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The "M'wtffciH t" laabUaco of inelJuMity which dij ooponjMhJbe
' --.J.'- ' 1 ' ' ' " '" r-- : -7" ', - - ''i,-1' r t" , ' ' , - i .linn
T V, JOHN BlvUtD, Jn.J
1
7 rJc. ? v
( v westmi c inouytAN i$
mWitheJ once a irerlc a fo doll art per
in. m. if ixtid trilhin three months of tiro
'MJPHKnWI WW
The thoughtless and inexperienced ma?
laugh Rl the etfirta of factaticisin and' en
thtwiasmi but it it only these that' work
miracles no w a ttivv: and however chean
ilMvntinued vntil all arrtnrtttft art
m,v1,nlrn at the Editnr ditirelion.
y.i itifacriptioii will be received w. lest
Tjiit that one year.:. .:-....M..rr.
4 failure lo noti fy the Editor of a irAth
fo .Hmntinue, one month before the eruira-
s t
.- to of ft v"r . continent at a
Ifr tn'jnzement.
Any person procuring nix mlrnt tub
- ttnwx to the LaroJunton thall have a
treenth piper gratii. Advertising at the
usuil rates,
HflUttrrt nddrened to the Etiitor mutt
If pntf mirf or 'A'y of be attended to.
' ftr These terms will bo strictly adher-
lUrnwA, w will vunture to aay, that they
way the .mind and etunm'(U kmum of(
mure human Wing in the United iftutfi,
all tlia (jfultMtopliers and nvtnphyw
f worW rait trttrHher.' Thcwtucr
Vi uijIiImIi l'i day an article Irum tiit
' w (rk Courier, on the wiltjwt of tlip
fiimiic ijintio.i frtiialicisin, that i yttinj; up
in the north, tliitt ni'iwrvca (lie attentive
Nrual wf our nouthrrn readr-rs. The
Ciiner ii in Ihe rrrilro f action, on thia
Kil.j .-, i ; and no dHiU it jcs nmny ,hiii
inmiW" t' at a ditnnci.
But i l.i Hout Ii stilt aluiiilters, and tniHtu
Jii iHMtcere dcclariitioiis detlrtrnlimitt ar
emio",,d with n' rviitiitiiM which render
jTfloS" "f jii' t w V to s k cotaiEa.
Tin: south.
.... Although-nM :non?;-thow whn hflieve
; .fttrf w any settled oppijrn, ou the artf
the xiher, rational peoula of thfl non slav
.. Um Rut, or ilmir Jinlntive bodii a
fiiiKrferp, directly, with the rij;hlfl,oi
; I tin wmthern planlrra, in relation to the
' Hlmmely delicate nlijict of Hlavery, yet
W cannot bat think they have hben umw
i CMiarily wnried a well aa intuited oil
'.tarium occaaions.a.Jv'Idrrji of lv?
'IVv .Imve" ;bin nerpftiwllv atiifmatinw
tlili liij'iMti're, tyranny, and cruelty ; th"y
In) been placed, ai it were, below the
rtW citjtwi, of the L'oitoil StAteaf t their j
-CMrwiar nave oecn aauea, ai ouyeri,
'rll'rf,,and acourgera of their fellow crea
tun jheirjright to (he ponseauiou
"Tirjjf portion "ottheir property, his been
' R ationed ai attract principle of natural
and thoy have beeu driven into eec-
i Lircoiubinaliai, ik defence ,of their
lure hRcn indircQltj; ''.charged wtrrcorro
tin", tn ar jUiiirnti lo show the . dtttiinnui;
)t'& nUJttii ia-hwh.miiMlwi a race u'thta
w ni) pthet ciwutry Mn .lKiftKjlj hiUuJbetMi
'2L1Ki (liieworld; m thin ii'ghrof' a 4elit'
erut caste, united with hereditary crim1.
erjrtuMI orline'dttatad plan aiuotig the
raiiiMial tvtrtiun t nur fellow eiti
im, or'tn'lir K,!rilatir".bidief , t tn-
with; the puaianied-tihtef the
pUicrmf tho aoutU . VUt,r') ..hotlld .PC.
tfir' '"tK" 1ndicatt(a'" whiclt exhiliit
tVm'elvei almost everywhere, U'ive,ulul.
. ifliiifiiKiiy;pT.roweTnii wocn a pmn. i
cteriihed. n4-imlf mt thw-tmntry,: but
f $mt Britain, and is in quirt proreae for
uliimaie acr,nmplishn.i)t. nesee it
the force, of theexampH presented by
fctHtWad m Tetntmn to wr AT ' 'Iiidia poa
"wuih ; in the Iduifuno of -pewiipairitj
pnijinii'ia, pucne nieeun, nun m ine
oiaiiizntion f now aneietie f"T the pur-
,of kfluencina public opinion, end
r?f:iH&'netioh ' vt fhttVufOtC.'owniuituWi
""jTi, u e Puy puiHtC aciHMi, Dncause,
(p tiiid rnuntrv, if not every where elae,
iu a ihu ovoreij.'n ? nd the 'report
w He nflo fojlown the ftwh not more in
tiin!!eoiislv, than doe action, cpcnln
imn a free and govereign people, . (n
jHindo J;tfi n.ntect and cunstiluliom.1
'"vtioo i-turautv riffteand immunitiea;
1 1 moment nubile opinion eetviea to su
tiinn, they fall to tw ground and are
lmiled upon with impnnity. The law
ltd tli Constitution are hot the creature1
Willi- iv ifti'a will . nt lluitt i'Ln nll a
wv nmfle them.
twin a dnngn fn'foot, aJ wp kioat'serioua-
-ft '"hl'lti lWi' wotiimtethetnTey
than
Stan
Hrti'm' of mankind, indeed, will not be
nailed by the rab Unralrulating enthua
iam ol niftii who '"neither think nor reaion;
they acorn to yield unent to any thiiiif but
the inoMt coocluriive logic, and donnine the
MMluctionit ol bud Mpelluig, and bad raiu
iner. I hey forget that tlieae hae often
met turned aystema and empire: and that
the inoMt powerful, the mot irrenntible of
all apneiee, except ibdt i f Omnipotence
itll, It tanaticiHui operatuiK on the pas
..: r.i . i a ii ....
- "I me peimin. All ine nrwl linou
which Mruek on the pulae of the Univerae,
unci nil the revolution religiHis as well as
poiittciil, that huve hajijieiied in our aie,
prmecded from the ignorant, not froin the
wi, from the goverued, and uot froui the
ffovcrnori.
In mr opinion, therefore, the planters
i ine ouui nave ampm cause ior appro
henion on Ihe milijert of slavery. Alrea
ly have their live morn than onro been
placed in jeopardy, by dm perfteveniig at
tempts ol the followers of the new school
f. plnlanthrohr; whth liotd-i it-Ui.th reh
hrt5rt"aii(r 'Iii6'ruirtv"io interfere with the
rights and safety of others, in the pursuit
f euestionnhle pond. " We do hof mean
to blink this question, nni, therefore, think
we have made a conre-winn to the advo
cates of speedy and universal mancipa
tion when we nay a qurttioiUihie cood.
Where has the emancipation of the nejro
M yet, operated to make nun fttcr or
happier! We ask th Question, where has
human happiness beeneitnmlexJ or increas
ed bv ernauciationT Are lha negroes
t. Domingo more enlightened, moral, rc
lizious, happv, or roinlortahl'. than ani-
their old masters T Does that inland yield
one tenth art () t)ie
th:'iiM'an4 of existetn'e, tliQ blesxins of
life, it did in the hands of the white, T
Are the free. Murk oUl'hiladelplua, New
York, or Boston, more enlightened
mind, or moral in habits, or comfortable
inj'ircijmilances than the stave in tki'
miuth, ! Every iiody know and aeea tl
a The tmuae 4Wtv')nil,M lift
pmwmarresJraCtoijiilais, 4be State pn
first break.; We owe it o the people ,f
the south no to touch it ; we owe it to the
union and happinesi of the Stoles, not to
it : and w nw ii iu . trt.
dred Wood, and kind re J intereMs, to check'
"y.evrry ". L Jneana, tlw wild -pr:jct
t lanticsim. whose slop i ever am and
nation id" the world, have lieon marked like
those of the murderer, with the blood 'of
innocent victims. Fmmticiui is the mnM
danijemus, as well as remorseless Brtnei
. i . r . . . . r -;-
pie oi uie numan mind ; it ackuowW
no law but of its own creation ; it owns no
lie of kindred, of nuture, or humanity ; it
laugh at all Ihe restraints of justice ; and
pieau tne sanction ol Heaven for the vio
lation of every duty to its God, its country,
una us Know creatures.
nT itnn rit mi ir cuiua
been at the head of, olk bad mint! to jiva it to mr,! wouldn't
ISo aJTi.r we had pattlod itabou
I then, and bnlv let hint
. .. 4 l I ...i I.
i.v iin&ninirviiiA rnnuMnv. ana nc ii I reiun ii
made a whole BritishRwrirtM Mrt y$"S&l!jSSi
-Hut von see the .rouble on t wasi their
-1 was somedifQetilty between I mmf Mr. Van
" I'.oren. S.nnebiov Or utbnr Alu Vnfl Bu -
So much of our time, end of the., time I Jjs;iis)iiM'4Hasi if (fcwtawarww'wll
if ourj airneymen, hus 'newi'' necessarily the. tiiye after he met is at New.York, mJ
given, this wei k,to print in r circulars, Se at- I c.Kild'nt help minding vccy tmifiliiU
tcndintfUielwo eWt.ms. that wa have ",IK' noiiereu"nooraniorj.r-..u.
' "
folk, hollered'
he would turn a red as blase.
JL !!M cuuiUrv. without refmrd to the laws
TOr land; 6T ibVirTirhia ? property, as
"fce ia F.n!n.nili.the inodtf adopted of
ybty, and warily proreedinff td dossCffl
"a' 'tnni.Mw. ami hiiliitsnf flunkim?. fa
t Me to those purp'iFi, ti ooi bnlyjhe
-""i,oi!t trie Wisl way, t brwia aboai
i rwuit. We . hove latety aecn it as
jn lha VYashifi'rtoH Gtobet and in
loirters, that, thia design is only
"flsll(?d hv MilhrniiiicfU t f.M.Mrr Jtd
rf - -r ....
Ht rail . ttiifIvs4A U i jiUmhatA.M
t" fnalTieir powet- It may
i il Ii... I mj
a- u" SnK, Wtlul pniHllllou
i JWad mionSrpctp'oT tbe iieU
i4'h,'arto these enthusiasts and tin's.
M Is not the land overrun avrth Ihe lat-
r'td are
WHHl .1., k, .j. kJ
vTv, T uo i , iiiiv, l tcr, "jjiv, . win
the str ar
f crime, and the reeord.pf poverty, are
I decisive nf thaui2lia.,5t w .
vi ar,iwrwrtrl-e.perienoe is againtt
einancipatioii. uniesss'nflflJhetlci,,.iiu,aijs
can im iti'Vi.ted, lor enahliu the manumit
led slave to benefit by their fre'dom, than
liuve hitherto received the snncti m of
pliilautiirmity. Ve, it, the pursuit of this
qiH&Jjonsbl ond'to others, who Ha im Ho
kindred blcsid or kindred ciibr wiih, we
are alienatm the itlttioniif a lurge por-
ih'fr'i'C SW fi-HuwcituiiHa, Jvektmfmj the
bonds of our UuionHd f reoarmj'ttiC waV
fie a series of con1iK'nceiTi whicK
the ktoute&l nerve will sliiyer in the con
templation.
The present and ultimate PVila of this
ftrtini'aTih"le'nnjnoelvitn the relations of
muster and slave in the south, are suffi
clently paljKible ;" tBe lueana of preventing
mich intorfercrvre are not equally so.-
The mischief ia already done, so tar as re
gfWCU .the aucccsa of the nwasuree t iken
to render the stave discontented and dsn
ger. F.iiii!Uies carrying with them
and disNeminaiing book'), calling u
slaves, in the. ruAme of their God, their Sa
viour, and their" religion, to ria and re.
turn tenfold to .their mi-fora tha--wTor
tbv havttsuiiered, nave been utlly busy
. . i . j . i .i . - i .
amongst mem, ana preparca mo way lor
such scenes as were witnessed but the
ther day in Lower Virginia. Wbon the
(Jovejpors of that State and oT Georgia a;
rdied to the Chief Magistrates of M iw
clnwetts and New- Vikrwhenre- ir Wis
ascertained these inflammatory books pro
ceeded, by the formerhe waa arwwercit,
The Richmond Whiir has the followin;
remark upon the extract from the sueei h
a aa
oi Mr. l onrad of I'luladelphjjj, deliverer
in ids city on the liairth instant, mid pub
lished a few days since, in the Telegraph
'-u:.. : .1 i " .
Lin is ine luni'UHire nl un nn nnn
Di rnirt a friend of I'l.ion. nnd a frieml
f Liberty. How nobly it contrasts with
tii) slavish and su;)ess outpouring of the
i rociamationistswlio would sacrifice the
(Uenet of Liberty and all etwr the I'ni.'n
was designed to secure, to the mere name
IBUtlaiyJaiis
fheenng to know that such ntiinents ait
stilj erUertaincd iev-4 iU Vyiinwnr.nn
loads te the hon that, ns nmii .worship
wanes, they wijl 're- . im their asn nihu. y
a.ong tliedemorr irv of thf nort'n. Then
will atfection and mi m he roi . d, and
our itiHtilUtions a ..tn i' w.ok !ihhh.."i
"usly. But so bmr a a c- .n;id. .-.ilc-xnion
of thepo 'p!'' 'Tt ieio lTi,iiel .ten
-hall claim for the 'ieiiernlti ,vern i ,i t h
a-lti power to cons'ru' i'ie C.,n'-.i i iiiou
to enforce its decisioim ,,n tli' - n rein,,
States, at the point of the lw on. i h rain
nv, airection, and union will eooHmic dan
gerously atumusted ; and, at ttie firt at..
tej to fsrrf hitf!iWA-:i'iipr'
tu-e, thev will simp aun!' r. A II the s i-.
tioiw and nil Ihe iriteri f ihix r m'e'Vr
acy have esteemed the Uni m with the hk
warn affection, bcaue tl cv b'-hrvil
secured liberty and riht, cnuseoiieiii i
brad,.and prosperity at Inime. lin
when the dhctrimrwai m naUia b.v: -tmua
utu4lM Union the iates tnst thuu
)vereirtT,and bt'cuuitvtn the L'iiiou wha''
rt i " , ,, , , nu wihjiu iuru as reu u uuf. . -mi
oundiUmpractlcahle to l.ll our whole pa- A . whrav.r ...d to ,llke .
We hope, (Iwreford, that our read- r t have a chat, he would alwovs work
era will be filrased to excuxe our Jui'f- it, if ho could, somehow or other, so as jo
thetiiuA . th. r,,m...i wh.rt. crowd in belwi en me and Ihe President.
.., . Well ye see, f Wouldn't mind much about
an am,,, tod one,, now over, we ahull J - M Mother aute.
endeavor to make: our paper more mterea- Al ,oufl j, mm,f. the folka wotij.1
tinir; at all events, wh siiall have morel look at me. let ine be on which tide'!
leisure and sltal! devote more time to the would; and after they'd cried hoorah fir
editorial columns, thn we have l--en uldo rresident, they'd uMtf always aing Qt
... j. . " nooran lor tuaior uowninir. air. i.
io uo, since ine eiaciioneeriuji campaign n i . i r.A
I "uren kpt growing nwre ami more fid
-' UVUI
On Wednesday lait an election was held !
in this Tow', 4" t a Tnenvbr Trrrjvrew'nt tl,c
Borou';h; and ou Thursday the annual
rhrrnnri y. w-li ice" tiinaiirhout the Cou n t v
ty till we got to Concord. And there
had a room lull of sturdy rrd nemocrnt"l
Sew Hampshire, and a(W tlV had al
flocked riHind the old Presidejd and shook
hands with, bim, he happened it Mttrotiiiee-
me to some of em b lore he did Air. Van
Euraw At that the fat wasattt in the tire.
Mr. Vaa Buren wheeled about and marched
fo a mrioL'.r .if Coni-ret'9. uiuttbemofthl trtt'l-roPn lwkiflf;Mthough hetcmitd
.-r.--. ---v-r-i -, i : m n. -J... I. I
ov-4ue tatterf no answer w grvvrtiovT ThxiTiwty1SaTaan
Thiwpritwemidit1tiink;1
(hey not inereasin" and mut
t evefv ilrfv luiv fivortr Jwiifo hnt
'I SlOnieill nf llm lUu 7 ILiA uhl tlmif
tbeir iidluence, and their p'wer
J wtee irr nffmoflmb ha'onTy "to tiieTr
jJZ7r hut to the force of that spctl
1by throw oer the minds, end thaj
ter deiwryiog of riolce4
L What remain thee, when-the . sister
?tate9 refuse to eidfn protecting, but that
tbe south shall, lake jipun itself its own pro
tectioo. and act oa tiie universal princtpl
of eU'defftiice f It Is not only their right
Ixit their duty to do so, and if the nther co
orditmte metntierB of the Union should re
rt tir measures, totounteracvor .inter
frre with, the'se indis'e.n'iaIe precautions,
thenihf vevpltrof ihp tmak jtiuMt take cart
loTthemvhes. The Union, will Ihon, in
biessuiir. ano- tney win ue jusiiueo. in me
eve jal iJun.h inu.rdaie4.sfrrter
vatioo. "the" first ww of nature, in'a final
reparation fritn those," who, though they
may ii)l be active, arc yet passive ui'tru
ments, in unifermining thoir interests blas
ting: their rrputationt ami placing m immi
neot peril Ihe hvea oi their wivea end eliit
dren. Tliis ia onrqinn jnejs. polui
eal ascendancy i no eiiRbie oj rival deia
. . . ... ja . i a i in .
a rnfjues I. q9 pwiy m,nie oi lem.Jruryoi
'""S they evercw Lrer1
Wiweoflhelt dawteel
i!i!U.i 'j and Clerks of iho Courts. The
I 'Ai ' JTs ihe resort P""
Loriut A.-ftettcher, fto Tippositiort.
vrnte.: J )hn Beard, jr,
C'wWnf. C Pfherand J. Clements.
iltrk of the County Court Jno. (iilc.
Cerk qftlie Sufrritr Court.- Ily. Giles.
Pmounh of Siilitburif K.II.AIexmder.
The State."! tho Polls will be given in
our ne;i. We repeat the hdoe thnt our
itrous will excuse our half sheet of thu
eek; in additiou to the ajcilogy whie.h
ms been already given.we ha ve (o plead sic
ness in our family which 1ms added no little
wj,ie, uuu4ual einbarrassmeiits of thrwoek.
We t-lnt.il seiae ihe first op;Mrtuuity To
nake uo the prestnt deficiency by au extia
iieet,
FKDKRAU.'M &l D7.MQCRACY.
X,Kir Jaekwnr friends in this county hav-
Iwsck en the Federat foivernrtient lit JtjJ
own discretion, utid that it was treaioij
nt TBreign-ouwe- o mterpose its nn
inority to arrest, within its - rinsdirtiop.
he-tperrtiotl brin""ffhcihstiiutioiml am
oppressrrt iCf vf tlie "Oeneral 'Govern ineni
well inlcht those w'ho bolievel,theii)Sflve
freemen, and were deiermuied t lie free
ake'ttie alarm, .jniiwe PcqhwIwo.
wis even succeei in nursunnins the maior
ity :,rflh'.pjUtf of Ve''';thtf:;thni
instrument contains the true enysitiou.-t
the tiatureof U(e4clcciH5omic, what di
het "hope la gain bv ill Stfb'mssioa t
.u.-. k.a.i ......
mm consirucuon i ll ir.ey im inev are
gregiousty deceived. Theniajority who
fr Ihe time, may he benefited by acts a'
the General XJuvetmivsnlr wili, drrtihrtcsiq
think it all very right but the minrit
who toel the oppression, will feel the Unum
be aT curse nisfeau of a i IbssmffT liuT:
will resist even nolo death; and all tl
power of ihe Getters! Gove rnmenl would bi
insoftK-tent wgafflSr thy resistance of a sol
itary ftitate, ever to rcstorsunion and bar,
mony. It becomes the. true friends o
Uniop and HbertyV every wliere, to
this important tulijnr.t calmly, dliberstetv
and intelligently j and we trust the old am
the young dent icracv will arrive at Hi
ooocluawn, that the doctrines of: Jeflorsoii
can bnty save, while those of the Procla
mat ion would ...shipwreck these" Unite
8tat"s. That tho formtir will . prserv
our liberties and rights, and blind us in
uni m of interest and atfection, prcsotJm,
these SraK's lo Hireign nations as one na
Ikki, while they preserve ainonit them
selves eftcli its sovereignty, aud Ihe exclu
fMtlticre waa nli"tb'Tecfihft.c iWerwreffi
I (jyerauienu, so . t
derive all the power and resources of
wmsolfdatM lioyejnment, while Iub Jibe
toa of all ate fully preserved, bv each Stale
W ing the BftHwtor of lis own hoortv-he
.t f : it . it ' s Vi r
juoge trseiior miraciinns in me Jon
sitlution, aud of Iho mode wet measure
redress 17. S. Telegraph.
leared out and fiHie lo New- York; to "
tilmt be can di there. - ,"
I never lliouEht f rettin- In to be Pre---
ident ae aoorr, thmgh i ve baa m oi
iiaitkermg for . It thee two yeiji. iu
now. seeing usluruedout as H lis-, I ot.oe
i.... i i . .. I...I.1 A i
IcrilMIICU IO unih? I uoJ jn.nn, m w
I run
bite a nail otT. . The Prtuident.iiadto send
e im-1 hfeaim-te'ore; "-n srweW gel
tiim back into the room amin. And when
hh did coine'lie "didn't spoak to mo for the
wlede eveningi - However we kept it from
the company pretty much f but when-we
come to go up to bed that night, we had
real rjiiarrel. It wai nothing but jaw, J.iw,
the whole night. Mr. WooJbuiy and Mr.
Cass rrivdto pacify us nil they could, but
it was nil in vain, we didn't ooe of us gel a
wink ol sleep, and shouldu't if Ihe night had
lasted a lort-niht. Mr Van( Buren sr. id
the President had dishonored the country
by praeing a military Major ou half pay
lo fore the second oflieer of the Govern
nweid. T'he President begged btm to eon-
sider that I msa very Articular friend of
his ; that I had lsen a great help to him
j both ends of the cottntry ; that i had
kept Ihe British out of MaidawH.ka awav
lowii in Maine, and had marched my com
pany cfcar from Dowuiiigville lu Washing
t mi, on my way to South Carolina .t) put
fun
get mhy the free votes of the ,'pc pe. 1
mean to. T.je Prvsidetit saya he ml' r. I
should have it than" ftiiv tuxlv' els' , a i if
he jiadu't promised Mr. Vno Siire b fore1
baud, he would u-e las influence toi uie.
1 rcuiouibui .U I was a boy about sV
dozun years old, there was an old woman
came lo our house to Id) tortuues.
after she'd told tho test of em, father s j a
he, here's ack, you haven t told his lor.
tune yet, and 1 dont spv its worth a tell
ing, for he a real muitoa beaded Isiv
At that the old woman calched tioluol my
hair and pulled my head back end hioledl
in my face, and I shall neverforgM lijW
she looked riht through m, as kng us I
live. At last says she, aud she gin me a)
shove thai 4ettt ine- almost ihrough the -j le
tf the hiwse, Jack will beat the whole nf
youi- fle'llr b n.fm Uikr--ifr"hief -day,
and whom-ver he seta out to ehmb,
yoirtnay depend iipoii i it "bo wifl' go to tli9
top of Uie i bu dur. - fi ow pqlting :a:tL thiy
ihWigsVeUief , iSbeuiiitioM wlfl
papers, and " hoorsJia' Lr ..ilajor Xhtvi
ing," 1 dott know what it nituui, unless if
maaiis tliui I must tw Prewh-nf : & as 1
aid afore, I'm ilctermtued to nake a bold
push. I've writ lo Col. Crisrkot to see if
1 . .
can get the supimrt ol the western 'tc u,
and bis reply is, ' g ahead. I ahull de
pend u p. si you aud uncle Joshua to carry
the State ol Maine for me ; and m order
to secure the other States I spoee it w Ii be
necessary to ublish n.y lile and wiitittga.
President Jackson had his lite pubt(na
before he was elected, and when Sir. Clay
was a candidate he had kis'n published.-
"ie
hcret- f k-e' cat)i'. thcme'vus the dfer?-1 't-iwirtli'; nuIUEarsi be.tlMwUvii W
iceartv-v ry; in all tiifjri feceuf calls j sntttted to as much respect as anWfti la
a nieeimjrf neve they eroprel this part 1 tno cMjn(ry, . .
wieu aiemi. v ueiner soor 4. it is umie I tl , ili,ui..nr
mi ine douiocralur.)iry and-their 1 davrif a raw lockev from the .d-cure vil
f.nocilMes have been, (hy General Jackson age away down east, jest lx!caujjejjad!;
jr'jp..m?'mivxm sii'wuww, i Major- ciimmrssion, was gmug io,..mrow
ll,u wcessionisis are now your jrmir I the-Vice President of the Uniled States,
rats. 1 he administration of General I and Ihe Heads of Deiuirtinenta iu the back
Jackson is, .beyond- all comparison, thel grmai. ."A't'lhU m dander oe'gan to rwe,
iiemiyturm, nuniuii-nrioioo itihi .ne coun I 4,,,! 1 enned right Uff 10 hiift j and tkiyi-I.
Uy,haseettiiincoie diiyof Washmjtdn:! fr'. Tan lrcii. vou re"lhe last iiwu thai
twral tmrty farther than even John Adams 1 t I L.iirninwilta aid alanit nn luWnrfl mv
.r .t: -a ;r. -rn ::.TCr:tr..:-T.rrj
lid. . Wa Joiwt llee this ,-tw object-to it;
it the co4HrafW,Wdd n-it Vxttale tbaav
hut, ai tl prjrnnpk' ottho fcdernl party
ire now almost umveratb "allowed ,to bi
tlmse un which alone tne Government
an be successfully administered. General
JaffetonwwTTWwisSffaTher tlmn cen
sure for conforming to them. Fred. Et.
Can-no Jackeori proclamation ma.i give I
'uuMjf.jfikftmi ?wett thuic. bead,
and caH Powain 'il!) an obure .villu-;e,
..... . 1 - . .
i ll tot you use. utv bead kir loot tau as
bmg as you live afterwards. ; For if tbey
woukln t Mow you into thousand atoms, I i!
ieiiir..gugWV
last that the old President bopt oil the bed
tilte a boy (i.for he had laid down Id rest
turn, b"iu it was near, daylight, though be
an answer to these ajahdefsrjf the nation-1 coutdii I get na eloep. And saya bo, Mr
alsl Our columns are open to them. IViU ITWaidsun, sot dowu and write Mr.r Ander
.1' , ? . 1 " . .1 - . ik . . . ...... . . -1- -
.aBi -rortinniT, anu my . iriena josnu'
Powumg at 1'owiuiigvtlle, that 1 can t
rauie. rm goihj to start for Waatungton
this morning. What, suys Sir. Cass, and
V'lj..)e-jyjaf
venture to break a lance in defence of the
iuiHrthe fcjHibJican honor ofthe ail-
. i.i. .
oinisirBiion 1 Atasi cnn'cience mini's
owurds of us all. i XT' S. Telegraph.
UTMTjfxo MAJ.JACK DOvVNl.NG.
1 FROM THS JH)BTtWCrRI3lt.
f WasAiifcw City, July yt),l ii3.
fo my old frieud, the Editor ol ihe Port
Inml Courier, 111 the Mate of .M 11 tie,'
not go to Portainoutli and Barter and round
there ! 1 tell you, say Iho President, I'm
irotngto start lor Washington this rooming
and 1(1 Hires days I'll be there. ' What.
says Sir. Woodbury, and not goto Pert
land , wliere they hate spent at) much nn
ey to get ready Co us I 1 tell you, says the
i'j-esideut, my foot is down ; 1 go not a step
V
SJy dar old friend i I dout know but you turtlier, but turu atsiut this iiwrniug r
ight think eSeont,lbar t nfnt4 bet 7Jtrt''X:"'naT, ay j, anu not go to
lack here to WasIiiniUwrm,reYhHnafirf4 M uncle Joebua say!
night, and not write to you. ; But 1 hain't' Al ln rresident looked a little hurt j
tlj2Js-.iiec4tr,t.wwVn h"'l
Pve talked Wrtfi llie" PrciiS'ht UifT'
and he says pubtibh it b) all means, and.
set the printer of tbe Portluud Courier
right about it.
So I want vou to go to work anon ae
vou eet thin and pick dp my lem-'r ami W .--
m to print 'em m a book Jdi 111 et'diwo
dt write a history of mv titeTto purinTC
Ana msmg wrT crargrTTT ff TZ "
-But t Want vou d be very ce'tnil pot tw,
fcil JcitenohaTlhe rascally -CdJera-iavet , .---
. ...... ...-..i..j-- .v-WJrt-..i'
oeenseaBinio rne pnnters, imaes in wwg--' .
With mine.' It would be as tad s break- "-"?
enesf t woaw eptie tne wnoie puuumg, . . .
V . . I. - .1 I I .1 .. M
i ou can leu bji my teuera, ior 1117 w'rtj ( r
til .sent 6 you rau Except that I sitit .tu--- - -rjT
going lo denv but that 1 did afod one htlla' . . ' '4
letter tsold Air. Lanjt thai lwi"'a lJ??ififr'
ITwrlt Ga'rette. 4 'And 1 Jdoti't know" uM&'Z4-
any ixwiy iiusio-s 11 ,. i. am scou inw iw " -V' ,
Un.i iur.no a jiuaoioceiiiieinmi, niHjei-..v y,,
waya 4rer jkini Jtos-ur84 ues-1-"; - -T-rrr
cliargei me a eent fotmjt keesicg ) and h r.
always agrees with uie in politics enartly. ' 7
The Prerideiiieaya .I . muid hav-e-pH-"
tureof me jut intd4ny b'sik. Ite snyt C .
he had one put into" his. So I believe I
sluill write to Mr. TljtcbKifai priutii jltjtry
little 'Juunialjpnper in .Boston, and iget ' '
bun to gotoeome el the beat ptetute tnak' --
ers Ihert, jnnl gt lltom 4o-do tne trp SMuT
a sfick as they can., -.The. thins-yii.jL'
know witl bit' heip getllie i.. votes of the .: t, -
people, itid that'a all 1 1. For I tell V .
you nowt right uo and u ., I never wiUW-li' ?
take Hiiy ;oirice tliiit docs u'( i nm, jy the r
freevotea of the pcnido. 1 I'm ;4 genuine ' ..
deTiijcjaricepuTi!icaurnd lava was.
and so wa my father before iiief tod Uo
e le Joshua besides. . "t y,- i ,7
1 here's a low more t&irt that I want
tq spoak to you about In thi. tetter, tut I'm
afraid it will get to be too lu.gthy. That
a ahwy that they jfo 'in; the- newsartE ff
aboot my bfing married in Philadeljihui ig
all a hoax. I. ant married Tel. ntir I ehhnt
be till a tittle bhw ved Vwt. ' ' 1. ;,' .t; i
,
Xt-sit. AVc aabtaruaJXt: iWtlbt going t"!JlJ
iiesl thewlet ttir-witB' dtpr1I1iSiini' trtJ;W mylars, I cafhrot and wtl.l ,
ana 1 uni res )ivcu uoi i eua nuotner
indu - And sure enough the President . wus
as goouas his word, aud We were all 'pitch
cd u; by sunrise, uud in ihree days, we
Were io Wshingtoo. ' ' ,
tic's. tltwnrojrwtlhtStxrr loTIeC Tie Eifiir,?
Lit tne Portland Courier aiiv more than Ai'
W' . "sr a t a ( a W w
rlrew iacRson wiu inrget Jacit Uowuing,
Y"o.u was the first person thai ever gave
ms a lift loto public life, aiid you've becn'a
boosting me alona; ever ince Tjust
... (j-- w ,,r-,- '-..'4,1
doot- lJowmtig. And. that are :orirWnrf-- ., T
that the President give uie a Curmdl'aeoinW
mission jost before we gaTled dowa east, it .
not exactly .true. ; The President didj,fl"5r!"
A iid bbrt we've boen ever since, battling
between you and me. I think I'm k ttiu r I lite watch about the next Prcsldencr. Mr.
J into a war now wliere 1 shall bo aide hy Vu Buren says' tire Presnlent proinissd it
,Mij-r Jack lw,nii?.saysthat after the
Printout W'tvud the diisjrea ot 'D jctor ;.o
'fwi'':iW1I-irvarJr''lTiiiyerHity, some ot
tUem sfirk bs'ikin fotliri.. ptrcdlo
"slsisHpl
President was driiikiog a tnu of . Mgr.
With ;Mis Q:tfiCf, they t'tofltiw'su )l lit
tleroooi artj wrote enne httiwz fp"1
sheet of jwsielioard, jut like the Oenerars,
and they sot down and signod their names
to it j they told him it was a degree of A.
S. S. which stood for Amnzin Smart Skol-
er. The Major says that the kol.dge fH
hva when they gave- the General his paste- j
board, jabbered awav like all natur.
and by to do somethiDj to pay you lor it. I lo hiih,'aid ifw ho charges uie and the
The reason, that I havil't wri to you bo President with plot to Wurk myself tutu
f?re .sihatirft bjaveJagd-Aretty serious it aud leiive bimout. " Its true, IVe been
hosimviS to attend toaiace wo got back. nominated in a good,tjiauj jiiipjs, ii tribe
Bui we!eWtt art ihr wtrrrOTd1tt: ,.Xiiiuai
f VaSurodTias cloalred out an-1 gone burklChuak Courier, printed away off aimnv
1 1
ffilibcrish worse tflan Blck Hawk's, but
tercets but ooe of aafi ty or pril Ii e or! th td tieiieml never let on, n1',;hodd'
. . , . . . -At ' . I . -,'."fv'.'.-
kfrUt?J3jt ,icJtw,4.lrandf I j twetToigjjers m Fennnytvapy, tod a good
guess with a bed mtm biseac. Mow just many more And thcin arei'eniisylvan)
between y-u and nM in confidonce, I II tell I chap are real peaters fur electing f4k."
yoatvw'trs but pray dtait let on about J when they take bold; andthal'a what
it to any oody eUe for ihe world. Didn't I makes Mr. Van. Buren so uneasy, Tlie
you Ihmk pwwy strange what made us f rowdeiil tells him as lie haa promised t
cut .bak so quick from Concord, without help bim, be shall do what he can for him ;
sninfl to Pmlaod.or Portsmouth, or Dow but if the folks wiU. aula ior md be-Jeaet
nihgf ille t -I. 'fesow "tiie paecn hare" saio I help ju. Mr. Van Buren wanted 1 a4M.Jf
t was. because tbe President Wa nt evenrlcome out in tbe "National lute liirenctj iui
t ' well, and the President-had to make that resign, and so be put up for Vice Present
1 f aotfse blmsetf in .aomrof hia tetters; but under biin.:IWt ,1. l4d him so f liein1 tt
tJ -ItfeAmL aw
-r rf? SI"
'-
me one, hut I thanked him and fold hini if
tie would exe'use. me. I stvmld ratltftP'fti" "
take it, for I hud el'3y tf uice d flmt Ma
jors were more apt to ruo m the world" ?
tuan Uurnels. r- f . -.'..-"- -in-'-' '
I "wish 'you would take a -little "saW te .
end .:t JSawmngvllei get uriclw. -Vf -' 7
is.hua to call jmtd,tliiieUigAii4 hKtrtXF"
t,,""-M''lifrrl' I'm n wrll b f '
TtwiVe it would have a trreat ellect in t t 1
nW .....A mil. mi te. tentei-tii iJtjtmjtemtmmm
,-i v.'.i-w.v-. nT n pul U'IrillT
understood, and etnted in their n'sefutioi.s,
that l am the genuine democratic rep li4'
can candh f'e. U know you will put j.-ur i
shoulder to the whel io thr buaincsa,,, and
dV all you can for mej loryoti aa afwaj
a uienu y oie, woa iewetvecn y ,
andW, when I get in to be' PresiJ-tiit yott .
martfepfnd UKa if you shall have as juod : -an
office aayou want. : -
But 1 see it's time for me te eel this let'.
ti4ct Tiro Pre4dent ismiite comfo'iabl', .
Vi.sde biiMtt.stjd Htff -f f iit I Mf4 J 'ma.!
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