iy ll.t "-int f re-ti.ig '.f ihi rtnjf j . threw
bim!f ri!r.ly i.i hi ld, "d fl!r
rh dream lit" lti"""C",f '""1
were eooinmally Il "" l"10'.
mj Clhau-te l bv the pliant.. of ' ft'e'''1"
Mi trial kit l-"'g ""fc" 'y ,'1''J
hwamal etronglv ifi..rr-eJ that i,iih.luii'
Approaching. Viih Imperiim. lging be ''
l,J return ..f fteniigj ad r.a.fidmit ,'"l"
2fo repaimd lo ,1. -i'tt chamber. Hy I !
4 hi fl-W h bd woJel W lulling hnn-f
, to etalo of Jf'y "I"-. " "' M,,"h T
JmJ alruck' Hardly had Ihe lal lrok f the
cluck eooaod l vibraw, ! ! 'rP S'9
' v.ft and low rpotie o lb fluie, it lone gradu-
! iucntmtia urnoth, until they iwattod io
" the moat full and perfect harmony. Whwi the
flul becam aikiut the -piril lot ceased, ibe pale
iremclou bgbl again Omd about him, and in hi
' beatitude be cooid tKily ichnm I - Jorpha, Jo
anha ! lake, eh teko to wf fuilhtol bmuuu
'Ittii lime, ' ,n"k J '" j
low and murmuring low ahkb were grdiIJy
tort in inaudible vibration. Boltiiof loitered back
o bii own room atill nwr afWU-d-Jhan on llm
pro v ion anning. Hi tuilhful aertaut aa hock.
ed at bii mailer 'a epeeriiee, and in defiance of
biprobibiliwlaJ'WjdCrllabyiitin,b'ibiij
Q ined to be eoe of Sellner' moat iniimai friend,
foe physician tound him i a bijjh Svcr with
ymplowa aimilar lo Uoe of Joorpha, but HN.rc
decided. Tba for Mtcrwawl tbrouglt llw mglil,
during wbirh b coirtiotMlly rated of Julia ami
tba bur. In ba inwniiog ba waa inure C4impjd J
lha atruggW paat and be fell thai bia relui
wa noar. Ua diacloaad lo hi friond Iba occur
rence of Ihe to etwiing, and no argniwuia could
talk tie Ulwf wi Ibei realily. Ai Hie eniu
ppruached I gradually grew wore fable, and at
Wat with a trembling voice entreated lo be convey
ed to joerpha'a aperttneut. Ilia wih a graii
fied. Ila glanced about the room with awcet ao
unify, greelod with ailonl (car every objoct which
remindud Wm o( Joaepha, awl ajioka wilh a ealin
but firm cotivicliun of the ninth hour a that of hi
death. A llie dorUive moment aprocled, he
iuk leave ot hie friend, and requeued alt ve
4m phyaician to retire. Tly were Uii ahnie
ht Diolh. wuf atrock, Seflncr'a pale fealun
iigblMl up with a eoperoatural gbw, - Joaepha T
he cried, " Joieuha i greet ne ooce inore, on my
departure, that 1 mv feel thy prcaence and over
come death with thy lode!" Iinmliulely the
' tiajp alrinjj reaounded writh a hud and (fHiHWetl
harmony, and bint wavering light encircled the
dying wan. "J come, I coine !" he exclaimed,
tailing lack in lb leal conflict wilh life. Hotter
itad fo inter breathed the harp lonea, unlil with hia
.eipirioj breath, lb at ring euddenly buret a
uoder and lH waa atill. Overwbolruod with
iMDotion, the phyiician led the houae and it wa
long belore be could eraao the thp impreaMon of
that hut and hour from bit heail, or truet hia lip
to apeak, of it. , lo aflet however, ho would
kometuoea repeat the atory in hia own immedmle
. circle, and exhibit the aacred legacy of hia (It
r caaaod friend Joacpha'a Ilarp.- -
1 O l7l T1CAL.
Vx (Ac Rrformtr.
our rosmo.N.
If, aa wo believe, the power of the Ktecutive ia
eo orach weakened aa lo conil the Anininialra
r " lion to Call barl 00 IhO inooiMire for wbioh the
H aStala ttigMe party hava an long contended, ahall
we oppoae thoae who aualain our prtnciplo becauae
we do not confide in Ihe ainxeriiy of our Joriner
opponent, or becauae we are atill oppoaed to the
man who are in 1 lie Administration? To do ao
would bo to chance our political principle aa other
meo do their. But it ia objected that the coiiao
qoanco of an adlicrenco to our measure and our
principle, will bo i aupport of the men I v whom
we ere and have boon onu5aed. It by no mean
fcllovJocusrl rflT adhem Ja out ..nicajurva and
ouTrincipio;lnarr-npreiorB qotiow, or win
" hereatier, aupport meee muivwuni". . p rem
the poeition which wo have ao kmg foreaocn and ao
often endeuvoreo to explain 10 our ni aaaocimua.
' We awrtam llm AnnitniiHrniioo wara 11 is rigni,
v" " whf"w6"'6ppoc-rho opvosirtinna-hotr-irto 'wron'T:
We never hive been, nor are we now, art integral
part ol either of tMj partie who,os luch, ara con
tending for power. We are of thai inall, but inde
pendent body, who, having great end of public
reform in view, united wilh I hone who rallied
again! the admiiiitttraliun uf Mr. Adntn, ahen that
ndinioittration wa in power and used it patron-
aga-to reward ila aupporlera. aud beget partisan.
Wo came into power with Ihe triumphant parly.
When that parly betrayed the interest and deeert
..Z. . -.. ed lha mouMirca il waa pledged to promolo, wa
rallied with thoae who adhered to thole; interest
i. mid thoae measure. When the Administration
" and the Oppoaition united when his bitterest eoo
mie and reviler were erecting triumphal a relies
and. prostituting their highest acadomic honor in
homage to the Preaident, when, by their submis
sion and groM adulation, thoy invited him to stretch
forth hie arm and graep lira public treasure when
- they-wwelled the tide f hi lr"mmjh and shouted
in Ihe train of his most devoted follower we wore
' . found with that tew who looked on in sorrow, but
Dot in dcepuir. ' ," ' - -
When, encouraged by the homage pnid lo hi
'power, the President did seise Ihe public treasure,
and those who had but just entered on a most de
grading competition with hit, moat devoted follow
era in tho race of adulation and subserviency, en'
coursged by a belief that lie would bo overthrown
by consequence of hia usurpation, enmo over to ua
and waged a war upon (he President's; power and
patronage, (we did not desert our '''poeition ur abn
.... . ,lon our- orinciplwe liecause we did not approve ol
' their political principles, nor because we foresaw
that when our common purposo should be nccom
plished wo must separate.
t - : We acted fairly and honorably toward Ihcm
we have borne repeated obloquy and misrepresen
tntioa on account of our aWialion wiihthoui we
i WHI',I ?'" .,'"!,! p? rira t l lo rr or of he r (to identify
u with ihoni farther than as we were tlin engaged
4n a 04iiww ptirpose, giving notice to ell that there
wa no other identity.
T - We have triumphc(f. Tho Executive ia hum
( bled ; usurpation U conquerod ; tho Treasury ia
empty; jwtronoje is proeirnicd and Ihe question
. belore u i, whetlter we nhall build up sbuaea ami
'. renew tho power of the Executive by udliering to
, a party with whoirt we never liave IihJ a political
ammty, and with wlmm wo bve nced for ft Kmi
ted period for the acconipliibniciit f a single pur.
posej or abort e, ihnl' tiuruusc ln.iiii arcuiiiiilih.
edrewima our ot initial position, adhcte lo ourj
d U nu way. br-2h -r ., .u,,,.r, r,.a. lha Ij-aaco - '"h'"'"
.., Main 'p.. I- Ml lh-a allJrn.iiva b la m ! , , " to "uM ' 'T
faard U.4.! Oat -d jnarr d.ir.Nie Pn.M ; m. W.W the fro.U wf i h an w.rt,l..io m
rii.Ira bj. l ilii.-H and ert.h.lird ,) r , th.a enuMry .,; .T'D-..
cuoiM-raiion If we ojr nimiuf ami j a nmrberiYyer tt !'' n.'.IU"!uii. wa.l..p.
alxindon nir prinoipha bnn.i-o wu d.i m4 a-pfe j r,t,j a )miiy l,lbcr Wing i rkntUif aUai.t,
U K ir.rn wi h whom a may, by atrilut, l- (W Mia IWoe, Dn, Hvff, n4 faibUft,
ron.a mln.l, wa will l ihni iihhiiiI thnl , wwlj ,)ltj ((,t Uluium, and lit. Dta
m'nal pw r lidi eimM- a virtu-hm and r-.luie )(, iitmij,4 t(j,ifll,i It, making ll wjifiiy 14 Kruw
party, hoaerer mwII in numlr. to erci a po-1 fw ,,mcnj jn , II xjm i.pK a miUr ll--Ivnt
iiifl.KJiice inauppori nf public liberty. I uki U ing b.tflocl liiietlmt bi-ly, t&M but
Lfwler t-e rirrumalancea, it mul be Jiatinrl. J (J fftj f y ,,rf(, , ,u
y Uu!eilo.-l, ibat. al.bmuh wa way Unt in j ' w- h w lh f,HM,iry will
oppmiHi-tulbe) wlh whom we have l-.vly acl- - din , Ni(li,(Mll
ed7.Mh,Sh w. wo e,,.er ,.,.0 to Mji J
and ceae lo rjca in llxur liwmpli it 1 be- " .. t1T.
citv we do nl concur with them in the ninrife " , " '
and wlicy whirh, uixh-r Ihe prcarnl emeig-iry, HON. V. t. rDI.vjTt)N.
Ihry wwild ddofH. It altobbl e!J lie a diaiim t- ll.ia dirtiiipu-hrd cUmpwn oi the riffbl oT II-"
ly uiKleralo'Nl, ibal o will, nl all time, acl wiihi Hmtoa in tirrn- lUl . pl k f''. "
litem or wild Ibc Aln.iiiilrulnMi in tlai iiHrt of j ra ,js ,M frieml. Jihi1 I H'C bUwIwbiwnH of
an opposition ! iiteimure, na lh mrauii-a n.(iy j (, rat'iutM, tt m.iil rn tnk n tn We lK.d
cwif,.rin with, or le o(Mjed lo, Ihe grml ;nr"ie j owjrflwl YW into Miff. We lmpe. mini,
of rePirm which c bv.i lMg ed crnciily au. tr4i Mjna of uc4i n.rn Ihe lailoraof lh IUUm Ai.'
laincd. io tu vanity by inaiilui'ng eoinpariwiti betwern Imn
ii'nr'i r-pj'd a we hove hrcn In tlm Irague of (Mj jf ((hhib. tiate been Ko jri fit o
Km In Hunk, w carnxK unite with Mr. Rivca in! w,(f ,(lf rfn M (,(.k ()f g,, wofJ. Hu miI.i u, U
hiacheno of rcviir. il, wHwilhalanding Ihe f' f (o0 COnacfeu of ! wftff-r.ty U, U lirve h-Ii inn tie
or which il find wilh llmao hv wl.o.n H wa iao( rtuBl4)j b inri1r n.otivM ih.n a d-..r tucrcie a
lately and bi.i,,ly .h-n.H,,,ced. Thai hit li nmke , ft( k, )if )h(, (!1., Iif wm,hn ri(.lU,
.1 ..Jt-pt-ble .0 M.:.,r. CHy .,d WcUtoi, ami 1 J idv(i, g ()1 CiMK,n , w ,,,,,-ht
(l,o N,i,oml Uepuhlican ,-ity-whwh nmk;a ilm J wiWf wn h, -ld
now apprrove whnt ihpy once condemned i to u
ill moat exccilionalie ! ur. 'Thelaw, a il now
i, proridre thnl the J?rcrelry ahull drpcwile the
public uioncy initw jiot coiivKiMr.jr picm (mj.j
iriQ lljnk. Mr. !Uv pnp"ed to dui'iiule hy law
the fund r-eivnlilo 111 payiiiwit fr fiultlic d-ir,
and lo include the iHinf LLecifl rwyi'itf Itnnk
who conform llfir iniMi lo 1I1) epecifiod donomi
naliona. I il not i.:ilml.lo lh.it, if ihrae U lie
piilMililo Hint, 11 l'iee lie
enacted, win-never Mr. Biddb.! a Dunk mihII rtntime
pocie payuiniit, ila nole will U rwi ivealilt- and u
vault Uwimo the di-pnailory of the public munfyT
'lhi may reconcile ilr pinianna of that linnk to;
Nr. Kivr meaaure, bulk we ere 1101 n pernmie.
we moat be eicuvod fir acting on our own ene of
public duly.
Frida) ETenlng,, October 6, 1837.
A'ljomriimtnl nf fngri.Tbe Hen to hive a.lop
ted a Ileaoltiiiue to adjourn on biontlay next. In the
lluuae Uie Ileaulution waa (couted al, a that branch, ol
Congree h pawwd bot one nieevtire whatever yt.ei
tlier, good, bad, or indiflorenL W thinb-decidiMlly
that tonjtrcaa (hould continue in Feaaion until mim
tiling ia done for the relief 1 country, if that be until
next auinntcr.
POiiTPO.N KM E.NT DP TIIK OCTOBER INST A I'
- WENT OF THE PKPON1TES.
Tbe Bill, which ha med the Hamate fur Potpon
luff tlin uavmuit ofliia October inula linant of iJcDuaites
u.iti. ti.A uuim - 11 1... 11....
Willi iiiv ivaiiBi aiai siviii uni-i ui.vai' in a".a v .- -
11 , , . ,, 1 , . ... i...i,. I church and state) in any form or ahe ; lo prevent the
Kepreaeiil.tivea at on, Uum dal.-s. W are truly djl(turMnce( rf rpronilw., which i cr.du.lly re
uriruwd lo ace the opposition wlnc'i has been made to ! yj,,- Clier 14 veatife of the tariff yntem ; and iiuin
(InsBillndtliequarterrruinwhichtbianppoailioncoine. I Ti J,a qW my W-t cfliirls U. Kite an aaten.li nry to
Tbe Whig huuld be the lM lo oppie the Bill : that the great, conservative principle o State soverei?uty,
psrty wa intrumntl in efrtinff th. pasmgn of in over the djnffemu ami daapuiu d,i. .!!
)epo.U a-i, under Wl,M. d ur.uui'mn taken I ,7''? U""k aT P
1 . , I men! r tu. c n m mo reduced, in puwn
place, iwaisuie there was a surplus 111 the Tr.-a.urr. tnd mcins, thai it can no b.nger rely on ila M.ll.irnre
Rut now that Ihe turj-lui has bcn distributed and a j (nl patmniga to sttiuo a niainty. Henceforward il
defkita produced, ia fc iIm pidicy of patriotism or of j can have lu hope of huppnrting itself but 0,1 wiwloui,
ecimomy to burrow money to meet Ihe current expense moderation patriotism, and devoted sttachment to the
uf the Government that th latter may be able to di- lti. ." wf" ' 7'' -
-, ... . . , .1 feii'.o, an sily in t-flvcling ihe reform wiucn I deem
Uibuie this amount mong tho States in other wordK, 1 maJ iargva -namUle to the salvation of the crMinlry and its
i'it thetrwe policy ' UtaGaneral Uoverninent to bo- institutions.' T ' ' ' " "
come in debt itself lliat it may have the States indebt- j -1 lM.k, sir. with pride to tlw wise and md.le bear
ed to it Wo think avert unprejudiced man will en-1 ing of .Uk little plates riCl.l parly, of hir4i it in my
. 'f ' -t-t- .i i r ft pride to bo OiCmbOMlUiMiiilniut the eveutfuf pril
.Wcr7!-Troe,wenevei1..TTTsrff8.rno..ntofj;iro M K d
tin ppropriatio!i ma do ny Uingreae at iu iai session
ury, ba been tiie atmstptmeine
Mercban'.'a duty Roud; but c
were xtravaganituaU4ias,aiMi wore uiaa uarivaa.fo.ii4 tirmness, and
ll.rr tnrrn mndff. and murl br mrt. Aliuther rauo! In that vear. a
wnicn nas none mucniq prtwuc
at liM measure of tha Kxcculite ! ..They aaked it, aud i le 4iuiH-fie nf the- Fnemotive DepartuM-ut of thf n
we believe that the best interests of the country do- ( vernnient. In this we.fhiled. We then tell Imrk upon
ojinded an cxtctwkin of lime on thee Bonds. Ve are j ' right and sovercipniy of the Staiis, and. by the
noture,thouWUit Mr. Van Huron dal wi grant the "1'" ' ? r''! b,lt r,,ll3nl ?tatfJ ',"'! 1,,irn,"-'i' ""
:', ', ,',- I pitoney of its iiiteriKisuion, we btuubt the syiein to
extension for the express purpoae of producing deficit ,e mMatMi it , u. u.e oppoHtion and
ui the Treasury that theDepoaite Ijiw, which be and tho administration, and by the whJu power ami iwt mo
llis partisana so much ilcprccaled might, iu prt bo do
fuated, if it did not create (he necessity of recalling tho i reaury, of winch it was the parent, euuld not be
surplus already deposited witb the Slates. But there ! rrw',ed tt mce. The surplus wa sciwd 011 by the
. , . .. ,. Kxec'itive and, by its control over the banks, became
is, in our opinion, no pond reason why this Ril , for'.i r -, 1 f.. , , ' l
1 b . Hie fruitful source of K.X'-cutive influence and encroach-
postponnifr Ihe payment of Dcrwsiterssliould not bcc.mie I iel,c Without hesitation, we joined our old pxncnu
law. We art opposed Jo Jhe .rcatjoq of. 1 NalionaL uu llie Urifftuim,bt.toih-rwr'wo fli,iinu-nb
debt, unJer sny circumstances so long Is il can be ! out inerpin in Iheir ranks, and made a gallant aid
avoided. For one thing i very certain-we re done 1 wcw-ful war sainht Ihe encroachments of the i:.ve-
,i e . i cutive. That terminated, we part with our late allies
with avKr-Mwta in tina country for some yers to come, . , ... , ! , 1 , .
...... it.,,;- ., ln peace, ijhd move forward, Inc. or onward who may,
and if a debt w made by tho Government, another will I0 q,,, frul(soJ mtr onpi but H(lccewfu Plrll;,lc;
have to be made tcrpayit.Hf ii increase of the Taritrj under the old republican flajr of '08, which though
take place, which i indirectly taxing the People of the I tattered ami torn has never yet been lowered, and with
South. Noono at ill acquainted, with the condition of
llie country can exiect tiint tho ainoimt uf revenue
from the sale of the public lands, or from customs will
be is Urge for many years tu come they have been
for a few year past. With these p. ok pec ts before ua,
the' question resolve itself thus: Shall we poMpone
llie payment of llie 4lh instalment to the States, or
ihsIL we create inuilicr. national dcbt4.Wa uubesita-
tingly prefer the former alternative, and if there is nc
ver another surplus in the Treasury, let the Jib instal
ment never be paid to the States.
P. 8. Bince the above was in type, we have rcceiv-
ed Thb Giaa of Sept. :), which state that the Hill
for postponing the depositee passed tha Ilouso on' the
!fl)tb a amamdad by Air. Pickens, by a majority ot li.
It will beeecn by reference loonr Congressional Syno-
paiavUiat 5tt .tlie ih tht preyipu qucirtion w moved
iml the Bill passed to it third reading, cutting off the
aiiieadmeoi of Mr. Pkkena, 0 Ute SiHh Uiat gent(o
hian moved to
nicnt, which is to strike out of the Bill " until further
pmvinion by law," and insert " until Uielst of January,
lKIO," postponing the payment of the instalment until
that time. Mr. P. delivered moot eloquent sncech
(which we will publialljn our next,) in favor of recon
sidering tlio vole of tlie previous day and in favor of ht
aiondinenL The effect-was" force a reconsideration
by 1 Vole of 149 lo 81, and tho adoption of his amend
ment Jiy a vote of 130 to 00. The Bill as amended
thi'ii putted a above staled by a mnjbrily of 1'J, ...
A -.W- "
Drore Baewe Hrmolwlird Jwiiv V,, Citaw.
MR. l AMIOL'N'H HITXCIl
TUriMgU lha .litrni- of Mr.-lallwun. (n. ali 1 1
Mr. Kiraiijf.) we har n-d-ived fnoi.lt cilir f 'hi
fjfiner ctnilcmnn' prli on l ho Bill utlionx.nj' n
iwue of Trreur Nnlf,' mmln in lhi Si-nali; on tlie
JDt, gi,UH,, We li'! jurt Iiiikikhi ifk- (k tihii 1.1 m
.j,, t(4j f,. tM) ,M ti liiiiaiwHi in pronouncing
( jjy Crrit elWt of Mr. Calhoun' trtily
grMt.'niitMl it will mor than thni.t mncmue
inJ MUBV,8,t e.tU!iof the real frtemla of Mr.
, ...Iumm- ...1 . toun(r. li (y ,Mii.i Ihe
palrfitie tnd taken by that gentleman in Tutor of rfi
roree .4 UieGovt riuiienl from the Banking H).tcin wilh
aomrrriiiJ F t tht cannot U- uwrthrnvm. N'e
are able ibia week only tu gno the two concluding
paragraph of thnj aprrdj, prom t 117, howrrrr, to ly
the whole of it before our redi r net wttk.
Mr. C ihu conclude :
Vf a bv, .Mr. 1'remilcnl, arrived at remrkh!.i
er inoor political liiBlury. The day "f l 2 ! iiive
and Executive encroachment, of Inritfa, arnl urplii-we,
of bank and nuMic debt, and extravagant exoundiiurr,
are paat firf the preenl. The t.oernmenl atin-U in a
poailion diauntancled frum the paat and fr-er lo cIkm:
n futare fourte than it ever ba been mneo it com.
inenceinont Vr are IkjI In like fieth atari.
move offtind. r the Xlol.-a nylit tanner, and 0 111 the
direction, which I have bt-en m lon uiovlnf. 1 n-im
lha opportunity thoroughly to reform Ihe Government;
Ui bring il Wk lu U orifrinal pruciilc; to relrentli
and economize, ami rigidly lo enCurce accouniobil.ty.
I aliall oppiwe, alnmuiiualy, all atlcmpta In originate a
nw debt; In cn-nte a National Bank ; to reunite the
.J - uolilical and nuiaey power (more dnjerou than
Kxp.r,cncc .iretdy lieara testimony to Iheir imtrioiism,
ssjjacity ; and Inrtory will 00 it justice.
1. I have slated, the turifTsvxtem triumph-
ifcils oFtbe tialion." " We w Its" eTia
nl or the Iwvhicjit "bjmMjKi3al Umii-a'MmiihiMtiS:-
. i.-i- it J cxlravajrancies lo which it would lead we rallied on
n the llAg grumble e.lMM, ,rl0 al0 preTtdent to arrest it throng,
- : age of the Government, The perniCKHK overflow of
1 lne Ul"'fr n?vcr " "e witn n;y consent:
(KT Hon. F. W. Pickens. T,e Speech of this
gcnileinan cm' Iho 20lh( in uport of his nmend
mcnt to the deposito tostonemenl Hill, is short,
but will place him first among tho eloquent, bold,
ami fearlea chompiona of correct principle in the
I HousO of Represenlntives. For fear we may not
no aiuu 10 piiiinsii ine wnoie sjh-pcIi in our next, we
new make a few choice extracts from il s
Air. Speaker, the proviionof that et rt?n Jepnfj,.
acl of 1830, 1 mean are puculiar. They give, tn per
tain oontinpenciea, pow er to the Secretary of the Tren
sury to call back the three instalments already distri
buted, under ceTin"liTnirtiiis. SirVil ia a (siwer
which yoo yonrselt; by the vcry act ivhfeli yoir desire
to enforce by refusing to rare this hill, place, itirlnc.
bands of ilie Secretary of tlie Treasury. What will be
the result then of defeating this bill J .Why that vW
teWiptlaTr
4)acuMic,jplcmn ntaki
it the -imperative, duty of tin) Secretary to execute the
miyio 11 very lener. "
Now, sir, look at the propowtioii. They say Ihe
Treasury is einbarrsssod, that it U reduced, and liiat it
will want funds, then how will tlie denoait. r-i Iw,
eoled 1 Why the Secretary must, of necessity, calbj
upon the Stole, for the three instalments: ..,..'' 7ul
m a.ppoee,0 rcnticoum rav. that the Tmmrv 4..11
Itots..nnnM...r.en.l,n,.nn. ,1.., .L-'rClZ
mnA thaaft at am .u r. J :!. . . a
r " """" """. .'"" m us nanus. tm t
true what a iUcto will be presented to llie Ame rb
. . , . omcr,.wi8 prcaentea a uctoi statements tlr l,i'7Iri.h,ai ;!.' r ., , """"'es many
to this II .d Op country .hkh.antteriylffir
1 till
m-l '::-" '" "''''l i"'1"1 '"'''
. 1 .. .1. ..1. I .. ..r m , ,1 1 I 111 II. i rlHM f and
B,j lu. Mtii. .im . ih'H''ch lf "' '; ""w
il, 1.. 1 II i ! .'" i'. re' "it ""' WH'f
i.fitri'il, i'l I' "' 'f " "f ri l",,,,l,n r'"'
Ul.l, t. I.l.ie ,uA u!f U. .ial-a,"d V'' tM-aa-iri.e
i t,'Hi.i, tut Hio M"'e '"'.
iBn ,.li In .fMrrl, il III- tiM-rc; d a"'1' ' '
lrtitufllih-crMi.iy. .
. il... 1.. t mJ ummI. a ht will
I amlr .-a.ilt f Tbl You , U tU hrcrrtaiy of,
: r i 1 .... j.m.,1 111 untiin Ilia
k.V L J,I- .W..r. WbB rMltraien .k n.o
wb-iiiffi.ib-m.-n lulkalsHit this elaa depending up.
aiHrfbur Isia. and all beii.g Uwuiifuliy bl-ilcd in one
whn!e, I ran a.'imre Ihe tie y. It pp r intan-aling
!--. Il " ini'-"l'i's' ronteii.pUte tlie parts ..f
a frmt rm.iieall deprndm i.-f one great e unbi.
n,l,o olllm ubrd- I ran Miei.iand H. r.b.U I
Vn.lhnie 11 s cKiflnl of inlereU in all .ieti. a.
Why i. it that we set ihfl wwld delup...) with kll
la it iw I.. ..1. a .m.omed divianrfi l mtere.ia in sorie -
" '
ly ! Wl.y ia i Ibat rerohitim sfti r re..u'ion haa
swept our Ihe lurwt po.li.nl ofthia lubilnb'.e ghbi- !
Is il iw bi UM! one rlasa or nun interest in soc.ely
are (J.nnil trii"sr!'nj wiiti or ni t. a.oio.j t. trnm
down a not In r ..-Uf" r liil.-nnl I bia H 1
naiuru-ihia
man, a .md orgJiiU.il in all society
' - - a . .all. .m
,f ,r. Jel not ciotlem... aupp-aui I am acinaled by p r -
arorn sad d' ly t.wnr, wl.cther it ome Ir.un the Exe
cutive, or from the bni,kin( inlen ta of this rouilr),
Hir, I know lbs e.nn.rt Hint is shout lo arise fl till"
ftsir. I fee and hear tho rushing of Iho . lenient, and
I stand prepared lo meet it in advance. I confess I airi
prepared tu meet it, ami let mrt enllciiien nipposc thev
sr to call up interest in Him country powerful enoiijfh
to dirUte laws and government to us. No, sir. It
tiiey do piodu'Wlbi Conflu:t, I y I am prered lo
meet it II h been said, that in Inet tllig till Conteal,
we are prepared to brek down the banking instiluUiii
tthe St a 1 -a. Sir, I rep'l this insinuation with scorn
..J ........... - ...1., Katwl..r f.tr n.rlv .f1frl - I. air.
will sustain, iu Ihe last, the institution, of my own
State, and Urn Unking intcn-sta she ha. nrrn.d -
Hut, it, when 1 am .called upon to idcutily than with
thlsFcler.KJo.ernmeut.lw.llnotdoit. I will not bring
them under sub.. et,on. ami place the cr.d.t and bank -
ur svstem anm it the merry ol a l.wles ...d despo-
Its liiitarnnii-nl ItfTP In U If lit llm dMtmiMnf tl.i.roun.
try. We have seen ami feU t,s, much of it We have '
en this union of the bank will, tiovemment for thol
last li.ree or f.sir years, pr.slu. rn? the nv di.artr.M-1
n. ..liv ,j il, r,n, H,r. il waa this
unsx. win. I. has duoe nse, in n.t ini.m, than any
ibinc else to brtsk down the freedom of ebvliooa. 1
...n,l I .UI . h. the manner ol the election: I
sn. actuated by no oilier d.-s.rc but to promote equal
liberty to all das ; tnd when men in powei Ibooac
toa..rt right principles id" liberty snd of the Con.tilu -
loi ky . awfaspa.ll IK I KaS im tlL Iflif 1 llall ll 111 kAIMi IhC tlaA afitHfl
try fr.Mii the Government of the country. I am nreisir-1
ed, thu far, lo co with them. Sir, no iaun shall aver
seiairate me. in a conflittof this kind, trom tho greal
interest i have always supported. But I entreat, geu-
lieinen to pause iu th.. mad career, because Ihe conflict
..,ii r.i.l..un ,n il.. k.nkin i..o.ii.ii.s ,.f
States themselves if they urge it on. I de.ire they
h.il iw. ...... ..-.I l,v il... si.im rn t.n. Mm ranii.t
.ma.med f.ce f.. tin, mfloenee uf thia tiovemment:
.ud it is !wiui I desire ihey slmul.l be H.st
I am lo favor of tlieir separation. Sir, in conclusion
permit mc lossy, mat I Maud where tho republican
sttssl in 17!H, iu 1SIM), Si and and where the
Slate Rights party stood in ISfc! snd ami upon
iikisc principle, i am prejareu lo siaim, anu uie power,
nf a combiiH-d piess, or Ihe whole interest of banks,
shall never drive me from It.
l pon an uie ouicr questions prcscmeu ny femiemen
in this debate, dicurnry is they were in Iheir charac-
ii:r, - ssomniuiis r.ouj n q uioum mm aim, i uestreiu
reserve inys.-lf for the preat bill---for 1 cslt that the ;
peat moasnrenf the session the divorce bill, I mean,
i hnl bill I hold myself- prepared la defend, and I Tear
no consequence j
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03" Price nf Sptrie. Sink in i FarlnW'e ol- j
aeryerm ear -ksV W?wVrirlr-TMipfrs.,'that Jhe pnec of I
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'.'4r:haT crfy TromTSi" W'l jW e'etir:;
since ihe proeiects of chart-ring National Hank have j
been sealed hy Couj;r.s. Not heir." particularly akill-'
Ik
ll.a Tr.-a.urt le entac the law.or girtnwiieine rwj. ng ... .-... an i.
in.iabii,t wiwl nher are the miMi y H U indrpwl dT ih dwtK.guiaW indi.Juat w coa.
twtml ! lin mi w4 m a that, iimbf .h h u yni, ih whoin Iheie ia M-t a grratar 4 bi iu-r btin(
Z, im- ... romH bha lo te the leaf le ihe .man who baa kea wroi.grd, deeply wroi.H t, .
Lio .iwlii.nt tu .1.1 an. he a.n4 .lrw rohlnbuli. conn" rj.oen. ami to wUsn molitta are at.ll nmpui
ElSStlit . bk !o ih.-aV.le lb.. ' .! had b.rtl, ia a mjnd hick and bol, tt
ui . jVa l Wr. Callioiio ia M armifrd by tiwaw that l
"'! . . .11 . l 1 i.i.ii tia if dMitrrae with biw a.J.tall.- 1 be a-Hv who awaa
mr. in n mm rui""- m "
in re anon tu nit pnwin viaiiiaai, 1 m-i - -
il n thai I ..a wJi-!r vhrre I he -n aducatrd , their naif.iw. iwrciaary vw, and end it over lb
T 'iivl " u:lll.,bel...hed.l.a.l,alKa.Wbyb..ar, wh.W
yUi-Irf Vrtl, III. r.lilutun n. LU-rlir, of my ..I U- -me I.i.m, Ibry Mo no .nore eoinprr
r,2l t Tin-re 1, a ell.ei ,4 inter. . i.,o flio tt. Um n,.Khiy w.kinf. cd hi n.m.1. lla b. tle awaa.
ur ' t t.. .11 ..........ii. aixl a.l rrUile that (UK In the Cernof Ihe t real AU
i iti-re 1 a ciminri o .n.-rv
ril DM I I III 11 ir WU III nil il.ll.intr nun A......,..t....
Mr. Calhoun in his views of the prominent measurer
now beforo ( ongTcsa.. This statement is false. Mr.
1'ickcns, .Mr. TlKMnpson, and Mr. Rh. tt all agree with
Mr. Calhoun; as do also, we' learn, Gov. AfcDuffie and
Oen. Hamilton of SSulh Carolina. The destruction of
Mr. Calhoun being the dear id.jecl of a ceruin party in
and out of Congress, no slander is loo brazen for
their pur pose. .
(KT Tho Whigs, to let them toll it, are the sole
mourners over Mr. Callhouii's fallen greatness, as they
cajl it It makes the big tear roll down their cheeks
to see this great t-t.itoman and patriot in the company
or Brown, Benton and Co. If Mr. Calhoun had really
deserted his old principles and joined the office-holders,
not! ing, we in all charity believe, coulj please the
'hi$ bet tot ; for then li: destruction would be cer-
niTii , uui i.,e a i or isnney cWT make out their
. i..y'"""" "s so oio w.inoueu s to be deter-
mined to stand oa his old principles) and the .Whig'!
ca'nH get him into the position they would wialu ' I
a tuii, .v . ' , , j. .4
7" IhtnlerrtteH tirw. We copy fmm l ho .l.f
r. r .1 en !
r ' 'TT' f Wg J',sl to.Ca!-
!.' Thtfl'rarft-remcmliei
-in po)iUc, b"4 peak tree of rwrty
and good sense. " i
i good sense. a i
From the Mahil, Examiner. Sent 10
JOIIN C CM HOUV
The report is current' in the eanrV-t in.
wilhin Ihe last two davs. il.m Mr r.n... il
"": n " 'ej
tnrewmewdlim,.H
ipenU Tlie report is
'Fl sumeienuy uni.cilUcateil lu create, firm ri;...
Kill its truth ; but from our knowlede-c of Mr t'h.Z
hi- ,.;E.ra ;...i...-.i..:;' h;
7nTZt, 'f'f "od noble, uny.cila-
r-i - - . tj iff.iri.fii
, - s'tcu to tiiat party,
, ., v7..,ni..Hii. , it, ociocfc trom ind fler Mondy siexL
as to the causes which pr.sluced tlie enormous high , Mr. M. Morn of Pennsylvania, presented a memo.
prirc that ccio wd.l at a few weeks tince, nor as rial from citiicn of Buck' ' County, gaint the annex-,
lo the particular taiiMi thai bus produced tho fall; but. ,tl of Te. ;1
leave u to our Whig fr.eU. to .n.wer these quesUo. uj m P1. ,he nideralinn of.
" 1 Mr. W mo s nvolution concerning I hi inquiry in reU-
.. . ,. , I ton to the Florida War. The motion of Mr. I lowrd
loath ( roUa D, -legation. For the purpose of in-: to strike out that a Select Committee ho ppoilltod.,,
jurmj Mr. Calhoun, llie pensioned slanderers for North- j nd insert " that -the Committee On Military Affair ba 1
ern papers, under the name of letter writersat Wash-! instrutted,M being the question pending
ington, have stated for the thousandth time, that nei-1 ,Mef ('Mtm nd P"ke it eonsidc
tlwr Mr. IJ.e.tmi.or any ofcJBou-h-CamiuVlSTr Zf
, ' -,. MJi ' , Dli notion or Mr. Cambrclen?, the House resumed
gallon in the IIo...e of Representative comedo wilh . tl,0 consideration nf the bill to nostnoiw. the fourth in-
f.r ,, l.iW It. 1 f ('pi fmnfe il.nr f f f rf i f, M ,4 1
I,,,;. lUr h a Uli h 1 rt,l,l,l.i t,l.,tUfc.,
I a t,. ri. U ll, ait ki imi 4 tfy rh4ri
ttlm li lh lute t.f rfi.in uff al.i mi u,
iH Btt"aM l1ii Hf. Ntif M lha rrl.uk, 1
rullinU 11 Mr, t'nIliiHm' tiowati iij nri,t, fj
,ta kcriivd l.imiif etny rr.ma to l,itl,
f. ilirg rn l"'! ein f rry d. ffaiif uj hiri,
iikiifiililt J auililiirfi.eiity, lud lfMiti tfitlic Cmi
.(.li fciin,
We aineerrU brpe II a rrixirf mat be correct. I,
will 4'it ine V.01U tifl hi eiHiniryimi inotlirr
. to c aim lnwi r WMier out who una hi Kmtm
1 ton pure and di.itrr.rd lo Wlow-.re of alt ether,
.1 . .1 I L 1.1. . ...I -i. .i
. lamie, me orpin a. - h.,m.s,, ...,u.,
: of Uiu clcmetil thai rurronnu. it ,
1 a-
j CONGHIXSIO.VAI. fiVNOPSl.l
I rlln(,, w)r nMaleef Copying rt prr.
f ,m,ri.(-, m, (Hlf ri)m. .iwy U bM rrwd.
,. ,,. , ' .
'1 tlu-r-by. W e g.ve a ninth aa will interest, ,,
! r.-a.!i n, 11. s coudenscl Sm, preserving th must pm.
,(,.t f. .it.r...f' the propuritivn nd debate Ukkoh,
j ,
. j, ., ,t IE Vi'Jwy, Hiflrttihit "2,
'.,,,.,,,.,,,, Md.trriif a Nalainal n.nk.
Ml STllts ! I ' II tH IsB I IUIJ CIlVPtM IM
, X)tmm , MMl , flin t. r - 51
1 t . ,.ii.. .r ., . 1 . .1
The ScMi.ilti then dXik up, in fiKprnittrrof the Whnie
llie bill iripin( sdtlilHirial cuto-a on redain ufficra,
aa ilc vitiuns in rerisin rases. Air. t aiotinn s aucnl
mi-lit belli.' under cilidersliin. f.'
Mr. Tsllu.n.'e sddierkcd Ihe Senate at f onsider.il,!.
length 111 ..'i'.hn to the bill. Jfe Wai kllhiwn by
Mi-Mrs. t'allMiiui, Kiresaml Ilelilou.
On moil. 11 of Mr. King of Georgia, th i(e j.
j'MiriH-d.
I lot at: us Hiraixrararttta
After rercitinir n. im:iU and petitioti, lha i fu,w
iinpcled lo the unliuuhad business of lbs sitomifif
hour, winch was llie resolution sunmiliea by Mr. Wa
on the Iml. ins! in relation lo th Kkjr.l. Wat. to
.birh an ainend.ueiil bad been offered by Mr. Ola.
, c- -- : '
' Mr.JMl waa 19 favor of the ewnrmtte being rad
, 7 " ,b7 l,neth,!f- .
. i,r- '"'H "'C sublet aouW koTfterred In
"fl regular standing commiiico tn IIuwm, cmms
cjw-ly to take rhargs of anch aehjects.
M'- tampbell then .ddre-ed toe II.nim, abea
of ainbrelong, the IInmi proee.!.
d to Ihe .infers of Iho day, and resumed the Coossle-
' of the bill to postpone Ihe fourth UisUlment with
1 ""!..,. . . .. . ,
' U Pickrna nM.iidmenl lo strika oat tba clause
rurlln-r proviss by Uw, and lnserl';tlM U day
, of J". li) ': conKler.iuii.
; 1 bl" waa opposed by Mers. C. Shepsrd and Br-
, P"'j'
. Messrs. Cnahmap, Ilolscy. F-irfiehl and Prket nok
i in j"0 'ho bill. .
Hm,l,,1 U,u" ,',"k floor, and wsa followed by
Mr- 1 nhrclcng who stated that antes, they .ttrd nn
' '' of '' meiisurcN in one week, Uie rrcaaury
would bo stopiicd for s snt of fumla.
''"he S.cker laid before the ll.yae report from the
Secretary ol the r.e.sury.ot th Imouut of ippropri.
'" expemlilure. for the current year ; which
i wMUidon the table, ndorderoa' to b printed.
j 1
i I ScxaTK. Sssrdiy, XrftrmbfT 23, 1S37.
A Meswiire wa reccivnd from tha President of tha
United Stales enclosing a report Imm ihe Secretsry nf
vr: w.ucli wa ordered lu lia nn uhU mnA hm
' printed. - .
Mr. fallwiun nresenteil a iw-lilw fsm ,if!.M
niiiie; praying the establishment ore National Bank,
Mr. Shift presented memorial foam eitiien jjf r
mo.:!, ff.OM4 the nnejilmn of Texas. '
The Senate than took up, in ftMTtmitteeoflbe Whole,
the bill imposing addiliooal duties on certain eflicer,
a deposimric in certain eases. Mr.TCalhonnmod-'
ment heitij. und"r ron.uleration. i
Mr. Kinjf of (Hi.rjm, addressed the Senatfl at length,"'
a,d eoncliidetl by moving nortpoocmeiil of the Whole
yj'ct itntj Jhe. jotN.,..lJe,.wm JulWred by
at ......... X-.t 1 1 -tv . . i n: .
(
.i.i-sjia .muiihsim, .in isioowsi, j-Hmsa-atw awes.
On aaotran of Mr. Cliy, the Senate iiljMifnd.
IltHiMior Rmmrn-ATivnt,
l It. nt.vt.An r.r T I I .... . II. 1 I 1 . ...
.... .. . - . .
stalment with the States. The question pendini wa
Mr. I'irken s amendment -
Mr. Smith simkc in favor of" the bill, and Messrs.
Thompson snd llnlstcad opposd it
On motion of Mr. Williams, the Committee rose ui
the House adjourned.
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Monday, September 25, lOT.Wessr. MrKean and
Buchanan presented several memorials from eitiiensof
Pennsylvnnia, against the annexation of Texas; which
were law on Iho table.
Mr. ('lay ol Kentucky, presented pctittonajrnm cKl
leiuj ot Wlieelinp and Baltimore, prayinir lb incorp'.
ration of a natkmal hank : referred to the Committee on
Finance, ami ordered to be printed.
Mr. Nile submitted the flillowiiifr joint resolulion:
Revived that the Senate mid llouxc of Ripretent
live of the Vnited Stated m Copgre$3 nMtmliUJ, That
the two Houses of Congress will adjourn, snd clot tho
presnir srfston on iMoniirty
Mr. Hubbard intnsluced a resolution that Uie Senate
nouiu meet at II) oclock.
'r!'B s;"alc resuimd Ihe cotisklontion ot tha
',nIK,s'IT? certain duties on public officers doprisii
torie in certain case. The question ponding being on
Mr. Calhouu'aamnndinent, - -
M. r-i i. .'.
' ' v""-' r upwnrus ni inrce nonrs in opposi-
10 the bill. , U0 sfate, that he had w.ited.to heit
plana 'that 'onnld "lie brought roryrato 'b rediC.t
laborert, but no waa compel- ?
M to declare, that so far, he had beard nothinar from . .
C(I 10 declare, that so far, he had berd nothing from
I 1 DulFmy cxpeil.cnl. nod the other n g-
iRravation oflhe ills instead of a cure. Nomatterlrom
J wh1 C,UWe 0,.,r .ai,!trW8e P"'n?. the doty of r
TT0" P"renl itovernment lo altord relief. It wa not
reproacheaa,
nd awaken nimosities ;
undei (he extreme sufloring tiiat pervaded Uie lind, be
honed that all nasi notitical slrifn was'fiirrtitten. He
attributed the present state of the things to Ihe sctflin
of the Government ip refusing lo recbiirtcr th bsnk,
the removal of the 'Depoaites, the (iold bull, ind the
Treasury Circular. . ' -
lie considered the sub-Treasury scheme an" expe
dient" which ought not tu be tried, it pregeanV
. . 1 e u at in ma miaTM ariiarti itwl ia 11 w bbi iiicui aoaau aaiaa naiinaw aar 11
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