ihW Suit, and the amount ef profi'
mads hf the 5uu,fMi ih shtres held by
rr h th several Dinkt, tnd lh amount
paid by the Sun for iU shares.,
A narnSer of prW.te wils sent fioti (hi
Hsuse of Commons fur .concurrence,
were read the Rrs lime.
Thewngrossed Resoiti'londireciiflg the
Public Tretturer to receive from ihe pur
ctimri of Cherokee landt.h pfpl
- f theif bo , the notes of Soutn Caro
lina end (irorglt, eras amended", on mo
tion of ifr. M K-r. by trUire ot tht
whole of the ordinal, resolution eieept
the word Itetolved and inertin the
..fuIWmr. vici M.That the Public 'I rea
' ., w -,- , sii- -. . . (
Lie e.trt.,ta,l (A rKrlVA 10 ieDOMt6
vw iipiii tivie i w r I
Soum C-rohrt end Otorcu wheneter of
(ereJ In oinnt uf la bond t'twen by
purthjri ef the Cherokee Undi, end
tht ej.fer he em pf out oi me
Trettary, euchnoteln pf ment of "he
xpyC of th PT ho
hell ge crecii for the leme et the pr
,eloj bwtthe' weenreer lb Trcaiurer
hell be fomptlied to pmoflT nid noKe
t e leei frice tbm the jnr r-!ae, or" mif
Incur kn elpehie lo etrhnlr; Kh
hotte, each l'e w b m-iuIh! hf the
drpMiinr,efld U hll Tp-i cre.li' Lr
So m x-e ike tbit rest vmIuc u( lh4 ii'itci
dpovi'ed."
Vi,,., Dee. ir.
MrT to4.?l-pf fWflteJ lheeTiaoi of
VTilliitn IUnc Ke!errd f Ihi Uom
mi'tre of PropmMtoni nd Orieticet
On rn Jon of Mihcw, sirewge
Wet ioi to the M mie of CornrOkm pro
potmir, i on th' (Joe ernor eli-c end
Kcrwin hen it ill be co.ieniegl for
bim in jjlifr. l propHiiion - wei
concurred h. end Mretre. Illntol of
B-uf'n rtd MithKwe of the Smite and
Mei-. W. J 4 rinjgr aoj Nichoq
oThe fljuf, ereV,poTnteJ rne Com
B)iHrr.
Me Ktw4eftd pffne4 te-mof ial
of euoHrf rimeut of burke pryinjr, th Jt
Medical IJuM mjr b; created Kefcr
red to atlert Committee.
The Senate reaoleli'elf into e Com
mittee of the whole, Mr. Wilton io the
Chair, on the bill to erect a new count f
in the We. After aome diMHrthe
Committee rote, reported progreu and
ob aiord leave o att attain.
On mo'ion of Mr. Hintoti of Beaufort,
' the Senate re considered the vote, et
terdi Riven on the adop'inn of ilie
amendment offered br Mr. M'Kav to the
Resolution concerrjni; the purchaser of
Cherokee Land. 1 ne Ke.olu'ion and
. amendment . wre then laid ea the fable.
Tne Seha'e pent tomo time,-in Com
:-'tnlne of the holey U coVtidering th
IS ft BiirrburTdT"Uid (TWeT5 genhro
wi'hu, thX7ornmTtteeroe. reported pro-
great and obtained :.leaa A9. fJ..aA
Saturday, Dre 1 1
The reMsnations of Doi.l Xcwlandi
Colon I Commitidant of the 91t Het;l
-. M u f,T of the Krgtment of iha aamt
were read and accepted.
a, coniHerible part of the i"tof? waa
anent in-tommiute of the whole, Mr.
Mjrtin In the Chair, on the bill fUm he
fee of the Cfcrha of the Coun'y and Su
, n-'io' Courts and Sneri(T.' feet, but no
qurinon taken on ita pataae. The Com
- roittee rooe, reported progresaand obtain
leave to if acam
A number of private bMi were read
the tecond time and pasaed.
Monday, Dec 30
Mr, M Entvre preaented the prti'iun of
aundrv niij-tn of Kuiherlord, in favor oi
the restoration to credit of Jine Ward,
Referred
Mr. Hinton of Beaufort, presented to
-the Senate, wo letters frornih intend
arvt of Police of the town of Waahtng too,.
: tn telalton to the circulation of aeditious
publications and other indications tending
to creete auauecnon amiwip wm oiavcs in
this State. Referred to the Committee
on that part of the Governor's Message
relating to Staves,-IT- .
"""'" TMfnMtfftwfftnemmtnwV
r naance, to whom, was referred the Reaolu
4 tion instructing themjLoenqajrjejQto.ih.tt.
- . . ezpediencf of providing additionalchecka
i i . .. I., J ;
On tne aisouraen?enia in puuuc monies s
s also, into the eapedtency of diminish
ingihe pcnaltf of the bond required ol
- the - Public -Treasurer, made report
therron, stating that it is incxprdieni to
)er the law in relation to th auhjects
elrredtotheni. toneurredin.
flrllUafeirTrom
that part of the Governor's Message,
vhieh relate to bluve. 8tc. reported the
following biJN which were read the first
Hme, via :A bill to compet retailers of
CpiriVibi liquor bf the smll measure',
to take an oath and give bond with tec a
rt'f, before receiving licence, not to sell
'' epirituous liquors, powder, shot, led or fire
-)" grmsto a slave : and a bill to amend in
' " ajct passed in 1530,10 prevent tree per '
tons of color Irom migrating in'o this
S'ae, for the good government of such
pervns resident in the State and for otb-nuT)OSej-
Me. Guinn presented a Resolution
fcbi'h was rejected, inducting the Judi.
eiarv" Committee to enquire into tbe exL
' T "jediaMf I aolliotj the public laods that
re enfteyeJ and" reeitle tiwi1i tbe
county of Macon, the r ntulng K 11.
0(t motion of Mr. M'Kt. the Senate
resolved Itsalflntwe committee of the
whole, Mr. Martin in the Ciuir, on tha
till fuinq the feet of Clerk ant Sierlfft,
and af;cr some time ipent therein, the
Committee lose, reported pwgrest end
obtained l,tve to tit egtin tnli afternoon.
' DiUt firttHtfd By Mr. Mearet, hilt
to mend tne jurisdicion of the Supreme
Court. Bf M Farlaod, a hill relatives
allowing couttv claims, in
Richmond
counlf. 'Df'Mr'rDicki bill to eevnpt
from eieeu ( n, in rticfe therein men
thud Ci M.. vniihmiof r ilin, a
hill to llmir tn., ..D.iii mil of JiHe of (
the SopHor Coertif'liw en Eqwrrnnihr fcroOTffh1brrntfrtctiertf
Tmi. fceii 7- 1 th"C lpeirii"TI4l -f ftdwrirr
t "
rtvive 8Mita.
The whole v'tcln,; waao.-.eupied la com-
the bill Sstnc thefeeiofClam.an lS ier
iffa. It s fii4ll rep .r.ed o the Sen
It f rep red
tie with tundrf amendments, and
at
araenJed, patsel lit accon l readi ig.
Tnet4yt Det. 11,
The Senate went int j co.n niir of he
whnj,oitoe Dik Qui. Mr. ilm in
erf delivered hit vtwa In favor of the
bill, when the committee rote, feported
prort unJ u ttained leave ti' again
O.i ino:i. of Mr. Nevlnd. 'necom '
niittee of the whole were cliaenargcd 'rom
the further contidera'jon ofthe bnj Jo
efecTTiiew countf In the Wst i od the
bill bein; read the tecond 'im. M. 3 ier
raid moved to amend the bill bf aJJing
a ntw ec.iion propoving to erct a new
county ui of portions of Wavhe, John
stor. Kiecnmh, and Natti, ny the name
of Stagfit, which i nrndm nt wat not
greed o. Naft J f, Ares if Tne quv
lion then recurring on the pattage ol :ne
hill, the second li ne, i' was deci.le l m
erirmii'ife:..Aye..3Llt.Sif.,5L.-
There he in j a tie, the Speaker voted in
the afTumi'ive.
The trifntf exempt Uintes from exr'rti
tion, being reat the aecond time, Mr.
Ma'th!4 oioved to amend the tame bv
rendering v an i'di :tale offence tor any
!e '.n 1 1 a-II a Bible given them bf the
Dole SkIc'v wmch amendment was
not ajr-ed to. Mi. Crump moved to
emenH-ThebtHi-hrrnvening Hrrrm
Uookt. ' lr. Uui'in also moved to i
amend it bf adding " TeSJamenit," and
Mr. Ilioton of Uiaufort, mived io add
rnt.p liimki." icnicn xnenamn t
Hooks," which atnendm
were agreed to, and the bill as amended,
' .
UilU firttmted,. Ut Mr. NewUnd,
tend the ttti!tlirg of a Court ixou'ie, W
the coon f of Doke, and to prescribe the
. L ., ...... "r-f,r
manner, in whtH.nt ShetifTs shlf pay
T n , ,r-r 1 . - ..
over me earn, uidior ibsvbutldiae of., toe
aamc. tf oir. uutnn, a Dill to ex'eno
the .jurUdictioj) of Juttices of the Peace,
in certain cases.
Thete billt paster! their firtt reading.
F.VBtiso Settioa.
A number of privaie bills' recejveI from
the House ol Commons for -concurrence,
were read the Qrst time.
The following engrossed bills patsed
their second and third re tding and were
ordered to hs enrolled, vix : A bill to re
gulate the time of holding the Superior
Courts of Law and Kquiif, in the coun
tries of M. .ore, Montgomery and Anton
A bill to amend an act passed in 1824,
'o appoint Commissioners for the town
of Clemmontville, in Davidson county
A bill to amend n act pasted in 1839, to
authorize the County Court of Burke to
appoint Committionrrs to view and lay
off a Turnpike Road from the Lincoln
line to Mull's Mill, and' the bill to incor
porate the Winston Ferry company on
Chowan River, between Hertford & Gates
counties. .
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Wedne$day, Dec. 13.
The resignations of Ed w'd Yarhorough,
as Col. Commandant of tne 631 Regi
ment of Militia, and ol Walker P Allen,
r km . . ....
Lieut Col; "ofthe "Regim-nl of Lenoir
-MiiiHaf wr-Tejd; utt acvep(ed." " "
The greater pait of the sitting was oc
cupied in the d'scussioof the bill .direct
ing" the rSuremeouft'to be held altera
vtir at KTtetgti-wd'aitNburvT
ihich
was rejected bf a vote of 17 o 50
Thurtday, Dec. 16
a Mr. Wfche, from the Judicury Com5
mittee, to whom had been referred sun
drv Resolutions upon the subject, Report
ed, a bill for revising digesting end
e1neonn
k Administrators, which passed its first
reding
3!r Vm. J. Alexander, from tbe Com
mittee on the Judiciary, to whom was re
ferred a. bill to discourage malicious and
frivolous prosecutions in the Courts of
this State, reported that it is not expedi
ent that the said bill should pats, which
was concurred in and tbe bill rejected.
The bill to authorixe tbe construction
of a Rail Road, Iromhhe town of Fayette
ville to the .River at Campbelton, out of
the funds of the State, was taken Up for
N second reading. A considerable de
bate arose, in which Mr. Henrf advoo
ted its passage and Messrs- Pearson and
Cooper, opposed it. On Mr. Pearson'a
netieoj it tr indcEn'mlj postponed by t
e tele f II to S3. The ted ef frac
tion was tuotrfjuji'lf retonndered, for
the purpJte ol rnoling Mi. Henry woo
Introduced It, purpose an amendment,
withe view of convening ihe oiil into e
prltete one, thereof i.ving the ilme
which would be necetssrilf consumed in
the Introduction of en en'i'flv o Ml.
Creer Settioe. '
Doth Ifomet met 'this afternoon, w
the purpose' of reeomme ntfing Field Of
ficeri efihe Miliiie and Junket of me
Peace lathe eeveraltoun U.-.
frifaf, Bet If.
Geortj'C Mendrnhaii, te otmr
elect fromOuilfprd, in the puce of Amoe
WeTer. w 1 1 era' refr.ilf ectd
' Tie tll o iuihsj'-e V'ihe coni'ru lloft
of ril r Mt U m j ton of Favitte
villa m the rive'. Ctm.ilH'on. out of
Mhe fund -f u, a;e. was a.tn taken
' upin-t or, -n .-ion ol Hr. Ik.,re, amend
cd bf tt'ikiH out me wnote tnereoi ri
ten s bill." an-l iiiseninii in li u
thereof i n bil inc riKrfe a nn
'pinf atfi'-d r" t:'r t'l Kit! flad
Cm)in?. Tot nti pa d i't eiof'l
and thi'd 'ediug ao'J n rdefed to b
enr,otd
A. S,er, f -n 'he Commi"ee on
H ' jca io i, fit1 i i d '0 enq.ji e in'a the
etpedi- ii- A .i; iMriaU i the intrreS!
i ......... . .
Ol 10 . Ulierai V r ao ' io me eouca ion i
to-nmr rhtrt--TjTeportf l trirt'irlr nor
ei; dieni. a' hi time, o mkc 'he ion
templited ipprnoria ion. anipafeiio
be ntti harged from 'he funhef rontie'er
tion of th. tuijecu The report was
conrurrfil in
M- W.J Amder, from 'he tame
committee, to 'i-m wat referred a Re
totu ion tntiruriing'tnem to enquire b'o
the ei(edien. f ol granting Of efpreat
(madmen', to iheJulgea of the Superior
CoUfTa Of Wwrjviw'er " to TttU'turing - he
term of said Courts, write f vmi't re
lurnable to-o n daf if -said -m -or
the pti'p iae of romptlling the attend ncr
of a greetcr number of Jurors th.n were
originallf returned bf the sheriff, when
the trial ol atif person charge I with a
capital felony shall render Ihe xrciae
of tiich a power nrcetaa f , repor'ed a
biUdireciingJhe minner in which Jut ors
mav oe vumm med in certain catet
which bill pattrd i t first reading.
On moion of Mr MGeMei,ihe com
mittre on th Judifi.ry were intirurlrd
!ii pnnnir
in;o the expedtenrr of pro
law for the punitrtment of
j f D?
) homicide, in cases wh-re the mortal
I wvuiiu la kitcii til ii,i
of r
'r i r t u a.
- "0-mnuon also of tu-3. the esme
v:- - ; . . .
-conimP were- invrHCted to enqone tn-
t. .- --J
trr tn TTxpeflien',y or so amenuing the
J ' - d 4 ii sections of an act parsed n
"18 f I. to "pr'Tvir- fo' me punishment of
t-fvint fiiil'v rrf certain nffences therein
me m ton t d. ft embrace ces for coun
terfcittun gu'd and silver coin of the Uni
led States-. . . .. .. . ...
- Aanrrdny D't 18.
Mr. W"hr, fr-rn itu1 D-nmUft o!
Finance, won ere inttruc ed m enquire
into the 'Xin dienr-v of pr, vending the re
issuing of such Tensor? Notes mav
ho received at tht T-ea,uier's nftue, re
por'ed tni no I, nisi tion on the subj ct
is necestaif. C ufurrrrt in.
Mr IV ir report) d agtinst the pis
sage of ihe bill to provide lor the redemp
tion of lands wnicn ma? hereaf'er be
sold fir taies and stru k or? o he Gov
ernor of 'he S'ate. 'Fne said bill was ac
cordingly rj;cted.
Mr J. Whitaker. presented a bill to
es'ablish an entry nffi e. in the coumv ofj
Macon, which pasned i't firSt re1n
Monday, Dee. 50.
MrT'Jr Whitaker pri-sented the petition
of sund'V rtiicens of Micon coun-y. prar
ing that B. S Brittain and John Stearns
ma? be allowed to erect a Forge for the
manufacture of Iron on the public lands
in s.id tountv Referred.
Mr. J v A I fill, .from the Committee on
Internal jmprovernen?, to whom wasre-
terred the Memorial of the President and
Directors of the Cape Fear Navigation
Company, reported thaUhe ooiect of the
Memorialists is answered b? the bill now
before the House, to annoint a Sunerin-
tendant of Public W.irks. Concurred in
Mr Po'ki from the Commi'tee of Pro
positions and Gricvancei, made an unfa
vorable Report on the petition of John
Thomas for a tension, which was con
CUrrrdin.-
M'TJ'riCTlilli from the Commi'tee of
In'ernal Improvement, to wnom was re
ferred the petition of Sundry citizens of
Sampson eountf , repprted tliat the prayer
of the peirioners is sufficiently provided
far 6y n act passed in 1784, ch- 337.
Concurred in. . .
Mr. Barringer presented a bill supple
mental to an act passed in 1129, for the
better regulation of the town of Concord,
which passed its first reading. ' "
The remainder vf the sitting was con
turned in the consideration of the Reso
lutions submitted bv Mr. Sawyer of Eden
ton, against the Tariff.
Tuesday. Dee. 21.
Mr. J. A. Mill, from the committee on
Interns! Impmrerasnta, to whom was re
ferred tho petiiioa ef the TeaoeaseeRi-
ferTurar'Att Conspiof, repafl'4
to amend an act, patted in IH6.I0 e
tahlith and regulate a Tornptkt Road In
theeounif of l!tood, kj. Uead the
firttnme.
The bill to punitb idle and tlttorderlf
persona .fbnh teiet, read theterond
time and potiMned M' finiielf i on ,the
ground that the act of If 14. lor the re
stralnt of idle and diaorderl pertons."
provides a rcmr df hr the vilt contem
plated in (hit oill- '
- Mr VTeavef peened Ihe petition of
sundrf rlmcns of n.inconir, praying an
appropriation "f M (m for ,he W'ln0'
M lun'ain Road l-ading fmm Joaesbtro
Tenn. ,o Atheville in this' Uiete. Re
ferrd.
Mf-Wr JrAleTrnd4ra-he; - Jediff -
I a V VOrBmlUCB, n . - "
inquire into the eipedlhcef 6t a amenn -
log tbe laws relative) to the imrrttKiment
of debtors, at to make p.'tiM'n for pv
log the jail fees of euch rlemrs s m
be imprisoned, Reported a bill. hi h had
its fir reading, io amend the actsrrla
tie r, I lveti' db'ott.
The H..ue now proceeded m the ordrr
ol '0' -I. -a.nl rtolvrd iel ln',0 a com
miiiee.T ihe hole. Mr Blanch in thr
that', on th- bill to ffrmpi from escu
ion, a cer' iirt .lO'tion of tne Imd of t ic
ctiitent of Nor'h (rolina Af er torn.-
lime spent th-iri", ih com ni'tee '"t
...... ii i.k
a'iu eior i a tne on io ine uuitr wn
m rd thai ihe said hill he ro"r"nrd in
d'fi i'elf ind called fr th- Yrit and
Nafs. Thef were taken and the ques
tion decided in the nega'iv, Najrt f I
Y.aJl
Tne bill wat then laid oron the table.
! Evettto cEtiue.
0 i motion ol Mi I) a -r . 'he Jadifiary
C'ru-nitice wrr- int iurtd ip enquire
ino 'he ra?edien.v "f rrkinc'iiitf the
provlng ofaccrruiovne" oiih df the
peison in eretted . against deceased per-
tuotnd outers.
M- Wniie. p -
enteJ R'')!'j'in thai
! ' he app-.in.en uiDra-un
William li Hi
lor tne entung rear, ueai tne nrn
tim
hill prrtrntrd ?' M Bogle, a bill
ronr.mintf ihe Mi i ii of Ir dill county
Bv Mr Love, a bill 'n on.vi te f r com
(fnoa'int; ersin Juror in II
coun'v. T"rte hils pasted 'r'
reading.
i wood
first
In the Setute, v,-vi d a kttrt from
tht Secretary of the Trcismy was re
ceivt d, Id. accofJauke UU reauluuon
ef ihe Senat ol the Sfffhbf'M.f lasr,
whirb- will be. J..iiih1 - hi-ant -Senatorial
protccdlrijurrrne" Mnroifruitaitsg ihe
piymi-nt of S per rent to the S; t of II
linois of ihtf - public Urxls sold in- ha
State ; for authorising ihe S a e of lilinoit
to relinquish a tonshi-i of Lnd. granted
Uu.Hr, a.knditerrs, M.Sic1minl!li?,lb) "'
. , . ik. i.. i ...... n.. ... t..u
tor purposes oi euuiauo i, an to octet,K., , . . ... , .
r ' . I rial iar.rwf u.rm nr n. m t. k . . . ..
John Jlit d artfl aoHfi Brjh7 Jfrthe re-
i f .i i ihn ! n.rttiryj -i"i ' r 'here
lirf ol S tdu'I Noel; were, it- p c ivtlv,
reads serond 'in1, and od rri io a
lhird reading. On motion of M . Foot,
and hv uianitTt'.us t undent of the Senate,
th fol(ovi g 'lilu ( i-ead .i rhiril time,
and pissed before 12 In k i I "r tiill
for he relief of K n m M-x an-l TiJoiund
S ot'h ; lor the r Ii f In i n llouer t ;
lor the relief .' A,mn F aralil ; anH
ffr the relief of $irn-on C. Wiittier. Af
ter spending some 't ..! thp eonsi Irri
tion of ti rurive husioett, ai twelve
o'( lock the Senre having orgmiscd i'.sclf i
into, high Curtol lmpe,rhment,'fr,riKina"y W"B They aurrea.
the trial of Jude Perk, ol Missomi nd
Ju'tre l'erl; wi-h h i Count, I. tr.5r.
ge 1 erK wih hit Uount I. Mrssra.
j Win lnd Meredith, and the Mongers on
' rn ot" the House of Representatives,
Messrs. Buchanan, Spencer, WickuTA,
'' Duffle, a'Kl Siori s, uf New Y irk, tving
j pt sent, the trial proreeded. Mr. Me
, D iftie for ihe Unred S ttes, opened the
-n, v.mu-iiii ii roillin
tAfl Krf . . . n . , n. . n . n . 1 . . . L . ' , I ' . T
HUCH IM ';,mift r- ri..r
Re will, it is supposed, conrudes m mor
row. As we in'end to give as full and
correct e report of this trial sT possible,
llaeartturaeius -.f the M snar-ert anrlVritc g1" canUitJCf it 'wwnU ba "MUtharaCt
the Cnnnel fnr th r.n i . ., .
the Counel for the respondent kill be
ai asm atata i4 asarl auk ... J . . I . .
prepared and submitted to their revision
before being put to tMe press.
The Ilouteof Representatives, af-er
some preliminary arrangements, on mo
lb
r of Mr Hoffman, proceeded in a body
trthaaifoeibwpttf
of prosfecuting t he impeathment of Judge
Peck M-. McDuffir onened ih. e,.
eight of the eigh'een specifications con
--- m t iiil' I a r. ii m rwwiawsssv mw
e VI
uinea m me article' written hv Mr Law
leas, an adjournmen of the Court took
place. ?lt. JlcUufiie will resume thi.l
flay, l he Mouse then adjourned till 1 1
o'clock.
ttN .-
What atrange times ! We shall see
m a lew days, all the federal commer
rial r. . . f. v. t- i .
rr"-" i"- ur, support na a i
j . " r
uiau ana si narrv i i... i ;
the interests of eery man in this torn.
am '',': mf . ev s
r . ,j law Biiiii.i i.ni . .
. j - rr
uiuuiiv, vonsistency :
VUTitfaTiTit t)iT lairal.
MXU.1UY 4,' 1811
Our, eorreaxndcnt from Rilci(jh, uyt the
Legialature tt eipee'cd to rite ot) latnrdaf
U$U line oir lat, Mr. flynum's reaolgtee
iilcli, it- will be recollected are actio rU
nneiae "A the power cf carrtW on wqiki ai .
Tntemat Improtifsfent'Tirthe7 Territory of tK(
a " .. in nrni uaTf OeCS
fakrii tip, " nur sorreo"m!eni (IiTnirfhst ; thrjT
will not be aced t btfvre l! ItKtalature
riKt The llauk Hill wit ljt In the.lenstf,
by the caitmj vote it ta Speaker. Tie
llonealcad bill haa paawj.
aa
Cl. Dam NuM.Atn, the Senator frnoi
Curke. having been elected Counsellor of Statf,
hie Kat baa heoiae vaeabl. lie pited thrwig
here on ttsiurjay lait, on Lit way l.oro-.
In our laM tt.por a iuke of the prabStf
of our reauminf the tnjs.t M'. !savtt'i
resolutions that probability ),n beeii reJuctl
in inc mi ii-iia rr. me retxiunuwa aa mm
v
have before fa id denounce tde Tanffof 1828;
aa a dangeruui tnd i-alable Infracilon of As'
cona'itutbm. The debate wtt opened taji taa
Ilepiter - by Mr. Hill in tppmot, te the ret.
olution, and tho' we have often admired tbe
eloquence of Ma language an the eogeaey vf
hit rrsar.ninj, ct on this oecation, he wsi aora
forcible anrt frlie.tooa then utuaL" W bearj
Mr. Hill wt aerejold he wtt a talented rats
we TikeJ ttie beauty oi hit fangoaire) and k'e
manner of deliveriijr ', but tn say that there
jwaa a- his Tf aronlnfl's ould Vela"
uy wtiat we dont believe and abat hiaipeeck
will not aupport. If the alenunciaiion fboe
ett opinions bune-tlv exprrtaol and of ike
men who utter such orxniona, it cog eni reaaoa
ifif then inde. d dott Mr Hill's speech ileaerve
tbe t pitbet. Rut On the other ba . I u auch t
cuurae arisra from the weakness of a causa sail"
I '""''"'y t0 ,ho ho advorate (liferent opit
nine, tlsen. we wou.d ra .er csJI bis apeech tbe
ebulition ol" a diwppui.it, d madman thaa tbe
eaauning of winlmn. Il.a object waa to a'araj
the fear of men and then to force upon theso
hia otherwise obiuxiuui opinion. For tbi be
eenainiy tletervrtihe ep;thet cf cunuinghut it
that of taten'edr " " '.' "JZ
The Edi-.ors go on and ay that be proved
eoncloaively- to their ftwrvls that the rarifTwst
boi'oiJ) aulhuriaed by tlie aonatitutHm but ws
one of the erjaiary $ljrltfr wait il wiiftrntd
TJisf i Tariff Is'auTiiorlseii hy ihe coiiatitutioa
edu nm deny but that the TarifT of "187ST"
which ia a Tariff for protect on aanelioned by
f?nied fv.r .ilie objects of nisiag auch a Tariff .
we da oVnjr. 9p long at t Te KiTional legislature
coofine,! thewielrc tq the Tailing of a Tsuif
fur Kc venue they acted within tlie p!e of the
conatitulion and their acta we:e nv tuineil by
theSouibt but when they f.iru the rtori
Jfjr which the States had jieldivl to them the
' power of la; ing impost and exci es and putt
: lawa which drain tht pockets uf one portion w
, the union for the purpot of filling those ol an.
j o:her part, they acted without any attthoritr
I aave that which corrupted ambition gave then.
I The rijht of layinjr imposta, at wr all know in. I
as the Editors of tbe Regi-Her must admit on
dered this right to the Genl.U.jvernment sA
i ur iiat r ot mt mey m:g!it r!ve tne orui
ern f.knufacturer a pren.ium upon hit goodv
but that a revenue mignt be raited to pay off
Ihe debts of Gov. This being tlie cae where
did tliey receive authority to give the N'orthfH
j manufacturrr a premium upon hit apinninj
j geni,- ' They could have received it only fro
I the Hxatcti-. .And we Lave aeen that the Staid
never gave themany aiich poer. Henee
their authority is that which it Riven them bf
power. And if " power ia -right" at some con
tend and as perhspi Mr. Hill am!
the Tdltbrfef
never eave them any inch nmver. Ilener
- -
,er wi'h ,ome oflheir 0!her doctrines)
tahal i rw tawaias I' taa llta '). Itu? IS. aa sL'li
ter wi'h aome of their other doctrines) 'hen
deed Congresshsi the right. But ve ill find tfl
one hardy enough, ime perhaps Mr, Hill and ibt.
before named editors', to contend fir such a doc
trine in this Republican land. II' then the Tariff
of 18?8 ia
not authorised bv tlie ronttitutios
uiu
enter our solemn, protest against it. It itast
onjf intereet it it not oar duty? Vi'e hop
The Legislature of South Carolina ad
on Saturday the 18th inst. Though there at
majority of both Houaet in nvor of the call f a
convention yet. there wtfhota const itutiontl
one of tweuhirda. That suhjeet snd ti e eler
tion of several important officers conswmr d tM
most of the time of the Legislature. 1lie prii" .
cipal kws that have been passed are a iar
tending the powers ot the eommtwonert .t
.' . . ,m
eamtv. a law eoncernlnr usury, makinir W
principal, though not the intercut and costs, tu
recoversbfe, and a lw coecerning horte etetjk
ing, substituting a hipping for hanging, for 6f
flrtt eTena.' '. "
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