fmrn ta f A
TUB TgUE ISSUE.
TTaere a few niltr.
item that ewtet into the peo-trg PeaiJw
tial EJeeCaa, pS Tt-irh KVtif tlie is
tat shm.) J i irtal,
It ih Jea f ela f Jw
lmrnae e iaj f lb aaakitada Ire
Ibot enetUrrKMBi T the fin Bipaii
by asking 4 irrelevant is art end
avrri;ttti: yi-Jj tht eoateqaenen f
Tfcsrt politic! trider sfreal fTatf at
Sy fear defe-el. and therefore, wbh all the
tact of 1 J fladlakf, they ev ade the w eae
Jv they dare )ot rnfflom, tod -deal
fheie blow la every other diref i A
sort f lejwtf Epe of k"g Lit
vne where. To f3rJ f ifcfew
fal raaseijornrei efV-;i trier ph. it be
come tht ! duty of those who
frftnj cjcrt tie permanent g lory and proa
nlj ( tt country tHfn f.he let aoUe
triumph of eier party, to bring our ad
versaries back la tht true iatue, asd iafi
them t if. : ' ""'
New la the fact. atte$tr4 if trntoir. i
Be it remembered, that, in IS! !, whu
(Vaeral
found tli
krtadib.
meni.
fredit vat totally destroyed: rivate ere
Urn:aoQ eac n;a outer, na , n h . . N
oerwhe!med with tmbara: I V, A'. ,.K.;.a li
The treasury wai emrty: puUie ... J X . ... ..... .
. - . . . ' . a .a rwillll VI W 1 It aww aw aaaa
it bid tot? throw txxmi tharrd the drUed . w e-a.te aj.H,.y for Mr.
tiMl,it!ecrtwyMjM,p eaa.er. ... not lard
aaiffJi UW,! is Jiloie;ee. U.Mr. Polk .H...I4 My
f mpl) pe ct: t'4 the cf National ,. , f h , ,cli ,d
firotpe ny Vitt drid up." la t yord, tht
(ovwnf vis caiiixvpr.
tit it remembered, tnat an wefe eu
iTerethe re.unoftheboMtedmea.ureaofij fiJthf ,,r ,?UCM
ana uocniuco pinj nirirr iui were
Kea?ouly reaiated by the Whif pary, by
hrrn the eonaequencet to which they
iihiaiately leJ wtjn f9rtto!J wjtb Prpbe
Be it remeobercd, that the rtrae party
that bankrupted the country it oow is the
field, orfinized, and atminj with derpe
ration to remin the povcr S'tich 1
by the election of 1340; and that, in the
treat of ita aoccee, thia party ia ple!ed
to reatore the tame meaaurre that diauo
eiiahed it rule wljen in power that i to
tay, the tub rrraaury. deatn to au Daaaa,
bard in oner, and aliff. uaon wh
ralll r -- " '
railed
'tnenl!ertf,ft Pieaideotial
Candidate of jhia party it en avowed and
retarded enemy of the Tariff of 1842, and
rhw ad r orate of a horizontal tariff of twen
ty PC ""tun " the value of fpreign ipir
rr a, mhich tlie bea Ufornned nien be
j.e e would be fatJ to the manufacturing
jniereM, Khly prejudicial to the intereu
of agriculture and rommerce, ruinoua
f uU revettie, an ubrerjiTt of al hope
i f the diocliarje of he pwbli; debt. Bnlt-aa
(y the iuipof-iiioo of direct tasea oa the
jH-ople i po'jcy whjch it indeed known
be open y advocated by tfiine member
pf the Pjrtjr.
De it f erabered. thai the f rt ereat rnea-
rure that checked the embarrassment of
0e eo-sniry wu the repeal, by the vote
of the VI hi? party, of (tie odioua ami de
frtmiva tub-Trearyj and that to the
t arne part? belon j the merit of the pre
fect Tariff lawl which ha dene more
fii-sa every else to rale up our cpun
try from the drprcifion caused by long
m a. a .
ycirt ot tuQering, ana jo au:ue cooipa
ra'ite heath an I gladne'i and prosperiiy
over the whr(e land.
P Be it remembered, that ttiiv falu'nry
measure has hot only lestored to health
ful action all the great interests of the
country, but has replen shed an eshau
ted Treasury and yielJed miUiOna of mo
hey to bp applied to the liquidation of the
public dtlit.
Be it remembered, that these great be
pefit w result of the Tariff, within the
abort space of eighteen months: and it is
the confident anticipation f business nien
ana statesmen inai in is is dui me precur
e"C f i.tH b,rightf r djiys.f houl this mea'
sure re(iia uu.!iUirt)td & Tuw year Ion
It is therefore for the People now to
eho -ae between the measures of the pary
Ihatrt'irieJ the country, and the measures
that of the party has sarei the rountry;
bttween meanires that are ihrerted exclu
f ily to the puUie good, aid measure
Jhat are suggested hy party motit es, and
Intended, nawfly at leat, for party pur
poses. Tlii tejroupcci. with it irppiesiiveaij
pinnit'uhJ, connected an it is with the fu
ture by jhe operaliorj of cause end efltct,
siijrfste thiavbviov rc&tctlon; Will the
People, to whom belong all the power,
and ii Mm whom will rest, for weal or for
wo, all Uie consequences resulting from
jhe administration of the Government
will they stand forth, unflinching support'
er of die men and measures that give ho
nr and strength and prosperity o the
anion; or wU tiiey, in an ignoble apiih
ol Ufs jsge, return to old tatk-m asters,
fnJ invite aoother Might to desolate our
land and iirjpoverh aid iilut) our
ticii ineritancef
This, wlien stripped of the disguitea
liial running has thrown over it to cheat
a confiding People, j the true iseue now
l be iried.
t o n ths lmlepsnJeut.
-ANNEXATION AND DISUNION.
Mr. Benion dtiered two speeches in
Rinille. on the I7th and 1 8ih of Jai
m xith. 'P"e most imp ffnl part of hi
epeihrs wa that which leUiee to the
schemes of Disunion, afeich'ihe f.ctioii-
. . . . . . . - ' .
I x sp(t,ed they tt.u laid oa t fur Da
ait. in tha Texa Treaiy'. "
: Mr, tteiitun eon'ti in aid of d". position
avsumed by thoiV ho htvt fa!lea Irom
the DtiB-ycraue ratkii. nj joined with th
whig ptrty. IJ isrs thert it "one ereen
oiotbe pditic4 fiaj. w'iere Why I
i " .1
d Denver t.e. -d -
Citrate ichf f tVv.4te t lU Unlen.
H Mr. tValM 4J !ofl eerrary
itraa f it a4.
v.?ej frslrar a art 9 bmf aa
ijia lievmia, be Ud fad thai
tteia wker ' gr r aiJ
kt at where of the tea pat tit aigfci
asset, and thai kr r4 fMif f A
pr pj Ar-Ij f party
0i frfitioai ) irrrf. Clw
rr 4rfiUn Mr.tiiay aid kaktMal
diert p rar'jp r anU b I
f ataVd It aM at J d .rrr t a kirfc
tra4w atli0 rotrI m aitCiniUa t M
ryal r -qNact a. aaauiiied
y Dmortaye Tf'T -
If kt PaaMiiiaa ITf' ty",f
f dtaBritinn. in raptcii)
d IeUa. rttf? t tli aag
aiat inrrrad bf h'a alac aih
th. a iht goo B)tA -f Pia dm-
t al ;nd), ai.J in all iH, aDiiay
f a i)rrONf rriac canf ag ft! fa i( poi
lianf ih t h at d
ed ahot.f aottnit ! h! f.f liaif
aCnie b aiira-f l rjfc.frtai Pr-
ty i hnblia Mai th injimj ai iff
I ID
t a a akmW ..a a ka at f
beeoe be auere tol of ite U iuiiinit,
thedianr o.beroiei.to t'e p"y i14 im
edtaitly , li.lK.w and the I)aotti
in nurub'rs th.n when ilirs culled oi)t t
h diun on Utlj, me, Cs
iu, or I sink.
The deitikuds of the diMtn'onit't will
am be sbaed ta aing'e p-4 t .Such a
Taiiff a Sigtb Carolina sh.il aJont die
ta.'e, anoitbn submit ed to by (ha hole
Union, Bui il this wf graiitrd. ftld a
brare tnd Ligh.rBimled t eople were to
cower benestti the insojeo' ewagfirer ol
ibe J.eob Club of Sou h Caii'lina, and
give ihem oo chance ff
Pn'JUyrn7uu7f.n on anoihrrseetion.
irdrltands would incree, They
mutt h T' a'o cot " to gel T ea-
s into pe L'ni but in et t' Sou hern
Stt out af M." Sue h w ouid be a j a t
ol iheetti qaenc f the lertin of Mr.
IVJkiihe Botrerol ihe Ilisuoi-nist wouia
be stiengtheDed fr onchWf, ajid it would
be no nor a uiumph ol the old Demo
erstie parly proper, lhan it would be .tri
umph ol ibe Cl. tof Tartsty., .
Mr. ttentoo T. he pimay, or-jeci
t-t ibe Teas treaty diunto j an m-
trrue for the Piesolenet a it seenuua-
rr oef u and land speculator and stock
jobbing were it ufcliry ot-j Ci and the
tout etjecis, together brouyoi ii i it
ward al the urn and in the manner in
hicb Ursme lorosril. jusi Idfiy l)b
foie Lt Bliimore C neptir, and at the
' k . . a
Hart moment to mix i h il-e rrnien
lultUction, and to mike diversion, O-
rord and miarhivf beiaeen tUe Nrh and
Um South,' A.i.d yetp mociaticleaders,
a ho know these f.cis, aillirre to trie i o
min.tion ih -t hst gruwn out ol the design
Utceate these eVits, an t tefuset-i meet un
that 'een sput," t-rrupietl by V whig,
on wi.ich ali'f.e Una flofioiis Ui Ion C.n
be preserred, And thus etand the mot
oe o the nurtie. when onurn id leg"
bis chrr ter: For the Democratic Psr
y, " Pttli and iiMnion"fr the W big
Pant, t'lau and the Union
U ehave truugltt sir, teuton tveife trie
V ... .4 . . .
eves of ur resder. lit we mat illutrte
the post ion of mher mull gai Jeder, in
the Demoera id rsnk; Iwr, if e undr
stand him. he intends to hip nor i tl.e no
mmiiUon. hand in g'ove nli Mi.
huun, Mr, McD. ffie a-'d oiler., all of
horn be jr-ves i Jbe tiaitois io their
eountry. From a notireol Mr. Bm on's
speeches in the Si. Lou a li-jiutl Can. I
PPff l''a he p'e,etiied ihe Trim Trea
iv, and ll 't e ro'respnndeore jT'Utini l
it. a ar'fullif duignt&lo Ummber ikt
Union. ! pirk a qurr-l ith Ureni
Bnt-on. and a.lo iih the mwUvt-hnlu't
inj Sties, ws obiouj tie design ol
the Xtgniiuior, fr'm lie ree'iimni io the
end. T arry the aln'yeho) Jirg g-.iini
the nont-ll ehildmg ball ol f ie Uiion
wis his ojea and roti;u:ietl effo't. . To
p eem ihe acqoi-mon of T m as a
QUthern, reciion J, t-vehcidirlg jiei
iin, wlo'ly direrpj) io the ej'eiiMon,
pfrpeiailioo, and red imjnnee ol iltte
rr. wa hi i'inres. voeJ oSjVcU Ami
aftr ill ili open ff irt to lualtetiie le
a q's i' n a l .ve quesii' n, the aluiiT
ion of the T kian Sut-s into ihe Uiiiii
was io be fubmi'trd io a Houe of Kp-resenr-t've
vrtce there wa a m j -r t
of loriy-iit niem','rs from ilie noiila
hold ii Su-e. Va c.odd a'l l! i be
fr. eacwpt to have ihe TVxi.m Slue r
fi-d a-Jiiii'iion, find n pretext fafiiiffifd
Ihe Southern lif't Jor cereum-mf AH
this ' mil und. riiii"d in S'uifi Ca
rolm t!it the rfy of Texai or Uiutn
ton' was raied io tf at quaver, not only
brfq'e the treaty was rej-cUd, but before
jl was nade!? . ,
nd now we repeai to the puq'ie and
Jo the supj) ifjers of ihe Deiuorra;c Par-
iv io pin rulir. wlmt e mill Del re the
Ine elrioij in i'-i b;te, ht the leaders
of thaipniy (o fynow ihe aign of, the
power wh'Ch ibey perimtteil to enntro)
he anion of the Baltimore p-invi ntinn;
and kiiOAMig u. do prrterere in their ad
hesion to ihe pisanidnista. snd ar gon g
with ih'm in a b .dy, aVint lha haf pi
nest and sileiy of our gbiious Coulsde
racy. , '.. '
r .THE POLITIC AL PRESS'.
No one Who hai bevn in Ibe t ah'H rvf
glanetng t the different politic 1 journals
I a av mwiiui a ta w w r - j
cf the yf eta l-H I lav kvea ticl;
widt riMiiaU f-rt hsi. wb e the
h'g retki t Ueaele se diai
I tf ateasme the to rartw. re
Ujntt tn tawrtfi p ake w tjfate of
M ptppo-tP VefcM!i! pfae
ly tm ihp bote ttersHi eklaaaaie
f4H ebr dl.te. TeiJ iKeta tlst the
h'gtMuT heal"' tVarfeid awitap
eaiufl. aad swgtj t a be sepesUsd. ed
they re lr by urj thai 3d', Cly
tdiMeJ tM SMrsWr ml Ualley. , T4 af
e ftsiioo.l B'k ia f jxiloa la heif aV
Tresserv ite, and they revise the
eii tuded tatelba'lldctrtlw,
t the eleeli- of Ada. Pmo U
tht ab ol the etlo tMet B!eife
iicnts. and tht remrt it. bektdJ t gam
Met and duets'. Indies; the adtasgef
of 31 . CiatV pls ly d.yit'Ctirtg the
ptoeetd of .be pt.tde , fnd yo are
errd, a a rthbth-be key. Ttts
B"t mere drrt;R?.ua. lading d
the pfot'irfaiu jHesiew. we take op V e
S ebasond qantr ol lulv 30ih. tine
art three ehelT f r'ftlrd eid."radeoitd
to tht t i 1 aT tt Mfi,tia droved
story of b.rti) at.d corrnptiM?' We
turn to tha Giot-e wl the aeit day. and
find Ht edrotial page disgrseed by apae
tilt ceeeit which earot fal t asake
etea Icoforoim blush. Tl.e figure al
rrat ia oa line ia formed by typf
above i an eseaicbeon, sa wfcicb it pie
tured brandy btde. corkertwf f park
ol eaida and a pistol UbeHed aboot !
er." Under ih'a ehsaie des'tgn t' the
words a gr. pesidenee and franae,
While letters, dipo-el so at to lrat ih
fif ure of man, eaibody all the g'os.ei
b-li that hve been published tor ibe Is-t
taentv veers sraulM Mr. t.Iir. Add 'l
tni pp't in ttedlieial irgn at Wh.
ingio ol tht gieat p.itc who tt.uds op
ped to the abifsl 'While regfi.
lor the credit of tb cunuy, to set the
press degraded by such n eihibitiun ol
wules and amlif n.n buffnontiTt '
r j'Hred to find ihtl the enemy eause ia
so meapabU of being sustained by Solid
t'uaent, and by any ppeaW t the gO-d
sen-e of evtry tirtnesi ron, that they ft
compellei' to adopt the most discreditable
devices ia order t exei e the tvaion ol
tflT ffl' nJ ,,d their liilgiain.
Wm Umvm ami. i.,th i.i'il f-H'.HiW
the Ameih'an peojde than to imagine,
however, that they are to be blinded to
their true inierr at by any oeb outrage
upon dectney and tuih '
Aete JerA Republic.
LETTER FROM MR. CLAY.
Mr CUy wa invited Io be present at the
great M s Convention of Whig which
met at Letwf inn. Missouri, a short time
since. His tetter ol reply to 'he imitation
wt aa follow a j
AsMand.Slst Jiae. I8jl.
Gentlemen 1 rcened your friendly
letter, inviting me to Ml- n'l a mm oeet
ing of the U hiitt of Missouri, and the
fir et. at Iiing'of, th lath July.
.... -
tX' .i thii'g would -n 'M me To' -re
I leisure ihsn to be in the miJ.t of them
on that inteie-tnK oce.non. il 1 coiild
ilh propriety. Uot, aft-e lull rounder
ation, 1 ie-oled not to attend nv pot ti
ral mee i -e linrms the Presidsnti'1 run-
4;indui.ny ol my tnoitilmrreet filend
anniove ilat reotul-Qn, You ho.d out
eiy stronj it dueemeiiis to uie Io itit
Lesingionwolil friend gnd iieiclihof, the
tirsisi bidr of good luul in sit the Mis
supippt vallr), j r during 1,000 Iks. of
heop io ta acre, a rpiti g ovf h in po
pi.lition. wealth and irtiroraj"ta. and
Uhoi)h I t, not lea-it t radical ami ei-
tensiio revolu ton. eoine on in p4'tcs
t would know you were KeutU'-kian
from ihe romjacetjey with winch you
spesk of all these fi ie things. 1 should
he delig'.o-d to see their.; ami, if I could
make an eirei t on fiom the rule which
I hve adopted, it would be s viii to Ivx
iiig'O-', in Fe'te counV, MOmi; but I
do not ihit.k iht I ran fii.d iiidi tent rea
son f r i.h an exreilion. And you
krow I'm I have alwij enJfiVured to
abide by my wont.
I r-jo ce in ttie prop'CtofthediJiei
nre n( the Sie ol J1iimhi from the
yoke of L iCof t:oim, of wh eti I rereive
s fliitertogrc'ittfropia'lqiareri, N' t
l Viii'u, Ii toil Ke ue on tli a.U'1 t
ivrntucki, wjncli adopted and huolicd
and iioior d ie, theie is no Sue in ihe
Union Which wouM ftl more giatiried
wth ihe stiiiirt i f ihjn Mixsouri. 1 have
eer ent. r- i.o-d .'kind ol pirenla: ICtlmg
toward thai stal. Ainot g ttie arJuou
trurglfs wtiicu I hae bauin publiQl.le
It. at V'S inromnriMv ihe greilpl li
whiC' l ever ieipaed. for Hie ( m-
si n ol MtoHonri iiMoPie vJiiion. lIaiui
mithinr, I am en lied to nothn g ou'that
fiouni. l mrri'iv u uiny uuiy. aissour
i
hn oed me wtt'i h r ri n-t tore. In ie
viewing t'.e tiot, I am i.ni'on-co ui iu
ev-r hanlig toiie'ny th'ig ji ly to foi
Icn ber etem and cnnh:enre. Ueir.g
no inihvr imi of a bn cliffi t mild
be a grcMt a ist'ai ii ii 1 1 me, b fore I ter
uiinite my monal cart er, on e more in
meet SiPiouii oii terms of lrendhip and
affeetbii.
Wiatfver may be the course wheh
she may Hunk pfo;er to t ke, 1 otig'a u
late you on tlie b jM andriieer ,.ro
picts of te whV cauie ihroiihout th
whole Union. Never were. pro.pects
nf any political' party more itiUt-t i
ry ami encouraging. Prrl'eclv united
aa to al the great weisuies of nation. I
policy wh cli'ibey support, every Wnig,
trotn the St. Johns to tne Sabine, itand
ready and eate to do tua duty an-l Lis
whole duty. N i will they be lulled in o
ecuriy or inacivity, by ihe die tmn and
di-tr.e ions ul wtakisii of I tie aUerta
ir, The Whig know thai the inaitm
never dpie ari enemy," i wiie
a id tound in politic a is in was tnd
thy mem Ij comb;it t if Napnl- on or
,k- e.t t If iw en fdrta rAear taf tt
4 eiiM acrortli
4l!v.lk4yUKMtrtJ W' T'.e Mr.
pot.Jeai rvawey trM.(W, it - tnfirtty ifdJ
jif reentry. 14 tie f ' V
tLe anot t(s4
a this or asy oti-er
I tea tar frteal Itw twl te. -
r ' n. cxav.
tieaw. r. XL llatka'af. J. P. '
Caaspbef. J. Ififbara, aoj -J,
W.
; $ a- - , " ,
rM tbe New Tark OW. V
A SCENE N A SVNO0. .
t wt ia ibt Aetata ol 3I bat rU
eaerabh Syaod of 'tw Jffty held it
est oa ia tfct aneleet a'nd ti i-ated
norot,tWEI.h. Buift. Isrgeror
more letrnad ee esissiie4 t.odita peel i
net! ia
ibia eooiarV. I.asorier wiibib iwibi
fw, d the ftne.p.J IW
togal ea.Uary f p UhafcA, M re-
t iibrs i. Ami c O. In. m l-
at aeee to then a erowa ol gbry and the
oraament of Jhe Assembjy theii were
the ptes.denl and prtd"eor al Pnct"B
aad lif.je te Colete, wiib aol trjerely
a Aineucia but a Fumpeaa fej utanoa
ibere were te seoeijied pators of a
hundred ehoicbe and f ldtr,froat ike el
oqfcei t Senator through the various fades
ol eivd ad social 1 fe )aa a to Jht jlio
bat pious farmer. ,
During a o men ry pu in tht be
sinestof thut ventr.ble and I trr.ed body
n aged and highly respected clergyaan
arose, anting that be wohed to pretcfii a
few reeulutioot la th eoosidna oR I ht
Stood. Hi tgtand wtdeirned Chirac
er obttjned Jor htm a k oJly hearing.
Hit reioluimnt were a the uH-rt of
Abotilina'sas and in its favour, and iu op
positioe to C'uloii'iition. A few well di
reeled leaistk I 1 from their mover, af
let vhdi he took Ms et.
The Synod boked a il lakrn by tor
prise, and none emed disposed io lot ch
the eiciting tuhjert. The Moderator ass
about tisirf to put tht motii'B,.l,e
woald l ae testjurd MfTitjec non by
andcTCorIming vote al houi a aord be
ing tid. when be a a a'reed by.lln
ord. M Modertot" slowly bat em
phatically pronounced. Io a moment all
a a bra hleia am ntion. For about half
an boor tht Kynod bung upon tha lag t I
ie sp aker. Such an exposition ol ibolc
on tm, snd 1 1' t blsings of Cnlomti
I
ti.o, the agfd ones never h t'd before, not
the mme vouthulones since. Ii was a lor
rent of eloquence irresistible in a-guni tit
slid most afff cti-nate at a a inr ing in i t it I-
r I and mu ner. When be sal da a earn g
was sa d The flowiar tsir of mtay ol
he trie. hraJed one showed th emo
tion that possessed their iul. The
modentor waitd iome time o give op
porioniiy to other Io speak, but not a
word waa u'Wrtd. The ro.on wa put
on the ador-i on of the n t- luPons, and
ttie movtr only voted for then j whlt
he whole 8) rod beide votrd tgautt
them, Ami e nave rever lio an ano
tttion resotuti in pieitUtd to tht By tod
ine(
The mover of ihe rr coin tin the
exerllent Dr Weeks of Nrwnk theit
oppossr. was Thodore Fivlinghuysen, ol
tbe Ui.ited t-U . And V is icene m a
gvuod will never be I or gotten by many
who wivne-ed r, c. Y.
QrATTLXBCMIKO We five below t
at sa trv aa a
rsoht-on adnp-en it a folk, uailt, aoa
Teta meeting held in Lawrenreeountv,
Alabama. With such repeated evidences
before the people of the treasonable tntl
uxtione of the supporters of the Iieoh co
nnmnnei, it w id be inin hr the editors
of that p ity t'i deny tlm I'olk and I)i$-
vnton are aio"t (tnommnue lermsi
u'It'eolved. Titat the potirsston of I'ex
a is inhiiitelv more impnrtini m oa ol
.his section of the Union t an a longer
ronnexion a'd IrenAbip wuh he Nirth
Eatern 9 ate; ai d. if we have io vteld
either, it cannot and shall riot ba Texas;
because the pecp'e of 'l ek'S ire more
ne.rlv a'lod 1 1 na io blood and congema
i lv of initiintioiis, their tnritnry more
eonVeiiRit in loc.lity. slid t fioittly more
vsluahle in leitili'y ol b I a d eommmi 1
adantae, than the Nortt e.siern States
tnem-elvet. from wlienre oow prnceeiU
tbe unfriendly Opposi'ion to our wihf."
At ihia same meeting, the IIm. l)aid
lluhhsrd, Loeof'Co elector lor ttie Siaie
at Large, waa the prinrtptl O'a or; and ii
it 18-erted in the N"Hh Alabamtan t)t
he noi only declared in It a speei h. hot
als) in hi private ennveisa ion. ' that he
uai fUy prepared to ate the Uuionrent
asunder, iinc the Northern portion of
the PoidVdetary wot.Jd cutiient to let us
have TeXasl-
What say the ilordy oldt Union men'1
of Georgia to thia h .lil prerhtng up ol
diunirif How can they reconcile it
to their sense'of pa rotum longer in be
found eo-wnrkera with such luiti iu ihe
cue ol " Bulk and Tei'"
JJuguxt a Chronicle.
Jpiportffnt 'Mopttnent. mret'ng of
L''CtVr.coe of Cumberland eounlv, (Pa.)
wit ft Id in that county a short niiiesinev.
o eonrjder w hat course it h ( proper fir
them, a liiends of the Tar it, to pursue
in the coming I're.idM.jul ilt-ction. Ti e
chair was taken by S.tauel S iaeffr, and
a co in io i tie e Consisting "ot lien. I hotna
C. Ml Ier, Montgomery l).naiioii and
John Moire, w ere appontsd o prepaiu
resolution for the adoption of ihe mi eimg.
Tn Cotniiiittet re,ioned long preatobie
and a nnmner oi reiniunons which were
Uian m"Uly'adopted. Th pea olle t -i
forth wi.n gn at clearnei tint die porlec
loo of our own industry i einn ial to
rory. 1 m I
rrpM 1 brtegieg fi. P-:k 9 tie
f al srjarr, 1 teS-wai ua.tLia trat
pd:
jtytoiW. Thai t4edeF IaJd
sa, IIe.iv X'ail T. .
il;!tef,r'reit JlaVeb, i-M U
! SUer. Juha it. e-
til tier, tad Man lU)der,U tppartted
e oaaaM'ee ta eddies a UV ta the 11 ap
aatsbta Jaave K. Pdki akiee bB)
1- -.1 .... .r.l..uJ llmrin
T'ZJ, '..Vg.Wif .
lhaa ta ette ia l"a ar-d aeaisaral
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" J.JZ: ' lK .,.,eiraf .tr
. UmJ mf m Tmriff kt
. T
d-e. that be a ill not be f eiplie a J:
met beg rcqttirt.
t
" We trasesiiMt eer lainf that Ibt Waif
t' tr. A'ajiriS L'm-m- '
Now thia ra what a ratll hones. Tbi
is pltm tad toova.bp.rd. Tld it tha
f r actual declaration Ol folk-pilnciplrt
we have seen a yt. "mi are gnait
eeif Ihmf the IVhig are for. Haw
asueb trouble, how much wear and tear
of ingenuity and iientoa it bete saved.
It reminds i t of aa anecdote tbf the utt
Chiet'Justice if Ma n ti-ed tp itl, a ilh
isinit humor. While at the bir. the
Judge had e esse proseette, ia which a
very ocsj otd pa was ueiencsei. as fa
sgument for the p'atntiJT wat gon g lor
a aid with much eri.emee. tha defend
ant beeine very amrb elf I ed l"d aaknf
assay lo-ffVetual aitempte io bear what
Mr. Mellea in ssvine ta thelarv.htsl
lst excNimed. I don't kouwsTTol
ir ttyir. ;ffurAfeiIin. but I vrr
T7r yew l'trk Tribune.
A Clay Omen. A gentleman, but joat
retura td turn 1 1 ip ir to tht iri f tor ot our
oaa and adjoining SiaUt, tilae io a
th follow ii h tie lucident, which may
eaaonably b et down sa aa onto.
Aa imUaoon waa givsa at Brdfud
Springs oa klooday st. that 3 balloon
woulJ be tent up, one lbIUd Ci y aad
tha other Plk, and ia coniequenc a
large Crowd wit gaihtred id witnttt lb
rare, if the licenamn might b so termed.
Al tht tpponted hour bth balloon wrft
prtiioi; but tlieti J iy aat of short dura
lion, for a sudden gutl of wiud laid iht
Polk Kpon ii sole, and ai the some
moment th Clay bdiooa soared m'jl.
rally far upeaid and onitd to an. the
West oulil lost to the tye, tdl maintain
ing it advanced and erated poinion,
Tiii may or may nulbe lakrn lor an
onon. bui ilii reiuinly good as auy
one that Mr. Icudal has fisored the
woddw th, U, S, Uattte,
J)blnian in .7i.iiuiin. The Tosea
loota Momtor sayii A wtiict in the North
Al-bamian g.e an arcmni ol a a,eecU
tnidr at Mooiton.Jjiwienee coui.ty, 2'Jih
bit , by iht lion. Davit Hubbard, out ol
the P-lk and Texaa eh cu.r for the State
alloge. The wnu-ria) thai M-j. Hub
batd "declared, bodi in Ins ipech and
piiva ronverlon. that h wat lully
piepartd to see the Union rant a-undrr,
i.nlea it.e Noiihrrn pot on of the coo-
fedeiacy would consent to Utu have Tex
a.'
.Vabuma Journal,
DANGER OP A BLUNDER.
The M (J.. a Piciyun' rnemion the
follow ng ingt 1 -r cae which occurred in
the Hl- r Cl Court in thai city, aud which
tiows how a Mum!! in.y dele.l man' in.
trillion. Tlie ca.e was ihe Eierolors oflhe
I ite Stephen Henderson ts, tde Legatee of
the same. I he a-tmu aro-e out of a dd
lereure ol inierneta ion ot the sixtu cUme
of the w li .f the.iifreased. re'a'ivet i the
dispoii ion to be mate of bis lie alter
hi death. The ftillowtne is a trinicript
of the roe a'lu led t. the words on
w hich the legatee tal ed to susta n their
opposition hei g m italics.
"A I heeiiil.:n n ih-tare born fie yeart
fter my drall. if lem ei, are l i be fiee
si the age of twen y years, and mate
h 1 Iren ai tne aire i f lei tv-fi.n and at
the en I of five yan as afoiea d there
miy he diann hy lot out ot all the Uve
ten fivi male an! fi.e fnn.Ies who
will be furnished with a tree p. g to
our leitteilient in Al' Ca and one hundred
lobars each, but they utusi g i f then
own fine i I, and to return to tlavrry
if ever fiey return buck to thU country.
t Itie end ol ten year, twenty may ie
emv.C'p.ied in the nine mnnr a die
fini rie, and io teutv five years ll the
fir t bom ft C may be sent fl with the
entire remainder ! the old stork th ! are
willing logo s lliatt die andnf tenly
ftveyi are from my death there wdl tt t he
upon any ol my estates any other slaves
nut tne spprennce p liiir'-n, ml tl theolh
i-r slaves do not Wtsri to go to Africa, h- V
will te.nain up n ihnr re-peetive pina
lions o i whn h they re.i Ie ai a,preiitit'e
and W be provided for aec itdiuglt ; but
neiiii:i tinner n w mnagemi in ot ma
overseer, a will is ill their off.pii g
ttie whole to becoii-nleicd ipprenl c-,
snd then lib ir t t be ipplie I to tlie eeutrl
g 'Oil o my luce. mon."
The emu ort hd the wil pribt'ed,
and pi rlof med ail tht dutit teqnred by
aksaJ at...t l.aom ft Aaa alalia K-lanaa)if !
--a lit the province or Tinnevellr. have re
ere lit go at the tame m-mtu.. Tua eent, forwJfJ ,BW,icifjt
. 'l1! ,bMw"',hT,np terly aholUhed their Idols, requesting to
aa .bu rolkbal oan tost above .It ro- be,;kenMmfrrhri-tUn instruction. Ont
Sa si fc hm i t d . t
det (termt t t eipttiiS f
fs yr,t ta af ttlie at!
UCnattj rta.4a4llVet.f, T
he arte etlerud ts tWaa la tW ava4
exewetaVd, vbeatHe lgateta rUH t
ii a thesa ap,ari tb elM ia
4m aaU a WUiy, at at ae ta.eAls .
ft pee-oit e f'e eer u te aa
tl e af . ,1 .-.-. .
Um kxSMf deeVIsi tf (mwi'ici f t
dscseiatbe wi.m wretrtr rrtrt 1
slavery aheU tHey er rua to tat
eeuy. wf ia ia la r, sad at iaw
poo.ti eoadittaoe sa a wdl an t
ueated ja tf tkef Mfer existtd, (litj
Cade. art. HW.) thtrrfme ika aba'e
case ws a awU.iy, aad jsg'xeai
readrred for 6udat. ana rasit
roar. Tb beaer4'at sad ksat.a
iaieaucat td tea aestvv were Im-trsied
by a Header of a few ward to drsaieg
ap the yisUuajeai iti b tatedrd I hH,j
Coafr r lecb tigml aad Usui beat S a. .
FROM MEXICO. 1
Tte Jjarqae g-e. aniretl ai fi9m
V.k. briagv iatell.graee If.oi VtiaCrat
to the 14th air, ...
Tne aewt if the n jee-lioa, by the Unit,
td 6iite8esabe, of the AwlHoTiea
iv, relied Vera Crtp aa Ibe ib, ta
gse aaistrssl talfsetioaf i '
The piper war between ike Amemae,
rttarf e a'Aftes aad U t Un cm Mia.
titer of Foreign AtT'in b-l n-4 roans tea
eoae'atnM:he former, jjit Juamal f
Commerce etya, bg failed tetitab
lisbbis vieaa." ,
AH 't' fortiga MioiiPr bad tolieiiej
the fflemear-y of the tlavrrament tawird
their rounutmrntikta to tk late ripe
duioa loTabi-eo, beaded by Veslait,
The ,ieidrnt, ia teply, bid etprwsrd
kit deteraiimlmn ta treat diem at pink,
if aa Inai they avert found gui'ty,
Aa army al fileea thoasasj anen an
ptepaijng to leave Mexico f-r Tela, and
wateiprritd Hreirb Metmoraia Ni
stmber aexi. Congresa bad at fiied p
aa a l.a to ta te the f.OQO.CpO g iatJ
ffr iha etpedi ido. bat there wit l.ttU
doubt of their dotag to very oon,
A al Ihi time of th year, there
was little demand for aay kind pf goods,
and price hid not rise in piprisoe ta
the inrreitt f duty iid by tba at
tan at.
ExTcxatri Ri!ntcuTioa or IkouTif
n I x ph. From the latest intelligence
received at the Missionary rooms, tht
population ol Southern India teelQt rapid
ly advancing to a point where tha renun
ciation of the foolish, d?gadiiv, and an
afUfying rite of Idolatry will he frequent.
Under data of March 14. 1 8 1 1. th bishop
of Madrattaya that ninety six village,
of the English Mixionariea, at an earl er
date, ayt that he had, within the two pre
ceeding months, recHv ed aeveral hundrej
native under hi rare. A nd from a very
recent letter of one of the Missionaries of
Ihe American fl ard, It appear that, al
though there ha been no movement of
to decided a character in the territory rrm
braced within the plan of Madura mi
eton, miny thing are e xoccdingly hope
ful: ami that, e-'iilJ laborers now enter
Hil field, in requisite numbers, there would
be no doubt of soon gathering an shun
danl harvest, AY J . Jnuf f Com.
Akpthi. Mimiokabt Falicx. Tht
painu intelligence of the death of Kev,
0 rover S- CoHistork, Missionary of the
American Bnlil Board, at Ratnree, Ar
tacan, ha rpauhetl ihe M'tssioimry R-om
by tlie last steamer lie died of the Ai
ai'O Cholera, ai Akyah, on the 25h f
April, lie his thus quickly followed hit
excellent and laoent'd wife to receive hi
final reward, h th of whom wilt long be
held in grateful remenihraiue by a large
cacle of Chriitian friends.
thritfian Watchman.
Sf Alt PtUnt.U find the lol osirg
leper in the Coluiiil ia (Tenn,) Ob-nv.r,
a ppr pul liheil in the town m wb rlt
Mr. Polk remlei. wh c!i will ii our
! ...... t... ...... ..I.. .1.. I ..(
.ii... auuii; on a mw . inn ivorf
Se pride in and shout (.'ultunhm;
Mr. Ed t : It h.i been teurrally rtr-
! eulat d thai am gmng to vote for Jams
K. Pulk. and 1 hav been Irequrnny a k
ed slit! aid 1 uke tti method ol '
iigihitl will never vott for Col. l'ok
s long a surh a mn a Henry Cliv
living. I votpd lor M . Clay wiih abnul
amy of c , yen ago in Mmry; ni
nenher Tens nor any mhtr shll P'1"
teat fiali piet ml me fiom voting for h
iinie-h.n ired iturs nm in November
next. A to
S ate foul's "y "'uttJ '
Hugh L. White."
W. L. COLQliTT.
" Ueiuribbrt
Jti'y 4. 1814.
Jl Qtiettio for tlie Chiral.y M'
Calhoun to) m all his spiei'hes, l"1'
he hai fnrevSiMi eveiy thing H at h ht"
pitied for the last ilmiy year-. H'
oonniei.-y ha always been fi't '"'
and hisforenghi hai been equally f""1"
Now we woh io know, and we put '
q-ieni in to l i.n, and In all In Chivairi:
Where wa hi. Imesight in 1810. r0
he advooned Iherediiig awav Tex. ,h"'
he did nn f resee that m 1841, ihaiTtf
ti ory wuul l be ol vital impoiiauce loth'
Union, and aSiolul.y i.ic ry to ,le
a.Uaiion of ihe S -uili ru Sutei? W'"
he luuchtale an anew. r. .
fiichnxoM
The harmonium Demoontc.y re
loggerheads iu New York ' ihio par
they can't a; i for Pulk and Aaucxati iH
aivf the other -ay tltry mu -t.