y
!
V. ... ; !rom lie t inth ' ellulcj
to. Hp'lmi -f the rm'iarg'i, he
nv: 1 u'' u (i the rettruilvc
avUem, h'r'i dttntuit the
-niis vf t't: pciijji." .f th if mif
vtnjfiifol, ir ihe i)ih'h thar.
iirtcr ii our t jnt'y. area peo
Vfirr, tl.'o cue-cncy fktiuie serious
If d. rmi: 1 "! fiiiu had received
iorfil impiiWe Inwards manufactures.
.il tbete uf jf f ts give ri-i ' questions
deeply i 'tr tilog to tHf country.
The flu! tint occupied the attention ef
Cunr';tt wrt th mdi'ary peiee ettaV
litbmtni, on wt.lk thr was a gre it ili
iVrt ilia Ccf.i'.iu:i1 Lii mtK
btr Intended it to Is tUee l, and wbal
remrdr htj1i be applied to dWeite
which, if ti i arretted, threatened the L'n
Ion ludf, .ci highly Important
quetdons :tut claim tbe attention of the
tvn-initee
The first end mul el-nple remedy wss
la require Ibe tavet to ( paid In aperie
ihe le.t tpircMtf of ihi country. Out
ihia. In th then state of the country
wti Impracticable. Geld and tilve s, it
hit Mm (ed had disappeared, tnd the
people might, with at'murn justice have
teen ci;ei on to pit their inn in tne
moods at In either. No one was found
hardy enough lo propose: su:h a remedy
The fteil wit lo enact abankrept lev
hd apply Ii io the flute banks, unless
ihey should redeem their ootes with ape
ijtJJjuube sldet-l he- dMb4-aa - t he
right of Concrete to apjdyjhefr fewer
i'u:o a purpose, JtJtaa mamiesiinei a
measure of ike kind could net jPV'Vl
fits' -fVsfbadyT A FtejT fa II e m in Ion,
It was believed br the committee thl
the only predesble mesas bv which
sound currency could be restore1, and
pl.t red under the censi'utisnal control of
. '. Ir...I.Uihehnnrnrdaiw ' i o r.. ' "eoer.l Qoeernmeof, he eeteb
trip 0!l!lrk "- f ni"Tr uwu;njicil nim iui ini uii. .. . , . . , .
"f lth tKrt.!TII rn MUhmeot of a mflicienl Cip.nl n, und
- : . . r L' j r i i ' . i ... i . l .
I ,-1, vut him lhl idicnira object of ciUUlUli'nif a neiloiul bnik.
p.e ccnUiii active. 1 m7 la t """'i m eniumeni. im eimini-re'
r nrf-r.nl mtl -(), -N IMSIM! I ,,IM, ll unrlr r'!, ff or of
i,irm co I, t . ,r.H a ptgp!c-in eel r';;,''", ' s ,or X) mf ",
fl;w lliri rii f) l'WU
bcra rorurrrd. (hft( and amonfil
ihfo Mr, Celh'Hio. were In faeor (f Un
lii tan J - We cfio'lftdfd Ihal a amall
peere etldiitimtnt weivnott coneenUI
It the nri&tiantrihc'euntriand that
Ihe qrel pnlni wit lo hve it fiermaifnt
aid wU wgnnitti, end not Jiebla to Hoc
'14'lofii, whkli ere deiruirie I'l ihe
!'(, r? ti enn nucipime 01 tne rmr:
The n'um'ser llnl! df ter mined io Jit e
feTAcd tit ten thoiMend.
The other inportent tuU ecU
t.on mprri'ir all h r, in patient
en France lfnir to mmv. ,'Nur
U eail an't tir g-nloofir noftrn.
t:nt, Owt (InWfimrnlll foumte
on freedom, or. J luiti corc'i"it. To
mtkrthe rf(r!ctir avtrm tffective
recjoirea Ui moet artitmrjr L'wi.
JlnUaA, iththe errt atitnr
Ji.notlUrJLa.cxcljiJt.prHL
ted articlif and Napoleon, with all
k,-rori 'I wiw.ij"i:'.f.i.wj,a.j.i'
emforce f cu,mn, ..-.... . f . ... . wK(tn .
ntionriht '''PflCDe,, ,,Uredat the heed of .he
V ftwn-frafr. ('YMni Cmmltiea or, Cu.rcnce. Keen., .hi,
nil V?fl lor proieciinn. i mr f)ok J)IiCt fc ,,( j,Mf , (i(,K ,ei,0 j
were
eK tlii 'iVfonnVrf :lv endurance i lrinclpw)f with ihe view to eiutle the
lint J '. i ll L ' ! .1 f1nnriiat.i.l 1.. . Ika nrnu.
he iJ rrfiiel ,ne,,l n"
turf f rrlv urKn hie inenihii;tyf
k:. Lvt ullrir.ff, for drfenre.
' :.... nnr. p Hurht In
. 1 Hr ii IV u'Mwifj ni our
It ii thre that rrnder man the
f ffooditbe.th.t naV tie ahve
r na, tnv are enrt vfl in a
- .trrargtcf .witH thcae brilliot qual.
. I '
founclUf ht oTinAr tmon eurh
:ftr e-vmmmis nd arti-e nponetirh
''rated principle. Mr. Calhcnn w
. f.l.!.1 m rnmmvtd th' f Me em of h'n
t lie'
Oovernnieui lo raise InaH for Ihe proie
ruiiort of the war. lUlievint; that loioe
bf a non epecle paying lank, el the one
l ittat lime propo-l would be daring
he wr, wuulJ prove drcepiive, end the!
Ihe link i tr reieon of ich I'Miiit would,
ov ihe retern of peire, be nlltied
aeiluM the reaumpiion of eperie paf
menir, lniexi of baine the ineirument of
reitwrine; them, and ihkt lie iuflueorc,
ui'i rA wirh that of the S(e'e bank would
dff ihe efforte of Cnngrt to re ei
printilot, bound lo rattiem in noiee in
Cjh, whih, bf iie iuflaenca and eld,
would i once compel end ' the 5le
btikt io re l urn to iftetie pee maou. On
(bit poiit Mr. Ctlhoun retted the bill;
end wiiii eueh Irretlt'ibie aretimentt did
be enforce bit opinion, en rlearlr did he
dtmoqt'.reie the neonitiut"nil rendition
Ike (urrt ity, to manifettljr did he prove
ltdriner end intvt'Ktf end rtiat there
t no other nretiieehla rcmedf In the
power of the Houte, that, in tp'ne of the
oppitiai influence of the Sit'e binki,
Ihe cutt'ituiion! ecrupU of men e
Ibe tneinheri, end the roeit'ance of mine
of be lcdrr of tlie opp-.tiiion, he iuc
cetdvd in effecting the pittite of the
bill, ihouph n wae well atrrritined that e
decidiid mejo'v wet oppotrd to it it itt
intro luciiop. Of (hi powerful, profoundt
tind cijnviucinjj tpecch, nothing remiint
but en imperfect tkele'onr At tfte open
ing o tic argument kt dtelartd hit ofifio-
KnQH n jir cwrurr io I tie voh.lt tvtirm
tUdUH a toond currence. Mr. Calhoun
(.rtnlf end Bo-reiafulltr retitted every at
ttmpf'to erert a bn'v wtiirb wti not
hound tn pn he no'ei in ceth Under a
e dem cor.Wcti'uj of tlmi, he had on ibit
imp-nnt nrrtion pl.iccd liimr.;f in op
a afi t " ' I . 1 ryitl inn tit 1 1. . I . k m. kj),..4Kiai
I'- ..nlvattarhedtVconP We kI ihouich it eiotrd htm at ihe
if the Mortv b if t-elJ"f ctfi4ur. of m.ny of hu pohu-j , ftu, u,t'jf ,hl, in M, fjJw J
j f f..,..,... ; rl lrierl, l.icre t on iho reitortioo I k . . . . .
himaell OUI me numu. ...... ........ , flf m .,jm on . , rea.que.iion not
. Toward. Ihe cW of .hi. lone and ar , !fft ,ne Ooermment frro end un-r.m ' ,r 7 . ' dnw'.-'n'e it et.,M b.-
d'loua ae,ioo Ibe Pretid.nt transmit..! , mf , ,0 nihol Mtfer .naAf m; hl vond the control of thr t.-nera Cov-m-.
r'n ' In which, after. a A .:...,. r.. . '.i;..... ' mu, bu' hebfr the frm in wh.ch
IO vUncrrii w w - - jrr nae: i tiatvii mil --ei'tjej iui iidv iy
enumeatirir in a forriMe mmnrr nnr
Itoijlttnl'ed wrong, he recommended an
ppneaj o arrot aa e onlr meant or oh
lainiw toatlee. The Comml'tee of For-
and, in porti. nljr, or .Mr. lillat, the aMe
end independent rffi'-rr thn at the head
of ihe Trretury D-pirtmrtn. At tr.ts
period nrt '.i'.jr could eicred the ditorder
-t. li.iaiinnt. to whom tne metsae
-WH refarred, mad an able report, ap
proebsrnf the aentment of ?he Prrti-
dentTand accompw uy u...
fog war.
At tbe eommenement of tne pett ten
TTiM-nw.toV whlrh wli
HRbTfEoihr-aMeiO MrrCalhoim, end af
I K .A fill., nw Vial. J I I. I
. ,t-. ... . ....... .ti- .1.,... " ....rr mi, c roniroi
i , i i ... .. I i of tn tca, end ptrticdlir.e whrt? the
upon it at thit trtaion. the committee had
the aetlout support of 'ho idmiiiiriioi),
r
Mie hitk did no' redeem thdr no'ej
ill Iho Ii-kI cU'renry o' the emmtry, t
establtti. d by Cangrm, w comJtit-l"
wi,n the provi.ibn of ihe ConMiiution,
with uvrr, 4iuithe aafe'.y of the com
Mititiiiy. Tha teiiulf has shown that Mr.
r i. ....
and dmnxemerr of thOu-rrw v of lbC j ! w'"n' Tn..'.n, ,n ec.ecung
-:...T.. ii...: .... I. .w. L ...L. u.i ! bl"ls 'he meant far reeionni? the
jW'Vrr; 'ncorrec..nK
embamtdin mtkinc p-7er Cltpo- conn.r w,t ftod,J wbh bank ,.., on uE,!7,,'ihM,?d R"'0
erabarratata in rtv.. k j i tie and to Icti than two rear it had
.l.t- .rik. mmWr fom Mult) larn
. .. line-- Mrr CalHoiiw.- Mr -Che vet- Mr,
- towofleCinit Mr WiHn-,-were H. HT
ih.lr rft.iinc lion. ew'Med to conaMcnonv
. poiltionaj but. romimr from the ame
""r&atMbTM-,-'be pUcfJ "'r!
Ke4 f Unofunienmrnt.et5 -Mr X -l
.Hbi4n,)n an iMimation of hU difn iiMy
b the aneaVer, did not he.it at a a mo
Tnent to rcqiet that K. brio? tho yonn
ctt of the four, ahou!d not be placed at
tho head ofantr committee- we. rmme,
an old and. useful m-mber from Penn
' 'ayWanla, waa accordiptr r'"-ed firtt on
Vhe comnihtae of Foreign RHntiont, tnd
. Wr. C-lboun tecond.' Put, ' ? fi'
J, 'TneetlnR of the committee, Mr. Smilie,
'withoutJ.r.e leaM 'tnlimtioniLliiiJuten
" lion, moved th-it Nr. Calhoun ahould be
Chairman The motion wis nr.inimnoa
If adopted, and thtii . atTorded the stron
geel evidence oftba ai'itfictory and able
' f8tr.n!r to mhirhh ' ditrbard the
arduoua and Important du'lea of chairman--.
t the prereii'jt cMon.
We wilt not undertake lo tract Mr.
" QMhoitn'a eouric, or o recount hit aer
. tirea, Jn Ccmgreaa, daring the war. - A
- tolume-rmiAb neceaaare forlh por-
- - - ' t t IRj..i a mwmv mm.m. ikeat Set In A
nAia- ir lei lirii"'; t i ntivi 'tfi
li.AUyv it''on of CMrman of tho com
. wliwe-of Faretcn Relaiiona. amidtt a
crrmnlirationndf
i drio the fr'orAny periods of that con-
the iasue of which M-.rec any rcnrtjut
currency to a eonttru'ional condition. A
coit'cry. iuiinj the war the bjtiki h. l
I ii. i n.a iiyiiciii "I ... ..;..;..
eerie. wHh the enctolion of a few44v .'-.- weui o.o ope''on,
. ..fri lunuiuii iii curretiinjj me
hich
visi
two veart it had cau
iTrutsTTono-OTerverrnnhWeehlevfth e OoTrnitueui. $ orwtrbiiandjng these
I aid epntl the.ou'e ..LgMnet a weight
r! afdor o opposition unknown to the
rn,rt.i at the reToIuuon4ke neeer
r,.-,.,1. nr vrr doubted, tvrr ietftairti
. f th.r rctiublit, but, bjr bis reports and
, gp-eehea, be hU eotu", wisdom, patriot
im and unahafcen firmness, he rose pre
mioentif which at that time distin
ruisbed. both aides of the House, and
kS. rmir.mrmen. to action be the
1; tnoat animation strains f impesslbnd
:AruBnct,Bii4ehim!
tort t'f the sncond war of moepenoenre,
od ftunllT triumphed lo the clear sun
i ihire of plorr which borst upon hiseoun-
tff at If roncluaion. . . , , .
: 1 On tbe: ' arrival "f pce in.tb oegin.
fjr.of tbe fear J HI 5, a net. ere opened
,b country The rrrtyV lf nivy,
and tbe revenue, had increased far be-
was lefi. Depreciation fol'owcd, which
to fir from TerTftlrTallrVg' wT''XheTwar," as
had been antiript.ed by mmr, went on
incratipj; lest rapidN in aofil1 -portioos
.sLibo-ccuuiltr, and in other caure o,
iccordiiijr to iv entent of ther'bank Is
nict. When the njmmittee f n'ered on
ihe dti'r rl app'vind i rrniedv lo this
rrrrful Hiteatr , tho d.rcciuion at some
poin's h ,d reached to upward of 3(a per
rent. One of the most itrikine features
which :he country then presented wis tho
unctnttitutfonal rendition qf itt currtney
It was cer!v intended by the Cootii'.u
tion to ptacc the currency undr the on
trol of the General Government. Wuh
thii view iL wa provided that Congress
should have power 44 to coin money, aod
regn'k'e the value thereof, and of foreign
coin," and prohibited the states from
u coining money, emitting bills of credit,
or making any thine but eold and stiver
a legal tender," leaving no doubt that
the power oner tbe currency vas delega
ted re Congee; and was not a rig it rt
trrprd to Ike Statrt. la fact one of the
known . disorders which that instrument
was intended to correct, was lbs unequal
depreciation of the currency which exis
ted in the different States previous to its
adoption, and -which presented such for
midabieim pediments tcrthexomme rCeof
the "country and ihe ftacal operation! of
provision of the Constitution, tbe power
over ihe currency at ibis period had in
feet passed out of tho handa of the "'Gear
eral Government, and the diaorder ia the
rirrulatiftjt medium of tho country, for
which it waa intended to provide a rem
edy, had returned under its most appall
injj, form The notea of banks incorpo
rated by the States, and under their ex
clusive control, "which could not be con
verted into specie, and which were re
stricted in their circulation, jo. lbft limits
of their respective States, aod were de
preciated from one to twenty pee cent,
constituted the currency in whkb the
Duhlic does were collected, the public
creditors paid, and the moneyed transact
at .
tiona of tha ccantry carried on. uy what
meant the control over tbe currency
should be taken from tbe State Leeisla-
ttireaj and placed uoder rhat of Coogrewi
"Jtlltia'ima banks ihroofhmit the Uni
oi, vitb-tr.contiderible eicepilons, to re
deem t!eir notes with specie, thus ren
?leV"Jf curreocy as uniform asltcon
sIttt wirh HieJnequiTHy naturally re
jr.iui"from--commercial" exchantres.
Tbe .htm Secretary of ihe Treasury, (Mr.
Criw.'jrd,) ho,by his situation, Was ren
:detvil psrlectiy acquainted with the
mitis ly bich the currency had been
ret ire ! to m sound condition, attributed
it, m U 'V.-II known, sjlely to the opfra
tion of it.c Hai'X.
At the eame eession a revenue bill
gave rise t.i a debate on the state of
t'le Union, involvings discussion of the
jMiiicy of the country rn time of peace. I
to which "Mr. Calhoun maie one of
the most apleadtd displays of barliam
eotary eloquence ever exhibited be
fore Conereaa. His speech abound
log in profound, comprehensive, and
.... '
avaicani-uxe viewa, respecting our
a i i a . ' . !
prooaotr relations wuh foretan nowert
the policy a-e ouhi to pursue towards
tnem, and the measures of preparation
we ounm to aaopt wui.respecr to the
n ivy aad fortifications, mizht he con.
aiacrea, jummarv of all that could
be aiid on the Jntereataof thererjablic
aaa ine aaues Ot tiovernmeni it l
Uta tLU. aciari nle t; en b'uat
of Ihe reslnnaihna ti tb Secretary gf.
Sun nd lha Secretary or ar, no ine
ditmittal of iha other memben of tho
Cabinet.
Tha letters of lha w former, ad
dreited to the Prctldent of the U. States,
present their ratont and Ihe motives
for ihe diimlual of ihe others are assign
ed in Ihe antwer of the President to Ihe
Secretary of the Traory and rnytelf.
In these the Prctldent admits thai the
dismissed officer! hava Mthfullv die
charted their retpectUe duties. . But in
limaiet that the want of harmony In the
Cabinet, and the protection of lha two
retiring Secretaries 14 from unjust mis
conceptions and msllanint mitreprtscn
latioet," made it necessary that tha others
itauld eo out also,
Vho ferwrejardi theriBemherrxT-ttre
Cabinet, this mesaure I compiri'.lvefy
of little moment, - ft ia, however, a mt-J
f K eI foncero affactingibaxhat
arieroftho Government In ihis point
of view tha American paople have a right
to know the whole truth t from whence
the alleded discord oriintted by wkota
and for what purpose, il has been foster
ed and in what feipect and wherefore
it has been connected with the public ad
ministration of Ihe affairs of the Nation.
The President it bound to make these
explanations io ibe people.
if it were intended lobe intimated that
I am responsible for ihe want of harmo
ny in the Cabinet, ihe charge is unjuit
1 deny that I pursued a course lhat invi
ted hostility- On the contrary, ( wen: as
far as a mtn of honor could ro in endea
vorlnjf lo promote a eood understanding
and cordial officii! co-operation with all
lha members of ihe Cabinet. Cut il
seems I was expected to go still farther,
and a ot doing so, ii haa been held rood
causa for my dimiital. ff it is asked,
why I did not abandon Ihe Cabinet and
expose to the world ihe maliitn influences
by which it was embarrassed? I would
eply. that I constantly looked foward lo
a favorable change. Thai capcial!y I
relied for. this upon ihe wndom, firmness
and justice or ihe Chief Magistrate. I
hive been disappointed- I have had the
deep mortification to see him gnduallv
discarding from bis counted ana friend
ship bis old and long tried supporters,
and throwing himself into Ihe arms of
persons whose cold besrted selfishness
and artifice were played off upon him
tor true and faithful service.
Rest sssured, however, that whatever
may be the public judgement at to the
merite of this question, no cotddrration
arising from pertnna) feeling will induce
me lo take a roune which I should not
believe calculated to maintain the char-
acie and promote ihe interest of the
State which gave me birth.
Bosioettof impemnre, espe'.lsfly as
enabling me to settle down permanently
in North Carolina, probably requires ror
pretence in. Tennessee, where 1 may he
yet It icirV:ei;igcfii,t
lndq.er.dmce. J.mei k'....'w irul
Il petfocily unlrjue io te rtJW
nothing lld.tiJelueif, Bre
e hatiy hand, but , .!!"',
lull f Ink. reelwri-e.t N
but with considerable latte ! !i' N
ne.a. Cobbctt write, wJlb f n ,.f
he does a very thing elte. PrrTai
ii if with the feathered ( i , S
iok-a real snider sera.L w., u
a hopeful child of the f.rikT S
log encouragement thc In,.. ' '
will Llrow experience" y fiH"
aperfext lawyer', h.n, ' '
wished no one could read u s.. vW
W, Scoti'a autogr.pl, , iJtL
ly. tho' lolarably legible. ' cJ'
with a far loot rambline. wli
moil vigorous p.w. wjd,. W
right crow bar hinJ.-J. ft AV
dipped la Uk nothing irkijH
unin.lllKlbl,yetth,rt
vlyaeiif about It not ur,m.. "
Cr.bh'a hand writiag , nlnT
and woman-lika and Mri. I!,miB. 5
cuUne, bold and strong. 'min,-
SMVQGLfXG.
From the .Yew Hampshire Patrfa,
Tni Fidc.al Amxiici. c'
TIM r-i Durine' t .
J r r wrt
load of Smuggled Broadclotht, j!
property of two red-hot Federal T
rifTmen, waatakeo hv our Ml
offic.reef the caitnmi. Theficul
the Clay party, j0 this cnnf,
engaged in sriolatioj the very Tart
in a private tnancer, which they cai.
cjrtupportf ia an eiccHentcomiwt.
upon the rottenneta and falsity of ht
prlocipUa. -Tk-demncnik pirtylr9
in favour of haviotr the Tar:a; Lj
elled .ato prevent tm,igglin? Ut
the Qhy pirtv, it-would appear, acr
upon the ..opposite' . minrinl v.
.Ktlltrl (kink ilia rl f
' v ",0 l,J7oinioiaiewin'0
ntttien iy the revenue lawarxicffb
tmu?slrrt, would have the effict.f
changing their theory as well at nrnr.
Ucc.Montpclicr (il.) Patriot.
,QT That the bustneu of amir,
gling has actively revived, it evineH
by the mpvementt44 td and fro ail
the way between Boston and M,ntre.
al, of aomeof the old tear fnuht
and o.her young Sprouts, who have
been educated by them. Tie recent
paasage of loaded teamea thro'neh tk
alternate mud and enow drifti,"at a
season when there is io little produce
of the country ttr-b-transporfei
learnt with ciskv nd barrelsand fif.
k5n, M if of pot.Pr pearl aahet, diir
tilled SDirita huiter JZt.u-Amz-'
" ff a SMHI UW
t
detainad until Aoeutt next. On m . ! roonstratet tft oar conviction, ibtt all
torn to my family,! hop ir mret ypu.J 11 not n Jth ftZlXhere i a re, ' h orncu itoitj"
when I shall he highly gratified to renew j house ofBcers on the wty for more
that social and friendly intercoor.e, which : than a hundred mil? no lMfclUiB
IZ'Hu TJ1 t0 mf riiihtelte" hi Wltifo if cMn, tons of 7
n ?he meaner? h" , I td may pas, without
, in tne mean time. I beir row tanuu . -r -x ---.
atwanee
JOfiV T.r(ANTH.
rnoy th pi Tiior acpeitT..
cnmoGMPir.
" it is eenmiiw hi .A ,u.. i
genius do write in a very obscure, inn- thousands, if not millions of dollars
douht that' ton dorpass.
When smuggling of British goods'
it carried on by the American jys
tetn" men with impunity whCo (h-
revnue is defnaded ol huodredt aod
galleries which the Speaker was uuable
to control, a.ad extorted from a mem.
ber not friendly to the orator this m.
voluntary exclamation, " What a nro
digious effort of the human mind !'
The editors of tbe Intelligencer, in
meia notice ot it, declared that Mr.
Calhoun might safely rest his fame,
aa a statesman and orator, upon that
single proauction."
31 ISC EL LA.y EO us.
Oov. Branch The following" letter
from the Hon. John Branch, late Secre
tary of the Navy, to a gentleman in this
iy!r7.B t" handed lo usfor publice
I , ' Rd. Star;
n'athinjtm Ccy, Ma 3rd, 1831
fit," to jSiPir- Vou h h no doBbt, !
or eccentric character 5 such as Byron,
and Chalmers, and Jeffiev, and Bona-Psrte-"
HERBERT.
Waahington wrote a fair, open, m,ny,
trlghLforwrd line every Jerref legible
and diatinct, bearing the same relation in
the mm nn.ti trn nf Um 1 . . . . .
when the people are obliged to pay a
tax on their wearing appearel, for the
sole benefit of smugglers whea our;
manufactories, instead ofJeingbeV
efined, are pdsitirelyMnmred bv hieh
duties, being shamefully evaded it
it not high time, either to enforce the '
.11 j . . . -v 6 (
re : . nofniY T ,n ,h or the P,.nihment of tmugKler
hMi.. CnV,er-?'hin or .0 to reduce the duties a. .hall da
w. .UT....IUU, 'enerton s hand
writing waa bold and
king of the clearness, purity and firmnese
f I Has. Attn m m. m. m I J Tl
. .... w- K,i .ninq. Donaparta wrote
a most hideous and unreadablo scrawl
appearing as though while writing he was
.ieinp..ng 10 xjocjge an cnemy'a fire
very little of the generalship about it
..urc . wrmng was most uneven aod
ourr.eq loosing as tho MsjihoughU ouar
relted or "mterance, and in their tr1,.u
nut th ant . . bS
.J. ... ! 111 fcummouon
jaway tbe temptation to violate thera!'
Anecdote. k Yaokee gentbwiV
travelling in the atate of New Tort.
.nemyVfi-if1 UP 10 h Piou
imjj nine, anu catering tne oar -room,
enquired of a trim looking woman, for :
JJLJdtrd whoieferred Isim to-
citrd n hilt of BppttK'u frutn the "jmtltOtt wrote a light running hand
" o. inn. uanning'a penman-
hip partook of all the chattn...
classical purity, and at the same time of
... in. nervousness Ot his h ud.
" stooping to touch tbe loftiest thought,'
as though it scarce deserved hu verse "
wrote like very mad," to the ereat bes
patterment of bis oaoer ami n,mA -ti..
which bv the way, we believe, he neve
wore. We have had o.i-, .. .L
scribblings of divert other noet.. .ti.t...
SUtemen, wwriorsrlords arid lacnitT"Bor
they have long split their last quill and.
. invu iiirir nrvM.. n.i. iw
Him tr ,k. J-j . r.
Vt j" ue, 10 ,ne nving.
Madison writes a fair. s, .,.!.,.
line, without di.,iction of hair ;jboV;
strokes? and not unlit 1.1. .. '
k.ii 'tl. 7-1 war
ei'i
250 pound negro who was seated ia
the bar. .The atraJi)p.-jrMniiaatad---
Tl.. .... - c " , nut;,4uae
ine autograph of J.O Aa.
neat, manly and perpendicular.
-met rather a clumsy, careless hand
thanotherw,rf!wiviltl)4dn n.h J
snowball to grain hia horse which
the latter proceeded to do. After he
had left the room,. the traveller en
quired ef the woman if that raati was
her husband? she replied m the af
firmative! With astonishment, the
yaokee' continued hia enquiries, anil
asked her ho w. in tbe name of Hear
eo she came to marrv a. black man I
La !" taid the I done a great deal
tejLtbw ray jiUter ft " What touli
vour sister do t1 demanded ihrewel
Jonathan "why w( replied the host
ess, " she married an anti-mttton.
1 ' . TolAdn
In tiie-ehlacse' laws one. o t1i
grounds on which a husband may di-
v-jree his wife is her being gict to tad
muck iatkingfi
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