t
incnts ued at the Cincinnati Cenvention,
by the rival .eciio'is of the Democratic
party, to promote or prevent ti e nomination
of Mr. Ijtu-lisnan. He pife them as ex
pressing tin" uiflej eucc of opinion existing
among iiii-mtiers of (he same organization
Willi respect te Uh antecedents.
Hut lucre ale other objections of a era
rpr ti't which, in due course of time, will
he made a sn i liini by journals in politi
oil epp-j-iitii.il to liim, and we may. there
fire, mi ft 1 infer that :lic ea-e with which
Mr. lSlcllHliaU SUCl.ee, led iu obtaining hi-
nomination ns a canlil nt Kr the Presiden
cy, afford uo criti -rio:t whereby we may
judge of his future fortunes, nti-1 especially
when they come to the last test of ull the
ballot-box. Bait. I'tHnot.
1'ium lr 'AiWr-71"! .Vir.
HON. .lOlIX C. llKKCKINillPUK'S
TKll'KUXt. Tt ruUElOXKK. !
TLe political cunt r of tLiy gtutleiuaii has
been iuite short, vol there are many por
tions of it wi.ieli we cannot approve, but on
the contrary must condemn as so un-Au.er- i
can that they foifeit a!! claim be may hive
ctit bad to the surj. rt of tlioo who love
America a;iJ the American people bitter ,
thau foreign lauds ubread cf foreign vot.s
at home. Mr. brvckiorblge was a Uepie-fetitatii-e
from Kentucky iu the Thirty. third J
Coiyres.' Iurirt; that Congress a' bill pas
fed the Ilouao of Kt'prescuUtivei granting
a bome-tiad cf oue hundred and sixty acres
cf tbe public laiius to actual settlers. The
j;e stool . '
Yeas 107 j nays 7-.' In the affirmative
appear the i;aiae of John ('. r.reckiiii'id-..-.
The eii'.b, section of tLat bill reads as fol
lows :
" That if any free whiff person (who is
tbc head ..f a family, or VI years ot ae) s
now a resident of any one oi the States or -Territories,
and not a Citizen of the I uilcd 1
Writes, but at tLe lime of matins such ap-piu-ati-ti
lor the t-Sit rf this act snail
bar.- Sled a (; elarati n of ivten'.nn, a re-j'iir-d
by the naturalization laws cf the U
i.ited ."Mates, and shuil become a ciiizm of
the satne before the i-suince oi tbe patent,
as niale Mid provided for in 'his net, .-ball
be pltred npon an eq'inl fc-uinj with tbe
naiive-l -irn citizen of ti.c United States."
From the rc-.Iiti ' f the above ir-ivi-ion
it will be seen that it was r.-pe-svil t.i plac-3
every foreigner Lo .-imj iy resided iu ttie
L" i.: ted States at the pa-sa.-e .-,f the net, and
who w juic rv tiirou.'h
the en-v fjrmula cf
taking m r-itb f ii,!..!.i!o;i to became a cit
izen r re '- i i us tj l.'.s appl-e-iiiou for the ben
efit cf the ret. upon tt.e same 1 -tl ii, pre
cisely, itb every uative-born ei::z n of tiie
United States. Thus the public binds ar
'"piired ly the common I loo-! an-i cuinn.ou
treasure of the citizeL: of the L niie i States
were propose! to be wai.toniy distributed
nuou-t n en v. had n'.-t become citizr-n,
and were i-jt coii.p.lb I j become citizi n-,
i:i order tj r-.ip a.i the b.-ri'Lt-' of this aet.
They coa'.i t.l:e ,?iuij.ie cilL of iuten
lii!i 15 bee jiue citizen-, and then iu,ii'...!i
ate'y enter upon and oe "iry one hundred
tii sixty acre -f the public ;nnJ . au J re
uimiu in its -ipn , ui;out c?rr swear
ing t r.Jpf.ort tbe '.sjll-iitutiuu of the L" i.-i -t-1
vsre. This i.- a Liii,-trou feature
b -jry .raf-'i it.'o an Aui-jrican i-iw, pn
t 1 1 y Atii'-rlcat: b-'.-l Jtor It -t.ik-.-s -1 )sj
Hery di.-ii si between nati ve i.n l lrei ji,
p. r-on- Ji-tino'iotis whitii mu-t and ouzht.
in t'ne Tf-ry ti-iture of liniiu'-. to exi-t. and
which d t csi-t ii the '' Lstit-.ti-.-u of the U
Ui .StJ'e i'se'.f.
ti EN. JAf'KSON CS MH. Li'i.'IIANAN
'e S il in ti e Wa-
:.Cton
ccrre-t'Oti'l-
tii X'w Vji'iv l.-f!T'ng ?.-t an an
v.L'c'. ; riif that ' ." -rerar J u k-in.
i p;
i'i 1, ui:. in
preeiated Mr.
it'-r.-il Tr'-:.r:;er
tne f .!! j "in j
i '. nee :
ill - , '! Vi v i ! 1
Mr. I'o"i". in
t ire, f j'-y ur,
r.;c-har.:.'i'5
'J in- writ- r s
tan be piove
" In tin1 i
tv -- T ll,
c ilPp-iIJ w i
b i ."t t!,c: 1!
tiee fniv i!
b - i. ibir-r.
I!resi-:tnt el--
a '. J n i
- a r
t'e truth o!
.j'.fi i- ft! ,'i
i v
:-iit V.r.
e '-W 'u- il j'j-.
i ' :i K .. 1 1 A r
rot.-. c:.l-
-t !fi : :. ,-o t 'i T.rri."i--,-. i-rrnp i,i.
' x hero a to the- s -lecti"n of
J'-i ' -u -tr rr'iy ijil"-'1 the
ct to r; v.- lo lace in it to Mr.
Ll i':S.;i"3Ti. b.
'' ' '.!' ".'-
1' ' K hi 1 1 1 V (!'".'.
h-t very 9j r.-.ii.t -netit.
r-.i i'.e situu'iiti ly t!.e
1 1
; -i
1 ti
-,r,.l.
I. '. Vl ii ;
.-!-t."-.-,
- I 1,
r.f 1'
f:,
: in':
to t.
il A rrri-t rori'
tUt he U-i
a J ji-l.nrri ii
' ."'.-ci et ar v uf
ft;' ' q-iei.tiv
(."eefi a
bad .'.r-adv
.Is-
ttji-r hat-i
-i s ! .-1-1
Ma-. M t r.r. t b. ip it.'
' 1 f- t it try duty to irn
I'a'.'ntiSli, Wtiv-.'ier It -te a
M' I''-',i; w I- . i ii i !.-,.
man. I know him i!, a.-y-t
..-i'li.t the corriett.i.s ol
in nti
.' ' . l : i
.-re i at. ,
I. A
i-it
i Mr. l'o'.k ;.'
' in v p red letion.
" it wo' :i,e i i-t v;-.t ever in nil r,v
Mr
J'oik to th- oil biro when this utiava liii"
n nioti-tram.-e nji deliver i. but tbe new
're.'. ;,t. lor ..rv X. , n, ,, ,, , ,",.
ltr:ilioli. iia I r-'i-oll to ni kri-.wied.M; jig
pror let- rite! jj.'ite ; -irj'i hi ti,'- dikry be ;t
i i i.:-ii duri'it; ti.i.t pi ti !, nia-i -t:,i ( read
a in .-t en.j.haiie declaration of Lis d.ara-t
Mr
bia.h'.LMli
': lT.oor i.r
Mi ( n a. l'-s 1 1 . 1 1 1 .
Ii: 111 '.'II AN AX'.-'
liXK.-v
Ii' of the JJl'-ijMLitj
if
Hectors in ,:,' u.a. i
in n rein tit U t T nv-asu t
Mr !;.,!,
ri-:-ti I'tae.n Mr. Hi i.- --.i, and Win II.
SeWl.ri. lb- :..i
lkl: a-ain-i s.'.a-.
all's li-ito - I- :. '1
' I li'-se re-o! a:
t i t'.e 1 ' - i. "! iotis o!
- v. i.irL Mr Jl.i I, -.ii.
pr -ve t':,at Mr. JiVI
si. an at "pit tiini- m a - a
i-l. .11 1 thai he '" - ;-..
of M l-souri, I he : i;,.- o
in re-urd to K aii-n i ;
Jli W r. i tlie Sou'li
jri r-
.'I.
I no
on oj iea a py it.'-oi pi- ' -i
t.l N ward i'v Co. Mr. It .,i
r ul ir atij Jtuchanan 'e
P -M.i'i' -n." s them f"
a 1'-'
ill I!
" . I
Ho ti,"
!' 1
k. y
lit
it ,' ina r .s o- to . a i i in.
J.l.'d
elljd-
cuiii.r
I'lTiiiJilii'i! of Ji.i--hai, ii, s jl.
CLaii.'. Iivili;, .1 I in eral,e
and
li-.i
i ii -clur n the
' A il.c i . u
W 1 1 lies".
Or:-,, i,.
Is
Le L'1 Cle'j
llorllj Carolina Mm
A
mm
CffAHIOTTE:
T u (i s (1 ;i v, J ii I v S. 1 S 5 li .
I OIt Vll KM 1 1 K.N T
MILLARD FfLLHORE,
OF .KV-ViUK.
i "ii it k i'iiii:it: nt,
OK
TtM'SMT.,
AMKUICAN KLKtTOHAL TICKET.
ru THK fTATK !-
L.' rVaKXICHAEL. of Wilke.,
JOHN W. CAMEIIUN, of Cumterland.
lat Di.Uif-t, I.t-wis TiienJiFoM, ot' iitrlie.
(. p. M-.irf .if N-w H.in.irer.
j ... T. 1 . 1 1 1". :nKi,, i.f linnvilj-.
4-h
;in
til a
A. .
. Su-uiii.oi, ol 1 iir.-iifcin,
(1. n. J. -M. I i-.ic!u ..!' I v !c sen .
A. J. D-if?.!! ..(' Ai-.-in.
J..... f. ilyrn i a, ol' Iiancoii.be.
FOK GOVERNOR,
( Y ULll.Fi'ltl. CUUXTV.
CANDIDATE FUR SHERIFF.
I'"'Ve a re -i iitlinrised to -.niif-urce K. t1. IiI.
I-l. l)-q , s a c iii.iuiatt i.-r re-t !ict;('ii to l;e of.
fm- ol "-neriMol .'1' 5 Ki-.uil-.j;
Ail-- ut L!ccl'..;li.
in u:
toui.t v, at tue ii- :
tkac rs nu-M MR. hi HASANS si'KE. UES.
- n.:,t me Uvtr. Mr. l1,am,...nf for a inoiurnt j
U utuk u;s-:i ik sul'jtct, !o 1
bt li.rc arvt rlid up' ti tiiin l."cr,
I ntt r j
r,titi tn n (. itli, I i
! r.ibt 1 in. i r hivirntrnin h.i VP inc.. nn In ?. ., Yt ft
l n,.,,i I .e', i oi' skve,. 1 Itr.I.IKVf: IT
in i;i; a .ki..T rcr.n n vi. am a (;ki:.t
.MfiKAI. i.vii,. i thank ..'.; MVI.i.TIIAS
1,1.!'.., . IN A ST TK W H l it K I I'
MH' KX1.-T. IT H A I I I.N A
tTIISi: I NTAI'.KP n-i'N t IV THAT N A.
I I )N U IU. il M Akl IT A MT:JIU'TiF l;K.
I'li'lAt Ii I'.' I II INS I 1 I t I I'ins '--;s,t
....Its -,nh n'- Rt ist, r ol II- bub f, p; ye
Un S. .;ir. 2.
" l,i .irr.iii 1 I'.c cor,c!:i-ll to 'ip;-rt ll.-
lni.lv. I " .0 to Ii. - out l I..-' ' ;-'.fir.'.
ami liut w ii. - ii t q:kst:os i r si . v i rv. h:!i.I
1 IVT i'l:Ve ,.l,liljtd. aiilt II I Ml-ill niMlit-lll,
:n t-ie.r lull !'..-.: and l to', f e c-csLt-llional
.- ;:.( o-' !;.e S..OI ri'.TN St..t .l r ' i.. ir .ivc pro.
e rlv. t,t '' a ft. .t if; narf f.; any ari n ,
niiir to 'xu n it 1 1" t'tmig of t ir I utott ortr a nrtr
,arrhitttllt'j ttitiloru. A:tt-r m lure ritltcllon,
ii.cver. I ever':- n tht .ti sen; .it s, an.i now be-
iltVC If: t l .e : fi,-lt- t'!l el' T-X - W;!l t-e llu
incisi-f i.imi iim; . t i;nt.a!:..ing tin jo.
loiriiiis o! ,-I.A i.'tW ,
in-t Ur ti.. -ija. ; L it ir.t LngNah to
: t ii! i. t t-tiii aitctr i.i.iiUr to liiif
' Ilt.l!
C.llJi. 1 1
UUI .
I. r
ret lit .'.i.a.ii ist.'-lion.
3 T 'ii'- Y.lxX. r ( f ihe Dmivcral in i.ia lt ibsil.-,
in n'jtic fi-- . u r .--rri-f iKin. -i.t Ki in-irif-r," ratii. ,
r w n- 4ri v. ws tiiiiik, ..r,!.. u in t.r a snare
l-I h . f-.;. i II . I ;.r C! rr- Ut'.i '. t 1. (.'. lo t J
-j.. "t" ih'.im i:', .-f:ii si.. li i.tjl I .t : -rv y - n r
t'i;i'i; tit hi - c:"l- i. 'i , nt i ir.-j ih. t 1- ii-:inU.. u a
titv n Mi.-.-l trri.r. t"r a f.-itiiii of ours b'i-.ni;
in i-i f,;- - .-? i . r i a i cmps nut tin 'ju'--t'ori In Hi l-
fciu i. ,. t:, fcuiiiiri i ct ii. -i r:.
TI - J -H .f l ...i t h( Ci.lll-J .0l ti li . J '. i. Iii.t our in.
Irr.v.n l-i -t.!;. tu h s si'.-c!'-, uir- iv niii.rsii i
IriPt c su;.;....!: HiLjF'irt s uur rorn ty iii
tii--M !, anil j. he iii'!ioi.' o'ir p'l-".' r i. fi;ih-i i.v
"'I' in I' I. :-r.c I; t ri," ii..:urjl I'-.r i- I-.
:-.i.c !'i-: p;- r ,s .:.. J vv I.'i-bi-r'. I', t- r
. ril K. .ii. II.. ; n.n:i.l( r..ii l.. u . t. i. . 1 lip or di: y
or. i t m. ir.. y i. k , i-rii v sin t !..-r we ei.it .i
'A -i j of ii. t . I St. I . ! t.9 a ; ut i-r.t'i-. ic, N m .
I .' 11. t till i- h 1.1 p. I., thai t'.- j,'f i ; .. .1 a-A .. . ri-rii
-:l 1.. ut v. ..... ..' -j - ... -,i - t I - s.
Tli? T- 1 f-iit S;. 'i
ne.itnrt. .- we.. ;....i Il.,cii..n.
t i,-, -n w hi- ii it h j . i i v piiow n in it
...I 1-. I 1,.,: a-, v.. . :. ,: ti.e r, ;i.i:i ,.
I j r. ' s t Join J)... n ;.. t-: V 1 1 . -1
1 !.- . 6-i ri ri'.Mf-: i;,ot ,V!r. Lii'j.-i.in .m
.vt-rij .utii a sMt'.n, i.-r.: a i.-:i.
.ii .....t in :.ii. h in is t., !i..v d- ..in'
We
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I
v.
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.Mr. li ii.., 'mi
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is
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j e.i' ' i, ji,.: A.
ut t , r; i i, v it w ;i
nil
li via r-
l.'.C :m .ri
Mr
Vr. H.;y .in. Vr. linnan.
t .- . ! .'..-. . f f , , ,.f Jl'-nrj
I J) to I 'I -.
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' 'Mi t'.e fi'M paj;e f-om tiie kiii.
It : wil ir.i.nn tint Mr. liocii.
.i. 'ii n m '.. ti.,: u. 1,'i.r of i,c "li.rj-in e
orruj-t ,i. " (i .in, r .m.t Mr. lay, ami from
'. ri -.,i.l ., in i i lr lOi-joriei;, I i. re i. irv l.Ml'
i.o'.ijl Hi..! i.e w.a on.i. .t-r. V.e are 'j
t il.-.u .ii li. ie iv,ii:.i, by .in ii;i..il uken I'roln
'.' l,'- I. : of IJ.-i.ry ( I y, s... to lone i .
e.i.'t-n hy.M.-.l,,y. '1 f I !',.,,! i! i,.
Lie art ' -. It r i,. i)- ii laatu.j ahame if Un
e , . !:.i,li; :. -t the i,r ;.'l:, t I.t' l',;. alal.ltef.
i'. fo.e tin y nf.j.' i; to e!-' l Mr. I i.,
I..' hey. 1 t l'i-i .. M.y ''..- -.0 I
l.i.. are. ui gr.'t- 'i.,.'
to the 'r-.
-t " ii.' juja-
btrry SUlr.
.'. fi .ii v.. a fr r.oi.ri.i
v ry m Ii .,, Ii ; in . t
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i.'ifirr ::t 'lli'jny,
if r- .1.- is t- -
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I-I I ' I. I.-. . '
Mr. 1 ,
t I'l ' VI r.
I. I- I I .11 r-i
t".'i'
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on l..g:.
I, I 'll e
.'Oj.'1'ii'
I,
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I Ha lut never declared staverv a rest political
ai'd moral evil. Mr. Ruchannn nd he haa
! presented a great miiiiW-r of (etitiana for ila sbo.
j olition uf alavery in the Ditti ict of Cntumbia.
The South canubt Cad a aoiind.-r niuii. than .Mr.
Fillmore.
A Tjlitirnl Crisis.
It aernia to be tue iiiipresaion of many of cur
leading politician, nwl tin impreaaion i ulnu la.
vureil tv a l-rt-c bo.lv nt'tiie imxt prominent j ur-
.1. .I'.l... .1 . 1 . lli.. n nurrt f llillir I Ti- i 1 1" II i I II 1 I
HiliKUl lilt W-PJ, ui i..v fc - . -
eampaien w.il d,.. l..p a cr.,,. in the politic! on-
ditioii of .he country, winch, lor ila sloniiy per
tei.ta, l nd tiie intenac and bitter apirit of antago
nism, engendered by the aectioinil feeli-i at pre.
-en I existing, w id partake, in a great di (;ree, of
II tin- fearful and di.ori;aniiin eliar.icteri.tica
of a political revohilioii, il no. of civil war.
Tiie aecte-inil isauca and party pr. judieca which
enter into the contest lire certainly lot flic most
peaceful and conciliatory that could be dcairtd ;
but ti.c ebbs and flows of polilic-dl, i icileini-iil
t cm to be inherent in the nature ol our govern,
mem, and constitutes kind of mcessury evil, as
a coiiecmitacl of popular power. There ev.-r will
be ii. hi l in all aystcms of human government
;i visi.il bv loan, slid 1IC Olllilloua I lid iCa tioiis ot
liit storm wliicli is now canting its sbadeva be.
b.re u., and diiiiining the brightness of our poht.
ic.il sky.doea n..t necess.irily invulve tiie disorgan.
nation of the republic, or .he dissolution of the
confederacy.
Sueli scent a of itolilical excitement anj partissn
warfare are circumstance alwnjs to Ve deplored
by ihe patriot nl pliil.inthropiat, but tbey do not,
of uecc.sKy.ii.vulvf any clemeiilaof atnoua alarm
for tiie safety of the coininnhw calili. Kvrry gre'l
and important meaaure j every presidential cum
piijn, and, inuced, ninny nf our minor elections,
l.mc been preceded by similar indication! uf a po
litical storm, but the clouds of which, that liiinj;
in mch ti n a tcning gloom upon our political hor
izon, have aiwaya pusscd off Willi the cauae thsl
!.ive tli. in birtn, and left a coinpiralively aereiie
,kt L,i;,nd lluni. There is conservative etc
in poient forgol.i-vrvadin-t Hieu.aascs winch
compose tbe popu'ar branch of our govrrii.nc.it,
w hich will always atop .be tempest. b ssed bip
ol State licforr it reaches the breakers, and enable
it to rl-ht itself, and outride the acveri at atui m.
'1'heie waa a crisis pending tiie adoption of ti.c
rVd.tr.1 ConMituuun; th,re ... ai.o . u.r. and
,V,rful .,e itu.ng the tlertion of ih. 6rt Tn-..
ititi.t ; and Uu-rc a cr... that thrcalcntd the
m.ace ur iWu x.wfrt'ul nnlioi when tiie b
, , . . , "
Jianiieu nicusurt ui me r fijcii tmifMiT, w..t.n
were cn.loistd be .in J .cobin Clubs; there wa.
dark and tre...e,g cri... when tl.e Aii.n and J.a Colubuny lhrouL-h the public journals, 1 '" ,.Ue, DOr,U Y"-oro -re ie.a..i. i
Svduion law. were passed ; w'icn .be H..rttWd I10r unv accou.it.bility on its part to ma-! h,er 0 uo(urA'".' 40 nunutes-going no.th
Convention aasembleu ; when Jackaon ami Adam. y stojkholders of the N. C. lioad in Sails- ' 1 Lu"f "nat ...d this Is the near
t ! i J . . , u ! c-t the . C. lioiid comes to nmkin con-
were c.noi.iatt's lor the PrL-vidcncy ; wucn Mia. . burv, i't m tho matter; Lave been vub- ... ., , .
, , . 11 it .i i . .i v in.-ct.ou w itu my Koad rutiiiins to tt.
soun at)ii d i'r animamon into ttic l mon ; when , iicly cii-eus.-eu hy the 1 resilient or tiie ,s.. J
n.o Coni.iutiondlity of the Fugit.f Sl-ve Ltw . C. lUil lto.id to LU next doer iiciLLurs ', 1" rcpfct to tbrou-l. ticket,I Lave only
Murctiiirmediindnow we h.ve K,dl.NV. ' justice ruirv that I bbould reweW uuie 10 "X 1 bac for luouthi' udetior.l to
hr,,:;i rr,:.. And thu. it mu.t ever be w.th .1! i portions of his UtM. make a I jrouph iicket from Auu-ta or .Mout-
ftirtnf nf '
ui;.r f-JVLT nine nt ; but Ix c u.e of
tliptc x ritxiicai iMtdte CGnvuinn" we can we
no ;jt rcawn wUy wc hnuld ab-inuon tiie helm
ard t'.w u; in di'tmir for tbe valely of the Ur.
pur, in.
Prt ri arc itw tn tr-nitiftn (ttat, and fusion
nd eon !ii!!on stem to be tlie ord-r of tne dy. (Md
pirty i'ni't and dmUnct.or.i .ire bcirj Mnttfd out,
ai:d n w i.ri; mii.itioni are evry where nstng1 up
uptn t'l- rnir. f.f the o!J. liut tbc Arncritan
t i.-tv C'fDbine tit.- nerTatif e e!t ment upon
which t'1 p'ple mu?t depend for the eafe' of
tbe cm.ntrv.5nd the intety u( the Federal l'n. ,
!i'ii. Ki.mj surior to si clinn-i! f.-tiinf and pir
TllUTH IS M!',in V, AM) WILL
I'KKVAIL.
r.AVvr; I respectfully request you
c mo sufT.tii.iit fpace in a columii of
!li;
Wbiu to rtt.lv to an cxccedin-,!v vul,-ar
atui bra
article wintu atpered in the
We.-terii democrat ufliie 1st iii-tatit. I state
at tne coiiniK'iieeiiiei.t, that if the Lditor ix-
r 1. i , to 1 .ii.i'v .Tiiti.,!, with him lis will
l o very much dUappoitited ; and I candidly
a(-l.i.ovli d-i; that, iu sui b vulvar attain
tn. nt-, l,c i- ii.fiiiit-:y my superior ; lor I could
n o IT I would, and would n-t if 1 couiJ, in-
d j ! -.- iu the iaiiuaj;e of Uiliiti-j.-ate, w hich
he s. ruis to have mis taken for sarca-m.
.bilo-i; frcm the specimen which the I'.d-
it or la- exhilited i:i the perpetration of Lis
vu.iir urtic.e, i am ,j.y wurr.inieo in say-
,' ii::.t he muu have borue aw ay from all
.ts en netlur-. the hi-hest honors. U,,
d ijated iii t lie Iliiiiii'T-'-i.t.; Institution
' lie w-ars bis blu.-liiti honors thick upon
him '" " and well may thoe honors blusii.'
1 h id not tbe rtuiotc.it i lea of " insinua
ting that tLe Lilitor or any one el-e, had
been guilty of playing off a) 3 editorial the
produetioiis of an anonymous writer. " I'roui
the fact that tiiis Kuitor of " hollow horn"
and " hollow head " notoriety, did not publish
iitnier the editorini head of his paper the ar
ticle wliith had been perpetrated, and the
pat-rmiy of which lie nod atkeow ledei, I
drew the irto-t in-itural, and the most obvi-
on- inf-reiice, and one which (he w hole ed
it ii.il corps, w itb the exception, perhaps of
Mr. J.J. I'mmer, wi,l fully justify me iu
ran in.', that It W as not editorial. Ta
akin, i
tioi.al ,
tnis obvious, airl, I in j-t t, ouiy rati.
:... '.ft'. ; I i I
,.. ,JC,.,.,, . ,..c, , .
thi.iK, a perfect r.-bt to ca.l .1 anonymous -
I .... . .. i.. .1 .... . . I i
i uiiii-r ii is e unruly uv-muie 01 U.C N iff;m-
t.jreof a naiiic. Xo eandiU in an of anv rmr.
ty, who wi.l carefjily ri ad my coiumuiiica-
lion, ,-in l who can put two i lea" toj.' ther,
will say that it eentain. a particle of evi
dence to ptove that I " msitiunta " that the
Ivii'.or " li-is been piiilty of palinii 1 of as
! ilor i nl the production of an anonwiious
urtur. "or, he shows, says the Kditor,
' that he wsi.t-i brains to distitiuiii between
the two. f the. first, he hu been pulty of!
lal-'novl if the Sutter he is txr.-able." '
'l.vrve how cautious he is. Jli, fnunds hisi
ba-e eliar ut on two routincem-ies which !
Oll'-ht to
avc " brains ' etiou 'h to d is- '
eover. never have exited and never can oe-
cur. I he ha-e " n,.inuatiori " so f it aa I am '
"0I1-. 1 iii-.l la. N -aiid I-. riannJ to the 01.11.
I.r. but it r. coils on hi,,.
1 .0, it iiiro ii,oiit ..;eklrhhurir, and pub-
ii-li it in tue btr-r t. of Charlotte, that the
L'.l . . . r . . Vl". . 1 . . . 1
1 " 01 iiiv..-rn ji.nio( rat nas an -
nouneed . tl,.: world the important fai t
ti.ai. ""i'i," ca'!',. have boll'iw horn., and
some 11 i n l ave hollow heads, mid we .up- ;
!.c. and tre from thai ab-orbme paasion . u;e ;4 J,uIijtcd 1'ha C i S C IL Haiti . '"0 ul"t to avo the OU nil e actua jy nc- ,J ,. ' , ., , ' . i 'I .- ..
.... . , , . . . wiiuua.1111 b.4 b. t.ik iw.i (nclvet. iSuf.poe that '.be South, haviiiz . S-ld in all e.i..-a and lwna ni inr I", iird Man.
...f ....c, w,.,c coram,. -e .... an. c.oM.r. bM Ilut niaienally eliai.pc.I tier pissenper. "uc"l' ' " . """? l" I majirif r ot the elector.) totes should do- 7 "f d ff, ..,( Iv.:,.
ir.c .ii".of po!:licnna by profusion, (hey , ffcdule iu thrryears, aud since tlie couple-' t'roub travel. J Ins dues not if p.-ar so no- t-,re ouj 1 v. on, .l.vehold ' 1 '"n" ,ir'"""t .a ihr n.os and .o'dr,-.. or.
n.av t,e ... t form ih- ..r'n hope, the sins. 1 ,jou 0 the N'.C.Koad ouly lominut-s. Why ' ' uibie unles i iheobj-tt is to run. r"adtrs ( j.re,ja;ut toJ Vce j.,,. ,artlt. ,Bj ""' rh" tnt'"",'Z (' f
ancl.,,. of toe lUpuhlic, and .. the.r wi.doM, in ! ,ben should Mr. Tisher complain that the ! - it reference f, the prof,., Connect-1 s;0u(J such L t(.ir ,gl.,1.i, tagevt V'U'- " t K ,. UCHU -K
couir,;, and .e unyielu.w, u-.c, w.tb .H.ch (.'. & S. C. KoaJ obstn.cH throuh-travcl. ' ' 1 ,o rul, over us a, L North. Ho vou thhik : for .,1 ! . ! !m t it' ,,! IZ'.t
H. v ,i,L. to the fir.,, s.i.l-ir.of the Constitution, 1 w l,n the X. C. toad did nake a close eon- P" ll'c l"""-"' travel u.i.lvr , k - . Apr,,.,K ,.-h. 93:, ... , N. . Yo,k
1 tbe 6...I s.f.-ty o? the ...r, ,k. a M. ; tiection with the C. .V S. C. It. Itoad " to .ml ' ,r" "J I I'J .tppUu.e.) AnJ j0 ,uu lriv,. '
I. -n.u,atu.d 'ifciii" also t Gold,boro and abai.Jo.. it '"J"'1 f " w'.u.'l i tot t,e incrc.d -outhern brethren ar'e le en,i. ; lr t' ii f. .si-,se r.is r.-.T,To, .,!!
- J'his .ehedulc hestalcs wa, run " for . lonp 7 "i rnra to he hro...... tr.vM th.l ti QU hu . . , , . , ...inlur ih. P.. . ,rflj i,m,
I time before the eou.pl. -lion of oir construe- Charlotte and X. t. Loads can have huta- . . f , , ,,,, ,,1U, ,.,f,,r ,""'n' '"" "' '"' "' """u"
FOR THE N. r. WttTO. i ... . . ' ,...- ,:, ,:llie common interest and to Pet it we ...u-l male ?" A .'T ' ' U. , t.h,.rf; '"t ." T.' V"1 "'.""
po-e me r. utor ran., with the latter class, mine . Mu! daily line on both road.. in-truriiciit under .Widen.-.-, in hat monix
It is an cstabli-I.ed rule with rh';ioiici.i:,.Mr. 1'i-h-r declined because he thought it ing tho-e dillicullies. (Appliuse ) There
that when two object, are compared they
iiiu-t have 1 0:111; points of resemblance-; but;
wlnt sui.ii.-T.ty hare the horn, of caitle .0
tn- l...-a l. ot ,.-.-i,T .votne cattle have no
hori,-. In the latter ca.e, what become- of
Le editor tiiulle! Hat tbc editor 3 Iu
m.kine tfaia cor-ection that is in endorsing
.1 : bge S I . It! o?l. lw I r. no, prompt
ted by vanity. He need not be uneasy on
.
.i.noi..t!rih. Devil attached to
his eMUlilUiiineiit" would never think or
. . . . ...
,,.,; ..,;. v for netnowledc
ina- th Eternity of such n gr.ccle.. Kdito-
rial b.ntlinir
Kven the most casual reader must have
observed that the K.iiier whet, ho cannot !
..uswerm artiele. iova.ii.bly resorts to what.:
logician, call peti.io principle, a beting of!
the ouestiou. When he assumes .,..,
I SUC IIIU'MIUW, tllllll Uf UUlllH lUHt 111
! sorts to be tru that I insinuate, &o : that
which he never eau tirove either bv refer
ence to my artiele, or in any other way, he
resorts to this' subterfuge of befgin ; but
which in, rcallv, giving up the ques.ion in
dispute. In the language of the pritico of.
' I. ft the galled jade wince
My welhcra. are unwriinj,'."
If the Editor's poverty of intellect did
not prevent him. he would discover ' that
mere assertions unsupported by evidence,
I iifl'ect ouly the character of him who utters
them. He would learn in time to reason ra- j
ihcr than declaim ; and to prefer justness of!
argument, and . correct statement of facta " j last was much engaged for fortnight or
to " low " epithets and senseless superlatives, ) more on the Hoad could not have seen biin
which leave no impression on iuteliigcut j before the 2il or last of February and could
niinds, but tbat of disgust. ; not have delayed answering bis proposition
If I am an .nonj uious scribbler" and j for several months '"when bis latest change
my article is s.ribbling, ye angels ami sai.u . of schedule went into operation April 'Jl
defetid us flow , his tu lie columns of balder- j less than two mouths atter my first official
l-4. i ' i iiu.t iv., ; 1. Wvinj bis liiaik vuku k
My name i left with the Editor of the have determined upon it . week or more be-Whig-
and will Vie furnished to any one whoj fore the Wist to have obtained the consent
has any right to demand it.
EXAMINEU.
von tiie n. o. wnia.
Mr. Milor A friend m, jJl handed
. . .i !- ..it. ir J ... ... 'ii, I i ;.,
lii-c IUC V ,,i uaua r, ui(.'f til it , j'uoii.-iiiru iu
v..i;.i...... .r .i. it . .
' t , , t v. i l-
eoniniuiiieai on from I, has. r. t -her. Ksd .
I it. . - . . . f . L V -I 1. .:. l i'
, , , . , ' ,
in regard to the passenger fchedulcs an
t.r...t, i;,.t-i, nf it.- v r t!.,,i n,,i .t
the Charlotte and S. C. Uail HoaJ. As this
letter purports to review .he official inter-
' , .- ,
course ot tt.e two corporations aud these-
, , '.. , .. ,, ., ,.
J Ujl anJ Jf thtr
, rroc.eilin itDecerilv calU for tome
8ltaltlUIrnl :ht tbe tullio may ri-Ltly Ull-
nuu wi luo ouiiu vi oiirt ivn ui .lie- cv
I'UOilu may riuniiy uu-
J. , ,i ..
crstand the matter.
, i i . i . .i
bilrt I do not admit the propriety of
v .i . ., ,. u' i, -i
discussinir the policy of the C. & JS. C. Kail
U tt!l tijctn thut up to a chort time'
8iueeT(lit of April) our mail train was run
iu cl ie coLuectiun iih the C. Jt C. K.,il 1
Hoa.1. Our coiiiictti.iu with '
Wilmiufon A W.U. Koad at the Kast end!
was also perfect." Now tbe N. C. U. Koad,
conscrue.iou wa. coubleted iu January last.;
. . ' y
and L.rtiain r.n through in that mo.i.i,,,
and up to April Vlst, st.ted, the N. C. ,
K. Koad was running iu perfect connection
at tharlolte and Galdsbor. Why was this :
continued bv the N. C. Koad ! 1 bis :
HOI
, . . .
sciieuu.e cive no oeteniion to lurou-Mi-pas-
c - .. r .
Whit road r.roife off ihUcoi.iiftf. !
; whs rt dueed to 1 1 blurs. This only ena
bled the X. C. Koad to make its connections
more eisily. .nd why were t!y not kept
up! The l'resident of the X. C. K. Koad
broke the connection r-.ni, Ka and West. -
i.t i hanotte .no uoiu.-ooro, and tie can lie.-t ,
answer why. Keause
l,n .... .!. Ii:r.r. :
i .... n . v n i f i .. I. ... .... i :.j j i. ...i : tne other uuuici nv s-n uu r.rr use. is not
tors of tbe Churiotte Koad would not ma1'' Ku'1 Url "'- ll-ir mlereU iu tin.
ihi-ir Irnins in the lli.l.t. nw if the Clise.l
lotte Koad did wron?, it doe. riot j-istify the
1're-idetit of the X. C. Koad in doing a grea- j
t'-r wrong. This is his reasoning. )
Jiy the former H-neiiulu of the X. C Load ;
its trains left here at o'clock and I in in-1
ute, 1'. M. 4j minutes after the arrival of j
tbc Charlotte train and conveyed the pas-'
f risers eu i. time for the It. i G. it. Koad
I'avin i.jii iu at t vc.icu. atiu coiiin'cini
lllll'Ctllli;
with the Wiluiiuirtou k W. train at 0 A. M.J
,,,!., North. The return train arrived ,t-
i.a.u.;n in t.memr tt.e pn-senS. rs oi the n.." -' "-'-'"S 'I- ") would still ask, with the dramatic poel
k (j Koad, reaching Charlotte at 0 o'clock biilmore, at AiLany, ou his wnv thr)' that1 . ..
-.1 - ill leLj " its Iti.-re not aouie aeer'l enr.e
l.i the morning, I J hour, before the depar- : cify. The Usrt of the whole country will ; S. , ;, , f Md lh , rl, wr,,
i. - . - .- f .1 e.i T,
an ; ci iii ti i rn una hal frond pnntic I inn a r.rl
the X. C Ko.d has only to r-tuni to it's old verJ patriot take bis Maiid beside Mr. I'ill
schedulo and all will be accommodated nnd more on the ground here taken by that gen
the through travel be di-tained at no place, tlemnn, and peace and proiptrity will aoon
and Uve choice of .he IS. k J. Koad and r..r(orcJ ,,ie Uljiou .
the Bay lino goHij? Xorin slid retu "iimj; :
South. This unfortunate change causes a Ms. Mti'i'tr uml HZmr-Cifhrns : This
detention of the traveler of 5 hours and 10 over he!iinrr demonstration of c.n?rauia.
..... .iiit. - . .iitni
iiiiiiuies si . loiusooro, coini iirj isouiu ami i)
hour! at Charlotte, r.d perhaps longer if he
eouie. by the Kay route, which a majority 1
l our l hrougli tra vi I preler. ijoing ortn (
"-i"i"ver aiv.uarioi.ie jo url,uiUiii,ln session (cheers.) tut at t'.int time it never'
' 1 "" "t'J!fs, and if be dt- ' e..U-rel into the aspiration, of tv heart i
sires to eo Ihe Be v line (I think 1 VI liours ;
,V ii . . I. - i
more at eldon or stops over at Lalc.h
ft 1 1 A 1 1 ( l.tlirii. iniLiiiit hfil la;i (li'in 'J.i
3 -"
nours cetet.tion.
I I .
The C. i S 0. Road expended 5 VK.) to 1
make perf.-et connection, with the S C. Koad
at Columbia and runs her trains in perfect
connection with the train of that rond not
subjecting the passenjrer to any detention or !
extra charge- until he is landed at Charlotte.
11,1 eoniieetion Bi uoiuninia is oi mucu
niore importance to the Charlotte ISoad than
the connection with the X. C. Koad, on ac- ;
cou"t of the throiiirh travel. As an evidence ;
" lhui & S. C. K.ad owed tbe X. C.j
Kad about the 20th June last, nearly 8100
- . . . r . .
' y v 1 , tne .s . . i.oau owe.i 11 10 r 1 nro
kcts sold at Columbia and Oold-boro. ;
I think it was in the month of March last,
Wlifli .'Ir. ri-her informed me that he ex-
nected to chan.e his schedule .0 eu
, f. : J
it'ht, as lie s-ii.j there was tuueli complaint
nlotio the line on account of the iiijlit trains,
II.- -.1-. .1.1 .- . .1 e '-.ii .
iii s.-nru.jie unie men iroiu uam more n
Charlotte wa. li hours.
Tn avoid .his and w itho.it liniri-r consult-
d the f.ireeturs, I iiiinie.iiali ly propo-rd to
would not pay. ..ihse(.ieiilly the Jioird of
l.irecton r iiuetel me to r.-new this propo-
silion to the l're,ident m.d Piieetor, of the
-. C. Koad, Hcinir unnniinou-lv -Vtiviticed
tint it would pay.' If it would nnv ever u
road of 110 n.i'c, it ouht to pay Let t-r un
i ono 223 miles. Tbi .mngemctit would
! have .cco.nmoJa.cd both .l,? through and
, . . . , ... . i
local travel.
ssor will c lie roaas ever tc
able to cot the amount of through travel
a.1 .. '.ii. r - 1 . . 1 I
i tucy are cmmcti w umu nun iuu cu-mru-
tiou is made w th other roads at Uoldsboro
and Columbia.
1 do not recollect that the President ot.
tl.ct oecsi., or any other ever proposed to
me that liu Charloi.e train hotiid return in
the tvc.in, up..., the arrival oi bis. I never
understood him to make any such proposi-1
:iou either befo.e or since he has broken off,
I 1UMI Minn IV....V- -
' the connection. I certainly had never even
sn mint en it to .tin uireeiors aim tuere ore
j they could not have declined it as i.tatod.
I Had I understood the Tret-blent to b.ve
I submitted this proposition 1 could have read-
jy 0Uswered him. Surely I could nut have
been so discourteous or insincere to one whoi1"-'"1 ciecuuve aim ins aupners
hud been uuifonuly courteous tome astofe'ood i'toition and honest hearts, made a
have delayed answering him for " several "st"ke. 1 lloPe (lo1 w,n tl,e'" n " 1
months" when 1 knew his desire w.s to J- (Loud aud prolon-ed applause.) J.ut
i nromote the common interest, of our Rends.
jl have ereatly misunderstood him or he is
j entirely mistaken in relation to this subject.
1 was elected 1 resident of the tliarlolte &
S, C. 11. It. Company on the 7 of February
I of the l'ost Office iH-partmcnt as the mail
i was thereby delayed - hours,
j It is needloss for me to say of Mr. Fisher
with whom my intercourse bus always been
so agreeable that be is a gentleman of un
1 'V njtrily and 1 cannot conceive
how this misunderstanding could Lave ong-
inated. It would seem that so important a
proros:tion subtiiitted eveu in lle barrus.-nig
' .' .1
n submitted even in the barras.-mg
and varied duties of his or my po-itiun would
have met with tiromwt coii-i.Uralivin. lUth
have met with prompt coifidtralion. Uath-
. ., . . ... i
rr than have had the conneetiou broke, off
1 tl,oul'1 La?c ,cceM ? ,L "ng."""'
f0" 6a'8;; I'topojed. .lthoygh it might
have inucli deraii'-eu the wel known and
. . , . r . . . ... ,
i establi-bed connections of the Charlotte
KuJ 10 ,?? rpoDa.lice Willi every ftl-
teniute traju Oil ibe b. C. U.K.
. "-T 1 1 p,Ul'ut c -N' V.' h.0a'!
. i. K -.1. l '-'
is mislabel, uisaiiuif wiiiiinc iitiiiiu
"
ton ltoau there is no detention to pas;.ier
, ,,, r fc.
: cntvg or coming. All passengers comine
J 6 . " . , , , , . . . i
powerj 10 nei.itn, oer tue i.oiu, in
connection with both tbe Wilu.in-too and
K-ieU Roads t id uniform rate per mile,
":ltl a11 connectinz rial. 1 tin has Leeu
invariably declined by the N. C. lload.
-Nor " wuld the ii.ttl.ijrtnt Hoards of tii
Charlotte and llah ieh ltoads ' expect l.-.s
i :.n: . t J - r r v . . a . t I
'"'""t"" " 01 "Ucl tbe naton in . foreign country! Or,
Koad, than that they nuld readily !.,,, ,0 co,;wt rc,ellu idmiut
to "o unre.sonal.le . thing aa to ,rr ,,1(J ,,wa of Uif. ,.nfe(1 ,f o
U ted passengers dai.y where they now only 1 , hat nw ru,e j4 VrvMl:Ui t0 ,j t in
over the entire' line even if thry
ti...i.t .'I i l-ri ti...;.!
.i.i . am.. ...n
l.l-L II p-.i in. J
rond : wlit h would lml- $: 0 rc r day Liie
coiinri;iioiis nun oucr lii.i Ufl liiciiis lo luc
... . ,r
pul.lie. We may invite but we cannot f.ice
.i ....... ... .i-i
. .
I lie iiin-ci'lis VI lllr j. i i V-. It'l.'l I .1 . V
u lo co-operate
lith the Lliree-
- r
Hoin inn eraiiinii taeintie lo .he throuL'ti
luatti:r are Identical
WM. JuhNSTfiX.
71 r. I'llliiiiirc ill llliiili) .1 nl.le
II.
Read ItKeau It.
If any reader hai . lingering doubt that
Jr. 1'illmore cutcrt.ui. those sentiments
uhieh ever V n.llrint v.nilil liLn In am unl.
, ,
'S ' ."' ui.gi.sir.ic oi in. republic,
.1 1.1... il... f,. t. 1. - l.,t.-.l
. . .
t r
and h. Iio mm almost d.ririve. u.e rf the
j,ou,er of speech. II
commenced m
I .1 .
ere nearly thirty jcars
- r ---
my jioiiucai career, in
tl,i, building I first ..w .legislative body
.1 ... t i il . ... i - .. i .
. ',
e..oui r.er lee.ive such a welcome
a, , tllC c.j,iul of my native. State.
ifti w
n iiirs i
'
iou have been pleaded, sir, to allude toed into two republic, or two monarchic.
my former services and my probable cour.c hut broken into fragments, each at war
if I should L again called to th6 position j with the othcrk
of Chief Magistrate of the nation. (Ap-j lint, fellow-citizens, I b.re perhaps "aid,
pla..,e.) It.s not pleasant to speak of one a all that was necessary on this subject, and
self, y. t I trust that the occas.on w ill ju-li- I turn with pleasure l . less important,!
fy me in briefly alluding to ,,e or two cvci.u, but more agreeable topic. (Cheer,.) It hss
eonm-cted with n.y iat Admiiiistration j been my fortune during my tr.veU in Ku-;
(Cbeer..) You all know that when I was, rope, t witness once or twice the reception
called to tlm executive chair by . bereave-! of royalty, in all the pomp and splendor of
iiient which overwh,;!u..l the nation w i.h I military areay, H,ere , m,io w giltH
jjne , the country was nnfo. tunalely .!,.- j to order, and the cheer, M the word of?com-
Ira iroifl Olil f-lifl tn lhi fiflur nt.nn tl.u I ........ 1 Ii... f . . 1 i a
" "i - '.. a-
ci ti nir s til- ect of si aver v. It w.s ll..-n .ie
,,lilt , l,t it IIlV dttly t'o rise above'evcry' !
sectional prejudice and look to the welfare :
,f 1 he uh,.l. !.. r ... '
1!... ' .."'. I
'".i."ii-,. . itnmu eaieiii 10 overcome1
long clu ri-hcd prejudices, 11 nd disre -ard !
patty c laiim. ('ircat snd in olouerd an '
1 . v e. "r ,
plaute )
liut in doing tl.i-, i-ir, I did 110 more tl,nn!
was dotie by many abler and better men'
than ntyn ll. I wa by no men, the sole
were at that time iiohb-. in.Jet.end. nt 1.;.,.. ,
.oubd men, in both lions,. ,,l Coimrisi- .. j
,)nins to both of the great olitie!;! t-arties1 1
to both of the great olitie,.! rarties 1
of the counlrv U hi,. .ml I ' '
who "mimed the eh.iraeii e of .,.ltt, .!,.
leaders, t, l.ccr... and rallied around n,vA,l i !
"-
miniitration, in support of tbe great m.
sure, which restored peace to .u ag.uted
. i t : j ti i,...iea ic tr f iia
una ui.-iicicu t-uuuuj. v
Lickings of Divine l'rov.dcnce, our cBorU
were crowned with Hnal success (cheers;)
and when 1 Ictt tbe rrcsiueuuui tnuir, mo
bol. nation was pro.porous .ud contented,
and our relations will, all forest, nations
we.e of the most amicable kind (cheers.)-
Tbe cloud tbat hung upon tbe horizon was
dissipated ; but where are we now T Ala.!
Threatened at home with c.v.l war, and from
abroad with a rupluro of our peaceful rela-
. 1 . ,
t.o.i,. I shall not see. to trace tlio causes
: oi iuis enau"e. i ueou -u-
is for you to ponder upon them. Of the
rre.setit Administration 1 liave notuini; to
bay. I can appreciate the difliculticn ol ad-iiiiiii.-tcriiiir
this government, and if the pre-
. 1 I .
I ",lre ue tuo!,c " Ua'le 1'!ouo."' l. 'e
calamities upon our country, for aclluu of
ambitious objects, it is your duty, tello-( n
izens, to hold them to a strict responsibility.
(Cheers.)
Tho agitation which disturbed the peace
of the country in I Nil', w as unavoidable.
It was brought upon us by the acquisition of
new territory, lor the government of wliicli
it was necessary to provide territorial ad
ministration, liut it is for you to say whe
ther the present agitation, which dittraets
the country aud tin catena us with civil war,
i.- ..... - r. i. ... i . . i
una un uvm irimciMV OUU WIIKOUIT Pro
.lueed the adoption of . measur. lo aid
in personal .dvaneement rather than in anj
jiubl.eoJ ((.hoera.) ,
hir, you b.ve been .Iced to .ay that I
have tbe union of thes State, .t heart.-
Hi., .ir, is most true, for if there be o'e
cbjeet dearer to me than ny other, it i. the
uui.y, prosperity ami elorv of this irreat lie-
pnblie; and I cuufesa fr.itikiv, sir, thnt I
fe.r it is in danger. I aaj nothing of any
particular section, much les of the .errral
eau.lidates be lore tho people. I presume
they are all honorable men. Itut, sir, what
uowesee: . Il e.aspi-ra.ed leeliiin brtwreu
the North and South, u the most eteiting
of all topics, resulting in bloodshed .nd Or-
guliizcil military array.
Hut this is not all, sir. We see . politi-
eal party, presenliiij ekiididale. for the
l'rii!i-in-y and Vice I're.ideney, selected
for the first time from the free Slate, .lene,
with the .vowed purple of electing the
r.ndidate. by the autfr.a of one part of
the Lnion only, to rule over the whole I'ni.
ted Mates. Can it be po-sihl. that those
who rc engaged in such measure, can
nave ai-rinusiy renectcd upon ttie consequen
ce, which must inenitably follow, in ease of
success! (Cheers) Can they have ihe m.d
ntss or the folly to believe .bat our South
ern brethren would iiibmit to l-e governed
by such . Chirf Majistrnte! (Cheers.)
ould he be rrqoired to' follow the rule pre
scribed by (bote who elected him in makine
bis appoiiitmei.ts ! If .man liin south
ef Miison aud l)iion'a Hue be not worthy to
be l'reiiilt nt or ice-I'rrideiit, would it be
proper to "elrct one from the ame iuirlr r,
. one of ni t atiioet Council, or to repre
, , , ,
These .re serioua, but practical iiueitionn,
i . , , . .
and iu oruer to rnriciale thsiu full v. It I.
. 4 , . , ,
are ini-takr-n. And. therefore, vou mu. I
,, :r . . . ' - , .
j lPa,s inevitably to thu destruction of t!,i.
i . . , , .. . . , , . . ,
iieauiiiui lar rie rear-i riv our loreiat it-rs.
cemented by their blood, and bequeathed
to us a . rricebsa it,!i, ritanee.
f tell y.u, my friends, that I speak warm-
j ly tn this subject, for I fi-el that wc .re in
Uaneer. I am d. (ermined to make . clean
brca-t of it. I wi! aa.li niy hands of the
eonsequeiiers, whatever they may be ; and
I tell you tint "C are treading upon lb.
brink of volcano, that is liable at ny mo
ment to burst forth and overwhelm the na
tion. I iiiiht by soft word." bold out delu
sive bopc and thereby win rotes, but I nev-
; ,.r ca consent lo be one thin" to the North
. aild .liotber to lilt. Smith I . hnnlil ihit.i..
' mvsrlf if I could , ,rHi f .neh .... ..
, '.. "
! V II iv, ., tvii-mutr
. t ." wreleh whii owe. hia grtaltir..
i i -i in. couinry a ruin ; ( ,rcra.
In the anr;imj.'c of the lamented, immor
tal Clay" I had rather be ri-ht than Pres
ident." (Kiithuialic and prolonced cheers )
It seems to me impossible that those en
piu'i'd in thi sectional agitation en have
Contemplated tho awlul COIln ipll llCM of
suci-e.s. If it breaks .sunder the bonds of
1 ...e fi.li. ...J 1 i i . . .,
t '- n.i,.i.u9 uaiviiy aii'i ei.ll
i ti....'.
, war .hro.j.-h the land, what is it les. than
moral treason ! l.aw and common sen-e
' bold man respon.iblo for the conac.iii.n -
cr of his acti otid m.it not tho-e whose
acta tend lo the de.in.eiion f ....
a,-'"
. . .. .
ment, i,e equally held respon-thle T (An-
plaue ) And let me .Iso ..Id that when
..... ... f
tt,t I ' nn A u : -:n l j- i
. " "n-.'1'rii. i. riii ii til utr II I I . J
; 111 .ii . r. it r in v-lI T I tlMfn Ihn In ui
" . n .' "..V
you h.v.; Telromed ," b ek"o mr tZ,
State above .11 tl e n r I ' .1 I
.. .- , ... r " ... v '"J
, 'llloy. heers ) j lic.efore, with
he
nait overflowing with grateful etnotioiis I
turn you . thou-.m! thanks, and bid tou
lien ll'rl . 1 1 J i
luu. (I rolotigcd applause.)
re
III
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1
A MRU I' ANJf M IN A f. A II AM A. The A me- I
rican party recently achieved a iWnal vie-1
torv in a ki,ni, ll ... . .- . e
lory in stron? )eu,nar.tw county of Al-1
"'"""i ,n l rlorenee (.azctto auuds Out
the wail of WO.: ..follow.; (
'Ihr A"..,e -.... I.,..-., f,
lle,,,er,i. f I 'a'Z. ... V . .
,,. ' wui'ruaic are ucle.aled.
. , ?'"' ,U"ui eire scat-
u wt-rp on f Htmii'r iift u r
' . .1 ?.,Crc""": ' . ?. ''''
o?crri)iiif. I hire un a t'tuml
Kuiwcritii auti-Kuow Nothing
iuo I -VliiUCriU.T Ullll.lVriow 11,.,
party of Lauderdale gloried in a complet,
an. MorUy 1 m.y e
' . . t : . w
in imar U1 IllliilU bllU ULH UW U 1 ! 11) it lit 1. . . i
. i I BpeaK iruw uur r.u M
thinued. Iu last summer', great b.ittle,
uu-r v.-.u 8UI.rs
prented an utibroKen ront to 1B enemy,
. lo-dav, only for y four enrolled votert
stand by the faith litlcr those ,a
stood by us .i.d , fought ilh ua iu tint
p lor.ous battle for cml and tcUvmt
iberty. have fal en in tho battle held w.tlj
, their faces to tho foe or deserted ad
. .! .. 1 I .
gone over iu iuC , .. us not to
j i - iv
know that the Democralio flag now trails
iniueuusit
Mr. I'Tm.moui. We like the followin
1 .. 1 . l .1 T T .. VI-... V i
remarhs, maue oy tiie no... .. .... u. v.rog.
gi, an old-line S lug of Virginia:
I want no platform for Millard Fillmore;
p!atfuril, -u t10 impt.ri.hable history of
m.
hia" own ti'lmiuistratiou, which U written iu
letters of livine liplt.o that no man (or
- , loment cs0 doubt. Would you want a
: patf'orm for (jeorgo Washington or James
j jibon ! Would you want a stake to tctli-
cr the Father r.f his Country and the Fulli.
er of tho Constitution? If you would, we
My maVt oue (or every m!l) llawever lru
ami laitiiiui lie may nave men.
Hut if Mr. Fillmore is to be compelled to
stand on a platform, I can Ull you, if ymt
make it out of the wreck uf the Cons titution,
hr II net atmd on it he will not let you
. r
- ' ,L. I , I l,..t- m .
'cf ,c, wrk for hu ped,.tl(1. U L,
of tlie tru oaki ol 0(lk ,.e0 .
it must be platform i.h the IV.ou .," it,
U.ft,e Constitution .a it. pillar-. n
i wituout , rhtm ,rc ,1,;,, I s,an ,
1 port !,!, , ripht hearty eoo.l ill. hioh
, , surf , L, Mf r mnnl(fttpi for
..ii,i..,. r, i,.;.l.. ;
i ..r... J . :,i, ,i...-'r.. i
gcrut ss or ith greater desire for bil sucec-.
worms: uoims;
J," Varinu. Ih. orin ba rm Urlsil rr'jli..
: ,u one1"0' mtcn n.i wurma, nl y. U.r
iquc.tion still a .n?d one iiwihi n.rOir.i ,u.
J h'rit a. Of m.e fl, ti..wcrr, .11 a rx ia fui Mice,
.and in win. Ii ail acr-i the f.i.l n.tuic.f n.
, infl.t-vrt iIh j niilm cliildrm. A. .his .-... .n
of the jrar, tlie aturka m' wi.rin. are in ..!
qun.1 a. well aa mnat iini;.-roua. VV ukt jici
! plr.anre in dirtetmf ihe .n. ,,i,., 0f .lr..i. i.,
1 le Vcrmifuf nf Ir. M l-anr. .n j.rrd t y Kl,
inf nr.,... lMiahurCh. It is o..c f ih i,,.,.t .,.
: irnrt.rj nd,cii,t. . ...trucrd u, m, s.
' omj ,, rr fllld of ,ul. .,,, uJ
j , r VutrU,tt Wl ejtfM , . k rf
M i.am.x i:i i:i!ratH) vr.iiMiri ..c.i,,.,..
lii-rliirrii . HJ-MI.N.i Iil;tlS.,ol I'lTT.ii boii.
Ft. All ijl)-r V-f,-jii'u a in cnui tti .i
w.tri hi. aa. Ir. M'lor' tf.nuint Vmi.iiuff, .i.
ai hie ct lrlrb d I.ncr I'.lia, ran m.v i-t h.fi .1
all rcaprrl.iblf mug .(t.ica. f.jnt grnttin rti"i.f
fa ai'saliirr a'
II; lI.K.V.INt. Wit.
Win. .t. Unit h.-lni'a llnlr.Ilte.
C1UAY, R Kit OR KtSty IIAII! I". Kl) m.
H alun.lr In a hrauiif'ul and .N.tur.l tlr.mn -r
ttiTk, wiihnu. Ihr Ir... iiijwry In hir of atui.
KiOrn .Mrdulsarid liijiiomaa Stair bttn a-r...
nl la V in. A hi-ii.r aisjoe I "3:1, and o.ff 'l .
H0 ap-iiir li".'. haVF b.ll lu.ilr in Ltr il.ir .
Lib pslfi-oa ttMiia fninii. Iy. Pri-mtite ajan t(
lltiiif Ihe ffir am! U'hi. hrra la uijust, a. it
W..l:d he .fKiii.t bald h.d th m -'f.
Vm. A. ItiU-h.hir'a lt.nr liys y.riurt9 a r i-f
'no. In be ei.!n;-ui.f-u li.nn ii.turt, and '-.r-
,n '""" ''',- '-' '";: '
hit w C'H.iinu. ii.
u...- ,a ... .... . . . .
I'o...... . ,i "... m
"" l..tl-n.maii.r hi-. nm-t...!ir .i,i ,
n...ed Kvt-. 'uia W.m.,airii,-iili .D'
' ;"!:Vri:,Ztr.!' Vl "l'.";"'
- . a ii.. ip ...i.
wnn-- n '. d lo.. ci-,. lli.i md li,.,in n- .-.
'pj.!i a Kiupin-n. and ail oil.r i n
nii-tnrv bii-1 rttta.irou. fiiai.sia, whric the i-.it.
.iT'ried t n le ri-aehed.
Il.-.i'l In- meiedniona aho.it th' ni.ny d'.i--.i
n. turd lo lie eoree hj nn! v one ih n;-hiit i ll t
Ih . Ihe f. w, but pus-tne .!'.,ierli.a whirh tt i
Ilailey'a S.ilve ahnia ennl.ili.., ain a. .ef i-li.t.-.e
eiiiiini r.te,, Htm I,, ii.nr e , re, h not aionr ti .
.to-e mi r tmrii-d dl.eil.e., tul l.i.tij iiioie linl is.
umeraleil.
H'lrty. Io Si.t ptci 1 . nan. rilT'lri.s. ri'f
u aiat. tn.. vr.i. ims. suit mi n oa.. cr i,i..
EST 111. r..F.s !
Kjth hoi nt hiMni I.i i r t' Pan F t ra i-r .
has npon it a Sin I I'l.ie fv.er ivrd I..K.I ill. ' .
If nalurea l ('. V. ( t.l k f SV.U Aid, lire p'
I 'or a. a nd I ! I :N 'R V II A 1 .1 I . V . in. it ii l',r I ii 1 1 r A.i
"r '"' ''' I'mt W n nt. wr i.i.
1 3 r All or.lrr. .i,oi,m-..i ...d tr. V ( h. k.
en-r A Co., r Itir'-iay alr.i
Kor aile hy all llrliggi.ta
trd Mel' a
yt,,ll( i'.l, 1 .'..
'. W
iioil
V.nk.
H. nt tin I i
1'ieH, en Friday moiiui, r June STlh, aller l i
-eka of in.iiort.!,le mtr HIT, With llre'it'l T,
M'.. HANNAH II. WAM.AI li. trhel nf S ili"i
H allnee, rl, ed , in her T.l year. At.limifh
hsa lued iiiil tlie full lermnl yi.r. Ilnlnd In our
"rimy eiietr'.ee, ahe ri lurtmil' , t -n no
" ,'""r', "f - I"'"1
U'mna nt lira r I let t .or mm ol her nil im-rn na fi " '
mnA rrlii
"" 'in'iima "i nf r nen.rin-r, ,.11111. 1'V '!
Red. .sim .,..1 ', . r,
th a he ,rl tV'"
th all llinae endear i f i rr tr nl. of ( h.ir , I, r h
, ,n,.'"r ',,l''r,,,f f"'"1 '"P"-. "
",,r"nn ""'" "! and i....f
"'
.... nn leiMiwr rrrinrr anil ni.ninehinff m n"
' ' 1
.o'i l'...i.,.n., .he elu.ed I,, r earth' j ru.,..f with
-h.,.ru-r ofs,.'..le.. run.y. '
.
"'"C :n ihi. enii.,i?. n the .loth ultimo, ef r-n.
nfT.'i'.Te Mf' A' " '" ' K" 'D ",e r"
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TRIW'TE OK Ufxpl-'i
Ml .u v,'n, ,. ju 8, I ".':.
At . rer,,..r M ne of v,,,,,,,,,,,
.. -ra.i,t, the foliowin, ,, a.ble and naoo.
"rre
t ha. rl,d Almiehiv i.-d in !
inr",",,l' "''" .! r' t" renin..- .-"
m"',. V'l M":'4 f"""", ?n "i
u""f,t "ZX ry:
1 . 3 .
1 riC WW . h l I I r li I fr tin II., I. , . I. I. ,. .1 1. 1 lr II I'
i ,., 1,1, r, ,......' ,.,?...
P ' ' ', " '
1 '' ll'a ,h" """ "'"
'..., , r nmrjii'ii irmiiniii iihik"
eur nii'iiihera.
will Low with luiiiil'l I'"'"
""" l" '" "nk "nd prann him I'-r
!'"" """" ''roil,.-,', elormu-' !''' '
K'filml, Tli.il we ninin n the lo.. of .ne "
,, . u. , wnrll,y , ,ri,..l
'Ciner ..I nnr nriter and tout by In. e irlr " '
r a.lll.'il.i.heil nf the shoilm .. r.f life a""1
",r nrrr"ly "f liimly .reii,ri,tn 11 Ihr a b,i.-"!
'"T."' . ".v . ...
rrneeu, unit wr ameerey .vmii',llne wi
hi. rele. .,,.1 f,-n,i. , ,,e,r h.-.e.-orni ."J
!' he i.,e,l,er ,, di.i.mn wrnr th' "" 1
ba.W nfiiiouiinnj; f ,r nr, y () y , , ,., a e-i f
' 0.O.B re.olulmn.. I. eent lo Ihe friiii.ls nf
'I1" N- '. Wlug a.d .
j.int of the Ar f, ,,, i,
M. I. h. M. I.KOI.. 1
J. 1M.OWUIC, '''
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