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1 1 J1 I If Hi I 1 I i 4 CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY. Saturday, March 8. The sens'te did net lit Id dy. In the House f Representatires, the i v.ti .i,inr annronrutions lor internsi uiii -rr . . , , j improvements was read a miro urno M..n-.Aveet35.Noct 67. Art attempt u made to mend the title, b itrixing out . making appropriations for nteroel improvementi," mi inwn.nR .w . . .fmrl. the completion of certain survey I. nd for otbeT purpose f but this motion 7.7 - .. 1" -.'... j 4 tin. failed. 1 no nouie P" -' .i ,1 fnfftniwernono, y'-'Vr",' "700 between the CxecutiTeina meow oj Eicherd W. Mead, end djounir. jbujnK officer!, wai laid bn the .table at . r wA tin ia iha mipi SiwW,ll.:W"v:ThUai . v " . . ii I fcHira Vrttfbrto . 1 V" - mi V ' . . .tv ""iiiv - t ,.,.; 1 -.. . vMiiiw'umkiiwiieiiHie y"frw.im wwvj donation of one lownihtp- of laod to the 1 durtne hit minion 10 the Indian, wai ta Peonsylunla initiation, foHhe Initruc- tion of the Deal and Uumb, an! enotner to th Worth Varoitne inititution, -was i a third readirrr. Ceveral houral of the State 01 outh iaroiina, wr lurtner remunerauon por ramm wiac, v- .1 r :t:.x 1 ed in the late war. I the Honw of Repreientatim the rttoiuiion onercc oy- . ..c..u, the lubject of applicant under the Com- miaaioD aitting in thia citjr, to carty ltito effect tb prothlons ol the i reaty 01 Ohent, a bUI r extending the time for rhlcb the coromiiaton nai oeen appoinieo navinjt paiied the Senate, wat 1 rnodined end agreed to, after a ihort oticumon. i n reit 01 me aa? waa conauraeo m r elderatton of the Tariff bill Mr. vt right 01 n. I or ipoke nil uje Mjounimrm m, a . . ...i .f the bouae, and Wrvooflcocit nai ine Jloer 0.io?OT.-r-" " Tueeoay, M.rcu u. . 1 Atk the Btnatetit wai-orderedthat for the remainder of. the session, the hour oft 0 - - - ... for certain eurwing Officers .r k.n... Hutn wai we- I" V V --the btaflk with g U OOAQ0r stilt sending 'Deur. Harrison end Robbini spoke in iavor nf the billi The rnotion td fill M bm with St,10000 wai tost, only 13 totirig for It. Mr. Hayne moved to Gil the blank with 800.000, and supported - the motion at some length, but no quel- tlon wai taken on it. In the House of Representatives, a quorum not appearing at II o'clock, a call of the House wai ordered, and the call nroeeeded to far that the doors were ' closedVwher. the further proceedings were dispensed with, and the absent members .'were admitted. A resolution was after iWarih. offered by Mr. Everett, changing tbe hour of meeting from eleven o'clock . :. t)ttil lwe!ye. wbkh ,wM agreed to. Tbe House then returned,, in Committee of r the whole fn the state of the Union, the " -iDac'ouioD of ihe Tariff, when Mr. Wood ; cock -foade aofne observations in opposi-: tiorto the bill at reported. After he had - conclurlerjihe .Comrnittee rone. 7 . " " Mr- Long! frora the Committee on Mil Itary Pensions, made unfavorable report! on the esses of Joseph Durfee and Asa Oould j.which wero read and laid on the ".. tibie, . . . : . ; ... In the Senite, the bill for the purchase - it ite. and .ihe-.ereicticnV.of . barter ki thereon, at New Orleans, wis, after some discussion, ordered to a third reading. The bill providing for certain surviving Revolutionary Officers, wai considered. After some discussion, the question on filling the blank with eight hundred thou eand dollars was decided In the negative eyes 16, uoei 36. . A motion for the inde 'finite postponement of the bill was nega tivedevee 1 3,noe 83. A motion to fill the blrnk with five hundred thousand dollars was sliorejected--ay 30r noes S. The bill was then laid on the table. In the House of Representatives Mr. Randolph introduced - s resolution, . in structing the Committee on the District of Columbia to inquire into the police es tablished and enforced in the Counties of Washington and Alexandria, in regard to the alivei, and dtber negroei and mulat toes, and to report what measures, if any, ere necessary to enforce discipline among themr" "' He gave "hia reasons' at "some -fegAhvfiB.UA ayei 135, noes 33. Mr. J S. Barbour ffeiedtwotiHronon thesubjeetf dis-4 solving the connection between the r resi dent and the disbursing officers, and said - ft few words in explanation.- wr, dtorrsr filing inTeply, waa checked by the Spea- ' ker, bpur devoted to that kind of busi jiesi bating expired. The House then, . in Committee of the whole on the state 4)f the-Vnion, resumed the consideration of IheTTiflf Bill. . Mr. Davis, of Mais . -eJitnet;BlWHee ' nn h hill.lihl hefor hi" hd rofiehided. on motion 01 mr. vaxiey, toe vommutee N rose The House then took up the joint - resolution providing for the distribution of the book remaining in the library, which- induted a aharpe discussion, in wnicn itir. nsnaoipn ana iiin vingni were "A the principal speakers. Tbe discussion wai finally cifl ihort, by loccenful motion of Mr. Sprsgtie,,to lay theretolii thurkLy, 1,'arth 13. In the Senate ihe bill for the adjust ment of land clims In the State of Mil- lisslppi wai considered, tnd ordered to ,hUA pfttn!. The bill for the erection $efu, f r rs" 1 1 rensacola was amended .t the locition 44 on the wafers of Movilo or Pensacola Bay," and , . ,- . ', m rfisrnsi ID mv ' " iw",n" ...... ordered discussion took Uce o) M1, t0 tuthorjM the least f certain mine, 0 the State of Mis ase ourj ,. ... t. -f n.nrantativea. the , . - -.a ... 1 s n,rbour. nwiuiiyu vmv.v on the tub ect of diwolinic the connec- m M . ... 1 "-'T - r, t "7 I k- M'r Wwt.?;tHno. I ,BUW2 "r" . " v-.B. rw nw ;nr 'in w rnnrw 1 ken Dpt tn(j, ,fteP ome diwmion, wai i-jj on iha uhle. Tha tariff bill waa ,he uken up anJ ocCUpied the boui ,;n i, 4;.,,--,. m... n.wl. .n.l Barnard obtained the floor for the next . 1 da. Friday. March 14. n the Senate, the Dill making anoro pr,ation for the Wflitary wen-ioe or the unUed stMf in the Jttr ,838f M pM. TCdV The Bil f(J h orcanjM. .j-t, 0r the Medical Staff of the Array wn t00iaered, im), ,fter wme diicunion, , ordered ,0 , third readine. The re- Mnitr 0f tn0 d,y wa occupied in the consideration of private billi. The Senate d lniroei over l0 Blondar. h fou,e of Kebreitnl-,i.. ,,e " ' offereJ on Thursday, by Mr Wickliffe, calling for- information on the lubH-ct of the exftendltdrelln IheXam nu.on Df .h. r.n(! OAkm for 1825. ?6 and 27 wisJmodilled on motion of Mr Woods, by inctudine the yesrv 1823, 4, I . . . . mW'.k k. M.nlt'J (. th ..min. .1 r nit, am v m v wih v . ww v" m tfoh. and n tMi form wairreed to. The :! rest the day was apent in diacussioR the bill for . ih r.lUf nf Rirhard v. Melderwho suffered by the cml etc .... .. - (tiona of the Spanish government, while he wai in Spain MONTGOMERY" COUNTY. A respectable number of the Citizem of Montgomery County, friendly to the election of Gen. Andrew Jackson to the next Presidency, held a meeting in Law- renceville on Wednesday evening: of the Superior Court week, for the purpose of I appointing Delegates for the county of Montgomery, 10 convene in Lexington in the county of Davldsonj on Tuesduy tbe 18th inst. for the purpose of nominating a suitable person to vote for -President and Vice President of the United States, at the ensuing Presidential Election, On motion, Willum Christain, EVq. was called to the Cjiiirsnd Whiaton H Chisholm sod Farqhard Martin, Eia. were appointed " Secretaries) when the following resolutions were proposed and unanimously itdopicd: nctotvta, i nat this meeting recom mend Gen.-Andrew Jackson, at the next President of the United States, and John CtJCslhouii: as Vice President Retotvtd, That delegation of five Defaons,to .wijtFa.rubsrOfattiniiaq VTiItson H. Chisholm, Esq. Capt. Fran elk Locke, tot. John Dargan, and Lemuel femberton, Esq. be appointed Delegates frr Jlontgomery County,' to meet the Delegatei from Rowan and Davidson, in Convention in Lexington, on Tuesday the 1 8th Inst, for tbe purpose of nomina ting s candidate for Elector of this Dis trict, on the Jackson Ticket. Reiotvei, That the Delegates from this County, be instructed to recommend John vrilei, hq. or Salisbury, as suitable person for an Elector. Retolved, That Abraham- D. -Cochran, Esq. Capt. Francis Locke, Howell ILwes, Esq. Henry DelUmothe, Esq Col David Kindall, Lemuel Pemberton, Esq. Col. John D.rgan and John B. Martin Esq. be apppointed a Committee or vigilance and Correspondence, to correspond with other Committees of Vigilance and Cot. responcence, friendly to the election ot Gem Jackson. " ' " Retalvtd, That the proceedings of this Meetirigl"puniRed"Th lina-Jaurnal andJIVeatcrB Carolinian. WILLIAM CHRISTIAN, Chair'n. Writsok H. Chisholm.) See'ut FaaaiiHiHB ManTin. C - LtwrtncevilU, March 5th, 1828, Great excitement . waa produced in tbe City of Guatemala, on the 3d of January, in consequence of the. murder. of . the. British Consul, Mr. O'Kcilly, the previous BlghtJJ .ojf bi serytntitbelng tempt ed to commit the bloody deed by Urge quantity of money" whltlnbe eonsut had by him 1 the. servant wai apprehended, and raoit of the money recovered. Not long since a box was received by the Legislature of Kentucky, which wben opened was found to contain about one hundred and twentv Praver Brinks t A forfait -KIrY ' ' ' ' H nvasw as mm tare wssssbb s a Q 0 ax 1 C ArML 1, 1023. Troublesome? shall Jo attended to in due Utile. ', ' i . Itaynotd Cuhq-A .large and resrieetabte meetins- of tha frieadi of Gen. Jackson wai held it Wivneaville, BFood county, on the 3d of Keb.i Ma . Willis Deyer, In tbe chair 1 Felix Axlev. Ym. secreary. coi. nn mm wn . .-- 1 m 1 1 S - A recommended u jfcandidate for Jackson Elec- tor in that distHotsomnoaed of the eountiea of . 0.La.. rti.nrnmhe anil Mavarirwul. Jlr. f Kn 11 wn itlu u iriiu -v " v "vnu w v pin.rfthtcoumleilnthedlatrtct w will nubli.h the proeeedlnn entire In bur . i. eratef an to have aaaembled at Hertford, Per. ':Ma.inr.ooth2iihalt.ferthBurriOM of Aomioatinir c JiekloiTind Calhoun Elector a !krre and reapecUble meetinr of Jackaon faferahYi took olace In Bottoiuon thefjth ult TM irrounua on wnici mey oppo mi. Auama, ia,that he ia an apoiate, a trimmer, and cor. BrUneat man. an iiiatriou batriot. a Mrh : . . r- . . minded politician, am a firm and comistent democrat, who nerer a friend or bought e"em. , , A aWiirn. An Atma editor in the western country, advertiMa tlit be will, among otber . 1 . a thirgt, receive htmp inpayment of aubacriptiona to bi paper ! Poor fciow he'e beginning in time to prepare for Uij eataitrophe that awaits him, aitd all others wbdare engaged in the same bad buiine f About tie beginning of Decern ber neit. we may expea to see the waga parody ing the old primer, something after this manner V sold th weit' for paltry pelf, . Then sneak'dMway and hng'4 himself," , What Jon Mia an ? K Theft. Whipple, an Adams man'ffom rl' Hampahire, offered the following resolutjoa lnlhe Home of Repreaen. A tatrveavon-the m e. . II tt t h I.ammIIIu ftn If. COnnnROPl 1X3 Ol lOlS JIOU90 0S iOt a . - -1 , ., , , . . ., ... ro. eipeoKncy t W!1WW. ins apppinimcnt oi a legaj av r li . 1 . . r importer 0t tpe geoatei oi.tnu nouie. . - -,j ... , IVheihcr auclt teporicr.ougbt or ought not- to be 'appointed I And - if yea, for! what reason! And if nay, for what rea son L Olieht he public press lo be lru$- ltd! And-ifnot why? Ought the press to be improved? and if so why I To inquire and report whether it is tbe in tentlon of this House, or any other branch of the Government, to propose or make fag law r Aid u 10 why r aou wnat precaution ought to be taken in the event of such intention, to save the finfile from Aarm ; and whether they are now in dan ger from the legal ind constitutional ope? ration of the laws of the land f - And that aaid Committee have leave to report by iitlt iillm.tierwK.r;;..-j::.:.. - The house refused to ctnu'd thil craiy Jum ble in the than sf an Inquiry. - During s de bate in the house,- a : fewXweehs. sine; Mr, Smvth, of Virginia, after having been repeated ly interrupted by. tbit.uDcttr .Whipple, aaid. " the member must be" drunk p We ahould suppose him to bate been either oVim or etonr, ' when he gravelv offered the foregoing resohi tion, for the consideration of tbe Congress of the, United State) of America. - ..SearcUfi tfMney A great pressure from tbe scarcity of moner, is at Utistime felt b JI the nnHhern rit,e Tmnunu Mima ni .A.' Kav beenfeken from Philadelphia, Boston anifflhrrjH is eertainly a rare .novelty to . plarei to SeW-York, and from thence shipped 1 atrawoemes in a Inow.atormr Aa to England, to pay for the excessive imports, tiona which our eerchsnts are continually ma king from that country, of broadcloths, and oth er English manufactures the exchange on England being 10 high, that the merchants find it for their advantage to ship specie to pay-for their goods, rather than remit bills of exchange. This state of things is ruinous to our country t the banka are driven to the necessity of curtail ing their discounts, and forcing the collection of their debti 1 which ta causing unexampled dis tress among the pe ople.. Fears are expreawd. by the Philadelphia papers, that the crisis in the! commercial mbarratsments of the country, has not yet arrived. More than a million and s half of specie was shipped from New-Yrk in one week, in four vessela bound for Liverpool -. about 600,000 of which ia said to have been in hulf-dtflitri ! There ia about twelve hillions of bank capital in Boston 1 and so gfeat has been the drain of specie, that it has bef n ascer tained there waa not more than $25(1000 left, in the beginning of March. A Sign,nk .venerable old gentleman, one of tbe fathers of the Devolution, whin a dozen miles ol Salisbury,' f ho eommencfa taking our saper aboiiy wn jeara tmce, andfwho.waa then a decided supporter of Mr. Adam for President, hating -mors 4haiMs4akn st to lakw in his mint and paternal way, for beiag " too strenu ous for the GenerT"hu now become convinced that 1, changs in the present Administration is r.tu..Hl t - if - - ' . . . a. . S ucmanoeQ oy im people u inai me oest in terests f theountry won Id be subserved by the election of Andre Jatkmn, whose elevation to the Presidency offer tbe only chance for a cor. rection of thr abuses that now exist at head quarters. The followintr is an extract of a let- ter we , the other day -received from this pstri- one om gentleman ;JS!; era wen olewd wIU the TnteTfurence hich your paptr giyes U the people Are useiy m auccsea, w . uisar noicoot , tnetnan whom they delight to honor as President "Should jihe greateat majterof all, The only ungrateful prove I Forbid it, fair gratitude's call ' Forbid it, devotion ind love. Geji.' Edtoard M. thidlt has bee nominated by convention of delegates which met at Wil- Jiipjon' bn'ibe tOth ult as a candidate, for sckson Elector in the 15th lecgrt;Djr;ricj. House of heprewntat'ea of the U. during ion, I wre that the member remain with their hat h, eicept when they rite to addreil the rpeiker. Mr. McDuRie, it aeemi, lit made an attemnt to do away wan tint unmannerly cua- tom. lie offered a reaohition, on the 1 8th tilt. to aher the rulea of the Mouse, ao aa to require erery member to remain unco? erid during the aeasion, while he is within the bar or the house, But the resolution wsslaid on the table, without ceremony. f ' 1 jtSmiBiM-.Tlie last Raleich papers men. tion one of the moat flagrant acta of daring bru.l tality, which we ever recollect to havt heard 01 being perpetrated by human beings calling I themielvet civmtea. . a yoang man atoa in tnai 1 City on tlie 15tbinst, from exceasive intoxice. j tion i, ne waa a awwEer, pio n wm an cnipwn. man br birth, named Davie, and aaked alms to' enable hire to. reaeH hi frienda at CImiWm, Aherlie bid b'wn ouriia ib' ducovercd kW at-the grave warrant wai immediately inueo oy iua aiigu. 1 trate of the JownUhut one of. the conatablee xe. 1 hmnr so- oaecuie it, in .pnntrow wiw .hi. uw 1 neianOUI Tranncinm empev wiuit aiiviiicr n- ficer could He found 1 the negro employed to dig out the grave, and a white person, who it ia said was a mere Spectator, were taken and bound over for trial. , A Dentist appear to have been the principal in tlui aacnleffioua vio. lation of the grave t tie had reached the corpse, and had inaerted a chisel in the mouth, prepar. story to taking out the TVetA, to grace the mouth of some uvinf tMfjectf PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. The folio wine table will show the mode adop. ted bv the ieveral Statee in the choice of Preii. dential Electors, and toe number ot uecion each state is entitled to : Sratei. 1 Maine, 2 N. Hampahire 3 Masnchuaetts 4 Rhode Island 5 Connecticut 8 Vermont 7 New-York 8 New Jersey . 9 Pennnvlvania, 10 Delaware 11' Man land, 12JVTrtin- Hrm thotm. Diatricta General ticket Do. Do. Do. Legislature Diatricta General ticket Do. v . . Leeialaturs Diatricta General 4ckt$. Ttei. 9 8 IS 4 8 r SB 8 28 ..a . 11 IjT 11 9 41m 14" 16 3" 3 S 5 13 North Carolina -Do. 4. Soum Karotma 15 Georgia, W.Tennessee.r::.':: Y Kentuckyr 18 Ohio . 10 Indiana " " 20' Illinois 21 Mia-ourt 22 LnnitisiA -. 23 Missiippi,v- 24 Alabama, LC''ure Do. Ceneral ticket . D tg1lature Diatricts " ' Do. . General ticket , Do. Do. 2Clvot. The Sennit. Ue. Althonph it mav be said there hss been no winter thii year, and that the iprinf opened in January, yet vegetation is not. in the main, much more forward than in ordina ry taon owing, probablv, in some degree, to the three or four night of frost that vnited us about the middle of last month. We have ob served, however, that tern of the garden vege tables present a growth unusual at this esrly stage ot the season. . Well grown Ltttuet, is to be had pretty plentifully ; and one family had tfring testtuce fit for uae st February court. More than week since, the editor was presen ted with a plate of large and delicious Jtpam. pit, from the garden of John 6iles, Kq., one stalk of which was two Inches in circumference. And wr were last week shown, in the garden of Mr. .W. H. Slaughter, s bed of welt-gruwn thrift ty Pea; in full bloom, which muit, if the present fit for cooking bv the 20th of April. The grow- In wheat looks remarkably Tuxorlant i tnd should it fortunately escape the ravages of the Ftf and the , great crops will be made. The' Charleston Courier says ripe strawbeiries, aa large as pigeon's eggs, were shown. in that city on the 19th of March. And in an adjoining article, the Courier statca' -that there, was a tall of snow in that'eity on Sunday, the 16th March. gathefjipe we have be fore mentioned, there has been no snow in Salisbury, or the circumjacent country, during the past winter: it is indeed, aaid that a few flakes fell the first of March but it needed keen optics to satiafy any one of tbe fact. Another Victim f.-....WHiiv! We learn that, a sliort time since, an inveterate old toper in Burke county, familiarly known as Old John Martin, having broken irttt bit neighbor's itil!-houe, drank of the (to bim) delicious con. .tents of a. whiskey-barrel, till he wa dead. Ox entering the still-house, the owner found the body of Old Jhn lying near the whiskey-cask, the spirit of life having forsaken (or rather j been dn'tvn frtm) its tenement of clay, to make way for the katsbial kpirii ! Cj The irquM of " A subscriber from Ca harrus, and a friend to the Administration," shall be complied with in two or three weeks, for whirh period our columns will be occupied bv documents and matters and things on stir urn ' 9 the qtieitian, which ought to have been attended to before this, and would have been but for the large apace we have for two or three weeks past-devoted to our pofitical opponents. We have no design of violating our original pieape, vwnicu nave mua ur laiuiiuuy aq bjreit io la DutllaK aiich BraductiAna 11 huv liji : sz r.rrr. moderate language, and rtatmable length 1 but HtfHUWI fj ...V w.Wfc. "I W . niiWIMi Vl really, we think our Adams friends in Cabarrus have taxed our liberality rather severely yef we wont complain, it tney win nut give us time to bring p the publication of such matters as we are in arrears to our own party, We are willing to battle it after the manner of the generous-hearted Irishman that is, when our an. Ugoniat is (airly floored,", ws w'dl ef him rrt up, if he can 1 and then knock him down again, ,ifw caiiWhatlt ,SM..anujn.,t.Qe.tt ale.' flat oo theie backs m relation toiha story aaout un - an ;'iimia-.Men ana we nave nur doubts whether they will ewr get fairly on their political legs again. It is sufficient notice of "Corrector," in the last Charlotte paper, who charges us with "a gross perversion of facts" In our remarka on the political meetings at Charlotte, to assure him that we have autharitg for what we stated, that will outweigh the petulant contradictions of a here; of such ejrcoymoua scribblers a Wrnwflf. OR1TUARV COMMUNICATION4!." nriattn tik un. Near Franklirt, in I lay woo J eountr. on Man. day, the 18th of Tebrua last, Mra. Carolino 1111. wire or Hr. John Hall, and daughter f George , Swain, fcsrj. or Aahvdle, Uuncomba r. . 1 ... . counir. . nn, nan, carir in ucrooer Ult. . nmntinied hv her sinter. Miu lfrv a...:- i0 b(.r f.the, in AahviUe, who was' thft inl y noW i m hearth. In returning homeihe ' caught eohl, which wai followed by the can sumption, and resulted In ber death, she left"" an afflicted husband, and four children. vhn. only conaohuton is to be found in the remem.' " brande or iter many virtues, and the satisfactory 1- evidence triumphantly maoifeated in the hour wnen r Dean ana nein un,-- mat atie u nwu ting from a. scene of sorrow and Suffering to - irjai wiu wncic iuiwhuucch- iromtrou. ' bling, and the weary are at reaV ; K raaiJence of htt falhet,1o Aahville en L- : alluded to hr :the f(tgoitr otfce-,"fc victim to' tne same aiieaae wmca rosoea society and her famUy of her amiable: atstesv-She bad fctf wm' lymnionia. a m FunsuiapiMm m itarutr, otirtng - .- a Viait lu urr iriv,m ,i, ucuiu out WIM not regarded as eerioiialy inditnosed, until late in October 1 it then became evident that aheau passinr alowlv but certainly td the houat in. pointed for all the living. Preparation for ir. other and a happier mate of being, waa not dc. ferred by her until affliction should force upon her reflections, at all times unwelcome to th0 giddy and the gay. In the morning of fife - wben tne promise ot eanoiy enjoyments art tha most titttrrinr, and the younr heart most tul. ly deceived, her thouglits were directed to tub. Jeets of hlgheV importance, and more enduring pleasures 1 ana m the nour and agony of dratb the waa neither permitted to despair or doubt She euatainrd herself in sickness with a cheer fulness, and pasted through, the final strugglo ' with a degree of resignation and hope, which astonished those who witnessed it and affords the most gratifying and lasting consolation to her friends. coiuiDaiciru. CswimumVart. Died, at his residence in Rowan county, on the 12th March, in the 68tba year of hit age, Mr. 6. Michael Hriag, after a short illness. Mr. Hsilig was a nstlv of Pn. j tvsni v but for arutnr teari t Ttsiieetabh) eili." ." "." ten of this ststs, He Was a good neighbor, kind father and affectionate husband. In his youth. MdayOfJh ana euacneu nimscii. o ins innern cnurco, in which he continued a raithrut and piotu mtibber ' until his dth. He served a number of ar irwewov d kfterwartfr 11 Etder,"6f fm't (Organ) Church, lie oore his swkneis witbj, much patience, having no deaV'e 'to. remain any ' longer in thiitroAjbtrsomewtirld.' - lI'rsconitant prayer, was, that God would hasten the period when he might be absent from the body, tnd preof ''rHn.."2elaJm'Clhenmsloni; of his " Father's house, where the weary re at rert snd the wicked cease from troubling. When in the agoniea of drsth. he was crying Hsllehijsh to God, in the highest strains, , rejoicing that the hour of his departure had come t to bin, to lira was Christ, and to die was gain. He left 1 kind mother, lix children, with a number of relative and friend, to weep over his grave. At Tiia residence in Duplin cnorrty, on tire evening of the 29th ult Major Daniel Gliieon, in the 74th year of his are. Major GGsaon had been an active and useful member of tha Legis lature for thirty six years, was a member of the ' hast session, and for severs! years Chairman of the County Court.4 Ife had attended Court during the week in perfect hearth, went boum on Tnday evening, supped, snd enjoyed turn, ten with jrreat-glee, at was his carton, with hie family and soma of bis neighbors, went to bed, and before day wai a corpse! ' roysttrtsBi OMa , CofcTf'9rt-a7 Starring A corretpon-. -dent of the -New-York Enquirer, In rttlnn fmm WjiIiIiioIkii . t, If. Wrljjht, ,jopb,io4s"Snrned infro- 4ue ItfTflebete that personality and in vective which too often- is practised by -litwyeri in their altcrcatlcs beroire juries. Thii dr generates into a wantofcomjty and .eoUrtesy , to .wrtfch tbe southern gentlemen are not accustomed. In the course of a speech, he replied to some remarks that had previously fallen from Mr. Randolph and Mr. Floyd. You know the parliamentary .phrase of V resting individuals. Mr. Wright allude ' the re ma 1 kt of the gentleman from Virginia, by' which he meant Mr. Floyd. Mr. Ran dolph, however, supposed he wit meant, and rose to enquired Doea .the gentle man from Ohio," said he, " ihske his finger at me 1 No," laid Mr. Wrights M I am now shaking my finger at the gen tleman clear over the way," meaning Mr. Floyd, who. sits on the entrance circle to the right of tbe Speaker. The oddity of the enquiry made bv Mr. R., and the re tort made by Mr. W., produced a laugh. Nothing, however, extremely warm took place on Friday; but on Saturday the lightning fell, and the thunder rolled Mr. Carton made speech ia the morning, in which he severely censured some met tures of the administrstion- ,., - - . ..... V.., , h,...ik,.w.,& . www Mr. Wright made a replr on the wme - T . . . . '. ' . . nat, ana retorreoTiMurtnrTjmiinnaW I . , , , . u iiiw iu'jiii. i'r. warsgn rcra from the public documents proof nf whit he had heretofore laid relative to the bil-' Hard, table, and seized the opportunity to deny that he had ever written a letter to the editors of the Richmond Enquirer, containing an account of the East room which- Mr. " Vvr rd insinnated in the fottrsg p Ma..Jmrk thing which I must no: forgety and that tbeigniSed end :r3gH of Speaker Stevenson. t wtsentllU'S'lff1''' the highest sdmiration. - -He has now one of the moil difficult tasks a man can have. JVfto for Enjuirer The first number of a French news paper, published in New-York, has lusc uccn issueu, cau.n nc wai"-'- ties fJatt untft.
Western Carolinian (Salisbury, N.C.)
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April 1, 1828, edition 1
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