"
tiHri the tiwk of on tooksellcra, CooUkiiiif amongaJ
uihcf. 5!1,0(MJ volume ut tnoJara Gorman, French, ami
llneliiiii work. The totnl destruction ot book, a yet
I ..,., ml., lnMirMlllu,.liim. i'.i
tactions of scicntiHe objects have perished, particularly
one, eonsistingof 4,000 model of machines, belonging
to the ltritw Society, and which wore used in the
evening mil Hand classes, instituted lor the mcchan
ia ol iho town.
',o sauio latter give the following ti in estimate
uftio uuauMty of merchandise consumed: 2,000.0001b
t bullae, 9.01)0.00011 of Wifar, 3.000.00011 ot wbich
were rednwi, 1,200 bale of raw cotton, 350 bale of
tnuo io . " ti"r" M Carolina . W0 aacka of Java
fie. liKKOOO bbk of palm oil, 500,000 quints la or rape
MI i (M)0,tonol Smyrna currant. 2,000 ton of cheese,
,')( sack) of linseed, 30,000 piece of linen, 8,000 cssks
of cl'rt,: 4X pipes of corn and potato spirits; 400
,)) i4 oi rum ., viw.ui . cm maia ana Amen
tan tobacco. '
IV rK.V A II O li I I A i .
..o x ostrT, 2i. or. -riid.ij7jiy
i i hi?.
Democratic ' hepuOltcan Js'uiiunuHon,
rom oovtanoa,
LOUS D, II IV It Y ,
Of Cumberland.
WHIG DEVICES.
U'c have carefully noticed the'dovicca or the
Raleigh friWer, cunningly exercised for aome
months pal, to' divert attention Irorrf the true
ijuef iona tuiwjnconJ. mdrnZbyfulm
''"'T?$ms. """1'hiala an old gameof the party, and we
h'ijrct to tee that aomo of the Democratic paper
lave allowed thenel vca.to be drawn off from the
n.am point by these snares, evidently iutendedfor
i hiit very purpose. If Governor Morehead can
niily Coulfive to keep the Whig doing at VM1.
myion out of aight, h will very wJli.igly
to all iftt odium of the ice house and cliick'o-roo
oA-ratione. Ilinm it U that hie organ, the lf.
yifttr, it continually bringing forward trifling
l.arjjo nTiiist Mr. Ilonry -it is to keep the
RuioefiTtie paper engaged ittf small inatlcrf and
m'frranXmrwtiimQitM the true is
nrt great question before the people. It it
t i'j trick of tho wily rogu who cried, atop thief I
m )i UiMit! when tie was himself the onlf thief.
I( iheirtvVauiglJ bo allowed to oiler a word of ad
vice to our brethren of the Democratic press, wo
w wiilil say to them give but .itila heed to these
smH M.uMcrs, I'.-r in a grcatxohtest like the re'
n nir involving prmcipie, iney nave, out mtie t'liicl
on the puBltfiiind. lt the W tug jfry dwell on
ofh--tfii!y aro l!tVijrct for their agitaiion
but our Luiin'M 4a tS charge home O'jion them for
tfieir fUgrant sbu.vn, and outrageous miarula at
Vu!,t!igioo: tur boim; it !o arrxin them be
' irull.u poople fur p.isMinjt llieodio'M n.uikrut Ln.
fvr running thGovprnrtieiiflBTer hcid odd eVa
iu dubt-tor duuUug
Citrine away the public Votiey to Mr. rJTarrien
amd hcrtluiitCTfiig to ii tnorgioua atiount
t!i cipurist'i oj tho Uovonihiciit for ittetnjiiin
M lay 4etrcrHX haoJao our Mcn.d Coimttiu
ion lor the irrof gf idojatty in wfiwhipping
Henry Clay with Juggernaut deb isenjnn', and fur
tm eiuWm.4 lty W -tlrmly , bruiiflln
apmi ho emm.ry by their unwise, reckless, and
(Utigcruu legi 'latiini. These ure the matters thuf
i "ii! hi to he & leforo the people. If these out.
--,U;Miul..iiftg
akeii tfiwr'npieheusions, assiiredly, cbargea
lnrle and icthcinpiiLle in cuiiiariaon,will nef. If
the pwpui are willing telK-nd thejr flecks latTm
l.!e su!.nijwnrl be talt d doubifaud ihreeiold
on tht i aajt, r, tMgnn c;lep,nd shirts", the
wflj fcnt care a liriur (luvenfor lifrehea.rs ire
andlncken,sH4:u!a'ic.u If JU't' 0f8 l!injf I"
see ihm xpi fNea ol Govern 01 rfii up to 21
million's" " utVToII'tFat' wiiawiM' they care iiboiit
'invpftior SJorcheaJ'i icnca bod ste .ds and gill
tiCWiur4. "
lrusnotttiee, we sygtfli'i e and amn.uni
lin ii sntull umbers, Lot u f us arraign, tr, ami
" cnvu t, the; loaders Whlggeiy'wi tl - Jij;!.
crimes and misdcmeanis they have fwiBimiteil
i!Jint, t!ie,'nstttutiQU and Jbo lights oj the pi
I Thiwe can do and this we will dA
.J Protective Tariff. '
The newspaper contain an acrounl of a (rrBt
festival dinner given t' Mr. Clay in Lexington, K.
on tU67 8lh mst. Tho luhowing was one of ih
tiss's: IT ...
" The Tariff. While all ar know legs the neees
el nr. luriea-'- "l ilolies id me. I the rXH-tidi
;-r-H '.! (! iverMinent, ii islht. pnrt of tin Pjilijjhvri
d m.c i offurd that decree of proliction it.
hiino industry, which shall insure the permanent
,asiieutifiucouuuv," ' , .
Here is tin undisguised and distinct avow al coming
hum Mr. (;iay's presence, that his iitlherents go
' j! I r rvciiu.e Lot protection, and this is only one
1 1 "'idi evidence ; many declarations o Iho tame
ml .oiij stronger are every day made by Ihe
Hi r.il lenders, vet some ol the Whiggery are so
arehiced us toi'eny that tliu purly go for a pro
,vl'e Tanll.
' "r Il.s Excellency -Gtivi-rt.or Morehead is new
": on In. Western lour. In Ins speeches to the
,M,I' he will pnss as briefly as pm-siMe over
' !' i-nttrrs nsifs. lavoritu Uish-mg themes ol lltl,
!"' ''- 1,u k'wn what he thinks id' the Whig acts
' "' Exit riesHo-i-what of ihe llanhupt Law
j l"r'f -'I"' .numal thbt ami mlier like
''' " 'ii ehemis. i i.M.n. tneqiiekiioiis about which
wii,t to hear Iro.n III. Excellency, and he must net
"M'i io.io.l(,.. ,i.ln , ,, sv,.sl. n hoiM-the Dem-'"-ft
will rail him to die stand on them, everywhere.
. s"uli'd I'Me Pr.-i.lew pro tm. of the Senato,
!"-"t e htKt src nuts aimistt be- oiid h"pe, dancer.
'"v'"at IVdencksbjrir,.Va.
Kr-Tto loarnod and laLorious Editor of lh
Rthtgh Regiter m been c!os!? mgH,i fltl
ome week pant i. aearching ov th. ,DUS.v
Journal of the legislature to m-e what be couh
fi'd agunat the Lwofoco," a. he delight.- to
call the RepuUteana, and aure enough he haa at
lat made a moat wonderful discovery t-he ha.
discovered what hundred before knew, that Char.e
Fisher and the other "'locofoco. voted against
tbaiodefimtei.iatpoaemenHf (be bill to establish
a Bank of the State, and consequently were in fa
vor of it in which bill there waa a provision to
raise three millions of dollar by issuing State
p. an onnijiiiff tin discoverv t liohi n.-
Lditor give ui a truo sample of Whig iairness
he doc not state tho nature of tho contest then
before tho legislature, but p rosents, as usual, only
hall a view of it, though his study of the Journals
must have shown bun the whole. " "
Aawo understand it, there wero . two projects
bofora tho Legislature at the Session alluded to
ono, to establish a Dank such as the present one,
the profits ol which were U go into the pockets of
tho individual stockholders, who might become the
owners o it :-the other, to establish u Bank, the
- profit ot which should go into the Treasury of Iho
State. Ol the two plans Charles Fisher and
the ' locofocos" rolerrod to, preferred the latter.
They contended, thai if Iho people must be taxed
by the Danks, they ought to have the profits too j
while the other side were lor giving to Individuals,
the profits anaing from the Hanks; that is for
making the people payer, not recriven of the pro
fits of iho Dank system. ) The same principle still
divides the two parties.
But we shall not t ntor uprm 'lhia subject at this
. tune. It is only about four week to' the election,
and wo cannot now consent to wast? any of this
tiiriffdiscBsmg
to the contest before us. We have other topics
of more interest claiming our attention. After
awhilo howeW, if Iho investigating pditorof Iho
Re(iier wishes to jake a peep into tho old Jour
iiala, we will go with him, and see what discove
ries we too can make. We are not at all appre
hensivo that iho revelations will bo'much in luvor
ol " higgery.f?i
" KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE."
In the memorable carpp ngn ol 1840, (he Fedo
ra'Wh'g . declared .4hat the lemoe rats" had
rought all the bar times oo the country, and ,f
Harrison waa hut m wi .......
Harrison was but elected, we would soon havo fine
limes ana no misiuke that is:
Money plenty and easily come at ;
Prices of produce high, and ready sale
Wages of labor highland Uboi in great dotnand ;
Taxes low and few ol them ;
Expcosi-s of the rjurernmeul brought dowo to
13 millionayear.. ,
When the lime came, the people trusted in thesa
golden promises snd. elected Harmon. The Whigs
- --...:
were established in power have held the reins of '
Government fifien month, and how is it now ! traction! number greater than a moiety ot the ra
Money scarcer than ever before known. j )la n Mw Wh ih .irofAjf ..positi - o.
Produce very low, and still lalliug; j Tne M ai.mgiou U'lobo say that mu ..portion
Tatet.Jigh, and increasing-. ; .... t I7W s vetoed oy-IVentfri,rtriit'?
! EVjicrisos of (iiwverunient nearly double what i Hl" 011 hi veiy account, li i, oouoiuo tt ut-.n
was promised, and still goinjf up.
CoiSr.ihlTTwyinaT
Usurers and note shavers growing rich on tli
dilreses of iho CKiutry.
Ranks flourishing, und
Pcorta m u i:ki.u.
. ' I ; ""il-"'-.
the Irui.s ol tlw labor of Whiggery in not qmtr
15 months reign. "
more? j
.2 crn; qf Scandal.
We are somewtiat surprised to seo so rcspcctuhlo
a paper as Hie Raleigh Star siouping lo reiml
Ciutenij)tible hlllo .lories ol tcauoul wlncll on (heir
luce BiioWntht'inselvts lo be tiu rue. Wu ere
prenen. mid jieard me w Hole of Judge Strangu's
KiK'tcli at the Dou.oviatic Coineiuion. and can
-----
assure tlie . Jvl.lur that wuat he aiU about the IsOies j
s m-jre coiiipiiiuenuiry tiiuu otherwise. I'liere
was not a word in tliu iU.gi.te-.t degreu Uisctmrteous.
H id all the lair votaries ol modern U Injury i:i
Norm Carolina heard ni-ii, not tnu uiu.t eutbust
m.Uo or tlie most tqoeatiush among them, could
have taken exception lo Hie tono ol his remarks.
Tnu duty sheet. U l.io paru would oi couise ims-
j
rt'pretciil this without rcgurd to veracity, as thev !
do every l g else, but known.- Ju.hro titran-e j
,. I-, , ., ' T 8 a,ra"nt
a, tho l.uitor ol tho fctar mu.t know him, to be a
wclrbrcd geiilleiium, we are a little surprised that
he bt,u:d ,e,at a dirty slander oT the kind pii one
. . , 111
to improbable withal. I
rrr.rr. - .rrs? .
ll'higerif Distressed.
Some
;
portmn ot the U higgery ot this Suite ;
nem lea.iy illslurl:d and uuhaiipv that no noitnn. I
atioti was i..u.ln lor the Presiilencyi by the J)ouio
,1T t '.'"M'lrtf'Il iv.ld iu Ihia place n tha gOti, .4
...
May, mi. I i hey are much puzzled to divine the
ctu-so ,vome gut.s ouo reason and some unotin r,
but all ol them me bad a. guessing, tor neither has
hit upon the .rue oae. The Editor of the Wil
mington L'hro tiele has heaid Irom some source or
other, that the thng was not dona because Judge
Sirango had ihrentened H Mr. Calhoun should bo
nominated, to withdraw from the Convention, and
cany with him some ten or a dor. m others. This
is a perfect piece of iiuws to us, so new in fact al
together,! thul certainly U is not as old as the
Convention it lias evidently been manufactured
loonier " since that bly adj turned. Wo never
heard of it before. Ha s.me one been practi.
sing' the game ol invention on our brother ol the
Chronicle or has he been exercising his own
imagination in "on dits" lor tho" iiit.UHemont ol
his reader ? One or tho olhor has produced tins
limey article, unquestionably. Let not the Whigs
however be altogether so exceedingly impatient to
know who is lo be tho Democratic candidate, for
there will . bo but one, and they will find him out
abundantly time enough for their satisfaction, and
Mothaworkfor their Idol. Henry KJlay, the ;
ar,fl;and tlte Kai.kruptLaw willah rcive .l.e.r
J'arifl; and tlje Bai.krupt Law will all mcvive their
piieius long oclore John Tyler's tiuie expires.
Backing out from Wktggtr, Everybody
knows very well that none ot the Pedeinl party
have any particular fancy at thi? time for foihn,!,
Hie least responsibility on account of the Whia
c.s oi mo luxm Session, but wo did not expect
si. .a L - ai a t
ii,.. .k. ui j "
inai me mo leaders would come out and positively
disavow them i-ot auch is really tho casb ...
IJowan. We heard M , trJ t .i p i
... . v ir. A.oraone.01 1110 I'eUHra .
ias ivniff fso ca Hod) candidate in ihia ri.,
deliver his speech at a muster the othn. ......
ha actually came out with a distinct disavowal of
many prominent net of the party in tho Extra
Session. In fad he went' his wholo length in
objecting to divers of the odious medturet of
Whigism, though ho held as bard as ever to tho
men and spirit of the party. Ha would persuade
the people that he, himself, is personally opposed
Co (he most abominable and unpopular of the
Federal schemes he would ceriLii.lv hv , A
against them if be had been in Congress" (this
was his expression) but at tho same time, be is
supporting and laboring to sustain the men and tho
party that paeudtheu very tame acts? What
aort ol principle what sort of siticcri.y is this !
The Apportionment Sill
Has passed the llouso of Representatives with
the amendment' of thq Senato as to the ratio ol
re in eseii tat ion, and it now ohlv wants the si. nm..,.,
of President Tyler to become the law of the laud.
The House first refused to concur iu the Senate's
amendments, as wo mentioned last week, but u
terwards reconsidered and passed the bill by a
vote vt 11 3 yeas to 1 0&nftoKm
We consider the bill as it has passed, in some
respects verv objeclionablo. The mandamus tea
ture especially, ordering the 'States to adopt ili
District sysem for electing members to Congress,
ia nothing less than a hijih banded and unwariautoti
assumpti ,n of whai.jriuat be considered an exceed
ioly doubtful jM)werut best. The Constitution
never intended to give Congress the ngB! of abso
lute jurisdiction over the States in this manor, and
no Congress has ever before asaertod it. Tho
clause under which this right of dictation is now
claimed, was most clearly wteuded to grant Ih .1
vv. mm iiiivuuifa unuer certain eiurenrici '
Llhat ,u,e power of se,f plivatio cl
.. r ' ' ,u
oouy a certain privilege under certain exigencies r
any State failed to make due provision for a rep
reseniauon. uut e en if theTe was no question
about the right of Congress to issue this positive j
mandamus, it would be entirely uncalled lor and
unnecessary. 1 o the Stalest belongs lo delerunne
in what manner their representatives shall be
chosen, and it is no mutter ot c oi.ee rn to ttie
Federal Legislature Aow it is done, so that it is
duly uonu.
Another feature of tho bill, llmt granting afrac
1 6" . u m at
'"onal repiesentation fa resresentaiive lor
cr Mr' 'er win sign tuo bill, Iro.n ine met, lu-ii
This past acrs are m direct opp.iii'oiuo" lots le Tl uT
as he hus voted against it heretolote in tnu joaio
under every lorm. Tne ratio ol "O.O-'U in-i rieo
as an amuiidmeut by luu S.:nate. anJ. cocorr, ,1 ...
r , "
b' tllti Hi ltll. r4f(una.M li.. .......t.. I
Imil)uyr U( lllv.IUlTd
..... oujc-i
; ,,J " "'at'y. but tor our.elves, wo are lieaiu.rt
;gladoit. We cannot twneve old risti ilmu lii.u
1 msioo has uecn object -
"ore disorder, greater dilliculty i:. irausacung
UU3U1C8S, ana ain.geincr less elhciency of ueiiun,
without any counterbalancing good whatever. A
fur.liur redoctiou as we conceive, would bo much
more desirable, than au increase in iho number ol
honorable gentlemen.
'NEW HAMPSHIRE.
A Democratic State Convention iiMseinhlod at
' " - " i.iVIIIUfVU tl i
!,l"curd 0,1 lne Oih ultimo. Tho present i.JOverii.r
of "tho Sisto, Hon. ilenry Hubbard, was nominated
lor re-election. Among others, the Convention
utlopted the following bold, expressive, and pointed
resolutions ;
" Wc nohrf rf, Thsrcview with f. ar snj alarm th
iniineibo mid rapid increase of CorjHratiu!is in :iu.
country t reiraiUuis llioin as boJii-K h,.i.iii.' ... ii,
of our institutions, and subversive ot the liberty and
- , ........ . ,in;ity aim
udepeimence of ine citizen, ntnl in our view rcvimiir
PrpetuaimS the worst features ol ' European arts
KKiracy, in Iho concentration ol wealth and iwtver in
the baud, of the tew, who are interested iu them, thus
enBb)ing theui to exorcise au undue control out' their
i"",' ",oro(,deilL'nJcilt 'clh-w citia-.'us. and v, oriiig
' bear an it. Iluccc uj.n tlio ballot box, l.ilui to ihu
frccJom and purity of election.'.
" tti snlriit. Thai iLo Boh4k Hm4i ...-a .
; . . - -" fn t v.i. 3 U.ll Hi"
the .t)car, have again disproved Ihe charge wine.
- ui .u) oiie-e sa.usi lliepeOl.le,ot III-
capac.ty lor selt-goveruuieui ; mat althotign tne ikm -le
"" - v ,urtmi be deceived by the arts ami taiseiiuwi,
VVlt'klM Hllll lilKl(TtttMir inrtn titct mm . . .
ilieir error urn! lo vbit iijwti those who aiUui-y Uu
ftS.-U.lt.' in.... i....r ....1.1.....
t i -I r.v.11 an
mdi"imliou, and thai IVdernlisni. .lilnm.,.'. ,t
. n . ..., uiniutiiii.,! imvr mer;i aim
scentl into the lornui and take Hie people by the tiaou,
cannot Imij deceive them, but is sure in the end to iiicu.'
Meir dis'tisl and contemn'
"IlitolvrJ, fiiat the mighty rc.ouiion in pubhr.
epmion winch has recently taken place, points clear!,
to the ro-uistaliiicnt ol a Demticratic Adiuioistrn.nm and
the re-csublishinout ot the Independent t reasury
Ny stein. v
" Knotted, That in our opinion tho Bankrupt Ad,
trampling as it does upon individual rijihti, rcndcinie
Void tho obligation ot contrncjs, and exempting past
recklessness and extravagance Irom their natural con
sequences, is injurious to ihe morals and destructive to
the irue interests of the community.
" Resolved, That in the opinion ol this Convention tho
lime when our people will consent to bo bou-rhi up
with their own money is tar distant, and that uUni that
timt arrives, and not till then, it will bo tune for their
Icirisluturu lo nlacu themselvra. in tlin .ti.ti. ... t. . .
t. . , . . ... .iimiiiv i- u:
k'ars, roccivine from the General Government ft! II .ill
the same money which has been wrung from them by i
unjust taxation.
- " Resolved, That taxation, tliroct or indirect, is a ;
burden upon the people; thai the rapport of Govern.'!
tnetit render taxation necessary, thai taxes should be j
imposed only tor tho support ol Uoverainent, and thai
when unjiosed with any other view or fur any othoi
puritose, tliey are violation of Justice sud again.-i the
spirit of the Constitution.
" Resolved, That while we are willing to submit to ;
i ' ' -' '
aT.rilT imnoinff duties for we deny in Cot, -
lmo,,,,, au.im.lor prrfec(i.i ti..i
gresssuy p.iw.-r innp.m duties lor prutvcium: tiiut
we beiiv vo ti.e u.;iiiti Ui eriiiiicnt ims not the poww
to U Mi- inUuoti y mu 6piiat ot toil man tor tliu i.eim
lltot siuuhor own, twiiuh i. principle ot protection;
believing sucn k-g ilaiiun to be an inirmguinoiii ot'llio
pUm si principle, ui justice aiiiiajsiiist Uk- dictates ol
a sound and wi. plic, and believing too, Hut no
nation gains any iiicreue of wsaltii by uxmg one pur
tiou ol its uiUudtry and' capital lor ilia bouulil of a
smsller porhfm, but, on tho coiilrar , loses.
, o(M, lm ili, rilit to piocnbo . tlie I
-P'oe.and wsnnorof bolUiuir elwtious lor Sew
"LZTTn V??w bulo"Ji V
. J1 M 10 tlle Oouersl tiuvernulent : and
we looi uoon ti.
Mira, mat ui,. rijiit to piuocribo tlie limes
iho
- -w ,v vviim uuvuiHUIOIII IIU UJSl
Wt look Utlfiil tint
at., a
otstus to uiioosu their lUpiesoiitalives by divnots, as
benijf opposed- to tba truo spirit of fej.ruBCuUiivo lib-
litis property risen in value?
The Federal Whig elector for this District
while cnuvussing in 1810, told the people that it
Harrison should" be elected, property would at
once rise , in value "'tiTpcr cent at least. WoU,
Harrison was elected, and tho .Wings placed iu
power and" how it it now? Why property has
fallen, ai.d is still lulling, li any'mau doubis this,
lei lino atteud tnu coustable sales daily taking
place, and so'o how pr .prty goas. Wlio wants to
buy t Nobody. Wm wants to sell I Almost eve.
ry body.. j ' i
But if Whiggcry is making the mflpv p M, it is
( making tho neli tuo nolo siuvcru, Hie usu
rers, tlio olBcfrs, and la)drs, ail are doing a
pri'isperoiw business.
jf'at-se ore the gLriout fruits of 11 toggery.
' '"J" 11 -
Georgia Democratic Vancentum,i A Do.ii.rat.
ic Ctmvemioti aMoiuUicit itrAliiii-jgovuie on llio
80iii est iiioini,. Mr. i j,U3. Spamamg olUcIu
tosn was ci.oeu Pic.iU.ml. A Coiit.i.uiee ol 8$
' "''!'u""ei1 lo '"P"1 ,u ,nt ouvamwH liieimmesoi
b.uuiuuiva io constitute I lie next Congresnioual
ncket tur .,, k,.. ..... ........ :
-i " iiib iuuruiiiioo u
list ol mimes, iron, wlucti lue Liltowiog gentlemen
were elected by ballot o ton,, tbe ticket .-Mes.rs.
4Bh.nL ..i i. .. . . .. .
. .vuU,y ; ..ic.uiiieiiotcnatliamijft,;, meRsur. ;& nioiiiei Co de
cooper ol WusciH-ees llarals .n ol Troon ! I.
. ...
t . . : s 1
r o, i00, a,ia Pumpkin ol Floyd. Two ...ore
were wanting t0 complete tho ticket, and it Was
believed Mesera. CohU o. Clark, and dt.lo. ot Cast,
would oe c..oen.
The news o. the parage of tha Apt,.r.,onme,
B.h had ,rc-ched Milledgevill,, b it not.ee wa.
taken of , by ,l,e CmTolu -
-.
83 more for thai horse.
Governor Moret.ea j ... Xm ,,ro lslJ(J ,hrn.
son was litue P.deot, i, 4 nor, then setlmg
lor 8.5 snould ,oo o., loo. Do ,10 bh,.nlu
and cou.,oa-s ge, Mtre per Head tor the horses
the sro coan,ly .eu, .g-or d, luey ge,
f a stran lo lUe q,JCstloa.
,h, truth-or hava you ,
Gen. .Sr.-Tae InenJs of imsn.I.man have
call,, a Staie U.veu.i.m to be hold Ihrmlwr
..;-.. rur .. Pountu, camna, m 1S ,.
d try l. look a ar.-th-r Inilllary her().
Piant iy Drowning. An inq-iest wan held last
..I.mdsy on the IkkIv of l.irman
. ,
!?t,.te!i(MN4a.lltranl' (?rei.rk.,a'U dusossad
l.-.l L . ...
nanheen subj-ct lo prno-iical tits ot msan.tv, and was
dersntfed when he hit h..n... last week, since which
time he has be.-n miMng. M started orf Frulav
had' been aubj-ci to prrio-iical
which
found, lie Hob nlLpmnliiM
to cross tho Crecli, no
doubt, when drowned.
(Jov. Vf ..reln-nd lelt h-re thw moniin2, u id -r Ihe
eseortof , rainotic c .mmiltre uf the WhiM of'
gallant littlo Mo-re, vh.. came here to ni-c-mi-. ny
nun to l.'.rPiuf .v'ie.-. he w.il sp-ak to inor
ThealMV is .,r ol f,o shiOs- rcsf.rtfl.i t,. i.,
pv-t an imposing aj-pn-iTiince to iho tJovernoi h
visit hero, lor ejfrrt . a distance. The foljivin
IS the truth we can prove i "
train (hi Xorlh Carolinian.
'uv. .Moreoe.id left
m ruinjj last, "under thu escort of
i i
Coinmitt,.,. ot ihe Whig of ..all,,,, ,u Mo .re,"
bO I hi U t uo
'4 OiiM-rver niin
I'.II.L OP FARE.
ii niy- alt patriotic.
I Liiilo Girl.
1 Hiack a driver.
A Corresp.Hid.-M of ine N.-v Y..ik Er'prist fur- j
ois.ms nit! i.iMiiwing si, in. ne, it oi (i,e v.ite o i Hie
I urill h li ot -lite ongi.iYl ot proreetn..
s stein in this country ; for . I . ? i I m r r ..f Hid w,(s
properly .a ri-vcnno lull, ihongll taoJilil.hghtiv,
i . prevent u violont r,-.nrii m Mti ist the nnuul'ie ;
ores mat had sprang up dunn,- the War m
tvim-h latter r. sped, it was in sp,r,t ,!.',,-
sa.iM- as . e l.ompro:.., Ac. ., 1 "
i i T - ... 1
I inenltoiied in mv letter ot esterd.i 'o- T,r it i
..'I IdlG. Pi.u v.nes u.mii ih T I ... iK-.i
ih'h.re me. t he li. II passed on mo ltini .. A. ,,,
md by an exceedingly cl-.se v te sves, H17 i,,,,
lUij (a void which, thouli given iiit-ii ears.
since, by tliu way, n is titli;-uit to otn'.u , i . 13.'.);
Filioen meinliers from New Kni-innd voted t mis'
lull, twenty fix lie n Now Yorj., m (ru:n .e .. '
lert ), twt'ii y four Iron. I'i ihis, Iv.iniu, tuit irom
lK-ii.wt.te, (Lotus Mi'Liitif.) Ihiitoeti irom Marv j
I.Viiil, out: In. it. Yirgllilii, (J.ist'pti Joaiisnii.) nuie !
from G-nrgi i, el-veil Irtni. Kenttifkv, ('He present .
IVlimisier ti't-uera! u ii '.-g liiem,) iw. Im.o IVn '
nessee, (niimuel IItms-:n:i, tunv e J'eXas. ouo 4'lhe j
two,) I'lurteeu from Ohio, mintr limn Louimiiim, '
two troiii Indiana, ouu Iron. Ilhoois, n,,in! f ,i,n
Al.iba. tia, ouo Irom Missouri, auJ noiVe from Mis
nesippt. I
Among thp nnvsvverct! from Maine, ."i from
New Hmnpsliire, 11 trom Massachusetts, none'
Irom Uh'slit Ishmd, one ir on t 'tiiim c'icut, none I
trom Veimoiit, b trom .evv oik, none Irom .New
.l-rscy, G irom lur)lantl, ','1 from Yirgiiim, (mem
ding the two Harbour , Randolph, W. C, Hives,
Andrew Sievmison, and Cieurgo Tucker,)! 1 3 Itoo.
N-.nh Carolina, (including Mr. Mangoiu,) Q from
South iiarohim, (including Hamilton, -(cDu !o .
and Poinsett,) ? ,n neorgia, vl'orst.h ,,
Cuthbort me last voting lor the i'untl ". f lfl )
none Irom K;iitueky,7 Irom Tennessee .now (rom
' '
1 Ohio,' B from loiW C , "
c. 7 i!.',.Vm:,,fl n 'flrl,l
cslon, ale Mi'nmtef tn 1-Vnm,. i-. i. .
,, - , ..mo , i will SIMM
na, ni.uo Irom Illinois, 3 from Alabama, and ouo
from MiHKippi,
This, is a Utile different result from tho one I
-ent you in mV) laaMe.tr,; Tlio strongest oppo
nent oi the ot 1834 lM Mf Webster the.'
present ternary of State, who moved to lay th;
bill up, tho table. Tho mono,, wa. lost by
majority of twelve votes ooly 110 to 99. 7
Difficulties wiiR Great VruJia.ve eovy ,ba
fdlowing article from tfco I'htladdpdia piit tf
the 1 imes of Saturday. ' '
There is every reason loWtotcaUfrftelon.
United btates, on various point of oational inter :
and amicable manner. Lord Ashburton U . , x wia
fail confurenco at Washington City, w tj Z
inmMimen appointed lo treat with vJ ,1 m'
hc North Lsstern Doundary question Tmt
definitely known what are the terms of com' romi.
tat agreement of son kind fc.ITlSiT.SPrK
territory of M.ln? may Lo divided, or .11 Sj
which is he Id in dimi.m l. '"
Ma:neby ,he Br,,',sh CTJS
oii mi. mat one part f the arrangement of
this Mt.emenl of difficulties will be t .T? ,, a
freeiiaviaat.on of the' M.wiaippj 0B tho pt J
Great Britain, and the St. Lwrence ,5 g,
Jotins, on the part of (he Untied State,.
Lx Governor JWa.-,The Boonvillo Al0 s
Roister of the 0th ult. says: ' U', J' f'
to l?rn tha, there fciprVjJSto
tbg bands of the dqtnori who sought his lite." 7
"Ditchargr oftht Laborers at the XaUvaM
-Ve regret to 'hear tlut , ,he irZi l , '
navy yard were discharged at 13 oVImKL! J
with but a fetf hours' ,mt,oe. Vhll f y
become necessary . JL T ' h? meai,ur0
' "r1? h.
nnurunnitioin n..o. e ... ., ",n"uni oi tfio
,J r- . ...Bijr lur me aoivice of ik..
riavv.'anrfniiliMrw,.,.i.i..T 01 'ne
""'pousattio lo carry ithV Tl t
JctijWj his AdministnUi.m are anxious ini,'?!''
CO,mlry !" " 'T f ieCinc he Bocl
t ho are for makinir eamiai i.... . T "o oco.
t, . , ' "ress.
can impudence vn fur, k. ,
jontv of fftr, in tl.e H.7. . " 'l w hi "
an emphatic majority i iho sJ2 VM: Md
f-'lhar, we say, &m J 'He
j Ml lb Damocratic p.rty Znlmbl TT
I SvT & 2 ?f
' Jc hat U menu B "Wed
( nrtttSh feW
'jrirr '"
! Who deluded
all jwreeT.ii,!, and treacherous.
yard into the behe, that, IS f'uV"
"! ry 'il
,,,l ,M 8 d"y "'J raas. beef 1 Who prom!sed Z
T" U Tip Siy
Jo c c, d Je' fiifo of it !hK, "' n B"a "
f,)0j , Master n'k JJf P "lor .
ff ITJiol S$0 0?"
1 h.are, ,"a(,(-ver-ne,-you have utar majorU?
JJneil 't'K" OU L"CC,,?d lho " clgo"
roault T 400 lalnrcrs of ourt' AU n ,!w
i ' "u, the cLtry tha K
I uie "Jx" K"'SS lllVe 1 idle
OH
Tim number of members of Con-re t, .1 i
tiymncnliiCtiululJaHs,,
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I Nc
!
Maino
I Hampshire
7
IU
2
4
4
it
5
UI
I
0
1-Y
Soul.'t Carolina
Meorgia
Alabama
' "Missisjipj i
Louisiana
Tonnessco
Kentucky
Ohio
Iidiona
Ininoit
Missouri
Arkansas
"nchiiseltii
i lih.nirt J-lmd
1 ,.",mC4:',cut
j ermotit
New York
1
1
11
10
'!.., ?ney
J, . "ld
' j "Sr'j
; ' ''- aroIma
Now Jersey
1)
Wichim
Supreme Court.
.
John W. L'tiianf n,..:.i
.,"l",,Ji.' V P- Brown of Ca. n't v ?f
liOO ill Jllio, ,,,,,. l. it
Boo ..f iWntoo. " aSrteI1 ; V A"
And ilia ln!l..., ..... i..... ', .
j Sdrnor Court, via : UK'1 L,censc .o
. ' 'yonnson oi t'harlnif,,
iMAKftlEO,
A'stSck'Vt T l; .he ft,,
-
ocksio i
, lilC . CadCUV
-'V' IK ,'rc1si-of tin; Mocksrillc Male vw.
Monday, . he 11- 0f o? V o
'"'lo in t'-ruis. ( t. " " oi July, on t!,
i , . e' '
or Vuin.nl Greek.
Kn-li!iGrsm.n.r'. :...:.-' .c7 l- (
t.wer brsncW mcXic, 4 1(1
""i '"'J- I. lilL R CLECG '"c'l
8 (,i
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i o U,c ( hurc ht s HilhhTnTrJii;
or tiic
. 1 III,' ht.f .... t ...... . .
,. ' r 1 "lecun.' ot Ihe Wrv iim
-1- t-oncord, hel-J at Mee! . k..' . " R,
i:rv oi
, " "uii.. i, j i was
Looked, it i then-cund Sat;.MarefJu;v n..t
o erveu M a eav ,t ftatrng, hum.:.,-,:,, ,f"" '
view u. the Ww state t , .. Wf I'W
SrEPllKN' PRONTO'.
June 21, I-J. Mtedc-eri(,
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