Agate: The tax oo interest received, a -
w ouoted 10 576.774. Tbi sum U paid ou
.i-eul 131 ,!"!i,n(;0 of money loaned. Thus add res and jour patience forbid aiiy fur
it is eu ibat our sjstem leqiires S-'Il .(Wlr,. tber details. To more fully substantiate
t 1)0 loeaed. or other w se bearing interest, the justness of our complaint, we will ro-t-
pay litter amount of taxes into the pent the rate a above exemplified. Uu
Trea.ury lhn 8vJ4si..'(i7.-0 worthy of slave , der the tax bill of 1650-7
eopcrty. ! there any cau why $I,HiKIi.
in inm.oy at interest, mtrictrtl by our la,tc
ti H$ praiHrt'Vvrst to 00 per ainuni.
should be made to day 40 for tbe pro,
tceiioa lletjoys, while fl.Oinl in slave pro
perly, unrestricted in lta production, paid
tii eits, end SI .OiM in laud paid SI 5i ! (Jo
dr our Hill of Might, o niii or set'of oien
re estited to xoluivo or separate emolu
ment or priilefea from tbeir neighbors,
exeep- for gmut and Just reason. Why
anot this J'tt, fundamental principle be
extended it it application likewise to pro
perty, another important elements constitu
ting a Plate T
A jam: Tbe profile of capital invested in exiMing revenue, system. We ask you, can
air a a veseel, in stocks of any kind, in , it be defended T Can any consideration, ex
aaaraa of any incorporated to tiading com- ' cept self-interest, urge a solitary argument
p.-y, ..ncr ia ar oui oi ine oisie, Donas
. ?; . . , ' , f ,
in 1 ? 1 1 .64-1 This tax wan collected
f.B snoot f -".i,i,ut'0 ot profits. In I ?(, ture deliheration. it is trie system ttial we
fording to the last Census, there was in 't' against, and for the reform of which
North Carolina more than $0,000,000 of an i we k your earnest co-operation. Com
nua! production, arising from manufactur-' au-neiiig in 17:4, it has continued to the
, mining and nuchanie art, at a profit of present time essentially the same, with but
31 percent , or over 4.Utl,(l.iO We have few of its defects remedied In l!3a, its
no rrVifa from which to e.-tiniate the increase , uilitictite feature was, without reason, and
of tbia at Dual production since that time, i'hout its being demanded by public sen
t nub we krew it has been considerable tiim nt, incorporated iu our Constitution.
Vby oar 1ciTa'6rs exeept. d this very con- ; tiUier Acts of tie General As.-, nibly can,
siderable amount of profit from pacing taX'-a at every ses.-ion, " be touched by the plas
we cannot tall. If the profit on the annual tic hand of reformation," whilst our " :iets
tiroduetion of capital invested in various to ii. crease the revenue of tbe State," mu-t
says is to be taxed, and it surely ought, nmaiu unchanged iu principle cut.uo be
why nut tax thoae of iroductive invest- peiftcttd either by tbe experience of our
tnrnta? Mat. stii. n, or altered to suit the exigencies
Again: Uuder onr peculiar syten, and of the Treasury. Can it be for a inoinent
it is, without precedent, peculiar in many supposed that time has di-closed no de-Te-pecu,
there was paid into the Slate feels in our financial systetu ! Is it be!ieid
Treasury the sum of 12,379 by a poriiou tt.at an experience of seventy years Las ad
ei tbe labor and industry of our ciiizen
'1 hi- tax-on tbe eDergy, enrerpri-e and t ruim
tf thf community, which should receive in
i s doe '.--p himiI the foteiin eare and f.t -
l ";i' li 01 our iaw Umilii so ur n- po--n it,
-ii -..i- tt '' .tf'it of lie swm pii.i.as
we have anion, by S -i " ' '' 0 wot !h of
one aperies of prep r;v Ue are siti-iied
iL it tbi distinctive fature in om re.ei.ue
i- so U'jus'ly opprc-ssii. s.i n't su'r ier
s tc ol evi ry reoi:l e a: u erul.ii-U il
t-i'icitle of rn'i:e:.; e.-otoikV, and so ciiii-
)y at war w.tii tie best interests of our
taie, that it req ures no illustration in lie-
tail to convince you tba! n reform at least
iu this respect is imperatively demanded
Still, that you may more forcibly comprc-:
hend lta enjuetness and inequality, let us the Mate. It is, that the amount of reve
for a moment look to its operation Every nue raised for County purposes, assessed
eitix.-n except ministers of the Gospel and exclusively upon land and polls, exceeded
cur Judges, (and why exeii;pt the latter, the turn paid to the t-tate, from all s-mrces,
when ail other Slate officers sre taxed?) by tbe Sheriffs In 1 -j, the County taxes
whose anrvU income from their labor is amounted lo 5j:j,417. The State taxes,
ever $5l)0, paid, as a tax, 1 per cent, on collected by tbe Sheriff", amounted to .")0-,-their
re-p-ciie receipts The c .ik, the ''11. Are laud aud polls the only proptr
doctor, the mechanic, the lawyer, the over- ty aud su! j -cts "itectly interested in a pro
Beer, your ounty officers, every one, though per administration of County affiirs ? If
ky unt.nno inoustry and sliming . couon.y
they may t,e barely able lo tupport iheir
families, pail intn the Treasury of the ftate
, r f
8.0 upon everv ?10U rceived The lore
..
ti au iu the workshop, if in the receipt of
mi aa ii,i, paid besides his pcii lax, ")
o the sbenff ; while his neiehbor, owniug
lerj slave mechanics at work in the same
sbrp at yearly wsges of J-J 0 or ruore, '
paid lo tbe Mienff only P and bis poll tu.
The overseer, with 2(1 hands under him,
making for bis employer 1 Oil hairs of cotton,
worth $5,0011 if receiving $600, paid 6,
and the employer, for that which produced
him So.OUO paid $.0 The employees of
our different .Railroad companies each pay
1 pet cent, on their receipt, if thev amount
toi')0i), the individual stockholders, ihoub
xbey nay receive or per cent, ou ttieir
inveatmeot, amountincr in the aeeeeate lo
i , r k
- y-J, -i.ui - vrK.iu..-, iiv-.u-
in;. Tbe clerk, in tlj receipt of 570(1 prr
tnuum, paid S7 to the State j his en p!o;er,
with 810.000 of State bonds in bis safe,
jieidtnj; hi m f ejtioi) per annum, paid noth
ing These illustrat on mijht be iedefinite.
ly multiplied. Iu 131, our Executive, in
Lis msasage to the General Assernt ly, re
viewing our revenue system, remarks thus
pno the iii'ja!iT then esitiug : " Tiie
po.l lax on lh day laborer and the cir itil
iat is precisely the same ; and it sometimes
barpens thai the latter, lue tne lorroer, is
i ject to no other speci. s of contribution
Iu the one ea-c it is an ot e-o is impo
in t'ie oth'r, a tax a thou and f i d t'eihr
ruiht oecasj-.n no sensible i-iconvenierice."
If in 1931 a reason existed for comp: ai uin;;
aciust the in quality of the sytem, how
much more have we to eon. plain of no.
wi.eB tbe poil tax, though much increased,
U but a tir piu the bucket, compared tothat
as.e.sed on our labor.
Azain: The amouat paid by mtrchmt"
ai d others enyaed in e!!ir(f goo-ls, w ires
and merchandi e, was SiTrl This sum
vi. levied ou f 1 1,36.1,0110 of jinn h,:is ; it
ln iiiii.g no difference or der Our sy-t. tn
wr. -tiier tbe same waa ercr sold, or ever re
turned to ihe tturcbasit e dealer ai.v.j.ruiii
Tl
ii'iioijiit is more tf ,:f o(
:1-,-"'iT.- "I w .r i. - ! s'-tV".
. pa'i b;
1 '-!) Iiu I
: ") - pi
ve, but.
II 0 (
not t
1 1.- tn.
ci.au:' tax. d. r in t i-i j u. . i.; cioti.uij;
i 1 prr cent, on th ir purchases i I (I f ,r
every Sl.t'U'.l worth of good bough. Fur
ther, iy,00'J (in round numht r-) employ
ed io the pur' hose (uot sale of liquors, 1
r,id tax. or -1 tit.' cent oti th. ''
mount bought. I'urthir stiH. S:jl,tMHi interest for Ibe prosperity cf the ua5n
COiployed in buvinz and seiliug alaies ; paid, havo beretofuie been universally measured
tl'i'9; and $-!'j3,tl00 employed in other , by the aucce.-s future, of their own pet
trade, paid $!,. Upon what prmctpe i 'y plans of at if aggran J.z"m..-ut Timewi.l
f adiu-lu.ent Ibesa vartoua rate wete i
apteed lo we are unable to ascertain J(
eoiue were iuti tided to operate iu the nature
i.f sumptuary laws, we are cf the bumble
r-pinion that our legislators did not give
inat time and atu utun to the cou-id. ration
of the aubjert, demanded by it importance
and it ultimate effects.
Again: $ .tt"ii,4"0 worth of carnages,
liuggies aud other eehicl, most of whieh
are as orce-ssiy at ibis day lo th C'u f -n
ti.! eoovri.it nc of our c.( x-us, especially
thoae out of our own towns, as their au-ar
an I eoffee are, pud or 1 per ctut
en their ased value, and a greater sum
than was paid oo $1 1 .760,7 1 0 of town pro
Jriy J'arthsr, 2,150 piano, eertaiuly a
u. uih ao article of luxury aa the bupgy ol
lb farmer wbieb convey hi wife tc chueb.
p:i l ? ),'J25, or or 1 v" cent, on the coot.
eii jjating that cost at f - 0 each.
Theae palpable and uurea jnable ineoo
a"'iiciea and unjust iiiurlmiiistioba miht
fee multiplied, anlil ev.ij ource fioaa which j
lour revenue is domed would, in the i'.lus- !
' tration, be exhausted. The limits of this
,000 worth of land paid
SI 50
5.1
2 40
2 40
1(1 0(1
3 33
10 HO
5 j HO
000 " slaves naid
I.OOll of dividend and profit paii
1,000 in money loaned paid
1,000 in labor and industry '
1,000 in goods purchased "
1.000 in clothing "
1 .000 in liquors ' "
1 ,000 of capital in buying slaves, paid 3 33
1,000 ' other trade, paid 2 00
I ,U00 worth of bugoies, carriage, ko ,
paid 10 00
1,000 worth of pianos paid 7 50
" Such are some of the inequalities of our
.u ...or u. ... .-uot.uiu.ucr. : . every
' V . , .
and appeal to them for an answer after uia-
ded t. dt li ir to cur wisdom in tl.i- respect,
in rrUnoii to one of the most necessary
nn i in portent functions of Government?
1 ee -'-i ir niilit have been aduiirabl; sui
; ! t j tbe t.m., r.t.d for tiie limited j ur
r -. : r n i, !i it a' a-ior'ed : v. t no one
C'.U. 1 t
t u take
mensechsncesthat were
e, ni.d live taken place, aiuce
t'mntnen sti.ee will tell us
n. f.T t e collection of 85il,(M)0
ii ! " " 1. ill not answer lor rais-
;. ftl.V.i UU'I iu 15'J; and it is worse than
foliy to think its framcrs ever intended
ehould.
Mr Hrojden's la't R. port di-closcs anoth
r fact well worthy of the consideration and
attention of every land and slave owner in
any other species of property receives the (
protection of our County police, and is bene-
C'ted bv our County regulations, it outbt,
. , i . -
iu our opinion, to contribute its proper pro
, , '
portion to the sjpport aecsssry to keep up i
t- pniiee. I
We think toe foregoing statemerts, limi- '
ted as they neccssiiii.y are, clearly demon-
strate that tlie principles upou which is :
tased our existing revenue aystem, are not
such as the progress of events and the spir-
it of our people demand. Tbe times we
live in, aud the circumstances surrounding
us, demand a change Is a change prsc-
ticabie ? If we bad not tbe experience of
sister Statea. Ktn.il r to our own in every
respect, in the affirmative, we should be
loath to believe that the widoin and talent
ot our put.nc omeers ana legislators eouia dlu A u e Duml(er of Dlegme, were
not so reach tbe 8.)00 UOO.OOO of property;. , . ., ,
mlil in me lord rs wlinfatlirk ai.ihiiWin 10 ""e id auce, besides many visitors from
i - - -
be l'i:iti.iiate subjects of taxation, as to as
sess on each dollar thereof its proper coo-
tii'outiou for tbn support of the government.
One-sixtb of one per cent, of that amount
would rai-e 3et,.'i;t;i per annum a sum
amply sufficient for the administration of
ir'jveri.uient for years to come, unless
uiifiri-.rfj i-oiitinireneies should arise. The
co.npi.xinn cf our federal relations at this!
is of sueh a character aa to seriously I
adinoui-h us tht thus.; contingencies should
"rise. 1 n eoinp . xion 01 our n-nera! rua-
1 xion of our federal rela-
lions at
s of such a character as
f B,.,.k . v .. ....
0 acriou-iy a liiionisii us that tho-e contin
t ciei n.ay t any lime ris Within the
t irhteen moiitl.s it may beeume oe.s
art 11 increase the revenue a hundred f-j.d
nd more, to su.prl our beloved State as
free, and soverei '11, and iudenebiiet t lit-
Hon. r.q lan.e the tatdtru a
h have it t- bear b j i-t and
jiij tno-e
tuai ia s,
and whatever amount may I
r,. ces.ary to
irrh Carolina
. will te wil
Matiy of the
preserve the i-'j-id credit of N
in suv and every em ri'tnccy
Hut
fat:
,'iven Ly our i.-onle.
s oi our
., of ;.i
v.nle
W
need their a.i in
believe ti.eir d. -cen-
actuate! by the auie pitrioii-3 spirit, j
v rejiOv Lo n eil-e " tti.-ir
tune, ami their most sacred
rve t;ic ine.'.imuLle nhn
Mi 10 I tl- III
iu an imperfect manner
tl .Iie-IIT t.rtire jou the
. .1 u to' form this so-
ii. ai.d the ' ijei'a we have for so do
lo it.- s.,i . r j i.iinent of ihe people
r .- i ; e aj p-al, and wilinijily r- st
iciitjleof our motives with the de-
oul we also a- willingly leave tb-'fears and
iii-inuaiious of those who sff ct to believe
this move mem of ours to be fraught with
danger and c ilatuity ; aud whose z-ai and,
evenfaaiiy ali i surely oisci se Ihe seiu-D
motive goterning tin
virtuous nidi jnatiou
ir actions ; and to the
neb euch disclosure
will as surely co'niu login, ae are CjuU-l:
t hare theiu.
On Monday eten't 7, y the ". Y Kx
j pies the I'.ev Daniel Worth, l-s had been
I confined io 'ire. naburoub jail, N ..nil Ciro
I 'in on 1 charge of riicjlation the Helper
boos, and hteiatcd on bail, de.ivered an
j address at h A-embly Itiotos.in New
' Vork, iu which he claimed all the honors
I of martyrdom, iu lb approved fashion of
, John Urowni-m. A collection waa tk.-o
p io aid of paying the forfeit ou his bond.
L. J'iii,'jy DxsD Lawrence Juhnson,
K-q , of the wei! known firm of " L J.riii-
k Co,"' lyp founders, at Pbiladetpuia,
lied at hia re. .dance io that etty on Thurs
day last IU Uavcs aa estate valued at
il,0O jIod,
Horlij (an,IiiM (idling
CHARLOTTE:
Tuesday, May 15. 1800.
trit. R. Wakefield, Esq ,..f Lenoir, ha con
sented to net, and is our autlmriivd agent. He
will receive order for I lie VVhio. hlanka or adver.
lisemcnts, and receipt for theaame. Any peraona
.nh,cribin(r whu pT lo hirn w,lin ,hr nionlh.
' will rt.ee i ve t lie W mo for two dol la re.
) , -
FOlt PRESIDENT,
Hon. JOHN BELL,
OF TEN.NKsSEK. (
I FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
Hon. EMVAIU) EVEKETT.
! VI .MASSTCIITSETTS.
I FOR GOVERNOR,
OF PASQUOTANK.
LOOK UPON
THIS riCTL'HK, II AND ON THIS.
Viii:re. Grt at ine ' Krsotvtd. 'I iml we ate
qil.Hiiy i lists ill the pre-1 npftoseil to disturbing s.
si ill mi.ile nl t x itim.,, ny of tlie sectional turn
in.i il l just iiiit rifl.l pri.nu-ea i.f i,ur t'lmsli
Hi , I ,i I prnwrly ln u!i: liilion. Stale ur N..l nn.
ciintriliule its prnKirtiii. I il.nnil Hint we eeperin I ly
!inr,ia the burUelis ul leiret-nte the intrndue.
S;-lr: I li.ni ..I Una tune by Hit-
KniihrJ, Thai we re.j.'lppr.aition I : y ' .No.
C"iniiieud a t'mjverilif n I'.irniui.i inln our Stile
!"" 7 , "' U"' :l" ' 1u7,,,,n
r..i b.isis aaerly a pnie.,ii.i nt off- eimc the b ins
ticiiliie fur I lie pur juise Un In eh our n venue
so iiiooitytng tiie t'onsti ;a raised, beiievieg it lo
I u I itin tij:.t every spcries;be premrfture, itoiKilihc,
nl prii'irty may be Uft?d; naneerouaand nnjut; i I
nrcorilinj In lis value. j the eme tune we uecill II
wilu power to disi.riini. , the duty of the Lrgiala.
nt'i only in f-itnrof the1 ture when paasing arts
native products of our' tiir the rmamg of reve
Si.ite and Hie miiustriali nue, so to adjust Ux.i.
orsuila of our cit'Zene. t:nn.ato bfaraetuullv
L-Thrtnih tfiWnn a. pr.cticiole wiimu the
f iht Oipatinon pint limits uf the l'
om. j lion, u.sjii the v.iriua
; interests and ct.issee of
' pr-iperty in alleer Ii oisef
1 the Slate. II Rriulutxtin
. of D'moemtie Vlaiform.
I i Remember that JOHN W. KLI U compures
the Wt st to a " Hoist I.aicH." w huec etem.l cry
ia " (..vi ! (iivr ! !" and I lie K .! to a (intuit tli.l
pi runts the West to tuke all the vfg she l.ije.
jj. lh Jul N- w f , Lls in Uyat
uf riil thv jix nn j,, lvr ,. kllw.
" 11 "' 'V''' Vm-,,.i.
lull well tli.il by lii.mg ao the tJirn 111 I L Po.la
,. , ' , ,
will be corre.pondiiiglv inereaaed.
-
Ij-- That our Hrtmu iyiem it m ttrw bad on
vnuit br cdmitud ty eeerv inar it'ie knt fittm it
(;,( ,Ut,i,,t iaseaiiftiuiii." Extract from Senator
Bieuaou'a Speech,
aV Abseuce from heme last week and
tbe partial indiapositiou of one of our bauds
has thrown us back again.
Episcopal Convention.
This body was organized in this place oo
Wednesday last, L'isbop Atkinson presi-
i different sections af the State attracted by
t tbe Convention.
On Friday night, we learn, that the
Church Building Society hold a meeting,
which called forth several addresses. A
collection was taken up which amounted
toSl'-'O.
0q wUv morl)iDg, te,.n persons were
' . r
6 1
he Lev. ?lr Miinner was ordained to tbe
. i .u..u. m .o
k . , t . l n u.:...i 1
boly office of the Priesthood
tt nl,.!-.! I M;.osn.sei...nss ... JJI..I
c i
tred by the Kev. Mr. Uronson.
. t .1 i . .i e in
A vote of thanks to the citizens of Char-!
lotte, was adopted, for their kind ho.pitali
t in ei.tertii.i.irt tV members during it
ssion. I
T .. .,- . , i
Ine l.onvi-i.tion &t:inurncd nn iiiul.-
eight.
District Convention. j water, there is no dou';,l but they are geuu
The proceedings of the District Conven- ' W hite Sulphur Springs. It is expected .
on fjr the 7th Lh-trict will he found in to lIia iu short time the water wili be aua
ij's paper. It wiil te seen tbit Wm P. i lysed, and its rnedicintl qjalitn-s iu.de-
Hjhum, Kq , of Lincoln county has been ;
ppoiLteu J-.iector lor this Lhstrict and we j
late for the information of our friend 1 1
,ljrou lout tLo ,an;e lUt M r J L u m ,e ;
, . , ,,
C(rf't'' li,e ppoititDictit, and will cuter the
canvass to battle for IJell and Lverett and j ly every week with a spell of sick head
against Modern Democracy in all its phase.! c',et which di-q'iaafied her fur any dcmsis
All we need now, to eff.clually contend i duty, but since ihe discovery of the
' against Modern Democracy is candidates in j
,bu "hich we hope some of our
friends wiii be willing to fill for tbe sake of!
the party.
Constitution Union Convention.
This body met in Baltimore, on the Oth
instant. Hon. Washington Huut, of New
Vork wis appointed President of the Con
vc - ucon. The Hon. John Dell, of Tennessee,
was ou tbe i' day nominated for President.
the 2d ballot. i'ha Ho
00. tdward I
hverett, of Mass, waa theo nom.n.tcd by
acclamation for ice President. Tbe coo
venliou adopted the following preamble
and resolution :
VVltVaLAS
slrtted lli.t
platl'.rni. ,-.-lnj,.-,: t.y ihe p.rt
lion ol
sii.l .1
tne ciunlry
ve had the erT. ct hj iii-eieau
I the .sine time v wi.leu
t politicil divi-ion of the eoui.tty, hy Hie ere.
1. 10 and eii.-nurspetiittil of ger.grapiiicai nu
rtioual psriies, th-refor
H'tolrtd, That tl 1 both the pirl uf pitriotiam
aim ul duty, to r.orgsmae no puhtieal principles
other Ihn it
I M Tin fiarrnunoK or Tairourr.T,
th isiio or ths ararr
' aso tu i.i.i,mTi.i th taw "
And that, aa, lh representative of lh Cons'.Ho
to.nsl I in. m men of the country, in Nslion.l
' 1 oovt Hliofi aseinhled, we her plLdge eurseive.
to maintain, protect and defend, separately end
umieaiy the (real principle of puulio lilserty
and nntianal safety, aKint all encmiea at horn
Qd abmad, believing that tliereby eaca maf be
re at.. red to the enoniry.Oir juat riattita of the pea.
rle and of the Statea ra eataulialied, and the gov.
ernmcnt again placed in thul condition ..fjuslice,
fraternity and equulitr, wbieli. un.lei the einii-
pie and cnnstitutxin of our iuthern, h auleiniiiy
bnund v..ry cit.aen ..f Hie United Statea In main.
tain ' a mole perfect union, eal.bhah justice, in.
aura dnmeatic tranquility, provide for the general
welfare, and secure lha blcaaiiia of lilertv to
ouraetvea and poaterity-"
After whicl'; it awj-'urnod, the utmost har
mony pretaihug throughout the wbolo pro
ceedings.
isfaction
The nomination pi" entire sati
to the inenas ot the ttnou in .ui. ,eDu..
ana we m .t... r -
breeie on wbieb is inscribed licll and
Everett,
We will publish the whole proceedings
as soon as received.
Our Trip West.
Oo the morning of the 7th instant, we left
home on the N. C. Kail Hoad on a short trip
Wett, and as our space is limited we shall
be as brief aa possible
After taking breakfast in Sali.-oury at
tbe Man-ion House, where the traveller is
"well cared for," we look our seat in the
cars on the Westeru Extension, for Hickory
Tavern Depot, tbyg.'tflrminui of the Hail
Hoad IifpIsnaTong theoad we n'otio
cd witb regret the bad appearance, of the
wheat, and from what we van learn, the
prospect geuer illy is, that a tiuri crop will
be tbe result.
We arrived at Hickory Tavern I)ipot
about 11 o'clock, and we wen uot a link
surprised to fiud that at this station an em
bryo town bad sprung up. Tbn propritor
of the liud around bad laid itotfino lots,
many had been sold, two Store II. i-es had
been erected and others were in csitempla
tion. Wo met l'r. Linsay here, win is Well
known to our citixens, who is going to put
up, we believe, a Wholesale Establishment.
As this wiil be a Depot of some importance,
it is in contemplatiou to erect a good house
for furni-biiig meals to those who may
have lo aton V fnunil here ihn .nn. nf
. r i
ail new placcs-.a groggery. Here persons
going to Lenoir, in Cald well county, have to
stop. For their accommodation the ftige
to Abinirrlon V rasspa o n . s.l . .
i o j i
Thursday snd Saturday; and down every
Monday U'rduesday and Friday. Mr Cal ;
Brown, of Morgauton, has a team of horses'
at tbis statiou fui ije accouuuodation of
tbe public, and by his conveyance we reach
ed Lenoir, oo Monday evening.
Tbis was Superior Court week, Judjje '
Heatb, prssiding. Tuesday was States day,
and we heard of do cases of much interest,
ali petty cases.
After dinner an opposition meeting was
held lo ratify the action of the Opposition
Convention at Kaleigb, on tbe -1 of Feb
ruary last. Wheu we entered Col. 13. S
Gaither was speakin; and was' explaining
the operation of the ad valorem system of
Taxation lie inttrsperaed hia remarks
with witty anecdotes, in the application of
the sutject, which caused him lo be repea 8 o clock, rcres ol the juvenile population,
ledly cheered by the sudience. Oue Le ' mi,1 tue,r PP. '"' 'x' fii--d-, were
... ... , , r. . ' aeeii wending their way n r lie Kail Hoad
related was, that one of the Oemocratio ,. .... ' m i i .1
V pot. I he ears were so-u tilled and the
Speakers out West, in addres.inga meeting, cdreo teady to be pone, hut ovmg to
on ad valorem, said tbatth opposition aomc iiii-apprehen-iou about the time of
parte bad brought ioto tlie contest a foreign starting, it was j uiced bet to delay a
language. Some people said ad talor. m " bil'- lc-' l"er ""Ppo'' ould
. , , .... .be experienced by iho-e who atill larm-d.
rteaut a rich man a negroes, but be believed A rllHoo, bu., frMU tl)e e .in,
I it meant a poor man's cow. Tbis caused a'
good deal of merriment. After Col. Gaither
concluded, the meetin? adorned the rmnlu. 1
tion which will be found iu another column
JVe have every reason to believe from
what we could learn, that the "Western
Reserve " will give a strong vote for Pool aud
hqua. Taxation tn August, for it is so popu-
lar, that several Dem-vcntio candidate fur
. t i.,ura : ori 0. nf
tern rnnnlivs intend s I ...... 1 .... i. r...
w-.wufa
the
stump,
On Wtl-)esday moriiirir, we left Lenoir
. f
to visit tiu ulphur Spring-, on the land cf
K:ka!iah Flowers, rar I'pper Little 1'iv
er. These Snrio" hive oi.lu Ki. ili.ne.
. J .
ered within the last two .ear., one of thiu,
J M
, their being three, only with.n a few days-
from the scdiuiHiit denu.iteJ by tin
know n
'I his water ha.i already beiu ten- j
'"" u'' proven ticoelioial iu aeveral caae
of dy-pi-p.ia and severe ca.es of sick head
ache Mrs Flowers bcr-elf, before the d,s
t l r - ...
covery of Ihe fir.l Spring . -. troubled uear
P,'nZ 'he cause of this affliction his vo
entirely removed
There is also within a
short distance of these Springs a calyheate
Spring, ao that invalids can me either wa i
ter, as theypleato. Mr. Flowers is making
preparation to accommodate as many per 1
sun as he Can, who deaires to test the cu
rative qualitle of this water. These Springs
are situated about 9 miles from the White
Sulphur Springs, in Catawba county, aud I
persons attending those Springs can in a
, ,i.; ,.r , , . !
j.c.,-.. ui a, coup. 01 ooura vi-it
llieB tud kt of , . 1
their beneficial effect. The location of the.e
u . , . ., ,
Sprmg. p.e.tant, and if ll.e encourage- j
ment wiil warrant it, the proprietor will im- j
prove Ibeiu so as to have a pleasant sum-
uiir retreat. See advertisement.
within about S miles of Col
Hobard Springs, we intended to vi.it them, , boy, seeim-d to enj y "the occasion as
but we saw tbe Colonel in Salisbury and ' M"iuu 1,0 Wur' 0I" of the children.
were informed by him that be would not! nT r"""1 lh" f1'440" I )'"( 'de for
. , , 11 - , , I" ",i1h "bile lh stiffie-s of the man
be at home. He is making handsome pr, , ,,, becoming a child. 10 minister to child
parations for entertaining company ai will ' i.h joy. Hume of u anin repaired to the
he seen by reference to his advertisement ' ehurcli whtrn a aerinon of charming aim-
Tharsday morning was very wet, but be-
in anxious lo set Lomo. we bad to ride 1
through tbe raiu to ILckor. T.ver. Depot,
where we arrived just to time to meet tbe ' tor, Mr. Barnee, who is just the mao for
the childreu, so kind ' and pleasant, take
c"9' fit .'charge of n again anJ the engine rorersing
Although the prospect of a good, wheat iti( tolion by , r,.(rog-ado motioD we soon
crop Is bad. we hope Iks fioe season we ,rrje ,t Charlotte, having had a delight-
have had for the last few days will tuatert-
, cfan jt for tu Dl,t,er
, e
Milltary Parado.
On Saturday last, the Hornet's Nest Ilifle -
men aud the Meckleiihuri; Dragoons exhibi.
led a very handsome military display. Af-
, , ,i i-
'er rf! various evolution-, the IU
Demen lorinen a square tor mo iei p.uu u.
:rir.b- Dr,g00DJ ,hen attempted lo
bre,k ,hroilghibul .ere unaococsful. The
horse of one of the Dragoius became un
manageable and attempted to runaway witb
his ri ier but did not succeed. This mili
tary display was highly gratifying to many
of our citixens who witnessed it.
Fino Specimen of Gold.
e had exhibited to us this morning, a
very fine s.iee.uien of gold picked up by a
gentleman on bis land about 5 miles of this
nl .ee The ,old is imbedded in a white
place, me gon i imoeo n.u in a w nire
a..., f0.j, wortu about ?.'). If 1
', fij u,any )ru ,uc,t be- ought to le
1 uutltin.i for thein.
I First Engine.
! The first engine, with several box aud
pl.itf ,nn ear-, for the Wilmington, Charlotte
i.n I U iiln i l'nd Hnl II ad. arrived ill this
i : . i . l . Ti i r-,, 1., .
iilace, on ntlrdlly ln.t. lln-y brought a,
' .
load of rods and castings for the bridge
over the Catawba Kiver.
Peterson for Juno.
This interesting periodical hs been witb
' ccustomed regularity ou our table wait-
iti' for the ino vint; of the waters. Its table
of contents is as rich as usual, and w
hy is
it the Udles d) uot sub-cribe for it? It is
theach?apest periodical iu the couutry.
Tremendous Hail Storm.
W
e regret to learn that the part of this :
county near Uicrya lurnsul was visited,
. . ,
ye-ieroay r.y a very severe atoriu oi rain
j eiy eitio iui lau The meniory of palmier day aa arou-
The cotton, corn, wheat, aud;eJ in, ,he enthusiasm wiih a bieb the snea '
.ii i . .. i i t ii I. . l . l
getahks were beaten into the r a .s fn q .uly cheered, showed that the,
tbu force of the bail. " ''lg Tarty iu Caldwell County was pot j
fe'"r''''n V(
LTOUudty
Workiag Men s Address. ieoua'ity "''J rl wines it. .a toove.n.in hsd been
We c.il attention to the Address of the) U e eonclu-ion of the addre... the , 'P
Working Men's Association of Halrigb. ' fallowing resolutioua were unanimously a- ! Oo hii ..r K. A. faldwell. Wf., C. W. Fen
The addresa is worthy the attentioo of every i dopte I, fit i i..:i m J. J B..r, were elect. osrui.
i ' I 1st. HryJre.l, That we cordially approve ' l ''m " ' "
laboriui; man and tax-payer. , ... ..... .. . J, ' i corded, a foil.. a .
6 1 ; the nomination nf JOHN I'DOL. of Tj-o io . w ,. , . , ...
!. . ... , t . I.. Smith, J. B. Kendall aad C. W.
tank aa the Candidate for Oovernor ol the K.nu.o
Fino Strawberries. ; Con.titiilioual Tnion I'wrty of North Caro- Cmbm'rtmt Wm. S. llama. K P llirne V I'.
We received from Mrs J. M Dtvidaon, lina and that a hereby pled: him our II .rri., J. t . II Ujrh. .u, I., u
c,t.,e. ,,,.D . u..
strawborriea for which she will please ae I
. ,
cept our thanks.
aw
rotl Til B C. WHIG.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CKLKui. A HON.
Mr ljitt'jr :
M:.oy young heart, ou the
mormtig ol last niesiiay were tue.re tnan
usually jiyou in the anticipition of the
rural Ssbna'b School Celebration. About
warnin.', and aeeelerat-d the motion of four
young feet We still waited ; for 1 0 1' S
or travellers a antiiij: to f ,nn the con
Iiecliou made the in. X orat.le d ma nd of a
departure at the piect-e mouieiit We hid
young hearts to ruti'y and we coii'd will
affrdtowi'
1) it 11 a'l haviu arrived.
the ri'ea-atit vrnr.t, ' A I aboird " was heard
and we .n- .S
h.ve wi- h-i.. .-
What precious freight
lid a -erious accident .
, . 11
occur to
re-l upon some n.-aita l-.eimg the re.p ui-
nhiii'y of o valuable a crj;o wesla'imed
ourse.ve-, at ei..:h door to kjrp Ihe re-tle.s
bojs w ii hin. We
pointed pl-.ce. We
a:i I In- il l- from lh.
Sunday .SciiO'ti. ,
pr .ces.j iu wa. loi ii:
inv.-rted ord.-r into i
soon reached the sp 1
e in 1 1 t.y rtiit'ireii
II ii i is ui and llel rou
I' A M.
rl ahici,
ins relied i
e ii u r
h.
1 i.e t-xerc-i-es ol t',
e(, y re,d(, lh, S.-ripture- ; siuin
0CC4-
n were 0D''l
pr ijer. conducted by Kev. O. A. Chrieix
l.urg, Pa-tor of Pineiilie Circuit. After
by the Sharon Choir Mr. Kdwiu A
Yates waa introlueed lo tbe meetniL., who
delivered a mo-t ixcelleut Address on the '
ulj.-ct of Sunday Schools Shoit sd j
drte-es were made by Kevs J, W. Miller I
am. () A. Chrietzburg. A committee of!
six ladies waa then announced who were '
ci-argi-d witb the duty of unloading the ;
baskets of provi-ions, and arran-injf the I
t.ible for tbe repist which waa lo follow.
I his they did wit', a despatch which no ;
doubt was agreeable to all. Our bill of '
fire was rich and hountifjl. The girl were
pliteed on one sid.j of lh) board and the '
ho) on the other, the old folks in the rear
A blessing td, iuvoked. and all proceeded
toei.j ty the sulistai.tiala and tne d liutie.
supply was mom than auOicieut for
mose present, am wn re-'rel (li.t
none
of lis were thoughtful
h to l' n her ud
what reiiiamd, to have distributed among
the children of the poor who had not the
opportunity of being pre-ent at the Celebra
tion. 'I bis would have been peculiarly ap
prnpriate tu a Sabbath School diouer.
Hits pleasant employment being over,
adults aud children .ii.n.-re,l n..t it.
..A tl 1 r, . ,
n.i. - .. tun oo; s coj;agiii in a (fame 01
town ball, and the irls in bide bandker-
. ", , J'0'' " '.rUrouH "her
"d di-played their agilny and ersce in
ju.., - ,,,, ,lie rope. Various other innocent
recreations were indulged in, such as leap
,ro - '. ring lioorge, fit. It was remarked
1 thst a clergyman bold headed and apeeta- i
cled, who turned the rope, giving a good !
chtnee lo tho oirls but ti .l.tituii. t .mot. ih
to ohil iren, conccrniii- j
. 1. J ... ",B
uouselio Ml ol .aaman. Wear e..l nnm
to return ho.e. Th, LZlllZ
l ful exoursion, here the enjoymem nan neen
of an innocent character, no improprieties
having marred the ocoaeion. Our pleasures
bad been pained without the ex tie use of a
violated conscience No accident marred
!,nt. (, h p)..tiies.a of tbe day
We tiiual not forget to note that one little
fellow who thought more of play than the
oration, upon nciujj nsaeu ii ne uiu no. nan
f fc f , Mk !
thouht ia w preaching.
We hope tbe time may come when be
may indeed be preaching Ilia address
was as good as a sermon. Thus pleasantly
passed our rural celebration
CUILDUIiN S FIUEXD.
May 8lb, 1800.
I'UBLIC MEETI.NO I CALDWELL
COUNTY.
A meeting was held on the 6th of May,
, Dy the Uig t arty ot tbe above count, tor
,h purpose of endorsing the platform of
rrnicples. adp,,d l0 Ualdgl, by the Whig
" ' ,h,b'"l1' ,'f 'V?'0" f ' "
nou nalion of Joho Tool for GoverLor by
said convention.
i ne mi.Q wa. org.nixeu oy appo inun.
John Hays, K-) , Chuiruiau aud Dr. T
1)
Jones Secretary.
Col. H. S Uaither, was called on to ad
dress the meeting, and be promptly respond
ed in one of his happiest efforts. After ad
; verting to the federal state of tbe country, its
factious and revolutionary condition, It,
departure from the good old wnya of Whig
' ... . . ,
il"'rjri "bleb cous.sted la prudence, morlera
I ,in ..i ,,.:,:.,., ,!,; i ,k. -.,;
tuiion and love for the L'nion lie then
discussed tbe politics of our ou State, and
as we were only appointed to write out the
proceedings of tbe meeliiii?, we decline lo
give any detailed account of this splendid rf
fort of the Champion of the " Western Un
serve." Suffice it lo lit, lha he advocated
Constitutional Kelorill and the principles of
'ad Valorem tmlKin with auoti loree and
cleirne.., interspersed with so many rracii
r . , ile i
cl illu.traiions. as 10 call forth tbe frank
admission of an overwhelming majority
that the principle wa. just and ribt wbivb
' ure pieuge tni ine eanuiuaie oi asm ;
.... ...
rerorm at trie en-umg lection will be tri
UUiphalit.y eli Cted.
The memory of palmier days was aroua-
'dead. Ill August it wtllgo forth with ban
I lo fi.ht the battles of iust.oe and
-- ---- - - --- - a. -,r
' ;" opinion 01 inia
; iiieeurijf it is noin eipeui.ini ano J i-l mat 1
j t eon,tnlion of p,ope 0f yolt (-,ro. J
I lina he called at aa early a period as po.ai- '
j hi', for the purpose of so amending the'
;"'.'"! - " of 8id State, aa to enable iu ;
: lOL'twIaturtf to ne-?t lust Tirt mn 11 a i
Um of taxation-Tax...,- neeroes as proper-
! ty not aa persons.
3rd i .(orer That the proceeding's of
this meeting he published in Ire CharlolU
H hit.', (ireensboro Patriot, and K.leih
Register, and a'l pap-rs in the Stale friend
ly to the cause b" req les'ed to eopy
TI. il..L..r.l . . I I
1 he thanks of the mertmjf were tendered
to its oucers when i ail 1 nirned
JOHN II AYS, Cbairmin
T. U. Jo NIK, Secretary
run TH N. C. WIIIU
Mr Il'ht'ir ; After the ridiculous procew
din,'s at ("hs'l-ston, it i to h hpd we will
hear no more of the " hicl falutin " shout
sueh ' obsolete " notions as " National D-mo-cratie
Party." Tbe on'y National Party
there is, is that Great Conservative Party
now springing up. North, South, East and
We-', like the " Po t " snoi na , fr nn
Ve. p r ady to Ihrotile both A'olliotl a-id
Moiern Uemncracv. and onrifv the aronern
, l ..i . . !
.t uo,uikiuj .v u .uiiuii j, o..
save the I nion.
The u oul i be " J! ational Pemoer acy h s :
l.ern shouting " Princi r.I.s 1 Pnmipl. s !',
and what are they ! our thing Noilh, aneth
er Hung rl, ami altogether a Dora ol a
diff - r tit color or colors in ihe Sout h. and i
with all their Janus-face. I pf'ipeiilittrs,u'J
ci'ild not Ex up a lotf-jrnt that from a eer
uin pa-i t in ii, looked Norlo, and from anoth
er po-ition looked South. The fact ia, " ibe
thing " was overdone at Cineinnatti. As an
Alaham i Delegate rem irked, it, (the Cin
cinnati Platlorm,) was a swindle, and it is
kely now as ihn element could not airree.
they will so to Uiltittiore and d.irii no I'ial
form at all, co before the people without
prie.eiplea and rely altogether upon liuti
cimbe and huinliiiir. as Tlemoeratie eandi-
dates hare often done bofore. " Volo for'
us," said they, " we are the only party w ho
eao save the country.'' If Fremont ia eleo !
ted, Kan-a will come in ss a free State, and i
the " L'nion " r. tit be dissolved. Huchatian
" wa el. eti d.'' and by mid through bis r
raiiieineiits, Kansas came in free. Nodi.,
solution took pi ice, it v is tlie demorrarif
and the f 'incinna'ti J'tii orta Van liureti
was a X'trther-mtn with Southern f.-plings,
with them
I'aylur was an AW1101
fit, acoordini! lo democracy. John A. Oil I
ner was anoth'r, for vo'.ing against a " bill " ,
that Senator Hammond, of H. ('. said wa a'
swinille " and ought to be kicked out oil
Congress; and tbe next thing you hear will!
be that Joho Boll lha candidate of the ilo I
ri.ius Union Party, is an abolitioni-l also, I
for such is their aystem of lacies, tbey will 1
charge anything and everything lo any ! '""""-"" fr m pr...o..t...... o r
6 , ' , , , ' I"" peole, Ihtl even if llie.e sin, II Ihloes t Ver
mm who comes between them and the spoils ,.,,e(li ,, h na ,ld rfJI.i.,0't rtff
Aud as an illustration of the good grace by would do, m (am would not be worth the em.
which ihey can make all auch charges, I will '"'I ll,"t H-iwut comity w,.ol.l n..t n.ve to (e-y
give you an extract of a speech delivered ""',e """ ,u """ "J ' 'if''. ,," "
? ,. ,. ,. 1 . r .1 "'d 'si.e.in Hie wle.l. sil.le more ll.an ai.l (ill -.1
by their " very vonh,, 'friuM l. ,,,,, .nSa,,,,,.,,,-,,,,,, ... (ht,f,f:,lllh
Charleston ( Onvention, as they Called him, lliei.,illi,.;it..f unt.i.d pr..H.fty ,.uid hrn.r
Bill I think you will then agree wilh mn, I "'hi l Treasury en or :i.l,UOU ol revenue, at l-t r
when I say thai it must have been the DUck'1"" ""' 0,""rlh. ail in eg and tin
tt . r. .1 ii..,. ' ii 1. .. j .. .1 i CUI'S m th world.
Convention. Tbe following ia an extract I
from the speech made by Caleb LVhiog, iu J
l tin House 01 Kenrcseulaiive. ananist tbe
admission of Arkans w a uls.s Hi ,i '
ld Ma:. I
"r. V ... I
" This provision of the Constitution of ;
Arkansas is Condemned by those whom I
represent on this occa-ion ul anli.republi.
c usu-,t)g on general principles 0 gen-,
eml pohlij. and us unjust lit I he inhabit'ints
of the mm staveholhn;' Stales
Th'ij oh-
Jw 1 l" "r7. rf't,a vrnt'ittun to
.... I., .1 . - , 1 .1'
TU.U in tl,e sute
" I eooour in reprobating ta a eause.
cannot, bit titty vati of ninef
ratify or sauctijf iOMstdtt'.ion of Coo.
tmm'nt which W(ftaket,itt this way ,
foreclose, in uiIvuhcc the iiogtcbt of civili.
ziuwn ana itutrvy jorevtrr.-
"We are engaged id the creation of In.
fant empires. Wbat we ahall now do it to
sot upon fenerations vet unboru, to tlia
end of time. ' 'JVre is no appreciation of
tbe consequences wbiob lie enveloped like
the minute germ of the apringing seed in
tbe work" of th.a dour. And al ib a tiru
.... - . n.-cnj ui-rne(.
Ulll, 00 our ,ip, . shall ue, uhose ver,jin.
stttution ute tstnOltsheu on the futtrfumeii.
tat iioi tnnt) of human right ; shall we, the
representative of th fret jteope nf the l'ni.
ted States, be bt utishhj dumb, when it is
' taught, through us, lo render slavery irri.
'leemably perprttuul m a Htte Hate W4C.
ting atltnission into tit L'nioH,"
And then again, look at the action of the
Convention, lo deciding the claims of tbs
two D.'lrgaiions from Nw York Fernando
Wood, who is friendly lo the 8outb was re
jected and Iean Kiehmotid retained, his
ilici ,e, (ui,in the principle, of the nia.
jori fc M ,upp(rted V,o Huren iu
. re,8o Cn,i,Att, with Kre.
i Kree Labor inscribed on iheir ban-
' u'l,.- .t, rv ... ... ,
" i ners. Where is the Deiiiooraev of Nnnk
Carolina? Are the; supporting free ami
doe,ril,f , T Wbere do the stand I It seems.
' tn nni is the word. I'erhaps they have join
led the Know Nothings T liut really they
j keep the people in awlul suspense bat we
will hear from them, tbe attractions of th
'spoils and cohesion of public plunder will
cause i hem to make one more deaperatu cf
fort aiih their only " bada " of N itionali
ty, tix : tbe insiguia of official station g iiu.
j ed by humbugging. A.
Opposition District Conven-
TION.
T'.e (V.p,,.,i,.inisl in the 7iii rntifreasinn.il It s.
tncl, purausnt lo appriintoietit, mel in t fisvtutn.n
ul lua t ..nrl li.iue in ri ilisnur y , un lh -9ili uf VI .y.
, lor tlie purpnae ot aeiectini a I't.irict r. ee.
i t"r. sn.. minis aub elerinra in le I'onnties,
' " ""!""" .-uw rieamer. r.-q , svm.jt ll.r
j "'' d t.. p-. O,,
I'" 1 ' pliHorni, Mr. Il.rria coo(t.iui,rd ,
pm.t.e .1 fnen.ia mi H-p..-( el. h now the. i
ti.s he.ru uf true pilrmta evev wltere. lie th.i'
tile ilsra ilsysnl lliw wllo n.se slW4ye rireai,t.
cdttie entinienla and principles ot Ilia tlsv alui
d p4.ui1 ; and that anon w .le.u .1 wil.i... ii, .
ir,0in.i. uf pain .l.c rrT.rl ami poinie.l tiUr .ii
I ll.e fsll of i..rly ir.nn. Me fi.r rstm..
ted W.. iWI-w .in,. ..f North tr. e.prei.iiy
'H"W wiiijt f North l'..r esprei.n,.
,n ,hr" '","" "r O"1 "''rt ineiplef tJl4.
t'on sniH.uncs.l in ine plaiiurm of the Stale I mi.
, ..,,irdcrt n,,,,, IB ,,.,'.
nce wuh lha right and jj.i prior, pie. wlneli h. .
"wrrttniro the p.rty wuh whnli.e h.d
' h'' u Mr. Ilarna Ha .ored
nr. r, J. M kesiU-r. Ui. 1.
t'. t.iiin.r
.nrt,
,V,eklkmrg
I. B W. Alal.nder.
M l. U A G P.liuer, Dr. M T. Wad.
dill .n.i J. I.itii.f.t.m,
.atraa (' J .i.r.. Jieob File, I.. t icUi",
II A ,-,i.iw.l. K. U Au.i.n, i.. J M
t- llio.J.J U u.irr, J ,1... Ikn-.a. m Marpt.y,
I . I.. P.u.r, M H Mtk.ni... C..ri M..,o-t,.
A.W II . a, l.sr-nce Uogle, U tl. Krert.J k Ura.
h.i.., I-'. K rshotM, J. 1;. Burrouxt, J-- 'J'ionn.
moon, P. f. M..e v, J..IH. aoiio.r, J..h Ir,au Jj.
!,,. j
U y.len. M Kichwinr. J. l R .u...v. A.
J .I11...111, J .t. a B.'fer, Levi 'l rt
rj aud is K. y.i-r.pi.n.
, Ier, O (,. K
j rleatelau
L
, lflcvsln, Ca.liMt and C'ataw.
uiiea ware 04.1 reorarnld
111..I ,,n ot C J ...ea. Ksaj., 11m Ci..irmin
w. r.aj le.leil .i spH.,1 a I '..mini lire .i c.mai.t
, , ,."', u (,w Mh , (K. ,.,
I hu.n.e.a lor the aein.a 01 Una ( ..i.tsi.li. n.
le
liter
e t n.iriusn ainmaficea lha foilowi
i COOL
rVaw V-a.'-a'.jf '..!. tt. W Aleaaadrf
f. sm r ai.,'i,i L. U K'iHii..iu(Lr, J. SI
fiataj .V(n "ol D. A. ti P.lmef, t, M. T.
tVj.i.nil.
.es laaoa f F. ts.inlli. J P K-nd.ll.
t-'ium . I . J ma., K. A. t .luw.il.
Tne ouAi.illee retired,
Mr. V I II 'iiiig.r wa tl.en called nut to ad-
dr. ll.e I not oli-.it. Urn woo (reeled Willi ap-
pi us on l.an.g 11, pi. 11., no. IU a. id it alw.ys
A r.l. 0 Inn. p. assure lo re-B-.nal lo lb Call of In.
leit.iar c. I. a- .... It- prcM-ele! ut one lo Star-use
t.q.i.1 'r-ailion a. lite ft"! leaua loal eotterr .1. d
ii. a e.tiiena .l .Vim t sr .lms. lh u riU tli.l.
a- we h.U .qu.hly eur-u l u. in Iim.m.I e.eiy
in.p el-e r.i.tn.f l.i i.utilie arsirs, wtie toil h.ta
eajua-iiv m IsSstiou aia, the moat unp.ri.nt uf
'" J- inw.n.ied ttwj sni.pl. r.ty tit prmei.
';; ' -"'".'"" -no na jo.i..
It:
ew ih m.q.i.lil, ul n.e
resent evstein. it. atliirh X'lM IHHl ..nn ... I-h ..
o-.d .. p.y . i.ui Hire ti...e. a .oeh n a
St iO".1 imi.imki ol alsee pr p. riy ; IJJ.tno,.
j ut) i nl
oi. n-.t 1. ntsiie hi
- lh.
hill a. ...ue.. $! loil.lWll.Ulltl of .lit.- pf.,pert ;
3 HO I II-. II ..I e. 0.1,1 11, nirtehmdiae 1 m.Oe 1.1
.. ... ii. 1 i.iueh as I M.IX'I'.IMXI of n.nn. y at
inn-re. 1, and not IliroUf n tiie ! x tp I. The weak
in t r.-l. at oisOe to Is M lh l.unleii ,,f tai .tn n.
I he whole sy.lein inesitshly lewded lit make the
'ci. richer, and lite poor p.HS7.r, snit it w 1 f eineg
w..ts a.,d w.rfae eve'y year, th denied tn.t wa
w tCKtliiia to array Ihe mm. l , In.lilera .gunsl
tne aUtl...l.iera. lh .l.el.r.-d thai whig slate
llohlera, sll.to.l without ear. ptioo. Were lt.r lina
Ju.l priiicipla It w.is a..tiy but l)ioe.ir-lic
sl-i vein. io. rs, who lovefc tl't-l' poc Set. more thill
wh it a .. rij lit, wl opim tl ll ; ami it w.a se.ll.sl
ueti oirli II, wp were sreli llif to .fr.J ala i. oili
er, ami tion ahiteholilera, mu . r. ry one la w It. on
we e luhl indo le by arguno-nt anile Wilh as in
Una relnrul. It' .le.Oi.i lliat I Vm, erjl. hy IH. ir
tin Clip apiHtla, were aeesln In array lh poor a
fsin.t the net., and 1.1 crest tn nopre-t..n thai
lliewlng.w-.iiil.il to oi.p:s ll.e p.a.r N.w. ha
ml. lined, wn- i really faeoitoff tlie n.,r f To
in .mil i I -I f properly in th Mate, wl.ieh now
, untaa.-.i, 1 1...1 I.. Hi. 1. M i,r t'HI.Mill.iU'U,
ml all 111 .lie h.i.d.of lh rich. And th wines
who sei It 1 1 i n in in, 1... 1 y vslu.lil ,iniriy,
re held un a fivnrmg iii.i r.rli s(in.l il,e piHir
widow j wlitle I i,e oi-inner. I a, who want In prnt.rt
Iheav itiiliion. up,n in;lii.-ii ironi any taaalnw
wli ilever, c aim. d I . he tne epeeisl Irien-i. ol tne
p eir j ev. rv leely ol any ss-nae culil ae the tale.
Ii.hmI ol SU'-li claim. Til Whigs sough1. In fa
vor 1. either cls.a. hut to tic at all alike, and ton. k
ricn do, wlni tliey m. te now not uoiog.eonlri.
hule
t'ltir juat pro)airii,in l lh, pul.lie hurilrn.
t.k u,. tlie l.n-cuu ar.uinenl and lore ll to
II.
' -'".w.d tti.t ine ming p!. 11.001 eapie..
h'.wcd luriher, in reply lo Mr. Cwlwell's
w .ui.i . ... in. landed mier.-l ,.f l(.'.wn c umy
ainui ev.nuti enn illy tn the wa
I Uisa-llut
""'"h -very year w..ulu be lilied un fi.o an inter-
winch w.a now over.borden.id II" avowed
himself eg,. .1.1 any chang, f ,e bnaia of K. p.
renisloi,.linwed Ib.t, perh-.p the West, under
valorem system, would Im on or two H n-
bu' 11 ""t prorly should
n P'olet-tej m on llou.e; thai he wa w.llnn
,,., wh,.h , rtim ,. b, lM .,.
ol l.i ,11 .n. .Iioulj have tn eontr.l oT Ihe Sensip,
,h" hwi not afraid ..f our P. .stern brethren.
would o well for Hie whole Stale lo hsv Ibe f-
would o well lor Hie whole l.
fJt
lh two aoctioi. i
upn lb other.
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