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OREGON CONVENTION.
A 'convention of delegates. from States id
the vallr of the Mississippi,; was held in
' - Ciaciouati ou the 3d, 4th, and 5ihvnst3I"t6
take iilto consideration the jirojpriety, &c4 '4f
jitlmCSSaely settling the texwtry, with Mother
. - matters which might come before it, in rela
tiorto that interstingscction of our repub-
Re.; ..The fjdlowtpg tesolutioris'and " decfuT-a-
, lion comprehend the aiaturecr deliberations
"ind final action of the conventio
. ' - ..are most important documents pat
4? " R. MT- Johuson was president of the eouven
lion . ..- . - - -,....
Resolved, That lb.e right of 'the U. States to
- the Oregon Territory, from 4 deg, to 54 deg.
40 min. north latitude, is unquestionable, and
hat it is the imperative duty pf the tiehenil
Uoverhment, forthwith to extondibe laws of
the U. States over "said territory. .
'Resolved further, T1jaroHirage mi
gration to, aud the pertfui newt and secureet
tlemetit of said territory, the Congress- pflhe
U. States ousAvt to establish Vi line of foits
tiom the' Mississippi rjer to. the Pacific
ocan-Trmrfcrtvide.alsS - a d &itfl3IS
force for the protectiouof the territory and its
citizens.' . ' -
Resolved, That" for fhe purpose el-making
known the causes atd principles of our action,
the following declaration is unanimously
adopted and now signed by the members of
this convention, with instructions to the offi
cers thereof to transmit a copy 4o- the Presi
dent of the U.'States, and 6eJi member of
Congress an,d also to the Executives of the
several States, with a. request topre,seul the
same to their respective legislatures:
.1 Declaration of tktUiztns ef the JIissi&
sippiJrallcy, assembled in ConjetJitien ai
Cincinnati, July 5i, 143, far Hie put-pose
of adopling-siicfi-ntettsuixs asjnccy induce
1Ue iiHlnedicttc occupation. yfc,the Oregon
Territory, by the Jtrms and'Iai9S xJ the
U. Slates of JS'orth Antcriecu.
. We, he uudSrsigued, citizen of die Mis
sissippi valley, do hereby, declare to- our fil-low-scitizens
of the vholo Republic, that in
urging forward measures for the immediate
occupation oftHe Oregon Territory and the
north-east coast of the Pacific ocean, , from
42 deg. to 54 deg. 40 min, -uorfh latitude
we arc but performing a duty we owe Id our
selves to the Republic to the -commercial
ions of iho world- to posterity, -and to the
rent Li itain aud Ireland, not us
jfitted by the further ex-
NTt&V NF.RRO P&ATION'.
From anlxfract publ&bed ia Ae 'Albany :
Argus, d derived frovth.e Narrative j)fMrk
u lison, a mrssionaTy in AiiBfi e
that he has discovered a jdatiou .VjEthtopi8
"never, before" Aeoq or described-y xnjyfhrte
man.' Mr iVilsen is stationed n the tra
boon river, which empties into the Atlantic,
a6ou1- treaty aulas uoj UjjpiUhekiuaWjl,.. .
The mission is- at the moutu or me tivci,
Mr Wiison rrc-
r,,uwa""ulibutiiin-a fine opportunity, Mr Wdsoi
"I- . .VeWoP"d 'oVBranoguid negro
roiUi. t,or. jcf?ut the Gabcfoa aid its tiibutary
ncr-
the
Km flrnrnhn. i Kobatmars towo. 50 miles
from the ocear.r the Bawk?j if branch -of
the Big Oroiffljo.-Thw was as lar irp ttre.
river as he"astended".Ji-While tiiere, be wet
wiili a-Hcf iiaion offricaus"some of wnon
were said to .have come-five days joomey
and others tejvor- twe4; days joutney froin
the intfei ior -tlTat is, frm2U0 to 4UU njiles
froul th"e sea coast Tie colls, them thte Van
"ice people, beaiuse thev came from the tli-
lrectionin which a country of that uame lies.
N0RTH-CARO&
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Xm. iijTiie, man
: gatHjrHyMopagjrttljr ,
24
r5
I t
'"should
"jhorn
ee
mf 7 a ihnv strn with inTuTV or Oliiiimiiiuu, duuu.u
r
knows rtigidn oFAfriqa.
The existenceajnd use of iron of their own
mauiifacturty seems very r-ejnafkable,;nd
philqsbphat,s would sai',. iudkafe aa ad-
an-ced state ocivilizatiop, for it is known
that a barbarous or savage people never .have
iron of their -avd manufacture uuiil it has
been first -intiQiUiced by the whites. The
notvexlsfence of slavery arid tjic slave Irade
among them, sjows -vieafure strll more dis
inctke from The ordinary- African. -
We arc furnished by the Aigus withhe
following passage froui -the joutual of Sir
Wilson : .
"During our short sojourn wi this place,
vte met wifh a number o niou entirely dif
ferent iu their features and -general sippuar
ance from those in this part of the country,
sumo of whom were sa id to- have, cpnpe.five,
and otheis ten .or twelve dttjs journey from
the interior. They wet S known bTthe name
of the Pangwe people. They weie on a visit "
to-this.part o! the-vnuntry, wleh u as near,t
th sea coast as thev have veuttrred. llear
rng of us at thisjilace, they carno in consider
able numbers, fosce a.'whfte maO and old
rok, obe f whom Was as much an pbject.of
curioshy as the other. -f .
Thise of '.hem whom wo,jsaw, both metrl
aud women, weic vastly sivparter . in'tlheip
)ersonnl uppearance to the maritirrfe frbe;
aud if they may be regarded "as a fair ?pfej
meu of their peoplel sliould have o hesita
tion in pronouncing tLete thw-fiuest Africans.
I have evcf met wilh. Thev wear no
t a piece of r.lotl made of the
. This id . draw n bo
ned around the loins
covet clolh. On
bushmu of this
they wear "cloth
lects, and their
n and womeq
at deal of taste.
THE MARKET. On TbiirA.
wore itf a.Uusicess 9ppearnc"
a fair,trasJb- ia Bacon ; it opened fj
owing to the qtftntity- coming in'il4
to ictnt per lbt-. SVBal loads of A
and sold readily at 4 to-5 doflaii ;
excellent quality. Wheat readiry brii
cash. -Du littlo Cotton inlaSt saf f
cSrrfiign hre'ely at 50 toS cent;
TllEI.ASy.ALI
- UTS' elect ipp Reprcseutat'
gress whi uw;iace jji a lew iav
wis!) to say wortHi to our f''
crats in relation thefbto: " ULe-hav
Lsnotiye or pttp'
goAeiHtneiil which we conceive to b lcst
adapted to the pnmiotion of the gultest
good to the grgatest n'umber" ; for such ajhe
great and avowed-object of democratic riu
inlp?' snr-ttvpr has leii the motto df thn
Republican Party. - ' 1 1
It is tne amy or everciuzen io gu mo
polls and vote , for the -candidate who pre
sents his principles.; " r
JMany bif?cr and nialiikaia things Jie
been published iu the whig .papies abfj Mr
Saunders, thd.eiBocratig.cididateji Ifiuci-J
phis liavc uo'f)eerJ 'fiiada the(gTeatej5).uf
slandecusatta'ks ha-ve beeB;made ; for djie
AyWtg party lik a doHestJawyef, J'eJd
(or tlieir Success, mainly uixiVlaikcrttfJ'die
character -of. tnqir oppotats. , '
We ask you, ferlow-demoetats, if prQ is
bu.& araotig u, wTho glorieiin he priAfptesvj
i cWOttS& TilAN SLAVERY.In the
,joiwvrurttuicie is arr-account ot a con-versafiftn-ield
rith, a hanrl employed. on one
V Ae.VaTtoi in Xcglnd. Bronthe coiitet
satfoVwjathcr -that tbe yodngap," (gsr he
wiii8care 2Q rsceiyed but 'three strflidga
j(about75ts per. week out of whiek"hQhad
to fioiltns eloAie and victuals ; that b could
aflfaeat Bottjifig Jjut bread a&d lard;
that no.-v.ut ter bed at jpjght and was vp at
,TIt tt the, stable, loft, (as did ad the J
10etIlD?fl?Dl on one pallet, the sheets
of hB jyerRhad Jmf once, aer !
"Sha'acobuap is "'!pMishvedin y Ldnflon
papbr,Bd4bereltfTood awtfcority. " -
And this-isStelidvhGeTbl! rneofef4!urer
t
CoiiimiuiTeations
A Kt-i 'SS. It V M. MS V A
. ryQ uaVe jgheeriag accounts froraseveral
Bounties. Jrtr Rackan's election as Se-aStof-in
Bladen,. Brunswick, aud Columbus
is Regarded as-safe '.tJ h's frienrjs. In Co
hinJjus. Smith willieat AViHiamson"; Robe
scrn will send aNeast one and probably -two
Lwhigs la 3Ioore, Murchisbu will at
tiarripgton oauiy, auo XYioreneaaa majority
will b irrcreased. ' In Orapge, the. whoje,
whig lickel will be elected. Such is tbe Sub
stance of information upon, w hich we tan
rely." .
V- anfl the farmei-kJSwttZ" .in wnig "Tpar--laBee,
unije Hie JaborfTr'te left to starve, iftve
iO&i'Jilido..nBethjr1. . v'
.i Sa i - ;V r " r"' ' Ate
ti-. 1'
of1he great Repubffctrn pafij-whieh ;cte3
ThorAas Jeflerson and James fadisonfc re
Presidency, who can Vote for iJtJMillA tbe
(misnamem whir caaaidaie i s is tm
the northeast coasts of the Pacific ocean pass
iiito the hands of a great naval power.
That as an independent member of the
great family of nations, it is due from us to
the whole commercial world, that the poits on
both coasts of this continent should be held
bv a liberal government, able and willing to
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extend anu tacuitate mat spcuu auu tunmiu
cial intercourse which an all wise Providence
has made necessary for jjie, intellectual im
provemedt, the souijri Jaipij(jess-nd moral
culture of the humaa race,
That we owe tW entife and absolute oecu
pattow of he Oregon toUU posterity which
witrfbut .such" occupations by. the citizas,
lawWand free institutions of -oftr great Re
public,. could not pi ofit er. make available to
themselves or to the world the important con
siderations above set forth.
That howevir indignant -at the .avarice,
rulde,and ambition of Ufeat Britain, so ftc-
quently,' lawlessly, and lately cvincsd, wer-yt-t
believe that it is for the benefit of aUervilized
ifatious that she should fulfila legitimate des
tiny; but, that she should be checked In bet
career of aggression with impunity, and do
.jniuiou without right.
That for the independence and neutrality
of the western ceasts of the America tj conti
nents, and the Inlands of the Pacific oeean,
it is important that sbehould'o restTaiiiod
fn the further e.xtensfon of her power on
these coasts, and iu he. middle of the eastern
nottion of that ocean. - -
That so far as regards our rights to the ter
ritory in question, we are assured ofiheir per
fect integrity based aa ihe.yareon discqvjery
nnd exploration bv our own citizens aud
i .
Government, and on purchase and cession
from those powers having the pretencoor the
realiiy of any right to the same.
uomeuu liiTosrsj-wiiu-u nc u
head not unlike the frill of a cap. That pu
the back part is plaited into five or six braids
whic h reach below the shoulders.
The men are of medium stature, remark
ably well formed, healthy iu their appearance,
and manly in their depot tmeut, jT hey' had
knives, spear's, traveling bags, and other ar
ticles of curious and iisgeuious wormanship,
specimens of which wo, procured for a vet y
ina!L quantity of beads, All of. thtjr imple
ments are made of iron of their own, .which
is considered vastly superior to any Irrovigjit
to the" Country by trading vessels. They set
no value u;ou ckiih. aad as vet have ueveri
acquired a taste fr tobacco or rum. Read
" . .. i - j i i
powder and utass they prize very niMiiiy. anu
ii- . .1 - .1 UM
were wilting w give awjiy any tuinme uuu
for the sjnnlleSl ruianWiies of tiibc, gf these.
They'tcprcseut .jtbeir.coantry ps uifluutuiuousj
auu hcaitniui, ,auu aiurn laai curaBeous auu
otljer discasgs comxuou-to tlip inaiitime re
gions are unknown auiouj tlcai., j key-have
never particiwted yt tbo slave tra.de, .atii
tegaxd it, as.is by ho means, unnatural in,me
circumstauccs, with the utmost alihprre.ncei
iof you wlio can forsake those irillciplEbe-1
cause Geri..Saunder. received, ai the wfer-'i
ing'of gratiludp, from a'gcnprousj'womai, a
present for service be had done her; in prJur"
ing for her, justice fiom the Governineut!' Is
there one among you vho can forsake tifose
rriiicipes because a Mr Wright, of Ohio, is
alledged to have said that he "could not tell
Saufidyrs from a sheep at- leu puews"-? Is
there' one among you who. can forsake tfiose
principles for any pi iaate jtque agaiust the
deroocfatie candidate ? R is toT hoped riot.
Iiic,putJujjo Z4 democrat
, ' ..V..:.'l:.i:2;
vote tor tho oemocraiM; tuiiuiic
However
Endorsements If the following state
ment of th Herald's last mcarry artiyle is of
extensive aujiiicaJiryiw H indicates, ru , ttur
opiuuju a must desirable change iu the prac
tice of Ranks. As far 'tis the security of the
banks is .concerned, iudorsK:mejjts - is i
tnoTough humbug, .vhile ito inextricably in
volves rnecchauts wkh each other, that the
failure of one is a -signal fr a general explo
sion going ofi" like a package of Chinese
cratJi&is.-j Charleston JWerctuy.
"Tliee is apparently a great change going
n in; the rciliou of baukiug to general biii
ness. Wc-alludo. to an videutly giowing
disjosition among leading inereliauts to take
advantage of the present rcplefed 6tate, of the
that beyond tnese rignis, so pcriect.y -r-4t,atks and L in conducting large mercantile
labhshed. we would. feel compelled to retamJT,, to tak- tbo noies of known
3 I - 7 - '... uiufl, U1KJ
Monroe's uuVversalTajnroveLlecaratKn of
1S23: TIlAT-THE-AJVli:uiUAN CON
TINENTS WEJE NOT THENCE
FORTH TO RE CONSIDERED &UR
JEQ'IS FOR EUUURE XOLONIZA
'JTON BY ANY FOREIGN TOWER.
Influenced by these reasons a.nd considera
tions so important to the- West and ihe whole"
Republic U liberty to justice and free
governments we do subscribe our names to
this declaration wilh the lirm, just and matur
ed determination never la cease our exertions
till its intentions nadoHUcipIes are perfected,
and the Norm American Republic-, whose
citizons'ive aFe, shall have established- iu
laws, its arms and Ms free -institutions from
the shore of the Pacific to fke Rocky Moun
tains, throOEhout-tho terriloHeH above' sfteci
tied, and we dohereb Yrotest as .we shajl
com nine to protest agaiasf wry at-or cego
tiation, past, in process, or bereafter "to te
perfected which shall gine possession of auy
portion of the same toany foreign power, and
above aH d we remoustatte agajnst the. pos-
aession.of any part T tho Northeast coast of!
ihe Pacific- Ocean y the power oS Great
Britain.
r FSigned by Col. R. M. Johjisoii, Presi
dent, and ninety citizens of the six States in
the Mississippi Valley. J
ur their discount without iH,rmU.j
rhi.s4sinatd busiiicas pa pur, but is (ione
namc paper, aiuj as such creates some on-
position, aud alarms majy of "the banks ; but
u is mauer ot .debSte, wheths? the security
of the baDk u not equally as jircat, bv cciilin-
ina every man s iiisuiess wuhiu bis owb
means, ana (expansibility, as bv reouirni
two or three names, and thus furmui" kuot
of mutual endorsers, whose, collective liabili
ties arcjuuch moro likely to exceed their col
rective meaos tlian would the airnrecate of in
dividual debts, -resting each m its. own base.
It," through Ujp lHltuence of the leading mer
chants, this, system comes to be.eeucralUr
enforced, the dutjes and responsibilities of
baukera vyjll be greatly increased, and the
business thrown more info ihe Tiaj of those
shrewd private houses most capable of ep'ire-
ciajing the standing audTreal .business wajits I
of those seeking ' discounts; It i this tact 1
and general knowledge, which roiiders the!
business oj tne l anaiau bankers most sate
and profitable to tjjcjnselves, while it is most
.beneficial to the reywlar merchaHt.;'
ofca ttltev dated,' Carthage, July
so'taf as we oreJlntorroctrtn,
beeir feiv. his nroselvtes none. - The name of
Banlt, Disii ibution Tariualld Clay is stifc
ficiejit with tie people, here wfroltuvB iever
swered fiorri what meyf&elievV tp Jbo then
irue policy . oiimencans, to put uo,wn a
stouter advocate ttiati'H V.x JVIWer. Oar
moljo, is, tfee'TTado-Tio mflnopdy strjet
accountability by .all public fu rfctro"haries
uq huntbuggecywith .determiuaUon- .to do
our duty by voting ou -Uie 3d o t)st Atinsj
for-R. M. tSuuHtkrs, who is so euueutiy
qualified to carry out ur every wish.
. m - . .
CEv-tVBatdeiocriSr says a eof&rifwary
"eatd the vulgar. abuse ofscaveagers in" the
lederal rauks, -when "the grat lea'dejrs "under
whom the; wWgsr ivVn the rfafrtsirti victory
are de-ffoubced by thoni la the follotvjng
tetrad - "- ..".-.
Jul in Tiileiu the weftlest: IhouOJi -'ihe
jThrWBuli;,;- nneariiThoFav.l,,DdtHst e ftf'V th'e "Fayette
L.&9i rtufcrtTx .:.-.-A-r-tk.ril vlle Observer" to keetfJiH temper, for "He
Lettvi?e ObferreVr just4efdiji eU?ctpu inl
August, jS42,.(but n.di not nxlriA4e
rejiutation as a " " Sir Orach ? W "ahd rhoit
positive correchiess as w sbewia Dy
. ' TiiEREui: :. .
McRackan as"the g candidata fW Se
-nator lit .Bladen, BrunswicUaa Columbus
beaten ttmUv h Rr.tiorriUlVfti rr. L
v ' J- "J y i. , u..ra,ivi f
t SrisSjnith (whig) thjfeJited by TiJVim--
or one whig ...cren
Iuncau Jjlurchisoi), whig, and Gt. 31orp-
rfeii's inaionty decreased. In Orange, but
oarBiwIrig. elgtted instcitd oT the wholp tic ket.
L Tjio'Jvfugi'Sre celebrated for promulgatrog
Whcws," od news.' prgapect-V.'giotious
prbjipects'. Sic. &e., jnst before the flection,
ait it is sdspeeted thai they, reso tjo such
oaEuitorial
MR BaIuse: Mv reuivrto thi
J I J
niaiKs of th f FayettevilIeUbserver "qC
the 12th of Jujy, -as pnenarea"" in alhurricd .
manner, and'vas nglasfull as I courahajt
wished; ain.ee wiicrf time, htfrevrhave
examined the, 'i docttmenls " ano jiropose to 4
takeup the subject of Bj3iK which in
my taWe of comparison aeJSarged as paylleA
iug aThX of $125 per pair, Jgnern cost-n
5t) or S per.pair that" is the duty is what r .
1s styled. iu mercantile parlance, specific. 0
i froposeMo argue tbe case"dispassionateIy,
tkil slo'w ta-auer ts"betterlhau the mighty;
end he Jhfcf suteth his spuit greater thaq, he
that takotlva jcily.i. lledias an undisputed
right tonrblisb hs sentiments aud opinions,
provided ne irforias, to truth and decency,
but 'In Ms reply to my first article headed
"Comparisons are odious " he violates bat
lie wrifes with a pr6poseLflqsigiy of,e
me "jramtesi iaisenooaswanrr "i
toat comnMinicafion, smat llfbefofW
done with the "Editor" his friends will ac
knowledge that "the boot is on the other le."
lo the
staaoch democrats. Col. Alexander Wat sou
andCoL. Neill Rjpgaiir' In Mooro, gallant
. It HT M
utile luoare. lciosy percnes uppufiedemo-
cratk-TjairtiTbri MairiJigtonTritrraphautly beats The friends of free trade and of a revenuo
. .. .. t :! : i .- -
laiiuuaveno oojecuon to the minutest dis
quisition; contradiction and disputation like
ihe.cdllision of flint and steel often strike out
ixew light-i this is' what the people want, which
I iutcnr they shall have, and propose to pre
sent it ia a way they will easily comprehend.
The Ta'rifT act of 1S42 has the following
tijje: "Public No. 69. An act to provide
revenue from imports and to change and
modify existing laws iuposiug duties ou im-
uvean for, effect. Swrte of -them honestly
-believg whatThey asseiUaiid ptint, from hcar-
v 'wg if frecpjeTitly meutind, such results are.
fixed n' their mi
IScL-ftsl tifc fools, nd tlie most unbhishing of
fyohlical tfnaves and "JJantel It ebsltr, Ihe
lsin of 1 cdeivlisis, and the Jtrultst of moral
Itpei sV' Richmond .Wktg;.
1 : .
The Editor tif the Fafrtuer's Advocate re-
re&'mrs-lhe - iractjffe ofk'ilfixig bntd., and
saysthey ate ot inJtfite'. valueto the farmer
ic destroyiag the nuriads yf ytsects that in
fest ihe earth. -He meiitious'the casts of tbe Lceived-bv ftuUra" wbi.r trik,... St:nidJ vonr
;mnl vour, voice may be, let it hetard.
From thc'Kew Orleans Courier.
LOUISIANA. 1
150UNS!!!1
.The four -Democratic . Representatives to
Congress ELECTE.D!
We have the ple'asing' task' toaniiounAo
Uiat the additional 'returns., receivedjhis nuiru
in' from the Lafourche Parishes, assutos the
election of Alceo Labrairche, by a majority of
sr votoi. over his whiu-competitor, Edward
1 D. WhW, exGoveriior, ex-Member of Cou-
gress, etc., cc, , - .
I 'This1 is ciaphaticalfy the ateieniocAt-
ic truMiipn ol aib tor Bisaisirici was
ogd the strougest wnig aisirici irr uic oiic,
and air niiB iuc-ihos puiai. uuiuuiv.
tha't'partyl' ,
Further returns of. the mot salisfactor-
haracler are teceived by "the same sonroe
ftm the-3d-aijd 4th Districts. Iu every
tfrisb.Mvith the oxgeationol two, Oen. Uaw-
soa has reaehefl "a larvp and commanding
tirejorify. The Vbte iu fatchitoches and
i -.1 j I ' 11" . ? 1 :.. n. . . . . U U.nar
.tiaputs, in ineui jisiwci i uwu j-o
iu favor of Bossier than it waAtor doib hiuh
kB lor GoveMt, and Brfce fortjpugress. ft
is more thaii double. - tf ; '
' Majority far Slidell ' d ? 347
Majoriryfor Labrawrhir SG
BulleM, of die Beej" has every thin? prepar
ed for his excursion to Salt River..' It is said
he w ill carry'trre Clay Club along wiih bun ;
aad Uiat the old " CoSn is to be Lutied" on
he-bauks -of that fanua stream, wiih wftig
honors, llenrytay is lo pronounco tne
uneral oratioirTi somewhat aficr the nanma-,
(comparing small things with great ones,) of
Mark Authorry's oratiou over tne deal uouy
of Caesar
Rut vesterdav.- this coon -wieta'-'wfev-etood
aaaiust the world r ,? xi-
But uowh.e lies so still that no one f-ill do
him ttjierence. . ls;
. . .1 . -JUT -
Alfw r poor vByn : r ( . - i
e cnderstJttd that tbis vovae only
postponed to atetfnVMOdate onei JULKMlE
passenger, j ' V
Washington Alstorhe. great artist tind
Devonshire fawners who paid a huge sum tor
rtre destruction of al die. crows ; but who
soon found tht the mttltiulicatioa Vf desirue
live inserts proved fc. grenftiT evil than the
crowsr Ue recommeuuUtha tart iug of grain
as a prevea'.ive agairist cror. .
XXTENDED Cll AKtT Y.-Th Mol
raviau settTeinefit at Salem, Stokes cKiiUy,
N. C, got up-a sale of la-tic article.- tliw
lrciBBl -Kei applied to the rebuibjiuir of the
luureuw mat 'were peoiro) iy iho euun
qaake in Autiguq. (West Indies) tome mouths
since. - . . - f
- 0C5 Three o the juryutou ou PKdt'scase
hiive left- Augusta, Guj 011 ec4itiVVif the ex-
cilemeut, in. relation to (heir verdict of acquittal
i
, CX5t Theji have fomicdi Temperance So
ciety hi MeUpiisvnic; Anson Counry. The
Society inet 'on tho -fib of July, .jvi'd vva ud
drotscd by the Rev- Win. A. "Jiorrwy iu bs
usual hippy style. , Sixt-uiue signed- tin
pledge. Auolher uei ting. is to ,be hjld on
the lst.t"iat,urday , Augut wbeu Dr Win.
L. Terry will ivddress. tbeni.
1. -
t5- After a succession of hot .and some
times sultry weather, Thjch. seemeTd .tq de.fy
(often 3 or 4 heavy showers in a oo-y,.) reliet
cnrr.e at last by the settitig in oh Thursday of
a irgulai biiilt hotiheast jam.' , - t
- CJl' We sliouldbe glad-to, loaru- from ouV
friend of the? StandaTd,-w.hf54t -is fliat JhTs pa
per, 'Uitu4.r4ingtte.be pMhlislrel Jndaes
day, doe not reaYhIerc uutiFl'i iday bjoj u
ing?v It always ued -to. get iierc m Thurs
day,
Gen. -Jjtn.oH Hamiltou 1jaS talterrti his
Vcsidejcc in Alabama, iu Rttssell crurrtr.
' . ! rr--
The- iafluewa prevails in Wiliuingtcrti.
DEPARTKtTTSriKlTS! A paiwphlet
under this title has, been forwaruVvJ to us ly.
the pubju-aer, RCorou, oi Philadelphia.
Pet hans it would be aSrjjood an article as we
could find whh which "u$ fill . a space in tbe
Carolinian. , - . ..
What docs the Obaeryer thi'dt of " boots,"
now ? iSVcm to pincn' a" lit'tj don't they ?
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Th yclldweyerJ'ias niadejt appear-
..... . ports and for other purposes."
ind as unavoidable;! audi n m. ,u
. , - . . . ' . the oth section is iu these w
Uiey only discon er tho truth after die election;
then tiafy qre. pioliiic iti causes that produced
thei defeat, the principal ones ate, oar friends
didnot tur tutx. a thin ltote, Apathy, Stc.
&c. It is often resorted to as a ruse de
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guenrcy to put on art appearance of strength,
when in fact they.are weakest.
We make these remarks to put our friends
on their guard", audwarn them not to be de-
priuciples, and vote lir thr man wtio will re-.
present truese principles. T he election comes
on mi a lew days, "and we have no doubt that
their papers w ill be filled with charges, pros-
pect.-s &.C.,' eu tilled to as little cje.iit as the
one we reiublish and which heads this article.
Ik J5aTnk r-lJhe " New Yoiti Tribune "
a rabid whig priutv which bears at its editorial
icad the name of Ileurv Clay for the l're.si-
eucy,IUS dlGjurC3 iu regan! lo (be Lou
isiana election : ' There would be no doubt i
at all of the result if Loco Foco principles,
were not the veriest Caaieliou iu the world.
The suirar culture is the lite blood of Louisi-
tiH, aud the culture can oofy be successfully
prosecuted under a protective duty."
The Editor, of the Tribune is altogether in
tho dark as respects the operation of hiyh du
ties. The ucvv Ilieury advanced here by some
of our puliiicarcconomists", itluit "high duties
tuaRg.Io-.v pi ices,. had cei taiuly ucver reach
ed the Cuiiimereial emporium, or Mr Greely
has been taking a Rip V.an m Winkle nap.
TheoId bubble that e'cry-branch of industry
'CiiA ouly be successfully prosecufecT under
a protective duly, is. altogether exloded ;
it has gone midAfot'e.Ver." - Foiluiiately.
hqWcvcr, it exercjse4'a: -onderfdl iiillueiice
in correcting , public opinion in the proper
Quartet the sugar rcgiourr-aud Ir cau only
accxtMit for -its-reaching the res throught one if
the talented edifUrs of Ihe New.Orleans Pic-
.ayufie who is a uati'e of thi place, aud re
ceives erne of ihe lown papers". Tho Tesult
of theclectioxi is evidence of tbe Tact. How
it must have astonished sane of the old La
Faurt-oe aud Mjfc1sdj)i planters, rwheu, they
foOudout that they had labored uuder &2de-
ords :
"And be it further enacted, That from and
after the passage of this act, there shall be
levied, collected, and paid, on tho importa
tion of the articles hereinafter' meutioiiel, the
follow ing duties r thai is to say:"
In ihe 6th article of the above section I find,
"Ou men's boots and bootees of leather,
w holl jf," or. partially manufactured, one dollar
and twenty-five cents per pair."
Her is the authority takeu from the law of
Congress -kselti, imposing the duty. Rut tho
"Fayetteville Observer" sncerii.gly asks in
allusion lo the table of "Compatisous" which
appears so " odious " lo him, " does not the
poor mail know ihis to be false, fiom the fact,
that if he w as lo find the leaiher, he could uot
get a pair of common boots made far $1 25?
and yet he is told that boots which are sold to
him for .2 50 have paid a tax ol $1 25,
leaving only 1 25 lo pay for leather, mak
ing, profit of merchant, &o. &c. The thing
is so pieposleious that surely even the log
caOin mil 11 cull not swallow- lhal.! J halt
take occasion to say, before I proceed ai
further, that the charge was made as distinct-'
ly as it was possible for language to do it, that
the boots cost $2 50 aud $8 per pair, on
which the duty of $1 25 per pair is paid, and
ihe Context will prove it. And what is the
fact? Log cabiu men, I addiess you, I am a
plain democrat, aud any asset tioti that I have
made I will prove. 1 bog your attention for
a shod lime, while I examine an "official".
statement. (House of Representatives, docu
ment No. 273, July 20, 1812, page HO.)
It is a " "geueral statemeut of goods, wares'
and merchandise of the giowth, produce, and
manufactures of foreign countries imported
into the Uuited' State? ; Commenciug on the
1st October, 1S407 and ending on the 1st of
September, 1841s." "
BOOTHS ANDUOOTEES.
Tt'i)ice Iippurleil, A'u. pair. t'ttlue.
Darfish W-st InHic, 4 10
HaiifC towns &. oilier bi ts of
Germany, 819 1 021 1
Holland', " ill . 321
Englan.l, 4i Jldf.
Stotlantl, . '. - 36 CO
Brin'fU West Iri.lirp, 18 3t
France 011 t!we.Al.iiiuic,- t i7J 220:i
J3o' iYrediterraneun, 12 49
Italy, - v-; 5 07
1 muto nnd oilier Austrian
ddri-itic po'rfcs, - : - . .3 00
JEC?? . Johiir SJideil, just elected a member el
Congress Jrom Louisiana, is another-to
AJlex. Slidell McKcpzip, of Sjmyr' fame.
Ball. Hun.
poet is dead, lie was a native of S CaV0,'na
j
. A nest of couHterfcHeraave been arrested
New Jorkity. A vvema among henK
Tb0 viUag-of Wa:rthoue"lisiss
ippi, 10 miles bedovy Vicksbur.T Z was nearly
destroyed by llrc on the 5i inst. I
he b lowr lusPector ;(M, Sedberry,-) has
poUiely.turp ished uswi th, r0ifowing atate-ment-ofthe-dwiount
of itt.Gr in' in Fay-
uui.uy ie rolIOwing years : "
l S3f " 13 thou8bt that tliiwill
good a wheat year as. 1839. -'iTour'-year
commences on the 1st of July eU0 ou
lK,i lU th nf Juno ' "
lusioii for 27yarsli x- .:V;
AgSm : " Locofocoifln even" ill Louis
iana had declared i.tsjjU' boslifa lo all piotee-
Uioi, uid eneral Dawson' voted against -the
new Tatuf;" and wtxa"t Tschcernigio itiu heart
of every" deukCa is, the reflection that Ihe
people at uie birllat box.havav ia the- case of
Ccueral -Dawson susraineti his .vote; and
TeHtrnedlbree oflref- members erjuatty s sound,
!aV'
ailce in New. Orleans very slightty- . ,
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Govcmofc Mprehead was iu Ch-eensboro'
on they&h jkst.
JJaVal OmcER Dead. Couimatia'er
Alex, J. Dallas, of the U.-S. JVaty, 11'ed .-rt
'ivn TV V iia- 19.lh init. 1Jr DabVls
was a native ?ofCo-hiitictrt,.and a Bfephewf orth Caroliu
of ihe rate Alexander Jajnes Dallas", Secre,
tary of the Tpeasnry ander M Madiou.
He entered tbe Navy abouuJ23 year. ago,
and basseumuch sCrice.
" 9 - - 77U9 - 24.7U7
H re is presented, at a single glauce, tho
important fact, 4hat iu one year there were
imported auto the United Slates 7799 pair of
"boots and bootees," the aggregate value of
which was $24,7-07. The average price per
pair is $3 1,6-
But hat is the value at the place hence
mpoiVed "? ---''
Iiaiise towns ana other potts
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A whig meiehant'oult West .advertises
fona-clerkaud adds, -iaane having a. -TyJer
nosr need arply.'; -This is as- bad "a the
FArtsh-clergyrrran wljO adverrrsedV for au.br
fraJwhisJh he was desirous.Of purchasing for
his rectory. After describiug the siaeoftlie
instrument required, he added iifa postscript
lMust be of-the.Estab!ishd Church-;" :t
if an organ which' had rjecn used 111 a' -Catholic
or Disacn4iiMiChOrcb.i'ouIdi-uot bo oithodo
euoughnn its niusic for lHs,tfrpose.-.Y- -
tr.iriil w pti nn.fl imp'
'JUpi ENVIABLE N0 TO R I JTX .
Solitary and alone " doesNotth Carolina
stand as it respects a- vote opoj either ofl-lhe
Tariffs of 1S24; lS08?auLlS42. Wp have
badour attHtiot-aHed"tothe fact, tbat.f aH
the. members of Cgress repose ring either f Jj.
Bt the agricuiiurai aiaie, or kTrieste aud other Austrian ad. i-'
South Carohna, Georgia, laoama, or-a tic potts,' - - - 3
- .1 I .
sissippi at th flitiercnt jwriods, wneu tne
iibove bills passed, but.one vote was giveti in
favor of -them, and hat by a. mc.mer from
EDWARD STANLY.'
rjf ticroiauy,
Italy, -
Scotland,; '
British West Indies,
Danish West Indies,
England, " -
5)41 24 per pair.
1 40
1 66
1 S3
2 50
2 87
2 91
do
do
do
do
do
do
Picayune.
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ADVICE t?o Those who vru-t, TAtiE-IT;
Wbeu yod. fc;l .pur passrorw raising,
never coafiBVorj-estruin them. -liow rnauy
bolies haW bee if burst by foo close au iai-
hprjsoumentf ibeir contents 1 '
& Ahvays "prgciaim rac raiis or orners. .
There should ' no seeretsja n RcpuMiean
G overrimeut. 1 . 1
Never give up youT opinioti,1hough you
know you are wr'tfttg jit shows that you Iiave
ixr indenandenee. -
Ji&idt EbrgfveaB iurjury Tbe power of
ivardou tag belongs to thetoveruor.
" AudTas a wniuati Ts"called. the " weaker
'vessel,'" she fchould liuve halfa'doxen to help
her."
00 do
Fiance ou the Atlantic, 3 28 do
Do. " -" Mediterranean, 4 OS do
The lowest price theu, at the place "whence
mportcd,', vit: The. Hanse towns aud other
ports of Germany fs only $1 24, (one dollar
and twenty-lour ceuts) per pair !! ! . "
'Facts are stubborn things," "figures can't
lie," and " comparisons are odious." Now,
if the sapfcjitand erudite cdilor of the' "Fay-
etteville-.Observcr " can get ever this docu
ment, he will have to do what "figures can't"
Wot He asserts that you, " ihe Carolinian
telts the poor man that he pays SI 25 tax on
pair of coarse boots woifn only 2 50 a
pai. Does not the poor mni know this to
be false, from the fact, that if he were to find
doeuiiu-'iit I have It It at the 'Office of the
Cariiliiuuii, o:ii to the inspection of any person,
and I court an investigation, it presentd many
facts, astounding I'-ltts.