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.1 .4 lr . JtfcUiJ 10 ena ui hi
V , .1. .j r.t tha ailwutlva 10 raewnin w o.
lott ' r rkr0wmo ao that it
f bnuld W arrooi " t"7
djm tloetion ; ana in we hm pninuuu p-
tin aanounrwd hia doUrmln;itiiB to b BUirt-
Sbr aa (trot twmpVai a tr Wahigtow end
. . lh autrlw fiaululer of -Oil r MDUbllOna IVlWUI.
Now Umm brilliant point i th earror of tbia
a.,. vutitni oar no an iirDI mi Ainori-
, - v.n-
.' rnoeraoj, and the wliaot4tronif; of the Federal
na tiii vn wa ant uuiiuuiircu in
OoToranant t eifiployea w oatraai boij wuw
biate wj. ' ' ' " ' ;
Tt mmiini Lr aur rountrrmrn to docuw which
la tha be4 Pemocracj, that whicb ecti wita u
.iq w.lVNdimr tba doctrine ol W aauinj'ton,
aat m p tlut w theory of atata rihu out of
hick haTO torani nulliScation aiiJ abulilion.
' fnd all tha other u tht arrT ooa pijrtion of
or country jpunrt aijomcr, ana
tba nuiiiuj left hj our forufathf ra.
It ia ooding to m to A.i that'tbert ara mm,
likt yoar.!f, in awyia'rur of urtitendml
ooantrj, boar tba dlnjon which beact as from
. tba ies thm bricfij adverted to ; and I wnnot
jouU that tha frcat bodj of oar f(illoyiiiKfi
verjwhara will oltiiuaieljr ooneor with ua in the
ntcpawe have talicnUarori them. Atallavcnu.
taj dear ;r, K't what wJ orma, wa mart do our
QMj, iwIjinR npon tha moriu of oar mate, and
- tha eerUiatj tht truth will, altiaurfely, prcTiil
" rminV; n yon fiir yonrkind remembranf, and
. t I'll f ml tsr:n i wWioK jr "J
J.;.u ifiuoiTia vp,cii m n: huh
public actioi-of wb . prpadio 'you ara
tha bosoreJ orin nn this oocuioo, I boj )ve
to auUwribt myaelf, , ":.:' ,
. .. Very truly, ?
. ' . ; ' rwirpbd't aei't,
' , , a. J. I'O.velsox:
lollop J. rowKlt Saframento. CalifornU.
aifToiIN" AT CINCINNATI.
On of the oaoleH thin; of tha a-n (tHU
arara weather ) ia th following latter ti the
Cjorention. Own the )torioiu I-ishmin, Th
B'ircy MeJje,.aJiU)r of a Popish jaarnal
ia tbia city called tha " Irih Celt," and on
of the m-U. plint tU of th ma?t IlcvereoJ
ArchbuhoD Jubn Hb-.1i : - '
Ta tfis Mc.nUri of dm Dtmacrntit Rational
. Cbtxtion !
101 N'assac STRrrr. New York,
" T" ' 'May 30tb,- l5r -
GTLtMl5 ; A wurd spoken in time u aaid
to be worth mjre than puld, and I beg
you each word, by faTor of tha Cincinnati preaa.
Vow will htri a: yonr door, I atill hope wot on
yowr bnffh, a deieito from California, (Mr.
Herbert,") o'n whone banda yet'aoiokea the blood
of a poor eountrymaa of mine by birth, lately
nardered ia a public boUl at AVaahngtoE...
. I a dire yoa a eiiapls atraiphtforward qaea-
tioa do yon moaa to aJmit trim aaaa to a
cent ia your Contention? I bone, I ainoerelj'
hope, yoo do wit. He i now nnder heavy bonds
; to ataad hi trial for th ninrdtr of Tboma Kea
Un," and if ba baa not deeeney enb to atay
a war, von, knowins all the inuliine aid nnjna-
uliaOIC circnoJMiurt v cane, wugu, w
finpling enough to keeep bin oat.
I ia known to aereral of your o timber, , aad
(hnnfrh ur iwiKtnallr enmetd ia anT Preai-
ential can vai. of the threw I hai witnewwl
la the United Sutea, tbera are those with you
wh to certify tiiat all my prefereneea bare'
Litbet rfi biten o-irwcriuo, ai.d my aeliun accor
dialy. Ia lO, I wis aiuon the frrrt, the
Skoal carnen, and I believe not the leat eSeteot
ia reustin; the artful attempt to niaVe Mr. riwe i
nwerabla fat the Cafh.Jj trtt ia the. New
Hainphir CoMtitotioe. ihe " campaign
p-al'tcition of that day 'ufuad from tha ofBie
of the IialuQ Post, Airwny Arua, and Wash
" jntoa Union, have recorded howrcdy lor the
wiainteaance of a great p lociple, in common
with the cUm of f-itiin ki which I Uelonp, I
waa then fuund to MtienUt the memory of indi
vidual wrooia.
PraoiwI; in the, eaine apirit, J wue at&j
Mr. IIirUr($ txrisakitL. Siiwe 1552, a fiorce
coUl war b w bftu tui le 01 iha alopud cituena.
log aa it im confined to eeetartan preaaea
and midnight niob, we endeavored to reki.it it
with a firm forbearance. But when a Dcmoorat
ie member ef Contrrcw, and delegate to your
Con ven liou, fhoota, before breakfut, a working
man, Ltaaae be resented being eallad a "damn
ed Iruh aon of a b-b,"Jt ia full time for na to
- ak you, do yoa tneao to aepante tliat nan fram
your ranka, or to overlook notorious fact, or to
vindicate: the eotolity of all c!aui-s of citizerj,
bih and 1 nutke and foreinLorn, in practice
j. aa in tbjry ? Looking aniiumly for your de-
iaioa to your procsedin-pi,
I remain, gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obedient wrvant,
, TIJ03- P'AttCJ MoT.EE.
It will be en that the Irish wihgr of the
Pewifyeatid party dcainr! not only the eipul-
ajon f UHrtmrt, frw the IIjbm of Ucpreacuta-
tivea, but fruat . tha. fJemoeratie. Convention i !
Tha-" aaXerrIGer'-in!t be cautiou,t Jobn in
aot a man to be trifled with. U ertntnjl the
Irish vote in tbia country, juat a effectanllv ae
be don tbe j
priesthood ! -V YErprcti, Zd in, j
BEDP0.KD CR0W.V.
Wa are gratified to learn that the American
party of Davie have nominated Mr. lirjdford
brown a a eaididate to represent tbatewnty in
tha Conitnonn. There are winy pood and true
JBjraic&na in the Jiltle county of Davie, who
aroailtl enrVe anvlkni innilu.ta i.flliu T eAutntttr
and who would do honor to atry eoor.lv. but are ,VAk?D,Tf kCTOR.CnvCn,pn,
tsSizlii tbut ao better Ijbtt keeoh'-' V'.T 0 ' Tuesday , aclcrfod
tuade than Mr. Brotra, aud wa ;e ta ifuihnT merr,taD ""''
ghatth nominution ha Riven anch- amverl J M 1 .-J- pumocm.c c.n
i. . r i- j tX. t i .u ' i ;
aLif -tinn. and thrit tcucu enlhatimni arul
x3 feeiino; jirevaik ia our aUter eiwrrty uf Davie.
Mr. Broarn if a lawyer and eland deserved! V
hi'b in lib profiitt ; be i a very intelliccnt
?ntletnaa -and we'lvfirsed in ptjlitlcj worm and
enthusiastic in the Aroeri. an cume, deeply im
rrtwed ri:h I bo iuipuiUr of the inter.en at
ta. be wi!l enter mM tha eamrwirrn with xeal I
I -l-J - - i. '-I . -'V . B - I
aqu cilia' i n wuu a'l auiiuy, uii; wiii enure 1
ruocera. It U due to Mr. March, the oTd toeto-j
. br. tn asy, tliat be uVilint-d heine a candidate ,
i;aia, tbat tbe noniiuatioo of MraJroarn meew j
-writb, hia beiarty approbation, and. th'at be srill i
piv him bra . warmoet anpport., American of'
Ihivie, you have a 'ble , a pailant leader, rally j
around bi etandard, be finn be vigilant, rewdve i
o b) Tichuriiu, aad yen will be I (
LfXiHrjtrK Flit. -
.Oi n Bt luov. Wtft'ahy tnrtbei Hiwtb-
ern Democrat (oil m wbv old BuHi. waa" s
; iriiwreiww in ju iac a notnin.-'f.,a ' x bia ,
; a)mwhat a mystery tn na -and we tirav !
"U olrr.d dp, Wt bad thonht I3ent.
that ft
wax a
Black ilruh!itan. Ha Buchanan wade old
Bullion any AlrWu pWg bMicbinjr the slave
ry aaitiar 1 Thr.j'a a cat in tbeAiueal ba, aome--whfa,---r
be- th ft'iyturrr to ferrst the
thing out, if H ba 1 any rcepect oei' earth for
Poatbera rnr,htD. Old Bulli'iir irs 'w tor Old
Back I That waa a cCrio.1 circmuataore
Wood.r wb it it drt mnnRirhMo4 I'?-
Juia VicUTia ateata yacht laid to l
prjw a t! atrauavh p Fertua.
1 T-- -
TV- - . .V. fJtX.aa nsrlr
prMi,iCBt knd Vina rivaidcol art lxnjf m
- i . . . . . i. .
nju. Bocvidii, yho took t.!c-wd la b
Mlluttni
inire mid kr It without aarioua oppuaiUoa
to tha 17th, when, be waa dociraj tna ivuii,
ia a Pa'naavlraulaa. aixtr-Sva yean eld, a bache
lor, and a elavar a in privato relationa.
II i a man of u!qf, with aa ul p1''"1
cord, which we will take pleanro iu exhibitinR
during the canuee. An old tasihionod FeJrrut-
tafof the ahhT Admin athool, now a aiodvra
Duniocral, onoe a pnd aund Nutiva Aweiiraa,
and a atrenuous advocate of the Missouri Com
promiar line, aa opponent, a few vuw F f lna
nWiwion of alavoty into thTiriurii, in favor
of buildiiijj a miirund to the Paci6e out of the
NatitHial Treaaury, oppied to thr lat war with
England, a timid, lrroolut politieian, and a no
torioua turncoat aocb ia Jaince Bacbanon.
lie baa been a member if tba Pennaylvania
ljtil4tqra, a aitniber of tba Howe of Ilfpro
aentativea aevaral ItTina, a Scnntor in CvngrcM
f.r a auntbar of years, Minister to nuaxia under
Geo. Jaekeoo, Kccrrtiiry of t?Ute under Polk,
and Minister to Knglatid under Tierce. He
owe bia nomination, ao the Vahiii:ton Star, a
DtKwrrutie rpvr, aaja, t a d'u,p'itioo on the
part of tha Convention to aeeurc tha vote of aen
of Freetoil teuilencire nU.Nbmka b!li men.
And the Columbia, (S. C.) Timea, another A
ocixUic paper, thua aaka of bim t
Mr. Buehanaii'a ar,tecdei(U are aacb that we
caouut jriva him onr aupport; nor do w bc.ieve
that, tho Mofle of riuuth Carolina can ba induced
to adt - r :- - tNi.,KJul ehair.
lie ia nui, nqry renrpiilo from tba t Wjx pity.
a Tariff nun,, and a Federalist, Lut u w't,
katig given hit tupptirt to almmt cry Xtirtk
era moo-mm 'inlrmfucaf to eirminKp't iht area
cm ml fcy A! itt'Mi'oH ntiiuriy. To autn np
thn wbolo of bi liixtory, he it nut an atrpvak
pSuife Jiiyhlt, and we doubt not ho will f;o far
ther than any of hie predeccwor, if tlrrlal, to
con-olid ite the poverunicnt. South Carolina
cannot conaiU-ntly aupport Mr. I'uehanan: Ilia
nomination ia a rebuke to Mr. Picrcpaud bis ad
niiniatnitinn. ...
With thia iirnitei notice, premising that wc
ahall recnr to thia aubject as.-sin, we paaa va to
Mr. J. C. B.-eckenriJge, of Kentucky, the nom
ine for Vice President. Ho la a xvwig nan,
about forty ycara old, tall, aaid to be talented,
known to be wordy, and baa acrved tro tcrma in
Corprcw. , AVbila iu Contrreux, be bad a difficul
ty with Mr. Cutting, 'of New York, a member of
the Kouae, but the affair waa- actiled amicably.
Preaideet Pierce tendered blin the Spanish niia
sion, but he declined it. When vuu look at bim
aideways, l bia forehead, nose and thin are near
ly in a'atraiirht line." W't are told that there ia
a " poetic pliinmer" about bim. If eo, he will be
manifestly out of place .in the chair of tha Sen
ate, ahould he be called to occupy it. He baa
taught an udaud in Lake Superior for a summer
boue, where be can cultivate the uiuaca and
catch fish at the rante tiue; aod we hope be may
be allowed to continue these harmless recreation
to the end of bia da in. We verily believe that
he owea bia pomination to tbe fact that Le has
represented. Henry Clay' district in Con;re,
fur there ia nothing in bia pMt career to justify
thia exalted rouipliuient by the Dort.ocrulic par
ty. It wa a cruel act to ovenlauh uch men
aa Dobbin, Quitman, J jhnon, Ilrown, Boi d, and
othera. for the auke of thia tyro iu politic, but j
Uepnuiica are ungrateful, a Monre. 1 icce and
Dobtia aTc a:ruincd. en?t tlji IK. IlcralJ.
: . .' ..,
The Cincinnati correspondent of the Buffalo
Con.mcrcial Advertiser wr: tw &f .Mr. Fill
niore'a nitaMct:
" Weary of the etritcuicnt uaJrr which Ihe
country has boes laboring, dispirited by the di
fnsioi in their own rankp, ud really apprehen
sive of the fpreud of abolition funaticuim, a birpe
majority of tha Iemocrata of the f-'mith. bare
rcsciked to lay aaide p;rty prcjadiea, and rally
to the rapport of a true notional man. Even
Soul bru4 Li houlde!-a and taya, ' Ah. well !
Mr. Fillmpre U a pood man, and, if be is elected,
it may be a good thing for the Union, after all."
Mr. BueH, the editor of the Democratic Be
view, waa severely if not mortally wounded at
Cincinnati, by a Democrat who mUtonk him for
an Antrim. Mr. BueH bad boen making a
speech, and the murderer thiuEiu? he wa a
member of the Amcricin party, -atalbcd bim.
Thia came out on the trial.
There ia annie daneer, it accma, in being' an
American now-a-daya.
U " S ETTf.ED. T he New York Efprcffl ca'la
Bachanan the " fircat ' Unsfttilcd," and proves
bia title to the name in the following conclusive
manner :
Tar. Great " U.v'otled.w Jame Buch
anan ia the man that never aci tied any thin, He
ecttled down a Federalist in early life but Ms
connection txcoiMus unaetlied, be turtic l out a
full Sedsed Iieniocrat.., Aa a diplonintict Be
nndertook to " fettle" the Oregon coDtrotetav.
by holdin" out for " ,rl 40" at cltar and nn-
t r,ac,tiotiahie, but hia chum in that buainew,
i WM awfully i unsettled" by the actxUuoco of
J ,ne (ie d. .V bw-.- He went to L'ncland, but
j attlcd'' . rjotliinp. He came, away' leaving
iv.erythinff unsettled. He tried to. bat did not
wttlc the enlistment diMjiite. He did not settle
i the Central American question. '". He did not'
aottle tbe disputed arbitiatioa of the Clayton.
linlwer treaty, in rhort, te aettl4 nothing.
Ttltopetlier, he ba Jed a vry snnettled lift, ile
haa never M-ttlr-d anvtLinf.', at home or abroad,
and w don't believe be ever will.
innate, lor L.tmvrr va inia liirct.
. 1 .
Tbe following ere tbe aub-Eleetow :
AMI BICAX I'ARTT.
,Vic ITjumrW. H. Cowan and Geo. Dsvia
J)pHnl)t. l. TA. .Fjia.ni, Dickaou Stanford.
fajjniun Ii. E. Trov, Ja. C. Davia.
Richmond Geo. Alfred-Dodert. B. F. Lit-
tie
... '
Wjeit Dnnrajir Kelly, J. K. 3lIvin.
I)runtci,k-'b. L. Ruxnell, Jae. Orecn.
- VJumbwr-br A. J. .pak, A. j. Troy."
CumMntidJu W. Baker, jr., TL. Bux-
tori; -
Harnett Jno. A. F pears. ,
Stimptn J. F. ."bine, (. A. Harriaoo?'
- - I'EMocnATir Pabtt. - -
Brkmrirk Dr. John II. II ill, John Mercer.
Cnnibertnwt tttid i7urne-r-W. O. I'teratn,
W. L. .McK.y
7y,',Wm. E. n ill, Abner M. Fajavwi.
Smptrm Ailmond A. fMcKay, Wai. S. De
vane, V. Morj.l.y.
'JubY . Gforjre, T. V. VaiL
. BobmenZT. h;, itntt, Fcter A, McEacb
io. A'urfew-jJoha A. Bfefcardao8, T. p. McDowell-
.
Vcw? Xraarterrw R. K. Bryan, DnErutg, CuU
Jar. "
Rirhmmi4.Vr, F. F. Leak, (vacancy to be
filled.) ,..
Me. Fveret: a addrera at Charleston, Maaa,
viiided I.VlO ra-,1 it ia ' aaU ).! 1 V
Jjha aaot to i Lwbe of Virjieia
futVf V'
MA'y tf tAi .VahW Ctmtntkp taa
hm li Jtu A. V.. lbil. iht fUmf nt aakr
at Iht tlttm inifriMirUi tMtfurtf tinufM
if iW, Tkt tha AaMrean Dweraey alaea U.rir
tint In tba IbtvlliftB, tba pairiotina, aadtkai.
rlninaling itutiaa ut taa imaricaa col.
RuvlrtJ, m wa TTgtnt tbia a a liiinct!va fa
lure of otir pulltlol tmil, which wa are PrvA to
aiaiutaia Ulura Iha woild aa thagrnat raitnl '"'''
ia a forw of f oiruif ut nrriutii( fn and uuUalJ tjr
tba poi'utar will ; aaJ waeuatrnl it with the eroJ
and praetiea of Ifdvi aliam, uuJ-r vdalaver name ar
form, hlh aeeki to pal-y tha a ill of Uie eonitituont,
aJ which eoBcaiTet v hauvttaiw to axUoa fur
Ui popular credulity.
AWlwrf, tkmf-rt. That aaterUioieg Ue iwa,
the iimnocratia part of tbia l ni., lhroa(h their
delrgnioa aMmibleU ia a (tawral eouvcnlioa, vam
Ki tutr In a pirit of euneord, of Uveiia to tbo
ducu iiM-i and faith vf a free rprnUllvopvraii!et,
n ! ppattnx to their fallow eltUena for tha rectitude
f their inU-a(l.na, raaaw and r-iert, before ll
American ponpla, tha dealaratiuM aiwl principle
avuirad by them when, on former oetaaiena, In tewaral'
e(iorn$iun, tlicy ha preetutwi tUair cmiididatiia tut
t!if pupalar aulfragef : '
I. That the federal government la Wf f limited
power, derived eulety from lha eonttitntinn awl the
grant of power mado therein, onj(irt to ba ttriftly ea-,
trued by all lb department and agent of tha Rt
eruiueot, and that it it ioeipwliont aud dungMroaa U
fleretm doubtful eunntilutionil power. .
2 That tba aoontitutiun dixa at eunwr apon n
aeueral rovernmei.t th rwwer (ntainenc aadcarrytha rtahla of aeqiiirig eltiii-o-hip in our own l.ind, a
ea a inueml eyetem of inwrnat laiprorewi . I . b "d aaerd duly ha dovulvod aa liwread ra
t. That the coo-litutiou duo at eoafev aot!inHl,f j Kpuiuibllity apoa lha Denioeralia trtjl of thl oouae
upon the federal gowraanBt, dii-eatly arindirewtly, i. .-e, (lie pnity of the Caina, to aplwld and maia
MH th debt of thaaavaial f ltv, euailjei 1 I... lb ri!it, of aeery I5UI, d thereby W (aetila
local and litf-! inproveatente or tlit t , '' n I Jene n..(; a cii-t tutlwnul libciiy, by eon-
: lif - Jd aueb HUonIHa, oa jni '.' )
' 'l.ai..,-- i ',
4. TuV"-nJnd policy futbid tba'tVJveui
rneerameat to fotr ua hrautb of io hnt'l th
ii trioeut of any other, or to eheiih th lutt reeto of
on portion to tha injury of annlbrr porliun of Mr
toainion country ; that every eiliara, and ry aeti
of lb country, baa a right o driaaud and m-det upivn
aa equality of rifhta and pimlepe. awl toeompk'to
aud ui pie protect! B of porom aa1 prupei ly from do-oier-ilc
violeooe orforeigu a;jrrnein. ..
ft. That it l tb duty of Try bmnrh of tha gov-
rvmeiit to eufuree and prartiee lha aio-t eiati'l eeua"
aiy, ia eoadarting our publle affnire, and that no mora
retenue-oiiplit Ui b rieed than i required lo defray
tht neceeeary txj,n of fb gneeVnuieat, ami for to
gradual but certain extinction of ,lie ritjie debt. .
A. That ConrreH baa no power t charter a aatioa-
al bank ; that w beliave eueh aa in-t'tutiua va of
deadly boti!ity ta th het intereU of tb country,
daagerona to oar rrpahlieaa imtitutioaa and th libor
tiee of tha people, and enlcalated tuplaeollia bo-ihSM
of the county witliin tl, CAintrul of conoetit rated
aiomy power, and above Ui law and the will f the
people; and that th remit of democratic !cgiUUn,
in thia and all other financial meaimree, apu which
Uue Laee beea nude between the two political par
ti." of lh oountry, bar tieuiOf-tartte'., I taudid and
practical irrn nf all partie, tb"ir eouaJe-u, aafi-ljr.
and utility ia all buinea pureulte.
7. Tluit tha araticn of Ih Mouie of the gneern
neot from banking institution, ii iiidiperuatila for
tho aaffty of U fund of tba gnvrniieol aa I tb
rights of Ihe people. .i ,
- 8. That tbe lilieral principle epibo-lifd by JclTwn
in th leclanition of liylepeiplence. and MBctioaed in
tL Cuaetitution, which aankea wan rfce land of lilierly
and thaeyiuiaof Ih opprjed of every nation, have
rer been cardinal prineij itt in tlie l)emticral'e fnitb,
nd ererr attempt loahrrrrg the pi inli ne i f bcentuiug
citixen,and ll;e owuera of eoil amoiig ua, onpht to be
reittt with tbe nm (pirit vrliirh dwept th alien
and aclilion law from tbcitatute hwk.
9 Thnt Coiigree ha no power under the confla
tion lo interfere with or ooulrol tii dnmeetio itistita
tijua of tlieten ral State, and limt inch Ftate ar
thevoleand properJnile of evert thing appei Uinlaz M
their own atfaire, not prohibited by t! coortitutioo ;
that all eaui If of 4h bUlioiii'tt or other. Mad to
induce One-re lo iateefeee with qtreetieiui of alavery,
or to take incipient w-pa ia reUtioa iherHu, are ealea
laU.I io load to the imnl alarmiug and dnageniu eva
aequeooe ; and tbat all race ed.irta hat auinevitAhla
lendeuey to dimini-b the kappinea of tbe eiple, and
odangrr tbe -ruMMtj and paruianency of the Vnion,
ai ought not to bycvanteaanevd by any fiiead ot oar
r,!it ei inatitotion.
Hfs-nU IUt tii forrfniag peopont'Oa carer omJ
araal intruded io etabr.e the whole autject of alaeey
aicitation ia Confreaa and thrrefor the Itemoflratio
j party of the Inin. UoW np an thia aatiooni platf irwi.
ui aoiue oy arm a-mere ta a rnlthmi limitra or tb
at known a th Compromiae Uleaeuree, ltlel hy
th laal f oegreaa, the act for reeUimiRg fugitive
fmia aervic or lal(f ," iocloded j which act being de
Hgned to carry ant n ripce provieioa of tb eoiuti
tution, can nut, with fidelity thereto, be repealed or ao
changed aa to destroy er impair it efflciem-y.
AvwerW. Tbat tlie Pemoeralic party will rat all'
attt mpu at renewing, in Coogreeaor out of i.,tbeaei
tatiou of the latery atii, under baluver hape
or color fh atiempt uiay be aia'le.
RrtohtH. Thattbeprxreedaof the public l?id eniht
to be aured'y applied to th national olijctepecinrd
.,. ,c , " e or. oppo,, y any
law for Ihe elUtribotion of i,ch p'roceeda amouc tlie
State, aa alike inexpedient ia pni'cy and repogoauito
uie coui!iuu.o.
UrmWti. That w are decidedly eppoaed lo taking
frm th I'reriu'ent the qualified veto power, by which
h if enahlei, under retrictioni and refpon-ifiilitiea
aitiply rurocient Ut guard the public int.:rr.t, to sue
uend the parraee of a bill wbo merit- rao i;i aerure
tbe approval of tae-thirda ft the denote in Hxiseof
Ilepreeeritativea, until the judgment ut tlie people enn
be olitained thereon, and which ha aared the Ameri
can people from t'-.e corntpt nd tj ratiud dcminaiion
of the Dank of thi)'tuitl Stit, and from a corrupt
ing yrtem of general intorwil improveiiR'iili.
Jlaolrnt, That the Democratic party w;il fai'hf!il!y
abide by and uphold the principle bi down in tlie
Kentncay and Virginia rfloii..n of i'r'j8, aud iu tb
j report of Mr. Ma.liwiB to the Virgia'a l.riri.latore iu
li'JW; mat it ailopU toot prtncipit a i ronvtiloting
Cue of Ihe unin loundatirun of it political creed,- and
ia.rcaolvcd to carry them ont in tiieir ohvioui meaning
and import;
banve-i, Tbat the. war with Mexico, upon alt the
principle of patriotism and th lawi of nation, wi a
jiit and aeeeaaary war on our pari, i which every
American ahould have ehown himavlf on the aids of bi
country, and neither moinlly rwr phy.ically, by worj
ordeel, have given '-ahfaad eumfort" lo'(h eoemy.
Sanlvrd, Ti w rj.i -e at the rnrtoration of frtcnlt
!y relation with onr eiter jcpuhlie of Mexico, ami
eiinmtly deaire for her all the hleoainir and proaperity
which we eujoy uu ler rnpuhiiran inatito.ioui ; and we
cougratuiato th Ainarkan people upon tbe reaulta ef
that war, which hv fo manifestly juatifieij th policy
and conduct of the democratic parly, aad i mured to
the Cuited 9tatca " indemnity for the p;i.t and tecaii
ty foe the futuro."
Rfto'vrd, That ia view of tba ecu.! V-.n f popular r
inauvnione, ia ine ti wont, a higti arul aaered duty
if devolved, with increased reaponKibilily, upon th
Democratic party of ti i country, a. the parly of tb
oeopfe, to uphold and maintiin th riht ef every
,"Ute, and thereby the Ciih.ri of the Ftntoa, and hiaua
tain and adrance among ai conetittitinual liliertr; and
by eoi.tinuing to reriM all monnpoliea aud exclusive
legislation for lha benefit of the few at th erpeoao of
the many, and by a vigorvua and eonrt oit adherence
tniboee pnn; ipiee and eowipreiouea of thacofiatiurtion, 1
which are broad enough and atrnng enough tieinbrace !
ael opnoia tua bmon at tt rball be, fn the full rxpan
ion of the esergiea aod capacity of tliii (jrtat and pr
greaaive people. j.
The foregoing a-a ailoptej t the Cinclonatti riat
form, with the following addition r
And whereae, ainee ,the foregoing declaration wat
anauimnaaly adopted by our prwleceevnr in National
Contention, an advene political ami religious test
baabeeu aecretly orpan.iied by a party .claiming to be
exe'oiiively Aneritau. aod il ia proprf that the Ame
rica a Dem.Kxacy eaould clearly define it relatioa
thereto t Therefore '
Retn'ufJ, That tii foundation of thi Cnioa of Stele
baring been laid in i proaperitv, expaeeion, built
opoo aotir freedma in nsattr of religi.ina ,ucera.
and nor pert of peraon in regard to riinlf'or place of
birth, no party cau juatly he deemed aatfonal, eonati
tu.ioaal, or ia accoidxnea with American pticu-tp!e
which baaof iia cxciuatve areaniialion apoa raligioa
opinion aod aeci lental birth-plMe, -
That we reiterate with renewed enaea-v a iutrtM.
tbe wll-conmdrred doclaratuiha of former Convention
upon th (ectional liie of domeatie ilavery, and eon
cataiac th eaaeread right of Ih Ptatee. and that w
j may mora diatinclly meat th"ieue oa which a are--
"on' partyj aalevu-ttrijc exclu'ltely ea alavery agita
tion, aew relioa to let tlie SJeli.j of Ibe ppU, urib
and Sout, to the Couatitulioa and tb I ou.o ' "
rXaartpaat, That ehdm'ag fellowship wilh and d. air
ing tha eevoptioa of all who regaH the prwoerva
tioa of the C'nioa, wader toe Conamutmi, aa im par
axaowDt laaue, aad repailiatiuz all accural wariuai
aad plaafwaaa aaaaeeraiog d-Jueati ea eery, which
wea a inreu is cutei aa tacit
to treaeoa ajj
!arJrJt4,UU It lhT..rlii.r, txJalci
avwwod patp6e, if Mnnnijt'l, nut and la iu
war and dlattnloa, tha AuMrtotn brmocraey ieooirda
and ilo)i lha prlnrl U oauleod la (hrralc
UbliJusg tUe Tariiturial vt Jvaaoa ai Ntbrk
aa anblyiug the only aud ai eaJ ablution ol ll
lre' J qutia apn abkU tha greaf Mtiunl dva
of Um peupla f tin whbl eouoti wi roj eo in it
drloinild oonaervalUia of lie Lnlcn, nu-lntoi A'r
an: hjr Congra with alavtry ta btato and Twiito
riej that tbia waa the bai of the comproam itt
18.'), e.Mjrmed by both tba Democratic ind Whig
p)li ia National Cvnvantiuoa, rallnrd by tha poo
pi la tk aloetinn of Jail!, ami rightly applied la tha
orgaaiautloa of Trrit-.rle la 18fi that by the ttal
forat appliaotioa of tola Demoeiatie priacipla to lha
argauliatinu of Teeiltorie and tba aduiiwioa of aew
buto, with or without doiaetti alavary, a they aiy
le.1, the aqua) right of all the HUU will b pro
Mfred intuot, the original omct of tba Cuolitu
tion ataiuUinad iaviulaU, and tha perpetuation and
aipaneiua of thlt t'uioa enanrod to lU alouMt'aapaei
ly uf tnibracing, ta peaea and harmony, every fulora
Aineritaa ctt luat May ba aoaetitatad ar auuriod
with a republican form of gotarnmrnt. -
Ihf lrt-i. 1 hat w reeotiaiM) tha riklit of the poopla
of all tb Territories, lacinding Kan ami Nelmaka,
eliug through Vh fairly axpromtd will 4 tha Majee
ity ol aotul reaiJenta, and whavr lhi aumbar of
their lnbbium ju-tiric il, lo furai a cHialitution,
wllfa er without d moiiie alavary, and be admitted in
to Ihe Vnlon upon b mn of ferfvot oijuality 'nilh tbe
ntlwr Mate. .
AcmW, That, ta view 'of ll aoaditUa o the pop
nlr iantilutiuaa of tha 1M aarld, and lha dancemu
trndeoele f aeoliooal agiutlon, aoiubinwl with tha
attempt tocnturooait Hand roligiona diMbilUie galat
; . ' wr 'o rex i :i nvnwpooe otyi (.
li.m tr lit betHsAtoflbe few atJhe aoa Ih
j na.v, aad by vigileut aJherooca tv thua principle
ami lha eoaiproruioa of th eotiluii.' whirh ar
broad and at rung enonjrh to embrace and. uphold th
I'uiou a It waa, tb t'uioa aa II ia, aad tb l oio'i aa
il aball b in th full capeaaioa of tha etiergleo aud
Capacity of thia great progrveeiv poopla,
UimUrtd, That lha qutiou eorinrcti'd with tb
forulia pulley of th country ar Inferior to no domes
tic queatioa wbateree'; that tha time hae com when
th people of tb I'uitoi f tapM ih'nW declare ilicm
erlrea iu favor of free acae, uf progreaaive re trade
Ihroughuut tha world, and by eoleiun raanllVntjtinoa
place their moral luDacnc by tha aid 'of thnr auo
eeaafal txaiupl.
KtmJretl, That oar geographical and oUtiral poi
liua with refercneaj to other eiltlr of thia I'ootiueiit,
no la than th iutrrtet vf ur roanrice aiU tba de
velopwent of cor growing power, require thai w
holJ rrd the principle mrolreil in Ih Monr doc
trine ; tbat their boanag al import ahould admit of
ao Miaeooetruution, aud aheuld be applied with ua
bereliDg rigidity.
Rcivlerd, Th .1 a great highway of Nature, e wall
a th awaent tJ tlioe Stat " imwiliaiOy inti-r-eateil
ia iu maintenance, ha boen marked out tor a
fro iauutcitia botwaea th AttaaUe aad Pacific
Ocvana, and cou-iilulaj oaa of the aiixl imporUal
acliicTeuienU realiaed by Ih rpiril of modern time
and th (incooijoerahl enoigy of our people; that
lhia result (noujd b aotured by th timely and eB
tievl eou trot which we bar a right to vlaiiu oter i 4
that a power on earth nhjul I be aulfered tn Impede
or Uvg it pj-ogroaa ; nor ahould w allow any inlerferi
eue aith Ibe relatione which it may-'iluil our policy
to eHahlirh viln to (iovornnicnt of htau- will. in
wboaa dominion il lie; la( wt cau, auder nnc.reuue
ataacea, eurrendnr 'our prepoQiLrruc in tl: adjui-t-
ai'nl i all qneetiom anatng eat or it.
, H't"l, That, in view vt eo commanding n in- j
terot, the people of Ih tuiled 8utea eni.ti'M but -yai- I
ptlhifa with li,e rita which ar being mad by the j
people oft'entnil America to regenrrkie Ibot potloa
of tb continent which cover the parage acro. th
aconaia iatbmu.
Jtflf!. That Ih Democratic- farty!tf etpect of
th next Adnnniatration that re:y pruper effort will
be bud to lu-nre our a.-or o'kusy iu toeliuifuf Mel
irO; X Miiiiitiia a pennnneut protection uf the great j
out'.eta tliroiih which ar taiptic-I li.lo ita wuter tlie J
prwiaeta ral-rtl pai th foil, and emwod:tir
created by th iudualry of the o !e vf ear Wolera
vallrve uu the I'uiuu at Urzo.
Urtolvfii, that the' iK-viecmtic parry rceojn! the.i
gnal imporUn -c. in a pulilicij aud o.Biuier.ia! point I
tit view, uf aafi- an 1 inmir rt,tof,,itoi..at:.m I.r mil.Lirtf I
aud paeWil rw te. tarwiiu our own Tejulory btlween
th Aliantie and 'fit. he coa-i-of lh4 L'uiaa; ad tl.at
it i tb dvj of th t 'feral tJ.'emuK-Lt to exarf,
pmoinily, wit it eonatitution&l power lor lb atUio
yit of that object.
THK CJXCIXXiTI CO.VVESTIOX.
We could not publiah tb entire proaec-iinga of the
tlncinnati Convention in a weekly paper, wlthrnf ei-
eiuding other matter of mora importance. Th follow,
irf utumary of tbe proceeding after the voting eonr-
mtmed waa compiled by the Observer, firm which we
cpy ,
Hon. hichard K. Mead of Va. nominated Mr. Da
...... ai, i(;uni ..r V ii M.,.in,..,i c.n.i
j nsrc- Mp jBge uf (-.lifurnia aomtoaled Gen. t a-a
Sr RicharU-on of Illiuoia nominated Sir. Doulaa.
Jlai h applanao urceelel the notuination of .Mr.
Ducnaaaa and Mr. Uongla, tat fnrnleiit fierce' a
iubIl waa reeeivtd coldly. ' .
The first tuta waa a follow :
Burh. Pitree. Doag. Ca-a.
Vaiuv 0 i
w iInipLire -6
Vermont S .
ijiaeaehuaetta 4 9
llho.1 lalund -rT- 4
IVinaertteut 6 -
feW V.nh4w .17 18 "
w Jtrter 7 , t
Penniiylvania 27
llawar 8 -
Mrryland , .. . 6 i
Virginia 16 ' . . ;
.Vaitb Carolina 10 , .
Booth Carolyn 8
tWgi ' 10
A'hina -' ' r-
Mieai.'.aippi 7
Louiaiana '
Ohio 13 4 4
'Kentucky 4 4 4
Tcnnejara 12
luuUn It ...
Illiuoia 1 1
Uiaouri - 9
Arkanana - 4
! Michigan 4
Floivla - e t
' T.'ite 4
lima ..- 4
WlMomln I 2
Catifbtula - , . - 4
The Sew Tik SofU voted fur fierce ; the Tlard.
for itcekanan.
Thirteen otheT vote were taken n followf :
)achanaa. '
Pierer.
Hit
Dougla.
83'
Si
80
' 81 '
2
M
6ft-
8,1 '
,63 '
Caa.
6
6
!"
I t haUot Wt
3d 1
- Sd 18'jJ
4th m
6th 110
6th Vsifi
7th 1 113
8th . li'i
tlth 140
10th 15flJr
lith im
12lb 148
rstb ino
14th 1624
t4
III
- i
7
lif
M7
I B'.l,
Hi
11
it
m
79
7-
. The Convention adjoamed until to-morrow.
It will be wew thai lb 6rt 6ve vote were pretty
uniform. After that the principal change wer aa
follow : On Ihe 6th, Tcnneaee left Pierce and voted
for Buchanan..'' On th 7th, -Teaaao left Buchanan
and voted for Douglaa. Arkiaaat changed 4 from
Piere t Douglav. Georgia from Pierer, and gave 7
to Daga and S to Uncbanaa. Oa the 10th, Ver
mont changed from Pierce to Dougjaj. On th 1 Ith,
Hhode Ialaad changed from Pierce to Buchanan., .'
After tb 14th tot tb Convention adjourned till
f ri'lay morning. . At nln '.cloea on tbat morning It
met and proceeded to vote aa follow ;
iVteeaJA aoiof. Mr. Bacbanaa 'fieeived ICS ;
Pierce 8 ; igla H JJ ; Ca-a 4jJliC. 1' - ,
The aaaw af'Mr. Pleree waa aew withdrawa by '
Xaw Deaiprb're. ' ' ' .
AxasitA BoUvt Baohaaaa XC? j Poalaa 121 ;
Caaae. ' - . ' !
A eVpatcb from Pouglaa waa read, Baking hi j
friend t drop him and ga for Bacbanaa, whe had j
rwaiivaal a asanrrfy.
On. Ii lath aaJ 18tb wtea, Nprtli V'aroliaa left
Han aad voted M PuBM, . ta tU vote, eL
peM lor Buobaaaa,
Mr. Avery, of S.th Carolina, aaid that bit tte
loved pucbajiaa, aad rruiiutlrd til convention that
amrywvjlagoU U4 U:;tb!f hValgy
tbuti; laldrd h'taehearfutlj t they n4w l!de4.Maai .
rterw and Pouglaa. Nmlb I'aroiiua ean.G beta with
deaira lo euppeil ibeeanili'hit liu bad proved liian
aelf trneal to U Vplcnatd Ih tuaalituUva, TothU
end I hey bad at their Vol lr fur XI r. Ticrcr. the
for Mr. Douglaa, ana bw they gave tblr utire vol
to Mr, Durhanaa. v 1 .
Th X. fork Soft voted for Duuglaarter Waving
Here. They really voted for Ducbanaa.
The Conrentlon proceeded to ballot for a Vioe-rrea-IdenL
Th fullowing I tha mult of lha tret ballot:
liua. J. C, Breckeaiidge f Ky., Wt Oca, John A.
Quitmaa.uf kliaa.fJij Lino Hod, if Ky.,'!j Fl'
patrick, vf Ala,, 11 Aaron V. llrona, uf Teau .j
lleraehtll V. Juhawa, of Arkaiiwa, II Uuek, of
Texa., I j Folk, of Tena., t ; Dobbin, of . C, II.
Tha aecoLd hollut wa uuauiwouMly for i. C. liratk
iuldge, ut Ky.
A reaolutlvn pledging all tbe Coattitutlonnl powera
of th gtivernmenl to aid In tb eonatrurtioa of a rail
road to th Paeil Ocean, wa adoplid by M of
2U6 ayta to J aaytr
Tkt lMAtftntM Cnrav.-Tb Conventlcri re
port a eompletcd at 4 clock Haturday morning.
echea were aeltvrel ay air. urcaeuiTige, aaa
Piraton. of Knlu ky, and other. J he city vf
t'harkatow, wa tied apoa a the place of uieotiug of
Ih nekt Vtionnl I', lireotkin. The Notional omuut.
tea wae eppiAntcJ. Redwb. per liel'Wblrb
oUiort. J Ui tatting of iota far 7iw Tm aaa
ber, bat tlie SuA dctllned partirl aling I thia game
ef ehaaoe, aud Aaguatna riehalt, being Ihe only oanw
ia Ilia hat, Waa elected. The I'uureutiun tb'-a ad
Joaroed km . 8aboequently th Piceidept of tb
Contention dclierrl a aUHruent rpeeib.
r
Inrl(j (larfllind 'glrgiiSe
r-r.y E TT EV I L L E.
X1TIEDIT, - Jt.XE II. !5'S.
!he prwf,!
ad, al
aoepla lha
lliuoaie av. emoteM apva eana."
We jta eareeWaa to a parte Ituu 'oca at carry U tax aaJ
kaea ah ta lha ajtaMa af Ike I atua."
- i'r'Hrj'ldrnl,
MILLARD 'FILLMORE.
OK KEW tbtK.
Tor VIr Preaitlrnt,
ANDREW JACKSON' DlLXKLSON,
or fi:s.tx
"Mr. Fliuaam arliniaeHeted 'a Ciuulla (iaiVvraiwaM a pa
anal aaiawai aad alUilf. He haa tm lrW4 aad taad tea
auUbtWI, aau-tl, aad evnacieatHMA'-!!)'1 tXav.
:Tmkui' av electoral rir'kr.fr"
Kia ma Oru aiu I'rru Miran-Ta coxiv.i u na
Tirn st.ite" at t vr.cn, '
. I, fi. CAKMK'II.VEL, of Kllhra,
JOHN '. CAMKI'.ON. irf t'oiftihiu3.
r. to
lt W-tricf,''
5-1 ' ' it. I Ma.irt. nf 'ew If movrr,
tit- " J i T. Urrtatiut. ,.f 0nlile,
CIS t A, J. Utiouav. of Chaihnm,
Mh - " tieu. J. It, LiACM, vt llalWaia, -
7th ' ...fen. A. J. lfiteau, "f Aa.-nn,
fttit " 4'jMX I). l!VKx. uf llu'irvaihr.
roil (ifvi:i;Nuit,
JfOIIN A, ill-.M
, 01' Gl'tl.HUtlt (IM NTV.
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AMKUICA.N- TICKLT
j ' '
C UJI 3 E R L A 11 D &nd
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Ui. R1VETT.
Tub Tilt .olilON, --
TIIOTI 4S H. l.l 1TI.KI.OII,
M;.J AV.l i all nr,
; Wt iiA v. "
ce mtmt i ctMii: rsD colxi r.
f npl. Ill.TOR flrf'ii.l
C. C. MoTiunimen, K- , ia the anthorijed ag- nt:o
tt.4rgn, and will attend to Hi rettirment of ub
eriptioB and edvrrtiaiug acconnta.
a. W invit particular attention to an article as
our V tt page, from tb Fall ni Vr. ia nhiliuB 1 1 Mr.
fJilmer'a vie a I'rv Stgnig. FroB a eorrepoo
dence with Mr. tii!mer en thiaauhject, aiwfll aaftom
other aenreea ol lnfuimati, u. ae kimw that be i eov
nctly rrprevtteil in thn article. Wiil anyone dar
aay thai he i wrong? VA. aree with hiia in every
particular: bnrrTiofc of thia again. m
tay H i have the aatii-fai fion of acknowledging tb
reoeption of a baktt of verj fine liiih putatooi, to
gether with a meaa of hwnv and beeti, from Mr.
I) n i ?i i.( tlii- towh a ginerous t.ihute to our bum
b'e effoita in the eaie of Fillraortaad Doneloa77.Tv'a.'
thuuaand thank for ber tjell Vinied geiii ro.ity. " Mniiy
daughUra done well,, but thou ex -Ileal them
all !" ' "TTT3J ''-xT-T'"
Otiy Wo learn from a vrrv ihteiliuent c nlleman i
jn,f from Oranvllle, that th American. r.aun U Bottr-i
iahiii crentlv in that eourtv. John A. 0ilmw.be
aai. will get a muaing vote on lh fiilThurdy oi
Augual.
tf. From H.cIjioou I i'ouuty our -nti ia of tbe j
moat encouVKging caaraeter. x i American parte ia
trong and unitod. H the.proeeedmgs of a njct-iii'g
held at the Mineral -Hpring last .Saturday,
t5u William J. Yatea, K-( , of ih!i tnrn, a dele
gate to the lata (Jcmocratic National Convention, will
pleaac accept our thniika for a copy of th C'intiuuni
Ihiiiy Euriuiter, -. . rr :
.. tiy Jlr. Iobhin wa put in nvminaiion or the
Vice Prideney, by the Xurth Carolina delegation,
and got jiul throe tutit Jwaid thoa of hi own Stat".
They knew that the' 8ng Sich.l. of Noitlt Caislina
would work in the hoine.a wli.tiur Uie claim of her
aonv were feenriiifed or Bot. To get a fundidate for
the Vic ProMdcucy from Kentucky, alm.e gnat
etfitesninu had br injured and aiiarepreaented.. ly
tb nominee for th 1'rceidency, wna a matter of
far more impoitano. Tiut Kentucky will nottwelluw
th pill. Buchanan will npercarry thatlStata while
tb world Hand.
BtAUGTITEKED IX THE HOlliE OP IMS
PIUKNUM. . v
Four ycart ago thrRaleigb fitahdard wa eenaunt-7-arallnjj'or
th defeat of Mr. Fillmor fn tB Whig
Xationa? Convention. "Fliughtered In Ih bonne ef
bia friea'd fj bit adhereac to Routl.eru Interest
and tin rlghfa. of t State.," wa all th time rolling
from the tungun of that indignant and outrased print
Who wa tlanghtered in Ih boa, of hi frienda el
Onciunati, the great Porkopoll of "nation? Wbal
became f Mr. pierce on that occasion ? Will the
Standard plaa anr wer 7
" EXT1UELV TOO IiAO. . c
Tha ao-ealled lleiuocratie party had a Jstifieatiaaj
aicetijjg bj. Waaiington eily a guturday nighl, and.
after aUending to tbe other matt era, proceeded to the
roatdential manaioa ami lo Jlr. Dt,ujn-.
dene. ai.d called eat the oecupanta to auk tpeeeb-
a to approval of the r.ineinnati uomiaatiooa. ' Thia
wa entirely to hod to . ma k men gl ap and tiut
al their own funeral I .1 . -r
Sr Col. Bi.ton kaa accepted lb. nomination f,
th. governnfaip of JlwtiiHj ana moTreump
tht Slat, 'fcwi fua af bt xneted.
"in 1if.vr.1r cut wwj 6irrw:r fccas
, . .. - N I . ., , ' ....
Will old " if ar Clay Whig' fuppait lr fliirhaa,
auT' e bar n. Ma that they piil. iVlr aelf r.
I r t fwW la th. Idea of ) urh d. gradaliuti. hlr,
BNcaauaa waa, iu uar eaumauon, ut pn aaovif
J ai tiv gi'tur up nf tbat infauioaa ibnige of bar
gn 10114 eiTuptitw Tfcsrj-"tMryilf
Quluei-y Adam--Whetuby He freatut ktaleanpr,.,
dttol by th ceulily ine the Uar of Warbini tau wa
kept out of lhej'ra!deii(! chair, and th doitiny .f
the repuhlie tLniifcd, peibap, for all Uic taeomf.
l.i J fact b eoiHiiiitlrd fo a raiiuld pullle.
It will ha rcniUj by Ih (ni-lligeu( i.drr that,
in lb it there waa aoeleelion f rreridchlby Ihe .ple.
Th vlettioa, therefore, bad ta go before II Hint t(
ReprcataUlive. The tin f M-ryU bofiur tlal body, i
eordil.g to lh tirwiaioa of Ih C' oatilutluli. Irtu
WttoMk a felwtiun had t ho made, were John .'juleey.
Adaait, flener.1 ;cVafo, ari l VlUiaia U. rrawfunl.
Mar. Jaekaea, and Adanu were the more pmailaeiit;
I 1. . . - . rt ....ii. . .
auo 11 waa wit auuaa iu mo oooieat aouM be o,
eidctb) Ui vote of Mr. Cloy and bia friend, Uow
they would t w axt gtammlly kaoaa, and, of
our, loth partiu were apatoui tp aeenre their aai
port. On th lltaW Janu iry tnvln apr
vieua to Hi tlm appqiiittd fur th election by tb
Huh, a lottcr appealed iu a I'hllaIt'pL(a ay.r
purpottiKg.10 hare eon fiora a aitaher of C.lreet,
la whit I'll wit elokd llut th thpu f Mr. Clay
had for aemetiiaa hinted that they, like lb awi',
were ready to atht for Ihut ah would pi.y Uft
"Overtaee wer raid to hove bca made,'' eoChwc
Klter,-" by in incoU. of Cloy, (Toriag Liui ihw
ppolnttaeat vf Segribiry of tU)t, for hia hV to Arr
A-lao.a. Aud the frna U uf Clay gave II ttJutwiitleiy
to la (Vivada of darkron, and hinted, that if tba
friend of Jack-mii would i lTit tl.e tan pike, Ihey
would elnae with taew." . . ;i ' - ,t '
0a lha (rat uf Fabruary 11'Ju, Mr. Clay pnhn.h
a card In the. .N'at on lutelligrnetr, deaennx li.g iha
author of the tutriarnl eentaiui d iu the 1'hiladulphut
piper aa a ha and Inramou nlumninlbr, a dartatd
and a 4l.f j and ad d that If ui h rcA Wj,i!J uib
veil hia name, he Mr. CI;J Would bold hi? repcn
ailla. Two dav aftrwrda, another raid tyyarod,
in ihe Intcllireueei, la whub Orpaca'kaiMt a, f
I'eunaylvani, (then a meir.lier ef the II. ate ef Rep.
renUiUce) t,iulrrcd hi rpcl to Jlr. flay ar.d
inioi-i nim ir.al 17 tirernee lo Ihe fiilr of the
(Ua4aa f'Aerrrc, h B.lgl.t atccibiia tL author cf
toe rbj eel on !.'. eoaiMuiiieatlon
lieoree Kliuo r Waa a eii, l. ,mim. A - J --
hav ca.l upon ahoui fje pcraue.1 aatitntclion ntil.(
haeeo perfed y 'ridiratuaa ; and, Ua.dc., k I.J.I
Jlr. (..wi.li!j!-l.!pl, a ajra.ber fio Maatarbnaetla
aad furmet'v Uvrrilarj of tb JUvt. and aUar Urn...
Ureal of l.m.fua, Md ft illtava Imitley I'i,ee, f
Wa.hiuy,a Cte, th.t U M al lb author the
"r"i'i, c.ea,ui.Kt:.. Mr. C!y ami hie fiirada
were v l. ftcJ til lin rer had atM a. ih w.rr er pt ,
b-t and W. of nhera, o. .,Vr tLcw eircuaaelanec.,
Mr. Clay, who waa t.' Pplte f ,kt H,, n
d,.wa rrvni Li- CVa-t aid OcaaauJed aa h.itlgatiua i,t
Vieeharce, in or '. r tUl if ruiliy I, ,,1,1,1 i. U
bly pun :.,dly the j;u.-e abut peeejdji . , t
waa, .in, if infill, tint hi. f hailer aught be Uu,
dic.t 4. lr. r,ylh CreigU, . rnihtKr,.! r p..
ecnt i,f Mr. flay, Ut a gentJemaa of nroldtr aa I
h .nor, fe' th )uatie f lh Speaker' app..! ,
a o.cua re, i.mua Ibal a .u.itic. be apjr,.in
. Thia r.-uiut!..a !' xealou.ly 'wppwa,', ly fiiu "
wh'j Ud U.eir ow" rto..,;f,rr wiping t, ,(i,cr ,
ibveatlgalioii, !. w , u;iy rumi b B .He of 2U
tntl.- I u,r.lu.My Mr. Pr-iih t duwiL
. . .,,,u me j.ttta V, lko l.e ma l im
th occa-ion Mr. 'Ktimer, auppoairg that b Lad a
prrt lo peifoen, , a , ottm,. m t j;;B. b,,,,
promplci hy ih ho had Lin', in keepihg. l.u4
up and e-.W t ' It B;,B l.nci,,.!,,,, U btmM
it ahould a..re,r, Ui.t le'laj . .fEfj,u .. I, '
j..-t,fj t!,e. MU n.fiU i, baU mad, he t,....l L-
t ,! "'(,,M!tb9 urk' '' rcr.-.Ull.. hi.h hud btea
j 'l?clt 1 1 th- jtker. tefit (ail wba'ra it BJ.j-l I,
I he w wiIIipj to aant th iiHiairy, and tul.1t tb re!
j a i.t." .
I Tl" crwiaiittr-e'app.;,,, ,. irum. . ..
P '.- WetwtsT, Jle taue, r..ryth, ,a le.,
aVIIJanhia. all appeln.!. of Mr. t l.y'ia tbe eKtio.
0.'18: ; and they rerVa. for th perform.ac of
Ihe t.,k alj,-, lhfuvb.t, .la, ! M,, Kre,fc u,.
aS bt ail ,! ,,t , nit
rtfa.-cd 1 1 l.t bio, rpe,. -jf. ,,,) , j.,lff
.teeliofe; to net enhrr aa'ea aeei rer , ra aita; ai d '
froutlho Unguape lu ahlcH tt wax trm , ji .
ahrewdry urmiKd that it bean eielated by Nr. '
l iglicio of the I'er.o.. Waai dcjfg.iiurf, who Lad
ma a rp.i.h iu oppc.ii, ! M,, Fevyfh rentlrt.
ti..Tl.eeumin!ttrw er compel!, d ia reirt that
they had been able loohlaio t. alimony t raUMbh
ih. charge pe.ren.4 .gain.l tl.e Upealet and hia
f.lendr : and a- tb n.a.t, r ,drd. S, W; c. uld b
reaclieit, and n waa reaponalM.
Tbo et.j..: tha publieam evidently wa. lo dtiva
Mr. ( iay lnt., tl, pr,,rt of fiM.erj J,,., ,,.,.
.or pprrar,,au ,na, Mr r,e mla be Ur al ed
hy a (I fRrem curve. Pat he wt.. not ,e ti.. to u"
Jri.wi flow hl b regarded . a W jyly..J
P ort I Mr, Adam bee.ua fceHmvyl t him bt t fim.li
Srd for lha uul.'ea tJ th nrerie i. i t ,
h' the-aiiaatiwa vt ftwiary of" State, .and l.e .
""'l'tcd it only iu eomplitnc with the earned .Ld r.. '.'
pn,tf "'wii kf bii frienda. It waauiifw tunaio
tor l.l hi anj lb, counter that ho awlfeet-i..:. 1... -
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tuniue, to oTeTCorna hi oaa Ipeliimtion.
In .! p, lu(! f IJUT llm-..llowlnff letter ... ,.i.
Ibl.ed in ihe'J aittuvilia 0brvrS
i -Vriu, .Veci , jeo
I hav. jt relumed from O.nr.al jVk., j
found a crowd of tompany with j,l,., xu in'
1... were of tSteuomht,. g,r, , fc8 ,
re..p.,on, and urged , e to,l.(, B lih, , ' ,
Iv him cueerniiiTfTi
tteuvf of . Ii, Ada. U th. P,idenev, tl.at Mr
(.lay an,rf, ISBJ. a piap.autioa t hia jrurndt, tUt
Mr1 tlai aJl" 1 !" rHeur, , e;
Mr, t ay and ha frienda weald in ene Acamak
Mr Jk.aiJ ihe rce.deat. He dene,! Jaehi,
'antl, ; rejected Uei . propniiti,,
. ..... us-.oum ii.i-.,Bipr.ai,t himealfi and .mica.
Tina letter had th effict thri waa d',,l.ii.
pnted hy Ita puhlicothin. It created ,.!. ....i .
ud cowing, irda,frm X.hvill., it Wa Jnokt
upon at aaortof '.'By AnlborKy" publication. Pome
excitement ., creav d. ad Mr. Carter Beverly wa.
aerertalu.! to be the authoro tLe'Hlter, Thecharge
which it preferred were contradicted and Mr. Itevcrle
calW, General Jacka for th. estimation of ab.'t
be .ad .,,,.1 Th. O0J,tf'ith hi, b.u.1 feanka
and over hi. own aigwlur , iterated thecharge with
mor. partalarity than bi. been U.or. aeed, a.d
eaiB that b. reeeivea th. lB(0t9m frM m tibt
of Congees. M 0f high -tpctbil!ty. Jr CJ.y re--ponded
In appropri.t, tern., .Bj. (a a(lir.
ered at Lexmjit,,, ,h, ,2th of Julf ,M
InOgueg j .
wrbr,,,,cf(rM",':! hr ?nf4 ,u 'dit ' J
on mvmi er of Conor. aa' alim. ji..i r ...
i.i T .
JttkiuVVl.. i.V?" . H". f''ile ' of Cencl ,
He wVaT-ewTi A , 7 r"rtv that hi
;"r. ri"; v i a ... . b..
mo,, open.y.,,oiB,,.jr,,JlcI,r-11,J byf,B.,eTe
he would .ever receive It, He declaied, All 1,1 TomJ
u. Hum ho would aia ifc. ahol. illk
them, bUoro b would i.rye w Ji:tiL, ,or J
Bv Inatantl an!., i.
,rti.i,h denon, bim 'tZ Z C. J?" J
tu bahora, to Ibe American publi-, w.,b,!d be a - :
ttti e .Utter prepared to aUn.lt ih. 7ali ,7 .,,il,
,"Z Jl r,ta -0 "r ace-Mint, . frJl
L.TVL'?1 "Bd,l:V f-rl " de to I,,., : tb. rer!
? -..yo n amiee, l,i, U, .ceert l i
-.... .mawraf to. I,M ,f ,,., -' V
.ny-igf (