes, Mr. Fish-
, daring bit remarks, n the true pir:
'4 i Loco toco stiecte J n$ n tar
i f-r the arrows of hi invective:
t his iiafts0cbounded and fell sphn
"i and b!u ;'cd at lU own lecll Such
ksaro too easily seen through to
eive any but the rmt ignoraat-
av ore tho springs : wmcn panMii
ffioorat set, to catch woodcocks.
r Fuller knows thai these two classes
'in the minority, and if he can by
.. ... i . i . . .
i amsc, excite their aigor ana mahcy,,,,! very
bite him in turn, th.it it , win do a m,uk gft-.a
chance to cry out opprcsMon l And
is secure live sympathies of tho larger f
-s's, anu aiyen ineir nttcn'ion u me
while Uiey lose sight of hi prin
jjut wr. 1- wiier utht to know
3r, Editor?
VThe long looked for Circular Van uren for extravagance &c, fear-
that ho once claimed fellow-ship with way tfnd snatch, and at last , walk Ofl address Of Mr b isher having appear, wg asu wouiu srem least mis mignme
the fraternity- that he was once a tlie dunghill sideways, arid give a long ed,' I purpose making, m all frankness, a ruuj b umtr ym iur -me pany. nc
CountyCourt Lawyer, and doubtless guttura), banter 6f "defiance. But he few comments upon it, and if I shall be atones tor it immediately as follows.
a SUCCeSSIUI One II Cunning Una lUrnulg piaiHiJf jwn, cic ; na is - mm ibuio iu uiaw Jiuui io ,iavo uie cu ui i -i -J - ...... v"- "-
a sharo corner Quick are necessary-in- ground h occupies shews his wea- mvstery' that shrowds itand exhibit it j Buren). to an account, let us not over-..
cmJients. IJut I suppose the proiess- pons ana nne a rcuispajnuu wits yvuiin nstirue iigm win w.n iuai iur. i -" iuhj
ion as a whHC was too 'extensive ior,io lasaiHeni n tan. . .. jrisners ineu'is cn an, biiu ucnaimjr j .....U..ir,
him of pftiWv the fees were not) 'I as very mpch amused during the all that his opponents could desire Mr. for. all the enormous abuses we have.
h. tin, n it tnv I n rnuiPKi ai me aarotmessoi me outer cock Eisner comoiains m uie secunu eenience i n'1"""" uvuXim mwi iu
, I WWW W - T-V I- f Xl I.. . . - '
larco eiKiuiti.
o t . . ft - . t
from some Congrejuonal aieports tnat in evauing me passes
ho has "not yet abandoned it, but mere! It 'showed that he w
g the passes of the younger. of hU address, that the secret work of 1 blame i and hear his reasoning, for if
as well trained, but 1 misrepresentation had been commenced congress naa noi epproprtaiea iae mo.
. L . U.J I MAt
as suvu as his uaiuu iuuiuv,
in connection with the spent it. Was ever such contradictory
election; not only in this j and abused language heard oft Con-
ughout the State." iow gress more to oiamo than tne adminis-
no'Very ereat knowledce of trationl Let us ask who constitutes,.
uuzn.33 ; auu uu iiic auuiJiiisiraiiun i
iW wrttihfd iow ilftrelr ee the spectators, when not otherwise Mmman naturo. to discover the'object of t on
But I attribute this merely to tlie habitngnged. After looking on a wlule this, his evident defgnjs to ' raise the Congress it is Snown to every one is
iiftho profession. ome pT. tto,. discovered the sight in one" of his' eyes cr)' of persecution; knowing if heiihould composed of two prominent political
wh wih to be thought wUe.i even, joUai a little injured, as if by.the wind q( be able to do he could have em- parties, the one the opponents, the other
80 far a to shake ihmr toads aadsagci an- arrow.; VVhat led me, to notice ployed in his servico a powerful and of- the Inends of the administration. What
lv hint that he wishes w goon to Wasli wa the perpendiculv spring hewould ten irresistible ,engine.CButlef us . look is done by. the party in Congress meets
1 1 in Monlo take out a patent for innging always giye, when any thjng came on at tlus charge oi v misrepresentation a ine approval vi uie resiucni, nay, ineir
I aclidnsof Eicctncnv - But I tell them , him . suddenly , from that Side, some-' tittle and h what -foundatioo. there-.is acts are -often .m.obedienee t.;.his ex-
. ... : t.it :.. it,Aini .vu..A. i,. .M.L1 iaLa a hitLhnl.4 Smt'flnt. r.r if. " Without atonuinT to enouire'bv oresssufftfsttons.ina recommendations.
. J i miriMv. hiii iiii.flfl rxpfiuinn wa what jmCans'Mr. Fished soon discov. fhev nraise.all that tlveiTresident does
l iv f mi j'r-tf-j . - " --r i - . -T. - . vi r , , .t rt . m I
I . .... i . i j L..A..u i .Li. .U- .l, r microuHL 1 ir nimminii4. nnil li. thft lrrflnfnr
citHi Hint iuq ni'd nuit vi uiun-iiiv vi ivu."u...vw, .... ..w, -. .-...B
sentanon naa oeen pui- in opcjaiion a . uiciihip1wii uicy w. ' ;
gainst iJiim; throughout the State, it Further, jV Is a well known fact thaf
is not true as renarus at icnsi mis couni l so comuieic u uisv.iuuu ui uic u-
.. . .!. . l. . . . , . I it.:.. ',:'.;A...i,,.,,tii,r kj
feve other parts of the district When jUiat they dare not act; nor do they pre-
unrcpuhlican M
f.nil rkhiniiiv.'
I think it would not be a bad notion respected to -be done, hewtuld always
r - I i l r L I- Mrt Mf itv liuvk mn Irclit I sniilfl rite.
in stmei me younger, oroiners m u ivi nuu m n... -v
money loving profession, who are now cover Oncot nis gaus compieieiy -luinea
.....relink ii rninsi iMivertv. and other lout" and the other hanging very loosely
a -.iifihat ftVJi i lMir ta to follow in' in the M,-, rVr.nliv hw.vr a i
11 i -.1. .!.!. I J .-II .1... l......
. ill 1 u'ir lllllsit loUS QUICK ClUCK wousu icii uiai no vi us an uu
. - - , ,
tho "footsteps
predccessor.Vnd go to Mississippi, ljut he would wlicel again and renew th
taku up wlihone branchbf thd science, battle. , After much dodging and twist
and get Y?rA. ir.lifm ever; tly sluuld j ing and shiftings of his -position' I at
-Ulic ionleroflaTttnrrgl60 Intllli
nt. that thev have loolii'ihi a sense f
icetobo gulled in thi "manner.
iv Liinw ii u fll ) liit -rf, ir the r..iIM.i n,rh IT. lxiuever. tliev
of all classes. They know thail take mv advice and ever cotneVk toi length- thought I saw the gaff enter un;
,tf nly corporal would -sotin become j thogo(d old Stale, for the sake ol chart
iatcd and die.' if ihe eyes and feet yt novcr taunt your brothers here, for
I hands ceased to do their odco. andiruirsuintf their protesbion on a smaller
!'le.manner thev knoiV that tho bodv .nnht nnd according to tho dictates of
! ''tin would soon cease to hrcntho if: ihnir own conscience never make their
"J apply the nxo of this mtMlorn 4'ro. I poverty still moroa wretched by endua
'es and lop oil its brarchts. -But voring to excite tho prejudices , of the
what is there so offensive in D.h cointminiijf in which they Jiye againsi
r and Uwyers as thus to, become the the richest and perhaps the only legacy
't of every-man who rhoniw likel thev tuscss-;thcir professum. .
Thelirnilars ot uocior ncnuursuu
! reached Mocksvillo 'about 10 o'clock.
i . . . - Wirt . . .
a- Thev were ratl wiui aviuny "
any trade or profession a. man ! far as my obscrvait'on enabled me to
y Mont in this (ten am. I titrmtr nun. 1 iniltt. ttwe Lt'iiei al satisfaction. 1 mix-
ie, . ...:."" i"rr. . j l i ivi.:
p ii iiinrA ta i i i.bn ii.aoh u.ii. a. i .tilt thn twnrni nnn iicnru nu tt iiik
inifl IIHTU BXL'IVBkVU.
r , . -, ,
picture ol tno au'
independent, manly,
Ppcultar lo their no apologizing lor me inai-prauuvw
wst Dogberry "too writ down
- a1 Is ihfrfl 9nv rtrrtliihitinn piiIipp
l, ir m .
Mil II. N .1... f I.. I......
' wiaiiva virii34iiuviuns
t ,.! 11 II . II . ...
s r- - ueputnicans " to point out w -. otject to tno prtnc
Popla jhc article and oction. . Arp j They are a perfect
4 lectors and Lawyers subicct lo althor'V tone. Bold,
-t4many diseases
der'tho wing in the neighborhood of the.
heart."! found I was not mistaken. -The
brder "warrior" alter fichtini man-
' mllv at lensith beuan to rattle. He turn
!. . .. . w . .L - j l:
ed tail, jnveonc or iwo smomerca cmrps
and his luck leathers lowiy arose .
In order that the latter part of the
(fffure mav be understood by thftse who
were not present i wiW give a short ex
. . i . iti. j i i
nlanation. Alter uocioriienaersonno
exhausted all his jnsenuity unsuccessful
v to Terror out iur. isners preicr
ence between Mr Clay and Mr. Van
Buren. ho at last came out with this ex-
-
nressin. said to have been uttered by
Mr. Fisher-"I would rather have my
nr. riAu
rigiu arm cut u iu '
This is no non-committal, but plain Ian
luit IVfr. Fisher denied makint
use of. such language until it was fixed
Mr Pihr un first snnken of as. a nrob.) tend to even think in. opposition .to tho .
able candidate" it was generally believed known will of Jhe President. Whenev-
here, Chat he waslh favor of the Sub- er there is an individual who has inde
Treasuryrand this' opinion tvas enterc pehdence and patriotism enough, to ,
lainca as weaoy iricnus as iiouucni obicuuhwii "- vruu ,u wukvh
. i .r.l ... "r .i Ti-!j.t .i
poncnts. r or let it oe rememDcreOk mat measuro oi uio xvusiucui, . wuu
before: Mr. F.'s name-was announced dares to presume it possible that tho
in the public Journals asa candidate. Executive can do wrong, he is hunted
his warmest and most active Incnd, men up oy tne cnosen spearmen oi me party
and now' in this county, declared pub- and the arrows of detraction and false-
-J. t ft, ft I . ft t . .
icly that he had given Mr. Fisher an hood are hurieu at mm irom every quar- ,
sssurance of seven hundred votes in this 1 ter. Whenever a measure of the ad- .
County if. a candidate, and that upon ministration is opposed by tne vvnigsm
.. . . i I - .i . m.,j k.. l n,n -'
the express and avowea grouna, mail congress uiey wcbjsk;u w mo vm-
Mr. lusher was in lavor oi 7 me great iciai vrcan oi we pan, re vjww, oi
financial measure of the day, tho Sub- ay its satteiites, wnn a aesign 10 mwan
Trcasury.w : Now if Mr. F. is reallv the President, now then can Mr.
oppsfcd to this "measuro" it is unKina pretena mat tua ijcuuiivo huuuh . -in
him to charge a warm and active to do with Congress, and is irrcsponsi
frtend of misrepresenting him, when blc for all or any of its measures, .vbeit
too by a protracted concealment ot his a majority 01 ys memoers art? anu n (
opinions, he has placed his friend in the been his devoted and obedient friandal
dilemma of wheeling about and fwrmn Congress is more to blame than we ad, - -ahnnt
in thn inmn tun p. And mark it. I ministration! I wbv, Mr. Fisher: talks as - -
- n't.' "
:t"
l . m rm.