Pitt1 ;f llf ' " " f6S
- JOIIX W. CAVBBOlf, WIJILtMTKJL
Hew Seriej.Vol IIL-Na 27.
:,-. . FCBUSllgJ) WakKLY,
" JOHN T. CAMERON,
iditor. amp rtofiirroR.
- TIBM3 Of SUMCHJTIOXt
" IWWm, I itlHl'i
H Dailaaaea m UNk, If sal darla the jpurt
Tare ItMUw, ll wt eatd daaa im rear af aakaerlelieat
Be akrlaHa resale A lea part Baa ra, aalatt pelt
la e 1tiki ;
Ik aeaar teelee utll all areaara are paid, aalea at Ik
mm af kto KtUier; . -
V toMn to MHhtw IMr pan U aa of Um rear,
HI aeu Km lUlew af Uwlr loteaoaa tant ek Mn tba
tBtaafta T Ik tw, etkarwta IW paper IU ke aaUaaaa
,ee HJffMh MM eaereae Hmnill M UM ee.ee raaa;
4a eaaae art aal af Ike Ma. a, a
aaaf tk aroef, mIm la a Waava ra
na.lble ana
V TKgttf OK ADVkfmiSOl
V faaHkjaf a)ala Usee, er aa4ar, (flraaij (a?
e aakel iai'.rtU aWat 'bare ewe'tha, ', ', '.
tOanta.lM, 4-e
Vr M aMaiaa, , tS
Hot la4b MatWu.. ..-.;...' IfVi
Vnaaaaaaal at lltulMH Canlt, aal vim in Ha, per year, fc
Latar aaai la aaaparilnr. '
AdeertkMaa mm-i Mala Ibe Marker f hmrtlaat rVey rWk r
i efcerte Ika, art! a auuUawaa till hMtAf, aaA alaua4 aa
. -
-1 . ... U . .'.I 1- - T')
' 1. .., .. a, 1. f,
aEOSjZ'
Mir .'
. , MAI.UI
ff 111 filer Brj tnivttU, tip, lel
tkott, ud lfdy lade CWthlif.
, ' Far4c1ar attantioa paid la
W3' DRESS GOODS n4 TRIM"X(1S.
Ilr Street, Faot(etllle, 1. C.
7i-uf
B. B. Hortia,
W. H. Bta,
BopVins, Hall & Co.
MV GOODS MKRCnANTS,
; M; tit nUiaur Mtre(,
(Oppnil Hnor Slwl.)
B4LTI.nORE.niD.
f.kajary, 1844. -
"WM. II. HAIGH,
Attorney at Lawt
FATTTE7ILLE, N. C.
orrirt us oui trtttT.
Jaiuir, ism.
TROY & HtLEl.,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
trMBi:RTOt,?i.
Ma
l??-tf
" Law Copartnership.8
WE. tha aadarmigBad, h? tbit Jay f Bd a Law
Copartaeapkip, aad will pracika la Ika Crta
f the fell' wiagraaatiaaaf IbUiitata : Cbalkaai, Cnm
harUad, livara, Uaraett, aad ft Snprtma Caart
J. II. HtlOHTO.V,
JNO. MA.S.MN'ti.
ntUVaraajh. 5. C, Jan y 1 . 1 r-'i iK-f
J. A. SI'EAHS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AtSaada tka CoorU af Caabfr'tad, itaratt,. Wak,
ant Johaaea.
A-Uraaa, Taaaur, Uarat'.t C , S. C.
110-ly. -
V 8 Jfi iiajlVaM(
(HUH COIJISSlOi AD FOBWARDIXfi
ilERCUAXT,
Mnimingioiu 1 C
Jee 11, IbVil. .... " ' ' .
' DH K. A. BLACK,
--prriCB FBOHT B 0 OMS, OVER
nr. B. M. Iliaadale'a
Cbemut and Drug SWre.
r.braary 7, lei. W-tf
ANDREW; J STEDMAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
PITTBBOROI'G, X. C.
am Wilt attend Ik Count aaJ Hnperlnr Ceartaof
. 3hntbara, lur, and IIrne(t Cnti.
J.ly 1 tr leVi. ; : : -
JOHN WINSLOW
Attorney at Law.
Qjfrt on Ik Sth til af Hay Urttt, iqp
tiUtht FaytlcilU Hank.
FATETTLTILLEr
rehrwarrr : '-'-
R. E SANDJORD,
ATTOBYEY AD COLXSELLOB
: AT UW.
OA a at Dr. Mail's New Building, aa Bew glreet.
;.Bpt.l8M, ' Je6JMiy ;
: A. M. Campbell,
Auctioneer and Commitum Merchant,
GILLESPIE STREET,
" FayatteTllle, N. 0.
WVf 10, 18o, " .-, 5
.Charles Banks, ,
' CBJFECTIOKER,
WIIOtESALE AND BEfATX DEALEB I!f
ftrtuj FriiM, fftt, Cigar, T&aceQ, Snuff,
' OMEE5I ITREET,
4'V rayatWTilla. M. Q.
WaaaryH. 1854.
-fJtVCT AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Skat, Cap, Boeoeta, "B-HiU and" Slioiit", lTrT
' Ctto Tarns, Kerseys, BlankeU, A , e.
aaalaBVndOiLi.trrt , rvetVvM. N. C.
r J. S. BANKS,
-COHIBIOJ AD FORWAWG
M E R C H A NT .
: W ItHItGTOJ,
iaa. A, 1866. . '
Ivortla Carqlfnat.
104-1 .
K. II. MURCHISOS, ;
a)H h4 fwrwareMwa; Blcr
C hat at, '
i.trVMiAtr .
e3etai
IB, IBS. H-7 i
fjlii arflm I'Hfo
state: or koiitii aholiiva.
KOUK-SClX COL'STlf. '
Cm a PUmt M iorfr Stmlmu, May Term
I BU BraaUa WUUmk W. Gaaa.
; LtLaarf.
OaavitfuantppMriaiUitk atlif.alloo of Ui Caart
Uut Williaa W. Uaan, Ui rifnlanl in tai tax, U
oa-raldnt of Ihil Slat al (at fabraai Tarn
f tala Cor 18,xJ) Hrabaa Kin(, tq., hH r nli
Coanty, did iba u4 taara irlura tola apaa CuaH, aa
KiaauUua a ad Lay apoa rour kaaarM aoraa r Land,
altaala, lying anil Uiag la aaui Count;, a tlit Mita
iJa af Luinbar Kim, juioiog Hi hmh of Juha Uuaa
Chartra !, aad alhna. Alao, ana other tract, aoa-
taiawg aiafity aeraa, lying aa Ui Halt 80p,
loiwnj Uia Iaa0 of JaaaM Ilaaiarry aal other auxl
it it orlarad by tka Caart tltol public tlua ba wd in
a a or ca uaroliua Argua, a aawapapar pabliihtd tn
tka Wva af FarMttTilla, K. C, atiryi tka aaj
WillUOiMM,Walantaaafur.aaito ba aoa ap.
paar befart Ui Joalioaa af, laid Cuarl to ba boldaa for
tba Couar afbraaaid, at Um Coart Um la L at bar-
lua, M tka luurlk Mio4ay la Auful aal I, tiiaa aail
tkarto ahoar by kla plaadlnf ly aaid lauJ, aularitd
aa afcall aal ba aald u aaliaty tka aaul i-uiatira
aund, iaavma. aad sort. ' ' .' . '
r' Ik kaMw.VrfS lounk tlaad.y af May A.
D. I&i6, aad af AMnraa lnltpiianca tka HOtk yaar
KUADftACH HOWELL, O k.
JuaaSJS, IKC. 129-dt. Pr fa JO .
NEW
CARRIAGE UAMJFACTORr.
T fully inform "tha puklia Ibat b?7 at
baa aUblikcd him If l Fair Hlaff, for f b pnrpoa
afoarryiagoatkaCAIlKlUE WAKINU Bl'SlNt'SS.
llaTinf earrwd a Ika bina at Ika Jiortk, ha 6U
Irrt hima:f " aa for atyla aad DaaiaaM uf luiah, alaa
darakility" b aaa via ailk lb lot of Tarriafa ilak.
art Tkoaa wiakiag Una bagfiaa will plaaaa nil aad
a lamina kit wurk far tkecuaatvra. Allarb irtiil.
ad fur tvalra awuUia. Krpairiug doaa at Ika akortaal
Dotica and ua raaaoaahla tarau
Fair C!ul, N. C, Jua 16, UM. ' lii-lf
WANTED,
IMMEDIATELY, a good BOUt UiKEK. Tba
cry bt wag will ba givaa.
Wf TAKSF.dS.
Fair Bluf, X. C, Jaaa 1, IV l.'B-lai
- i
Cranes Creek Academy.
iioori: COl TY, .V c.
r'llll TntiWaa ara kappy t aanaaae to tba pabl'.
1 thai Ik Fuartk .k'--".B or tin Inai.tatioa w.'l
apva oa Xaa.iay tU Tift a)f Jwlj nait, uular tka
..p-rri.ioa ot Mr. . AUCIIIttALK WcLA irCULIN
aa Prli'l.
Mr. McLaarhlm it k grajaala f Ika lniaraity af
N.ulk Caroliu , aad kia Ivainiuntala at uf Ika k'(l
eat ekaractar, aad warrajit Tnl.U to firing a-
Hi mafia -ll mL. a (aal l..a..a, l.l atlrMi taa
! laibtutioa, Ika I tker will baa ajTBj. af nye-
laaiata and tkurierh leilruoiioa
Tbe Aradaaiy i e lua lad am m'.'.'t aa.t af Car
tkorA, Bear Ika FarrUrtille aad Wf iUr TUak Road,
ia ik Biiuat af a vrry banllhy, aiaral, and litetli(eal
naigkkarhoud, aad it will tberf'r ba fia frua, Bay
of Ui nruiiu l b (I u erica wk'eb arnrh n ('if' t
haaitb aad 01 rail uf ttu IfbU In V a and olUgea
(a ardar Ikal Ik ban. &U .f tk U'titulmn ay b
wiikia tka rw.h af all, tka fUa.iig Ion rat af 11
Uua per aeaaiaa, payab, in advaace, bate ba adopt
ed
EasHik Aaoordiaf la s-Jnuaaataent,
:o. u fit.
is.
Latia. (ra arl frm, ),.
'e."a. r,ri can . aj w 'V " j
" ,tr "'"ii'- hjS aLD Ulo.fS I.U.
Jim ItS-V, it J
i
EDWIN GLOVER,
WATCH HIbER'.WU JEWELER,
At th M Stand,
.VorM i.e of U13. j
rAf KTTKtlLI.K,
II
AS jt ratame-t fom tb Narth wi'h tfc
urgtt..r'J-.ir.ka.r.n.i a.r, ,
prier. Auiong h' ortaint Biay batnin i U.-l a I
tSilw watekta t all triade, esnn very . "'Cd.l'Fe'i
Vent i.ud iiuard t'hin. ; !eal. aad Key. ; Fub Hark. 1
la ; S( cUf!fj ef all kin-1; lirat Tin arl har J
King. wta. er.mel,ing m , all kia I. ef fiiw
01 .2?
with ladiB Bather C-aaee, a new artir'e; fine j 'earl
C.rUC'a.-,l'Kliii:i.Biiie,ukl4nu.Ml.-'iri.-te-i,
Coral Bead; 1'irrt Mai i Jtl Xetilaea; in Jet
Pin.; Arcordf w..; M-k IWm, Ac ' I
..fid
and BaHajMMriw. fWverrr.ip. Better sad Fruit Kidvca.4
Plal.-d (aoorl s Frk.-; T.r,l an I Tea fpvin.;
Batter Lnabea, Ct.r; Carl BVi; t.adie Work
ltoiej agKd e.i.in.ntof Military U.d; a tin, l H j
Ar f'!..L. ....) ...v M,.nv All...- fti-li hli-h km .1
Mend, sod the pu'bfisra inid la eaani'iie.
Strict auction paid U WATCH BEP tlnTNO.
Juo. S. l-'7-?rt. .
Twill attend, Vy mvglf or deputy, at the f-jltowlng;
times and plnce, to rec-iethe du from Ihe
rliiiens
of luruireriun.l uuumy lor in. ynar iooi,
i VII
At Ulaek r.iver ran. ter ground, Monday, July I4th
. " Flea Hill dittncl " " Tuesd.y, ' l.'th
"Loek'Crrk " M Tl.araday, " lth
"Oadar Creek " " Frtday, " leik
Carver' Creek " " fi.Uirday, " r.lth
" QnwhirS, at Col. SmitU' (.!1 p! Tbursday, Slit
Tint ditrict at FrHy, AuguU Ut -
B'xkflrib di.trict, at Mc5iH'a Bridf;, Saturday,
August . " 2nd
. At tb eriov named limes and placas tbe nandi dates
for mtinueie lu.tli" tieneral A'wmbly, and for Miariff
of Cumbarlmid Coii'ity will attend arvl kddraa their
fellow-dtilens.
. AI.KXASPER JOHSHON, Sheriff.
June the27th, IM6C. lM-.tf
CARTHAGE I.VSTITITK.
Ljrsj TtCHOOL will be re.timed in thie fneti'
JZZiZlW O-tuUmi the fdftSf-WrtrfrA
ifJ' a er Tr 1 v t,.. aaheratufore. -
Tke fnncipnl tnke plernr in aancuueing to the
public thatCI.KMkNT IrOWD, a member of th re
cent graduating elaaa at tke.Unirrlty, will hereafter
beaaaociated witb him in tbe School. Mr. llowd i
an experienced teacher, baring been suree.rfully en
caged in that buine liefore joining Culli-ge. Wa
therefore hop by ur combined ed.irti to ier.taeoa
tinuanc of th am liberal patroMg which, th
Schoiil baa bithei to rceied.
A. K. BLACK, Trlncipal.
Tarthnee. Jnn 21 , 1S. liW-llt
Edge worth Fe liTrtc-iiiW,
GREENSBOROUGH, N. G -
r riHB next Seanion of tins Inatitatroa
F I -ill on FRIDAY tka 1st
id AlHvOdT.
Tka eonraa of stwdv bi daeisned to ettibrnee eesry-
tbingaaeeaaary tn tf batantlal snl ornavtionl
al Ednrntlou. Ureal proininenc is given to
tb kollt Uraurbe..
- Jt'eitker labor nor pJa Us Ua .pared to secure
Instructor of the highest qualiScation in tberr vari
oa depitrtncnta, and to niakeEdgvwdrth second to no
lliaUtoti.tB In tke country, in eieiytliDg neeeiiaary to
a eomplet eHoMtion.
Fee eireolarseonUioiagUrms,cours of instruction,
A., apply is " . . '-j
. KlVIlAlll Ol.niii.., niB.r.i.
Jans 27, WM. ; , 2-7
jj('i rijjlj lot rttrasl tigil I
POLITICAL
I-
COL. BUNTON'S SPEECH AT 8T. I,
f -Wi pita below tkiit panira f Col. I
fwent apoecli at. St. Louii Ukh th rt I
Ciucinuaii Cvnrantioo and fLr domtia j
tb Administration t
CitiauiMi I appvar before jou la la uv
(4 tlaracter Umt of euodidatd for He imv
ibipof lb Stat uf MiMonri. It am, a
nhich 1 M not anagbt, but wbicb I fait I
In aocf pt in tha prant conditioa af the r
Ua mm gmatl endknfi'rpd botii athon
altuad, and tba Kriuea aH J.;kkJ etiin
quired to aid in pmvtotinjr tlia doull c.
gf oivil and foreign war. ' ,
I wtot to Cutinnitl to be r"ir tlmt C
two, tli first on I cr uj.pi . I;. ; I
iee bow thint'i w" H
af nfiiiiiiiu',! i
bvMii In-!.!- ! f
art . .j.. .aw'ene trui
1'kckeJ.dvltxfitea wre Owra, aent to
peoJ. Straw dukgaje were tbr, tvu.ia li- 1
ine DHica wQica rui giro we aeraoerau t,-.
jucaaoers.oi v oorrsa war inere. aiiQaujiaiurbia
It their duties fioni being at mob. place. , A
eufiotl oi omcc-li.jiaer were were, piNitKau a
chee in tie Federal sutom, incapuLla of vot
ing lor lb siuulle. Federal eiBee, at aunt (Lei
radii
by the adoiiautraiioo to impute t Hrceiderit apwi
toe ptie.
It was a aesndalua oc.leriioa, eiclndod bytke
eonatitution Injiu being aaeleck)raoI the t resi
Jont, and yet aent here to rote fvr the adtuinuv
trativn nd fu voto apa the principle ot lite oi
that knowetb bis maatr'e erib upon the pria-
eipie of trie aaa mat knoweth the band U .1 Ieed
etb bim. J'uliie wm there front the euatoio
hoaan an J lb Tire JWte ia New fuk-!l
with the spprubation of tba aJmiaUt ratios-, or
the ofioe.boiJera wuuid not be there (abaest frout
tbrir dutirw and drawing jkeir pay) without the
corn-nt of llirir eiuplnycrs. It Wat a acandatofj
collection. Tbi ineibber of CungrvM war ia
the d.iuLle breach of loeir dutica. They were
iMt-lo-lii.K thejr lejialatire detiee, and doing what
tbry bad been interdicted from doinf. ' , .
Thirty Tear ego the nenilaorioa of PreaidVav
tiul eaaJiJtea waa token fmm Cowgreaa oa aev
cuotit of the evrrup'.ioa which it n;oierrd, aad
Kivea U delegates, itttowdiotf to be fresh tra the
people and to obey their will, and the BonioaUva
renK.red from Vaabnj(ttMi to lkiJtiaa.m, u get
out of the reach f l'rsidaa-Makitx aicaibera.
Hut theae tiia'ikbcre followed to Kaliiason, grt-;
tin pmsir fn.oj snoie dtl- cat ben thrj eould
. . .... i.
iCft no appointment fruea tba po W) aad gvt rid
' o them to ret eutiroly beined tieir reachHho
looveatton ikcJr m removed frvuj lullimsr to
Cin.sinnti. ' .
Vain eff.irt lo eacspe them. They followed oa
i t'ineinitl. TFey. br4e ap C-igrea to get Is)
this forbidjrn piece. Surely ib uew Preaident
will be.very hard beartrd if be doe not iwtaewi
ber them when he e-juiea to the dietribotion of
j ofiice. Kr ip Wasbiogton city eau new urpa,
i never before put upon anvh acrvtoe tliw (,
J hud.-rs to the city, chwk la the drpJrtuuuUr
I haad of liurewiw men wh have B-J V-Xa ia aer
ltd-,rl ckvlkio poiilual bvbmd, brjbbie ) act
man 'a perl in any tie. t.,n, hat sent to (ifceia-
aati, m a life piaid toaupporttheaJnituUlfBlUie).
-
Such was the coi(ijiuo of neHy ona-half
f thi wiule om vent ion -cu.Urfn hou tiS-wra,
r jit, ita!rv-d r!itk, packed dulte.
' lfw tti Triali t.tiitfaj anui'KaV nn!arrBi ttt
('oLi-rv, diri, tt..rriie, fedo'al BMrahaK
H'he pla in whlofi they met, and which had
,ta provide! by a faeked admiiustraUoa com-
,uUrt) wa, of the meeti-ig.. IiWaaort
, ' , .i f l 1 . , '
M hj three, done, aer. door g'larded by
armed boliiea, with Order u Lnwk d.tWO Sny
r-oraon that il.aiohed wilhoul a ticket from tbe
eoininitiee , and apeei.al order to ba prtipered
-puW the W Wi dafegatiiw which
cam to rot for Unehanan a repuh which
tbr-y .attempted, and sot ihamaclVe knocked
down and trampled UttJcr tout. ' '
This den bad no window by which" rwple
eould look in or r the lighfof the aniX
"7 w of glaaa, lik a atcamboat akytigltt,
thirt Eve feet above the loor. " It w the ncar-
ai rrprewentatidtl of tb " black bJ" in 'Cal"
tM a j Hhgt hftle, fad WeH-nigh beeom
' - - ... ' . . r. . .
Mitorioiif f ir
a similar oauatropna. ine little
pane of jrlnw abova were hung on ptvuta, nd
turned Cut to let in air. A rain earn on drove
into the den ; and to exclude it, the pane wer
tirned.nj. "Smothering!, imothermg !".wa.
the cry 111 thedn ; and tbegfsM had too turned
up agaia Over thi place win a smull hot fr
upecU lora, it approach barriiaded and gukrdi'd,
snd entrance only . ol.taiaed upon, lick ol from
the satiie pocked committee, and to wLorn they
gute tickets was seen the firnt vote Wore gvn
lor Buchanan, anil when tai h Suite th.it voted
fir bim w.i hissed even Virginia; and the bias
ing only ttopfmd by a threat to clear the galleries.
Such is the pa- to which lh notuinaiion of
President is'now brottght." ' t fv
No President, teekirig a rocond alcetlW btt
ever been so repudiated Udore. Several, ao eok
inr, hare been defeated by their adreiuuitJ, bik
no one ba been defeated hy hln own party. ', Th
cider Mr. Adam vrn defeated by th Pomocrado
purty, then called republican; tb youngpr Mr.
Adam wan defeated by th same party ; Mr Van
Uuren wa defeated by the Whi-s. But each of
these gentlemen bed tb consolation or having
prentirvod tbe reaped and uonfiduBoe oflii owrtrn.cjaurtt; and a a Tyleritojaudioncering offjeer
so with jir. I'lor.. Da at rcpa-
diatcd by thrme who. bad exalted bim. After
fniir y. n-s' trinl lie ia oondcmuied and tluown
away-rtbe victim of hia sdvifem. It istheinu
Iiuiiuhaltng torinmntion of a puhlio carcw that
ever wus'witiiiwacd. Ui whole vote waa some
alxty--cnly five dozen outof ncar'tbreehandrtd;
and it from theae are deducted tha intrusive vote
which ought not t-.be counted those of the office
holdort, paokod delcgflUa, tho straw delegates
the niempers. of Congress, and th complinien
tary voti which; were bejed fur him "to lcwin
I'm ihini t,gf'bfmMerjhl. dufoat if all tin'
were deducted, lEoy ougui ur bt!, hr Would be
left without a single vote ; left to go out as he
came in.: with tbe. unaninjaMis consent of fit
pnrty. -AV hat a fate for a man who cam itto
oiGce upon twenty-Kven State, with two-third
of each Ilonse of Congress, sod. the united Dem
ocracy of tbe whole Union. After nil, the remit
was due to th plana when, tb Convention wss
held. If it hud been in Baltimore," where tba
j outtide pressure would have been tin the o;her
s.do, the orhoe bolder would bare earned tb
day. : ''-".,-'.... - '
Let it not b forgotten that tbe pise gov.ni
d thi nomination the-plac eonrenient to tha
solid men cf th country; bat that eaaoot bt re. j
5!f
' I gfratg f ja.ia'i lot its lilt
,if 12. im
'"1 IV) to aava futura DOtaitiattoaa. Tba old
j nni .tba (Mnuaneat profeMioual Preal-
1 1 t u ..... ra -will boI M saairbt ia aucb a dara
'1 It j will gw whan tha tarttara eaooot
i
uyaiuf
od tbera u m aafvt" as xpt in lha
i. nl o tha Conatitutioo, aad giving
j' dirott vota fur Preiidaob Alraad
"fid Ibat duty go Ofxt Ihn to CbarU
'i Carulioa, wIht bo Waaicro fiinnrra
'"". If jov ask bow ear tbit ba
. t I aiiawar, wry wall Ka b On-
w appoint a aon ittoa of iu own bodjr,
I it la '
I tv,,
I !
; .; .
f(rfT i.
'f.".ru
a in nuBjfcar. to ait frora foor aars. to
t And tuanaga Trythiag Tbaaa Com-
tna cheating la tba race! of
the
;
!
a i.m W ila bJ a.:La ia liH jiWII
'.r!w ...,j()f a (nil srtey on an occasion like the
' I. i credent l I can aal aoiia and nrnaaut ik mnat
priwiincnt, tukinaj thtwe which toucein our borne
; ajj,,, 6pij iit0 furejg. fUrwardj but, Irs,, I
B.Urt show who I nioan by th administration,
'or it by no means aoaabt of all wbuao Bame
eamptw it. .
In the first place, then, I do not mean Mr.
Puree, I leave bias out entirely. He ia a kind
man, toader-bearied and will cry for any body's
borrow; but ba ba neither head nor nerve, and
b ia as belpleaa ia th haad of hit manager a
a babe in lUe ami of it nurse. I have to give
a signal iusfanca of talk helpleesaeaa which eon
earns youraelve we'l a nijaalf, and which
aomit of no ijuaatian, because I was party to it,
4 know what I aar. Mr. Pierce sent lor me
afuw lis iaaugaralion, desiring me to eaJl
npoa hiu) the neit evawiaK at eight o'clock. I I Ouly think of that Dale Owre, who publiahed
went seeurdiag to the refunat. He t Jd me he a newapaprr and wrote a b wk to abolish tbii ia
wished to speak to Be I boot the Miaaotui ap I stituuon of marriage, Slid to penuade meo. and
potntmenta, and know If tbey cos Id not be put
off ( awhile f I answered yea that they were
all flrttr years SppointaxmU, and to be vat of
ttoanrlve la tbe onurve of lb spring and sq ta
mer thai 1 deapiead tbe bwaineaa uf rOMriiig
men wne were jvtog tnsr wwatiww. weii,aixi nbeae
kme Wmild auia tspire, and bad rather wait
Tot tbe vacancy ro rowe of i.ar-lf
II replied
uaenta, and
tbat thee wri aaeil hie own sratnaen
It wv res'liiy agveea tnat tbe appomtmeul
should atsnd 9r until my ret ara fiuul Miswouri, I
which Would ba ia si weeil. j
On this jrennt, thai Volnntoered by Lira- ;
self, I bift tka city, and ia two weeks was follow- i
d Br a luaj of Ut prMtent an J you know ;
what kind of ppo!ntojcai tbey Ware ail nia.k ! tercvurse, sua rooBned to, tbe prinleget which - Ibia iu.imiMrali j ut rwt a Coremor to Uuh.
fn wy scone, and to work in the eVtlioo ; tbe trealiea aocure them, and left to the i'Weom- i Bri;ham holds en to the place, and Mr. Pierce
ngaiaet ae -a thiog wHkh they hae faithful. y (aiay which tbeir msBnera aud toatc mjuire. stonds with bind off, sal th madakxuirpert
aWtte, and are Mill doing Erea the putt oth.w 1 4. Eslravagaul etpendilure i the character-; cle is seen of man BasornSog to be Governor by
ia wy ewn btw waa a bled a to render it im- yti of this aduiiiin.tr u. Netcr was s'ich s the will of tbe Lord, repulsing tbe I' sited Statce
aoasiol for me 'to se it, aad drove tn to Lha ;pajit wate f public money seen Seveniy i smb.jru.aa, iramplmaf the law andvr foot, inaal
raeoarrW ef eadig my ewreapondeee. throegh 1 to eighty millions WjaaituVred per annum, and n4 ' t ag and defyiag th Fodcral Governmeiit, and
Adam A Co. Thi is what hap;ed bwa a ajuipto-a of sny sl4tment WUs 111 Polk J no suempt made to reduce him to law aad order
tb ivetoeel tad myself, ad w en of tbe in. .
aameeeble taetancea to pro hi anility in hw
ewa al aiuttrtkm. I did act gtt anry with I
niia tor it 1 aaew be waa moeer at ne iiate n t.aiy-ws mtioun , now it ia tare vn.-a irun,rs at wbics morality, decency, abam revolt ;
f V nith we, and pitied hi loabil.ty to ! that amwinl, aad getting wiw. laerema of tod j hsve been tuld Lew an imtitotioo aoabhor
leep hi owa word VwUiitarily gicw. I eiprea.-1 wff.-a and arne ioeraaae of army aod navy I rent to bawan aatare is kept p. and tost it U
d na raseatment beeaaen I ko thav w-miIJ ' wjl(iplk-Utii of uaeUa snt. to attend to j by vifttt ol the civil rower vented in Hricham
fu4 brt him da a be wiabed ; ul Mlf wpa i
required to avoid hi howaa, snd I l.sve n.H
bato thnr a.nr-. Sttil, we nimt hidnawl
0 ban accident bring a togttht r p-aometime
seetie j i. eeeniBg riJvw, when the rewportive
bat (minediaiely naa high ia tha air ; sumetiOia
ew toot, in sn evening walk, when we ruh to
the nil u tali on, snd so ja-winHr that sn .Uwrver
fc'jbt virprtae tl waa a pair ot old ivm friend 1 their lurtbir Vippirt Andtotn artuy aua navy
liantnn and ' Pythias jut g'ltiiig ka'ther radiaiwd, as faat aa puaa.bU, to the condition of
itl kftrr a lonp Mid eruel eparliio j govcnuueiil Ub!it4meBU.l'reaidetMl and AOt
In the nevt ptao, I do not mean Mr. Marry J national iiutitouon All sppr.ititiacnts are con
t1 leave himaalf -out by permitting other to dueled ua tk-U principle ; all dismiaai.ma and re
dxruinate in hia departauent, and by public, v i dut liooa are conducted on lb asme. Twokuu
sgreein 10 wluit he privately cin'cuti. 1 ' dr 1 oft.cera.ksM latr'j beta turned out of tb
tea owl also th Secretaries of the Treasury., of
th Interior,' of th Navy, and ' the PttmaW
Oeneral. and 001 r eondewn thew for reniatmni; I
in h Cabinet ia which they are wilboul ii.Bwn.-c,
tnd sharing the. odium of measure of which
they have tvt part in the paternity, This brings
to to the Secretary at W er and the Attorney
General, who, with an ouUmi force of .le term in
ed nullifieravara th whole admiuu) ration
Hut 1
little need be mid of the Secreiarv of
War. i
lie i a martinet, pulled up with West Pwnl
aotence, ttogmatival and pniniaticsl, within his
circle : but that rnrcle is a narrow one, and he
moves uncoatroHcd within it, lie
it an avowed 1
audessionilt.
Of th outside foeee of nullifiers still less re
mains tob tid, T hay govern when they plea,
snd slway. ia the aniua stylo by preawutinn s
menacing front Of all these tho Attorney, tien
eral is th master spirit. , lie i a n an of talent,
af loaniing, of industry unscrupulous, double
exexl, doulile pondered, and herinsphroditie. in
politics with a hinuw in his knee, which he of
ten orooks, that thrift may follow fawning."
II governs o"a,sweveoy t.adJo bun u d
furred the master' pmoe in Mr, pierea''f CibliM::pWu Jf J , oisde ; the time is out snd the pledge
When 1 hrvrrlthat h waa tn come into the Cab- Dot wdcemejr The-tMHU has boon lost in niak-
iuet, I act down Mr. I'tcrca as a doomed man,
ind foresaw j swilt and full destruction which
wx to fall apon him. V I bad kuown Mf Cusb
ing aa an abolitionist, . voting against Arkansas
Wiium.she wa aslnv State, aod backing Slade,
tf Vcruioht, in tha aUompt to abolish slavery rn
tha District of ColuiiibU. I bad known him as
a rt big, attacking tlie leu.ocnicy sua ail ineir
for Tyler aa long ba Jhud an onc to go to tba
baniuter. v I could have no faith in an adminis
tration no led, and foretold it calamitous fste
(rum the moment it wa seen who was to be in it.
Now for their acta t
l.'Tbe violation of the Tex and Missouri
Compromise. . With tbe facts of this violation,
it wicked and corrupt intent, and the foul means
of gettiug it done, and il disastrous and bloody,
conueifoencea, you are all sufficiently scruainted ;
and I only twin il to give it it place at tbe head
and frut of all the evil measure of tbi aduiiu
Ifttrntioa. . -. "
2. Prwtitution of th whole appointing power
to eiectionoermg purpose. Tbis wa openly done
from tha first luouiert of it existence. Ap
pointments wvra wholly mad with a view to af
fect the elootiona, State and Federal, and to oper
ate for or' against particular, men ; and for this
purpose anfit characters would "be taken in pre
ference lo. the beL . Yoa know how it ws in
tbi 8tato, and a it wwa - hart, fojtjrss arery
wbur. Nullifiers and free Boilers, apiaX&rwnd
renegade, all war fih in their Bet. On tingle
qualification vu requwit, that of working ia the
election; and (he only preforene aeemed to be
show waa in favor of those who bad been moat
violent agtiaet thaUaioa. Oa that principUaa
ii JfuntTi rri tn ilrri.
editor was taken and tent into Egypt not into
boodage, u bettor men bive bee aent there
but aa CoMul-Oeooral of the United Statee, which
editor bad publiahed a dailr paper in Waahing
too eitr fur throe veare, wluilly 'devoted to the
eparation of the alare from the free State.
t.. Unfit appointuieoU on foreign luiaeioas.
Tbia ia Mortifying bead of aoenaation against
tba present administration. Never were socb
men aent abroad to repreaeot our eountrr tnea
wtinout parUule oi lb knowledge which diplo-
-J -.a. i.nwuwii auauaara WllO-
OUt knowing bow to behave la company mere
Bolitieal daaaammiaa tn rmmrA tm
ksat, and.serriccs to ouiaa, at tho Federal and
'nt elottiofia. TLey ieo.1 such abroad ia order
' ifirru indaiait for tmt vmT at Uia
'' I (9 M,l!
e ibum t. .!,,) li k sr-1 re.
i ' liirlf r'i
. .. v s,. .... . ;jf aua
''"r-tfre t!e tri4 of car ,
4 ini4 in 0Mi.wi've, w ww anm w
! wkich tbey were sent, Talented, educated, ra.
pleto with kaowlrdfe, poliabedin nsnnors, mod
eat, virtuous; such wer formerly our minister
abroad.
What a eon trust are those we now send abrd.
What a oootraat to the Kafu King, the John
Marshall, the Albert Calbtin, th John Qulncy
Adenine, the Piiikney, of South Caroline, and
the Piukney of Maryland, the Ilcary I'Uys, and
the long lie! ef splendid asnies which green our t
dipluniatie aunal. Such sppuintmenU a ibis i
adwiiiiatration makes I spoak of tha maaa, Lir
there are a U eiceplione are not only a dis-
f;race, but aa injury to eur ooantry. They in
are our nations! repuutuo. Tby degrade us
ia the eves of foreign oaiioo. Tbey injure the
wbcle chkractor of republican government. Ma
ny of them not ouly of bad meaner, but. bed
snorala.
women to bve t.etner like tbe baasta of the field,
lie is sent to a tuieiia Court f-r Lis ele-ttoa aer-
vicee, and wan wonvev the idea, wbererer be
iruea, that the United Aisles ia a whole nation of
Miemoira, rrturkiug to tbe slsto of forcat sui
msis But if he wnst en, be hu ocruinly r oa
to the ritfht place. Tlx y sent bim to S a plea,
j wber bui doctrine may meet witb k-aa atboreac
I than in sey other part of tha cii!iie l world. 1
Ana U l note miasiofi are tuuli pli.-a lo lb .
grwatcat puemblv eilenL Sending theae unfit '
men to place where li e hai nothiog to do, j
va if tbey could doanvlbioj, merely to git
them pay, and where many of them, by tulcari
ly and miacoodect, are eseluied fro-e aocial in-
weal out ot 1 SUe, w'uica was after lb cuii-1
uoe of 3 our new ..temtoriea, he eonipulad the .
annual akpeuae i the government at twealy.
lha ewcltona ender tbe preteat-ot blimg feia. k and hi aatkU, atill m.jre than by hu relpoaf
edbee wt.te 0 'wey ia building. htp to power, that there are enough to overturn tht in
while" rfuinjf a djiUr f.w the im-ruemri.l n tut.on, if it waa not that all civil power, aa
f our great nvera; u. h st iLeir de ice to get well a Uie religK-us jurdictiua, ia in the'henu
rid uf the pullio Hiom-y. -' ofMyruKra author.ii ; j that tbi admiaintr--
Near.y a tlw.uaaod du,'Ur s.man is new the t,o ia actually reapunsibie to the monl aenae of
srerae oa.t of cry man in the army snd nary, j iba riviliioi world tor the prevent eoatinuance
and the ciul penaivaliat of K"t.'Iaiid fropwcd tor of fo'vmy in the Territory of I'uh.
h an open,, scaiidaloa, snd criminal pcr-
veraon of law ; sad the same oprratin ia deairod
to be rtf..i:i.cl on tbe army, t lie rule of uiiu la
u a being to save pwtiaaim and favoritea, and to
turn out irivd odiser, without regard to sonic
or character, whose ptilitical tiTiiiiiin vr connex
ion ar not epproved, .
5. Violated pledge, rise tin In judgment
;inat this sdmtntsirsti.m-. - I dor'H-yneaB"'thc
Inauipiral addreaa; theae addrtWK' are now made
like pie c.-.ut to be broken. I irwak of piibiic
nx-ibW plJ)je openly snd solemnly made, snd
i.penly and scandalously violated. There waa the
pl.le to'toduoa uuneccWrr dtitiea, aud getnd
of a corruptiug urplttt'rercmi':- That pledge'
in violated, bas biten for four vesrs, and suit 1
fh euoriuoua revenue it kept up t-j inci ease pat
ronage, to purcliase wort hloi land from Mxi,
to corrupt pressos, to reward partiwas, to strength
en the guvernmout, to build up triiii. and uavie,
and to fight foreign nstions ; if they can succeed
ia picking quurrcis with them.
Equally public ws the pk-d-tf, snd equally
Kaudah'us its violation, to tnake a national high
way to the Pacific; ocoatj. Four year ago ttic
!fK
ucl aod coHtly surveysTiTf "two dft4watu Iflln, surpoeing it to be ddreaed,io wy.
road one fur the North and one for the tiouth
'-i-and iaendoavourlug to purchaae from Mexico,
slice after slice, the route to Quymat, on the Gulf
of California. ' Ter. million wer given lor one
slice it wa found to be worthless, and besides,
would not includd the place. At tbe last ac
count, further effort were makin.' toeet another
-slice, at another ten or twenlyliiilliousi still fur-
.1 . 1.
Ia the mean time,, tbe rluTn, direct, national
central route is repudiated, although it is now
one-tbird mud 8 ; for tbe railroads west from Bal
timore, Philadelphia, and other Atlantio ports,
to penetrate the West, converge to tbe centre be
fore thev reach tbe Misnissinpi, aud connect with
the Missouri road, now complete to tbe centre of
the stato, aud advancing to the Western border.
Yet this direct national route, though now ono
tbird made, is rejected and repudiated for an out
side route through Mexico, and a ship canal
through foreign territory in the Spanishpart ol
Amerioa. . .
6. Neglect of the Territorial government is
another of the offences of this administration.
Political partisan and pothouse demagogue are
eat out to fill their .offioes men unfi if they
were disposed, but merely electioneerers, engaged
in the Bute and Federal elections, while tbe pro
tection of the Federal Government is perfectly-!
unknown j and violence, bloodshed and disorder
atsprciid the land. Beale, whose aacendant
ovr the Mvnjje m1n-ehsnned the Indians into
iafantil submission, ws dismissed, Wane .he
would not lectioneer, to make room for a pot
house demagogue who oouid do nothing elae.
CWHforniaj 0 New Mexico, ara all tb
miS: TWO MtUM IX ADTAXP
Whole No. 13L
oeaoe of bloody oatrag. Indian war rege-
prit mnrder prevail law ia impotaot tba
Ftdersl officers are of no account, and tha oil,
sen art drirtn to tba necessity of providing tor
lhru)Tfti.
I need not tnentiou Ksnss th condition of
tbat blood -auined ground ia sufficiently kaowa to
you. I will speak of Utah, where tU Federal '
Government is ignored god re nndiated its Ian
and suthority act at defiance. Tb term f the '
Mormon Ugawrnor, Brighara Young, aspired
three years spA A b had thrown off th au
thority of the United States, It vu dtnuine4
to send bim a successor, a military graduate of
Wet Point, and Cspuin Steptoa wa called frora ;
his pleasnnt qnartor to go npoa tb tntorpria.
Wbea Brigham heard of it, ba gsad a apeetblo
hi people, j which he told them what l'ratidcnt
l iereo inumded, aad what be blmnlf intendud , '
aeniiug a aw Governor, and tha oUieria-1 '
h;:ng to repula tb compliment. It waa ia
was apeeen be said to bis people that ha intend
ed to remain ia his plaeo antil tha Lord should
nay to bim, - Brighara, I don't want yoa to he
Governor of L'tsh any longer."
Tbe administration ws afraid of bin, and
andertook to out manoeuvre him, sod tbat in the
highest tyl of West Point tactic ; they deter,
luiued to smufrxls Su-ptoe in. For that nurrman
tbe milliury Uoveruor ws furnished with a
battalion of aoldiera, and directed to proceed to
the Mormon kingdom, a if he wa going to Cal
ifornia, stop there to hybernato, and watching
the chance, slip into the gwemorsbip aom day
wbeoBrigbam waa out something like a weasel
that goe into another hole, wbeu he find the
occupant goo. When I beard of thie fine
at heme, I said to gey aCUaintanee, aad I can
prove that I said it, (for I do not indulge in
jmt facto predictions,) tbat the next time we
abould bear of thia Gov. Sieptoe again, be would
be on hh tip toes, luarvbing to the tun of - lUj,
Betty Martin, lip to fine;" and so it was; for
before the hybernation was over he was on hi'
n,arch in cvd truth to Californis, to lctar
thence to th United Stale.
But there was somcrhing elae which I did not
foresee, which was, ihst thi military governor
carried off four dou-a of. the Mermoa Bettv
mitm, Him lUUIIIia-a.Btrea OI lOd -
aaiuU, prufuuudlv cbafrriaed to find thcms-lv
so aacnawked iip0 by the. (ieotj-sa. Bat W
was the last eucrueebment of the kind. No
more of the United State military Lava been
there since, and Brigham aer he ha proaiie.(
ihe Lktd that if ll.ey' entue sgiip b will Cg
tlrtu ao thai they wiil let b.a I'-r-tt M,Hi...
aue Aad that was the end of the attempt V
0t b is tie lasunrent eoetdiUw of th poltci.
nous kingdom of the letter Psy Sainu.
b4 heard of this polrmy stale of
A SAKE -MAN Ft ill! HE SUl TH.
On lb i lfh dsy of April 182C, Jsum Bach-
ansa, 0
1 eon.ylvatits, tb thsvpton of South.
era ngbtx, (?.) who revived tb aaanimout
nomination oi the Cincinnati Convcntioo for tbe
Presidency, said as follow :
" Permit me here, Mr. Cbsirman,' for a mo
men l, to spaak ufwn a subject, 'to which I bare
never before adverted uim this floor, snd lo
which, 1 truat, I aiay nevar again have occasion to
aiivett. 1 nicau tlie subject of aluvenr. I BK
IJKVK IT TO BK A GKKAT POLITIC A la,
AM) AtiRKATMOHALKVIL I THANK
GOB. MY, LOT HAS. BKKN CAST IN" A
STATE W H FUK IT "DO lis NOT KXIST.
" IT HAS BKKN A CU KSK
KNTATLKD UPON' 18 BY THAT NATION
WHICtl M AKKS IT A SUBJECT' OF BE
PKOACH TO OUR INSTITUTION'S."
S lial- and S'nlon'l Itrfi-ter ef Pebete, pag
2,T?Q. VoT. S. part 2 ' ' ,
The shov speech was made fn-the Il.insu: of
Representative, eleven years after. bis 4th of
July oration, and six years after his famous Lau.
caatcr arti Slavery resolutions'. Will "Old
Buck" put in the pica of " infancy" to thi
charge, a he docs .to the charge of Federal brat f
Saw" Ilichmoud Enquirer please copy..
. -tmrYiVun Organ.
A Wirg i.n Taoii'i-r.. " Pray tell nio my
dear, what is the causc'of those tears f " 4
! Oh 1 ruch disgrace ! I have opened one cf
If.
CerUinTy It .idKi dpore, ji'a Mrs. thsn - ...
Mr.'
'Is'that all f What barm can there be " in a
wife' open in,; her husband's letter V
'But the cootcut such disgrace ! . .
" What 1 ha any one dared to write me a tet-
t for my wite to resd f
"Oh, uol It is couched in the most chaste,
language. But th disgrace I" .
The husband eagerly caught up the tetter snd
commenced reading the rpistlo .that had bvea
the mean of nearly breaking his wife's heart.
KoaJor, you couldn't guess in a coon' age.
It was no other than a bill from the Printer, for
nine year' subscription !
' Tha most sensible (woman-in all creatiou l
She ought to be admitted a member of the craft,
A judge's duty is no snub the counsel on both
tides, snd bother the jury by furnishing thtm
with a third method of looking at the ease. Wa
got thi from a wag who onoe went to law to gel
damages ; sod he got what he went after, enough
to Ia.4 bim a Ifa time. "
Tbe beat cough-mixture that ba been mado
consist of a pair ol thick boot; mixed with luU
of air and plenty of axerciee. People who hug'
the stove and grow lean will pica take notice.
' " Did yoa ever e me with kuot than I eould
carry?"
" N'o but I have aeen yoa when yon bad better -
mna twice for yoar load."
To" endeavor to work dpoo iLu vulgar wUlt fine ;
Mnsa, is Hkf trying to bew marbU with a raior. -
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