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ini tu iiifwrcu pfiift.-nts, to ffi.il.lo :i!rn l'
rtvt.i in ihu propUrtv uf oihc-rs brougiit UQdor
' iho hurmr'f. f rrnjtfO adlilionut tuary i
ipii tut' r- llu: tsVfir thpW3Dt of j
ITliWiry. can iOUU M ll iuj jj.j-u aja-
ti-msStlt I.? curried nut, lli'nt grintr ruin
irtuVfinud il;n has, nt nriy' tjmo sinc th
, drprf-i'.if n of ccnitntclal ppcrl" Rich
'u.nl r.n fJrcr, . .
M Tl.'j iniiiiutiutt utui st!tliihincRt bfauij.
Irc tiMJ: ti nil ilio nt ct asary ao J conm:Crciul
I'.ii.tl ill lllii United StvltCf, woulJ cost llif
tloveiiurw nt ' vc ntl millions ol dollars. "
Liroti !i"U-it a 'with vaults, clouts, bar, bolls
. nrJ lock, jvould bo ntct s'vfy, with regular
v rorps Un wtilcliim'n onJ un' addiuonal vet of
, ottoer. To blind, iho 'public llio scheme?
m:ght ba coiuimnci-J with jvery few ntw
)Vtcttn but tiry would soon be increased to
ny numbeiiciuflly "Lcvisaary." JJcAwoni
, Slr thrt brnrfit of .Mrr! Gouge's nrgu.
men! , wo will suppose iho State batiks nil pat
dou their rlfutcM repenlex, and; if you
flense, the Fanny 1Vrilil d.jctrinrs carried
- uut, os far as its ud vacates dcireull grnnU
t o lands nnnuSltrd; debts, contracts, cred,
ttRd slavciv ab'IUhrd; trarr'n?, and our
4t 1 1 . : : t l. t A .
obligation to morality and .rt ligion abrupt.
.Mf ; and every tiling we wnnt, to be r'urchas.
scd or VicrifuH-d by iho. ahu-I pa nic.nl of
g)IJ and fci!vr;"nnd in what would wc be
ipruved.'.' 'Richmond Enquirer. 1-; !
Wf undcrstHnd that the Senate yesterday
confirmed, in lixccutive sMon, tho nomina.
lion ff the lion. Louis McLana (oppuinled
by Ihu President of iho United States in the
f recs of Conjjres) to be Kiiyoy Extra ordinal
.ry and ( Minister ricnipott?ntiary fiom the
United Stutcs ta tho Kingdom of Great
Uritain. ' , j
A' lara number of nominations to' office;
by '.h Prfsidcnt, nro snid loT be befure tha
5V'vttv?omf of 'them of importance D
v :.firmitL:35 it U understood have been yet
i f , exctt jhv ftbov1. Among tbo noni
i'utii'tis undo c.Ot'nliiy is ,t!int of George
V. WomlWord, oftlio Suite of Pemj.yivania,
( to bon Judu of the Supremo Court of .the
UcittU Stales. XVo.'rtL 14Ar.. 1. s. --
i ho Jim. tlodioxq S. Orth (Vht-)5has
lu t)t'ii t il Pjit-aker of thu Indiana eria!e,
tl.j Lieut Governor having: been elected to
ti.j Cenate of iho Uoia:d tstfttcs. Tho Svnale
elands 24 Demuorats jand 2 4 Whigs.- There
wcrr US) bnlSiitiri hrfore ho Avns elected,
.liwos" previously understood .hat Mr. Orth
is to ho the nct Whir candidate for Governor.
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AC .'C!pv.au f Michigan, ia tlw llousi
H' fpr tit nivt-V, U aid ,to liavc r.iaJc ;i
.r' r.wYt !iti nfmisinrr display. A story
it 1 hid i.)ited G'i. Cds to hear
, ;.t, h:,t th." t--nutor' wus soon ecu
, t:C", irt::- sSi-kiu hUhead. ( i Amon2tothi'r
t..i. t HiTa, in sa:J t!at
x'siucaUon
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truji'
'x a.V.elimi: UUers- Words
tt'Vs- wo ril
teem be r i
,fwi J lu tu a rn;.tb3 turrubcr oL
CLt LdsMultirn truth, which may vxli
w:1 : has u kei.rn truth, which may vx
u; i:.t i a 1 r izllv:tcn:l iitf.
I
-which look ? it-o )a iho Ncslivi'iJu uuuicl on
the 1 1th Listen, -tor .a R.eprcscmatio-i
,Conri- xply the vacancy caused by, the;
death c;r,f" iVylon, n suhcJ in ill choice
o
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f il- FM..g IV.M.ijV hy a mnjori-y 1
fftb-mf 1,2.-0 ovgriGrn. . Iti-'f, --wf
anJidlilf s.f Jc'IjttCofvTOS. j f
car
1A"ivata Utter nas Tectiv. U-i'jy fi'om
JLivaiia, t,f the-0:U irt., i J a rcspeptab.
"r(iKuler,sutipg that lh Mi s; earner iu
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j iiav, iii'in uiii., t'i.:e!;!
. 1 "rrnv th .1 .ropa'ehes hidtei i received
..t yua (jii.: an hi'V.r or t tifore u.u
: T ri'T.ij sV;-i)', j Parudes, nt
' S,Clil) i... , is UMtetin; rn tho
ciu f M.'"ci fiom L;. Louis Pwlost,
fniiciv'.f, hi il.-t iertt wui lie' no opposition
fl i.nl.vti.e c.ty. ,'l.e grwu:.,;.i of hi pro
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Wj.iLc cur fn.:p rxLituut ars tf o njca iutcr.
p. -Ttr.! of vt ipnpwrtar.ee ars tranplrinj io
t:r l.cr.i' iif, Ccn7rcj U i9',v in cti-n. anJ
c'i.T'.itHin will cnmc'bt fore tlial b-idy la n-tiivh Il
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ft'Ia tirfb'.vroit, arsjrvrt'i vililcli 'every' freeman
&t - iipvfr''ii:':.('' '!,t lo 1,0 wcl informal.'
Iiit!;t::n t !;:, oi:f ftatc flititior.j are
(Ji-iwiii tfij, I, i avn r-iiJ, iinJ w i'h truth,
tl.at iUo resuU'tf tii- next CiTcrruVe tlt;ttioa will
rr.itb:il'jr . re 4 taa political ci pi p'c si-jn the OIJ
Nrl!j tatc f-jrvearU coqic. It is Will known
I'tat oir tj'; j :ivnts arc rti i. tnr rfTorli suc! as Lave
Wtvcr Kforc L.'trn majo lj t!at partj in lf)i State.
TUcy iv til know lite ttera and inHex.l'.e dcrotion of
Xr-'i t'jro1 nians to tbo principles of th Contita
tion, 'wi J tliat most extraordinary means n neccs
iiiy U IcaJ them astray hence the manoeavrinj
int! ! flhvr and caucusninjof the leaders. There
i-, J.. vi'r, djuisinj the fact Oiat this Whigs
w!l h tvf to WORK in this campaign, or be beaten.
most ttltaiiuAjIIy. 'Saanicfutfy, because they have
the pojvcr of bcinj snccowful, if they but uso it.
t)ar ConventUm to ncnilnato a catiiJaio for Gov.
crnorjnceU'm Kaltijh on the 12th inst. . Let it be
the del emanation of every member of our party that
be will a hearty support to the nominee of that
ConveiiTbr, and as an earnest of h'u inlentioni let
htm c to mirk now: Da you ask what you can do?
Circulate Whljj newnpapcrs amonj such j of your
neijhhv)r as' do not subscribe frthcm attend, and
take your friend with you, political meetings and
pubhcpcakings,' that you and they may become
thoroughly conversant with the. doctrines of each
patty, ind in this way yyit will render lhr cioftcf.
ficiont scrvic to tho Whijj cause, as all that is ne
c.'sniry 1o il? continued triumph in our State is light!.
LGive-lho people lij;!-', j:jJ their attachment to Whif
principles wilt become as inimntablc as the pillars of
Jtlroi unirerse ! ',:' "Q'-S f' '
A f feat d?al, too, 'depends pon the complexion
of our meit Icgi8latur, and it is due to tho proud
standi; of our State that that body bo thoroughly
"Whij, which, if all -do their duty, it certainly will
be.!,. : J I :,:'; ,.,: -II :!,,;;. - ;.f:i
Tlw' Highland y vBgcr has ever been, we are
prond to sny, acknov leiled as at least an honest
and xe aJoui advocato of Win principles. That t
wi! continue to he such,, thoso who are acquainted
with its Editor will not need to bo informed. . It will
be our Mm, as heretofore, to disseminate correct po
litical information among the people, and to keep
them apprised of the conduct of those ' whom they
may, from Unvo to time, choone to manage their pub.
h'o affairs. That we have often h.ad occasion to find
fault with the leaders of "tho self-styled Democratic
party is, a fact well known to our readers ; and that
wo havt been willing to commend, when we thought
commendation dic, in equally well known. We
BhaM ill future do as v c have in times past: apply
the best corrective for corrupt officers, by holding op
their evil duedsand mal-practiccs to the gaje of tho
people. J ' 'f V-: VI"1 " V" r
Il is proper io Elate that, whilst wo shall -labor
.iEcalou?ly for bur - party, we intend tho Messcnjfer
shall nut lose anv-of Its interest as a fireside com
panion u8d 1 family newspaper. It shall bo our ob
ject to t.rake It a welcoma visitor to every family cir.
cle In North Carolina.
j One -ord to our Whig brethren and wc will close.
Jj ne i.tc(iscrgjr is well known by. almost every man
of you in this Congressional District, and therefore
what'had already been said of its character is suS.
cicot. Although our list has, during the lat three
iwontlisj; received a large addition, it is Jjot yet as
full as it ought to he to enable us to make the Mes
senger ytUt more useful and interesting. It is read
Xvctkly by a thousand persons. It ought to be read
by five thousand!, and would bo in less than six
months if our friends v-ould "exert themselves a fit
tlc.vj TV have invoked the assistance of oar friends
onco btfore, and, with a few noble exceptions, t as
like preaching to 6tjt;c3. , As we said,' thcr were
'a feW-iihoiatercstcd themselves, and lhy haVe our
j-he.irtA.lt, gratitude. Ills it worthwhile agaio to ask
, rfnemisar)d folow-laborrrs in the same glorious
I eaiyc la tiake one ifTart ta increase the circulation
of thc-Messcngcr? It u ill be esteemed a particular
favor if ;caca ;bne to whooi this prospectus is sent
will procure one, two, three, or m half dozen subscri.
hers, and return it to us by mail. May we not ap
peal to 6t;r brethren in tho Eastern part tf the State?
A Whig paper from the lfern ffeaerre thfj Gib
raltar cf Whiggrry would eurely be an interest.
1 nicsaergc ? ta aa . . ''
The Iranian J Zlcstsenger is published wctkly at
303-,,
(Ubscr:b:pffT To club of five tiw rpet
rnr' f.r Slil in jtrfran'r. - An w
paid at the time of
wdl be sent
wc year, for 1 advance. ' . Any person procur
ing five subscribers will be entitled to a sixth! copy
gratis." Address" v t-
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rei.2 LViiri s?seml"! J ia i!jecity
cathu CJjult. Sl tl.jjL-J-ei
of 11-
A ' tleairutivy Cnj t. purred ia Columbus,
Ga.. on tV.c2J:'i u't: I roT;!" U.o valu
of
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a that are Ce-
LVr; " anJ he
1 our trouli.es
A cc tc ? cf t!- Ra!t!-S Ue:aurf
wriii:' f. mr. Muriut ja, un r date of Dec.
2U!,s3s The Willis hero ura enthusiastic
frietr?s cf Gjv. Grah-:.'nJ an I will support
him iaprtfercr.ca to any other man that we
could bring out, bhhough w -ill.chcerfully
jive any other Whig a cordial support."
Tl.at voa may know tho stele of feeling of a
portion of the Democratic party toward tla
most pro:i:iacr.t man now betijrc them, I win
give yu, fur the! benefit of their party, the
r " vcrsation1 of Gen. A. F. Gas'cm, in this
j ,ve, yesterday.! Ia speaking pf the pruba.
b:I;sy of nonunatjng Mr. Fisher, ho said, re.
pcatt'dly ia public!, 41 that lis would not sup
port him, a;.d if jie had a voice in the nvittcr
he would rather let Guv: Graham run with
out opposition ( " i ' ,
The attention of the Preachers anJ people
of tho Methodist denomiuaSioD, wiihicv the
bounds of ihe IloUton Cnfttrence, is direct
ed to the communication of Rev, T. Scllins,
in another colnmn. , i !
The Bank of lamburg, B. C, has dec.ar-
ed a dividend of ono dolIac( and fifty cents
per share, being at the rate f six per cent.
per nnnuin, payable on or after the first, day
of January next-' ' ' .
Tho TalUhassee papers state that Jhc Ion.
Samuel. W, Canuck, a Whig, has been elect.
ed by the Legislature of Florida, Judgo of
the Superior' Cjurt for the Southern Circuit
of that State.' .1 'I ' ' -
JTho Georgia papers are rejoicing over tha
passage in the House of Reprcsenlstivcs, of
the bill creating a Court jor the Correction of
Errors o consist of three Judges. , It had
previously passed ihe Senate, nd as soon as
it shall be signed by the Governor, of which
there seems to be
law, i
bo duubt, il wilt become a
- Among tho latest rumors from Washing
ton ii one transferring Robert J. Wulker,
Secretary of .tho Treasury, lathe bench of
ihe Supremo Cuurt. Daublful. I '
- More Counterfcils ! Lcoh' SAarp.'Tho
couutry appears to be fljodetl with counter
feit money. , Only a week pr two siace we
I m . v i ,. I .- it .': - 4 '1,'' iH-
pUt the petple on their guard against counter
feit gold coin ,'nnd now we'would advise them
to beware of counterfeit ten and four dollar
bills on the Bank of the Suite of N. Carolina
We hare seen one of ten's, and believe any
one in the habit of j handling money; by sera
tinizing it closely,' would detect it.. In the
first place,'., ihcra arc no genuine bills of the
same stamp: the counterfeit has 10 in figures
in each corner, whilo tho hto issue by the
Bank have an X, supported by two female
figures, extending ! all tho "way across the
right end of iho bill. Some of the counter
feits arc made payable to A. Smith, and others
to A. Lucas. I Thqv signatures would cause
them to be suspected by many persons j the
paper, luoj is uad.
To our Correspondents. AVe;nro undo
tho necessity of asking our currcspundcnls to
bo more brief hereafter.' Weare-at all limes
happy to hear fronvthem, hut at this season
and particularly at present, v- wish to devolo
a, larger space o political matters ; and there
fore Iw-g that they confine themselves to as
sma!: lace as possible. Wc have we had
almost said ai bushel of communications
now on hand, uhich will he disposed of in
ssrno way at our earliest convenience.
A French ptpr speculating upon the pros
pect of a war between this country and Grca
Cr'cain, amasbgly sayjjhat the contest wou!
ba between one Englishman an Jan EnIIsh
man and a half-moaning that an American
is an English m ui and a half m com'rxt.
A Texascorrc?p'jndeni cf the Her
tlJ,. writes as f:Iows, under date of Corpus
CliriiiU, Dec. 1C '.- . r -
- A great -r.ay -persons from the State
r.o'v truvt-IliPg " -uughnut t'.is western
itc:!ja,lj--!;:; j; 1 .l . ,! -".Mor?" ,s nre.
firatcrytj purcL-, an-rcmov.
!. ' All the
t: i u.., i,iv-1.,jaj,4 uic o.iij ti i. -j e,. (
I 311.
- a.o
le.e- coast are- si; J
1 1 . r . ir i . - - . .
c cl.; .;ea .ior ine prouuetua .cl L - lilini
c. - I hi, seen' 5-cci.r..rti r f tl.'s r;t
toa tAii-d . "T v ef l!.---?"?-' ' T'"-s
hive ever ?rt:
tr.J. freriC-J:.:-.
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rorJ .-. : -Mi
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l!:3tcu.. 0"
w..:ch er.'
i: c;ure,. il.-i'i,
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l.er, l '.-I U . L.-wi' .1 I.e a (.-:; r.t. :.. w
Crc t.r--r! Us trvjea sr.: ?. -irnt' : -s il a
hadj teen i:nc;- ctv V.y thro.vu, wiih r
Lj:!!o irrt, i::a a ft .fly ci:vM. Tm--
nu.T.bcr .i ' liui WnsM.'loa U;;l.:i wi.leh
c!ii-r.:J if.j uiircf O.vj.r.ifor the UuiuJ
Strs, at: J rcpu.'iilrd all ii i. "..;n o:i l!:e i
1
zi rrV.::r.id ?p;l; il.: isr.ii.
PresiJvt:? Polk, anJ 4o foreh". '. . lo:io
of t.i.ihcoiiiig mrsiic.1 Ti.-tir.cr was
such is ivo havo deicril-d lU WarcnJiili
lanenrs! from a thousand lip. &h.w lvw
readily, yn lcr provocation, reason i- Rabs-r-vieiSt
t nasiion. Tho poet has CiU-ly por.
traved Hi 1
'irmoB thoa blood-stained r?ol' ,
At whose K"d altar fit war and homicide, .,' " .
Oh to what madness will i.nsu!t drive thy votaries
- Writhing under thuji.n ir'nce of this exctu
cd feeling; the Caledonia nr(ieM on Fiidv,
with irstcl.igencc a wet U. in ndvauco of lV
Ureal WI'rn, and tho inturo of her do-
naiehrsind an rinn!!iint MT.i-t nn'tho n.i.
tion!a pulse, which now fieaU aain with com.
paralive ? Coolness. It wasthen f.und tlnl
the'nrlicfij in ihe ufiiiwl naner was nut-ui.
deritiiod i by those on the sjU to have an of-
fieiai cha'ncti-r that Mr. Polk had nfc yet
thrown awar ie scnbbird thui the Whis,
with tlietr .tUjte I s peace, prosperity anil
progrcssum1' were inimi:nl Ut war, and that
Mr.i Wibster. at Boston, h id made a Krwech
of a pacific and elevated character, in which
an appeal to pnvsical lorce 00 Hie Urrgvn
quciiion was denounced as folly and madness.
We have before stated, cnd.llv rrpelition I
at the present iihe is almost supcrfljous, that,
ns regards England, popla hero care SinK-
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in wai way tne Oregon u'j-jju.c may oe paicii-1
ed up; the value of the 1 territory is hardlv I
rated beyond n pin -Uo, and, riglil glad would
the thinking, intelligent portion of 1 ho cuun.
try bo, if 'ihe 49:h parallt:! of latitudo would
hilliie viowsnnd taste of the Americau gov-
crniiient and neoolo. The t onnivanco. the
irritation, arrises out of what is coiift ived to
bo lha M bullying sitritM with which tho U-
States caim is advanced, which naturally
woondsaiir na;ional pride, and creates a frame
of mind jlittle calculated to jj.foduce'nmity or
end jn forbearance!-' The refusal of ihe Pros-
ident tpre.fer fhodispute ti arbitrathnf h)ks
like a ' foregone conclusion," and ii point-
ed to as aj proof that tl.o worst may still-bu
apprtheaiJed from obstinate connciU.'' -v i
. iiMiaaj ,irarispirea (luring) tiio last uay or j
two,'that j Mr. Polk bus repealed to tin E.ig-
iish tkibirjct the oUjr winch tisey have n ioct. I
cd two or. three linics duiin tho last quarter
of a CentUry, namely, to d:vido the territory j
by the 49ui parallel of north latitude, and
that they plill adhere lo making ihe Columbia
the boundary, each nation being free of it
waters. ; It is ourcursc to have a monnnofv
of ailma kind or other always to' fight fvrar
to dtsfendr some'. vested 'interest' 4 about
which th'people in tin aggregate know and
care ps riuch as a cow 'diu;s fur astronomy.
The Ration, if noses had beeri counted, would
haveicccpte 1 Ibis ofTer by ap overwhelming
mnj'jrjty, ili then iho interests of the poplu,'
and tho interests of a powerful incorporated
company itiiverge, and the government, like
a harsh stcp-muiher, pets tho favotile aud
plunders tiie family. ' . "
. lliji pjinful to peak of yarlike prrpar.i-
lions in ike same breath that wo rtfer -to a
misunderstanding with a-friendly country, ns
it suvyrs somewhat of the Milesian mode of
settling a I'outrovcrsy with uplifted shillehh.
Bitt lle fu3 undpjth?ir ihe I activity and in-
cessailt energy which prevail tniha Eir h
dock-yWds, .iho surveying of the coastand
the stdam !navy, al! indicates a black cloud
somew;Iier5; il may be in the wes! or in the
south, but jho "powers that fc'j",'sceni;to be
firmly jimrsressed witha beb tliat events are
transparent enough to maku 'this activityand
outlay I necessary. Cjpiain Austin visited
Liverpool last week, by orders of the Admi-
rally, to gunge the capacity uf tho first class
steamers qs regards ihe carry tng.1 of hcayy
metal. J-The British and North- American,
tho West radian, and other vessels have un.
dergone similar inspections. Cui mal 'com'
ing events ast iheir shadows before, and
our praTer'. is, that all ihis liorrible makincr!
ready for ihe worst may prove superfluous,'!
ana mat 1115 events, , whatever they are, In'
which ihcy'havo their origin, may '-come!
j like shadows, so depart.' ! ' i
1 ; ;
y When we see (as is frcouently the caso
riding .through the. country) i a farmer who
n,ff,i;. ,i,t f ;.' . ,! ' ... -
.v o4iiii.i.
ingintlic! cold, without shelter; exposed to
all the severity of a. winter in Whis climate
.' . -tf . ---1.;-..:
we say nerttis a man whr m nenm- tv
and pound t-!ish."
- When j we see a farmer loitering about
town; wiout -business-hU fences .at home
i - .
xut of orocr, his crib fnd stables k.. aag
perhaps his- dwehing hauler ditto h!s barn
yard iv." .trJc'ep wiih manure, that ought
to be on Ids f el ls we say here is a man neg
kct'ng his cv n I Tr.ess tlal ti may whit
oll.er people? have to do. ' ,-1 . " J, -
V.'hcn we sec a mechanic-' . 'y ar'! L
s-If t-f cory- p-LuG. cay A i ; ;.nseIf
fromhis t.'''n and nvct " :i""L ' fp
; - . - i ----- .
say here n uSrnan who wilf Lre. Joi.- L.corne
the rccipient of frcjuer.:. vislu ! from they col
lecting' pfScer, .'v. C - -s'""!'" tf0j "' "'ii'
VL a
:ir or-
"f -.c a " 'iT I-'-' ' brov.-Wai
.iw'tt ...e "ir.jy
:hte'n
.' t hi. a rrc'j ar:..
1
i:.s td.oui i.orrors slated every ere in ihsdcc. jlirCi;! V"V'"r' . v,
TSierooprcareUto b n.csMpo-rruin it no ai 1 ' r ,V -al 'J1 Q ' " ,-,;'V
UboleVhxhanhwnurah'otcould Icsnn.U , wrro tato
bo radeJ I M-n movo ia masses think and "P t , T . T
sytiipath.ze in herds and i lli.vjghts tliat . , ,
bresthe and words that burn,, lssuuiii siinul- " r , , . ,-
: . . e .u n i c' i 1 their reasons for t .e voirs v.vtchthev wrrv
r i
? Thai in tin; r
tint:. V ' t..3'
i.ir
.::!.
t
repecl.'t vniviut to .oa luo reilutions. .
I hoc. -non was then put ana ueciuuu in
tho nlli'iiiaiiva as follows: . - - 1
YEAS Messrs. Allen, Archery Ashhy.
Atchison, Atherton, XI ighy . Pirrow, IL-rri n,
Brers?, dl! )vm, Cvis, Cliahncr.-,' Clvin,
Dickinson, lYx. FaWfield,
wimm, Jenno, Johnm, ef J
Lewi, M ingum.NUo, Pent
i:aufk:ld, llannegin, tii
Louisiana, L-,vv,
nnvbacUer ,S'vit rj
Speight, Sturgeon, Turneyi Wvslcuit 31.
N A Y3 Messrs. Thomns Clayton, Cirwin,
Davii, DayMn, Evans, Greene, lit: -.:i: -ton,
Ji"wr. I'iii-tps oimnwui, upraw, ytoiir,
Wood bridge. 13. '- ' - .
V Hio resoltuions wcro then, by consent,
re.i ! a third limu and fasssd. . ;
- Tl:.! &-nater on motion, of Mr.. AlVn,
Wl ,UiU wcu "
aJ l"cn adjourned. - .
Oa Tuesday, Mr. Webster prcrn!rcf m.
" ials,. signed by several thousand pro,,!,.
ioni .cuuii.i..f.i ui i
State. Ho rem irked, thai "they were u huh)
' aio ior texns, um tuey wouu -ua tor
Lin! I no .union siys litis -ronnrk
elieiud considerable laughter, in which ihe
IT..n 2..4-, .i.w.. I - '...:,' ." :';.?:,..,
j '
' Mr. Nies presented a resolution in f.,yor
fstauutung man rouus . in 1 rxas : an-i m t.
HaywoMl, ono to extend tho icveiui.' laws
over Txas- "
Tlie Rt-v. Septimus Tusloa ' olccled
Chaplain. - - -- - . ' - .
5 Tho -Svoato nHj iurm-d frou Tuevlay till
b aturday, to rnj y the Lhrtsimns holidays. .
In tho Mouse of Hepiikse.ntativ, on
Fri.hiy iho lUili, thu'wholoday wjs -l.vjted
the tecrptiwv. id' a great numbrr of res..-
hitioo-r, most- of which - were' laid 'over' fir
Tuturo consideration. - Am.ng tho resou.
thjn were the following: - . - -' .
' o m-vjon ofcMr. Reid, of N. C. ' " "v
' Uesoced; Tirat tho Co'm.niiice'' or.. tluj
juaieiary msirucwu 10 mrjuiro iu-u nw
dxpediency Of repealing kj much oft he second
section l the -ict passed jit the '2 I 'ssion of
F'he 27'b Csnrress; entitled " A.i iet for ilia
"ppointnifnt of. Rc presentativt s ;ir:: ,r.-r tho
several plains acrornnvg to iw v iiUet'H,
requires llie election of mt rs .r.t.iu.
grew to oj in . by d slri: ts. Aii-'pleu. -, :
- On motion Mr. u:i, ol d. L. .
j " R
'-if, Tha
Com
I mereo I i.: Mtieled to ir.ri'iire i::tot!u prupne-
of coniuctirg lhlW(l,r. uf llie Alb-inailo
Sound wi;h iho Ailantis Oj-ean, ut Nag's
IJt-u J. A dopted.
' On. motion if Mr. J.. Black, , '. 'J
Rcsphed; 'Hiat the Cimmiitcr? on ih - Mil-
ilia bo instructed to inquirw into tho propriety
"f org inking; urming, , and cq-iipping oe
company ia each regiuient Tot; militia' of ihe
United Slates, forming ihtj same imu. Siatr
U-gions, to provide for .calling them into the
aeryicoof the United States in lime of war;
and thai they report by bill or otherwise. , ..
OREGON.
' Mr. Douglass, from' iho Committee on 'ihe
Territories, on Jeave.repnried a bill to provide
fr the government protection and security
of iho people in OregJn during the joint c-
cupmcy of that country. '. ; ' ' K
The bill was read twice, and committed
totheCtmmiiteo of?thc Whota on t!;c stain
of the Unioa, and inado the special order, of
the day for tho sreon ! Tue.vd.iy in January,
od to continue: to be the special order from
day to day until disposed nf - 7
5 ' Mr. ,-Winthrop" 'aubmiited the ; following
resolutions: -
I. Resoced t That the dilferences between
the United States an J Great Britain, on the
Viec ' Oregon Territory, arcstill a
j subject lor negotiation and compromise, and
that sitisfactory evidx..ee has not vcl Lcen
afforded that no compromise which the United
oiaies ougnt 10 eccepi can be ctiecl.j.-
2. Resohcdt That it would be a dishonor
to ihe age iu which we live, and in tho highest
j degree discreditable lo both tho nations con-.
iajcerncd, if they shall sufler lhemsf.Lcs lo be
?rHWn . lnto, a war uPon a question of, no
j immediate or practical- interest to either of
them - " ' " r '
- 3. Resolved, That if. na other modo for
l"fJ amicable ndjustmentof this question re-
mail.., it i (inr tii llio nrinr!n!o nfciviliTntinn
. ' . 1 j- -
and christianiiy that a - resort to arbitration
should bo had; ri tha' tins Government
! car. not relieve k ' from all "responsibility
T ? -, 1 " i"- ' T
tmversy wlale ths resort is untried.
, t. Resoled, That ailitntion docs -not
nocc.o.n!y involve" a rcl -rcr.ee to crown x
heads;" and that, if a jeaL-isy cf s jea a ic
ferecce istnici'. ui. J in any quarter, a com
misil'jn cf r' !e,-af,J dipai.3icir.at3 cV.'.zz,
tr.i. :r lrom tno two countries uiccen.w,i,
fre-m
viojs :
.. world ai large, ofTe-'j itself as ca tiU
' u::ol "eciioi-jiblo alternative. : -
lT.. j u jlutions were laid over
T!r. DoC!j3 movfd tho 'following tqz -liors
in relation la Ort i .
" 1. EescIveJ, That t';iiib toe partrf
t!" Orer-a .Territory sou'.'.icf CI ce.rtts 40
m.nutcs of north ! t i u:
j , otiMS' s j to r;
is epen ta c m.
' - i.r.y pirt of i'J
!rTi:ory.
TI.
-: .. to
.'-il: I'-ion.
t h.itte :
la-j.tcr i t '
-re
V TV
l !
i tho r
rv ai
.1 ri
rv oi ;,.:,ii,le. v . - v.'.
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ly il.-.r I"''..- ' "" - '' '
p icif.c rc :
Mr.ci'-. ' , -"
here. !, and 1 y - '
have -I thtir t .. nt-, ire
v ilhia l'... ! .t twa i! . , t.) " i
Western i:k -;.1ts lr.m j"-- ' 7 :
pr"jTt in rvtatioo to Or i i.i i .
OinM.f these bills is Mr nt'1"'
fVoin l'.. : CnumilteB el Ti n.
flousr, iiivi jiki.Io iho ?;.i.I oi-
day f.r Tuesdy, tlw G: ti i f J " :
arrangement 1h hrn njaM.', as t
ed,h t this" bill shull'.rxit h' p'
... j
r'E
rc; t
r .f.r,
1 t
'1. Ill
..y r:.i ;
crtians U"
o avharaeler tit il ling'il t.i-'ut:) .
negiriaiu, by ihroMir .: 'a '
to Gft'iil 4iii;;iin, hi. I 1 t"':..
1 ucken'iain Ins l;ihe:i;':e: j (
some of itV provisiofs.- .
1 un lerstfiri 1 otMn-fiv, -r, th at. l!. ; whigij ,
democratic !i'..Veis.'f tho imte have currj
toViriK- understanding tlru tin iv will !"j ti
h.iyly cli'a" in th 1 body. . Ti-o i' : . . r't'e . t
Svii atois from tho Wet di-cl nta nny i Jea or. i
ititen'.ion of urgr jt this questi .a in a ,1S'J,
or rash iivumcr. - f c
-Furihrr, iho ndvii-ra by tho Aendia x hart ,
created an ioijoession Ih ic .th it t!1" PuiitH
GovornnieiM is disposed to r" ;'r' "si-tf llf'
qt'.rsfioo -.n tli"biU ofour 1 r olfi f rf
1'.) h pin-aKfd , will, peihap-, s'U"" nio ! act.',
li.jhs. 'M r. B ite, tho Aot'i i tau bu,!ke.r,t4
iho ti.uiso-if Birtnji,' B;o;li. r 0., l.-t'"
wiiiti n, upon u'liti t!4 it ii pre-Mi'Vi dtit!.:jf
t 'no Biit'h government willaee.ept t', A prop.
Oil ! Ml. . k , - . - v f ,
The two' IIoikos met;-to tl.iy b'it y .r!y
till a q'iorum. Mmy mcinS rs t-. i. j ;;'. j;
to their hoaies " t. sxm l. lh.t Critiiias, iuilUi k
dijs. t Tbo llo.i-o"did .loil.Mig,'" fxerpt
p'iss.lh.t St'oiiltfybiU 'XU n fi iii ii-. lawaar.!'-1
jurisdiction i hi U. S. over Texas, s : t
' Mr. Levy, f F uith Irevy his rcoluiion, :
for theneq diiioi; of Cub ,"' for the preehL
s. ' . -'Wa-hingtov, IWC'J.
Tiie wir Tevi r ii pii.itv-w !' ;. c r here,
tliugli there are "tho-o "who wi,.. fo.sti'r it '
for personalj party, and sivtion'd .coi.sidera -tious.."'
Therms isu em ral and atroiy iuijtres !
si'iji, that prposiiiort will ' Koorii! bo mid? ;
frotruhe oiher idij of ihy-Atlarjth-,' lirtd lhal
ill wo huvu to do hi'tho matter fs )n abstains i
fnrtioy legishi ijon -which -ooM coriiLucDU-
iv wound lhHiMhh!if iIkj other rHiv.-'ltiero
;s n rwnr nut in ia umgnw, nano in tho na. i
iin but, thr nrrt evidences ol n ;..ijonal '
iiit that wuuM "imitH nit parlies in ihe cup.
p ri of " tho AtJotioistraiioa,! should Great , If -Britain
persi.-t in exactions that tirhl bu
di cmod iiarensuir-tblo. ' . . ;-'.-
Even hhould iirgotiiitions fin illy fui, after
bi in resumod tlKre Uhtilt left iho resource
of arbitration, which many of the Deiivtcrat
tc Sauiors and members declare .themselves
willing lo resort to. - rc - ,
- Phiieians .rol alrsa'dy-epecutatlrig upon ';
ihe rcuhs "of htt ndjustnrnt of- tin q ic-;tion i
upon the Amerienn proposition'. Tliev seem
to concur in the opinion, that it v. ill give' f.!f
Calhoun, as ihe aitittr of j.ence, i jimmin '
eut puAitioa ia t!.j afl.'ctious an J cor.ndence 1
of the American pci-le. '' ;
1 A treaty" is un' foot hero bur... . Prussia',
and ihT' United Stale?, which pi-o ...Is t ;ul'J i
ully great commercial adv t .'. j j.- , .
' t " -'f ' Washington, Dec. 13, , :)
x Notwithstanding t'oo" broad i.'er.ijlin lbs
vUnion" of lut ni-l.t, of ccriaia -mer"of
ati e.xpectcd adju-:.:u.'i.i of iho (i.c-T r-jej
lion, wiihout war, 1 h ive it from L;.J.Jl.;ctl '
sources that such au exuviation Jots pre. ii ail i,
among the best it."!',. '.,.. .1 men hero." "
- A Senator from Manhmd has a letter ?ic::i.!.
Mr. MfL'ini' which fnrw'a il " '
, n.. ', ...111111,!
as I learn, that1 if the neg-;idtiori fc!...JJ bo ;
committed to him, he would bo -.L!c, very
soon, sa to scrtle ll.a'qucsiliin'thut tl.j Uciuril
Slates would even obtairl . better i itr.s from
EagruiJ thin the .40ih' parallel. -V fe'aro
atso that Lfird 'Aberdeen. ! declared vlhal-
Mr... PJer!nm's reject io t i f tl. - 4C;h 1 waj
ill-advised and unexpeftefi. , :
'Distressing ;.;.. It gr L . ; l. to stato
that Lieutepani IUmcw, c c-3 iT; ' corn V
panies of United Ctalt - " r' ";', : r.cd, - r
at ji. Ati;;uctir.r, l,
proniiir;r you""-; ..iioc c r.f t r..
very
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riJm on l.r '.;
contemplatinj , vi.
city, when x1.
ihe bri " :t brcah
thrown :.:!v -
South Biw- 1 ".i"v.:
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wa ;
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t
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ihe lri-pa w , f ;
ed,ar.d tl.o' u.T..cr, up i
in a very ; ?,aii siluu;
ed Ly li.i.ujal ; ntlct..' n
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children.,
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