Political.
fag aaitao ititu jrjttatr.
WU. M. VII fcl'atN.
The trttchf 'out attempt rf Mr. V
I'qren . the iiifTnicti of his rtaiive
In Itir, yn j.M nd rmkles in
iti memory of ery h'nr ti frermtn of
Nr yk. Thro, l(r. hit rei H"lh
4 qfr. h prri ujioo the I-rgitljiurr
of ikii S ate d-fca ihe alteration of
ih"tlectorl !.. de.irt'f hy the JeopU
lrt1f HopeH. Iif ll.it rtrtlre, to lul
' , HI ibe cwtdiii wi cf hls-mtrrt, hlch re
.' 'V,lr,(' lkt "' fur WidUm II. Crawford.
." , Thi decision of 'bit LeeMxu't frowned
jpon 111 pre temptiin, and Ik 1)4? dream
f bit embHo ,, id beauty for eee
' am ' Now, If yo-jr reader! will i.idulge
roe, for a tyoment, wi'h their attention 10
thrnricttcd by . ntflP "journaWI em
tonUdffttibtf wrttlfrnp. wwBging
Iht tubjed of (h prevailing controverty
r and cnoArm ) well loiwdtd suspicion
fh Vkt I' rati lent ikMM intidtoue
Hot tir.tot, at early ee April, I8JT. wat
warily contrived fur the destruction of
fit pcvK-sunsrecier.
' Vf k frsfit manager, fr llw't stood
" alone Even the walla f Si. Tsmment
echoed not his neme! The tubordinntes
of ifce fl enryH he si'etfd lo accord 1
Mrs thtlr fealty and he cail around him
(or a retue fre-nj total desolation) Ha
very on ned tha M Siir.ni of the
Timaa.Hand 'bought ke taw no doubtful
Ltue f the ni campaign 1 lllmtclf,
, , ld few trnWdous pervitins of the- can
' ia party of 1134. perceiving the hartno
aioua relatione Ikal tubdtird between
General Jackson end Mr. Calhoun, and
wall believing thai ika Mem of New
. Orleana would triumph In tha conical of
, now cautiously conferred aboul tha
(Bcaetja N deUrd. njr?l, to defeat tho
laction f ikf Vica PrraUnni, andlKrn
Ia alienee from htm ika fttendthip of
ln
k tf t0 Al the. nl
rcin.itii, lnrii toftn (1 f 1 c r uitl
ciifi am nomiin'ril ( ni l Jjrkion, (La
nraa of CUv if-ken from lite
rrtolu'ion. and no Vir t'rrtdenl ai
nimed. Then tna Idler of Crfrd lo
Btrn of (lie U M Decemier, 1137, ai
Iractt of lii'b w ktta qU'tied atoe.
On the 1 9i H f'flhwrd it noirilniiinn. tf
ta IKiJa'ur of ficoU, of WillUm
II. CjfUrA, Vira Proiilrni of lha
Uoiied Suteaj ti(l, on th lt Fcbruirjr,
1831, al $ WgUUiive cucoi of Ka
York, hte tfie nomination of Andrew
Jickxin for freitcnt, iha nuinafrr cara
fulljr raiertlnt tha r.ominitioit of a Vica
rrctident for further aJvtemfnt. Doei
oof thin look lika r.onipiracy f ILa il
not lha aipccl, of a cmicerled lniriua I
We ar no divpoaed lo reflect unjuttlf
on Mr Van Durcn but a moat b per ,
mined lo axft lhat clrcomatancca ao pe
cutlir in Ihf maelvea can hirdlf f.il lo
Produet intnfarortbMmpmtioa of lha
Ha boldly diicMnn all pirllclpalion in
lha conipircf. and tneerinlir aks,
what mMla" ha could he ffr impir
injf iht poli'ical proaparia of Mr.
ho-in f At if ha would tiult in hia proud
Mfrndtnrr in lha council of lha naiion !
e d.n-l imi'ct'i l.ro focrc3 nwriijre, aVu
n tlut one a-, i a quarter mitei out of lha li'tr
Fir Ho' ert l et!,
li hK ii pitce lua captain or tha K'jrJ
h hit men repaired aod f mnd lha
whole of tha rnwrtef taken from ha bank,
an I with the eiccpiin of a few hur.drcd
dollar, tha whole amount Wat returned
lo the plica from whence it had been
robbrd eijctlf otia weak from Ibt lima
it had been taken ewer. (Jrer wat con
alciad and branded in tha hand. He if
lerwarde confcitad the whole, and the
manner ha had purtued lo effect lha rob
betf. : Tha bank paid the reward, pur
chMd tha freedom of th black man,
anl tenl him to Philadelphia with diret
I ion 1 10 change bi name.
JV. Y. Cturirr k Emjuirtr
BANK BOBBBIir.
Te are hdebitd 10 the polite) ettentibn
of the Kdunri of the Mercantile Adter
liter for the following inf rmitioo 1
ROnBfat 0T''; .c,TO VN,t TA'1'
-Tna nafttarf wUkJUaa ItWg ce lbc
robbery of the Citf Kank fr a week pait,
and excited to much of ibe public atten
tion it a latl eolvrd.
On Stturdtf night aSotit II o'clock,
Juttice llopton. High Conitahla Hajra,
attitted bv aom; r olit e office ri, arrcated
Orneral Jack ton. Frrparatnrr to more
decided tferatiocia, Meir. Van Curen
"lld CaaaVef-figy Immdla'dr after the
taaaimi of Cong re ti of If, vitiied
If r Crawford In (Jeo'cia. and. aa it teen
(a Mr. C.'e letter to Mr. Halch. of Te n-"t Hill,-m Philadelphia waa,ei,erefloLa-
Mr. Vm Curcn, it amt, la Tel to learn, . , mn nme(J Ej-(rd
lhal nothlnir ao become! a man in lof t ,nj corntf q( Broon EfT
atatiun, naa numiiny. 11 it inv
of great promiac In lha officer, and the
nledira el merit in the man. Wiihout it,
reniut and allainmenta are ala dif
gutiing with It.dullneM and ignorance
are eomeiiroea u(Tcrai)le.
The humble iniuumentt in ihia affair
wilt bt attended to to morrow. I-I'.O.
Old DonJnibn, March 1 I US !
aacta
TiAXK HO HURRY.
At the all abtorbing topic of the df If
in relation lo the late robbery of the City
Bank, and aa I hare heard it frequently
Temtrted, that ttT!,ert ol eal eiieni
had ever been commiaed in thta country,
I lend you the following account of lw
Bank robberica under aimilar circumttan
caa , ;. ...
In the tear 1198 the Bank of Tenn
arlvania, then kept in (he Carpenter'
lieteee, ike nature and object of their tie
. fc Intolttd Iraportant arrangement for
t mtn taproacliing election am they
War full rr9m mnmlnr0 A 4. rvn kit nrnmr
reaalont" to diarlota the opiniooa of
Mr.- Crawford 00 the lubjeet. It may
, We wr hare to oHaenre, that Mr. Craw
rd'a miaallea agalmt Mr. Ualhotm were
a mil diwhtrged gnn Ken'urky, Tennea
tea, Lotdtiana, new Tork. and other
w'atet, tuktffitenlly 19 Sir fan Bum,
uml i end lhat the evidence of an e tlttin
pio Bgainai inc ire rraiucni, i hit-
tieniiy iniicarta m tne tncreatire rxn
inatlone of Maryland, Georgia, and Ne
Ur. Van Curen took Teat- of Mr. Craw-
--r fori aomt time In Mar tBir, tn, aner
- iarrying a while tt Baltimore, errtaed at
-Albany in the rnodth of June 1 In July
- fnllnKiita tWm 4t .f Mrlnn. h rnn
: .... . -!. r tJ-t.J
more, nominated Andrew Jack ton aa a
wwim tiwiw t h - 4 uiv " 1 - -
tnt Unitecr Utttet tno, 'aner- muco
lumottoou aitcutston, eiuuru im
fktjoln"ionthe name 01 Jonn i. at
m in mm T 1 : k. . . h
iiniini.tr tire rreaiaeni. ii-w
lo ttrike out the name of Mr. Calhoun,
waa submitted and adeocated by Craw
. iWd men eicluaWelr. Oo the lth of
December, the LegUUture of Georgia
nominated Wm. II Crawford aa a candi
date for he office of Vice President
onlv Mve daw after hia extraordinary des
oatrh to A Balch, Eq., wherein he aaya i
The only difficulty that thia Sure has
upon that aubiect i lht ' Jacxaon
ahmild b elecied Calhoun will come
- Into power- I con feu I am noi appro
keniWe of aoch a result i for
writea me." ke. Again J M If you can at
certain that Calhoun wil not be benefitted
tr Jackaon't election, you will do him
(Jackaon) a benefit by communicating
Iht information to me. aooui inia pe
f liod the Many Jrgu$ Brat opened its
column tq a touch of kindneaa for the
m t -a I a a n lallita, ftaa.
venentranti propoacu a ml.usi
cert wnite hk --
quirer, then conducted by w. n iMoari.
j nffTCnornt me '.rginw..'-
-efructedto inirahft tjhejoreet of the
Regency1 for the approaching legula
and. accordingly, on the tat
cFebl 1838, caucua of. the New-Ytrx-LegUlature
nominated Andrew Jackaon
for President and excluded the name of
John C, Calhoun from the Domination at
Tke PreMdent. t
Now what, we woult! ask, can in bon-
f,t mind infer from thia extraordinary
-uccetsion t,r etenttf Mr. Vn Buren,
at thia time, eblirelr iwccaimirfed onv the
aubiect of the electioo of General Jack
too. io April. )8JT, aiaita Mr. Crawford,
- j Ibe avowed enemt.of Mr. Calbbun, and
4onfere freelf with bim on the.mtfth ay:
' tated quetVion or the Presidency and V ice
Preaidency. teceire a commission,
fon kll proper occaaiont, 16 etpresl
' Mf- Crawfard't ttotlinentt on that auV
. . u.ttirnfnv homeward, he tarries
uci- - .
""it Baltimore, and entertaint aundry
frienda of Mf. Crawford, with a pmate
itercbwe of Kniisaent on iht engrost-
bout ooe hundred and sixty ihoutand dol
lar taken away. Aa no force appeared
to have been committed, the natural con
elusion was, that the bank locka hid l'en
opened by meana of falae keyt. The
directors attached tutficion to Mr Pat
rick Lynn, a very ingenioua bUcktmiih,
who made the original keyt for the iron
doors, which he had alao manufactured.
On inquiiy being made for Lyon, it was
found that he had. just alter the roohrry,
l,fil t.I a ?, ifnitrv r ir l.f
tome othrr Mit.itttr who will limit .It
reform lo the eatention ff t'i franthlse
to a few lar,;e lownt-to do eotneihlng
in the nsma, hul at little aa poitible in
reali-y. Whether lurk an oppotillotl
shall be autccatful, drpends In pM
the courage and egetty of the Minis
ttrs ihemteUet, but chiefly on the feci
hg manifetted by the people. If be
people art lnd(Tercnt, It as.urfdly ''
succeed. Il it not enough f' he peop.e
lo be f.iendly to Keform-if they ere
lukewarm frlende, for in opponent! will
not be lukewarm enemies Whrreter
Ihert let fcclinie in fatorof rteforrmthal
feelicg abould be txpretsed by a peiitM
Let til poind of diflerence, which art not
tsacotlal.bt kept out of eight, II it p
blei but at any rate lei us not, for the
take of concealing these difTercncei, con
ceal the existence of the oinione In
which we' ell agree. London (ihbt
nit rariTU arT tmivn.
appil ii, i8ii.
City Bank. The balance 863.308 (in
eluding the doubloons) is yet missing.
Smiih is the very man, who waa tus
pected by the Police Offkera from the
Elm
atreeta. in whiiac notteatlan was diacov-
ered a email travelling irunk filled with I reUrThM been ren to thf high an.! en
Bank Notes, which, on examination, was I rldert hopes of the National Reptiblirto pari
found lo contain 8 1 85 738, -nd proved ii" the recent dcian of die Hoprtme Cmirt
lo be (he identical money atolen from the j anon the Georgit aol Iwlian qoeatinn, awl the
Pre.ea in in ernrie are exerting all their in
genuity lo conceal thia blow from a quarter in
which all their hnpee and proinecte were con
eentred. Thev frl fore anIra unable lo
. i . . ... .. . '
ery nrst, ana tney were aciuany on 'nei;.,,,,,,,,,.,, w,,ich it haaapread in their
look out for him. Some of this man'a;nnU heg-n ,0 rendef up MCnie, fnr
previous adt hate rendered his charaC.j,he dfei.iw,er ,he s,lpPtme c-wrt, and denr
ter notorious. He is said o be the in , tfcf ,he CtfMf1 fce Wncf rf jlItiw,,e,i(m tn
dividual, who some year, ago committed ; on, ,
the great robbery of W.000 aterling'. . . . . . ,,'
fMnrit-rt lrr Rnotn4.-, rem. -4 .J'l)! Mn ? ,
promised with the Bank for O.OOO, wi:h ! '",erfrf- U ' P-ible hf" th ,h' cu" Un'd
which ill gotten gain, be arrived in thit!'""!01" lerioK of U irt and Seergeant waa
country tome 6 or 8 yeara ago: He is ; '"sdeq.iate ' track oot the proper euur,eah.ch
believed to be the aaroo peraoa wbaaookl'.hnullc P'ff1 bringing thia imponant
the money from the iron cheat of the steam illation before the" Supreme CwiVt I If the
tut,ir i-t ,.,1.,1-L U .t,,-
t!,' l.on.i.lm.m for "il, ,r.i,
Birrr.," U drr'af,t if,., r Ml
have p.wer lo rrg,.la-e e.,,mtfrt fc(t v 4
Jfk,t, and among .t, Jj"r
.he Man mla. ,,ft iP, ,Wf '
v;.mn,f lUepowert with h,m tW ,
tuthnriaod to rrR.!ate Com.rr. . '
hat brre entirrl, Onnre,,- if , ! ''
rl not twen anada bet ,. .i.. .
The . "."
"-al clan
alrd cltawe.
fiMiitiimifin ere not
oe nt ii.
reiardi.1
heref.r.it WM.rg,,,,, hf ,u '
cometly, h.t,h,y couM m
fl.ct.nn or tne rate, fii,,,. k
hi. U. palpable ki, JJ
trine of the !,, n.pvhr ""J
untph of 8..., Hightawv V
oefriHw which weli.tu. V
'"Oracle,,,. ..
V MWU
the auaplcSoua
ical horieon,
rarwtnie 'iw wnr i a. r
cert eucceta moat aiiemj It '
It it with tlnecr." ttfrtt nt
cd.fvlhe nreeeaiiy, UrK.,
wo
UII.I. ... !.
to the eoirtmuniir. i.ui. . . . 7
P-otof..,.
Vate. Senate. .-MlJ2
in.anc. . make oor ren,.rk. rft.a"'
tice to the mo., promitirM J T"? J
. . " a
- - "'a reaoiuiun
the iil.lrf ,.t .... .
Senate, impel, u. to ap,.k ' 7?? V
Wi.id.llr. A eamn,;.,,. waa k
Hne,he,t..efc-;";r::.
to enmiire into .i,,l '""esu
ae.
nich ia to h. l.
boat Chancellor Livingston, last fall on her
TdiUfge tence for Providence, which mo
ney was afterwar.lt discovered secreted
' trno.igM the biggage snd this same
j man waa one of those who rerentlv rob
, bed the atore of Mr. Schenck in Brook
Court bad not original jurisdiction of the eao
in lU .aMMaar ia wbicb it aaa.irouclU.4a jt I
notice, will the humanity, the philanthropy,
which hare been excited in the boaomeof ihoe
gentlemen who ao gnmuitf rnrrri in dc
fence of the vinlatej rirbta of the Indiana, not
I . .... .
i
Jn r , , . , prompt them to adopt the frprr manner to ae
has for some time kept a small ahoe-
tfnrr in Difition ttreet (aw davi n
he changed his lodgings, and took up hil' -- nich the quen'mn ehould ke brougVt
re tidence in the houte above aliu led to, befor ,b' K"1 T"b,ln'
uncer the assumed name of Jones We ine the grounds of the deeiaion of the Supreme
sure a favorable deciainn fnr them ' Surely tbey
' will not relai their etTorti fur miataking the
left the city in a ehallop for Cjpe M.y, j un(Jf Mfn(, ,ht, ,(U lr,nf9 C0fl(lur, in Court nd tee whether the j.idgmnt aa pro.
to which place he was pursued, appre
bended, and brought back a pri toner lo
the city, and committed to jail, on sutpi.
cion of being concerned in the robbery.
TJiaTyellow feter was then prevailing in
Pkiladclphia J moil of the inhabitaWa
-had removed lo the country, and the poor
honest follow remained in confinement
a cun side rable ... t i me. J n upri ht jury
awarded him 811.000 damages against
the direefbrt of thebank." Durmgthefot-
lowing wW'er journevman carpenter,
I believe his name v L)ai, began to
move in conaidcTsble style,- made de
posits in different banks, and endeavored
to make hia way into company other than
lhat he had been accustomed lo. This
excited the suspicion of the Mayor, who
I believe was Mr. Kobert Wharon. He
laid his pl'r.s, apprehended Davis, and
obtained from him within a few '.housand
dollars of the amount abstracted from the
bank. I do not recollect it he waa pun
ished ; but 1 beiiev ne wa not. it ap
peared that he nad acted in conjunction
with the man having charge of the keyt
-L - 1. ' . I f. '
to take to nc camirr nuuir. a nra
man died of tbe yellow fever the same
season, being taken ill immediately after
the robbery.
The other case was- that of the old
branch bank at Charleston. 8. C. which
was also entered by meana of false keys,
and one hundred and sixtv or seventy
thousand dollart taken off, all in gold
and silver. The directors offered a re
ward of ten thousand dollars, which set
to. .'swr7ilro?$0
suspicious person, conversation, "and ob
servation, were reported to the directors,
when the fbltowingciroumsuncea brought
the rnttterto light. A man by th name
of Gray, went into aGroceiy atore, and
n4 emid a small rirht in specie. As he
r . . .
relation to his trunk. Grit excited the noonced ti m bnttomd upon any error aa to the
tuspiciont of the landlord and induced mode of pr e' uting the rigMt of the I idiar.i
him lo communicate his suspicions lo brfore the Sup'em Cnn. If we hare rijktly
the police, which resulted in bis appre-, comprrherMW in deeiaion a diaclaioier ia made
hension. 0f all juriM'Ctlon on its part to interfere in the
: Smith was taken lo the police office Jiapute between (ieorgia and the Indiana. The
this morning, here he underwent an Lourt dofinot hint that it wat en Win
examin.iion-but he refused to give any form which prrfente1 . Jec;,ioB fur fhf ,n.
sattafaelory entwer Ue - rnonay - wtt.-. r..- ... klk
laafelv deposited in the bank. , . . , .
4-. ' , , : nl 1 nM Conatiluliimal nnw.r in ml.rnnu it a ...
Among the money lound. la the whole . . , r - -- -rr- "--.
. k-i .k- M r.-..i thoniy. The Court reaaoned thut-that tho
Company, and the principal part of Mea j"4110'"1 power "Bder ,he Conetitutlon only ex.
era. S. k M. Alten'a- tended to catea ttr eontroretaiea between a
U. S. Ttkgrufih. ' Stale, or the ciiiiena thereof, and foreign
.... J-r 1T States, citiaena or aubjec't." wherefore the In-
n . , , . , . , rr. dian Nation nol being an independent or foreirn
Cotton it dovn lo 5 o 713 ctnti. The . . ... .
newt from England which we give be-,Ru.,e4" U'e n" "P1'' ntheCon.u.
low, hat produced this effect. The let- t,,t,on ,he Su;,rr,ue Cour'-" j''"Jic,io"
ter which we have teen from Charleston, whtt,,er' reatonmg ,Wa not imply (if
and the prevailing opinion here, aasign ; "e r'"re "cn u,t ""J"ce or it correctly at
thia unexpected atep in the English poli J e founi- " in eondenaed report of the deci,-
ff to a retaliatory spirit againtt us. That ,,on) that ilie Court made any ecjtiivocal deeiaion
England should at last have grown re- jof the ease. The Court denira that the Indian
r a.. t . I .. . . ..
aentiui ol tne legislative war wnich we nation .in its relation toourgnvermnent ban in
have been ao long waging against her, it derx-ndent or foreign State, hut that it it depen.
but natural. Woe to the roiton planter, dent for protection upon the United Statrt, and
(FrointbeCh. .,MlU in the W-ne relation to Ibcru that a ward
DUTY ON COTTON kc. doeato hiapardun, and tlirrefre the Court
By the Br. ship Mary Catharind, Capt. fa" Mt e"VrUm jur;lifi'!' His
Holt, arrived last evening from Lier- ' ' P0""" ,,r-'"" ditclaimlog the right to
pool, we have our files of English papers decide ,h'l,,,!ti'i n ydia;. To illuatrate
to the l'h February. We have also ,he position auumed hy the Court thai the In
been favored wiih letters from Liverpool, -'an Nstiira 'n not an inilcpendcnt or for
of the 13th and Uth, which communcate "irt State, it rt-lera to the lan-rnare of the
I ika, m nA.t n . ii.t.lli.ar .a .k 14 . k - : na...'. . ah ai.k!l. 1... .1 .L .
i.."s (am .,ii-.iiial1iit,-5 iiiai iijc vun.iiiuiii.il m iii.ii tnyt ouwn me rule lur tne an
-KrHsh government ia going to put A'3
of Id. per lb. extra ot the import of Cot jamong the aereral Statetof the Union, "tccor.
ton I'om an pans 01 tne world. ' 1 he din-r to thtir reaneclive numhora "
"if
was a man known lo be verv short of cash,
the grocer observed to him that if he
waa not a person of good character, they
would suppose he had robbed the bank.'
On which obaeryation he waa observed to
hange color, could hardly speak, and ap-
peered to be choakedi took up a bottle, and
drank off near half a pint of rum. Some
persona preaent began to joke wiih him,
and elicited sufficient to induce the bank
to apprehend him ; yet nothing criuld be
brougbt againtt bim. A abve of hit wat
taken ud and piilln Confinement waiicax
edand threatened, but nothing could bee!-
ieited from him. and he was dic barged.
Another slave of Gray'e waa tpprehended,
and on a promise of hia freedom devel-
ped the whole ot tne rooocry, pot n tea
out the place where the money wtt con
cealed which wat in a bole oear bis
tion wat necraaar , '
he removed with ... tQ ...
I'Med wh.ch woo:d were ,N. .7
-e apeedy ,7
Thete were the objVcta, we 1
"fflre DepaHmem D,t lo A
the resolet.on in nu.;OB ...
to. t,lrr th., H..0lun of ' "
wL,ckw. kw meil,i(mH -mit'ee
do f Tbey fnr
U41 " nr ri.i'iH.. r- , .
the time th P., iim
u,rf I'er.artment wm ft.
'n...rdobi..,.n.ge..eB,,otlle th
"oment and ond.r-ook -o trrw ,h,
-A-.- WMtUf,(fr4n Wte
f lheir au.hoMy -el M tk.r ,h. fc
whoaecomtrre iWweref nUihiid
Poat-Maaier Crner.1 .od pronounce .Tpotaa
Phrd by ,ke .f0, of Bepnrew.'
Wunutth,, .m,, -.rkW tni ttnU
Hghta-ef . eoWbriV
he M,)0nal LeyUl.tur, wfceedtrv"lt hiopy. -I"
impeachment. ,g,i lh. rf.
rT7"n,",t hrv bare been r,;ity rfiw
pesehabler offeace .. ;,Wf iht
mid. againtt Mr. Harry weref The hra.tirf
he Imied St.tr. umlrrtook t...eeue Ur.By
nd to .,i i, yugnent HfM w eiimt
"feral, how un.:,gn fi.d. dot (hi. look ia MK
g'ltt a body, admiiti-,g ih.t the power aawaca
dr. ttricily belong to i Ne Su, ljmuu
opprrtaor. prefer arrutt i,,-., and ait ia judg
ment upon tJ,e(n. Thr ,. flawanlk
an officer .f the govr-mi and hit diiiieiw
prrarrihfd and dtlintd bv law, if be eVp.""
from hia authority and vioIaUethe Ue vlidi
fre'ilnear.;. conduct he incur, the penally of
the law", and ia liable to impeachment. Did
ever know before the eonnhuUunal jadgemf
sn offlcor to detcend from the judeftl
and seek for ma'rria'a hereon tn found U
CtiMtion agaii.athimr The ani.aliof nocitiW
country J'urnih another ir.a'ance. nTut sft1
Chancellor jfthejhe
the m.nUterial budget on .he I3,h . Irthe M number of Jtft
hn apeech upon that occasion, in which Kmln,i , . .. J '
hetteT3ils-bfv-pian for the reduetton t
old tnd the imposition of new taxes, be
says, amontt other things, " I intend
however, to propose that a tax of Id. per
lb. shall be laid upon raw cotton impor
ted into this country, and a drawback also
of Id on aj) cotton jrood exported." Our
readers are referred to our commercial
head' for additional information on this
interesting tubject Teleicofie.
-.. WtaWiaaaiwMatSaaaSpMBWawaaMHB
TV Oifiotition To Government.
There It no 'use in disguising the ftct
thai Ministers, In accomplishing their task
(Parliamentary Reform,) win need all the
support of the people-: . There it alrea
dy , it-ia aid an opposition party formed,
very powerful in numerical force, in the
House of Commons. The plan of opera
tioot of lM opposiiion it to place af the iStafooftbrirtn,,;
those bound to tervirejor a terns of years, am!
exc'unVn.lntliana not taxed, three fifth, of all
other pertons." ' Thi. it the elearett indication
of the Iij,'ht in which the fmmers of the consti.
tution viewed the relation of the Indi.ns. lo the
United State.. It i. a complete rcengnilion' of
the rijht of the States tn extend their lawa'over
the Indian If the Stutes laxwK ihem, which
Ihey would have no rislit to do if the idea of
sovereignty had h?en annexed to tl.cir condi
tion hv lh f nuiitili;,.. ,i .i
f ' '"t'n.-n uu-y can ue corn
puted in the calcultion of the numbeta cf il.e
re.pecUve.SUtea.ri.J tue . , sutt
within wh te limits the insane reside it not
constrained to extend its U over them. I
ia entirely optio'nable with tl.em-the ,ij!,t to
do ao Is conceded hy tl,e Supreme Cou.t with-
out retrrv-tioB. Rllt there it ndditio.wl evi
dence afforded in the Constitution of the United
coniU'. on and caact rt'Jutiou
grace to the conntry it this unexampled oVaf
lore front the honor and dignity of tbe bighrat
tribunal known to the law. of th'n Nation! tie
enquiry j made by the committee into
cbargeareTSJri'd agHaf Tr7etWl4tert :
erai tney examine evi.lenre, documentor? tr4
oral they are foreerl to com to aonia eotclt.
wwH law wvtnnfww in vwnnvr atlik 'wawiiit vrir ivtvto -
ligation t charge of fVon'and Crrpii
deliberately preferred iitthe Senate of ib
the nme pertons ho will be hi. judgei if
peached ! How' can il.i be reconciled
auppoaed atlribuie. f a Senate, Justice. H
and Mgnity f rnlftical rancoiv baa drowitei '
voice, of Iheno nohle qi!itie. in mat, and thcit
Con!!'.niO hv. nuirn.l llwir ri'sCf. in lU
mtn hntonr. Thai the TV..Offiee lepartw
hat not been at well conducted at it might kt
i been, from some cau?c or other, we will res?
adff.it. Pm! where i t!.room for all. this tin"
of iitms -wWh' wt eiifrl-pii the PottH'V
ter Ce nera" i:i the fnited Sate Senate
..... JaaL
i' the nec.e -...'tv of arrnrff a mtn in ti' uc
t'o'ry manner wiilmnl nITordii'ghim an t01
oily to be beard iii hit delentf t If Mr. BnT
found guilty of any of the charirea made $p
him upon rexnlar ..nd eo-wtitutiopal tr"
Lun he dioini'sed. A wtt will -