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UNION. THE CONSTITUTION AN I) TIIC LAWSTUG GUARDIANS
OF OUR LIDERTY.
Vol. I.
YI11USD.1Y. I'EBSCAIXr 20. 1843.
My year rich aaa, ; . - '
Etuurrmut, raiurr Urtuv Unaiag poor
W h' travelled much. and a loegi point, ia diking ia to nuke much m but Other Fo'ka wUI rows ia aed tle
fxjm it MaMtacLuacfxs riiuiflua.!
MAAOBMUN r OF THE HOUSE.
This noble animal if an iodispensible'
acrvant and coin pan io nf the firmer. lit
ploojhs. he harrow, he cart over the farm.
lit t1 tarVet, lo ni,1, nJ 10 m"t
ing; he also accompanies his miner lo el"C
t':on frolics, noli teal f .theringt, and win
irr !f ilh ridf e, and tot company is at
much soughi after, at iuch limes, at the
orator's or lli" fi Jdler'f.
'I he horse is more often abased than
any of our domestic brntet. He i loo
j nerous la nn hn limba or Itit wind
when we art in hte. and hi feneroui
8inVi:ion tHi nften ratttra liit rein.
On 0t f rm, hawcrer, tl torn e I not
jat.ro we hre learned from lreet
prneoce J that grxa moit fc our ehief
rvltanet for hone fd .that the horn
wU oroelhinj etibttastul soon after
bcinf put npilat Lit fra'n theo bene
Cu him murh noil tiun at any other
lime, bee acte bt if ties most ia want of
it. and beeaete it then baa time enough to
digest and to (o into ibt rytU.m.
I . I ! t.H
lie dcti wuur ia v cij rmruj wu
lain. One peek of joodeornia equal to
two peck a of eat, but aa rour bit rnav
not l cod. prefer iumir.r down balf a
, busbel of eafai before yrar bore. tooo a'-
I trr putun j liita rp at night lit must
um rumciuiug uu uia awoiacu, sou
(ha bar may be worUileta. Tour oata will
amer fur bay ar.d rmiu too. Your
bone will now aoon eat eat aa murh at be j
wanta be will eooa lie down to real and
to alee p; and before morning bis grain will
all be eonrer ed Hit good chyle and will
be n(HirUIiing bit blond.
The neat morning yazt bore ill be
read to start before yon wake op. In
Head i.f waiting fur bin to eat a new mens
of grain and then to Wt it digest, jou
find bun plump and good naturrd and
aaling fur nothing but your company.
, l is well known thai horses are often
ruined by eatinj grain t improper times.
r aimers hare fanned that eating it wliiie
possible of tliia owen leep it in we as it the fatbion. Like otber ipda.it i
h'ftg as yon can. 4j bat its rvn.sad bamaa iaterroorae
A good dnser will nerer ft e rower b teapot ari!y relief ed, at hm, liora its
lnalhiaearna;tuaaaeqinrirdinurrf nilirg atrtotptd fuiliea and toiieee,
a Mil, tul it Lai been fouly overcome by
friction, caused by the suraetk-a that i
founJ in all btn!!.'. The momentum thus
acquired may cany Mm crof a plih. or "
part way op the next hill, be a' ou'd there-1 u
fore be careful not to check tl.'u motion in h
CANKERS vs.'DROKERS.
The Eduor of tLr CobcodHs Intelli-
grocer, who is a dear low of fun. and
trra a it reaJ ra to a liberal portion r-f it.
baa Utelt been Dvin? oat llie oddities and
the Jeaf t degree; but by ke ping hie team j qtiJJiiies or New Orleans, and describes
along oot of iu way. and making them fa- aaamu-ing ic-neio one of the Courv,
ror rather than cl.eck it, lie wilt lose none m i. j, occurred in bis presence: ,
i fm Torre. , ' I In 1813 the lVgUUture of our Sule
Put you find dioH'htltts rirfrs egnti- t .ia-f imnoain!? a fine sf 250 vo
nuall difngardinglhis .liioua princi Mexchnge brokers which wa coni
p!e. They ill come to a walk b;le-dettd bv Uiat cUs of our frllow citizens
a maiir r oi
peepsI in
where we
lr einosed the elitterinr and on
eompee ate for this total loss the driver 'counted stores of wealth that so eininei.t.
fiuds it necessary to renew Uie momen j u JUUnuUh these shops in these bard
to generally oter .imen at on me mgu- lhp . i. wil u .,. Drin
way. wt attempt t. outstrip V t cipsicau.e of injuiy from grain; but it is
wind, and leare steaut engines behind. nw,f0 Wb knoWB Hiany l0
It is f-t drifint and sobseunent neflecl ....m,,.!- nn -,,;-a;. hutnetrron
that bring on sprained j-jinis. broken Iun if cunl f firting u ,tH 0rUr stopping. It
ami premature i4d aje. ( i jf irivjs ileui eiercise oon
Hares that are worked on a f irm an ! Lrr-ml,. i ii. m,..i ln-artv k ;..! of food.
i are well attended to, ill often be rood in thmt j. n .i,,.,,,,-,; - . , .rat-, li;n hmses.
harness at 85 years of a;e; while th There is no raorcdanger in giring ahorse
that trsrel ita sugea arc nM expectea to the ant hearty food inten minutes after he
an in givuig
aa suou as be quits mowing tn a
last longer.oti the aserasje, Hun six or c- .a j,, jvij,- in)M m0stbeai.
rrar. iwy r un w 1 1 incut
me triage uwki'i jr, nnpwn n j uijut ana oppressive. AS
will to more. The tram, instead of f'eourse, tbeeagleereof the law
soring the food will of the earna-. ,ious placet" of mammon.
is fount! flanging by the breaching. 1 o lace iLi
1 .MESSAGE '-77. 1 ;
( M,iuui is atLTta w tss mirtw
H 4 f HSf TSS STATU f
CrsTHM: la say sattge, at sit
lejinoiag t the sessiot, 1 called joes at
traiioa la taiiows subieeis ia eoBattwa
with the bistory or ibe Sute, aaa sDfs
ed the pt eprieiy ! seadiaf aa sger.1 u
Load os. to procure frt-m ibt ptop-r cC-
ces there, eo ies of DcoeBts. witlnrvt
which, it i impossible tUai oar Toloaul
History can eser be correet'y wntea.
Subseoseht rcficcioa and ciaaoiawuoo
in 14 the cebdiuea sf ibe records and pa
pert belonging to the eecaat ted lr
ilUse departmeatt ol ibo goscisaeat.
have santficd roe, that wt Mist a woa
to peifora at bone, f deeper m'erest,
and of more imardate necessity, thi
it.ai eoateaiplated by the foreign sgerey
which bat beea cosamended to yiur eoa-
aider ion.
turn, andbewdlofiendo rtby whipping (imeft tlM w,tbout regard to persons.
Lis team while raking the neat hill! Fol- .brought them iu o coon in anwer f. r the
ly, folly. Yoar team mul hae time to f drea-ltul offence of trying to gel an honest
breathe, and the best time is while walk.'r,rinc. without uavin? t253 for the at-
l-t, if peiUc, r!' B7 '
aeeestsiy l rowpWl tl stnts ixt
trr Bcke, ss-d bse ibm copied ti d ar
ranted adr bis sjisioa la td'i-
lira to l is. be sn ght w it!a ofcios ptc
prietf , be aitt oru'd te t Hain. a far aa
pt aeiraie, eir er v e t(iai pr'r'i r
copies of tl.e prrenJing-ff sai-wks sawe,
coOKty ss distnrt e lamiiwes, o gn;
tdta lhfriMe.iscia"baneeiin iba
racecraenrtaioa of the 1'ot.t neld C n
frest s-f 1771. for the ptr, e ol srti f
into effct ibe Atti'le f Aaeii ea Asm -eai
oa.and s f the pw-clieg- ol -roM.s
Coaioiiiees and Cowi e ! s f Sf y
ibeqgely ei eeavn iid-r !: anlii.
ly of iht Proi.cil Igi-lature. Wba'e-er
may be ibt plan wheli aity secure yoor
Usr, I cannot suppose insi m-
will fad to eictte a proper flegne u u;ic-
real. , . , , , j i t .
Jostiee to arees and ta our ilJasln
ous Retfletionary patrio's, reqnire.e thai
m .hnuld Mesene the nsteiiuls ol our
ing op lull. - But the tent should neeerijcpp,.
be required to get op a great degree of
momentum on using ground.
A day or two since some scores of these
victims to oppressive legilauin were in
court the State was represented by the
proper authority, and the defendants by
their chosen c-unsel. Now, as the law
is framed that the tax was only laid on
" exchange br. ker ibe brokers weroat
een
. i .
Ilia farnvr to serve in octter Dimness, nr . , j
are sold in the tanner for w bat the skin Is . . one tonru own f e!ings
wortfu ... - . and he mav rid himself of t't delusion
We he thrown out a few bir.t. m a . . afler i0et exeriire ii.inres
former nn nW, on the subset of borse hjm more l!ian al 0tpr t,,cf. i, vio
breaking. We hold that any hore, with eilletrrciJe jaimiiicly afler eating, be-
proper errs king. w oc fore the food has bad Umetocnsnge.tiiai
sjre as an ox. I lie norse requires uiue- AetfMPtM 4 whole system and causes
rent treatment lecants he snow more jei,j( ifany travelh r objects tothecost
And this cirenmttance mikes it ahsi.lutflyk, r..i:ll(. on ...;n while on a inurnev.
.. ... J . MU.U.. - -
necessary inai nis onycr hmw i we gn, w er XM y,jU pay no more lor nan
than ths driver of an ox. We cannot , illlllIl4.i llf .u .!.. ror half a neck
. m . s i I ....! a
touch for ths saying oitne uisiiman-ioai for jr-uu or,jer if t bushel you buy at
a horse knows as inuc'i as a ruin aecoru-.i w,ieMtp, aud your landlord will cuarge
Front the United Stale Saturday Post.
' OTHER F 0 LIS. ' '
11 m axul.l Vi w aliul mm irxn ill .
people ia it and not quilt ! ol them, pminpieu w ii.rn.ioio tH..Hru....s
batthoseonlv who bate notan iileawbicb - Uirough iba oncertamties of
th,y did not borrow at seeond-hand from .Ua ! ere f,ur' w,,pn
s...K..ri..., ,i.if . firl case was called, ard were somewhat
ridieukxit tu.ntli or anxiety, beauburn. arnned with the Sain W eller s-rt of evi
ingt. ieaUsiet and t,epida.ioi.s. from ;dece elicited by the Sute in pro.ecuuon.
were want of ind-penJence of thought It ran as follows: f ,
and action. Ws are so bampeted by con-J D J" l Jfend.nt in the
. '(.lit'
miiin.iicms. roniroiiFU dt cusioiii. anu .
held in bmlily fear and menul slavery by
tbe thought of Other Folks," thai there
is banlly an independent being leu upon
any enh there are few npn in cm
zed eaitb, and next to none in w u.i is
colled accitrt ' " ? ,
Proper respect for the opinions of oth
ers is not only allowable, but mceaiary
and commendable; but this eternal tfK-
renct to the notions of those about ot in
nets trifle this labor to destroy every
accidental trace or mark of individuality
ttHfo-nrraniT aciion ion
Th Act of Asmbly. reoairini btt . " " L .-V
leiter bo.kt should be kept la this Depart- MecUenburDef taction oilr.drpnnence.
int. was Maat a. i"- ind etobhe, n truth sad Cfitanty,
sious w we ciose oi usf. ainm . -1 M naM..a- r.iwid,stioi' ne lb
e .a. a I lev a vis - a
aistratiaa. Un tne reureiaeai w in;inuill,n ol ,ii0.i,Mm, Americaa e-
leauesaa irons owce, aa p Y. liisn. lhai it Wat a boax and a Ubiiea
nanasoi iiiasoccruf,.in- -
manuscript i lames, eooUimng bis tUi
ei4 correspondenee. dutipg iht years
I76i, 1783 aad 1784
been laitldully loll
eoi.sequenuy.aoonoroaeo.eiic.o.ia, b . illustiioit
Uooas. Horn 1782 to tut preseni lime. , ; -.tonouora a Torv.pro.a
Froa. the close of ibe resolution, so far . ,,; lo fe
luon.
Papers and l I ers now in the See nf
84. "P fnf o, vftlL Hooper, t r.e ol the dtl
lowedi aad ,of No,ih C.rohnaintheC n.inen.al
tbrokeatenesofLetur . . . ,
i holly inautliorued, nntwitl-.standing its
ing to his bigness. Still we roiijuctnre
that some hones nave more unutifunu
ioj thin some men have.
How TO TRR AT HoRSEI OX A JorB.NET.
Mich judginent is requisite to keep a
. i . : .........
VOII nothine for tlio bar. Suppose you
' . . : ....
pay double tut wnoiesaie price uiro.u-,
rour horse keenini is then but fifty cents.
...!.- L . .1 .-.I
in anv country town in pew jjogiauu.
And if yon Chd for half a peck of oats with
I
a I a tt ? I fL:!l r.ta ltt l
horse in good trim on .mi journey, aim nay yon wm nnujour om uu.
uheu your jaunt w but ';u inues u is max sum..
STACK HORStS.
Thete m-"y bo krptin a diOTerent man
. w . S - a
f ir i'.o o.inu'V. If ha has been Kepi out .... rrom ,hwe that are on ion iiurnejs.
. - i . 1 1 . . ....... 7 i .1
at patt.ire be sliuid ba uj wiicn up aux They are always kept ai nome, anu meir
pot to hay a .d grain fir a nmnbei ofdays h-mll-M have leisure enough to prepare
hi'inre -tjrti.iJ' llav nmi siraiu hum ue thrir toodtor litem.
. . a 1 . . a 0 .
Iuf.iod while he U'wfS Ii-ud,but wncn (jralrt t the principal loon oi tiage
ui first eotnuience civini 2 am you must) horses, but it it found economical to mix
. - . . m a . . I . .a ?. J:...I
i:nii iho O'lantitv. ben tie na oecomr n rheao subs-lunees aim u io uipiiu
.! i.ieii'niiT rain von can make that .i,. Momnch and to keen the horse in
his prinrip.d food on a journey; and this' health. Cut straw, or cheap hay, mixed
you will find cheaper than any olherfood. with Indian meal, is f mndto beexcellent
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We have Known lanner, oi very Uo 1 lor liaM laoonng norsep, mu -
sense in other matieis, act mosi asnrui vers have lcwiire enougo io prcpam,
in the management of a horse. They wul j,as n w become the common food ol suili
ieam. - .
I hirty years ago it was the prac;ce of
d.ivirs to give their bor es meal and wa
ter on stopping for a few mtiinb t to take
breath. In hot weather it was no uncom
mon case to see a horse drop suddenly
dead in the street. On opening the su
mach raw meal was found in cakes. Tbe
violent exercise to which these horses
are suhict gives no time for ttie rich food
to change. The horse cannot vomit, as
n.ao mid some other annimals can, he
i;..s with a load on his t omach which he
Yes
. . m a
ulvit is Hi proiession:
Hauler.
Pray, ho w much capital does it rejiiie
to be a bankcil
That depends altogether oncircum
stances, it being expected, however, that
a private banker in liquidation will pay
more than some incorporated banks
-" Does the dtfendaut make any purchas
es" ' ' . . " .'t .
1T nometimosbitTS tncnrr-ni m..-j
"f. 'What does he dj with that uncurrent
money T'
SjIIs it when he can get a prodt on
it
Did you ever see any thing but uncur
rent money in his establishment:
Yes, heaps of cold
Did you ever hear him eny that he
was a broker!'
; No, but I have hpard him say that he
would scorn to be a broke-
Have you ever known him to buy
bills of Exchange!
Yes
When this answer was made the pro
secuting attorney hrigh ened op and con
cluded he had cauaht the witness napping.
as the Executive Drparlmeat was con
irratd, pomit aie oto,iia.a ioi fc -f. lidM to-llllMlref tl,t
bisb. To what extei.t .he filet of .he xewlutsos.rw bitb ry shuld be plac-
two Houset. tlit.S.ats Department, and . Wofe ,'hewplid. NSi.tebss
other offices, can contribute memomlt of proud al tbsa Noith Carol,-
inal treai auuccir, i an cacccuwgij
lteiesting icquiiy, which o one at pissrul
"is prepared to answer.
Governor La.wsirs first sdm nitirauon
commerced with the adoption of the State
('onst tution, December. 1776, and ex
undd ihrongh the years 1777. 1778 and
1779. A memoraDuum, in Hit nsaawriu
proud
os. . .
Tbt British troops in no pari of Ame
rica met with such stubborn and nnrtmit
tmc resistance, in ptopoition to the mesne
and Humbert, as th-t enc umtertd ainorg
ibe iahibiisnls ol Koitli Caridmt.
Cota wallit "pronounei d the country be
iia V.iLin Km! CkUaba.tlie mi tt
ing. louod emong ma ' PM'"'. fe6eWou(j.g,rjctinAnieric,.ai,,i he found
.hows .bat, at the expiration of hit urn. ,eCf pUwn Mchatlotte, in 1760,nd bit
oi aervicc, o ocPoai -.v- , vtfr,f j by ,ne uneeie-
- . . . z
In mil Imali
continual consul ation of Other Folks,'
in roattere purely our own and nohody
rise's 'Mist hathai ism is Sheridan's) is
s red cul.iua at it is iroumeaone. um
Poor Kiebard pmnoonced that it would be
no such tax on the n cket at it it to dress,
if it weie not for the eyes of other people;
and the time it mark will hold good oi
every thinj tUe, aa well as mere costume.
Wh.t is the reason that man inerage ur
aucielies ai.d aSoci ions, somebody has
not ttattcd a club, the membns of which
may keep etrh other in countenance, in
doing iheir own business, seeking their
own innocent plessure, impro.inz their
own minds, dressing their own boJies,
1 - ? .tv . : - ... .!.,,Mapa tA lK.-iP nurfl
anu easing .o..row.. -. -"..j . lB ,l.,fe,ant aoJ
as mm. ; '" " - - .
lhai' these btl s l exciiange io pwe nun a
broJter. and euhject htm to the hne. i ne
bad accumulated io bit office, in a chest,
for preaemiion. Tbe chest is not to be
Umm h uepaiuuaou Je iiiierest-
. a j. -.!- J mm
ing pspera it inusi nava conimu,
probably preserved ia tcatUrtd fihs in
vsriout offices. ,
Go. Nash, presided in the Executive
Depattment during the year 1780, and
until the summer ol lol. wnen ne ie-
signed his office. Of this brief but mot
inieiestini period, niemor'ult probably
exist: but none, it it believed, tre lo bs
found in any D'ptrlmeot of iht Govern
ment. His correspondence, u it can pe
.raced and eecured, will doubtless afford
mtcresiinc information in relation to both
ihe expeditions undertaken by Lord Corn
wa'.lis for the subjugation f this State; bit
advance to Charlotte, the gallant defence
of that village, the defeat of Ferguson at
v
jfive " dol.bin" a mess of gruin jo?! be
fore starling in t'.e inornin j, tlioitgli he has
not UFOfd to ealins .t before. Just as
ir a l. .if iiPi-V nf ..ma or corn, erainmcd;
down hastily, would aid him in his Jour-'
ney. Dobin would perform murh bt-tter
though peifornitnuch better th rough the
day without a mouthful of firain. Even
one that has bten long u' d to it should
suHj I fill of it
just before starting.
Your most hearty fod should all be
given at night, unless you have ostlers
that can bo depended on to feed them two
wav! Such a Young America
would be a jreater docovery than
made by Columbus.
Tnis tvrn-iy of Oiher-folks-don,'
hat in good 0ith brcorn a despotism
... . . U - .t .. .1 I lihof
WtllCh ll'toO1 y woutu euaum mi w.usi
Folks did not. We met. the othermorn
ifig, a flock of fheep, m one of theeweeis.
Tbe leader .d fashion, keeper of the con-
i;nip. lAciilutnr of the manners, ami tie
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' as it was only necessary for the develop-1 at King't Mountsin. and uie consequru.
retreat oi ins x.orusnip kouuui
auetion followed
What did t!ie defendant do with these
bi ls of exchange?' . ..
Presnme he remit ed them to his cor
respondent This answer threw the whole ex unina-
tion off again, when the prosecution, de
are eventt which crowd themtilvet into
the hiitory of a few weeks, in the autumn
of 1780. The baule of ihe Cowpena, the
fall of Gen. DauJsoo at Cowan't Ford,
the api areni conquesi of ibe Stale, con-
muted by the erection of the Ko l
sum i
C I. ...I ilia mmmt nf I .n VPrnmflll OO
ho 22ud F.browv. 1781, "he defeat of.
monious manner in which tie surround
h.i.Mi.i wria mine paw vr paying
their ieseete to his Lnrd.bip. and ihoso
under his eemmand, that be had to reiiie
into Soutt. Carolina mtvuid such annoying
call; tnd the recolkcticn olthtirrojourn
in that place induced Uie Biitish soldtere ,
to entitle it " Tbe Ilornes Ntst."
An extract. from Tatlclon't HUtory of
the Southern Camratgi s nf 1730acd'81.
h re with communicated msikcd A. win
ahnw the manner in which the enewi a
of America were teeeied by ihe inhabi
tants oj Norlti Caudina.
Indeed, our whole history of the Re
volutionsry aliuggle, thews ihst nn body
of enemies to Amcrtcn Liberty, whether
'oreien or domestic, Brilhh or Tories,
r. i i r.i . .
could nnu resi lor uie soies oi uicir icci vy
on our toil; and it is our solemn and patri
otic, duty to preserve, by all meant in our
power, every memorial oftlm noble strug
gle. These memorials are now scattered
of er the Slate, and gtaJuilly disappear
ins.; and like the leaves of the Sybil,
ihey rise in value at then number du
cresi:s. Very retptcifu'iy, your obedient tcr-
.;.i..iw r.f ti n nil nf the dork, tool
6 " ' f . Ill
i.;- a,Mn;.,i .inni l.pnJ tit t.luntfe! askeU
Illtl ma BJU III! sv s- w - a
took it'termined lo follow up the scent closely,
! asked
j Have you an intimate knowledge of
.t i. . ko.i n i ..rtiiwiin eve
rv nhttn of the a hole flock went through the defendant's business!
a . .
Now these sheep were noi a
h is no means t remove.
m a
or three hou before morning; m sucii , si,lw us one case where a nor-e oas ,
cisc a part of tour grain um be given at bocn injured by eating while warm, and!
night, soon after you stop, and the remain-' we w;j iihow you a hundred where he
er two hours .t b ail before you run w in(l died in emseqwenee f travelling: ; tm
your journey. mediately after eating grain. You have
We are aware thai som? over wi.e team- nil eat hearty meals immediately afier la
sters will argue, tha; if you give your horse b..r, and while in a state ol perspira ion
hisri n aud h he will cat no hay of it . out injury. And you have all Kit
consVqutnce. and that you -ill throw pain, on using violent exercise n"'
away themnnev you pay for hay feedin?. y after eating. Judge of the , horse as ol
TI117 thcrelore' end.awir to slutr in as yourself, an I you will judge rtghhy.
iniiolt h iv x iv.aitlrf nl firsi. and fflVK the nirrriiFNT MODES OF DRIVING.
morn nalaiablo food for a dcsse.l or stuf-1 There are at least too modes of driving
fer. This is most unwise on two accounts iIorsea on a ionrney. The mst tmpor-
yo ir hr needs his most Hearty io-hi
'on after his day's woik is over, and
ve y hearty food hurls him when fed just
before his work c mmences
. . ..i ii .!., . .lv.n.I nonaira
WHICH jour irn n" "i- -
:. ...iro mii. li more ner to etatt a
II n-liiv -
.. ... . . . ... ..r than io keen it in motion
lw gr' " ' S 1 ."" . ' V " rt TOi P von move a
soon eats enouji to cloy him tuiiicienuy wimn utiuer - y
to induce sleep and r. at; but if he m-.st ,h of water on a dray, . yon find Je
l.ave por picking for some hour, after he- tl.r inclined to stand a ill. though jjmr tub
in , ,.l no, his im.e of sleep and rest is mves onward; but the e
de!avI: it may require the whole nighU quires lite motion of the !. ' a " ou
mi fod.h.f ih .t h. m-ist nirk over, to satis- keen v-ur tub moving fleadtlj lite w
. . i ..."
the same.
whit more ridiculous in iheir pertinacious
copying of oilier sheep-folks, lhao those
of is are, who would singe offour hair in
a solution of aqutfortis, provided only
other men-folks and women fo'ksdid so,
tid n.1.1 os it was the fashion. Greater
absurdities, are don, and hae been done.
ever since there was one human teing
alive to look another in the face. Can we
not in these days of "progresa" have that
"Young America" es-ablished!
Nine y five bttndredihs of our wants
are purely fictitious iioety-nine aie mu- j
tually imposed by " uvner roiiw. "
kick cp great note and rows, political,
polemical, social and mobocriicd, at the
bid and beck of other Flks, and all the
while submit t conventional tyranny, and
shrink nd hudder under conventional e-
and Paul-Pry-ati.eness, wnen
WOlllU
Am tliia
give us suet) a iasie oi ireeouu m-n.
social tyranny thai we should nol resi till
we got a surl.it of true, aemal bona fide
liberty the permission tobrtaihe through
nnr nu ii nostrils sfer our own fashion. .
There is no ned of being singular
No. he is too smart to permit any one
to know bin business
Have you ever had any transactions
with hi ml'
I have had the honor to have been his
! partner,
i vnn ever know nun io ouy or sru
Texas money on communion?'
The defendant don't call Texas scrip
money, and when he operates in that ar
ticle, "he does it exclusively fur his own
benefit
'You hive said the defendant was a
banker explain how it UiUcrs hoiu a
broker
A broker bears the same, relation to a
banker that a Hank check does to one fill
ed no.
- - ... . . ....
Does the defendant receive uepos less
Don't know that he does, but feel safe
in saying he would if any offered
Do you know any brokers in the ci
Yes shin broVers. cotton brokers,
tobacco brokers, and other brokers
n.iii'ivoi know 'an vol ihe money
brokers in New Orleans!
Never ti with one since the lave
ill n-ed no in-re spurring.
learn hts once sei me i-a
fy the cravini of h s appotite
If you arc used to trarellin you know' . When your V
you ot always bo turf of the best of in motto,, , WJ
nay lor your horse., in IN-w , lora-mc . - --- , . tlimie3 in
Dutch tav, rn keeper mWUes you ,o feed P,""rt;. it.
with kh fVttf c ..t-. He argues that, motion, for there s "JZ, 3 are
more haarl it f rnnd iu'this than in what ; But bodies motinj on nother buuy
is cut hiu i fll Ki.,nm. .Well; give held to it by attraction, and a y aco uire
as.lntle necessity
opinion, or the coi tiadb lion
. . I I ill
a knowing horse such hay , an i no w in
stare you iu the lace aad whiniww. for
gr-iiu. ......
' .ooiioii is soon ove.c.ome oy iu v.. --....li.ij
hill vou acquire moment un
l with bat litds ciDr', and one important
none of the affeeiation ol singularity anu j 1?",.'"'
for ihe obtriHt-n ormeoi. .
of Othei I Here ihe witness iook. ms pn, u ii"H
Folks," in iheir peculiar notions, or in - T " f .
their adherence to the customs w hich of brokers a. a turnip would do in a dark
aaauta Is.t.a it. A milltl UliCa BuJ . Cellar.
sink the individual into ihe atomic pariol T -.a . f1ll, lin, ap.
. . . . i.. ... ... h.l How mnch harnmes3 in this mc ue-
one-cotoreu noir. on , , :s
larf e a party can be raised, lo mmJ iheir penus upon a ci.ea.iu u .... -.
0J busine-how many can becontcn', not only pleasant ."f
if need be, lo beenme fools in their own oi Pure ".l" "j " .
way. and consult their own eomfo.t. content make un unhappy honu, and m
xvll t. .hia new "Young sly serve to foed the evil that taey war
Amtrics," gets cleveily under progrtss,
against.
Pyles. the battle of Guilford, and tbe re
trial of Cornwallis io Wilmington, fol
lowing in ouick sucression, aie among
ihe msi prominent events which gie
chariicier to American bistory. The
ciorse of our atiioiic State, from the
tarhest period, it imperfectly known and
lightly ajipreciated;Coinwiillie andTarle
lon bad better opportunity to ascertain
die true character of our people, than any
American historian; and hey have borne
bitter, but Willful testimony, ol our re
b lhoas nature.
Governor Nash was soeeeeded by Go
vernor Burke, in Juoe, 1781. The true
character of ibis abK energetic, but most
oi,f..riunate Chief Magistrate, seems to
hve excited but slightly ihe attention of
those most familur wun our History.
Noilnne in rehtion to him has been pre
served i i any of ibe public offices; but
his entire correspondence, presetvtu oy
his only child, an intell gent aad amiable
daughter who tlill umes fmn, may be
obuit.cd. and will abed lighi on me lew
durk bui eventlul days, during which he
held ihe reigut tfGovernmeiiU
Few incidents of the Revolution tre eal
cuUtrd io excite deeper interest, than the
r.irrnmstances conneeied with the descent
ii noil ll.luboroufih. ihen ibe seat of o-
..,n,.ni. kv the Tories on the 12th
Si.nn.mher. 1781; the seiaure of the Go
. . ... e : i .. u:- .1
rnor in the mwstoi ms meuuf, on c
liery in eleven days ihereafer to Mjor
Ria'.j at Wilminiton; bis close confine
ment ai Wilmington and Charleston as a
nrhontr of State; his escape imm &i.
Jsmea' Island, and lelurn to hia office in
the sornif of 1782; the duties of which in
the interim, bad been discharged by the
Speaker of tbe Senate, Alexander Mar
m . .... '. '
One of the modes, which has occurred
to me as best calculned to effect tbe on
jeci of ihit coinmunea ion, laioaothonz'
my tuccessor tit ihtt ueparimn, ovw
J. M. MOREUEAD.
Executive OlrtXi, Dec. 21, 1844.
Eitrart from Tarleton's History of tlic Southern
Campaigus of 1730 and 1781, Pages ICO
161.
"It wst evident, and it bad been fre
quently mentioned to the K'ng's Officers,
that the counties of Mecklenburg and Ro.
ban (Rowan) were mVre hostile to Ei g
land ihan any oil ers in America. Tho
vigilance and'ammosity of these surround
ing districts checked the exeitions of
the well affected, and totally destioyed all
communication betweeu the King's Voops
and loya'ifts in ihe other -pars of .he
province. No British commander culd
obtain any information in that position,
which would facilitate his designs, or guide
bis future conduct. Every report con
cerning tbe measures ol the Governor and
Assembly weulJ undoubtedly be ambi
guous; accounts of the preparations of
ihe Militia could only be vtgue and un
certain; and all intelligence of the red
force and movements of the Continentals
roust be loully unattainable. Tbe forag
ing parties were every day hmassed by the
inhabrants, who did not remain at homr,
to reeeive pay mi nt for the produce of their
plantations, b it generally Bred irom co
ver, places to annoy the Brush deiacn-
mems. Ineffectual attempts were ro-uia
opot. convoy s coming from Camden, and
it. i....noti9ta nnl at Riair's Mdi : but
ftll ..t.vmi. .... ' -
individuals with expresses were frequently
murdeied. An a-tack was directed against
the picket at Polk Mdl, two miles from
the town. The Amerlcane were gallant-
lv received bv Lieutenant buyon.nf the
'231 regimem: anu me nie oi nts pany
fron a biop-holed bailding adjoining the
mill repulsed he assailant. N-ta ith
Unding the different checks and -losses
sustained by ihe mi'.iiia of the district,
they cool nonl their hostilities witH qi-
rear:ed perseveiancr; aad the Bntifctt