3fTortb Carolina 9'aUin.
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CHARLOTTE
iVEDXESDAY, February 4, 1S52.
Lr WILLIAM THOMPSON, Rqtl if our
it in Rait. more, tuthoriz-d lo Mam adverts
ma iu i itafTfp' tans, ind lo grant receipts.
TE W'.r.RR, Kih , nurippnl in PhiUfM
3. uhftr-tfi inoaiam ftdvert;.ecmen- nd pro
ITV ft flAl,VFB i r authrxfj int in r
m ilifr.j -fnptu tn iHct pi itv at bit uffifH
inn rHKsiDKVT,
HFLLAHO FJLISGRE,
OF NEW-YOUK.
For; r!( ll-PKlisliiKNT,
vvilliA:.! A. tmAimii
i F 0 U T 1 ! -C A I i 1 L I X A .
Cbr'oUe end ils Frosppfts-
in, r.t this I
ix-nii'
id..-.- ! i.Trii ofinter
w ill endeavor to en
s' ,r n -4.,, time with
vt i
i d ihormhts upon Cliar
mture j to-pci 1. 1 U im;
i t It itiU growinj re-
,1:
1 ,-t ti.loH f thi
tiortiiin, (if Ve-
(.'..: u.u i. Charlotte is de
(K cupv a jxisHiiai in tlit
world of iin iiicoii!?i(li'nil!e
, T:. works of internal itn
:.' r.:;: at this point arr
and i -.-t ha-t'nifij
' I
sir:.',
i j
:. As evidence of
c : . 'a .; proj'r:iy of Charlotte, it
r .:. ;. v merea-rn:; m tv.piuatinn,
i
mii-s '.. it -
me new r-
,i.
arm. iin reliant
or liroffs-
r tit swell nil
er of
ne : v niR norcii I heir
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title port of hutnaa desti- 1
w I'nU- (.'',,;: :r-s.. sloihilil- j
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iie;;V,i;2 waves
coming 1
:v. ( ir
Hid activ
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r- giKiUs, and
.:. tl.ey hare erer
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- fir p! i .1
f also e. a.i'
Our trades
e a i ii--!:..- a
int'y 1'U-iiiess, and appear anxious to
'i stiil more. I.;.-t but not h ast, we
lu SUJ-pes- but Iliodestv ought to for-
id us from s;,ying it, and dws almost ;
ut the truth will out that we can do
s much gfod job printing at our office,
no! :..: as mrwlerate teruis as can be
ai.vw'jere ele iu North Carolina.
The Carncress Faoiiy.
t.liariotte have been
(1 i.v
the performances of this
Ai'j t ii..i,v ibr more than a week.
y ':. .. hut
t. '.. v. v
eld new ir
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l IT
irvii
'. iled house every
their scones soas
to tilt ir jea iiii iii-
.' Iligiit. It IS -I
1th a r-'-Je i Table
n oar back eeiufi
, w iio are fond of
;lo iui) honors to
f with iavor-
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v- IS 111
.ir
a ihe shado
te ti! ugiit an
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a to .. I
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b.-uu full of
away w it!,
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w t , ;m
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biie in
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Xcsfe.sance.
A- it is
July of the Pres ;o re
ei t if JMissiblt , the eon-
.m t of i
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in :, '
t a. i
ti j . -.'i- ion-,
ie, we fe. 1 eaijod
'in- to In i w ant
' : part of those
A I
ibiTV it is to iorwanl i .
r in ' .eai or Chail' sioii, or bt nvie n
jMiilits. We ourselves hiive uf-
it d s i io i-! from this Ji liiiijiie,(
i not having our mati forward, d
s ill. V sliolllil h.C. . Ih en, and there
ems t,, i.. a ii. t.d t u.piaiiit against
ail Road ngi nts or against those jm r
Sj V Lu, Ujf Jiay, c aUeUUiC J lilt .(,-
i
sponsibility of forwarding goods. We
wish that there was some summary
me do appointed by law for obtaining
dret-s in sueh eases. If our paper docs
not come up to our promises as yet. we
lu pe our patrons will exeu.se us, for we
have made even' exertion to get our
tvne borne, a great part of whieh has
been in Charleston or Camden or be
tween those cities for along time.
The Branch Mint
We clip the following from the Greens
boro' I 'at riot. Weagrec with our broth
er of the Patriot that " it appears an ill
timed recommendation" to Congress by
the Secretary of the Treasury todiseoii
tinue the .Mint at this place, just now,
when our people are exerting every mus
cle and straining every nerve to bring
about facilities for commercial intercom
munication, by which the great resources
ind dormant interests of .North Carolina
will be told to the world. And not the
least of these is her mining interest. If
it apears that there has been a decline
in the amount of money coined at this
Branch within a few years, it is only a
tenijmrary result, and quite easily ac
counted lor. In the first place the dis
covery of gold in California, and the ex
citement consequent upon it, have had a
deleterious fleet ujion every department
ofbuMiiess in this country, but more par
ticularly ujxin mining, as persons en
caged in this pursuit would soonest and
most naturally take the contagion of the
excitement. The excitement too ujxm
ihe subject mcnt of internal improvement
has had its edi ct upon this brunch of our
peoples industry, and has called many
of them from the mines to take contracts
in the Hail l'oads and 1'lank Roads now
being built in the county. Theeflecttoo
which these improvements have had in
the price
tor, (which
is chiefly employed in mining operations)
has caused a great number of' miners,
who were making small prollits, to de
sert their mines for a time, or until thoe
causes will cease to have their effect.
But with all these drawbacks our Mint
is now coining more than it did tor sev
eral years after its establishment. Our
. . .,,
citizens wm jircscnt a strong petition to
Congress to avert this cruel stroke. We
hope thov will succeed. We are in fi-
vor ofrctrenchiiK-nt and reform : but we
thiiik it cruel in the General government
to begin by wringing from the mouth of
poor .North Car Ainu one of the verv few
small e-rumhs nhi;.li have hapjK-ued to
fall in her lap fi 'un the rich table of the
Genet-id Governnieiit. North Carolina
can boy fa.; ruuch loyalty and attach
ment to the Union as any other State,
and yet she is paid less for it, and com
plains less text. To take away the a
mount coined here from the circulating
medium of Western North Carolina at
this time, when our resources are great
ly depressed, would seriously cripple
our energies, and leave us almost with-
out the means to accomplish our great j
works of internal improvernent,
The Charlotte Klnt.
I nele Sam seems disjxise d to rerifv
towards North Carolina the scriptural
threat towards a worse character ; Ibr
while to Virginia, (for instance,) w hich
h-iiti much in the way of b deral emol
ument and titlie-e, more is gircn ; but
from .North Carolina, which hath not, is
taken away ccen thai which she hath.
The Secretary of the Treasury, iu his
Uejiort to the present Congress, recom
mends the discoritin1
nance of the Mint at 1
) ,-, , ;
vaanooe. , ne jionorame M-emary i
liu: not lit- as V, I il illlol IliCO fir our :i M
, - , i
!!'"! v aim irosiH-. is ;,s i ; nearer :
not prOsia'Cts as t
iionie : tr ih it apjx-ars an ill-timed re
commendation, while our people are
tirird at work, bunding u railroad through
the StaT.., aiid furnishing :i i tja bv steam
to Charlotte hom the .North, a- well as
from the South. Charlotte w ill soon be
rendered eoincri eut of neei-ss Irom the
I'liiimii ri ml world. I!o,-itles, the origi-M.-iI
l':f t.'i.-iit fir establishiiig the Mint
in western .ortn oaroimn i
..'coming j
stronger ererv da v. J he mining inter
est is daily iticreu.-ing, in exter.1 of op. -r.iiioii-,
lmiMiruiiiee and a hie to t he om
iinin.ty. 'This is the ease, We beliee,
t .... .1 it ',; milling region ol The State.
In our iivu cijiiiiiyoi fjuiHord, inining
ri v r has ber-n Cirni'd on so exteri-i velv
and profitably to the laboring ci:imum
ty as at the pr. sent time. The Wmks
at Hotlgin Hill and at the M, Culloeh
Mai", ownt-d by a company residing
i in thi-county, and chiellv saji. i-
:''' I by o'ir i.i i tie townsman,
James Sloufi, Ksii., jircsenl k( iits ot
' ;.-. ; j.i sbiii ana industry le.-o,ving
trie e-ncoiirakotient of tiie country, aye.
anil the coutiteriaiire r,f GoveniEijcnt ttxj,
sj far as facilities far coinage are ex.!.
t ;-!'.! ; for we understand tliat the Guil-
foid gold is priiiciji.-illy sent to our own
Mm!, to be. tn:, u d into " yellow
i....... " "
, T. , ., .
e ir.tsi tijat I ne e arn w ul jiay no
, . ... .1 J
atteinion to the advice ot his .-secroiai v :
, . , , . i , -
iiui ici ijis si Ma;.,- siav wnn us and e.n- .
JiC to set his iraiks ujam Ur gold.
Jenny Lied and 01c Bull.
It is .stated that Ole Bull is coming to
as country to play a st ries of Concerts
with Jenny I
I, at her request. This 1
w i
,c a great treat to th" musical world :
uuU vhL that wlil U; uiijiwwl, 1
Mr. Fox on General Washington.
As there seems to be some members
of our family, who appear to have for
gotten, or now entirely disregard, the
lessons of wisdom and prudence taught
by our father Washington, we think that
the following modest, yi t ju -t, eulogium
on his character by Mr. Fox in the Bri
tish 1'urliamcnt hi 1704, is peculiarly
suited to the present juncture of idlairs.
Mr. I'ax's Eu ogium n Grntral aihtt.gtoii, in
Ike Brttish Parliament
" llow infinitely superior must appear
the spirit and principles of (Joneral
Washington, in his late address to Con
gress, compared with the Kiliey of med
ern European courts ! Illustrious man !
deriving honor less from the splendor of
his situation than from the dignity of his
mind ; before whom all borrowed great
ness sinks into insignificance, and all
the princes and piotcntates of Europe
(excepting the members of our own fam
ily) become little and contemptible !
lie has had no occasion to have recourse
to any tricks of policy or nils of alarm ;
his authority has been suliiciently sup
ported by the same means by which it
was acquired, and Ins conduct has uni
formly been characterised by w isdom,
moderation, and firmness, lie, feeling
gratitiuk" to France for I he assistance
received from her in that great contest
which secured the independence of A
nicrici, did not choose togiveupthe sys
tem of neutrality in favor of this country.
Having once laid down that line of con
duet, which both gratitude and jxiliey
j m tint ed out as most proper t : ; be pu rsued ,
not all the insults or provocation of the
French minister Genet, could at all put
him out of his way, or bend him from
his purpose. Entrusted with the care
of the welfare of a great people, he did
not allow the misconduct of another,
with respect to himself, tbr one moment
to interrupt the duty which he owed to
them, or withdraw his attention from
their interests. Ik had ho fear of the
Jacobins; he felt no alarm from their
principles, and considered no precau
tion as necessary, in order to stop their
progress. The people orer whom he
preside:, he knew to be acquainted with
their rights and their duties. lie trust
ed to their own good s nse to defeat the
efleet of" those arts w hich might be em
ployed to nitiaiiie or mislead their minds;
and was sensible that a Lrorernment
could lie in no ilanoer. w hile it retained
the attachment and confidence of its sui-
jects attaehment, in this instance, not I cut. Jfe says tiie ik xt crop win ne- ;
blindly adopted, e-onfnle-nee not impliei- I cessariiy be a iieht one, as the nnnier-
ty gireii, but arising from the conrictioii I f ictorit s, railroads, pl;ink okhIs, ;
of its excellence, aud the experience of'l bcatltiiiil countiy tnan-ums and piililse
blessings. I cannot ind. ed help admir- improvements undertakt n, vuli o ;
n:g the wisdom and the fiirtune of this ! u large pution of labor from tiie euituie
great man! not that bv tiie phrase;- ! of cotton to thl ot brcad-tutt-. lb
tunc I mean in the smallest degree to ! luniks the pro(fu-noi, ot cotton cannot
derogate from his merit. lint, not with- j1' l'u:e Mid! tl;f iMiiiitm -r it.
standing his extraordinary talents and t These is no other eounirv v in ie it c;m
exrdted integrity, il must he considered
as sii)2nl;,riv ti.rtimate, th;il he should
hare expcrii. need a lot w hich so Si Idol n
falls to the portion of humanity, and hare
passed through such a ninety of scenes,
without stain and without reproach. It
must indeed create astonishment, that
placed in circumstances so critical, and
filling for a series of time, a station so
conspicuous, his character siiou'.d nerer
once hare been called in que stion ; that
he should in no one instance hare been
accused cither of improper insolence', or
of mean submission, in his transactions
w ith loreign nations. It has been re-
s,.r, t.,j j;,r "
lim to run the race of glorv,
j without cxjierieueing the smallest "inter- j
rupuon io ine iinuianeyot lus career.
The breath of censure has not dared to
impeach the purity of his conduct, nor
the eye of enry to raise its malignant
glance to the deration of his rirtues.
Such has been the transcendant merit
and the unparalleled fide of this illus
trious man ! But if the maxims now
held fi.rtli were adopted, ho who now ;
nuiks as the assert' -r of Ins country's
freeilom, arid the guardian of its inter
ests 'no! fioriiir. wotilfl tie. d.-erned t..
l,:,,-e,li,r,..,..ld i .,,..l,.,, r.
t ' -mot U UllM I M Li rl V l it U'alt.L lvll I
,rV) ;iri(, (j h
i.ire f iitiiiled upon himself
' . I ett t
moeiiiuc reiiroaen
I low rial he act
..I.,. . a." i i.. r ., r , i t
i nun liisuiicti ijy .jeiiei.; urn oe- con
sider it as necessary to arenge himself
for the miseorjiluct, eir madness of an
iiidiridiial, by incolring a w hole conti
nent in the horrors of war No; he
contented himself with procuring satis
faction for the insult, by causing Genet
to be recalled : and thus at once con
sulted his own dignity and the interests
ot his country. ifmiiV Auk rie;nis !
w ,;,. t))C whirlwind thes orer oneouar-
tt r of the globe, antl spreads erery w here
dcsohiti ai ; you remain protected from
its bant iui effects, bv your own t irtue-
aitd the wisdom fit 'your gon rnment. :
'''O d from Kuroiie by an immen.-c i
.e-eaii
, Vou feel ntit the ( fleets of those i
bees and passions w hieli concert j
'i I' d seats of cii'ilizaijoii into I
(ll.j:.!,
the f
scenes it
Horror am
1 bloodshed. on j
profit by the folly arid madness of the j ed his presenl bnguago with that use-d
contending nations, and afford in your j by him a year sgo, and opjiosed thoeir
liiore ot iiige nial chuif- an asylum J.O those: ' e ulation of the address, in ci ii'ijii. nee
I'.''- .tig- ;md .iti. s which they wan- j of the change it exhibits. We note the
lain v eontemn, or w iekeillv exclude from ! fact, not wnhthe view; of ovuliiior i,or
,jj(.r jjfJ
sum ! Cultirating the arts of '
peace under the inlluence of frr edeitn, ;
vou adranee by rapid strides to opu-;
lenee antf distinction ; and if by any ac-j
eidentyou should be comiiclled to take i
pan hi tne preent unhappy contest, i;
you should find it necessary to arengt
n.s-at. or c p. I injury ; the world will
),,. ,P ,. ,i ,
bt ar e itness to the f.iuit v of vour sen-
.;,,.,,, ,,, ,lt!. ,, , I ,' ' r "
iiiii' iitsand tin: moderatioiiof vour news
,i
' -s of your arms wil
no
doubt, be proioriioued to the justice of
your cause."
Congress-
Our country is at present .so tranquil,
prosjierous and happy that Congress ai-
I ar.s to be lying on its oars, a u-r.itiiin-
aouic WW tmereut y u, arioe uud L get
a necessity fbr further legislation. It
miv be however that the members 1 time, were pushing rapidly ahead, and j The nt Hm.c,,,! co,,e.d m ..-... , Ihe
mav ne, innwnci mat mo mum ei ' f , , wl I1( ..'ir the middle! C..urt II n Thursday, die !iu h ..r ! w -g np I-nee , f ih, I'm
think they hav3 heretofore per ,n.,cd U '"T" r ' 8 t f tTVP
works of supetcrogULHi m legation, ! r , nut gt, , . .h. l t Z" !&,m if '
from heir foruief labors. would ue upon him the space at the , T, s,,,,,.,,. ,.,ii,.ii ih. i.!,n i,r die "
GEN. CASS1AND KOSSl'TII.
In an editorial'artiele on the reception
1
,-T- t. ... .1.: j. n.. .,..;
Ol iOSS(UlJ ilL It .ISIliltioii, uiv tvuuu
Vrnn I'i nss f ! n C: s's ori'M II ha s the
' 'vv
tiillowino- remai'ki : I
.,, , , T. , ,
"It will be seen that Kossuth aud
Gen. Cass met immediately alter the
former had arrived at his quarters. All
are permitted t'j surmisr the character
and interest of the meeting of these dis
tinguished men. j Over a year ago Gen.
Cass received d letter from Kossuth;
and tilt-re our people ill-natured enough
to pronounce ii tdeerjuion, a hoax, and
to say that the -jxcat Hungarian never
wrote it. The Whig press made many
a paragraph ovft it ; but Kossuth wrote
the letter ; and! those who know his
character know full well how he has
prized the character and the principles
of Gen. Cass. Those who have sjKiken
within the last xic nth cannot he tar a-
part in feclin
Gen. Cass
?ass hrnpens to have sjxiken
thrice'; 'thin the last month.
twice or
and it is conceived mat csseiuiai
crepancies exist in tiie views expressed
on these different encasions. At one
time, in th-' Senate, hedechued, insuli
stanee, tint none but a mad-man would
think of committing this country to an
armed interveii'ion ; at another time,
addressiig a miscellaneous audit nee,
he eoijmitted himself to intervention,
and reserved to himself the right of de
termiiing whether it should he armed
or no'. It the Free Press speak by the
book, the public have no alternative but
to conclude that Gen. Cass ahides by
the all but war-like committaloi his last
adcress, and that he has then tine nia
teridly changed his views since he spike
in lie Senate Chamber.
Has the higher bid of Mr. Donu'l.is
hac any connexion Viiib the eh.iiige
Kepuhlic.
CROP AND JSLTTLY OF COTTON.
There was in the last number of 1 e
Fiow's Revie w, a very aide article on
this subject, whieh we sec re-pllbllshed
) ui me uaii' sum .u
i tcr thinks the once
t uiy. I lie wn
of cotton ill be
much higher this year man
l is at tues-
j success fully cultivated,
i P'diy siq.. r- . v anu
and it is la
icuiii. In n'L'ard
i ts manuf i. tie, this writer s,.ys that ;
! the planter c.iiiK.t make it as eh,',.p as
el. d some e ears since, when lands;
i Merc woith.ue or two dollars jht
anii Slaves tiree or lour hundred. .Now
the same lards are worth five ami ten
it .t ti.
dollars an aire, and slaves will sell tl.r
. . . . . .... i
seven hunelrtl and a tliousaud dollars,
But the majufaeturer can a fit in 1 to pay
much highe: jirices now for cotton than
he did ten 'ears ago. This he is ena
bled to do, in consequence ef the iir.-
provements in niaeliiiiery
Iiot being
required to leep
land sueii
ht
aw
stocks of cottin, being releused from the
payment of duties on bread-stuffs Sa-.
and there betig a readier demand for
the manufactured article.
The writer savs that the stock of cot
ton fin handiu Europe i lighter than it
has been lor iii.'iry years, and thinks
there may be r. panic In Si ire long. He
urg'S strongly ihr propriety of holding
ba k die cottoa eroti lor ti. tti r once:
and refers to predictions heretofore made
by him, which hive been published.
S. Tatriot.
GOVERNOR WOOL AND THE
COMPROMISE.
The Goveriifi'' of Ohio, in his inaug
ural address, dee-lares in favor of main
taining the Compromise undisturbed,
not because he i .pproves of' it, but in or
der that the slavery agitation may be
forever closed. At the same time, he
opposes anv e xtension of the area of
slavery, and regards ho Colonization
Society as " the most effi-etiveorgaiii.ed
agency to eradicate and finally w ipe a
wiiv the institut on."
The ground tid.en by Governor H" l
in refer, nee to die maintenance of the
Fugitive slave law
of the Democrat.;.;
ins ne . n-i d iiiaiiv
idi-rs of )hio, w ho
aver that bis election Was attributable
mainly to his recorded ho-t.ihty to lhal
measure. In tl.e Stale Senate, on the
10th, Several of his supjaii (. rs eonlra-t-
this addition to the familv rniarrels of the
Df'moeracv,butto prtive that the ground
taken by Whig journals at the time of
Governor Wood'n e lection was fiilly
Warranted bv his own avowals. With
his colisistt ncy we have not to do. It
is enough for us that, ha ving gained the
honors of high office, be in disjHised to
respect its resjailisibilisies, il i -ju I live
of the predilections of friends and allies.
Republic.
A PREDICAMENT A.ND AN
ESC ARE.
All who have been over the: Connec
ticut riser railroad remember the high,
narrow, uncovered bridge over the I leer
field liver, just this side of Greenfield.
It was the theatre of" what ran heading
di.rK.nbce as the afb rwon irnin crime
l
j down on Saturday. The cnrs.behindl
side of the track was too narrow, and
slopeil too precipitately to make it a sale
! resul t the jump to the ice below even
t L . . It . . 1 . 111 1 l.i'
. rain i aicu wouki nave Miruaii iioin
the shrill alarm of the thundering engine
i warnei
d our hero that he must think and
n,.t i,.l, . il,,,,.,, t.-.i.rl..iiL-.. e,v-r.
i .i . i i i i
uudn die track he d.nc into it be-
i ween uieiH.is.i.uu nuggmg ins ua. iosv
retreat, the tram swept over him and
left him unharmed. But what must
have been his emotions between the dis-
covi-rv of his danger and its passage1 !
.1 M i i i
How tlioui-ili Illllst have OUH kelied and
the blood chilled ! .Not all in his situa-
ii i I....1 ,i.
noil woiiiii iiiic iiiio on oo st m t- oi
... , . 1 , .
him. Springfield Mass., Republican.
, ., , 1 I " ' A. Grahnm. iiml HQ .g nnri inn qumt.i al al
EXTREME COLD. jtHchmenl pxprf-s-ed lor ih- Wi ij; raui-e, and
The verv low l( mm ratine endured'" leader. t;.il. Gmiber'a rem.,i k- in be.
'V the Grinuell Expedition, while w ith-
iu the polar circle, is thus described by
11 r- ci i
Dr. Kane in one ot Ins JNni. isoman lec -
,,.,.,..
At the appalling temperature of
-40
(leo. am
I ijd ileg. or 70 di g. to SO (leg,
o'
itb-;"" vvm'','s ""' 1
seiisiliie in us meets as neat mileeil,,;
between the jmsitive I fleets eif the very
higii and the ln jiuta-r of the very low
scale, u was m.possiDie to disiiuguisii
sensation. Vpon going out into the o-
pell iiir Hie taee In came (lierusti-d with
an icy liud, and the hps were glued to-
get her by the cementing aid of the beard
and moustache. The trigger of a gun
liiistcreil the linger, and a laek-kmfe in
the pantaloons jun ket caused Vou to
jump as w ith a sudden scald. Din ing
the long darkness, when tin v attempted
to beguile the W inter hours with theat
ricals, an unfortunate Thespian dropped
the pantomimic llat-irou as thouuh re
ceiving a slid b ii burn. In let !, m xt
day a row ot blisters had given e vidi n e
oS the truth that, in temperature as in
e Verv thing else, cxiiemes meet.
TH BP.m.sll PlKsSaMII TIF b. I'MIEO
MA I fcsi NAVY.
The British "Inited Service Jour
nal'' thus stie.iks o our N,i v :
i
" From iisinfiiiev to its present st.-de,
most In Ul lv base the otliei is i.lld men
iu the n.iv.d jif ion ot . N 1 1 ; - ; c , l,el,l
up the honor of their i . Tin te is
scarcely oin- action hi which the slight
est .Ii iill.it ir ,i can be east oil any nnli
Mi! i .;. 1 hey h n r.i-,..,d. .1 tin ir
i t.i in. i i (! .. j hi ii it woii.d have
bi ' ti the i.i i!a i. lil.p! -i j. ee. to ha Ve
t'.-d th
It:.
Th. v I
foil
TI
it W itll
t, h .M .
ih- I t d
til
llil it V.il !
in i. ...:..
easf
I.. (I
Id III:
uc( . ., on r a
spun d the c Mu
liaiioti v. i, i h 1
n. .!..! of the o
ie.. ! .in i . 4
: I. I t
1 '
le iy Hi
ll t III 11 l V
tlii-h. d w ith aliiiiet i
adds a e;re;it hmt' l lo
I lilted M ."
ii Met
t.,' N n ot tot
MR V I; liS l;t( S Vli:l a l) INTF-ll
YFVMON
miwp,M ,, ult,-, .
I' C nitiiv t. i i I" al' , II M . 1 1' ti IIISI WB Uii
len we a-y that hia lucid, puirii.ti, and
OMif Amrican pefcri o a me Uret k duet.
, , . , t
iiot enni inif ire luiown g prir cipli-a ill I
pu icy. In. tn which Mr. Urbaier eti rihaii.
CalU aaya he hua nul dep-rled and Caiinrii
dfpan : Firal, lh a--eried ngbl tif f. reible
B ertemioii in ihe fT-na of oih. r naimna n
in violation of publie law ; l'-jt. howeter,
there i an eic pOon lt thi in ihe eaie i f
iein(j, and in aiinia eiirnie rain, when
uth intr e enra may be jim fn d ui.nn prui.
Clplea f liecea-m nl ef flelenre , wnhlhe-e
pepiinita, the due rine aaaerled bv tha
H l Ai'ia ee," ll.reaiened by (Ti-aia in
Ihe citae nl Grepce, god carrn-d n.lo ptacl ee
tn Ih caae i f Uniaititv, it a'tio rrenl and ia
in direct niiB'ifti iuu In Ihf nnncin hi . a akii:lt .
1 ' , , ' r
ur mat In innt ate fuunded.
What f,i! a?
Are ice It inttrftrt in Ihe Urn It came i r
nil I'lntr -.Wi ii'iin rain? f Are we lo en.
J ' "
t'lhtr l-.wt.umn rattt ? Are we lo
iitnyot iimi um: fiu Itanium : n-a- tit, vsar
'tr. A orl w bat I- bit nine to 1 'No;cH
TAIM.r ,1. T. Can any Ihir-jf b mure ex
p it 1 ? Couid ay answer he bien gupn f(
tiiita empnaii any ai ariat ce wilh the
eoniaela . f M, Kn-nth, woo aa lhal going
in ar in a European cni-e w, y ,j be ' mi
t-real mi-cbief nfo-r b1," mid who ailmita
e-nt if hia cine i.e! u lollowed. and R i-aia
to.ijtd diaieiifird our pn.iea., we ghautd aa
iii-ra' y t.ltl jo d l.i gi, la war t r erf b
eorrtdt'd te f re mm food." And i M. Koa
-ti h n lieiler expunt'iil of A i.oii ju pidtcy,
mute !iutiifhy uioirilntii of American
i . erea , itoni Iltrio l H'rli nr, and lb"
,n ny wie and fn iiui.e nu n whn hate eaer
ai g h l Ihe a. no' enl a phi. 1
j i li Hinl gHi d ie- Mr. Wttbaier guard
al- c nil ymtti on 1 1. p it " The piai
ottl cy of h a i mi i r y i, n ih fi l pUce, a
' 'nl policy.' " Tn Itll' einl wltte1!
ii y c nl I with " (ir own a. Inert pc fie
lie , .mr opt inin ana a. ri'ni. nia iitKv bf
tio.iijjr.i (a nm," jVc. Abtiorri,,, thi n. On.
'Income of f,.iciliip ml"! ven'ion 10 die rfTitra
. f nOif r natiif a, and ilecOoe g ihco-ftiiF aov
ui h f rrihle iniertenioin bv oil own (n
.'rnr-tPiil, ahi remmiia fur ua lu if.. ? Wm
n usi proi aim nr dcieai iiom nl il ; we
milal "a'Cuie uur n n bappe eas hf Ihe p e.
e yaioiii ul our own pie ripb ; liinai- prinei
p fa we mil. i hnvp lh m man. 10 I tur .
-,nd Ihe .piol lu dtft'tH ibf epp ato- aenti
men! e rnuai " rt.ny an a condemn ;'' by our
" : lelhgince and Vigor" we mii-i k'-tp ihve
ind aiiatnin die h. pe. a' the frieoria t.f human
liberty ; we nm I i.t V"r give our ci n.rnl "
thai rt putilic.Bii principle al all b- ' brmiahi
in n diaiepule and dog ce ;" we mil"! " lf
rn liked knew I' ti we are o. I nred of . yr
own loaiiiiinoi a, and pro eat," &r, J,il ihert
may we do n . more f M.I we g i oi war ?
N ijce tmrity nol." May rre inlrrf. rt lo
i Kin. .p' an cmi-ef "No ; ceilamly mil "
Aie we in endanger our picilir reli,,.n. ?
N..; certainly n.l." Hu taid Mr. V eb-ter
in H'3
S.. .ay. he now f- 0 I,,, s,k
E i.aiub'a tce, he declared d,t he could ,
"reirac! a . , e .enn . eiil which he ben
.ii ...d. Th n Mr. Webaier and M
K a-mh ore al direct i.a.e on ih, a ,, ,,r
Aiiiencan lulerferene in Eump-nn afTaira,
N. i'. torn. A'lm-i titer-
" HIG MEIiUNG IN BUNCOMBE
lillil.ll'll IH
meeiltijj.Hm) mi.nd fm Cow nnum nf d rfH,
I.i prfparo r"lt!tui f"r ihf impiiiib. The
fh..o nrni .p.M. Ifil Ci M.mff, C f. S.
V. D.nHsnn, unit J. M E H,i y. In ihe h
' " f - tommm, Cu J... Booet
" """"g "W"
I '" l""P'"wd iiij.eiN
I Th rnniniiUi' anpfarer) and rrpmlod
j (h j v B,HVM. ,, w ,',.
Umn ,ht, PM ep lon ,,B 5ih wh.ch
ws pri,,,,i ai, (,l,,l,hllei Bn.',..rri-ptpd.
AfV r which ihr rm-i tinj; wim biIiOom d bs
N. Uiimlfin, M. Bmin, Cni. J lm 5 n
n r, Cut. I!. S. Gnt lipr and J. M. E'lin-y in
rcf-renc In Mm I .tmvf nii.m. Miil llflmiil,
bd-pi'ii.l. ni Cn-didm. Be ..dciii, V pm.
iiiis iiit-H-urt g, pic Mr. E win oiipiikifff
g, pic Mr. E win inibiP2
.
d.nip nf dip.p ihn gi, mill die .ihpr adi.cii
ling id. m. Jnm and 1 l"qiicni tnluit w re
ptirf m IJ..ri. MilUrd Fil iimre. and Hon. W.
lialfol oi l B irke U'tcg prmcip'e.. and u'iiBi
'u:m,x "' "k' n "f 7 r" ' l"4r
'Vi were forcible, true and ( fr ci if.
i '
M(. Erwin a onp setl !' dct (i I R nlu
lion, a Na'Kinal CodVenttun p nt ! -up
port any one in arinacce Heel o d iii,,iM
i Whiifi but consul red Stale or Coin tiu m ni
, reform aim. pan
A rrotmn heinir nm e In adont the rr..lu
linn at a whol-, wa earned wi h but lu in
three diisennng vmcea
RtSSOLUTlONS.
IVA-erat, arii u W in riie"ling he
been Rnd are now h. ing held dinu.h.ui the
S'ate.f. r Ine puipneiif a blle org tn ziOi n
( the W tn pari) , and Inr ihe purpoar of a p.
poinunsj d.-Iegaiet io altend a Whig Siaia
"''vnon a an cany any in i-o, io isorn-
Iimle candidaie fur tmn rniir
tr i ikeriutt Ruolfrd ty ike Whigmf
Bunrvmht,
la-. Thai Ihey biP,hl ai pr,.f th obj-C-.a
f..rib. firal al ti ie n.bi.ro", nnrt ltnl...ed
up by oilier porlmn. of our ala.. v j; I he
rr,,ew,B and .1 ei.gtr.en ng die ld b-nH. of
Imernet . f cnnauiong fur ihe ci nidi n-alp.
is, and pre r. g 'or th carttpaiyn for 1 b'l'i."
2 ktfuited, IrtBt in gito nlTl if ul 'line
f.ir a full null fan can. I ihe whole Sme
bf lh nominee of aid (Viiiten mr,, and to
p. ml M ( f i ii )irgt eg a rhinr lo a I
ipod md coi'V' me n b lure nur ?p. mjj Cmirta
eorwtn-ore. w r eumiiieitd O ai I1 be hfld al
(i e. tiium', on or b for a iha I bird M iidii
in Fli.oitiy ii it,
3 li'tiilcri! , Thi the s;-1 etal gmirf of the
I ) i N ,n ih fMiOe." ii inie e' and ei wrl
re ir in ih h'i ol" th (Hjnf
() ' I'm run hf m roi and iha' il.. y a ai d
"ind o. m Me ai h ihei ireibrii .afUyh
eyi OB ?-(n.e in ti eiv n rprt. Ihut
ni. em i-.-at ri iui .1 In pMiitint her
e a s, w fifr,
4 iVtipfrf, Thai leir Uia lmp M.y d.
if . I in On Si tie. Hi rn.i at all di-h- ai 'n
n and Ihd in tha caring r niiaif.i we in
ti d In rfi..i,hii- our m-i go a nd ! er be
I nd S tr :a li i tro p eon bet. ire Ih
nr (I, a Ih I and law anid i g. a roil-
r vat e. eot ti-if in . Tmoti biite, and a Ihor-
, (Sn jt- ii'.; t h:w Sia.
5 Hrn-lreJ. thai or rrgatd ihe prird
' aim-.. ritiiPin of our ii ac (,,. iuu I o b L. e
i.,,iiv timet meni tn "'a' P"' cnlir, aa
ea'.cuU'rd in ilr. i the M-..ple by otf tiiiai
Oip aha.i , a hi f II
iihh da iha tubaian lal
r- li req.tired.
litra'ern, ri.r.nrr, lit i e reg: an ua
p i- nt itt ua
, ( .
7 P'"r tn-t w .n.-... -ije ,.......,.,
atolwiil iittl ihfri. art. .ilia I I . . r t ' ,,lur i,l
I not ihere'are a ipp '
f ni- t no V anv rata t t a am d at ( k . ! t
, , , .. , , ,
lnrmer, loatead al ihe lain-r ne tie oi ana i d
mt-nt.
6. Rtsahfl. Thy I
M
rd Fi
ihi'Ugh a nor I ern m-n by bit'h ai d ed. ca i bmg brigbl'y nin-i-i., and enter n lhal
iin.i. we hate a hrtn able diioiifi-d anil f dh jr-'i'mua career of naioinai prnureaa In who It
fill E"culi t (Ti er, deaertm the emiR bee arnpla reamircea. Boar lit prngrr aa of de
donre, reapncl and approba loo of etery true aebipnieni, moal nmurally eitliil" her, ('ir,
repiibliciii and na'not of Ihe land, ; hi r ) I feel dalighi in already retogmg iig
7 . HetuH'd. Thai it i arh f etingt.f n. marked Indieaiinaa of a apiril of oilualiml
niinwtid p.ine and gtniituif, lhal we are ha aetimy and enlerenae. tkrli, eombioad
namt' of one nf .N uih ('ainl na'a run-' ptlri wtth aelf reliance end peraeterance, canm t
ope, I tleiii.d an i d am go aheil a 11a, II m, f of I" ' (T Ct f tr her thai aocial regeneration
llli.-m . Giahtin u ge led in yionia which il baa already ae.intpliahed for iy
Slali-a hei le our own, for the a'C-nid . flice many naimna la Ihe h '" f maiikiud,"
in Ihe jti'l of the Aiioau-,,11 pm, p e, anil ah ted
he ri-cnt Oiia n. niimtiinn. if pie.lun our
, . , , , .
-f.iv--B ii, ;if. .,rn iuroieai, cie-r;!ji ami
ilndmded rnlppint bi'tii'tln blni a. bitnenl,
fti hfti and cnDilit-.' In ad irn liiat hiih ia
, , , ,
ti, ,n aa auk m.fi it. ,,nr ta. t .1 .. 1 1, s I , t.. ,1 .i.il
b.-l v. d C'.iii.ln ."
8, llrtulttd, lhal we r-0ird Ihe kcnea t.f
acta known aa the nHii,'tocni inea.tire, a
timi' g in Iheir nmeuil depen-'ence and t un !
nemon, a m i'lll nf en t pr. llii.e Ihe nn al
cincili tlory, and ihe b'-al fir the mil e rmiii. i
iry tlini cniild be obiatned ii. m cm fl cio.f
actuarial inlereata aed opiinuna ; a fiH there, i
fore lltey ougtil 111 Ii" ltdlieted C- ,n li earned :
Inio hitdtful et"Ciiiio.t aa a fi tal -eiileni.aa, et
pilncipa and atiha'aiice, of Ote dnto'l. ti and
et.-iiieir aui j -cia which Ihey embrace. j
9. Rmulrnl, Thai ten delej-al-a be ap.
pnltttpd lo al end lh SMula d nventiun f' mi .
Una cii.iniy, and lhal rpciitntiieml the di I
e. e.unii a in Iha District in apnmm dele.;
gftfea, in order In pf irinte Ihe obj"Clt Cm
I inpliled in tb' ae rea ilu'inoa.
The follnwititf ge-,terrien ei app "inled
under die alette, reaohi : itiii j N . . Wood.
fi t, (i. W Chandler, J. W. U .itu fit. J. ,).
I'.'li.ey, S. B'arll.o ck, J. IEoelt,
11 Inn, St. .linn, E-q a. and Col, Ja. Law.
ry an d S. V . Ditiilt
10 'etfirc'. Thai Ihe prnceediiiaa uf this
met o lie piihliahed in the ,la' r vi e M.-a
aenj-er and Nea, and lb t Ihe V loir oapera
nf Ine Sia e he r' q i".ii'd lu Cupy the -nine.
JUIIN RKYNOMM, Chairman.
J. M Eo.tKV S cieiary.
THE DEEP It I VE II LO; K3.
Wa learn that leo r tfia nf lumber and Ira-
b-r pa... d lately i, U(.hibe b.ck. above
raieit! v, le,d w. r. t ried over ihe .hoa'a
by Ihe waier which II .wee through the hike
eai.ai, .f a tr fling -well 11, the ruer. I he.e
rait, wer- hrou-rhi menu market and tha
di. I,..,ed of at S'J ,n.l till pe, M. Hh,il
die aid of Ibe lock a, we are llilorn.ed, Ihe.e
tal .
a c nu n mil piiaa.iily, lor ane lime 111
erne, have reached Ih.a pl.c-. H e are
l.teaaed al Ihia mftirrri lion, b
thai 11 may
ne correct, arm out in a au
pici ua com 1
itii r cemeiii may be eoniinuerj
nn airrnlat i
'"""y ",,u" y"- " h """.
" " . " ""r ",'"U", C"n ""'l'1""1 "h!
'.," a.oi.a m ine year, in;
Iimbei,
"""'et' "1 noierwiae, ine Weep
- ' 'n'l',"''in',"l "HI he a tource of bene j
er impru.r-inern win ne a murce ol bene i
which throwing ut 11. wtber advaniarea. j
"nt be ai.ry aallmaled Himinirloii '
'aM I
OUR FOREIGN RELATION'S."
Spcciol Corrwunnrfpni-eof the North Ammran.
j W asiIiinotos, Juii. 19, J 8rJ,
' Ailvirrf hiiKH hern irci-ivi-d hire frm
i Hii h 2.1 H l. M J, wrei,c h id
bee-o fuf-Mie-d b. I. ri Orn.tl mnh .
. , nT ' " " ' '-'-r h.
Xjiirti s iiiiitrrpii'fi lit oai" i" iiiv r firiidl
u iiff'iir. in which he (LnrdG.) ii.I'hiiih ,iin
thai, m fur a a juilfjmvril eou d ! Inrim J
iifmn die siiipinei.l lin n b fure linn, the , t
um if iivt'il ; but ha jirefprrrtl lom
unul nil ilie f.iru were iheiiircllv in In,
licsfiiMiiti Iii'Iipic giving an unrj i.-ihli-il an.
i.i-r. Mr. L rtti'cu rr-jiliPd l i htw, urii(lrr
rnurB dc fin In fpi,(ip, and, in return, nu,
laii-rd fiom L"id liruiml! inniiiHe
rnce llnil, il the rcpnrl l me liriinh 1
t. i. i t .1 1
cprs had been dirarieil in iiii;ti:r,,u
o C""P "d will ihn aiaiemcni,
fde by rmniilainnnia, Iha act uu d La
I""11 d prnmpily dme-vuwrd.
A Ci -y nf ihul repijrl wait rrcrd li-ro
r-ie rda, and. it rmTrineii aubM..niialv
iheBP nlii tfdfionit, die oQjir may now be ij.
ir irdt ri M'lttrd.
Sir Ifi'nrv Bu tt er ato-n'y pn a-i d l,y
ti e Bnii-li Mniiliy lo piinn in 'io- .ii .
Ire, woli a tii'S to ll,i- firal neti'rriixnl i I
our 'i(il(n' net l( ih lilfli iile . Ii ia mi.
rifinimd diii he wutnn io (utimii a .
for Jhe ln-u id lileim'iil. In b - fur nli j
I t rp "or coiii..i('r(ini. Tina p'tm it noi
toitf:ieio(y, iin Sir. Wi b-'ler pieler I i (1,-nl
lemoiiully mi die aubject. Mr. W. will bi
quiie wil'i- g In ireai anh Ml. Criilnpinn, if
ihn )at(i-r nil-uld be prnpeily eniunwe-ed.
FATHER MATHER'S RETURN TO
IUELANI.
Father M- lliew, on bi rdurn lo Irelimd
f,,m the Uniii-d Stiiaa, at recei-t by tot
coumr nien widi eterv drnionirii. n ot re
gnnl nog' ptf, m. Tl.e Coiiimon Coui cil i.f
L'mk pitmnied him with an addrrtt l ten-
grniulniiun. In w hich ha reap .tided lit a
Vr d"nv.rh d el. q.,.-.,ce. M iha
h"-h h " ferred lo Ihe ro.
P1 "f lb" L'n.ied 8ie, ml iha maauer u
whlrh h received by tht-m s
'No li g je. genllemen Inch y ny eni!
fram. ran aulTirienily pretihe maur
ol "tit cnnmioii nbliatiun In Hi in h'e ht-ait
ed and tet.proii cioxna t f Americ-, (bef
bear.) hute bid ocular dernoniraini
ol I loir b auntui loptlhy , when, in die di
ol ii.l ul lion, y.m Mitt eied in your hara.o
Si .r pnngb d D nut r proudly flualin
oer iha Ing i ' J nneni urn," the di.lubi
I 'i" .if wh iae nr Ciut fre ghl great m
li.'ii'a p - ruaiieou (Tring on i h a ' I r
I innnnily ) t trl mou nerab lite within il
precim n of mr lnnine-trirke country ,
hT lraf ! Ilo otands ol inilra in Iha grei
Vei, fe,uhiic, end nntr ha I Hp
ri-ncH til only in Ibe ("apilot, biMlbrnug
'be irfi renil ol Aroenca, agtiS but it
aprei a.-d k tidne-a fri'm Ua hib Piiinied cito
, (hear, har.) My liai ia lan ic lour n
f aught woh a itiautxa' fund rennniceorrt,
neaei In ka forgnlira, (hear, htar,J i.d I
(eiti-i!y ho that Ihe aimng fe. lin ol
tmp!hy ad fru-ndah p hch how rtit
beiwaen iha pti.a f Ireland and A in-
erica inny ciilitiua at pormaneoi and Juu
ble mm iha many t,iiifa iljey ca4 m cam
nt'.", (toad and loag en;nu d app ana-.)
J mir allu.oaii In ne, drt r etaairia-eri c-un
irv men, whom I hrnj die haepnir.a lo roe.
'b jfteal FT pull ic, and .u nt4te hip
pmxaa n rnrnina ainrnty my dieipifa, ha
t urbed a chmi whica t.kraiaa hmogli ne
riinw, i mnn painae? irt a w
the aad cnt.trttl which our dear V I I . e J
eoimiry p.eaen a in n aay pariicu'ara wt h
f-iorrd laid wh eh I hale rcenil iaf ,
I el irr ntt rp,na fr apathy at dipair, -I
'i Jnit - H H it not iha p'aee Is iaea igtis
!h e-tiai- ia n-.w psi g ihronh a a'ar
Iran-limy a. deal, from which I Iruai ahe wi.i
renewed applmje.)
fitm di(,t.niir,
A FEDESTAL
r. n i: c t r. o is ii o o 0 F
llt'iiry Clay.
tta I, tummtrttt g mt tha thr hti vr apt
Stir!S:lH t f ft, 'I
Bur MMforiM! g l.tie,
I h g in (ay,
ThrfT
Rate e.iti.etf ilnr,
ilr-il ttn dialnr,
C,,t,ietidii.f rtnsr,
I I : r ii.' lai-r,
Ir'. ,r. itHiai in fiiit.
Hi fin. g fur ritii,
I ttt-iatii tn ar.i.,n,
II. .(iictlif far lii n.
Th" '. o-bl. Harry ol Ibe Waal,
Rhrinfii in esrii I'BtotHie bna-i.
J0 ,,
W,
j hail amj on n il ai ( ct.
hetiuicay invurril lIH, a,i,d with laiite
ion daiifrri Inner, ihe only hnpa ol all
In fit in, ..:. iitj cl (if I nvetaiiiotl gall,
eiiiiinrirly a a i n 'iti.d .a li piriy .lurut
t iiiimva I. oiitit. v. ahle e , (,,t '0 f,fm
,Nnw tarhnig i.i: !. iim araiajle wruoIv
J " I n w our hd rat .e i nui,l iv
I ike ant. ha d iat cun i litT itnti ti.tr.na -rnn g J
Snaiiiiiii i ihe ariiy It tod via i a l, j t my.
Jetti llori-af.
I laroa, T.tdd c.ninlv, K. hkh:I.
Ihe II n. U.S. I'noie a n intiliilrn'e
( veie or i f 1 ,.i.. ,,,, t,P ;m, naiHii
On takiof Ihe nn th ol t fl'i h delivered a
loaijjiiriil it al 1 1 1 e . a , devoied ma. lily In r
view of ihe alaVB rouirnveraiea in Cungrea
O.e Compromise Vleaturea, and Ihe pitiuici
raavaaa id laat itir in M laaiaaitim .11 ih
couiae of which be c.ti.era.uialea -be cnuolr
n,B ihe Comproirnae Mea.ure. have " beei.
,b'e It. command ihe h-arly approval of rune
,,.. iwenhe ha n our whole panp'e. and ir
almo.i .very Siale nf Iha Coo,, ihe .nei.u.
ihia Buble aclieme ofpacificaii..-, a,l rep-
tiI1,B (,,,,, M(u,y rebuked bv enliuhieue
m.i.i .i 11 M.-.,. k, ..
,.t.l a aii,Ml. Voice 1. now heard in on,,,,.
nun , . aeriea of io. iuri which lt nioli'l
ag,t were ipoken ol by ibouaainla mly in ll
InmuujiB uf bdier duiiupcialiuo and cauil
ndicu 1
ftl r. Sine h, taid a liltle fellow Ihe nlhr
evening lo hia vialei'a beau, " I wi.h ye
tvtiuidu 1 piai.a nur Ann Mar a a eyea an
more. Yng'ta matin her an proud note tha
.he tvnn'i tpe.li cou,,ii Lima, f btlp me
thtf th lent fcn."
tvouldu'l piai.a nur Ann Mirn'i eyea an