create- taafc-
f
ttf m
I I IM l nMM tf .1,1,11
-it) fclKa I
t . a- mm r" "" i m l axi mif , It fU
Satiu,, ft, rr" " a-iM'4. -r m iu w
) i, Ml " a .tl-...l
Vim to iwm4 J tu ! ft im at m
.ua . ll t H" i mwi r ty r -m W
- -A nr. receiving irj'ir tfa.onatiie eupply
'' 7m. rlikbTtidli their hsusl flock cf
Saxnr, Coffee,. Salt ; '
tuny; inNble for iig Carryall Tyre i and
large assortment ot hi IOt",S. Which I bey will
sell low fur f or earan.
Ata'aaVy. .V, ViA, 1 W. 93
.vjr (toons.
"Ellin ib-ribcr tin jut rt eilJ, from New
J ) (irk 1 1 J J" lulnlr IjIiU, anl i now opening.
i lti tiura i COjNCOKI), a enteral aatoit-
manor UOODS;
sfrA D"! Goods,
' Hud Ware,
Sit'l'Urr'j, Medicines,
PfliAt, ir. tf. Cfc. -
llit'mK p"r-hs"l rntjrciy for ch, ail
. fe''V '" fai' ',e '"''I ''''
fje ran if II 01. ternn lii h br, (iafaelnrjr to
Th; public re tr'p. ciiiilly i;iifl lo rail a!
uot'ir ''r Ihrmaclvc.
. Kiuuiu;.
rJ.v f:n:R
A Rr, now oyini'i( at ihr a I'xcrihrr'i lore in
Saliabuty ; con.'ut'uip of
dry conns
.cf almost trerv (li-acription. nitecl to allS'om
Hftheyrar. Also,
liliOi't.UU.S,
Jlar'Juart' fijt l Vutlrcu,
' ntrnwvr in vaiirty anl hn n : ,
rltcltd bv.ui-i.ielt ilh can . v.
fnuRli' for caali nn tlic beat trrm, rmU'.cl
phi anH New. York. Tlie pub ic arc a--, irr cl
JL7 will aMl Uk full ...i.'f. '
hrcnh than uwa. or thi on irciromi).
" Jariiijf trrme.r They 'e-n,fUW-ut iteiL to
call, are faahiooa, eiwni.w qualities, hear price
and judfe for t!erairlvr. .,r ......
- JOUXMi-RPIIY.-
J, M. rerpeetfulK brp lo reiiirn uiifcitfn
tl tlisuk fir thi wry libtral and diaTingtiiliid
.tri' iacc he ha bren i hicli'y 'iwmml ivith
-wywdUoaaioag piiidlc. iaIJl'Pti.h. .diigent
trntion. to Tierit a continuance iifih. umc.
" 6fliiiiry, .Srpt 28. 13.M; 3ii. 9B
fT'lf'f i-'!S Vlt !
4.f5..JH. Siw,.notti..Vi)Tf1 . Kouan
c I'inty, !: mika west of Salisbury, a
4m f'rth aupplv of
Th y a'ai tutve mi hand, a guod ao'r!rr.ent ot
fplnoiubie fall ami Winter
dry conns,
au'nalilf tr butli t lent I men a id Le, i nr
bard in Ncw-Ynrk and I'ld'aJelplna ; Cdiismi-
blue, blacK, hrown, a.etl-muttl am: c:ivc
Uroad (lotha
Caaii'i-reH, Caa ine and Sat'liict'.
While and Kid Flan.icli
Point and K 'Sn BlankcU
Camblftfi aiid Fluid
Cautoa Crapes and Si'ka
Bombasetts, Itomliatines and CircaiiU,s
Caasiinert' Shawls and Point s ;
ther wi'h every other article luual'y found
a Store iu this section of couu'ry.
All of which thev are d-termir.ed to sell
l5w as any other persun whatever, enpaR -d in
Ibe aatne line of btiinr, for :h, Cotton, or
a credit lo punlual deaieri.
The public are reapecH'ully invited to call, ex-,aimTfrind-
jtlyt in aches C.
Ottober 3 1 it, 1829. 3mt'U3
THE aubacriher takes tlna meth
od of informing; his friends
nd the public cenerallv, that be
ha just comi)leied his Imiie oT
Accommodation, situated on the
dividing r'xAa of the waters of the Catawba and
IJocky Itiveta, immediately at that 'public cross
tad well known as the Rocky River and Wadcs
Iwro' Roaila, leading from the. interior of South
interior of North Carolina to Charleston, by war
Camden, on the other.
The ubsfsriberioforma the nubile, that he has
mJL. 'JV,,r-"i'l'I'.i."'"; ..-'w.-i. ..Jlwi .1,-..
'jiareu no pai' s or expense to maie tnose per
Aveatftfkiwy miMwtrJ
...Mf h siJuaJidn oLtkc uboxe ItodsJhey: "nay. Jtiel
We in travelling them at all aeutmsof tueyear,
ajidtbat the addition, of his staid, make the
' xtag""cbmpIete"To7TKr from Camden and Chrf
.w, to Charlotte, Salfobtiry and Con :ord, N. C,
Jd also to the Virginia Springs ; at well as to
those persona viaiting the Gold Region of North
Ckrolina. A. C. LABATT.
F
le, at th office of the Western Car
ion ffk& h FkaMaai anrt PlmrfaiM k Im
-(tj nii: i ai inri i eaiiia a lannn 'tai
'fk," fotfhe- year 1839: pr'rcn fO cenra
BAI.ISnUUY, lldWAN COUNT, N. C.r..TUK8I)AY, NIITKMIIKU 54, IBM.
THE OTTOAUX HMP1RE,
The present Sudan of the Ottomtn
EmpWie Mihmoud II, who was born
Ju! 30, 17l. akctnded tho th,on
tf i -Ifitr 1 otr: Vonicq-jcu'lr- ha h 41
n age, II k two torn ind fur
ilnujhteri. ,j. ...
n'flie txtmtBf ihs QitoTTTfrr.iJomJnloK
(h alimitl iii lilt f(Jrigf ptptr
. . " " ; " ' rmr
-MUMltd .147444 qwo miles, an J
iw,wu are in Europe. 1 ho tropetn
10 0)0.000 1 cf whom not more than
3.271,000 arc Turhi. Of ihr remainder
ixioomn arc f-rrek, 30,000 JCwa, and
O.Ot'O AmienUnt. Th whole jvfula
ttiri of th F.nipire, in Kurope, Alia and
Africa, U 31.6J0.tKK).
'l'l rrvmurt of iMa arrpire are aHonl
3.900,OUO ar.nuallr, tut Hia expenditure
di HirtcJ lr the fiate dor a not tlcerd
(17 3 2i)' The nn'hna! debt ii betwrcn
en nd citfM million atcrlin. The
rtftnoe, or miri, juat mcntionid- brlonjji
to the Tuikiah pul.iic trekur ; but thtre
it another broirh ol imome, dctived
fu-m prcaentt, inherjurcta, muijri d
minion, aril cipectdly (f.pjcaiioni,
whicJ appprtini to I lie " Vna," or
" kniiiil," in jiciUl i;eju'. The ac
imnuUtiun of M fj i j jre to be
ruor.rneus, coiy u!un i Sfxind to aot
rrt a e;ien anm, accordin; to tl)(
Icprio cf rii;i. .v
...t'J Hi nitiiury Jprco il impoitiMe to
! r;ak with precialon since the drvrur
that p,ri,., j., re K,U.r tr.p, v. e 33 f)..0
ta.J.r-.,,JI.W00if.ntrv ar.ddifu
it ml uia. ,'UUO'J, :r.e crt-ater uart i.i
- I -
' iil tre iioin.ier. 1 1 n nival f rc in
J8;C WIiUUji.(.l -tJ Ol ltC iPr, 31
- (; ti, 8 iiiivrtir', inl 3D i-un hurl.
c:.rr 2 ? Jtf c.if non, ul Sl e n-i ;
uiit ti.u aim ol in .owtr" j a:r.pii''t.l
l)V 'he " untowaid'' ft,; ht nl Nn jrino.
(.' nl'i r 500. 00') inhjliinii.t, liv- n'j..n
50.01J'.', rr,x altiv '.'') 0')', ,iitl tri)'
t)OVC
'.own
10 IMjO.
Anioi.M tlic m pd
, arc
II 'i!ra
..P '.mm
S'Hll
f'on-Uiitii'' j,
Cairo
ir;"'
Danijir.iK ....
t'hi.n.j'. f-i.
A1; in.i
B"'i'i
Hurbreat.,.
Mi.uuiia. .......
:i ''ititiiiing i'J'.fmO .
. ViU.UCW
ZlA')')1)
...Ijh.W)
IOtl.f'....
. UiOJit')...
( f.Uh.J ...
rwA.u.,4.i 'io
aw
1 8.00 J.. .AJ1)
Tiir, f AriT.u.
C'lrsantinrplL- Iihs unircral'v l-ern
ironside ted one of the rrmt rcmrk)lc.
id,Ti"piliVt fcfl:!Htri,, - w iiy f . iu
port, and oibcr naiiii-d ai!io:j;f.. nnka
s one of the fimt ci if a in Ku'opc.
I'ldiiil ii'. (in h tr ii' iTivullni' l.i:ro,n Inun
tfrnirrW. err the- H-n-h. tr
. .... ... ... .' -
iuiHiiniri.iijiii wi:it mc .'iaui ci i dur an,
'inin'criupecl a-ccrs to all the nalioi.n of
F.uiope jihI tho ions! of "Afii-ta ; wtilNt.
on (he North, by the Nl.ck Sen, to the
Danube unci nihcr gret rivers. it,hai ac
t ei 'o the inteiior of Germany, ToUnd
i;
IISM.l.
f'onstaiuinopla 'vas cap'ured by the
Tuiks in 4-15 3. under citcumstarcM of
Ijnihjiiiy whibafe'tarQeen cqual-
The i.us'ut) foVrea et the commence
mcnt f the pfe'sthf Cmpign, amounted
lo 541,731 rexulai noops, and U6.60I
irrctiiars, mkinj; a total of 658.312
. The fVatlnContiantincile - The walls
on t'i lard of Constantinople are
uSoui five miles in length from the Castle
of Seieu I oets otvtiie Mrmora, to the
Norilurn point of the Ooldcn Horn
There are thrcelinti, each bein eip;h
leen feet from the otiier. They are, in
most plcts tniiie, and they are still
surmounted by their ancient battlements
and towers, one hundred 'and eighteen in
dumber.
to run at the rate of one mile in six
minutes, and carry three passengers,
on a good coach road, drawn by a
annilrn Tinrap hw thi rrtxi-rfuT erTrrt
Ty, last S4lurday." Isaac Hrown, : of
East Norton, neat ktighlcy, is the
LnveoJLQt.ji,
machinery .roa,y b6 , guidc,in an
to - the horse s mouthj and - gams i ts
power by trie force of the hind legs
beiog lifted up exactly ifi"The-sam
manner as a horse in full irot. It is
contrived so that tlie weight it carries
will add to its power. London pa
XavalWc learn (says tbe New York
Gazette, of the 37th ult .) that tbe recent
order to fit the frigate Brandywine for
sea has been countermanded br the Secre
tary ol the
nnaixu caxrexriox.
Monday, Xnv, 1f.Th tWantioo
bainjr in committee f the wboe, md the
queat'ion pending Uinf on the .mtien (
r,.yreen, iff imaBd;Tht wvpl rnola
lien of lh mikiiw by emkfig ajui ibe
ord "exduMyelf," eM hieNng ike
ordf," dntt taxarimi tomtomi
bU: itrrtrtx, adirekiad rhTChVlrTirjr'
ine; ihe mioni-wtrich hxhicil 1 id
vote agalnM (be lt propiin. ad
hich Mn lv ftvpport Hie ntf.re knn
ii the Moum ef DtUgnta. Ma re!
marked that "he taw the miichuvoui
foniffjiienrea that mifh' atiae frem ii
Mon in (be atntlmenti ( the ttc--and
he denned it neceiaary fir each aide
to milks adrancct for acLummudaiioti.
Irt u break up without dum any thing
"n.r r;rT.ry ,h' m,re e ary rnll
mi'jo-'vy and what will i Mia tone
q'lenrr t Will the Cwnt'iiu'.i n be Jo
tidf Indignant, acrimonious faelina
will ari and it the atate to divide d 1
If i he e rated, will a he d
mittrd into the Union f fl dan vr j (
i : r
ami ii n c m, wnat enra ut j; t.ar un
the attmi intereata ' .r.c ':ii o' Wiui
I Hrcjrnra of the Internal li.(rov-fu.-uii of
VjrRinii, which he i' iNor v .i.x
ioiiljr (If iirH for I. inn l' .:.d i, h nt
wt-ifii io aee awtlcd !'t. : tM i 0f
ilrOpnrrl Oovernrtirnli v '
cn he , nn(iiutionally ufi f (u:
jioir. iiiter atatini; tria uiustiu; CiinnJ
oliTic tiio lecttona of the Vi:c. "if c-,'
rr tn- Test. he 'alfrrflrt r
j ,h , :. ,v necty , m ,ke r7.n
;., between them -,d he iu
!,(l-'n'i s'a'irij? (hat Ida plan would b
' l il iw lK hai nf whit r-inaiimi in
4 ,t, Ii .... f .D,01,tInrf mi,., L,,..
it.' ihc Srrute. Mi M apoae lot aouie
ini- nl wai li:ened to wi;li pround
i ',
I V !(.0 I
lay, Aor. M. Mr lfi((h, (f
jC ( ' fiVId, took the fl cr m upioii of
I t:"ir i I' Ci dmenf, and in oppot'.ion lo the
'')" . d Krnution. Ife commenced
nith 'iHrries of Mtitica ataienif ma, tin
i"? - ot which win to hew the 1 (. i ii v
i)tt( ( ii the upper and lower rountrv in
b" -ri':j the burdens of taxation, fniin
whciic: he began an argument to ahe
I f iMjiii ice and imp dicv of cntruvi:ic
i it r- ii'rol ol the leKlsIaturw to lhat ;o--fin
! the state whicn paid, at cording 'o
tM s'l'f mr'nt, but one-third part of 'h'
li'j- tir ifj. kr:; W'TteTpJi illastralin;
rii acumen: for compound b.iti-of
f pr nt atiort, had refer ed .io the pro
vimjui in the constitution of tbe United
j'e lor allowing t.sree fif'ha of tbe
-.hvts o be rekoned in addition to the
4H!C jiopuiaiion, as a basis of r prcsen
ta'intl ''I the Hoot of Repieei)t8(ivei,
.i'id l o 'vent at length into the his'uiy tf
'he p'oftsion, both -a it ex. sted undri
t f nK mr'edrrefion nd wat altrrwjrd
'd'nt'.fl into the Federal Cunsuuiiuti.
On i.p auhjret of slavery, he adverted.
:o ,l.r rlnni rf the North to uadcniand
ili.it "(uiijtrl .ind i( remedy oeiicr tnan
he Si'U'h vrh( ic the evi! existed, nd in
tliis purl of t is sperch u- oiVrird o
aotni 'emaiksof Mr. Na) lor, whm he
unr1 rstood io have attributed most of he
ixiiinj; evils lo the pnure of slaves,
muI whom he therefore snpposrd t be in
favor nf iis speedy abolition. Mr Naylor
txjihined; and while, he deploied the'
evil, utterly disclaimed the moit ilitrttii
thmhr-Df emancrpalion-as-B -fem'dy.
I'l riply to a firther rrmark of Mr L. u
to the interference nf the Federal Gov
ttnmcnt on this subject Mr Monrnr also
expl lined, disclaiming the tenement that
the General Government hid any tight
uithoritatively to inteifecr, but hollin
t hit, if applied to by Virginia In aid in
the colonization of slaves voluntarily
emancipated, that government might
rnmpTyaTTd' Virginia anrpt t he-aid -svitw-jcJiJ
otft impropriety. Mr. M. insisted upon
it,. that, since Ohio and som- of the Wes
tern States adopted exp-dtmia for throw
ing '.off the coloured population froimbtir
territories, it became more pceu Mily ne
ress.iry for Virginia and the Sou'bern
States, 'to take the aubjeft in considera-
tinn sml roanrl- (a atrsm ao ITla till f a ifiV IR-
seni'ng the wei8bt of the evil " Mr. Leigh
asked the venerable member
Iruiri Lou-
don'lre wa
Constitutionio interfere mlb I h'icU of
people at all; and whether if we hd out
the idea that tbe people of the Eastern
StalM"lfg'fl-rte'pw
af sHTtfieY rorrrfrUoi tbom eelv-bcAdi'
prrss d to dotof svit hout our instit aon -1 u
tnc Closing pan oi nis sprecn, .ur u. n
pressed his opposition to a" wide txten
sion of "the Right of Suffrage, and In this
connexion, expressed his astonishment
at some of the remarks which had fallen
from Mr. Monroe, who immediitely after
describing the terrible excesses be had
witnessed in France, declared his willing
ness to go as far in ex'ending the Right
of Suffrage as any reasonable marr could
desire. Mr. Aanrof agals eTtplained, and
sliewed whv those etents in France, ftrr-
nished no ira;urrent igiloat extending
ine elective rranchue here, in e state el
society se entirtty djfTrer)t. M r. Mertrt
then ftddretted the committee end com
ma need on arfuroeau to tbeai ikat wealth
furnished no prpef wkafiTor re preaanta
tiee, end if It did, taiation did not forniah
nj jvij .meqr f , kp..:urvn, ..Z
A cerre spoaden'. of the Frederickikurir
Arena iinder due of JOm ulu. remarks.
id relation to the proceedings oTiKe Con
vention, as lollowa t
The doings ef the Convention if any
'yt may be (ailed demg a are now of a
pifound and.deepeniug interest. Since
thedvbtte opened on Monday last, there
e bean 9 speeches, of whl-.h all were
'"petuble, and two or tbrce very pow
erful. The eagsmest with which auditors
press to bear these effusions, proves bow
much out race hungers and thirsts after
rloquence consequently, how poteot an
"Rine It h in social affairs bow well
worth acquiring trie mattery of. The
tquerxmg it almost insufferable Yes'
terdiy, I stood from 10 o'clock till 3
(netrlyj put of the time on one leg
and boied with elbow points through
hoiii my sides " Even this poor arCom
he Capital an hour before the tilting!
Tnii mornini;, hlf an hour earlier, a
tHo'j of-us gathered al ike Hall-door,
'Mfh, for. soroo Unknown leaion, was
not opened till "ten. rintf""r rush
uld infillibly have dcnio ishe 4 danc'y,
f any ba I been ameog u. Hni y. iu k
Hy. one of the foremjsi, in ttie ttiamMf
mat cnauid for nlares, I irot a eat, whem e
nv spokesman might he-trn
a a
Hy a novel arrangement, laities are admit
ted to those outward acits of the Hall,
heretofore assigned only to dirnharira ot
the State and Federal Government: ami
seizing upon this fresb privilrge, e x'or
trd from masculine couriesy. I TO or 130
liir fjces rxnibi'ed tbrmc!vcs thre on
iiie two last diys. Unless tbey an'to ps.:e
snme express share in the msuing distri
uuiiuii ol politic j I i-nchisf s and powers,
i learn the exrrciae ol which they thus
thjong to the lobby, i' wouid- seem to me
ctri that we a'tould be allowed the best
us inns; not oetuuae we ate (as that un
j! a ii a u L. U ! !0 r e.alle d Lllj ' gr a m i n s I
iseaj ol the mote woahv gLiidcr ; bu
'n 'uv.', bftngto adrririister the gnrerrt
fi."ir, and practise (if we an) the elo
(j ; ncc. it: .vhich itich luminous lessons
it no giving, il concerns us most to
he.rtuem
Vou arc doubt!cs .Pvjrf, that ell the
9 speeches, 1 ineiuioned, were upon the
iiOiinn.ous quaatiun, whrihei iepiesen
tat ion should be I'ppor ionej auording
to hite population nfotte, or onciu('v
.willl raxjrijri.- (irn 'l'iylir'a-wis, imHo-mK
ccucbad under a difffrtnt n' rasioi a
motion to amend the Bill of Kthts But
his drift was essentially ihc same The
mutual now turns, in pot'.' of form, upon
Judj'c Green's inotiou, t amend the re
poit of the I.risle'ive Committee (ie
conomending white pofiufati'm extlmifely.
for the House of Delegates) by subtitu
ting lor " rxciuelj)' the wrils " tint
bitted with taxutio'i.''
Aginst tiiis amrnrtment, Messrs
Cooke, (of Frederick) .Doddridge, P. aid
win and lVwell have rakr n ttie flio't for
it, Messrs. Green, Upshur, Harbour end
Mortis. I beaid only the two last on
each aide; Mr! Upshur's display hat
commanded the roost applause As prin
ted in ti:t oewsppr i' tan ablr speech
I bin judging from his most re.u itous de
liyery wi. lit making," short explanation
'.he other uay, alio nom many maccu
rjci.s in t te reports ef other speeches
: A
i ha I heard, I d no: doubt that to ffTfl ere
reader, iis power i viy (aintly preserv
f J. ptintret --lps" of applause from
some of iiie hbby nwaille ; whom we
mav rejoice to find, noi on th'. radii!
Hr If-aefrinei-'specAJiilieJLlirnrn abuse, yoo must mtke i' thw mier
thus reieivcd, Di-.orgtnizers, Jacobins,
M,bocrat, wiuld have keen the mildesi
Uiets applicable to ot.
It is impracticable by any summary of
tnioe, to K,vc L,c"1 11
'gesroecu1iie5i.'W
charoiions of each aide. Yet I - aim-not
sensible that any viewa entirely novel
haiiai -been presented to ane : at least, f
trend jhuUfci
tHesv has been displaved ihe orginanfy
that marsa genius ana commanun ouch
tiori. l!oih parties have assamed un en
able poaitiona, and tpuo airings of sophis
try, which, as t usual with I'li ene's, it
seemed to me I could easily recover and
untwist, bad I tbe honor of a seat in the
Convention. Mr. Upshur and Mr. Bar
bour bave most of these. Such is the
hacknied topic urged by them, tkal if, by
m,f(.. the maioitty 0UKt. 10 rule, wo-
men and chfldren shotild be cotmtedt
a 7 ----- i
end that, If all mm (undirthe ftnl of
Rights) are entitled to n to are aH tkt
oihere too. This int'Kod 61 rejso.lng,
by pushing e prln i -V: to the absord wbea
yotl mean to ovenbrow-tN- is tvf. anal ,
coocluiire in m'hms'trf t not lc mortp
where e dilTerenee in deoee t ofir
caaututevetfIeo4ifjrlAcIplr
hero in-ynnninr out "hr-prfnnnlr-e1"" -i -
ai$urdvn't Home oetr.elcfDfnf.h 7;?t
impercep'hly to bo blended with It the)
"The speeches now just maiTe anT
i.fa'xiiJ!
It be madn are not, as sonic have sur.p te
ed, intendtd altogethre to Ir.Queri - the
world out of doors i tinee there r I ana
told) several members nf the bl boe)
minds are fluctuating between th !:
and mired basis ; not at to the wr.,U Leg
islature, hui at f the lower II .)
That one House or te o'her s rast
upon white popula'inn, is n'l.-Ji ti
strufRle is, fir. the House of lei n.irt.
The Wetttrn leaders say thfy ou'd ir
ry their oint in both, if they riff ; iut
are willing, as I u'ldtrttsnd' to vi M up
the Senate to the etst that i lo fix It
on the co-np un I basis Tlie e k', ,
evor, will not firprthis yet: in y ml
make a strong nd earnest g u; . n .
I am pirated to see tokens tin' h 'n
promise, by ntiug iln two H. u-, ,n clif
mere frjends. Under li p o, r .t . ia
tcrrst (if ihrre Sr Ttlly fo iu, mr'i
ble intfieslal aill.bt !.'.. ":
from oppresaioti, thouic'i i -'y r i ri
will be sometimes rettraii '"-
A separation (firh tir.iu !J
lantiliarlr talked i f amuo t.-inem'x-rs,
oit of drs; h o
hin'ed it in debate "nit bv M,.
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nd-hard-4lMW,err. .4.h4t.lMard, .
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, of
hwJ, that if they do not gin
ol a compound bisis of repri en'
the Houe nf Delegates, s'nn.
them will projHise two legitl-"n "t ami
two ilistinri municipal e si nlisoni uts:
oily retaining (he pi5nt rla i ' ' ''ho
Federal Government divi-lmg t ie pro
sent rejresnitstion in Conors ii iqu il
ly as msy be, and each L-uj U'r sp
poin'inj one Sanatot. I nr d i'" de
no'ince this scheme wit.i the r-TninJ
indignation it deserves, im il h , ho
west shad srrogstc mora thm her Hn- if
par i nid 3 ;. mc ei ahil s
f ste enough i- apply to that gnrvmcj so
fs'f L"r.'."?.ri?j
Sctqrifjij. Octacr 3 1 jr. IP C Impair,'
lh cntrvf iheolocim, n fii-su-J
us to day wi h a apetimen of tu"v p urrs
on thi(tu bi in) new theatre. G-c oli
nttida to hear him was mti.iff ied , ht'tt
he dwet not teem to Iiav oi d a y
(ivjtai)le impression upon his sinli i.-e.
Ife inflnled some pretty h.-v ! ' tip
on hit precursors .Y the rttbai" r t t
ly upon the gentleman f.ois'v ll-vt- j
who, he pretty plainl-v hirnci, -vs uuio
detlamstory thsn rtiohtl,-an't tar
mere in rhetoric than Ingir Mi- ri.j..
hall was evidently much ermii" : at
his novel situation ; aswaspl.mh n
by a prtvalence of his native l'i,i 1 i
cen't not usual with him on ordimtt oc
casions, as well at by his Ruvied lat e and
a f'frpicnt strolling hark ' f 'iis loiemp.
lie was for the white hssis, ol course.
Mr. Scott of Fauquier, loli'iwd, af'tT
moving to amend tht pending ..mend
ment, by addiiiK ifiu words, "and in the
Senate, to white population so as io fix
the Lower House nn the mix-d, the Co
per on pure basis. His was dcd r
the. best sptec h that 1 hive he:t(v, ei
ther side). His style, terse and f irrjiile j
his thoughts, bold, and (like hU linguie)
ready and clear ; his voice, no mii' al,
hut strong and well modulated j his ges
ture, natural, appropriste, snd impressive.
Ife stated htmtalf and hit consti;u-nts to
hive been friondly to reform. He was
therefore ehTtrTfTT
to D-nea
west, with whom ho had co operated in
tMngeng in-.tIi -Contention. He ,ilieii.
demonttrated irrefutably, that in Riving
political power, il you wanted to jiurd it
est of the holder ntl to abui it. Uo rt-
posad the folly of f.s( glaring uoon 'bo
juttice, honor kc. of its d.'positses, not
only in future timet, hut now. He glan
ced rapidly at all tho diveraitiet of interest
l AMkftecl. aaciieaOJUpr.J r,SiJ!lfj-SL!!P..
daily as regards intertill trtiprov-rn -ntt
and thowefl tho west to wan . and to hsve
already planned, a vast and expensive
schomv wbitis.tke .!tt'?:!?.!l.')n,"
cotcread; ''''Kdf"P?''.v''riicri'rif-exfJriiitjd'--"
therefore, be the interest of the wrst to ""
incut-hy- expenses ; tho mure, as tney
would fall o i ober coffers than its own.
Against this mat er motive to opresion,
the etst should have some efl' cud bar
rier With a view to. thia h m ida hit)
moiion: " I ask not for power to do in
jury : I ask bin fr pro'eciion agsiiit Jiis
ehtf.fi" This was his closing lenience.
Mr. John S. Bjrboar hxi the Hoof
Monday.
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