Yr extern x nrnnnvm.
,-.
; v.
1
fr." Ate
! u.mi.M iAii'.rii.iias.
w'a m 1 1 'r rk, yi " ,h' "all
fl'l lb)
e) fnry W lbs Mlhct prvvrnfins; the
r'.timiwlbo eervniony at the
m police ! lbs Cpd' TUiwtli of
nfi.f wh sdiniourMred by t
lfU, and ibe flowing: Immoral ml
dress wse d'hwcJ " tb tf jUi'
Chair by ft PrMid'-nl. ,'""'
Faitow emif TIh tH f lb A.
tm,4ieiid '."' irtcboprwyw
to p through oteumtHW preparati.-
to taking po" mvsetf ths duitoevf Pre.
-'' wU-ni of:b United 8ii',.fr another
'" irrm. for the if approbate! my public
: 'mJjr.tt through frM which h "
Vn IritVut 1 did ulli", ut'i this
yciwwsd express!.! of A' CotiAb-iK) in
stv f i4 wifrffxi, I ii ll I-? f r If rm
wl.rj.wts utbeexpceonofmy kuiK
It ;!J b i-p!ae4. to life V
U tools WitiM, "f'U'i't! eBorti M to
J1d.iii4!ruuO ei'oiiftit, Mti
tbmr liberty sod promote thr happim
- fftanr event bv ofeurrsd. within
th last foor years, which have uGwmri
1 tsUed (xlh, niM(iif noer eircum-
tttocc tU ntMl ddkatfl and painful, aiv
suaofihs riiM'iiki and udiry which
owhl to b Mnrued by tlie (mcrsl f inv
f.ftrJ, that 1 Wti, W this occasion, bu
, - tHudd w i few ladmg eisideratou, cort
fjectcd with MM of them.
The polw! adopted by our Gov
t rtjBcM l alter lb firm! of ur
' inwil Cwwtitirti'm, and very jrcoe
wir4 by nKVfi jminiirtritiiNl hu
1.1, adbif tawronf ffom" ihw, U
."i-.:" T'-T 1rfiiuj( W1X1IB ; nl r hspi7 h N
''. f Miilt, that e r nl ! 'lpaf ilft
. rrT, uJ rt"9 minor tjijwrtuxe,
ffvinaininf ai' jiiIm.
I a th diwttftif policy f lli tlnturn-
fcnt, ltwr are ! objcU wdich tpx
Ui ttcir rVpn-winl tie, and which have
l"!n, trtd eontimw ttbin H Mikt
.. inrwawux oikittidq. Thf jf arc Ihp
. ftr"rv.iti'Mi (if 0h ri(liia fifth ir-vral
Cut-, iu lh integrity of the' Uoia.
T'H'te gfal iibjwU are aec4arily con
trcid, aitd can only be attained by an
liilijiiUrted eterclr of the power of each
e itbin iU appropriate pher, in eonfurmi
.ty with h public will cootitutiiaJly
jirwwtd. ,T thin end, tt bff lli.e du
ty f JI to yield A ready and patriotic tub
tMim to the law eMitiltMoally enar t-
J, and thereby promote aid rtrenifjhpn
. :.aJ.1y.oi.riiync ill thw inatiiitiorw of
" '"wUci the people tf mu lvia biM 'brdaio
"' 'f)d fVlheir eere yteernwwtfr ;' ; .i.,
-Xl" My'fapeiifBce in'HiWi cflnwn"'iql
f ,.. ., ,rv:i'i"ri o ii le eomewnti eavanc
. . . I, r,. ,(irirt tlie ionmiJimj aince inihib-
- J by W, that tbe ifcsthiclioii otduf ?t5H
-. - -T- Cr ,hrtn(mn r tb aimihilatiort of (bub;
- -A: ttlr4 over the hKt ejeweHie the rwo
!. : u ?jili, woui J k id direc4ty ;o retululioa nd
: ; . " r tntta-hy 1 and Bnally to deupMism and mifj
" ' ItA.-VTli.nm (in. r la rwpnrtion.nriere
- - Jirelu the Ueriernl Ooveroment encroach
the rii'hta of the 8(alo. in the
A ir'''JE f- Efftlw" -na -t 4i.riUuwa
-"J.. Hi j7urwc oC 1t.frtan'irkitofe'mriiy
HljiTl!iii win inrvmnHRnwnmi-'iii
t- eountrymcn will ever Una m reaay id ei-
mt eeittiitMnal powerw In $nn.
t InTwnjffihiPhTnay dirwtfy orindii
T rccllv 1 encrnarh Tlfloti'the Tirhta of Ibe
Stut". ir tend to Consolidate all politica
iwrr ia tlifl (ifncral Oovernment, But
' of tiiiiiI. and indeed of incalciilal)Ie'iinplr
, la ice w ll Uaioo or thco isiatci, ami ino
fHrd Juty-ol ail (a contribute to iU pre'
ajervaiHwbv a libera! aupport of the Onr-
' erai 0 (Vernmeirt in the eiercise of ita iuM
.--- - pii'. juu bare utea wuciy aamoui.n
V l - --Jl-fiJ to accustom vwiraclvt-a l think and
; i . tpah tf the Union aa jh palladium of
.. x four pniitKalaarctT and pmeporiiy, wait :n
' f ita preservation with jqaloua am-
r vJ, diacaonteoanciiij; whatever may aug
'-' lt cat crca a tonpicion that it can in any
t M be abandoned, and Indigriantrv frown
, .. . hvj upon the first dawnintt of "y attempt
J i alienate iny portion of our c-irtry from
"- 2 lb rwa"or lo eiift'eWafjhe aacred lie
1 1 h!cli now link together tBe various parta."
, , rty would never have been achieved
evjiiiout union they never can be maintain-
-I ti Divided into twenty four prjiytn a-
yntriller number of aeparate eomntuiutiee,
. ' ' . a, a a
f", eishaHee our luternat trade bunicnoa
Xwith niHnberleaa reatraiufi alul mtitioM ;
; nwnuiiicntrtei teta
m yrtiHta and
?tmto obHlrucled, er cut .offt our sons
r" t wia.1er toHicra to-deluge ith WoocJ the
H;l.b flv now till in peace -the. mass of
. , pur cojMB aoroe uown ami irapovwriBuru
' v" 'axiis to mnbrt armiesand naviea, and
f tistHt ary, reader f thehend ttoif --tki-
:jitonous lejiou becoming our law-iirera
fn'ioiiijjes, ..jTje.lowi riIiMnfr-w rt
. C,',n aovernmeiit, of peace, pleiit
f ! ; m tapp'mcMj must inevirrbly follow the di
-.; therefore, wsuprKrt all that, i dear to the
-:-: ; freomiMi and the philjiiithropist :i .
. .r,r The lime at wliwh I stand'lx-fire you
? ?Zu it MiJterfa-The eVeaiif aflttatrona
i; " :-L' r ttrf 'on urr repuUiev The evVint'jnf
; , . j." ctistina crisis will be derisive trt the
, AV pmi'ifirf mankind of thf brvelicabilityWi
"' f -:' '''deral system of government.- (Jreal
i thrstake placed ia our bauds f ffrcat is
;: ; f -I 'lhe rerpoiwibitUy trWeh nM rtowauon the
--ryyto-rf IheUnited Hlafea."'5! us- rea.f
t " " u i' :' :l!ie trwimpwtince of the attitude in wliich
.' V ', t atajtd before the worid.4 11 tiseier
' . . , ' ei-e- f iroeararicr nj firmne Let u
T"'; ili .;wx.ral'tf'';ir'ttr; P"utrv:, from the id.inr
'u- a uf.'U Hl ilaii l eara isdorfl from
tWi.lv tn,tff 1 wtinl'i" im'h "I
ntriiii .rfn, ih! u' f r lh ot.lit'fiMM i(
dial "ilfiufi il h Iik:U I am h ut loUkf,
I U!I f.iiiimK!ti'rt all iny Urullire tn
MmiiiUit) the jut rw.w fi rf the t,n(ilil
lin, and la Iminniit, utnnifHiird. p"
tfil"lht MrN - of Mir fttl'nit l!iin.
At I he earn It it will he my ai n In ifV
culrale, bv rnv ulTirMl a t, IJh wity
nfttrrcmriji, by M tfwral G'Krrnnnl,
lh 4 p were oulv that are clrry Uflf 3
led J taneiMiraie iiini-ln ily aad eemoruy
in the r ip"iJiitirre of lh (yeinineiit to
fwv nm n mumf hum lb awupk tbaa
aMy.li.aattiUMtvjAWi ViirT i WWII
manrwr that will lfM prom-rte the iiitrrwrfe
of all cliMne iif Hre rommumry, aud of all
prtMMr (Se Union, Cwwlanily. b"ar
nif in m;r4 Ihalin nrterinj Ma wwiMy,
" individuaU mn-H ie up a harv f lib
rriy la pr-rve lle rM,n il will be my
ire m la Jiwrhare my diide a to (
trr, with our lirlhron ti. ait pari 4 of the
pi'mUry,' 1 tptril i liberal eenwim and
r.Hiipnmiioe ( and, by rfconciliiig vur l l
I-, r-iiivna In lhoe partial writVe
Inch Uiey mut uitavnilubly nlak, l(
I ltd prrrralKiO of a (jmilrr g'wd, In rr
'iiuiH;iid iejf invaluable Uovenunenl an-l
Cninn In die coiin-l-nre and afF cfuma of
lb" American people.
finally, il ia my m'. frrri-nl prayer,
lo lhat Alimi;hly 0mig b f re wnom I
tHw atuml, and. who ha ki-it ut in bin
hand frnrt ihe infancy of ur lt-Njltli: to
the prewml ly, that lie will overrule
all r y letomi.xw ainl action, and inspire
lh hrart of mv frllow ciluvn, tlul we
muy.b priv-Twd from dfenrra ol all
kiinU, and oxiiinn forrver a UM TCI)
WDIIAITY PEOPLE.
TIm orxiwmy allemlrd hv the pr-
ijfii Lalion, by iho Clui-f Ju.lire nl
the Acial Juti:-e of ihe Suprrme
iUnrt, W uy -id thr.J"l"inr of both
l-xiwa irft imreM, ih- er of the Army
aal Navy, and a nuineroui concourae
ftlivru.
ATTACK O.N MR." CLAV, BY MR.
BURliEV
Theeorreapoti bnt ofth- P:nnvlvaniafi
reciiaa thi attack, and l!m iplyof Mr.
tfctniel of Kyr " " - - -.. ,,.
Wahhiwcto, rob. itt.
- The Tariff bilt Mr. (lav'e liomi baa
Uea up aillbe mvnun in thf llou-. 11
waa on the third readinir. Sum rurimia
iliin lMib p'nce, Mr. Burci of R 1 hI-
Inland, opiMwcd the bill, and iiinln a i
vera attack on Mr. Clay. II'! ar'id
him of attcmHin to awl I the free white
pixiploof Ihe north In a faction in the
uuth. ll made ao of a ?rHl rnuuy oth
er bard expreaaiotw.; lHwiiigare
tu remarM; j r ...
Mr. Burire aaid it wai nn abanunninent
ojhe American ay item; Unlit had dweii
got up in a at rang and unaccountable man
ner. Sir, aid he we have about u a great
fritHiX iommumlfimi nwny aWtir Ton
boea made fur the proviaiona of Ihe bill in
thU ettenaive mart; where high honora
arvrrfipWd of, we -may look fof Ihe origin
of thia meaaurej.and in eichaiiRe (or it,
therfirel booor ted -hisheet olfiaaa aitd.
emoluments of the 1 country are held in re
version fir the t her party to tbe contract,
Tx&fti heat mtrtwau elb'r'tcAer;
nhtent- of Kmxie Wana m1 Uie alter
Stale, lieve been bartered away to the
fradintf pdilieiarie from the other aide of
tha-l'olomafj who rcpremml in part, !
rrale iarf t..lf IhPTnciitire had come
from a'auamtwhem: tbcjr had a right i.i
expect iU fr.Hri a ixJiticj opunumit,. lu;
I aJto!iJ ,m4 ipkio,-uut,jl, Jtsd. ,caroc!
from i rr.an for whom he and hi fncml
had toiled by niht and bv day. I tj, ir
mnyHi S4ut ' h Kaw trr afr t0t.
aiwn, air, weflnd ar.lf raym wjwi
nnwt w thin T A hearv retribution
awaitslim in after limes. Ill namo mnv
indeed, ftlld place upMi the clon-ly pae
of political "tiny ; it ahould not be rwr
r . a a II 1
nulled to stain inn pure ana unsumcu pa
7i hf hieeoujfrv'a histnr. rr ' - --
tr. Ouniel, 4 KeutiRky, replied in a
. . x ' .- ....
caustic atykr. Ileadimttodtbnt Mr,C. M
eliiii' d in Hctin4 witlt Mr. Bur'ViiHl '.
titijr for Mr. A damn in 1825, but he had
sulft reo for Ihoae eins, and lie was willing
to forgive him. MT. .Adam. ait opiKwitM
Mr. Diiniel, when he said this, an J looked
very hard at the Kentucky member, Dr
Jfutherland madn a veryg wd s)erch in
favor of the " avstcm and zumst in
bill. Ho was qaito energetic und quoted
Jefferson. A lew olher mcmlwrs spoke.
Mr. -McDuffia got up very solemnly, ami
declared that Ihe bill was not all thu South
had a right to demand, but Ihey Wer' Will
inn to take il for thn present oiid be nuiet
I "believe," said he "it will quiet the
South. ". . .,:
GLORIOUS NEWS!
" '.Udv klu'iooa aummcr.f'
u The long agony ia over;" the vexed
auosIhmi is settled; and the Republic is
safe T "Never have we felt so great a dc rree
of pleasure in the discharge of an mlitorml
duty aa trr ammncto tire--highly ttnpttr-
tarit aiHf heart ctieermg intelligence, tljal
flit tiftt rntroducf-d by -Meta-Mo redute
iTTaTiirindiratlS
both Housea of Congress, and needs otilv
liho siamature of the Protadent to" make it a
law. It is a measure on wiucu,a a wnote,
althoagh diftering as to sonw of its details,
a large majority of Congrota have unitwl in
theiilioraJjuidpaUwlicHuirUolcotijuroirt-
iso and mutual cancessiort and it will be
hailed with toy and earixfaction throughout
the country, an oflbrinir to peace tad
union.- It will no doubt hei accepted as
such by South Caroliuajjhaving been sup
ported by ber delegatfait and thuawil
ie anil harraotiy ba one Hjore rnstoril
M to our beloved country. " v .
',"-:';.;"''''.", : Kalngh Star. :
TitmfareinBTtf
7. we repret to ttnto. 1
wl'icW oiir r'H(lcrs were ndvined la-t
j bad jaetd tht tusle, hu alio ftsfed tlil -
.'.. li, ...t,J .I.i I
II mimi ,f RcpfMntnlivM, ndrpe-nl
4 all rtilu'i i'lil iXi"rti'w, we Ihiiik
Ittfrti wa hjiIh ic nt ffawn ! rfj lh
rH. hal iKwriniiiy r an lh' re be tt n
a law, were il admitted to I it arrfrrt
riimnre with Ihe I mliliitnm, rvi1h
theTariir('tr"iaamrWy anllld t
ia an act of urf rogatum, and will elan
.hi Ibe onL"' ol Ihe aUtute umk only at a
nemorial of folly and oif rflu'Mi' lniala
lloo. du tf ifniMiirn the niiraa
it edvnrata. Maiivilbem were no duljl
uul'iriuuHi by piinoiir falug. Bat
we predict, it will ehare the fet nf ibf
Alum and Hmlili'm lawa. The a-fverewn
)mmmiry lh" cinlrv, wul put uimi il
Ihe mark ofrepfilitMi. . , .
fcrtnet from ikr rorrripomltnce tf.r
" Spy is) Wmhion with thf Editor
oflht Cm. 6t Fti: w
In all inv b tiers, when I have apdiii d
the lariT, I Ifive eipreaaod a belief, that
some bill, W olilyi" it, W'Nild paa, during
Ihe prtwiit h'mioo. Tf snliciiMtti '(
will bn realixl. Al Una moment, 1 offer
u coiunieut upai the political etEd whr;h
thia lull of compromise ia to pr.luce'. fliat
question lial b' eiaimoed le-art'-r. Bui
there la a pun! of view in winch l..e nib-
j,cl (ir-- m in.ilter fi,r apecuUttnm. I mow
place il on record for future Sms.
Al Inn C'HiirnimMlM'i l ,4 aeaaion.
.... .
1111 1 in cvnrv atae of the diM-uo u of fb'
Ull rep.rted by the I 4innntl,'e of W.tt
and Meann; their cliifinan, Mr. Yrr
pi.tvk, irxlicatrxl IoiIk1 frM-ndaot Mr. Vut
Buret, bis WillingiH-aa to aecel of any
suK-iMlinent or in'Nlift-Jli'Mi, Ibey ariNild
aueat, which could aid Ihe passage of it
through the b'Hjo. lie evnaeil no par
tkul lf altachnifiiit to hia own hill, but m.
ie c"rMrirv.ii.isi'y w, .'4p!tiryt)ity
wa, that ! imtra:tiiin quetwn ah-aiM
he a IjiNterJ; and lh.it H10 Htsieof V. Vk
if therv w;isan, arcing Mtt o Ibe real- r
stii'i'irf -pnre sn-4 rwiMpuuii y within our
hirdea. l b ar,- li i ;lbin my
knowledge. But his 1 If.rU wr nnavail-
have pa. I j h.. ,f - i.-ilii:i hi, er ii if
til ihe IfM'iHlr.. 'Jf. C Ml til l rmnteil
In iiim.mit it. 'V iv ,,,' i(.. ,, .J , J
Will tell on W' V they ''id To.
T'.e Jtirkfiu ptrlv kn-w Mr. Cliy't
dovoli 'ii o lie- Airw'rinaii system. "I'h'y
kii' lliit .1 mijirity of his friends
supiiortcl him n likil grounl. Thei
kiM-w, tliut Ht im-xI w'tiimi of (Vijrens,
ll nothing Mils done, except to pas (
enforcing hill, tin tsriir w Hild be solnlan
(Pally annniilniwd, as the a iuth " slid Mouth
wet woul.l prewnl nearly one hu'hfred
member favorable i'i rep"al. TKVvuid
wA believe I hit Mr. Ca would larverlie
moral chiti" to olf-r such a hit! of com
pnvnew aiTf be tf would aceujiU-4 r'boy
wer niUKNis to try the srrrs t f the
govenimcnt, by an aweil fv tie tword,j
aiw4 their brctbren In tbe ft'-u'tll 1
D vow ask me fir the evid-nrti that
MrW frieoda could bate car'
ried the billt I will give it loy'KJ.-4Abwn
ttrfwgftfof those jretillemen who ha
hrnt frc 4ained M ; roled fir
the kill.' The Allowing Jutktonmrn 'all
rrf whom, etcept two or three,- are Fas
Bufrn men, voted against it.viz;-- .
BarJlev, J. C. Broadheai!, Butcher,
BirdC'rwfrd, rDayaiw- Evaok,, Ford,
Hentrr, Hnn; Kerrn7 A. Kin'rJ. King
JU KMig. Li-avnt. M4:.n, Mc. nrtv, R
Sfioler ittfvens, rtuiherland utd Wan
well. 25.
T1m Wwer thif lTienda of r: Van
B'trrn ytee"""! th power of carry in it,
and vet their vim were given for its de
struc'ion. (t m equally certain, from I Inn
view of lhecae, ihil without Ihe inter
feranrenf Mr. Clay, arnl those with whom
he unmllv acts, no bill of conciliation
rouW fmv been pnsid. On all the early
vole, which gave form and shape to the
bill of the LVnnnjiltea ttf,Vays and .Means,,
manyof the New. York Tan JJarr men
either abHcuted themsclrct or voted only
for eorh smendments as would emUrrass
its paMf;e. In referring to the friends of
Mr. Van Burrn trom ytxir Stall, I except
many respectable pont'etmrn, who gener
ally act with the administration party, bt:t
think lor-ri- ntlve!, such as .4r, C.
P. H'Aifr. Hafmin and Ward. ly re-
nmrk are intrude 1 to apply 16 that class
who'ininlC and act with the cabinet trr
a 1
I mive umf irmlv awr'ed, that Ihelodth
and s mthwest, if coercion was at'einpted,
would tw found sclm together. I he vote
which VH givcit-rm tht- cotiijiroinistt hill
in the hmiso, conMr n fh:il oiiinion. The
Statca..Malanilj ijw'fc&f:.
otma-a mth t nrn'ltm, Ite-tr-'ia, -A'slwiw,
Vlisi3iiii, ronnpss'ie, tvnl'n'kv and
li'.mi-ii.'iim, ay trn Stales,' gaveriA'y four
votes: of whu h fi 'V's two were in favor
of this hill, sml '(eoMMti'd lo il. The
negatives were, . I,'rcer of Virginia,
ami Mr. .4csr"l Tt-.
Mr. Brown, though hul a vonng mom
br' his-ac wr,'iiMr?w
respectable, and I have m doultf thai he
will sustain the credit of hia State.
ticipatowa-ot.-jusjieiiu.ia!njn"ctiJ
gratified lhat my native Siaf isrepresen
ted by vi indi'peu.lont and able a maifc So
long aa North Candina 'stiall ' re:ren-
tedj by such s ho is, her weight in the
Union will he kckitodgtd. Ilia con.
duct Jicrftiacnot been dMted,bv.lbo?.
coodan, vits of making Presidents ; but
has on tS cvit -arv been guided by bis
conviction of wlmt right and licoessary
td'the intci!s oi" :'m s.uuttt. tilh whnln
e-coUtttnr tod uoA'J U inn c iuntrv
. .. . r " i.'i...:...Jfjr:
V CorutUiiticnal'ut,
Tf'"' ll'rt.Aeg'l
ptuKi:in- nn: ruisaru-f
OF NINHTi' Kl iUT.
Tle (41 R nih!n sit J K-trinc I ef
ire rapidly d've .innj themilvc in all
H.risofllio cMif, deracy. Ilia a at.u rce
.sincere Miil ati.ai to every devoted
friend of "ur mliluiioii, to observe the
repeated aspreaanmi of (hjUmS lyincm, by
Ibe people u ibeir primary Be,mllics, in
fx, tsf lh.e irulv greal conservative
princinb; which form Hie gr aind work of
' , '. . . : ...ll,na
jur wh'rtc eysiem. 1 no iniiiii(c'i
which is daily wariilcstinjf, Itself no this
I r al and imixirtanl uhin l, ira far to
reiji'i'fl any lear inai our touoiry ' "'"""t
hein plunjed into Ibe any m dnsp-niain.
Even ah.wM Congress fit the sjmH of
eHioUlHM on these Mute, there is
smTicimil virtu, wisilom aid p4trttiain in
IIh; piplt l rejrcl the de-iye 1 and, if
rse) be, burl the usurper Irom his throne.
Our a-:coUiit sre of the most cbeerinj
fhwrter. Thed-H.trmeaotbUte rights
Hal tiite Interposition are msrchin;' ith
s giant's slnoHs. Neither Ihn ats, 0.1 1
r xeige, n r oVuu iciatioos, prevail agsuwt
them, and cv-rj day la curreijce go lo
uleantiufe Ihe correctness of the pro
verb, " Tmth i p-iweiful and will pre
vi.n Tim so principh s aro b-ing rapid
Iv di-seminateJ 111 our own Slate, and
the people are speaking out 111 a decisive
(Hie. Iltsriolllie "cnsaic, (M me
arii.rats wisild say,) who are moving in
hn matter. No, il is eminent, independ
-nt. and intelli;' iil froeiiKm, wbo.lufl li
berty above all price.
U.8. Telegratdi. There is no man
ho has made greater aucrinces hi the
illar of dniinitiisml LilM rty than (jmi.
Uolftireeii, the indfiiciHlent and talented
editor f the U. S. Tclegr.ph ; and, cmse
pjemlyi " iimitc dcstrruJS the supirl
ul 1 verv lower of freedom. Vie regret lo
e-ire, m oo of hia late pafiers, that Ihe
Telegraph has been, for the last Iw j years,
" pnninl at a lo- 01 several tnotima 001
lars per aunum, a:d that unless ;he
(eopleariO'rake it under their fwfron-e,f
it must bedisr.mtinud.H The Telegraph
ui abJyaudfUrbJsaly dcvotld l'ibo.rausetlWj,tlljai4ju-t lutilUlUlc .mjipJcd
of the clsjth, and ua powerful ailV, drev!rii.- unaniiniMis 'vote ofivaiv slave h.d.lim
d'dalMMiby Hie millions of posAir isud
PHfr.wsop.. Tlial il should ts-Vjermitle;
to gooWn f.nhe want adastualo w frnre-ee,AIbama. Mis-Uipoi aodLtni
Kirt, wtsjld indeed b- a soune of m .rtiri Is it u..i tun- hisf District W.s
aiNSi and regret. To generi' S-.ulh
h.sild wA f -2-JhoeVho are lahorm?.
and willi.. g loiacnlice their all. lor tlie
preservation of hherly' and lh" Riu'bis of
vlsn. irAis?toa( V. C.) Umon
From thf Battimort American.' "
Tin- Legislature ot New Y'ork is eugsg-
ed i'i an investigation, anting out of an sj
eged attein.il lo 6riie a nn;inir of Ihe
1 1 1 1. 1.. i ..r
oaw Bank ftianer. -The first poceJ.lCfoeron seems, solar, to have gaum
mgs were, had with closed doors, on infur. I the-confidence of thoise among whom his
main mi from, the Bank Coaujttoe. 'Tbe
baud -writing being tttaubed, tie?
lion of eecreay Was nmoved, and Alvat,
Bcbee, of lthaia, was arrested by the-6ef4
geaut ai Arms as tbe ouoaucr. , t .
The specific charge i. that ho threat j
enedtbat if -the Bank Ithaca 1 was' 'iwt.jJhar.wj ii
chartered, the membera frein that county,
(Tompkins,) would go against ' all other
Banks, tod that he isjbred a member ten !
thoutand dollart worth of stock if the
Bank pnssed.2 His hand writing to these
inducement was proved, aud was not de
nied. - - . -'
Ou W edoesday lost, hf WM bxougUt up
fd the bar, and iutcrngated. His'answers
to Ihe interrogatories were reaJy, and bia
lirrc'bf defiince was, to ay the haMof If,'
bold athl unequivocal, lis admillad- both
charges, aoJ justified tbcm as inoritori-
us !
As to the threat to Vote dowa other bills,
he answered that " it was in accordance
with the legislation of the State," and (hat
if member who Cm tkemtflm or their
fritndt were interested in a hank, were vo-
4od rtw by others, : jttsatce : and proprte.
ty(!) required that theae latter should be
defeated ; and he added f that this waa a
means of obtaining justice, thai, as he an
dorstood, kad been long practited.n Jfhe
oner of stock be aJso.-feiidod onfio score
of ".immemorial usiige.''- Memliers, he
said, had been constantly in the habit of
subscribing tor stock in bunks, which they
had voted for j and he further charged
that he had been induced to make this par-
ticular olfer ut the instance of "the friend of
ll ujemher" who had named the precise
amouiiof stock wanted I All which things.
usage, cVc. the counsel for the accused is
said to be readv to substantiate. Il so,
wo shall probably have a precioui e.xpost
lion of the art, trade and mystery of lob
Vinti a further disewssion. the llonse
passed a resolution ordering the culprit to
be mibltckly reprimanded, and he was ac
cordingly so reprimanded and discharged
The House therefore did not seem iiichn
ed to Men lot he experience of their pre
decessors.
J.R'fAilH'FBH.fcOrUrr
TliEXA.WBflXTXXirTlIE
. r BILL OF BLOOD!
"ThTpSSm oH Tie ISStllfter The"' JwtieK
1 flaring of Mr. Cut had boen ao
icopted,
was a mere mitfer of empty bravad
the
malignant enn of tvrranoy
.,?.?3tas w ST
Tlie Land Bill will comoensate the
Wet. fir anv loss thev m.iv fancv tbp.m.
selves t) have sustained irom ihe auren
dej to the demanda of Soulh Carolina of
(he principle of protection. We are jucli.
lWdtohoja.ita
aow iddicatea closer cwfcert of action
hereafter, bcTween the elave holding sec
tions of the South and West. siuclr
encert can' alone 'open the ircs ."sf.jri.v
Coiisoliilufi.itiisfM of Jbe N'ortU si.d rEs-4
to U19 reiaow Uciiaoj- f tixxt ticspeut
. - 1 1 i
.Ms ci n litioo in whirh lli ahsnd nnfu nl
..f Nile Hunts will leave iHcnwIvf
when
We learn thai th-Prem loul'a liwurl
Idlr-ss was ali received yesiernsy by
Cipreaa, bv ilia aJ.AtiorstMt pjl s. mI
will pr "UUy apfe-ar ui Ihe tourter uf Ibi
moroKU. V.-.-..
Tbe EoP.rclnj Rill psuswsj by large
mi ontv 113 In 47.
The iati l biil was awnded l"f re il
PMsagn, leaving ihe Slate to applv
lhay plats trtmr reapncliv portions ut the
proceeds of Ihe laU.
Mniuii- .Vircury
J, THE TWO BIU4
Tbe reader wijl perceive thai Mr. Clay's
Uniniill hsa pasMnl Him N-iiale, au1 the
Enforcing Bill Hie H als", eai li by urgt
m.ii inuea. The Pnideiil's ignaUire i
nil v required to givo to each, the force of
law.
But fr the last useless, wanton ami of
laii''orous nriiK iple we might limer uu
alloyed congratulalioos to Ihe country,
u n (he great aiel h-ippy rvenu f Ihe few
Inst da)i, ind up-Mi l!ie im-at unelpcetej
and firtunal leriniuuHod of uilli' ulties
hclicve j but sliort lime swice lo bo al
Most beyond Ibe reach of remedy ., Wkiq.
But a few month ago, and aeression
was. with ihe I'nion Party, Ihe remedy in
Ihe last resort. But now, since tjen.
Jarkon has said Ihsl a Hlate ra ioot se
cede, these loyal suhj''cts have altamloued
tltaas a remedy, and ronrur (aa usuul,)
with (en. JackviQ in the doctrine, lhal
.St ite cannot secede. It seem lhal Oeu.
Jai'kwHi's will is the law with these men.
If Mr. t'las rrccid course in the Senate
should drive Cn'. Jarkm into ojrun pji.
sition to a iii'Mlifi .di'i'l of lbs 'IsriJ, hii'I
bvulitc by il wuuid out-jurprud us, tlie
I'ni'tn I'riv, olilol to" lis r. Ian
I ph anurr, will diaihth'ss immedistly be
tt c,vinrcl tlut tU'
I anil 11 Itcneb
VibamfjMr.
if i t (jt, s,)j(f,
rjr Chsrte F.i.t ,.i M-n-.-r fln tgllim
m.u , . dia.i'jree.l.lr i.re.-:iinrut'ofhsv
Sricie rxc-pi Miin. 'M tr l.iod, -N.
carji1M, s. fV,.lina. tjaorirLi. Kenturkv.
! ..,k1i . ,., rr .. B. .1i,.-..ii:itiv wh.. limJ
fo Yir&ni.i. nv,l h". doc not thi ik 'he
ri1,.ilLll .... i n,. Cun ib,-
wejjair
Ji,3:r Ctimtron. Afnen
leiidhnafuriiiih
ed u wil'i tV f ill iwitty romplirnffirirv
evlracl from tt iiV-ntmcnt if the tJrand
Jurv of the last !)'! mber term, of th
.Superior court of tbe Western lnirict of
n. t.. t .,.?,.. ... ... t...i..i
Jkisl duties liavo called him, sod to bate
i Ifiin-s .by S'iri:lf Ifl'on I iS il'-I'Mfo
injuao-Jtcodcred his accent si to. the. bench enj
tirely acceptable, to the people of the) wes.
tern, DislrkL Th.n'le'penjwho have
isoeu Judge I., in the discbarge of the du
ties of his office, and ia private Lfe, a'sserl
plwhed scholari and a emrte.aj rmulo.
man."Inde4Ht we cannot but c aigraiulaie
the peofde of both, 'he Eastern ami We.
tern Vistnrt that the general govern
ineol Iwn apjhrtiited lo pa1 side uVCr lliCit
tribunals of justice; gentlemen, who sOem
every way calculated togaiulhcir respecf
fleFtoftUan. '
' n In Conclusion," thffUrwid Jury can
ftofitr justice tothftirowir elisgavaudM
certumed aeuiimciili of fhe ommuitiy,
refrain from an expression of their appro
bation of tbe promptae, judicial curtesy,
and ability, with which Judge Cameron
performed the high and responsible duties,
of his olfico. Under circumstances by m
means favourable ti the speedy -adjudication
of suits in court ; Ihey havevt1i'utiis
fnction to perceire. that, air thejrae uoen
Ihe several dockets, have been called and
diiKjed of in a nmrmer, that gives an earn
est assurance that, our rights, under the
laws are reposod in the hands of uu lion
tat, capable and intelligent o(5ce,
(signed) - ' ! 1
WILLIAM SLOAN, Foreman.
December 21 r, 1832.
Judge Cameron was formerly Editor
of the North Carolina Journal published in
Fajeitoville. .
In 1814, "Mr! TWltVir jfh'us prVpTiesTc'd
his prophesy has come to be a fearful re
ality 5 should teach those most concerned
to heed the voice of experience hefre a
deep"r and more overwhelming ruin over-
takuslliem,asovrtukuthairtrtiareJC4iII,
unless tlier prom by tWoarmw-ea'tsflhut
voice. Troy Budget, u
" Whatever ia extravagant or unreason
able is not likely to endure. There will
corne a moment of strong reaction ; and if
no mnderatiori is shown in laying duties on,
there may bo little scruple ia taking
them off."
ntNftrWETBrt.
The oppsitjon press is abounding with
If rgh-encomio i0 oi Air. . VVabsier speoch
in reply to Mr. Calhoun. ' Mr Webster
would be forcible on Ihe question of the
Constitutional powers of the General Gov-
cytimrtt, ifva any -wibjdci, ; for ha- has
made if Hie stuayxil his lire and professim;
We have no doubt therefore that he ac
quitted himself creditably, ' But we deduct
much from the superlatives which- his fol.
lowers use in his praise. With them his
fliist is always his best. They' praised his
VVorce8icFpi5t;cTi as much" as thy do ttis
l ist, and printed 60 .QUO copies forcircula
lion.' But. nol ie;isinmble Juan ' con iw
-al in4' -c!i wtl iv 'hrrr''ri"' J-; e
ingi'oTaurj'fise aad uK'J'iblc uMiiempt.
Ti!KINu:.;iUut
This ail,, . , Ufj j
no, is lo day. Ii e.KM1 ), r r 4.
i d by Ihe U. hnesnl laKjorf " '
lamly laio.flhe itMail csivmina Jj
creed lhal could U pr ulg-lr
4 4 ps.ee With ihefiM,, (, " a)
ambUoily, wl.i.b bwd.stm-uirjr'"
efjNMiiions from the same qrtrr , '
Ihe I'r e Umaiiou and ti) v.' '"T
plnmniilil d aixibno-'irsl i.. .1 .V
lo 1 1., u .
IlislliMI. Ibe fods-ral C siinu . t , 1 r Wi
dreo .J-Eecul.. u,L.. 1 . m l
..... . . 7. , . 1 r ,w s
gly marked to be mistaken. I, . Z
'?in Uisi the ni4i.ciah.;ii.i..r- "
iskeumrn and turn aUaii wiik ik.
uh.,.,ni iu prvaem manUoMoi,,
fcMtng ooibiii but a U., re to Wrtf
,4 all pledtfca, u.ars fvr Us coUrs fa lli
iMiiy neutral ,1ml Wsr, 4 ,u 1
I,... ..... ...... I I.... . e .1 i, " ""wfle
hois hmiiiiv wine 01 in .HortB .t
Mmltr la Franct.-U , , ' -!
u dm'! a aHlled puiiit in iU ..u.. H .
lief, iluil lite tfecrvjarjr of Sut., jf. T I p
in-stos), was to be suxceaour of Mr InJ I
....., .. .,,. ,u oay.noweirei,
no Mmiaior is to be -mu , and t)M ,
llarni, lon CnistalJeiK,,,! iaSLf
burh, has been noinmated ,, fa a .
as C'Aurr d'Afalm lo Franca.
STATE i.A! lT0L '
The CoininiaaniNMir f,f rebnilj;.. '
Capitol have been 10 sosa
three days during Ihe past tJ?"
have been engaged ii cvamin.n iU
oua plana Out have been submitted fa; 2 "
building, ami ajopiinj mtuna for ar
spwdily and etleiisivelj llM maUrhti.U ,
workmen tor carrvin? on the . J?
energy. Ureal puns are
r r, S SIlB
u L. u
B iaru of coinmissioiwis lo eosurs 1 1
rate buttdingyBnd ihe veTfTo J
rials. No plan in delaha, ih U,l,i
it.m, it bi iiig conceived imrwrta n
lhispsrr shonll rerrmin uldctffujj
ng a mjy be, so thai the pmSrci 4
Iw lajibliug k H.A .thereby r-tarH 4,
riler that ss much iof ,rmaliai as nn-v'T'
nay be tolh-cted m n laiiui lo iImbsI
spj.ved- mwMs nnd sty'e of archlterta'
for such buildings.
! NEWS FROM THE WEStS
Tfie'WeiTerii Mai) VeateroaTliiaTi
us Ihe following unlNked fr an very t
idcsaant intelligence Irom the'Wr j
Ironl.er : . ,,'.,
Loruvhtt, F1V191 '
Minn var.We rsccived hwf twi
the folios fettur, wbica cwntalm L'
NidUou uf euayiderabls; jotjmeia.- A
'- ' ..'..;rL,.V'AfaJL J
rAMTowaarr Cibsok, Jta. It '
. Dear Friend i ttake this iwsta
W toiofllllHg 0U ;i4 UU StttWatt-st.
tain FonTs .company-o''U..''R
rrrt tnrs piace-tm rrnj fth trwtart.- V
sWssTCoj; trJMkkU.'.asa.'asl-S'trrrn,
agniusl the Pawnees, but, tollK'ir w.
Ihey were attacked oh ties Olb.hv V J
of Cumanrba' Indians, five haruW a
uuiiibcr. Tiny riuhrwTlhrr-arVti-ryf.r
the sotace 4 au 1i(Bf and a M'; ni
thrwore iirroundv'd: "dT "ovVrp rff
and . compelled . to surreoder itKin-i'
prisoners of war,- 1 was at the r. t
tbo express cmo -in. Oisj af lije L
I nsnts made his ccae, and brimi'
iraiLblllhat theimvf jes, a the n' 4
his leaving them, were ma.jacrettit f1"
fuTiiTittEawU- Ir is supp"tedt tha;c JtfJ W'
beerjput to death. 4 Five (.'ohm" 4
Rcgulrrrsv lljoceTpi If ibt.iuli,!ri,,l
Hiiincliatilv atartod lo rescue jtuji at
mighi teatillatjsei -Tiwre svrery .?
huhjlity if a MoisJf war with the l'a
cha Indians. , . ' '
A Ranger uuder Captaa IW
Singular Whirlicind. The Altm
jer giv .in aouit of a whirlwind.
appears! ii tlie rad fcet'wesm IhispU-r
V.;tlz Trariit.r.r. Du i THi Xoiieuflirr.-.
etlract a iora?ranh from tt ai-frajatJi
.--Hi Jtrsuv..
I i ihe mnan lime, tho atamd h"1
faffed the aitnntion ol Mr. Lutta'II, imf
more lan a mile to the west,'. CueriaJ'
.1 n.. 1. f,r hp .inirht bis Itil
walked quietly to wl rti ,,11 ' 11 vl
stationary, cxhihitiug a dmwe coiuisi 9
smoke anil cinder. What c-Mifiruit I;
In thn Iwlinf thst Ihe same proccrlw
a kill i.rffiU.1 1L'J4. it, .l. usitv.aiw tu'
culiarinotion of ihe smoke uadulatwi
boiling up, like water lii .i vaeti-j
overall intense fire." lie contin n "1
moderately .to advancer, Wt haf uol
turud,withirr the voTume of smoke, ,
the Tornadiaa it souiw'jI !
tuSZretlreaJ, hut had not lum 3 J
sa " 1 r I - o a.,iial if
than hill round, ociore ne w -;
. . ...a
his feet, entirely in Ihe power of IW
i . 1.- ;.. 1 sir. the smi" -7
j' - 1 ;n,nt1i Amwa iii(u4W r
tre, so that objects near the circusil
. . j. . ,i;u,;Ptlv tustwi!-
01 trie iiiruauo wuid """""'J'
cTiioiJ'oTrwprnff
11, . .1. 4 (ittr riJIB;
out coma nut rtjauu is ,, . , a
.ut about two rods beyond ttiofw ,
which he was takenup. hail" 'i
sussed hia reasoq ; but hisro r-
ground-iaauuitly depriy M jmZ
8e71Iff Tay-erwi. """ y .,. fc
best calculatiou of time passeu -
ing his house, about an hour ,. j
After coming to bunseii ne V ".
aii hour before he couia n -4lt
looked ; airwM falnv .HV t
or Kris r ana w . t
ralked home. No bone was
bTI
the full, and aAer threejs n i
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