' 't L 1 Kill
n ;-
(iiv John bi:ahi), Jit)
ll X M l i .M
Ka )r.pm to lh" Iirdluf
vmumvx wi:kki.v.j
IU initm, I kan
ill t t4 IH UMs IvMuMa, 7 fcri ntn f lftaf0a M -f"Mllf f-r arii Mat 1M nMI
Vol. XVI.
Salblujry, Rowan County, (N CV) Monday, October 28, 1833.
No. cfl'J.:v
tin
JTf V ilfTT
iSrCRNJII. IMPROVEMENT
CN V UNTION.
l meeting of Delegate from several
in die Slate convened in the
,,jVrun Church, in tho Town of Sab
birv, Thursday Ihe 17th day ol Octo
k.f (33, the convent bio wa called to or.
p frm t'i Couuty of Rowan, who
-' that Saml. I . rallersonnl tbe Conn
J Wilke. and John W . Hmdto of the
of Cumberland, be appointed "tee
tiri, wh'ch motion Uin? unanimously
(.r4 v, they assumed Ihii (Jiilie of lucir
MM s-tordingly.
Ou lU'Ki'HJ of Goiil. Polk, llio secret
w. m re quested to call over the name
jf rrl eounlic in llii btute, wlieo
f d legale appeared, produced
l,r erfh-nual, and took their scats, to
U'illiim II. Green.
jiarrvs Paul Hurringer. D. M. Bar
1. CV McRee,. Daniel Coleman.
Jj-Siill. Chrto NV. Ilarrw.
Ctmbrrtaid KJr. L. , WhihIow
f,V P. I!"nry, John W. Iliuku, Duitcau
- irrjittiw C'nmpl)cll, rhonhltui
r.lkl n MWmI, II. T. Hiowafl, !!)!
"tiiinerriVilhsm Knff. B-jmuH KirtKt)'
.JLlwjCv.. - ".1.: ;-
-L-XMiutotm i 'hn B. Martin, Eduiun
P berrv, t'r iim'h Luck', J4inc L. Uoiiiet,
JrmiiMi P. L.H).
ffiiAlin lb Smith. " s
; RmMnh ll iury B. Elliott.
-f.-MM Hmilh. K'Jmrt MaciMMMra, D
Litt'i. Nh rr(e; Alx'l tlrahum,
J. Mmfr, ii-w. I . (r. Plk, lh.ni,
,L,".nn, Burl-Hi C'raiafl, FiJliii!- Sla
irf, Dr. L. M'tchell, .Michail Brown,
,11-iirv Miliar, Cnnjr II niltMliHi!rf John
k.i.
."f',-'n J;i!a Gray BynunwlT .I
trj.'.-fi -iamuol F. Pidternnn. John
Fi Vv. J .lin J. HfVnn tin ! f) i l H. Mrvin?.
tiiuiiti;atii.ii m (Hir own Ha, tUat ly rail
riU it to l ftli'rr)(f."
ItrnJettfurthtr, Tht whilo wa enn-
fK! b I ciaire.lo, im! , to with clMrfu.
imimi, IU ritflil of all and every citlno lo
appropriate hi nwiM-y iu whatvr ub.
J;cl' U internal improve nmt it i'lin
nuy.dirfctt, ytl W4 derm it iJ:liiKh imir-
tmite, aiHl Nuit'b to bf clriiro 1. tti.H Ihi
prttOU wf intnrimtnimieati'Nrtrb
rtSnHml a rfmtmniil,iBil iu i Uo ayHtntii for
Ui inlnriuil improvciifiiit of Ihu Muto,
within it Inn Hi,
Kr.dcxd further, Tluit it Im th duty
.f tho lociuUfi of hi convention, Uvinu
anion all party l. clni anJ aitctloiiui pr.-jn
dice, lu umi ail liiudulila DiHiuavorf, Mi Hum
rpoctive riMintioi, lo impruia 0kii the
in.tKM uftUnr frllo ctliiw th impor
inm:o ami niH-i unity if prompt, activa, au
united ni-rlton in ailvuiiciug lh cuu of
inloniul iinnrovf in.-iil. '
M RfuAerd further, rhat in all catei in
which VwMMiHiltlc iiHliviiluu'a ahatl nub
ocr,lie lhro fidha ol Hi amount nrciary
lor Ilia arctn)lil;ni(!Ot t any purlicular
olij.4:! tutitrniptrih-d in the r-noral ytrro
for improving tlifl Smtr, ilml the and in
tliM eaoa. it bn rrconiiiwndud lu Im
iM'iHiil'iture tu CMitnlMita tho othtr two
nil ha for the uccoiiiiiihiiM!iit of aaiu ob
jntl, d:, if n?wry.Ji.b..rr7wwch.uiu
ul money ai uiuy be rquiMto to elluc
iimj uniitt.
" iff. SmiUi prcteiileiTiue follow ioa wa-
olutiona, to wit:
"Ttrtolfifd: That thin convention n
f'oninV-hd ihe chartering T any ftinMinie
lor the ixiriKMe of conatnictmir rail nmd
hmHinK In innikopi, either within r with
out jh Btafe, but rt k'precalei tbo nuici
dul ixiliwy oL iiivcHtiii'i 'thA fjinl of (he
Hliite in oy olhef llmii IIiomc kadmg to
inarkcla tyn thuSlate.'V
Mr. Sninl. Kiujf Jjintcd tho art en laf
rinliiuotu (iloptcd by a convention held
iu Itileigh on the 4th day "f July lut, to
pettier with the addret pullihed by a
committee of that body, lo the peoplo of
tho State on thfl uuj ct of intcrnul nn
provswct
from MiIuki in VV'tLlon, altltongh uirioiA. ft.ii rtvicM'ully rccoiium-ml, Ilml provia-
ly ood to umIimI of lh lranrl4tim i l I (mm txt loado bv law f..r Ihe , tilf
our urpiui priuuve, u yel ujcepiiblu ai rihing litofjikt of the tndt iu any
t);i inotion fJIjTil..Mvljirring(!rIUl
ticellency Governor Swain, one of the
Pvejtet froitt the county xt Wake.wiu
umiinwHisIy appointed TrcsiJcnt. of the
CuMveu(iotif whereupon on -motion of Mr.
ilr. Seawelf, from wTicnce ho elated the
f -tHemeetioj, in a succinct and
i mnUe 'Urew. vlzr;
'11e8, acvcrnl rcluiion, nfter liem
readrwero Kll ffeJlij the .landing com
mittre appointed undar the rei!uiious of
Un"moiina of Mr. llenrr I
7Irio7 rtai Imt in tho decision of ail
juei(itiit exuin in this, coiive.iition, ihe
Vote Mial! WJ tiiki;u by'f ountit-R, carhxouu
ly reprPHcntcd, bein entitlo.1 lo one vole.
Oil Motion of Poclni Fjaiikliojhu coiivuq .
una tlu:o jidjourrfcJ ui.nl tomorrow morn
in J 8 o tlork. '
.i.v.;; rr rl04Vf OtTowRa 1 9, :
TTiFtoavwitwn met pursuant tj adjourn-
nil
erunt impruveiueiil. an iiniiroteinent,
eoimi;nftiirtie with iImi iocremud quantity
oflnilit which the ronatructiim of ihe pro
will rail ihuI woulaend down tho river.
Mr. I'utm!r aUo pteacutcd the LUowiug
WMoltiiiia : ; .
" Rei!iJ, At llio opinion of t'lil eon.
vent ion that a !u) renr J by Ihe LexieU.
ure lor the inture!, wellare, of a Ltrire
portioiv f tlie eitijsewv of North Carolina
require llul liin-ml em-ourainent ahould
heeitoniirtd tutliw R'Mnokeiwvijation eoin
pany loaiu Ihein in luo iuiimoi fiurnt of the
miviation ol'ihrlti4iiiok riv r from Milton
N. C to, Wtld.xi, or ;Ulitly the prcwnl
teriiiinuiiiitf Miiiiu ofttio IVir-tiur nud
PortaiiMHiih and Hoanoke Kail Uiaid."
V llftolerd furlhir. That it in r iiodint
for tbia convention lo Jot umiiiHirea lo
have un'inoriuU circulntd', oimI iiiMlnre
vbtaikwd tibo'piculd U the Louluture
I'd Una auliji-cl.
Tbce aeveral reaolutioni were trferrod,
under the itandinj order of tbe convention.
lo Ihe jjftierul committeo. .
Mr. 8eawrll from the (icnrra! commit
tee to whom wa referred the aeverul reb
lutmna fibinitted to the convent hi, nmde
a rert thereon, urcoinpaniod by kumlry
rtaolulKiiHi which were read, and on mo
lion of Mr. Henry, ordered that tho uiU
report liietlicr wjth tho .feaolutiotu, be
recommitted to the auuio cummiiuie.
ii a f st a . t ii
ir. K-uijoen aunmiitea me tuiiowum
reanluiMMif, t wit i
" Rrntltfd, That innmiirh the pre
en nyitleriml working th'-Iloj'li., uoJ pre
nerving ihein in n'pur H N t'iiroliha
rndirallv nVfertiv, tnrmg.pru.lui livo ufmn.
mil meqiiHiiiv m iuo oiriou'lon oi Hie
ltblic Unri heim in regard lo (lie rehitive
pMitioitof tho rich uodjlio poor without
udvani inj; the pnperitv, or tho conveu
ienee, of either of llio grand divUion of
humun wcieiv tlmt th" inenln-r of the
eii-ymi; Lewlulura bo ctin;lly. reijuiwled
to adopt nurh nM'niire n will m ealrula
led loiu.prove lltM c.mhIiIioo of the Public
Road lhroughHlt Ihe Slate, nnd to neciire
iniy bereulier to bo incorporated fr
ii.tcriotl inipnrtciiiiiiU, mlifhtvi r llieotlii r
thrrt f flAt nhull bo paid, or cure J to b
p..il, l.y iiiiJivulohU. liulwhihi we d i larA
llii opinion, wo wouU i,Uo rH'MiiHnn lo
the )Ktnlur taearry Nil.wil jiiJujvl
a ii a. . t 4
1 4 mo Diuio atone, audi a 'i in:r;ii tyMcui
ofiulerMil iitiprovouwiit), will comport
with Im character and dijmiy of the
Hi ate.
. HtiolvrJ, Thai to the uccc ful prone.
etitwiit of any evfem of totemul improve-
wiont, it lecwnttal Hint every awUon of
the Ktate ahouhl nurremler lut al pri;fureo
ct t lite Keueral pruHpcrilVt
7. HcMoirrJ, I lial Ihe iv!rnor fie re.
tjnevrted to rommmnrnte the ' proceeding
i4 Ihm ceiiveutioo lo the ik nt Uuotial A
Mlihlv.
t). Rtnolrtd, Tliflt il bo eirneoly re-
Coinmeoded to lli cilienn of ihe veveral
ciinlie in thin Stale, lo elcrt, oripixtinl,
Hi roe uclonliHi, ii't ninmlM-r olour bmm'iii
b'v from each counlv, to hold a conveu
ti o"m the city of Itnh-igh, on ihn fuuilh
M -unlay in November im'I, In i',ei!irulr
further llMHI llirt auhjeel of inloniul ill!
ornvenienta wiiliinihe 8mtr.
t." .'(7)r7, Tlmt llto cliairinnn of ihe
conveiituHt appoiot a cuiinitio o.mttHi2
ol un ineoiU r fruii. ach tlululinn, to
prepare and mUih ait addrew, to ihe cit
ij-oa i4 ihe Winto, acconip3iiyin the pro
Ci-euinjM M Ihu L'ouventiim.
A!Tot which, f repor.ifiilly aubrnitleJ
JlMES SEAWKLL, ChW
ti -nl. Grahuni moved laintnd the usv
cnth leajliitton Ly iiewrtiiift afier lte word
tlil' lintiM, Ihe worda " nor wmbertof at
u mbly, ' hi Ii amendment wan agreed to
Mr. I). M. Barriner moved further I
iimcnJ tho rciwifuinMia, by Hn.scrting the
f llowin;r, after the Gl'lh reaidution, to wit
Itttolrrd, That lo the nut reioiful pro
ecu l ion of iiuy KVklem ol'inli in.il improvu
iitenU, it id ei ntul that n rv weliou of
1 1 its SImIo should uurriodur !. ' r- Ut
' la ihia the olFriul ia fidtowed by lU
l.ohi of ll adminiatralMNi proMC at the
iioiih, while al ihe aiMiih they rthx tigilly
Cenanre. S lib few ereiitioiM, the U"ur
potion oiiivernally disapproved, and a.
ihiNih the aoulh may be uiid lo U) hotilr
lo tlot buik, yet I hey will not approve of
mOhly beinj alioei to it by acta alike
tne t(dioi uJ. wmrnuu-r'l bmmiutk h
act an evnmpld if independence w hicb Ihe
north !.- not etui im hoed to oili,w.
I ia ihrre viewed ire rely at a parly mea
mire, and aSl of one pnrly approve, auJ all
f Ihe other uimpprote. hile at the
aoutli all pnrtict dowpprovf.
In defending Una u-airpaliofl of power on
Oil) (Hut of 1 1(! l!rCUtlVf, lIlO (ill. on con
tend for hia ulmolule control over the do.
poailet, imi the ground Ihal the pi.wer lo re.
luovo them U nol a lemlnlive or jii lu i il
owcr, but an ciecotive one and there
fre all action on the nKj'i t iniM Imi iu
kubordliialHMi lo the Will d tho I iVanlenr,
and that llio Secretary cannot lm nwdeby
('.ui'Tewi oilier tLun a im re &"oi,t oi Ihe
PrrMihiit.
Who dM-t ivi.t teo that thi in fin-1 mnket
the I'rctid.'nl alilute, with no i-omrol ovor
him but hia own discretion, and the nliad-
owy drea I of iiiiie-uchmonl J and Ilml thai
' l .
I A. ahadow, and. uotnuig UU a- tiailow,
none will pretend to deny. .
1 he Uloho at unto ruta the' knot, ami
eoniende thnt uiho clou in the bank
charter." which irivct ihe iowir to the
Sn-relury, ia uncoiiililutioual, if il cunfora
that power on him " olhcrwiao ihuu at the
aireiil ol Ihe iMMiuenr. I tie ainmt ol
tin ta thut t.iHiijren can give uo licr-
tionnry powder whatever to any aren't of
it n Cioveniineiii, r preacrlle to ucb, any -dutict,
but w Imt il will real with the' PrCat
dent to auy whether ho ahull perform thrMV
iluiic or uol, and hoar be aluill H.rform
them. '
It T iri yiiln'lliJiI lite PongrcM wnlcK or
pnnurd the Trenmry Prpurtiueut, cudea
vorul lo aep.irulo llio Ti a.otnry from I ho
K nn-iii i ve P.'piir'.uieuta. Il ia in vain t tint
ihe Conreaa which chartered ihe bunht
tallowed u diHCielioliary Kiwcr UKn Ihe
n relation to tho deputntcr, 'atid
peartd, prfdured tlrtfir credOiltiulj, hi
(took t4wirtfo wit rfront. i.
iVrw laaoivwE(tward B.pitdleji 41-
.&Ir.Crai;a prcscn!cd. tho f !lowing ree
"t ; " Hrsvlefd, Tliot a atanilmg committee
Masmting of one member front encji coun-
ly wpreaoniod tn-tW CwtivrntTOTif-be tri
:..kan(ej by , Mio chair to wliorn, UV rennluvi- .-r. ----.-' .
' V. abiiiilka 4o-W cw
t" refer roil, am lhataaid!'coihmiffeea report
.ta aa - adjourned mooiiua ol thi-r bortv
,S Wten w a iUnaiumott dy A a W - '-
. Wlicroupontho, following pereomi were
tjm'inted to compose the aoid rommittce.
ta wit : Wm. 1 1. Grven, Gon. P. I'.urria
- .llaU Mi-Qneenrnmh Km; Edmund
; Ur'tx-rry, F.U3inilh,' II. B. T.lliott, Bur
. tun ('raigt), J .hn 0. Cyuuui, Jahu- Fiulcy,
en.! Jnmct Soawcll. .. , . . , .
,h reaolution ai amended, were then
a inore eipiitithlo dtvion of Ihe hi hour ofcf,v,'r"ily read and adopted.
kfemng Jbeni Jtt ttJaJl.bsl'-'LUl" yeJ, . I he resi.i.iii,,,, h,n,ii,vi by. Mr. Mc
fhv anrr rner prmrr" VI.U tTS7TiriOi wit
nt-io referred to the genorul alandiny cum
miitee.
ronlained in llie t(raerJinory document
lo whn h Ihe Pretideol name b b- a
appemh J, are piania entirely ihiiw I In wt
and far mora moineul.aia, than Ihe ip.
Immi of rn harU-riim the l'anb. Cur coon
Iry haa gotlm ahaif ami can n': along,
wiii'tii a itnlional Bunk ( lajl if He l'rvi
(h ut' Sfciuuipiiun offeiwcr i wol rcboh' d
iaiapwewiiteawifi
Iheu aie we riptdly leJinj into dep.lii.
The Prt-aidcnt haa,al ihia 0Hmeil unlim
ited co(ilr4 of every cent of ilm oUhj
innncy. - 1'iion hia own ronctrnrtnai of ihe
luw, if he were lo rtiterail 1 d'ohl of the
Kafeiy of all Iliuku, he would ! junfied in
oidering Ihe public lrelnie lo he k pf
ihe r-i.l U anil and, (hajhtlcM, if hia pre.
w ill H:retary ahould prve refiaet ry, he
nnjjlif jet iinoilirr, who would iu ILe uh
ler foi llio IrutmliT. ,
There can be imi doubt lo lh acti"t
ofOongrekton tin Mihjeci.- 1 hoy .will
proinnilv direct the return oflhedenuailie
to Ihe liank of Ihe I. Plate. To pre
vent the eicrciao of ihe tynaney of ll.o
vein, they will poanidy engraft the direc
tion upon the General' Appropriation Uill.
Among ihe latt proceeding of ihe lluiiee
of Kepreaenlaltvea, lail Winter,. W3 the
pnaanjje of a re-iohitinn,. by an inimciiMi
mainryrloX'bTolinJvuceTririhat 7
body in the llnub.aaa place of dep.iie
dr the public nacy a. It i out pieiende4
ttut any Ihln haa iorred aioce to ah ke
the coi.Gdciicu then exprcwavl. We only
font that, hort a Ihe period wi!l U , in
which tbttdepoMlee are made inll i-mio
I Barikr, no littte wrlljie lit by ; iho , trh
ami fooiiaa eicrimetji m wnprjr.Tvwt g
llicm from the Bank of ihe 1'iiitcd.M.ita.
Ye ipeuk IhU, frinii rorolleetion . iie
immrnao lotee, expt'iienccd befvio ihe
Naiionul Bankwas in ofem'ion. A
V1idveno i!oiilt tliul the whole a(T ir '
.FaAflOCX JvOliUI UaOMU-UUI. -Nf ;r
m wtam Iho Prciikjiil wf piirlicipaim nt'
it ( hot the liili hanih-d ami unlawful wt-. .
uro wns forced Uoii him by thao"ho?"
did participate.,' The Slick, moal unfhr
tunalely for llioae politu ul iimbler, lnt
maiulained, iupr.c, and irrdeed advance'l;
aiidjiclcad of reulttuiit Uu lUjuuia JUv-tk
PnLttdouU bowvow aguuMt -the' Bank, "
ihey will, in many irwaiee, bo bwr.- "-'
r
- I
''I
hilaaiotV. for (III! L . i...ui itinv a1 W r
. ' w i . . I
o.u, wua fa
iheo law am uin.M.ulnil"'"
dcleruuued that bdwillr bound
acieruuueu Uiat uH,ll
bv
I ill' HKiM I
I ..I .!
n -or- ti .t I uf -"""-1
, r- , , . , V . On motion tif Mr. Wiiislow, . . .
then lull airued until o cha-k Ihia lav. I . : . , ,
A IMI ConVCUUott-iUOl. (HtfMWt If :TlUHHrinrr he tendered Ui Hi- K.el
ul road lows of the Slate, waa ihuu takonllhe imwer of t.'oogrea ernl- thowr tt' m
President i U lwcea the. will of Ihe people
und that of one nihil. Will Convrex mib
i!turpufhn of their rights!
journnwiN.- ArchibnlJ J.-.Tarter,- Robert J K,y DiiJ t. 5a'uiu,"fo the al.lu" nd
impartial iminner in whivli he h.i hit
cliard iriu.daUua'orjrfcauJuui .'if. thii
N. Flciuiug and Utifu II. Kilpatrick, ad.
ihtiormt'ddrpt&i ndiulbo cowUy of Row.
an, appeared and took their teat. -
Mr. Sonwnll Imm the etnndin commit.
tee to which wns rcforred tlie'var.iouii7i.
olutiona pubmitted lo tho convention, made
Mr. Scawell prerfeutcd tho following rc
vlutMn, to wit i . , , ,.,...
7K.?b(rVrI,"'ThaTi itn'tTie"rnpihi6n ""!(
tin conventi n, that ttho reqnn-ne cffi
i-m v of improving tho internal condition
, (' tho Stale, must bo found in the Logia-
Lluie, und thut where It ciluen gliall en
,fiS in any achenWfifiHiblic'iinpmvemeui
: and shall pay, or aecure lobo paid, three
: filtlwof the coMinf tiicb improvement, thai
the Slate shall pay the remaining two fifth
" tr hio compleiion of the aune, provided
lwY that the General Assembly -shiill
"jo4s rjfftmaSBiliVf -aMiurilily or
aavanRige of uch work- '
5 Mr. Muahnt protciited tho Uloaing res
liiti.Mw, to wit:- -i---.-.:--
, v Re3o!oed, That, whilo with regret,
bwiwilimiotHif feeling; w e writneM-thff
:OrfcfIIthaurLiX"raImer.-- - - -
fttdiir Roliert nail. ; ..
-ivrr;n.,.n t n r..; .r
. .iirt.ii.BHir--i . t.fu.
. Mr. Winahny presented lie following
renoliitinrt to wit: - - -...
Ilflvtd,-Tm1 whilo hi orrvtntion
view with d era and lively, interest iho
adoption 4 n General system of Internal
mproveiiM-nt iu .ovlh Larolma, and while
ley would cnrtiesllv tirtre on the Legiala
tore ihe adoption and visoromr proeutirtii
f atii-h avtitem by mean of Rail ayf ang
ny ollior nioda VMiKin lhey in their wis.
dom may doein n'iot expedient yet
ny cenerar nystcin must, and will, no
doubt, embrace the connection of two or
more of the great water courses in lhi
SJalo he general committeo be inxtnic
report Ihercou aMo4npaold b tmV foT-ftory manner m which they havo Jrforiied
luiin.t ililluJlL Iu uiU - wi"i
"Tlie'GeVieiral Ciminitlee to "wliom" waa
referred thotrvemt Kenotuivm submitted
l'ur.tlieir canaiderflMu, beg,ieae
RKPOKT,
... pft'wU condition of our Snte a to inter
iil improvement we. rejoice . lo seo )ur
iUaon thi subject arousing 4fom4oir4
tJt-fftoTgf andjnanitciting a apirtt, wlncU a
.promptly encouraged, and prudently uyec
ted, bid fair bi.elnyate her jtur a ataudii);
leniof her territory, the richneis of .her
--.-"'11"-..-: .. . . . f ..,
uni me suiuuruy oi-ner cmuaia euw
' oe n-r.
IZJ? HioaeJ uwW, wThat. it w-bolh
? v ffg-i, afthTe tints, this spirit for internal tin
g priyeineut and that it the present oppor
: tll.H I k. iuiL.' I . U . I- rl i.l M).
be
rooionaate4 w4lha decrease of population
aim even an' entire ubandoninent of the
t fcinst, and choicest, portions of our State to
, W.isto and des ilation.' 1
- H: RrnoeW farther, That among the
tlitttyyeare w'h'icl
: "Mil their" iniccesiiive rovolutim,"will I
ted to rj)ort, dofioitely, siiine plan of a Uai
way which shall clll-ct this desirable ob
ject."
Mr. D. M. Carringer moved that. Genl
coin be invited lo oarticipute ir, the delih
crationsof tho convention end Md Jame
A. King moved" further that Maj. Potts of
tho county of I re Jell bo also invited ti
pate ia ita deliberations lucso muliuns
were unanimously agreed to.
Grr-moHtnf Genl. Polls, Genl. Gra
Imm from Lincoln," nd tm motion of Mr.
CraTgi?, GenT. Dudley from New Ilaiiove
and Mr. Palmar from Caswell, were aev
erally added to the general sta ding com
inittee
M r. Palmw aibmrtted the foHowrng n
oTIons wliTcV vereTiieW"ineeinj
lield iitJMitton on the l,4lh instant, to wit
inil lo lhH grot uur
'VViH-thwvatbw"ofihi AaiiHAicTe'.Hilr.dclr
crclaotT ova's jura of ihe mttioa, by one
.,fl. k u ila .....! " -
nini uiiv.i'O na hujmju. , . tl-
ll uuikl uol be overkiriked-ltow etwlr
itM iw'iHo'iuniedvhii'tio
. . i .
may bo extended. - And llio dupoMlion to
extend it hu not even been Concealed.
Tho GovrMmttftiT buUTuFaiid '"HUT collar
prei iu eoiiorwl, lmve yuntured. Id claim
Jor iho l'ftaidcul. iha-apiailuiticMk if " the
UoVof ninohrj aiMTaTl "know jhe CfihfyJ
witn: wntcn iiio inini: joiinvvauio aajww.
. , , -( , lllllll tllIW II .11 WW IVNUITI . ,
conveniion . pw uw.w wm win I - - .j. lU :t.uit
Mcrrrbert the Prwierair-ctircR-1ii rr- 77 -7 .e7 . Tr 7T-. 7'
Convention.'
Un motion fcfM'r. Macnamara,
.-vReialte.d,-3tM the thankt- this
. . i i . i i.
conveniion are nuri ny icnueren to ino n.
:rctaries thereof for the ahle aiid sali.ifae
i' Ch incellor liaoi'oiux ia a tarn
UWtlrv Onli-li tfiuln.'. .1 1 ....... I
iuuw, aiiu ihj tnin,
.mow, anu iki ihM ..n,. s i
,"i. innwmni.e rrj n
Clinton eorre.
I r.l I . a .... (k iltiM ..I llirt lLimi.iiliiii. ..ul
this nlaccfhr the u.w of the church durimrW ...i . . ...o .1. . i n... .. -
Th-i ,k.v t-.rf..-iul n ...t:i vi.i.u I CC-W WIMU u win ciouo. we tmmin inn
liua airevi av motowuv t'l'"" JV...f UJ .1 AW -UUit MWf 4aiVtt tl ntV WlTUIl.Ufll I I I . ' . ,
portent subjects submitted to them, , jch I pn mp'iojj)f Mo PQOBVfXT: idCoinjiesa paaaod ycaraagrvawJ. wbwU
fl-flecTioiis ia tlie time afforded your com-j JJofrt J, That - the proceeding of I Have uovor boen called in question. IU
mittee. has allowed. In tho examination I this conveniion be signed by Iho President I claims ihe niht of uiiikmj war uimhi a so
f which, they have endeavored to unitejnnd Secretaries, and we mulishe. in the vere,gU Siale j and il munt be rocollected
jremi im n-n iimiru m una 1u.11, uiHiniui una rigui ta ClUlllirn, mn upon I lie
that oilier i ocartying iotoclCiol dociaionof
requeslPd to do the same. ' ltuc iudxUry ol.lbe U. a. but aa aVpandont
., Ua niniioaof ilr. Ik. N-BarrMgety ibe upou kis otrrr riijcrreitm.-He clanoe-tho
convention adjourned, sine die. I right of sotting aside both law and trca
D. L. S A N, 1 resident. Ilies, ;iot, it must bo remembered, bscauso
S. F. Pattkkson, i a .
Jonx W.IlcsKE. 5
in a eondotiaed form, the views and tug
gpjftions etpresscd in the several Projidtii."
the rjhjoct in a light boat calculated to at
tain tho great object in view." They
thffefore recommend the adopiion of tbe
following Resolutions:
t. Resolved, Thut in the opinion pf this
During ibo-deWtt on I lie r niauripati a
Ui; the Uuhe o rllmglnn hnd pr.nlj;.rfi,
ho auieudiiicuTto ihe bill, which Briait'liant -
riw mmi)Hil'lt.'il . . t-i.1-. t . " "Li":.. Z - X r
UpiH lbeaW4ule-fieihim -of ; the -alavfi-"7!
wheneTer;be.1oUrhedjlbiC"Briti,'
T'l... 11..L- . C ' I. i l .
mi win. hi 'lannjerinmi'Tnriir sCCuwiiai.
it emJ, to fonlrybWftMMie! liia wuv ting -
fi rBtin d ai ml V. . kit r l.ri.H. t, . " i
-t vwiufi ap-a sfVTjrwiiii nt, m TMIllJ p-
ia ucea mm, went n wiin Ifm fjtdiJUl,..
growinj nioro eurnetr he rejfiteil with ; j
gret emphasis that a, luvo. once lairing iw, '
in Lhgluii,' wus 'tet altera on to aTiji.' " tT
tenia and puipiMea a fiW'ctrizi'aenr' and if r '
IN King iih'uso, m) i uaXbnU.Wlr-1 "" -
4nko, hi acat m tbia-fc.wl'wTilOkV li'SSMS. :
pVit aithe DuTie of Weliiulon, who i
illuMiua by In . own deeds,, or a tho
lloyul Duko (uf jL'uiiilH'rlandfjc Aa.m ,ha,
ir'iuurlg tourtrty. Hit Roval Hi 'hia;
t ''..u. i. ...I .: r....i ' i
iiuwiii4m wiufcw uooer ini, fs writ
be mightiBud colled the Lord t'bnnctllor
to order. Xbe.Jl L' liwicollos.- Wv
er, niaintninrd hia ground, and lite D.iU
had to wurrh out of the houne with an nflii
that he will carry with him to thViiruvp.
t l- . - ... '. T
tie win ncvur araia no i Hum rimm. hnf h
they have been pronounced uncoiiotitulion
ul by sovereign btales, but because it is
nu sovereign wdL.aud pkaaure- to declare
theinlobe so. lie claims the ri"ht ofsett-
" iou a couiiiiuivc ii prt?Mio mwt puiaiiiii no ...w s.f. vvu i
",!hf address to the pcoiiTe-of Ihe State; in obe- fnd refusi,n8 to c"ry iit efTi-ct, not
wliicti .. , , . . , . , because they are opposed by the aovereisn
"d, ft ,l."!nco 10 ,h0 la8t adopted by the pmtw of a b'u't 8Uch ,g
AisiJiiiMirvrswvrriaT vJa :
Tho following gentlemen were appoint
lonvcnlion, due respect for the convention I tB(i committee to nrenare and nuldmh un I biir aiile decasions of the Sopreine Court,
I u :. .. . -.. I . I: ..I -L I 1 1 I . i. . . . I . . m .
wnicn la iu uw;iouiu in iv iiuiu uu m
4th MiNiduy of November uext, in
the whole Slate will be represented
ruiires thai ihe tKirUcuJiu; achetne uLlnlcr ,tt W.iU fci-. ..v..---.
imi linpioveiiieut to bo adopteu, should be I I ho. O. folk, chm n. Jowph Graham,
referrr-d to that luidy, , .:..lJA. M-liarringer, f- Wm. II. Green,
2. iuwipca, . 1 hat such a system ofl Johu D. iJovd, Lmns D. Henry,
improvement should be .devised aud prose.-! John WlJvnum, - John-MuThnt
uted.fl will be hetit calculated to dovel-1 lulmund Ueberry, . . Hugh nrtlueen,
opalhfl.Kso-UJCCJEStaudfldyajaceihe fhariic. I lulwardJJXwdk'yr Mi-4'irinrer,-
loroftuo Mateoi o. uu. : I tienry is. tiiuott. ..t
9i i-RiWe'eifrT hwrwoWHhslnnnmg-thcl . l I eiules. and in curtailing llio overwhelniioi.
. . . . . a. : . . i . . i t - . .
hwilt andweaaiirei'-'-"'
this, we ask our renders, the Consti
tution of tho United 3'atesT "Is ihU Ihe
Government which Ihe people nnd ths
States have formed T Or is it a tulul per
version of that Government ?
I Who Iff ti thai is BuTTTiterestoJTnlonig
ft ttetoleed. As the opinion of (his mee
tinrr thnt it will b( etoodient to coiwtrrjetl
ftrtil Road K at
Milton by the way of Caswell C. H. tho
'. . . fi ' n:7.- l.. u..-...i.
)H KOCK OO W WwrrorTOmwn.nijii
Sulem and Lexington,, N. C. or some oiher
route more eligible, to the Yadkin River
near Salisbury." - 7 H
Rt.w?re d, As the opinion of this niee- j
established conviction indulgedrin bjf this fjJ Zr.zr .. - I power ift the linecutive, which enables hi ri
conveniion, inui iuo iiiosi uiiuiirwui wire i . - . -I.--.. iio uu mesc .iiUJigs . wuu impuuity i - t
fiw Would ft iw troin the construction oil I the democritts wish a conliuuunce of these
Unit-Roads wherever it may be desirable TllE.EAECL.riVE rOvvLR. asurpaiions 1 Do the National Republi
and practivable to do m inihe.l?tule,.yfit,l -,Tlie Gloho, asa good subject, battles jeans wish: it? -Can they wish it, vhen
we ar iml saseoatbto. ia tnei ,;4
vantages which would result ifrom the iuv however must, one would sujipose, exciie what il mu-st inevitably lead tot Tho
provemtmt of oar channels of water com- the suspicimw of its readers to iiiid v.n:i- frieuds of the (Hiirily if our utslittitiona
municatfoHt -both by hringherir of their feirtius deiwjrttts contendmefor power be- ought to unite, and put aq end to this cor
tfbslrdWitins, and -bvcoritieclifrg"lb6tr wa-1 ingrovested in jhe Executive. . We . d. I rupUon and accumulation of Government
TerruirabhTpoiiita,by Ihe establuhuieul 1 not mean the "collar-men" who ore its power and imtrooagc, which, if not check
of ratt-foads, or canals. ' ; ; reader, ihey are bound, hand nnd foot, 'led',, must end in Ihe destruction of those
4 RatoUei. That tho General Assem-1 heart and soul- to whoever-in in institutions
- ..i:.. .: r.L: I . .. .1 ... ...... ... , i.,.....--!m.m i mim m.i mniiu 1. ?zivmri,-vsm?isw-
WaNiMpMMNwafMt-aa tow, ana see eve-1 Vtou tue r itikrickaouiir Arena
coun
TLft .COUfeliceiu'wIiidt .M comnoaorf
f Ihe following diploinulists. .For Aus
tria, Prince Esterhuzey, Barnri Wc'sm n-
hurg.and Baron Neumann; for France;
Princo Talleyrand, Ihe Nestor of FJeronean
diilomacy, wilh iha aid of M. Dnramlda
alareuilj for Great Britain. Txird7 Alxi'.
doen, and subseqneutlv under Lord Gn v."
1 I O. 1 : . . r. r. . V
ijoru ruimersion , .lor i rusMii, tlaroti ;u.
biw for Russia, Princo Lioveu aud Count
Matuszewic l for Holland, l'.iion Fnlk. hIki
de ISyeveldt, and in March, 138, bv M
uenei. 1 nc leTgic commissioner are
Messrs. Van de Wever ond flinmilit
ViTairt XlV7ofey 're"c!iarged''p"riiieipuly
wiin ine iron nuvigaiinn or the Seheldi
ciinlorinaEly wiiTrfho treaty f Vienna anJ
ihwj&rrrfttwirtiir1lj J' '
rOMJNT
- To the bonor,16 the elornar fiohor cf. '
the sex, be it said that In the path of doty "
uosacrifice is with them tori hikU or u
deirr Nothing is with them. .imparhte,
ut ttffa'rittirftaim what i&t?mmi'
cence, religion require.
i.Miuilhia'
r -eHpudei rfftpbutwg inieruaUvm-ji10' tat tho ftavigatioa of tho ltoaaoke
to provide by loan or otherwise, a fund ry thing as they are bid ; but we allude to
thut will enable the btale to contribute I the honest porwon of its readers, ood sure-1 Tho President's Order In Council con
suh-aaimat assistance in thcrptcntioTrfjJy it roa.t have sorne-4Ui they --ee-Himtcs irrbe-tlre mrtijecTorm'cngTiant c7in7
worksoiuiiernaiimprovemeni. tnai an is not ngni wnen ihey hnd the went. There are few of llio more respec
l 'i'hts licepl plciisiirebr i4T nowev
IHyilfltJA 'if "afflie.7 7'
Ubu never. The chnniberoftho sitk,ili
pillow of the dying, the vigils of tin? dead.
tho altar ofrclitfioa. never fail 10 -i,
she ,be, ando delicate that flio wind of
heaven may not loo roogWy ,it her, yet
she learaniMlarifrer, and ilrmdn no innw
quec.ee. Then the dkphyt that Hadaun X ,
led spirit which ncuher courla difficalMei "
norevaucs msm, that rtsignaiioB l,kk
,5. Kopt'd,"That, in lhe opinion of Government official, bawlinir out for de. table, ev'eir of tho Administration Journals!
this conveniion, it w the duty of the State mocracy on one day, and then as loudly which justify Ihe measure. To us it ap j utters neither inurnuirawiioV' rrirreL aral ' ' " -h
to aidand encourage IMenterprize other defendmg usurpations of power by tbe E.v pilars that the removal rf the Deposils,! that patience enffirin whitdiiai 'l
citueps, and tbi couye'utioa doth; there- ecutivc. ... .. . auar tbi circuusKiacep, itid ibo dcctriiieatfictafwHM iLM ' "i".'' 7 if
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