Western Carolinian. (Salisbury, N.C.) 1820-1844, March 12, 1832, Image 2

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Standardized Title: Western Carolinian (Salisbury, N.C.)
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Title, LCCN: Western Carolinian. (sn84026486)
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Contributor(s): State Archives of North Carolina
Issue Date, Edition: March 12, 1832, edition 1
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Newspaper Page Text-frffr Carolinian. ' T-5- i 4-; u ' , , '() c, 7l!S' .... wuld ind?d be poor fo. I. f .m-m ,,.ri.M,f -f the Rdinliurb Riew, hut w shall rmsin crippled ft two )are. r -nne- m Wolf has lpointnd B4W b-il li 'il i J-(l h i Iftown to kaV sent article t'lh But ft W koH Gainwara Mi.YHC ernrftim IWb. Why w tli ir.n'UtcB daily'. pp;r In fav f Reform, tiding may mk some wodinVatioiia under his "", .". - , - SDidn-d here? Because. thftv.MiU...h rare hwfrr.ta have llin e mird bv art- own responsibility to lMt th eL'MKiC . IfJeu r.h. 30. Senat spent r ' ,n fotwideiatioo of EiKUtit IJuairtoaa at r'tci lItlC5W Cliy:TBoli..tl ea up, aad Mr. Ewiog resumed, awl ttiudsd But rnieii ..j,. ... ... ., .... . .i .... ... ' '. vl at. - - TM IppmpnalHMKnitat rseeivau rv ; . , ' Ilia House, on Muaday, wr fwsf a At ''' m t'cUk, Wr.t'kif' itsolutioii-W'Bs .1 J Lf - Mill-. a.La kxin ' ' . .. ' .... J J- lassn up, swa .-- iV p asitwit tp it. b?;.Jjt X.r.f. tlOiUry AfLir reirUl a bill cpa.ling t Uta lata etwMwhiag kmt rank in tU ' rmy J ajao bill to ipcream th ' bumber . ., of Aaaitaot Surgtooa la'tlit Ny. Mr. '- ":p. ptaj'i re!utioo. waa Hlwm "jp ftr the ? , ' tnomiag bualinea. aol Mr. MJl?r cootlu- Y . 4fciaajKBTppotinivii..rr Tka Vic President eornomiiieaud ' , -,i . , --Jjeitfrfr'am - the Jafr VirKiuia, k traasimtting tha raaoluliwu UvA by lb LwilaturiftliatCom)uweaUh,on tl1 v ,ubjcl ef lb reowwl of lh raui rf , Uoorgo naamnclo irora .houm Trnoa. R.ma privit bill wer atud, . n, tnd, at or oVIock. lb Snoat proceaded to tit T , crHiiiiorttkB of Et"cutt biinea; titer 7 ": vltich tbey -tjwina to Moaday. .. , .IIO'JSE Or REl'REiENTATlVEa. "7; Tb r)ltltlot directw tb Preaidenl -fcf lli l!itcd SlatBiifli prgcurt th eecu. tioa of podealcian ttatu of Wai4ington, .U b plcd in lb Rotunda of the CajHlu! Wa4rd to Tew IH, Nay 30. it fl i -early hoar, th ll'we wnt into Com. )nittnofthWh l upon lb bill fr tha 1oft of Mr. Sawn Dctor, rtr--A trilufd diKiuwion nued,,in which NtfMr.- Ctraon, Trtcy, Ctrnc, Muhlan. t: Hjffmtn, Pearr, -McDuth. 8ther ' Jaod, E. Ereratt, Krr ind ,Cmlfleng, rirticipttod. At four dock the Loin mitte foa, rcportrd progresa, and atked av Uiit azain, which wa granted, and r -rr W llf KVOUrjwa, . - Tt"r.,, , - 'Movlaj. Fth. 20. .-rr Mr.'Thomawn f Oxorgia,' from th ComoiittM on Indian Altym, rvpurtad a "" ' kffl -M tuthoriz and ronuir ttw propar Bccouoting omceri of th Treasury to audit , f ! tt!e b (Uinia of tb citizena of th St if jf Georgia, against tho Cmk trib f liiliain, for dopredation coinmittad be. twttv-4b yoara and lt30V Mr. ;f7'Vfto'll. Cwnmittef W Military --Jtffiiifa, rvported bill Mo authoriz lh focrttirynf MTar to releaM tb title f lb tJu.VM watt t th aitewf Fart Goaport " T " i t Sitof r " Yif k"A" JoTni re ,-j?nm 'waa adopted for an afljouromeut f fftri tri Htuk,- frocft lh Slat lu Iha t.'i'i wstant . -' -! : , . 7Vrd'. JV. 11. w. fr. Irrin, from tha Coinmirtea on the h Tuhlic.Landiw rpof ted a .bill to reduce Bn fr lutt the price of the Miblie landn. 1 Vhici til oommitted .la a Committee -of . ,th M'h - m thcittw jrf lhl Union; .Th" J Iwie roctlrtl In thfl .eouBideratios ' - - twtilHtwnpropooed by Mr. E. Eer ,,.8 (lftdifM)iby tb mh-ealliofl on Iha Preaidant for part at the ' Treaty co: 1iftJ with Chickaaaw irile ofludiahl In fhi yf3t 1M0, fa, t r, EwreU aaiu Wifieihia rMolutioa,directin( tl Conv ( mitte nn the Public Laade to elicit the in. " . JPfwoHiw, which teemed tn be tb object f th nttial eiKjairr, Th . rmiolution, thua BTvllfid. iffWMil tnK Yn 00 yt?7, :(.Al early hour,. tko,.Uuu .hdjwraod ovoc to Tbunday. 4 . -? , , Mr. Gayton wbmitted a reaoluiiim for Ae jvpoiutuient of a Select Comraitte to jaqwr int the ltantactiona"oTirijlIiinV f th Dnited Statea, with power: lo aend fcrn-raon Ppm.' It Wa postponed UntJ Monday next, . 1 Aill drfinin . the iificBiioiMoftfti Wrail, u pailM. f h Hamm pnt tinjf in Coniraitte of the Whole on ITnion, pon lho Litt mak. !5f . rfrf'Priat(n for the -army for th !- J 4T I '""-"w".-ir.n.. . .fcilIforl83a. Viriona aiimndimuita wr 7pttf, 1mti:CommTtte tbin.Tw: prtcltht bill, aad tU noaJiwmej. m m Naal Aflaira, reportm) a bill i re-or. -TAfin arTy--iMu-, tlie Umise ent into Committee of the Whole, en the bill for f.? IT WaenV Mr, Bnaan DneaWi'As . , Aiihatei! dlscuwion enmied, in which Ma. "5 tJtonlkHfc rstatti2jKd t-Sf,"' M E. Evcretti Burgen, and V.lde.partwipatad. On motion of Mr. frT Committ mmv r.rtod ;vl J,roSrrtw,nd,li' HoiMBBjjoiirBed: i TITK WORLD IN NtTT3HELL. . " I to Moravian .Brethren r soKeitin - ' lm :. L.i.jc.fiL.:. ..1,1 .5 in ph.iihu ii"ir aiiiemeot at Bafbu. i K wihcu nu,r,fl M a tar anwmrit i , ; Ihti Slf o!tww, orcHTticut had S3 2r ..lJier. Mtiy.ri'.9il, tW: flier of the II u, al X thpnoaly e'ltittej to repreaeotativaa j1 ihafa migration ti e-ie purno.-r- -f': Writer in orie -of thlaily peppm rw' until fmi.Ud aid efierwarda .mriV Liwr hand before the ware sent. ' ' (the Irearr department." Tb anvv of lh t'tauJ KintM m Ilollaud bad catiwd verlurM in U n.l Hle taiiw -of h- oyemtnniMo the alRian Minwlry, I larn th buna i hirh thklian GverniMiit w.ield be iar.lind to. CMtcluda a TrmttJ mere with t ailed Hiair. A correa - pwKJeirt of JuiTWMlunloa, Globe ,..mBif0w"f.ll'"l,l pprnchtd Jhe apot, and b. b iiniia iu aama u u m.maua ..tkw .1 . ..if tl 'l . . . . e re oTpuhtication k ligh Iljnl. Uuwl LAnaon Boyt K uomancn and KaaJity eaji niHiH aa nitJikyl f J t a a M , fia1afl ''VAif j'-fLS.-i tl vMiniifui i.ni'ii fti in Waahington loU apologlaea to Mr, Ad am for aaaociatior bit name with Maa.. Tm a Bar a tay ami neiwwr aave a from Da liyim mtr friail! -The tl anniveraarv of id birth-day of Robert Duma baa beenrtl i.t.j ' ;. i . .i . . . .. eHntryf with a awi than rdinrT derwa of feliojly Tha Bm p, ptmila'to a conainerabl rtlent ot rillaburji. lu maar inatanra it haa riiaH r.tt Experiment have been inado wiib ttoi i a a a a . . . wnaie mie, which prorc that it fully an swvra all the jKJrp.waa of that heretofore maue 01 nemp. -j h Uiainlowburg taMiUwav to l'ittalmrir miiawit It road on North nmuatain aft r night; and i-iiaMHj uiiwu aiunp iina iiv foet, and brokeo t atom I we paMnnra in rtaacaped nahurt Tho whole nam br of birth in London durin? the yar a at eh an a T . 191 we ?9,X09 death 85,337.-. AtootHi from Jamaica -frla m.wf J. piorahl ireount of lh condition of that place. Th negroea 18,000 it roar and well armed, 4 bad entire noMOanti of the interwr n;.wre lay ni every ibinj waste . " - An action waa late v lir,n 1 Pa. ri by the Gaaotte de France aainat tha Conatilutionnel, for defamation, The Court diamiaaed the cotnolaiht with ria 'JtogWUiA that de fkmut cannot etiat in intTepracnea a'!iiread by the editor ofone pehticai journal tofholof auolhcr political journnl. AceounlN have lieen reeiM trom tlie- Kerf Sea to the Wh ..f July. J he cowitry,about thrre had auf fered greatly from aickneaa, arurry', forrr, hnd cholera moron. Thn lnttai .... ticularly- dreaded, te.-nrnnjjMf , chiinii men wpre carried off in Iwelve hour- At -Mfcc aijd in . the Hadoe cmntry. 4300 nU were carried ofn in one month. The violent rain M rr . duced great damage . in Arabia; r Half of Suez had been waahed away The locurta oovarea me wawtr lor muoa and inilea-1 An iniportant Commerchil -; Decree haa boi published by the Emperor of Tluesia, ettiiiz firth the want nfbia T ami jne ennaoquenr. necesiy nr.Uri ad ditional d'jlie upon importod'gooda.'' Th increase 1 aau to. amount to twelve aad one-half per rVntnin. In Fria Pa. aa two won were atandin together, in in t)ld frame More luaaa of irn and,!in1v fi,n Irom lh top of a Jartft UnlJin? adjmninjr ana cnnninj- the ttor bwied the men in the row. ITiClTecovervof oe ,,n. iderna ioubtrul A eo ered mn at newark, waa found dead in hia had -mom on Friday morning -laet. - He letired to bed the nicbl preyioua apparvudy in pd healthy and the ...iH morning waa froimd dead in :hiaUIt - with a-whmky flatk by ftf, I J'PrH! ber diad in fit, brought GazoUerecordaslhe Iom of ae ven atea mboata on the. brpakinr un of the... OWiw Tli a tat at rival frotw VeneiuWa, Francisco Antonia Cnrrera i mentioned ai hi aa-aaaain.- Tb t'ouot de Pojie, the frirnd k insula n, and companion in arm of Napo lean, lately commit tad auicide in the Te. aa Territorv. in a fit of deaonndenrv. In- ahootiiig himself with pintoj at each ear. Mr. Ikklgaon m arrived in Washing lo.lriCXoWtantiu truatV nrociated with Turkey. Prj. vate advice from Bruwla, state that the Ion? talkwh of marriage ' between King Leopold and daughter of Loui Phittip, il aboutti be. accomplished. ;:..' -. V. Ciiet of the" Poliwu Camnniirnn. Tt w. iu!ta from official date, that the loasei of. thflRoiMiaa tlcJOt in laxMattuaand hMpitaly hav a mounted to 18,000 nwn laJthiLcpunWr Itimi. th cantureof Waraw almia an. pearaj to hay coat 30,640 liven! " -m " ' W v3r-T"iA vrr-W 7 1 n iromwrot row at pWHent in ban- JbmnloioMnia.ta.82.00(L-.... -rTn Kiavn Tn.fWjrrn.1." p.t -n;-m: aiea w ice i reewncy KalpH I nouia enner iai, men prorti req er Il$lrr title of bj"W novelaathalfiaaofth atranirer. the frirnda aa well nnJ mA tk. PIL 1.1 I .i..lf' ir .L- 11 . ' . w im,j'i.jii.!iucn. w uw Dryad friirate, have captured . three vea. aeSUlrtclSd: rina! U0 lavoaoiil board, but of which thrv nucwedrd in ta- king oplyDOO to rSfcrra? Laon' It aa- peaath Fair Roaam'in had captured "SS" ww ftincan, ana nrtiy at- . Ji-... . .. .jiT-.T.;..-.-.mM.r..v.w.. T .mum m. vma lug MI9U Dear two other lajrgers; h joined in the pur- ly all th house are cracked, aid no fell ..U ... .... .1. 1.1 ; . .. I " rt . . . , . . v w"" auvcrnicu m fi!uinsf t lh Uonny Itiver, and laiKled COO idaves U-.'..-. ai. J J l a before the tender could take poaausaion of thorn. . The . fauntL-tat hnA jmiIp iin iBt BawtiatBnti Ihai-lh-wiacBi uteniw mand of the-alavca, had thrown overboard 180 elavea manacled to?thcf. four- of Whom only wer picked no. Jiich scoun. drelaa' these should be tired forljiiracy. TIanrp. Ttltgrnpk. '.. " , - "Arnsit Rr, deht. It tppeiir . from the affidavits which are officially filed, that in two years and a half 70.000 lMTW.na ham been arrested for debf; in and about Lon- found innocent, he will probably .demand JCh. ", 1 PP01"1 4. flljRijKpsk-f whieh-wvaxa" tost w2!t&.Tkvf acrokfc. nwinted t Bnirdieir'alf a million. DoIiVin Bast tlaaaoanlrv will -neolwM- itiea tban'to nartaka 'itftbi i,'Ai;.11li'r hk1 t wpwArdsetlialfa million By accounts from Malta it appears that preparations were, making by th officers of the- gsirrison an4 of the fleet, for an en tertsinment to given on the 2d of No. vemtier tofcsr Waller Scott and his dauh- ter. ftwl. At day tr'-ak on thuradar raor- inj. B riveting took' p!cjnjh' Lam a b a.- a a a a ma, tfwen"-B firr n-nni" flfm , th latter firtner, originatuig, we BmlrralamL front alvsUir, As tha aortiaa. B'ara ..abnul la uLa ihu'it mtm 1 tion. , t carpenter, who happened to be .a i . . l mrrMir nr viiii u crant rnmini. xiin'i. I k... ... . ....1.. 1... I . II .'.I .11 .... ,n M the prinhipalaVran to look blue on tlie , I u"JrCT tnnaanera ceMonsiion, tne niair I Wta amirablv imnnd li llicir aha kin 1 .. a A a . .a I handir; St a preaantoftwa aOTwi'kw rnade i - - j "i - ' l trput$t aaf th gunaniifh (bo bad attended with tb tt uimtea,) Iwt to oi i.e iae aiir . From Ike Ntw OrUam Cmttlw. A Vfaahinpfcio eorrr.xKvirnt, in dr cnuing air. Hav e frand duptay upon the tarin", and delailiag, with "catatie throlia," the aumeroiia tmprtuii incidente which occured hi the cxjrse of its d:live ry, noter, as circumstance o( pith and laoinem, in lolluwinv tlautntr Pantnm ime or dumb ahow, played off by Jlr. " I Was." ftva he. mrmiifmA In a. Ik. pb aar which beamed on lh exareaie uiiiiiciinrKTd 01 r. w router, who aat Cloea t4 Mr. Clav. anil L. lit. r and not to be mmtaken indication of the enure gratihcalion with which he listen "VeGod!!" "Jaybird sat upon delimbji1 - ink od 1 wink at him." "hat a thrilling spectacle a fair treat w uie American avatemilpai.i . thfit two grrat champions, thus noddine and -,.H nnu ixiiiKing st each other. None .1 jir any, stolen glances the timid JS1 andTri,"1 ''fhrin, .. ' - . n bissi se- i , i r . . sic poet would say, "their domes of llllf 1 .lsifm4 been vrodiu. h ; c. J" I mr, wiwi U1IUII .!! sJinn aiiiBt l.. ....i.i ..... ii. . """" ."" "r were bound whh UnZJZl. .; Alexander. whin hi u.. ohms, whetrsnrrii, :,VZZ comucrr wWM, i the midst oTAsiati ...... , ii v wiruua lh u tKimu and rlre a JC . & all, J' wb- the poe7Te ' U' mtiMt "A'amimetkAr . -f Affectaiuiiod And seems to ahala tha n The grave, wondered al the unfathoma- we tno ts fliTias, which thus tossed their frail tenement abmit 111. : u. e.. r . . . "nr in iui in- Jul Wind gust ih lovers Ufa eortrv ol m ion" were temntnH in im . lacady while the waa. th imJ;.. r Bash and tun, who be without soul. ,,f ii.ii:xisfa.".!ii-i--v''- . r-i-' uiuB-Riioiicu nifiu (." ani inrattaMa .r apprwiaung angnt in moral sulilimities of th " Ooddike - man THirid much to rxctte their risibihtiea. and rnlinti ik. i. diumid" Mr. Clay', political tUapodridia. nr. neneier "iisteasd with entire grati Gcalion t" bis eXDrasaiva rnimi.n. heamtd . with delight i the correspondsat wa ' RraiifW, nnd all,- with pricked esrs, otien mouths, and uo-slreichednivb. leaued towarda the " great orator," save rar." penton, who showed himself ":A stoic of thff-wwsJs, '"BVaiBilf ilfifiiSt . " V nod: m bid the" aiidacitv to a pfisjenOT silff neck neither tT Nodding nor wmkief, " ' " Leerinir nor blittkincr But occasionally elancin over a newn per, iveft in the midst of the mighty spell. wmcrr nrsren npon an around, For this no ckalaiu-t, the National Journal take him to task very handsomely. Hi must be a proud and wavamrJ could refuse to bowat siich s ''moment.' In the kindness and guilty parrtialitytif for tun, it is reserved, probably, for the citi. wn of Washinttoo lo bt regaled with a repetition or uus tuscintis Jreat. Upon the principle of-" T tickle" von" and tickla me " Mr. Clav will h.n.i J WU1BU V I wink, and and; and give other "not to be I mistaken intlicntiona!!af bia,.uiitiM i4 hia apeecb, upon the tariff, which wilt U very, ahortly, we peraum. "We IwThilfiTited fo thi 1 Sirtenoas of menu lur me luiiQ wing extract ol dated. .w toner "LIMA; NovJ' ifll imi. t " " In mv latt I forot to dreadful earthquake took nlace at Arinnii th evening of the 0th at niue o'clock'. wnicb nearly retrace: all the bouse to a I u nc umince oetween Anca and I ae. I ma kj about 14 league. A plaea called t 1 - a " Locemho, about 12 loaffues to tbe. wtti of Arica is id to have beea - lerellad to lh ground. i hehoclt-wJ att-ett at" lslay hnd Arequipii but was not felt here. Gen. Riva. Acruerd. who wi Prairt.nt nt Peru in 193. and twrnsbM''' to - diili." rav': turned here from Valparaiso on board of r . . . . . - ----- ,- , ' t an i.ngisn man ol war, and was well re. reived. , . w a . i He has come to stand his trial a rtrsjiv aaajtstnakJ Maa txmm - tw in. bwioj? irn m in imnrus wiin . a 4 a 4h Snaniards-and if he is acquitted and Bolivia' and tWaoaiitrv wiil-nrnfrtM- amicably -.djumed, a.; proKmihariei of peace nave noen a?rd upon, -me Per. BVum Bhlift of wbt Librafr and r.inta. . - " - ' " .. ".T" -rr -v-""'uora, ana a, of which theerews had mntinicd'aBd i Wh,cfi 1 91 Mimstera,&c. f , p !?on (B Bidivia, hav been restored birth i1 deUnieinie t Raleigh four" week JT3i?t&f&-t" ,Preide"t ij;,;.,v. r- u a... ... .si ..t-1 l.i. i... j.. . . matter Who He be, Gen. Jackson, or limn. i :." I- ,v.ito.h .iiuwnvea wim '""ri wwi nu wouiaininaieti ai inaiime Uaahin ... . , -T pBiLiMLmt; Feb. SI. VeHkiarn witn" real jdeasare- that tfif -rat trsrt of th w Cast I and French-!c fiicii the . taatla and French - lav Kail Road was completed 5atur day evening laat, nd that th passi-ni-er carrsseflrrofrirar;ai i-- ' H T.k.Tr. :r:::7" " IIJIIIJIIJJ inw IOG "I no iiiij n, uniiiimiuB - . .' r , i. i j on iVa mad for tha n-oiilar rnnvavafwe of 1 ma nrinir neriNci. 11 ta iniriKiao 10 on- . 1.. 1am k.Mt .. .u.nAM kalafMri I li 1 a City aad Baltimore on the irtt of March. nwm w.iu w... pmiri. .ra.wv .. I.'.. ' .. .1 . f . . l Bank of the V-8. By slatrmrnts sub mitted to CongrciM, the condition of this institution has been fully cthihited. The amount of Avk held bvfurmVnerit.il 8t.0.)3 ahares qtial, without premium, to S3,- a sv m mm - rtni - m akkv a a a a uo,mni. i nsr are tun.nu snare held by citizens of th V nit' States. The a mount of bills diaaountd on oeraonal ae. euritv is 4,7 'H,000, and bills of cxthange 10.001.000. The snecie on hsnd Jan. let 132. at the Bank and its branch was about 7.001,000. South Csndina owns four millions of stork more than any other Statei ezcept Pennnhania. . Jelf trope The following patheti anecdote ia told of Garrirk, in mlation to his personation of Lrsr : He was moved to attempt this suhlime part by an incident in itself n ceedindv Bnoctinf. He had become ac. qnairrtM with a man; whom he rrratly es: teemed, in lman-vtreet, Goodman's fields. This old eenlleman bad an only Carolina. The literary and moral char daughter, about two year, old, oT whom ,,cUr fif ,h State wil drnibtle-b. much lie wui dotio,7lv fine'; one day, as he i ,, ...... stwd by an ofim window dmnd'lina and promoted by asper of ihekindjt purpo-r- careaoing the' child, it suddenly sprung j to be, if wall conducted. We need rc from his arms, and foiling into, s flagged U add our warmesl wishes for th success 'Si s .i aa t ' J imrrn vhi kiiiam nn ihai tiiai 'unswi in9tmW dwra,d hjm,4,e stood at the '"eiwignoorscf me nocKing to tne nonse, . ' ..... .... . , w look u. th. bndv and d.i;..J i. tMw" family paner wtfl fca Pnind I ki . fkinlVtnar U Ma mLt - lLa all a I- . t I . a Mt t . "w ' ,MV nM no hl! Tn were ni, and he continued hereO. fillinff ; .l ... .... 'ne:,re' w" fwreing lamentat.ona. " "f. m. -.noa ''um.Uncs, hi. , UTZd bv 12 " i iptatnna I 'nia-jkS h.m Ia auM..a K i . I utHSr lwo hMP appointed by Dr.' Mon-1 nd went frequentirto s h dirtracted old mn, whose whole time' Ped in going to th window, and there fondling in fancy, with bis child ; ader seemingly earessmg it for some tim ne appaarod aa if he dropped it, and im mediately burst into the moat heart-pierc-ing cries of anguish and sorrow; then b would sit down with his eyes fixed on. on objert, at times loolyng'tdowlv sround, fl'S'te finned t unparalleled scetie'of the madness f Lear, over tne ooay ot i ordrlia. L.UE.X Hi "I 1 . .. J, ! nT jciTin asr. caiua.. MARCH is, ItW Of XBItXESSBK.. 'wi!)wa ' El"etvn in 183C AUftose indfbltd to lAi (l$riefr Sub- icriptiots, Job- Work, of Adotrtitinr art jwjfei W uttli Ike tame.' AU 'moniet due can he iratmitted through ike pott-ojiee at cur risk. ' . RESPECT TO GOV. STOKES. On mondaOveninq: last T GovT'StoTies arrived in town on his way from the seat of government to his residence in Wilkes. On ruesdav morning th following letter wa handed to him : " . - .StlithryJItdrckiWl Th Citizens of Salisbury, bavins the utmost veneration and respect for your private character and laithful pulilie ser vicaa. Iiaval AmnnmA na .uibm!iimm their Dehsiff inrileTyou" to " public din ner to be given at such time as will suit yoor-onvanieiKie. W a-kupa-thav-yoB will gratify their wishss. 1.1 Tours, very respectfulfy-i': . ROBT. McNAMARA, - L. MITCilELL , ijjj jiQ , 7 'Ir- -'--- BURTON CRATGB 7 W t JEFFER50X JOVES. r- Comsitttre. ; " His EtcfilleneT, ' Mbrnriiff Stoi.: The following is th Governor' reply: " Salisbury, 6 Feb'v. 1882, GimivE . I have ihis moment raoeivn! vn 'very polite not offering me in behalf of ! ,. . . ' . ) ; uw. .:.!-... .roi- . .Up. - "V". . 7l .pU"1 dinner tioB tban'to nartak of th T,'n;i.11Vr'hr1f?P my former fellow citizen, of Salisbury-L iu, mo,. auk t j:j I : . . ' . . . It1. ..V , Ilia known to ill, that the spring 1 iM. if the Circuit Courts hat coinincnr e d, nd It is Drciary l' roprand eorrct d'cision of lha f asr uf thoate who ppeaJ from tittjuttirt ft law tn Dm mrtjf of lh Executive, that 1 should be at my ofli. rtaf station W.rr;lhjclisBTf h--xirctrit ! eoun j im win wavf ma mi an.H . I it a a I tun to remain ai my resident in Willi os. f5 so good a W iccept fir yaurstlves tml U,e citisona of Salisbury, my roort - fateful axknowlcdgenienU for thi. mark , .. --,.. I t, " . -...-,.. liftlieir reaiMu-t. . " - r-.- I Iffl. CntlBIB. Wllbl th fllttt r . . 1 J . ' . - ! - - nciiui iviminriiNvn.'"- i ' , i vur vvsuism scrram, ,...:, j. V i - I:-... . ;, M. 5T0KES. Mori R." Mc.NA M A KA7 " L. MITCHELL 1 L BISGIIAM BL'RTON CRAICE Wi JEFfKRSON J0XES. W Br indsbtd to lh politcneu of th Hon. A. Rencher for the report of tie. committee of way and means upon the subject of th renewal of th charter of the Bank of the United State. It is al the service of any of our friend who wish to set it. 03" We would call the attention of our friends to the Prospectus ot tb "Har binger" which will be t xind in another eoluma of our par. A paper purely li larary (and uch lb "Harbinrsr" proati ses to be) is a great de tiler atum ia North , . ... i ' ' atswlaas? tUm m MSaiimi tm ka41i4. . fl M akJllh .... nd valuable paper. . .... .... We l,m with foelins of deep conrera, ;,h,, lW rwrtlw much dilReuttr In " " "."" - rry snnrevs, for the cntral, and favettevllle n-R-oBd.-' 4 i Someof the Northern Editor and let- ter writers still fs'k about resortin? to "fortt, if the Snthrn peopl will not acquiesce in the - nefurioua praeliees of aa Hnterested majority in Crmrress if the? will not hush their opposition to the Tsnff, lry iwi i n ipinu tanaiuuiiiiai aiin fo rorrt jn thjs free eouotry.at this davf The Wood. ieat despot that evarsat noon a thRm would; noj dare say. more, , Ii is time for the peopl to look to this it is time for them to look at tlie terms by which they M hoM thnir liberties it is time that they bll isligieusly ) adhere r Jo the, plain trra of tha instniawnt - bv which - they ..... v ar held---We hope for the love ot ITnion and for the preservr.tion" of our political j liberty j that w shall hear o mora such impotent threats. tftr k Mr- Tibbits fif Himself and - soeiates has appliid to th legislature of New York, for a charter for a bank to be locafed in the city of New-York with a capital of 135,000,0001 The papers are filled with account t,f a tremendous flood in the' bhiTlliver. It hat Overflown and dsst roved pr6pertyt" a large amiimt. , COMMUNICATiaNS. TO The ORIGINAL JACKSON MjEN. - I h wnter otthi is not an "eleventh hour". Jackson man; not one of thoae who did all they could in word and action to defeat the old General in th content of lffi, and aAer wards turned in his favor because they found ha would ha spite xf alt t her-eould--aayT- or oNo 1 I L...a "t. '' " , di mxu vuiismieui tn common with the other original Jackson Men, ( Wppor ted him In 1824. and again in i I supported him on yineiple and I will continue Ja.d) so. Nor, am I of that class, who go for everr measure! 'r f,.r every man, merely because it may be re- i a. tr is- . - ponoa mat uenerai Jacasoa is lor such a measure, ot for lack i nian uch iulH servincy inay sui slave and sycophants, but not independent free-men I admir GenL Jackson much. but I admim th.. more. ; '" not b deemed imperKnent in "tn becasion ally to address a few observations early kssociate the original Jackson mav have iliwd from mdm tKai;. onesr-I propose at present to. call their - i . I " .. uouuuu iu a tow onservauonsM TBB BBIECTIOSJ or WABTIB Vii nnr tt.u.' -uvu .m ittbuw as iiiiiQWaMw1 KSS a. . V9. . . . . ,..! . C . . " -a . .S.siTa hav. the right aa, ,(, - to vtlhkalil l.'iat oonsenl a tliev I deeirt projier, Buy Is this not a ia ,nd proper fM th Present F Tho hinr ttitntion so intended it, and so it haa been onMfrtd by all parlit J! of Thomas Jefferwa, llt pyblican, b BosHsofd1 W. 8or fc. important foreign misim, iha for raaaub salisfacUry 4a them,.Jy-Vi ' " V hy Mr. Jeffersoo said bo mors about ii but nominated otn on eU mora ar tiWe to iha Bente, and W. HUVt S soon foraottnn. Tli fact is, andef tdminiitration from th origi tfZJ. Govccntuent dowa to th preaom Umsr has aoni lime happened that the Pl dent's nominations hav bees rsWi and th Biatter soon passed over and 11' forgotten. - Even during th first the present Bdministralkifl, several Genl.' Jackson nominatioiu) war ri tad, and on or two by overwhelm!.. joritie,-whil several otbera. , ' " ned tmfjf by th euUng vots of tb Vii President and, yet we beurd M txlZ ordinary tir about it. The Snie Ju on grounds satwfocto to themaelvf,. S tbey had to answer to thei, r.,, state, and their wa consciences lortK,;, conduct. . wwj But it would seem, we lava reached . newera in our Government ;-4tariin f Burt, hss been rejected, and by thi. to. the Penate have csminitted the unparJenau bis aid. If the Senator who voted agaima Psa Burtn, war the basest men ak. . i.. ed, thsy could not b worae abuae.1 tka iiwv nave oeen oy th Van Iloren presmt, .Tky hav buen accused of rrffljoaao,, canedrrior,-andwbyt Beesase,tl, hav thought proper, in the exsrciit d their cVnistitutional duties. In vni. . the nomination of Martin VasBuuw. We call tha dispassionate eowrideralioi of our readers, fori moment to somt.of .. nmetattont, throta iul -bv th Fan Buren nresM in of th rejection of thir Idol. Scarcely had the news of hi rejection, gNM forth, when w see. a correspondent of th Globe, formally down" the Senate, that is, to take awav .11 t . L . r. i r,wt icuJjnu zwjr.aiMl give it te lh Prwident. .The Globe ilsplf hslf-wiy ""' iragsius project, , ln ourowntte, yes, in unmimint North Carolina, wb sea a writer tbT "Star," call the Senate "Traitors" (br votihpgainiit Martin Van Buret, t th Editors of the " Constihiti.mai;-i" similar language. Tha Senate Traitoril and for what T why, for doing what s Constitntian gives' them the right sad POWer tO do. and. Whnt baa nflan Lmk done by their predecessors. : ;; ' Uut tbi is not all. In thaCity f New York, is DuWishes1 a naner ha tha m J th Naw-York Courier Ennjiim.W, ll.! i.L-.t rr' 1 .1 " una pajwr m, w nat is caiwa 111 orgM.ta Mr:Tn . Buren, and speak bia sairtW -ment. In one of th lanl numbers of tlTtl Wiper, it Is travel declared tbut lKrw.rt - - . J r od is not far distant when a rrrolurtds m our government mut take place, "fl? I that cerUin changes mukt b made, which I say, will amount to a complete rfrofffii"" in the Govern mcnt. J Wbat'-'irs ;' tVi ohanxealThal the Snata.ehall hna aa - chock on th Ixeeutiv r tlwt they Ia3 Statss. but M annotnLed in - a !ilfal . . hiaiifltr. that thev shall be annnialadiit .... two. years only J tnd faahbrt tliattneGsv stitution shall oe rrrMiioni(etf, and, why tit t hist why this overihrbwjirbur Rai ' ' publican system T We answer, becauB " tho acnato rejected Murtm Van Burt. , Peonle Of North Carnltnn. ' nritrinal Jack. 1 1 o son Men," are yjxi ready to sscrifice lh--: constitution, to' gratify' the roverujs of : Alorrin fan Uuren and hn worsbjppert... .. A od w ha im, Hiirti .., Yam . Bjn. thjl evefjkLthing must b vHhrowu on hi aceounlT W williITyou ' He is the same man, who is 121 by in trigu, and jnanagesMutt . pheate I th nnn1a tmt rvTlhoir Kai.. Mt if thft el. ection "of Andrew' Jackson, who," ike spoke of Genl. Jackson as the worst m?3 uieristeuc. He is the same man, who, after 1824, when lie found that Genl. Jackson, likntv In ht lertjul furruMt ahiiut and s3.. at once Decame b great Jacktfon .M sn. , , , k ' 1 , lLa ito is th same man who vote tor in Tarifot 1828. a meaauru whi AfVo ruining the Southfim Slatesr-tilling - V lh Bllluitanx. nflhm twtnnlo. Lad nUK ina lia nnvnra rl ariuul n1 irawiri ia water IA" lha rick iaanuTaclurrs at lb-." North.' ' t ' ," ; - - II is the nm man. who has sucess - fully managed to scatter fire-brands smoig the Jackson tarfv. and whose aim ; some yar sW-4MaBWintxi, Vi ins Discipline ot Mtv t orn pontics affairs of th general goyeroraeut. . Thi ia the man 1 and, w are wwi-. ed on to re ward him by making . M?!S?i. J iresident, and that too with tb ' . getiiug bias iota the iaV3ntialJtnafe;Tj we are told bv his leaduu? friends, : he Ntvst bo made- Vice-President, aorsi, eolcu, that i4' whether the people will not. 1 One thinir is ennanlimr in all these d ings, scarcely one original Jatkftm Afoa is acting b prominent part in them; they all come from th "eleventh hour rosft ': j and tor thnaa wlm tivmr er Jack0B i dB,')trfkey barai'aa.b9paj.VP"flMlgld J Wf t.wi.. D.....u:...a km an ftversjes, zeal for Genl Jackson, and thus earrj, their toiut .But the neoole r not fools aa they take thera to be, Bod, they may plan and schema a much as it please, they never ran make Martin ' Burn cither President, r V fre"6 of th- ILStatM - L.ic.L"