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-....J lll,i l l.irilf l..,;,,Ml, wif (,,ti4l Jx;i ttU ljHjit!-"
fio ware SS4 4-H4U. nnd our imnl imp,,,!
were fesr :J.'S,(IJ1;'.11-11 a loss of e.a-ciu of
about f;i (tiMi.OOi).
Foim H'la to i-ll (l,th inclusive.) our total
exports of niM-rm were S.HI.lOt) .202 and our torn)
' im.Miru were 91)0.14:1 41; showing a gam of
specie of about 4a,000,(10i). - - . 1
What then becomes of Hie dogmas, tli.it fiee
ira ie main a country of it epoeie, M.d that Inch
(Juiitv enable a country to retain its a-pccie 1 Tim
authentic, Mati-siic of our commerce for the bail
twenty year demonstrate- it falsity, beyocd" a!!
lossibf!ity of mislalte. Age.
The "roitt beef" of IThiggery Tho Whig
leaders in 1840, promised tho people if Harrison
waa elected "two dollars day and roast bepf."
,The two d Jllaw a d;iy" have not been heard o(
since ; but the roast beef " was served op nt tho
dinner lately given to Mr. Cnyat Lexington, Ky.
The Whig pup.r tVro announce with a rt:at
flourish ".hat tho party imported from England
"u-hite rirgin kclfer" ' for the Clay feast. Fine
dailies, this! Common American beef Was not
good enough fur Mr. Ci.iy'e Whig atom noli ; he
mint havo " a whilif virgin heifer" of Britisdi blood.
Triia.sho) the Ivnt of Mr. Clay' amH.-tior;s: ho
wants tn force 'iur firmer lu buy tho gi)od of
American mnnufactuicr; hut when heel i wanted
lor a' Whig feast, the American farmer is over
looked, and " a white virgin heifer" imported from
Holland. Meckhnburg Jt jftri'iuai.
,f MR. WISK'S SPCfclCil.
' We may ns well say that of our iwn motion we
annul 1 hardly thought of giving circulation to this
a ......A U U'a a...,. rnnnadllM) t.l At. . B;l.l ItnUlll..
nothing particular to u nn;xi, it is. In
truth U deserve Dedication.0 It , a fine and fore
blesjitcimen i f the Fwh.markci. order of eloquence.
and a that style i evi lently destined to become
the prevailing one in thi country, it i highly
proper that carefully cluwtn mt)dU should Ce pre
" sented to the riving generation (or their iudy ami
lmit.ticm. ' ,:
. , "t ,Mr, Aili3i'nMiltupfin -Mr. wa not
' i; :" tip him by .name he'ealle l op an imagt
m t, iiitry porini!geh'inihriiei!;ii!ieU im " a demon
i f fcufheifT tnd n im he', tw;ired ut the vial oi
V ' wratfi, dreathing the House aritH- ft itorm of
't " 1 1 - r ' r.hetric.r briontoiwi.X Mjt had ,evi.l ntly
I ' - ' m.,.i.mA 4. I'ljl..! sail riui re.iil In
I '- -" cMiiv ikkli .that wortUv--" alt hil aliail atir for
'"J- "Hiin.'-Tlw provocation "w grot to b (le Im.
. tnaniw aS.d'tramoi;u"iliel through a lira ie ot
. Iw8 hour,' lt foreio Hmeof Rppre:uiative!, u
tTel'rred to lwn. member frem hell"
' ,' 'r wai'fuwly Bhvtbmibuf agreeable f a irgiiua
: 7 , " "gontleinar pndio" himself upon being" not merely
"." "iif the;i,rth,-tut oCthe best 1 the farili. Bit did
y , be adopt the auneft meaui of eittuUiahing hi hu.
', -"-'J "" " f "mantty, T,0;theconiMry, heseem to have taken
- " , 4 jiff ApanM,M hw word, and datermined ro play
-tC" -"i-. Vhr4l wiitt' him.' Kven'heri,.bujvewT-4Hi
, ti '.mi'to tav remettibersjj HhalTtJ.d Nick hiiuaelf m
n -v. r not alwjaya flat ant mnoking trom nis ornnstnne
' v .."' - 0ed " hut on on.e pecasion at ilhi4, acromiu,; to a
TZV, r'.'grfat p Vt, mi mnod"of.j:raecrul coolae-
' J- T. ' ' '' " Cickward anJ (.irwarJ la twiahed hia Senj tad,
t i , i - ;,Aaaiitlmnwtt'd,hiene."
A-S . . i,SerlavlyrWf' Adam a-auit wa it own an-
l.'.ijv' jwer ' ervt!i no other it could not receive
-rj that wWd not have teliev-d it of torae-
. . V- .- " -'ihlni itf l' MUSH kaA "imthia llml pipru tpjAiif
. . . . a.i... . . i - r . . .
H nr. Mr, m H tm, .mgattent, ayer -fj btffll0 ConroH, ... iucU he re-
. : - wha wUe -ihu tiwt. Every ' tack must i cp.nnioodcil tho tinp-Jiitoiruf dune at the ra e ol
JL.jUiKhMs-iih'.llIe. recogaiz'-a not tlie viriuu 'foo lh..r cent. rtfliirc-n on ull fre- article, it'.
r ''yT know ?. $' rf "Cc itiu conto npt excepiiohi, and btated, - if this menurw
H auOckat reu.ijvttTi him f .r being '"s"r" ' ndootcd, twre will be received w Hie Tresury
. t that ho ho becntab is-a. I Here is a itssjj oi
V ,'triiira ilhe gre at P t, which we commend to
--,twWMlHnJqi'.te for his brneht.
, ' n (t'f' .y.lhe enemy ilojd ; you hoar !
r ; riimall iiitht., ,
. -,-; .'' v ' f
ndal.ratijT;ai
T we ahould'alio. btok von, be an a--, and a to.il, ami
" ;. , pwno r Coxcomb 5 u your o .1 cons..i3.ice w
, ; CA(?rfcfi Mercury.
- ntE LAYING I.N t.v Uui.t..i. ual payment ol inn uatioual neoi, le tvmg ine pro-
' v'Ji letter from New Orleaoa, published m theicenj oi I he public liU to in disposed ol as
Ivli, ' .Ghroe, eays Ihe election in innl-city will bo Uro!eu, ' Coagres ahaU see tit." I w is most bippy tb-tt
' v beyond ; sJ-aiM. ' "We tnivt already discovered Conreis. ut tho time, seemed cuirely In concur
. ' mwgh of frwi.tj to bn-ak it ; and nVpend upon il, 1 in the reco nnieiida!toi of tni Kxec'uuve, ami,
no exertion on mir part wid be . wau'ing lo smuh snlioip iling lln Co. recto-ss ol Hie Secretary's
t it," ft appears tint iliu taw of L tui-iana req wrc oicUtsi-ms, an-1 lu vie of ao aStii tl surplus, pn-
jhat tV v.'iets sii.i.l prolu.-e at I he :o!l a Ctrl iff Uo-J tlu: Uistiibo'i hi jet ol lue 4;o septe.u'wr In',
catu of the luivnie.-.t . taxes " The elector ' wisely trmtmg lis operaii-io bv t. c..idi;i.is,
f.r th City of Ne Orl-ao," b-dongiag to tne
!e.iV.it piri., a lue Gb;j, " luml-hcd the
.lec'io'Hfrs oil' iiMs-id wit-i btir.k eertilkatcsi .f
t un pa d, whfjil w-r.' Iiilod up 1 1 any wh would
trie tiok.-t d v.higery. I" wa' 1
, wicgil votes wre obuine4, tnnn the in.ijiritvj
" 1 r ti oeur.! ii -ocenJ of the federal lickt-l." ,
S'luuld Wie ten repr.'s.-n'.ativts, retorned from the
" '. ' civ o New Orleaui 1 -e iti-ir s:its, ilio led'-mhs's
will be left in a iittn rf.ty tu ihe L uK sini L-gMi
(uri..
- ,
Con? The c(',ii.r of ihe Purllmd .V.Ivetliser
aiv, h; m is iot ihe it icui strife for Ciav, wi'h
liw "ej.h.'-s 1111 el to fie mist.nn'I m
,.,w we !in;ijK'n 10 lioi'i rsl .11 1 'bis iiu'i
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a d..ll.-.r f ir arm! n.t-. t '-r'niulv 10
.-hips' il-i I i V Inn: . nei-l 1. il," n t..
iio u' i'i e-i!l't- iip-m p;-t at; in c
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-The f lowers "I Mr. ('lav ate making desp -
sjlftrt III' pr"p U.i hl-s dwin-.'litig lurlun-s."'
.brink, however, friiui a Conv i ti in, an I .li-nd
rivalry ol f colt. ell inavjli-t. tin a
li-i
Wui'' In-jlr, nroin l hero or e sewner'-, i; lie .i
find "uiiiiv, of In own 4k: ibsniciiu 'J' lo
1111 tl lo
n-.nort 'of Mr. Clay. They are iiuwiltnig'to
b-ir party and their principles sg 11 j difeat ll
gUiilenum, who, however brilliant his talents, can
never enjoy popularity enough to roach tne Presi
dency, llow often ha he been heretofore defuuted ?
Has ho not lost popularity since? Ilaa he gurjed
any t !nny by the explosion of In f.ivonlt; bank and
it throe hun Ired satellite luutcution, and the
misery and (lenury tntaded on the country ? Will
tlie once pior, d.'-spwed Hctteja on the public lands
now become, in thousand of ui'nt incc, wealthy iiiul
mfl'iential nion whon pro cmplion ho opposed, and
whmn h dunoineod a no be tier limn '"mrale" nirl
" banditti" will tjiey, holding tlie balance of pnv
er in the now State, bo apt to sustain bun 1 '
'is oppoitiu:i to tlu pre'iit dntiniifation, and
hia violent counte in tho Sunuin, increased hi
popularity 1 II im hi projui'tioii to atrike out the
veto wwer brightened hi pra-pct I Can a in
gle event, be pointed out, to ahow why he hou!J
run bolsnr no than in furmor tiuios, when ao aig.
niilly and repeatedly defeated I I therJ ony mora
etituusiamn for hi caue 1 Nouo whatever
Natchez Free Trader.
VETO JSUvviAWEJ.
To the House of Iifjre$:ntative$ of tfie Vnihi
Slates:
It is with 'unfeigned regret tint I fin 1 tiiytelf
undo.-tho tiecewiiiy of returning to t!ia House of
IteprestiJutive, with my objection, a bill entitled
An act to provide revenuo from imports, and ti
ehmige and modify vising law imputing dutio
on inipoft and for other pi ir poise." Nothing cad
bi more painful t any individual called upon to
perloiui the chief F.xecutive dutie under hur hni
I'ei Coiittitulioii, thmi to bu coiiHt,r lined to with
hold hi iifctcni I n it an important measure adopted
by liie L-gilaiure; yet he would neither fullil ilio
l'"rs0 h" M"n . ,r,'
f "Ue"?',a' "r ,he -,lc",m. ' ,l,e ''P'".
cominou cnatituenta of both bruclie of the Uov
ernihcnt, by yielding hi well considered, must
deeply fixed, and repeatedly declared opinion on
lingers ,f great public concernment to lhoo of a
co ordinate Doparfiwpi, wiihujt requebting that
Ui'partmeiit seriously to re examtue ihi? sulij xi of
tln!ir riid'rrence. Tne exercie of some indepund
eucu of joilgnient i.i regard to all act of legtU
lloii is plainly implied in to repiiiHil)ihty of
approving them. At all times a duty it become
a ieculidry Solemn and imjierativu one, ivhen the
oljeclsvp'ed upon by Congrcs. hapjica to in
volve, a in the preLiit instance, Hie most nioinen
tou iwu t'i u:'Ct variously the various parts of
a gr!nt countr , and lo h ive given rise in all qii.ir
ler to ?uch a conlhit of opinion, a lo render it
impoMible tu cnj!Cture, with any certainty, on
which sijs the inujoity rcBliy is. Purely', if the
pamo fur rtflectmu, intended by the wie autfoi
ofine Constilutioii, b relerrmg the mihjert big
to Congrea fr reconsideration im ever expeilient
and ueccriary, it i precisely nucti a cae a too
present. '
'O.i tlie iuhj 'ct of distributing the proceeds ol
the i!c of tho public latins, ia the existin, state
ol (lie finance, it ha b.iciriny duty To iriike known
my settled convection on various occasion durum
j thn present eu-sinu of Congress. At tne openi.ig
of tjie extra session, upward oi ittelv mouili
ago, nharing fully in tho general hope of returning
prosperity nuJ credit, 1 reccommeo ed such a di
Inbution ; t)ut that fecominenJiitn.n wm cren then
expresly coupled with the couditioa that tlie dutie
on import should not exceed tho rate of 20 per
cent provided by tho Compromise act of lb3J.
, r i ut'se ii(ifx'S) wtiiao.il a i.itic encourage. unit toowi
1 vieai si rcn thenad i.g-t.io im vi -t .At.- Ct-
, (r(j(0 CU(,,0IHi i(l H-lajr qmrter pf itie p.eso-u
(41 ) 83,8)0,C0i, 1.1 all of the year 1$4.
'about .'--'.."iDU.OOO ; and 11 tlio year 1S1:, uliei
(jiJ n.j,.M1 U1)jer ,houcl ( March Ii33,
1 nbM t2:J,dl9,00t) ;" anJ add, it i believed
! mat alter trie heavy expcuuiiurc reqoireu u tae
.l,,n,i ,; ,,, .. .ii r,r rf, ,k, ...
, ntfarv proxiuiTo rate ot duty, will
adeliay the exjic-ns.-. of ti.u G..v-
b) sulli'.'ieiit
-iiiini.-ni, an J
leave a surplus lo bo annually nppiied to the grad
aviug relereoc, hntu oi U.:.n, in a p i--.'a! uW.i
' iftiie Tf easury, d.Jjrenl fro n thit ahu ll ha I
lieou anticipated by Ilio 6cretary ol ihe Tr.M-'iry
: mil !j t!i3 naraiiio-jni necessities cf Uti 'pah ;c .t-
V,CP .11",.
1. urua.ued that, " l si ari'V li-no- durrtTg tlie
exi.-:ci.co of thai act, there 'i u.d bean iopis;'i'm
nt iiuiies on imjiorts I'lConsislent ith tlie ;r ivin.t
of the act' ot (!i"-'J M ir--h, 1 -:j:s, and bevond the
rate of duties tixed by l.iat act, to uti 20 pe r cent.
00 U..- value ol suefi imjioits r any of luein, tnnu
-'H.u di-lribulioa (.lioiiIJ Ia! tiiisjietided and sleaild
o.triiv.io i"o .--j-pe:iJi.d, until. Ih tt cause should in ,
remove !. ly a prevunt tun.' it h id, in a like
' s;nrit of wim- ,mii i.iu'i us pu'ii..!ism, provided fir
.11 I'.utr eise 11 w 1
all uro even uo v agrecu
si!" el the tn'j!ie Ian Is
Hwt the pr. -eeliol t'.-j
-a ,ul ! be ,iv I tn'r Hi- 1:1
was en.icti d VuX th a't
I'.ine until oiucrrti-e ;i-
I -nee u 1:10 c lUntry. It
rh etM i'niioue atul bo in
vide-! by 1 1 v, im!is I'm
Ij.uo J States s ie.nl i if 0 1 lie 11.vn.ved in war with
nn I ir :gn 1 .er, 11 w.ii-li 1 vent, fr mi the cu.r.-
m- iii 'Mii.-io 1 u - n. s .-, i.e.- a.-i en ou'u it : suspc.
et-"iii-o ol iijs!.
.lilf! -ur.:C 1 tlril iiavu 1
inil.i 'if j-.-e,
.iua.io.; .11. ii-' C' U .If y, l.i'
.I'll xi. It t 'i l.--i:n
1 1 1 lii au no 1 sen i-is
t ii'o tvid-nt tint the
h opes under wlu-li 'ii a.J.l I 'i fe.'nlc lib -r 'm
p.ije.l, and 'ii-..ii n !" 1 i-.'.li -il it iniii ' p;,-i
eiiu-r o1 Con :r'ss w m 1 n ii.s.'d or of- the l.xe::u
tne who np;.rovi d tie; f.rt uf the two rmidiiin s
.i-t iL.'il. iJ, .ver..' not de.-tioed lo Ii" Inlliil-d. I'p
.a (no press ire, tberef.ire, i f tu' foiharrxsme lis
wnie ii 'I tons iiii"Xje:eti-.!!y 11 ism, it app'.ar" I
to ioe th'th-- eu-irse tn lie 1 ir.-e- l had b irly
iiiikiii out fir ilf iv. rum-Mi Sy final act it--ti'.
. I'll- c i i.htiou c ' m.i! -ii 1.1 it, as i.-q mi tg a
i --iii-iju ol l'-s !'p rii.n -i 'ill or irti'U . li li
i esillil oCCHSS'iry, in l!l lei' ieeis i.l nil, to mi r the
1 r te uf .Ijiius'i) . m r.i; -r: no .v 'M H'r cut. n a i
s
vut.in view l.o'ii 11 pr'.vi '..- iiviii.oiu iiii'.ius
rati - .jweat pre.-JiH fx.ge.iecs, nu'Vi i-u lu- Inundni
Tliev ' lor -ileCs-fir- liegu I Hum 11 I mo, I It'll I'
tne ! eomlient u;tfiil melouig'f upon Congress tu
am
InllUS aecor lulgi , iuinrlUjt the. 11 10 11 rt; 11 r t
.wi I
it who discrimination, tnr ihe two I0I1I obj ei e
iH'-rdina ample revemiH fur llm uovei n m n , ud
uicidciiial. protection to (he various branches o
tlo iffttc 'i'idjsir. 1 also, prt.'st'.'dt m 1110 mot
llm
e
hy a
e.mplritia butpeetfn I mingol Could e'nploy,
lie ueeosiy f in i-ti-ij fa I m l ilcsa iiilab'o '0
Sni Treasoi y as ton inis n! (iiitilie credit, 1
I riii) not I'u.ik ion loiild siau I -xeu -d, in'ich
si j istiiie I. betiirn ilm (ic.ipie of Ih" I'mleil Slat 's,
-or could I ri-eo icil i to mysell lo r'lco ii n ' id
too imp-Hit.u 1 ot'adJiii mal 1 if iipoii tooui, wifn
out, a' tho j t tii ti iri', ur.ii i the employ iioiii of
all too leg ti nOU me 1 w.'iue Oovnniineiit lowjrds
sitislvtog its wills, 1 linse iiluioos were com
oiijiiiciiied in fulvaiic ul anv dcfi.iitive action ol
Congres on inn wibj l enii-'r of 1 10 larill or find
ados, under higo s-ihu o! tot;ic jjiity, and 111
compliance witti ao express miutieiion 01 tho Con
titiitiott so Hut 1'' a c tliisio 1, exliamdy to b
deprecated us soco e il iio h alwivsa'-e, h i eoi'
ingly arisen between the Executive and Legislative
brauche o the tiovernipcnt, it ha assuredly nut
boon owing to any capricious interference, or to
any want of a plain and funk declaration of uoinion
on the purl of the f or nor.' C ingress d.lfufed 01 lt
view witu th iso o lue L( eui.vu, a it mid un
do-ihilv a riisht 10 no, and pa-j-ed a bill virtu illy for
a ti ne repeah i-j the proviso of tho act of the 4 01
S-p Hiuh!r,.ISll. 1'iie bil wi rmuriH! I to the
11 njs in which it ongioated, with my ohjection
to its b"Comuig a law. Witt, a view to prevent, ll
possible, an npoii dijgreiim )iit of opinion 011 a pujit
si important, I tank occasion todoclare that' I rogard
cd it a an indispensable pre requisite toon incr-ta.se
o duties above 20 percent thai 1 lie act nf the 4h S p
tcmbcr should remain unrepealed 111 it pro isions.
My reason format opinion were elaborately et
forth in trio message arhich accoinpitnied the relurn
of the bill which no eiWW-aiihiiBl 'majority it ap
pear havo beo 1 found lor passing into ft law,
The bill which is now belore me prop iso. in
it i,'7th a cti6n, ihe total- retieal of one of the
proviso m 1 he act of 8ep e-ubor, an I while it im
crease tho ilu'ie ahiv SJO pi-r cent., directs an
u iconduioiial distribution of the I m l proceed. I
am therefore subjected a second lima, in the period
of a taw day, to tha necessity of either giving my 1
approv.il to a nieure which, in my 'deliberala
j -idgnient, 1 in conflict wnh . great p.ihlic inleresls,
or nt reiurning 11 l 1I10 (1 us in wh ch it ori-
trmat 'd, with un o'ljociioiisi. Wiiliall mv anxietv
for the p tssigt. .if law which wnul I repleuih a'nj
exh lusted Treasury, and fumis'i a amn-l and
h"a tiv enco.iM.oineut 10 ni.-!i un-al indos'ry, I
cannot coiiso it 1 1 do 1 it tho .ficrihVe of the peace
and haroiouv of the country, a il tho clearest con
Vicuoiis ol'puhhs duty.
For sumo ol the reus) which have brought
me to thi comcIoskio, I rHer to mv previuiis
Ies.ige tn Cong as .md bn (I, ulj mi Hie fol.
lowing:
1. I ue lull o Hies tv.j iiujocls, wlncn s v far fro 1,
having anv 'nlliutiv to one a miner, are witollv y
conru his 10 meir eh ir.ieier. Ii is till a revhue
nod. an' appropri i'ioo. I1 Hius impo-a urn Ihe
lSx eeutive, in the lirst p:.iea, the necessity t ei her
approving Hi it iiiei Ii- ond rejel, r rejecting
t tut w'n.Mi ue mi 1 o'ur.vise spjiMve. Thi is
a speriea ol constraint I i waiet! till JU )gmut -if
tu Hx 'Cutive uiihi not 10 inyopinion. 10 be
subp'Clcd. i oi loai is .ol myonly ooj-iciinil to
toe act' 10 i s iiie.it :or 11 To" uuio'of subjec1
violiy iln-111. nr 1 1 t oeir curacier in ihesioie
lull, il 11 gre mi 1 a lracnce', Mild not fail to
leid '. cous'-q-j'. otv il :sirnctivluf all wis and
conscie m ius legis. iii'n. Vari ii neisures, each
agreeable ouiy to v 101 . on ..inly, milit, bv being
ihu u. n e. 1, 11I l ie 11 1 tne u're.ini ciiinoot
ucce--, h'a-l lo 1:10 pi-'i Ir.vi, .if which no
single jr-iv.. . ii 1. Ii s. 1.1 Jrlg li I', CO ieiH'1 1
n nrt 11 iril l. aa ,1
e nUarra.-ii -0. ..q ...- . v r .l ii'. ir wtiici it j anyeniure, eageiwerca oy vrci-wl syw orvr
c in .lUKis 1 .a .-. 1 . . -o . 1 G -. -nt neiit ins ! uu,ler "u ol wl"o! cuotry is cii.l
n.t..o'y to isv atli :.iti i.x-.. i.it to b irrow j laboring, uoJ wluca it is fitidly hopoJ will not so.ni
inoey to n -el pres-i ig ie 01 i Is, 1 b ll pr.ij-is j TMilt.
lo give awa 1 iiuiiiil wj-ci.ii"trfii nrb. ; Conildering the tisUsiounl of luvrstmeuti maje
is tin siiiie long s ntsiog -n-w-y v 1-m a.d i by private individuii in the public Un Js, d'iri .g
nxanoi .11. 1 . .lec.i warns -r.HH4j.q MHi'f i I hose three year, and wli,ch i.llo.l n.utNl 000 f
lutlir d.stri'ioti., 1, . pr.M-m-diij voici I masi j mut0 !! ),,ir purchase, taking Tic
regard a ni ilv 1 nji hii.c if 11.1 one -iMiiu louil. jorsge of stlesol the ten pr -co ling ye.rs, it may
A briel re vie . 1 r prese n c to Im-.a d ihe j ha nlely asserld timt tit res ill of tne public la.,,.
p ublic ti ia i --swili s. -) 1 11 livri i'e I e 1 run con- i hs can hold out nothing to alarm .), Mi iuli
..ii'l'"'' ''" ,r ' ' 1 s",lM' ,u, '
I ci,WlKH"-t..iJsi,
M ,,
aii. .i
lii .TO was ri l.u i'r -;j irv in r
i -su - vs
ij! loJ 0.I0
Necessary to In
ill -el trust I in Is,
Int-r-si mi nun ic 1
r. r .l to
01 d II
ttetob-r,
Ti re. ice. 11 rreanrv
an pay Im urer.-o
I, md dii . 10 1 1 ', nil
lie! 0 l.i- 1 , ' :
1-ll,
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II'
l'Wuu
110 r. '
Oli 1)11 I
51 I - I iH)!l
cJ. 0 )0
q i.i.;;'i is
1
r ' e-i 1 .1
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L aving aa iv 1.,
Tho ' i l
h i !.
1
;i
on lie I re isurv
1 11
al! , lines; ii'tog . 1 - 1 1. ... ' r
$!,4I 1.00 t 1 is i ..-ig .1 1 i - ui
I'hero wai on !jt 1 1 a . ia ill) 1 OJ 1.
Tt'! ::irv iio'es, .1"- " I 1 'n ne.:r un
iinii .;. I
i -vi uue,
aiiuiioti i it soil Slo 1,011 ,it -ki-v, lo-.iv-o!
receipts 01 u ipii i 'i.i'i. i i n- et "ij nsnioi
for the Ar o s i I ihe d- 11 1 1 ! ! n.' ei. ii ii
Tne wi'o.lr.iwtl ! "i in 554') DM 1 !w
distributed a n ig 1 ao d'a e-, is -, . 1 1, . ti st it-
iiumts and ec .jii's en in n 1 I up and co iiil -'e I,
by virtue of the ir ivismus uf the nut f the 4i i
September I is1, n .vm. a n- ir'v a 01 ity -n -s to a
i lew States t:i I o:n S 5-'J,') ) i is 1 b'- divi I nt
4 auuig ii'l ihe ."'l i " , .vii - 11 a-.' l m.i!-".idy lo
, t ic :i;! irrj 11 1' 1 ' I e- Tri ssi' v, I'ln's Tn tin;
' S'-it.-s no il. r, I d f-!i,-l,
N' ioi'l.e l: r"'n f i'mii I . s if I ung 1 s
in'l.ti.ial.- !, u. i..-. 'Mt n Hi.l ovist '. ii
b.'
I 1.1
' il ireil, ill ! (j-i'.er I n : it e ml I n r- c . i
1 t,
nost - --l-'V ti n'l ! t ' in .'ie (reuit. Sn
greit is i n. d.' irtssi i of t r t.!', 1 in ev.-.i il .,i.
pre-e-nl t wer.i ;.i u.:co ni: a 1 1 a.i-l iv - t i b
irn tuelive, sn lie li n.- v 11 , iu ip.- .1 ,. . .( ul
suppSl'M Ii I ll 1 -V HI' 1 t'i" I'r 1 i; . n ill ', in the
uie.l iM m -, Hsi; n . irf ijsne nis min . ih. c.i.iImiu illv
a ig on eel Ir,' tl! eliin.nil dts'ntil'l ei ol tne
t.in I pr ' ils.
1 I 1 If - I i.iere is b It I 1 1 f1 1-a ;t i
1 hi'll'l th l! I Vn I ll tin! ui'l .v 1
I .1 la a . im uiiog il ! : 1 1 i-r
I in I s 1, a 1 1 .i 1 1 1 d 1 -i i'i I' 1
1 .uteor, iviiici mil in in' I'm 1 ,ir
1 ! iienr.i
I r. le'c-i.nc
,. .- i ..f (he
i-n.y wool'i
I I V ItlvliU.
1
I no ue n-.siiy n' 1 . a .r; 1 . 1 - 1 1 n.
Let It 1)0 ills 1 r.-iurk I, i-, , .
pohlu: dent b"Ci I10 r.! 1 ni 1 . :n 1
to II ') of ilii
1 1 v 1 yei
10
...
in
raw
anJ a hull, w.iieti, a u .y 1 .:n'i ino-t lie met,
wide ih" Tre i-sury is n!iv,i h m () deni iads
for I tip i iv ii'.ii ul 1 ii-i 1 1I1-1V' Tn'isir, i.nies.
S'lell IS the fl wioif pn-lui.i .r j
oar
on nun 11
iieniiriui mi ii.iw jir - ii
the xcrcisi! ui a r i d -peildllonis,
1 id 1 ,1 r' n I
iiiuaus wi in 1 toe Ihit .1
IIWl r Jtpl!''ll..,. r.ill.d.t,
id
".11.. le
11 I 11 t'X
in u-
' -I -' iir ' .hi th
i I'll" (i iv ni nml. I
ieto r mis h a tuna In
give away the proceed of tho 1 1 1 when the
pubhc lands, constitute a hind, v.uic'i, of all oihors,
may be umdn most uselul in sustaining tho public
credit. Can tho Govern ipent bo genarous and
niuuificoiit to other when evry dollar it can c mi
maud i necessary to supply it own want ! And
if C ingress would not hesitate loaufir the provis
ion) f the act ol 4th September last 10 remain
unrepealed in casa tho country wa involved m
war, i no' tho ime.essiiy fr such a course now
just a imiierativo n it would bu th 0 1
3. A third ohjecuoii reaminsi-r-bii urged, wlnph
would bo riilicieiii. in itwlf, lo induce iuo to return
the bill to the House with my (fhjectiiMi. By uui
tinir two subject ao inconuru oim a Tarifl and Di
tnhution, it inevitably makui the fito or the one
dependuut upon that of III other in future contest
of party. Can any thing bo more fataf to the
merchant or manufacturer tl'an such an nlliaiicol
What they inot of all require i a system of mod
erate d Hie so arranged a to withdraw the Tariff
question, far a possible, completely from tho areui
of political contention. Their chief want ipor
inauency and stability. Such an increase of the
Tarifl, I bull-JVC to be necessary, in ordur lo meet
the economical expenditures of the Government.
Such an increase, made in the spirit of moderation
and judicious discrimination, would,. I have no
HNiui, no emirviy Miwiaeiuir w n Minny
1 t . t. . ...i:.r..,i..... ih..
,.r.u. pmI in th.. o,u ,.f ,.p,,ti
l.shin measure so .alutarv and ao imperatively
lem iiiJeJ by every public interest, the Lojitlativo
.1.1... .. .Wa I f . u
department will meet with a cordial co operation on
the partot tho Lxecutive. 1 tii is all I bat the
mwufiioturer can dosire, and it would b-i a burden
readily borne by the Teoplo. Cut I cannot too
earnestly repoat, that in order lo be beuehcial it
mist bi per naneut, and 111 order lo be penniuetit,
it must c mi nan I grfiieial acq iiemunee. Un cm
uc'ii pannine icy b? j istly h oped (iir if tho Tariff
question be coupled with that of diiribotio:i, a to'
which a serio'14 conflict uf opinion exists among the
Slates and (ho Feople, Inch, enlist in is support
a bare majority, if indied (hure baa mij irity f the
Iwo House of Cunsress! Whit iiiruiiuency or
Htabdity can attach lo a incs-nire, which warring
upon its'.'lf, gives' away a fruitful source ol roveuoo
ul 'ho momeot it propose a Urge increase of taxes
iin the Pcop)J 1$ the nunufacturer propired to
take himself ad 1 Ins interest upon such an issue T
1 know that ii is urged, but most erroneously in
my uptuiuf, t hat instability is just as apt lo be pro
duced by retaining the public land a a source of
revL'tiati as from any other cause, and tin is as
enbd to a coosiaui Ductuatiou, a it i said, i 1 the
aiufount of sale. It there were any thing 111 this
ojeclion it equally applies lo every imposition of
duties on imuort. Tlie amount of revenue anuu
ally derived from duties is constantly liable lo
change. Tlie regulations of foreign Guvrrnioiit,
lhv varying productiveness of other countries, pe
riods uf excitement in trade, nnJ a great variety
of other circumstances, ura constantly arising to
allect the state of commerce, foreign u id do iK ie,
and of coneqiicnce the reveuuo Icviu 1 upon it. The
sales of the public domiin in ordinary time .ire
regulated by fixoJ laas, which have tneir bisi in
a demand increasing only in the ratio o increase (
(Mipulatiou. T o recurring to ihe statistic coiiuec ed
with tin subject, it will be perceived, tint lor a
period of len ears preceding lill, tr.e aveiage
amou it of land sale did oot exceed $i,00(t,0 0.
Fur ihe mere ie which took placo in l"j.)l-5 Ai
0, we are lo look to that peculiar condition ol Itie
country whic'i gre out of o:i. ol tho 111 l extra
ordinary excitem.'n! in bisin aid speculiiio.i
ti.al !... . 1 xh lii.l ifv t ciiniMieS
lurer with Ilio i-Ieiol instaoiliiy ii iw remit ie
tj'""1 c" eI'ie.iity in mo courso 01 um n..,in
t Kocr wiiaxaT7TO-nwi-nM"i-
f- -v. - ... r .,
coiwnjoraiiu:i ui puDuc poocy, ni 111 now 01
I '
interests ol tvery br.nu b ul uooiesnc imlusiry,.
rct.im you the but with Inese my otijectuns to 1
been nio ' a law.
I luke occ ision emphatic illy lo rept it .iny anv
lous desire In co ojierato with Cong ess, 10 iho
passing of a law, winch, wh.le it aisi in snppl) ing
1 :ie w.nits of ihu Tress iry an I re subhu pub ic
creJ.l, snail iiffrd to (lie minuiactoring iuirrn-ts
of the roontry, all the mriiienui prul- ctem they
require.
' Alter all. thechVct of what I do 1 suhitun iilly
to call iei Cmyress in ru consider Hie subject. Ii
i.ns i ll rc eotiiiU' i.ili.m, majority ul 10 imrds
i,('.thllll IIhum; hould bo 111 favnr of this measure,
1 it a ill iMicome a law imiwitlis amliug -oy oltjecii'iMs.
1 ! a 11JS , )( c..r a,j u;n,-i orrur 0,1 1 1 pari ol'
illW 'fei I.-ut, th pre-i'i n,iii t i uf i'ie Coustitaiin.i
1 1 111 it -ueo ioiij irilios will be louou Mlal U iliey
lw ( f41j ,nM ci., hiving eonsCieoliitusly
' .,..,,,., 1 .... ......,. I fi.ii ,.i,..pi i ,.,,..
eice 111 Ihe rej't.
JOHN TYLCil.
Waihiiot ox, August Oth, 112.
I M'irJ-r. A e;iivi of this Couotr, Mr J mrt
, S. llunrll, wh slab e I to ilcath by Milk K, I'r,
) iin tho 5li instant, at the h 'i-e nl A li-n li wt in
! Cabarrus C anity, -zir imuidi itely fi-d. an I
'Ins not V"t h;en appreuemhsd, ll.al we have Ivard
Inf. He wis see 1 on Io i lay alter I ie monlur a
jfew miles sooth of 'ii trln te, no doubt no h's w iV
i IntJ-'orgi 1, waere le: lias rehUl nis living. K 7. r's
do ,c'"' u"t ',, oiurder, wa U i'lor lers' l nl, h i I eve
tint' rv mirk ol c nil, il-lih -ra'c d-sign, and n'l g o l
It iz is s mill bi re I'I,'. in I mixious In bave hun
il tis ..T.nuil a
is a 'iliek' mth. a.; I utceit i)0 years, 0 lrt"i 11)
; iic'h'S Ing'l, dark b.iir, his larije wluskers, apruKS
Iqui'tt, ti".. MrrkUnbarg Jrjf'criortiar,,
Tht U,r.lrr,r nf Lt-tgrr Tim Phihn! Ip'i.a
Suni'if t ei lt 1 11 w say ill tt A ex 1 nler. 1 ie m.jf
l-icr Ol Loug-e, ,o broker, I, tin -ii m phi.se I
nn l p iy-i'i.ttiom est lii'Vi'liipuv n s, a uun!i (inking
i'll 1 his wa.'a b'iring bung no. t'niig els.?
ilian it n llr.lerer's. it is ' it n! tljit fiiu'ly
un,' originally fro. 11 II "nry r.' i'it,-, V 1., iiu.l 'hi'
i.iey are no Ihe first b 1II1 in 1, umber and respc'a
lulily in K'.-iitniliv. Ids mother w..s a Kill, 1.
j Un, fa'j.nr whs lormerly a niemlmr of Cmgr ss
; (mm K 11 ueky. II Ins engaged thaalkst cpun-el
li-l I .ni iUe lllll.l. J In 1 iiiit-s MS" :
' 1'he Isei-jiefs of the prison inform us that the
case ol Mcx.iiiili r is by to r the most liHir.' rr
limy ever hid. At times, wVm nl min in his I.
he rave fur hours like a madman comoieu
overwhel ned with grief and conuiii mi l .r th
frightful mil horrid ileed lie Iin ro nniiited, ''''
oriured with the muft uiii i(it retHoi-se at lie
thought of Ihe pain hi awful crime hn -eu-od
1 1 ' j .1 v.'tv l.fl I'l'l ni'i.i. ii'-ii-... .. ,c-.
II
the xvifo anJ children of hi victim, oud mu.,1
cauu hi oa family. H i said to 0110 of tho
keepers on Saturdavi that he had "a dear, good,
r-lijf'ous moilier," uud asked for a minister. The
Uov- Air. Allen, of ihe episcopal church an
amiable, good man, by the bye wa sunt U biin.1'
From the MecUtnburg JefertoniuQ,
TUB MONUMENT.
The following communication call the atlomiort
of our citiien tn an object that -should be near the
heart of every North Carolinian. We havo be-'
fore urged the importance of Un noble and patri.
otio work and we again appeal lo the public spirit
and patriotism of tlie peoplo of Mecklenburg aud
Cabarrus to set Ihe ball 111 motion. We hope ihu
meeting on Wednesday of Court will at once settle,
the matter, by daierniiuing that a suitable monu.
muni thall be erected" to CDtuinmnorate the noblo
doed of Ihe gallant patrioia-iT TS. Let all par(i
aau or sectional feeling bo buried, thai wo may
joiu like a baud of bioiher in rendering honoi 9
those who first dared lo assert uud defou) of
liberties i - j
t6 THE CITIZENS OF ' MECKLLNCUIIU AND
CABARRUS.
r r,-...M . P... . I .:.:. 1
.i.i.vW . v. . , n.s nun ii Ha been
"""W ubs,u , ...,, .uiiamo memento of
t " " . v. . . v - V w W. UU1IIIHPK. :
I ). .burg siiou.d be lf red f t, their gad mi and in.
dependent coarso on tin 20th May, 17T3, m ue.
daring luemselve a free and independent people,
It is a subject tho recollection of winch Ihe tiute
and par.iuuUrly that portion in which we hv
aliould Toet proud lo peitetuato. We think that
so ne suitable maouuieut siiuuld bo ereijed lo that
object, winch should aland to remotest age and ,
pomi lo llm traveller aud tu all, the birth apjt or "
A iierniau L beity. We therefore propose that
on Wednesday of our Superior Court, all those
who feel an interest in Ihe matter will be present '
aid unite in euch . ourso a shall most readily ef.
feet ihstobjoct. We hojie, loo, that all K-ctmnal
fooling may be suppressed, and that it will be
looked upon aa an txpa.-ioa of gratitude lo the
patriots of our .common county, fur their darin
and independent conduct 411 proclaiming and ma:,
taming for u that Liberty which we cti.jiy.
.r- MAJjmiTJZENs;,
roa tub wasTua.c4Bou.(iAX. . ''
At a meeting of lb " cfaiisaury Guxrd" lielj itUe
Court-1 1 ins mi I'wslij eveinng.tmi iw msUnL u ''.
1 motion, tapt. Oaiuuja . uoiua was cilluJsij toe .
unxir, sua sava I. r.V"i'' wa requostet le t.Ht ,
Secretary. I'lu Ctisirmso ftavieg cxpujmal ttiaoint
j ot the meeting, it waa , m .
I lifiotatd, I'lial a Commiuee be appointed U diift a' "
j -:t ot resulutioiu exprevmre ol our laoliugsol surniw 1
ui tn occasion t tne leeoas uf Mr., itAHASf A.
lisowa, om 1 ne lellowcdJitfr. - . v '
I Al.sjsra. John J. Ura mi.Jj ia iVi!litman,aniI,ieu
, Jic.jb Letter, were then appointed ta Vonsttlfcto mui
Co a ntuee, a u, oj in ot.0.1, uio Coa'irmao t'udeJVto . ,
, the nu lifter ; . .'.
fas CoHimittee in a short lime reported the fulloT.
; iug, whic 1 -were s-Jopied : ' ' . .
1 RetotrcJ, 1'hsi it ii wiib f cl.rgsof uwst 6igt)J
j regrel tint we acxouw ledge Ins ctitsleujiiig li.ij ut
' All wise Cicatur, ui In reNHiving t(otii a;.uoig usmu. :
Uie brjllier ni iiilK llt A ilon. ' -
Rtwlted, Tliaf We i.iceeiy sjiipaiaa with Die -'
fimily and friemlof tho deai' d.aa-imatlicu pi-iuj.l '
afltion. '.- , 2 v
! iUmltrJ, Tixit wavwear Uie esuibadge of.sawara.
I .....in ..... , a J ... 1 r lu... 1.1,
-iw ...i tl... I..., ... .1 to. d A . - - m -
7 .1 rT'-rsr"y.i4 t,-aetw
lishtd 10 the psner ul Int. 1... . - T. eel!)
The oiertmg Uico dj mmed.
. . - ,
-
ODADIAII WOOD.0JN,a,
0
;naa.
" " xcr, Bccretiry;
' T J
Ia the vicio.oy of ihi Townn W'fih iasynf, Sfr.
wJo ...J o lnl.ut c.4afjJr: lWa "J. ,'1
u j inT ot ysirs r2-ilr IIfcr ,,,- . --',-
i. - ... . - . . --m Miv.ujir ui
h ...-tl. S
trien fs Inst I,., cwld ut J.vo. . J 9
iin ui ft!,, and unriMrriJ r '" .
th. n.ture and wrertfy ol tne,d,q. bhT
I tl irioi the Jarf 1 0.1 jj.j u. .J?-'. I
' iwi a I i a siiw
,-Ldor0?e'ncnt' w,kr thidimai.s of
r.-,,,'l1,r r'n. it fnAdt-hivLrwi
tint in tUjI,'rj muwni t,j4 tafiier h rinito
net I evidoue, -FOiilufiiilochnat.piir. -eoc
1 the rv'1vfat;iTg anJ fcliciutmir smJv 1
As a nun. SKL " avrnn tvt,Aen 1
h.m, and it csn,V kelevsnt to ill henew i
e iemy. A n cvlf "l Jiim thattr mwr h'i
he w heW, Ui " Sst Jiiph pggrj ijj w)iir!i
a acceptable member, sXCriir," y wb.rirlu! arse"-
place of interm. hi, a disufcSiiVrfhis suMtins lalJie .'
' Clessed are the dend tr've ihw6o5 tiuku-
r " " r. ' torj."-- -
la thi Cantr, on the Mill metjiiiuisili'. f
fin' and of Micbael aud 8rsh . Corl, Mafl, tn. '."
mootii tne elevra days. - ' veses . .'
In
tins liiaiity, oo the lGib
HWttftt, Us;.
(ihtrn,- rclKl ul Um We Tjaiin ti.'i n, sicVj.'
To yean, lemif a nambtr of f,bMdreii,.r!ite
1
I'tliiaJJr. i,aridi
it
ra
with a
of cui
is ml
any u '
I'M
l'rs-1-t
Tit L -- - ' . ...
touA ., . -. f . .n tuners,
th' Wli.tla oi" which 1 w-nnd-l'irvl, ai-d 1 r-ttal 1.1 ac"
a id in ibis pirl of .NikHi ('amliim. -
Any p rins desirous uf purclustng rtn, by ci'Im
on '-ilu r of t ie SuiaKyibfrs living m-sr 8sh-i)ury, m
Ihe huld t uy tiso. Th.-y l-o refer (leriniiK if
sirrus of, purelis -t ' to W.u. 'I'hainUas, K-'j,3-'d
RoW. Mjctumtf.
TIKH CKAlflK,
H.n. CIIAKif;
J(ill. CUMtiK,
' luuir. n. c'KAini;
Uowsn Co., N. C, Aufgwt l'g, 181V. at
aaMNsiar, a e.,
(Ifi inJ door of Mr. Cotean't Urlck gnw.
WaiV.s tor Sae lcre.