. .i-i with it. yet in f""l it tlo 1-a-t cfti-jonf,
,,r'"' "o io0' divicfod, ot all that combination o! in
u from nIcn il"yst0ll drtwtita support
j, them, the first and ni't powerful ii (bit
Vilant, nnd well trained corps, which live
1 cllor'm..i, or cxpocia to live on it j which
' r mtt when tlta revenue it the greatest, the
f 'rv tho lullest, and the expenditures the most
l'j and, of course, cvor the firm and luilliful
f'ufwhutever system ahall extract mot front
S-'i'1 .L.im il i tin mat of the community. In hit
Iti tuia theirs. , i be next in ardor when the
t:f ... ii n.mnnrtpH with III R;in'tauliin
O k.'.oi m.lna in Itm Aitna unA nana (Iiai.i
' ftJftl" I'l-" 1 4w, hiivi ytJ9 tUVlIf
. ..jh anil utua I hnm a ita fii.fvkaiti.riia anrl
ntfjy '" 1
l agents art tntt bankiog ai),J o'her Bwoeiutod
Vr"i stock jubbora, brokers, ami speculators;
"'j wukb, hko the other, profit the more in con
the connexion : the higher the revenue.
il jfiwWf it surplus and tho expenditure! of the
ncriimenu It la lean numerous, but still more
c,tVo and powerful, iu proportion, than the ot'ior.
j w tor in ttie okisj and on these, political aspi
' jH tho Impi to rise to power and control
liroiijl' it. rcf tactr party organisation. It ia they
Jfj lufwe into it the vital principle, and give life
ad enersy and direction to the- whole. Ttiia
it -a' - t s a a .
unJaoi combination, mas viviiioq;and a i reeled,
to power in the late grout political atruggle,
f;l h now in I he aacendaut j and it ia to ita death
leelffrta to maintain and consolidate ita power,
jilt iliia and (he late ac anion owe their extraordi
proceedings, Ita hope nowls centered in thi
yi. Ia their estimation, without a protective
miff, all i lost and, with it, that which ia now
W, any u0 regained. '
J pave now, Senator, said what 1 intended. It
uujr be asked why hive 1 apoken at all! Il ia hut
lorn the expectation of changing a ainglo vote on
li sfjMito aid. That ia bopelosi. Tbe itidicatioriv,
daring thta discussion, allow, beyond doubt, a lore
,ao determination on the part of ita advocates to
fx for the till; without tho slightest amendment.
fi iu defects or errort ever to great. They have
their eyes and closed their ears. The vtoice
of in angel Irom hcavon could nm reach their un
tetstsudmg. Why, then, have I raised mine!
Jecauao my hope i in truth. 'Crushed to earth, j
t, silt rite again. - It la ruing j and I have added 1
sit mice to fusion ita resurrection. Great already
it the chuge of opinion on thia subject eiuce 1828. '
Tbaathe plantation Slates, as tby 'were called,
tt vdalxio against thia false and oppressive system.
. . -is a ti .
'e bad scarcely aa any oeyonu meic inniis; anu
,,. mi lo throw oil the crushing tmrdeu u imp-Mml,
3, v .i bt toulJ, witliiii the luuitaof tho ComiiiU'
i . : .1.. . V. .l,i
i t;u.l. 'J UilKTBIIl W lira COBW liuw. ' w nuut
I fTT t.d'-' tii-) 170 i turned firm end faithful allies
rei i be e o. The gretfl popular parly ta already
riliieJ almoat rn mnite around tbe banner which it
;ir; tlie party to its final tridmph. . The few
'.u still la, will soon bo rallied under ample folds.
0, tint twiner is inscribed. FREE TKADUj
LOW Ul?TlEd; NO DEBT; SEPARATION
17.01 DiNKS; ECONOMYj RErHEXCII
y.TSr, .1NU3TRICT ADHERENCE IX) TUB
C'ONdTl I1JTI0N. Victory in such a case will
tj i'lCii iiri igliiriiiisj and if us principles be faith
f 1 onJ firmly adlicnwl to, aftorut is achieved,
.' ,,.) it rtdound to the honor of those by
r.'1'..-n it will have been woo and long will it
foiH t.ii-.to the liberty and prosperity of the country.
p a nnrrn
Til Uiia Tewni'wi" tiie 5ih intanl, by the Rev. Brant
' Ywtti Mr. sott Kighlt, rrtnWT, nf mim, (turmwr-
., u) ill 14 UHiOO,) tu alias LAitiittrlk Hug Mi,
In t!i s Connty.oo the II lb uluby James Uweiw, 1
"Miy TMs itrWmkv lo ls hittmtik
M'xtoe.,
In tl.ii Cuimty, en the 5Tiih ulL, alter a short illneas,
!1 l'.y Varrtlt, consort ot Mr. John A- Corrcll,
t,'iui I'jjcara. Hi doceaacdhu been for a num.
l':s Li jvwr, aa exemplary and consistent member ol
m t;-rnnn llufoimad Church, aud bef duty walk and
. nr. nation gave c,idence of her strict adherence to
l . 'principles she profcsaed. Khe bal loft a husband,
.-i-a-xluUlrea, ai4j Jar:SJi!l'iiber ot relativea end
iiia.ua to ruevo fur her deuaitsire. She waa an lucC'
i viiaio Mii j and a tender jwrent . Ia her death the
uiuu 1,1' her tamtly and friends hta been broken never
ti. Ix; r :nirt J : but Ihty may conaola themselves with
t:.e atUMnee, tu.t ihe haa loll Una world for a better
lint ih.ur lors u her eternal gain. ,
' v '- " lVacc, tra the Ird Jehovaji's band,
'I'bat blts owr j f la d4'.h j
t WO must obey bWirivat OunMnaod,.
f V I aud 111 seiU.
.. , ...... . . CvMmaaiesfcs!.
1 - -it- ' 1
II CK Ii!
THE SU1ISCRIIIEUS,
1 4VINO auld the old establishment which they tor
1 1 .wirly occupied, have commenced business in two
aiiopa One Ol Whlt lt Wia lorroeny nccuHru "y
rer, dee'd., 00 tbe lower end ot Water street, and the
.n.. h J,j,n ihlitktVcM-oa Main street nearly
oyno.ua uie old Jail, where they intend carrying on the
ijBlachsmilhing Business
1 .'1 if. aarLaia branches, and notto be sirpaaied by
any ia tlie Htate. They will always be prepared lo
tws a team ef horses in one hour.
. Tlie hope, by strict attention to businets and by do
. 11 work rood, cheap, neat, sad quick, to merit the
. Wronae of Uieir oiJ trlcndtana tna puouo in senna
. . " FKKDERCK MOWRV,
SalJ,ury,N.C&-pU9,lS12.
at
Somclhiug New.
Tho Subscriber
, TPAKES this m-thod of Inlormins bis friends snJ the
a. piiblio, that ho has purchased tlie Smith Shop,
formerly owned by Mr. Frcdoriclt Mowry, in the Town
cl WaluAury, which he Intends horeaftt-r to carry on in
a manner alin.rnilmr now in this part ol the country.
He Is nut only a S.niili, in tbe comin'm undwrslanding
of the term, bul ha is an acmal Iron Kmjr, bomsj able
and prepared lo put iron ima sny shap. or temper,
whatever. All kiud of Machine work,-tho turning ol
l Min-SpituUc8, 1lte Cadlnoflnhs
or Gudgeons, iJ'C,
iUmsw sift it. JmalM baMI titut I ti It rail rain afvlrt. ITc
isuiiu m 1 1 1 iv miut iv t sv'v " uiwi a j -
is also prepared tor the building and repairing of
UHton-Uinaor Tbraabera,or indeed any kind ot ma
chine work, that le may be called upon to do.
, Ho respectfully soliciU a trial.
W. II. WILLIAMSON
SjlUburr, September 2, 1842. U
it o o if :
; W
VI3HTUi; ClttOIJM lA,
Friday, Kcitteinbcr 0, 1812,
THE NEW TARiFF FOR PROTECTION.
f hit ai'cond Bill of Abomiuatiuna bas become
a law. Tbe Federal Whigs finding that Mr. Tyler
would not sign any bill containing the land distri
lutiou feature, struck that out, together with the
tax on tea and colH-e, and brought the old bill for
waid again in this uew form. By the help of the
gag I .w, and the previous question they forced il
through tut) House by two majority, and through
the Senate by a majority of one vote. Nearly all
of the Southern Whigs voted against, this oppres-
sive law, while every Northern Whig fotodjfbr it.
' We are sorry lo say that certain Democrats ol
New York and Pennsylvania voted for it. Among
these were Senators 'right and JJircaonon. Mr.
Woodbvkv resitted tho Bill under all its form
and voted against it in all its atagct. '
Our two dilators voted against it.
Well, Whiggery has succeed d in passing a law
to double the laws on the people, but ibey cannoi
keep it fixed on us: the next Congress will undo
all this oppressive work. Tho monopolists at the
North will not enjoy ihe plunder long before it
will ba takeu from them. The Farmers of the
country will not submit to be robbed of the half ol
all their earnings to fatten the pampered favoritea
ol any section. Why should one class of men be
loaded with the burdens of heavy taxation to en.
rich another clws no more entitled to peculiar
hvorJUJi "iu"i -ouitous, and insuilerably
"oppressive. i '.
Before the election andrtftcr it.
Just before our elections took place, the lion.
Willie P. Mangum voted for the plundering Tartu
Bill which was vetoed by Mr. Tyler. The same
bill with some fivorabto modification, was after
ward iutrdocud and pawd, and Mr. Mangum
voteJ ujiaimt 1, We'wcro glad to soe this but
why was it so 1 The wily reason we can perceive
is that, between tbe votes, our Elections took place,
and they resulted somewhat dilleroutly from what
our" Senator had hoped instead of tho Whigs
carruni! tho day aa bo anticipated, the came Wa
been tho other way ; the Republicans have tri
umphed. This is sulficient to accouut lor the
change of voto.
But Mr. Mangum enn hardly be aoR enough to
suppose that this will sava him. Mo has beliuycd
trut. huA lie will receive bit reward.
JIm. SiIum Wright. Tuc reat Republican
meeiins ot
of MiTklenburir wl.ich iximinated Mr.
iju;!i(jon for tfie Prwt'frncyTnai
ravnr.iBIo monTf
lion of Mr. Wright of New York in reference to
the Vice Presidency, thoujjn it did not nominate
him. Had Mr. Wright's vote on the Tarifl Bill
been given twlo'e that meeting, we feet timridenl
that no reference to- Ins uaine would havb been,
made. It 4 a rematltablc jjcttihe only DemnrJMicj
votes this Tarid Bill received were from tbe Slate
of New York end Peuuylvama.
Col. It. M. Johnson. Tho friends of Col. R.
M. Jhiaoo 111 Kentucky, have recently held a Cou
eiilion and nominated bim for Ihe next Presidency
without any relereoce whatever to a National Cou
.ventiotu
From iho following Resolution it seems that the
Convention considered Mr. Van Burcn asaliogeili
cr out of the question. The resolution was some
time ago parsed by a meet 1:1 in Pouniy Ivama, and
now by the Keutocky Conveuti m i
u RttolvtJ, Tbit Uie letter of Mr. Vsa Burcn to tha
Missouri Legtslatuio, 4tctimiif m womiaaw" or ri
i'mulrncv, ixhibits bis de.Ho to the best mterata
of the Democratic party, sad uitoli the decided appro
bation ot tbe people ol the whole toioj.and especially
1 the Democracy of Pennsylvania.''
Pinricting tin S'ate. Among tho duties da
volving mi the next legislature, a most important
one will be that of laying the State ofl into Con
gresiiial Disiiicts. We have made no calcula
tious ottrsulf, but we understand from those who
have, ihut in all probability it will be so arranged
as to make Jirri Republican, and two Federal
DisUicl-, and Ibis loo without nnyihing like ge
ryuan hri'ip ; dial, 111 fool, 11 would be diiricult to
lay it ofl in any other manner. So, in the next
Conroas, Nonh Cirolma will iu no event be rep
.resented by nmro lhaii two Federalists out of the
nine member to w Inch s!n- is entitled. The " gal
lant taijy" niid the dos-rter Rayner may now
begin to count thoir hours their time is running
1 out,
r
iiul sa..ll oi-llll Id be rt'ttewedi 1
OO" 'I lie ilmner lo Mr. Calhoun at Shocco came
oil on Friday last. Tne papers of that sociion
have not yet reached us, but we learn through
private autirco that it was altogothcr a moat en
Ibusiastic and spirited afluir. Nexl week we ex
tccfto be able to give tho particulars of iho say
ings and i!oins on the occasion.
4?uftun,.-The taislaiiira elect i.ro!npo.d
aiuuuh: f ' t 1
-in the Senate, 21 Ircmocrats, 12 U h.gs-ma-
jority 0. In the House, 07 Democrats, S'i vvhiga
ninjnnty 35 On joint ballot Dciuucratio ma
ority 41. 1
The New York I'xpreas, a II Aig paper aaya:
"Laborers in the vicinity of thta City get
. :-,.t nf Una. thov have lo pay
. 1,; r, im.f.1. Icavimr onlv 24 cents
the day's work."
This Is the two dollnis a day and roast beef
nrorroaed. fj,i Whi times.
, -. .... -
"r. CalhounU Speed.-At ptvxumi last wr-cli
wo putilisli to day the last po. ch ol Mr. Cnllmu..
on (lie I anil. To say that il is powerful, elurjut ui
and convincing would be merely repeating what
every one says o all this great man's ein.ris, is
hey qro successively made to elucidate whaiever
be touches. On the deeply important subject t
Ihe TafiH, tie is particularly stroig, and this la si
peech is pronounced one ot bis ablest. It can
need ho other cornmendati'in to wwure it tho care,
ful consideration of every intelligent reader.
How it thit ?The Editor of tbo Rogiatr aa ys
ho is glad lh both of our Senators vulJ uowat
the last Tarifl Bill. Wo are pleased to hear bin.
say sohas he een new lights too since tho elec
tion t But is he glad that Mr. M.ingum votod for
the bill some weeks ago wo mean trie imo nulli
fied by Veto No. 4 1 Is he gl .d or sorry that the
" gallant Stanly w votod for this BU ol Abomi.
nations"! ' .
Clay af.ey. A Piiuadeiimw .iwr, ih ?, no-
sylvaman, aaya tba Clay meeting lafly held in
that City was a failure the. Court housQ was no!
near full, aud tiw whole afla.r Ifstod about half on
hour. '.
Thisiaa specimen of tho treat, overflniiino
tH0uinuiBuo - May meetings ihs Foderal W
papers blow so much about. : ' , X
a r . M wa " .
Mr. Clay intends, sav nn..rt 6 visit tin
Southwest thia Fait on an etiip.Aerinc tour. Ii
V 1 M " '
will bo ' Love's I -bur losUw
Election Frauds The faabing1on RepViblican
contains the proof of flignjnt frauds practised in
the Eastern part of this State ' It slates that some,
and especial y one man of ruber high standing in
the Whig party is implicated. If so, all Ihe actors
ought (0 ba exposed. .Tburf it 00 greater outrage
00 all law and honesty than such bate practices.
They deserve and must receive the indignant exo
cration of every honest man of all parties.
Tetr Th F,ir- ni2 members of the
late Legislature, after alt their bluster, have barked
out from tho general 'resignation proposed by the
Democratic members. They think it would be a
risky and doubtful business lo trust the people tot
a re election, no doubt 11 would be so to them.
The Stuih Carolinian of Sept. 1, sayt We
are reqiitr.d lo atato thai the citizens nt ..eni'
Spnngs 2'id of tbe surrounding country, tlesign to
oiler a ptU.fi dinner to Mr. Calhoun on hia arrival
tberv, which is expected immediately after the
tnjourumeut of Congress.
CtJ By the lata law of Congress in part reof.
ganizmg Ihe Districts, North Carolina, South
Carolina, and Goorgia now constitute the Sixth
Judicial District, of tbo United States Circuit
CoorU.
Sucar. The State of Vermont ia rrnreaened
to ba trie second p'rtducin S'aiv
a . iu
tntoirrrnir ia, ncxTTo'Louwiaiii VrtB '
first. I
In 1810 her production of maple a om
2,559 i..n s-Tfiis at 5 cent a pound would be
worth $,'55,963.-
iv
A New Orleans paper aaya, an able negro boy
that would bav brought a year or two ago
w lately sold in that city (or f 100.
O.ie of the rntiaueijiuia r-r Mya (here are
breatl, money and employment.
I be glorious Whig w pioipenty " and better
tioies."
The " Oxfiwd Mercury " alter a short auspen.
sion, comes to us in an enlarged form and now
dross, with a greatly improved appearance. Thia
is about tho only evidence of the promised Whig
prosperity that has como under our ireties. Too
Mercury ought to be a favorite- iu fr"'?
May 11a afcadow navvr 1)3 less.
The Hon. John V. Calhonn passed ihhugh this
place last Tuesday, on his return hwie from
Washington.
' MR. CALHOUN.
i
A respected friend in Washington wiites to us
" I think I am warranted in saying that the pros
pectsof Mr. Caliiovw are daily impNrin. In
my late trip I nu t with a number ol didiiiguumed
geulleiiien ot our party, and assure vcu he was tho
sa aa '1 ." a a . -
lavoriiu 01 an, wittioui a sinjiie excentiai. lie is
bevotid nil duubi the alsimnatl uwu of lie p.irlv
and I have no doulil will be the nnmiibe of tlx
CouveiitUm. Ilia grtat rttness for adiiibftr tive
duties, added to his exalted talents, audpurity 01
character, are daily winning convert in lathehall."
I he New iork Ihrnl t of the SOtti dt., say
M This statesman is going ahead raitidU'as 00" .
the IK-mocratic camtiditcs lor Iho rioa lein. ,.
One of Iho papers 111 this city has decbed in his
lavor so naa uo uoinocracy ui uicnmoiu eou'nv
'"-" mmiiiiiw I'l'll " J
I' c ramo paper ot ni d.iy.obseryeyi ' Lithe
Pewter Mug yesterday, at a protmscunl ini-viiiij
mil id-GO persons polled, there 07 for (iilhoun, anu
3 for Van Burun." . . .
A gentleman in Wilcnt county, Ala' una, send
us srvnral suhsenbers whi he says deiro a p iper
from this Slate Inondly to .Mr. t alli.idi, and mil
males lhat wo may expect a number ijore on ,iho
same account.
A siHHitaueous feeling of adiuiralion,trgrd, and
preference seems lo be rising among the people, in
f'.vor of ihi. truly great and patrnM.o Satesmau,
a) wa 4hou, nol in Mirprisvd l see loon whai
, ,wian, ctt!l .. tt 8roud awell " in hi favor.
politicians can -- a grouuu
&'iii;a Curoliniua.
North Carolina Manufaclorie.-Ttto are
Ml
ibis St.te, 37 Cotton Factories, ruiing 47,031
n..l..i.iiir 1 2 10 noraans. ath nimt
OS ' ..i .nru.,uA .
44 01 wiw.-uv . i,v
for 1, Cumberland 8, Davie I, Davidsou liGJgccom
1, Guilford 1, Lincoln 1. MontgomerJ 1, Orango
" 3, Randolph 2, Rking.tam l.'l ichrrio 1 1, sutry
1 , aat.sl Stoke, J. Rowan 1, l-Urrua 1 -
,
Irom Ihe MvrKb'ulura Ji (f-rsrtunn,
voice of old McKi.i:.Ni;i;nn.
' ' ' ' '
PRESlf)K. ri ll. NOMINATION. ,
la cbudieuce to public invitntnui, a r.rje porinni of
the Democracy ut MVokiciituiij naunileJ in lln.
Courihotwo in Cimrio l. on l'm mia, 'Z'M Auuu t.
lo cxprci tlit.'ir 0,111111m upo.i ilia aubjeut of tna
freMduucy -iba nomination ol a candiduie, &.c. Tlie
, nieeiing waa or iuia.-u, niutun ot John K ik.Ls'j..
aa lullowa i '
President, Dr. Hi triitj Fox.
Vice I'rcsulOMt, Capi. Jon Walker, Cul. llrNiiv
lloovuti Oalm tawis ami iUdi.rt u iqr,
Beer la 1 ie), Isaao 8, ili;xv,Mii wi Jons K.
- tlAKSI.H.
On motion of Jufttru VV, llAur-ro. a Committee
was appmnted to repori busuieas ur luu meeting j
corwuii of John Kim, Mr. i,hirlea J. Fox, F. Ii. l 1
Doweil, David Mnipsou, F. 11. Maxwell, a-riJine of
C. l'lawull aud on mutiuu ot JJr. FoXmiu,
i. W. Hampton was added to said Coarreiurnad, arj
Ader a short siweace, IU Comiiowing i
tlir aign Dr. C. i. Fui, rcuorted fvery man is blessad
In a couuiry like ours, wjrKg be Qt spuaamg
wiUi Ute ynvuega ol Hujfcofuiugly, U would & strange
, as be Uiiossaoo tvUtf VM0MMilM mt couuiry should
. inUsvd it iu nkJMjtfied into error and it would be
, nu uccamoiia-JJ ltut COuntr,in which virtue and ia
ei uliy tjXfZn happily diU'used as in ours, should not,
w',lKur80Wer kceotid thought," retn.u to tho adopUoo
" uPie true prmcijiies in Hie exeicise ot whioti 11 baa
Jiuj eu l(o.ioui aud lud- peudence. 1 Ins, ts we cou-
k g ive, ia uiosl suiaiugiy unuuaicu iu nn"""j
our couutry wiiuin me laa lew yeara. auu wt
the inosi conclusive aneuc ol the truth ot ibis lact,
llui toe iieopic. -luwugn ux-csived tor s time, wito
false shows, Mine proiuutw, Ulse ileclaraUoos, tc-, will
upou soUer leltuctwu return lo loose priiKiples upon
which our Uoveru.iniit was orimsliy lounded and
upuu wuic't iu exulenoe as a repuolic sy inatertally
dtinoiMia. Dunne iho last Prt,aidenUal eleeiou it
tuuld out ba a source of paiu and uioruficaiiou to eve
ry friend of his country, lo wiuieas toe decper-te and
dvlusive means wweu tnu' Federal puriy sucpted lo
carry tomr point, aud Hie fleet wliicn Hwiki im jus un
toriuualaly sxeried upon too great body of the Amen
i,.n th-onlu. llsooiiv. however, llio cloud wbicb f4 a
tune cast a absdow wr uur bug bu st prospects lias
been dissipated. M 1'rullJ cr wned to earth naa risen
airaiu.H 1 he opie every wnere are draerUng Uieir
deceivers ot 18 W, anu rail) mg aain undii ibo'itloriona
banner ot eoual rutoU Under such circumaUncea,
tliey naturally ooiu lo took around Uieco for a loader
in ine great corneal U lMl 1 beir aUodard-oearor
in that eouteat uiusi oa a Duuiocrat not only in nsme,
but in principle : ot the first order ot ineuial endow
ments, ol experience as a statesman, ol pure private
and public character, and firm as truth. It is asked
where ts such s man! Wc point to JOHN 0. CAL
HoUN ot South Caroliua.
a .. .I..WU.I aaf 1 naa r tt frtiTK 1 1aVlt ct BtnitinPritt,'
cliunt Mr. Calhoun liu upuu
" tfie jrreat heau. anu upin Ui
l WUV SJ iliw sr-'awa"Ij w z
that Hlatllllirillathawi althfSil 111 WlllC
him. fcniering uuugress ai an eany so"
. iroporuni cruia m our ruUo.ul nistor?'' ba devoted
a long political llle to tho sapport 0plie' great prmci
pica upon wnich a tone wetwliove perietuit ot our
free instrtuuona depeuda. i ho u m J
SmnA sal . t
experience as a legislator, IK
the floor ot Congress our S"u ' inaeoeonence,
. ti-viiiia Ihr.uirr.i m.aa9nFaaa tVit
and Ihn nnrvtnaliii.l mmi'" 1 J ,,,a ""ai" ava
iU viionusBprose':ut "lul rw,lud U?M DU,!,oul-
dors, and uioU ..o aui h0 tuttcl Uil Ue"v ,t,Pjn
k.1.71 a .j .. J6 called by Uiat stem republicau. Mr.
Moiiroe, to uadiniuistration ol Uie War Depariment,
his admiru'uv0 u'aU ere ,oun to be no less dis
i.n..,.Jd than ihoae be puuajed ai a lgiUlor.
Turooou1 a public Ills ol more Uwu thirty year., bis
at adherence to iho carditis! prmcipies of ihe De
ratio iaiio ; his uiaequaliou Uuiauca ol those doc
mnes on all ocraeiouet am spotieas private character
perfect freedom from and indepuoduuca ot the rcatrainta
of party tactics ; hia splendid Ulviita aud tho.-ough
.., wm mJL ..luui nt imr tfxotllul
avatem. ut cinl. roliiioua. aud uuiuic.il iib.Ttr, and bis
tipo-agportenca aa pracucaLtai. iP a! J,nour
tww, paculiatiy quality bim to bti I.W PrwiaiuufialTadoctioiis of tho bladder, kufucf, apleon and plura, and
chair, an-1 restore our Uoveru.i.ei.1 10 credit Irom (mo sicaneas incidental to toinalcs, together with very
prevent cnaos, 10 reatoro system, order and regularity
Irom cxtratagauce aud euioarraasuieui, to restora
economy, honesty iu puOl.o olhcvrs prosperity, court
dence and accouiiutiiluy. .
Besides lbs loregoin 1 reasons, there are oiiiora cjusl-
y stronir, why tne next caouidato ol tho DetnocMtic
iLparty tut FWaiflontJirould oe Irum Uia HMltnern ior.iou
I ol the i'nion. First : ue.ducr ol tie ooutherd Staloa
proper (except Virginia,) has ever buen honorel with
haauiir Uiat uutinirmsnvd otlico tvatowed upon one ol
"11icrr"sqna'"win soverai uatwws upua .ayliicli.UlJ
Southern people are, and .sve a ngiu lo oe, peculiarly
sensitive, wouid alooce be put at ril.by Uio.elevaUun
ol' air. Calhoun 10 ma I'rtauiuoiial cuair ; bis elevsliou
would si ouee raature banuo.iy and couflJcoca between
the Naiii aud the bouih, now surioUidy estranged by
the wicked schemes ot tbe iXoruii.ru luonopolists and
fanatics. Therefore
Resolved, 1'nal we nomioate JOHN C CALHOUN
of Huoth Carolina aa lbs candidato of tbo ttcpubiican
party lor next lresidenl ot Uie United tiiatea.
But in utakinz this nouuaatuu, we would not be on
derstooo as detracting Irom tbe merits ot the oilier dia
tinguiabed mta of bur party who have beeu spoken ot
iu connexion With tbst cilice, I iHiuih ilr. Cafliooo
is our tirst cboioe, it, eilhes through Ui medium of s
tonal Convention or olherwiM-, it shall be ascer
tained mat some o:ur individual ol our party, embody
mg our prtuviples, atiad meet more lull ttie approba
tion ot our frieuds Uiruugboul Uia (Jmuo, we stauu rut.
dy, aa patriota, loving our couuiry more lhantuien, to
g'tvo up our choice iu obedieuce to Uie popular wnl
And we reqneiaour Doinociatio tellow-ciuxeua mother
Counties ot this state iu primary ineoungs to inter.
cbauge views with us, that wo may act together in tho
common cause ut redeeming our down-troudun couutry
from the yoke ol Federal 0,'preasioo.
In obedience lo a general Call Irom the meeting, Col.
&licuaa.i. llosc ot Lincoln, rose and delivered an ad
dress ol abuui tnrce quartern ot an hour in length
coruiaily apfirouating Uie Preamble and Resolution, and
urgiug lue propriety aud imporlance ol tu immediate
noumiaiion ot Mr. Calhoun tor the Presidency. He
was Irequeiul) interrupted oy tneappiaum. ot ihe meet,
mg ; and at 1 no cioe ol uia siecch, the Preauiuis and
Ivesolulioii went kMaiil-aulisry adcHtd.
Un motion, it was
K'fUvr l, I hai tbo following priis constitute a
Co niiiitti.9 ut Correspondence, to cooler with the rViends
ol Mr.Cauiou-i in ttiaand other Statea: ilou. Uieen
W. Ildwe'l, Dr. St"vhen Fox, John Walker, Isaac
S. Alexandet, C. T. Alexander, Jr., Dr. Charles Jv
Fox. J ' Hampton, Dr. P. C. Caidwcth
Itll BliHiniii I'll t'1 "'-a 1 1. .na.,1111 n-rrg tnnii(;fcj
tu tha ufucers 1 hereof ; and they were requested to aigu
thtrso prucerdiuga mil have them puoiiaiiod in the
Alickluoburg Jettersonian, with a request lo the tldilors
. ol iho VV estern Caiolimaii, Kaleigu Miandard, and uther
IX-urticratie papers ol the t5UW to copy Uia same, y
STKPIIKN FOX, President,'
JOHN- VVAlJCkK, I
IIKNRY.IIOOVKK, VicelW's.
i R(lir. .LBMONDS, )
Jo!i K. lUaai)!, I
1. ti. Aliumduk,
S.-crctiriea.
Mormon War.-Ttje foil ) ving note was wrttton
mi tho oulMde of a letter received 00 Saturday, at
ono 01 th public ollicea, fr .111 Chicago, Illinois t
A battle h is been fought between the Mormons
and A nti .Mormons. Tlio extra says, 30 or 40
were, killed or wounded. I h- dvernor hut gono
dowij Willi 100 moiu" .Uudiwniun.
Whig Orators. 'The Columbus (Ohio) Siatee
man of th S5iriinl., says ' John E. I'M wards- and
John D. Hopkins, two Clay whi home league ora
ihra who have beeu addremuiii the people for several
rjavs ia cur streets, and aingiuj hard cider tong,
Wfif cnmmit'cJ to jiil thM iwrnlng 01 cot:...
nui-nncea."
T ie MAhilo, Daily Lid,rcr ia abut to Willis
t alh'nii, blit'v Uii'iti banner, ami nrbtfo 1 iet
'.laui, 4 ni'ib!) d 'i:iu'u(!i.! Caroltanu
dency. Tuscaloosa FUi.
TXTnf t
11 V -Q..,Vx.r U. 1-1..
Al.lfiBI'
111 v, .V . w
rvT-B V"- TI aTTi V
ty fta. sua
lii.rHhv rrtnimjindcd lo ntta
rado at tho Court Housej m the Town
of Salisbury, on Wo luesd iy, the 13it '
day of O.itober, at 19 o'clock, A. M.
with !?ida anna, lor llio purpose .f drilf
and Court martial and, on TUurip
diy , tho 13ib of October, at f o'clock
A- M., wiih your raspeciive companies
armed and equipped as Ihe Iaw direc
for Review and luspection. "
Bv order f
1 -
R W. LONO, CI. ComVli '
Gko. M. Wr.Ajii, Adj't. , 0
Captains will mako their return oa lite day oj
or.o. i. vENr, Adj-p
ILato Arrivals.
MKDICINES, PAlNT$t OILS,
. i TURrENTIXE, Varnishes, '
fc- 1 Dye Ftuir. I'stcnl Medicines, JU.
I''ltf Isi'UUTtJ.for medical purpo
It
. i " Ci'. INIIA', lloock'a and
i-swaim's FANACHA, SnnrTa,
f Fine chewing and amokinglo-
bf. ibsceo, Spanish Citrars, Spices,
l'erfhra..s. Brushes, Camh.
ktmJi-MJ jatancvanocommonooBPi"
w.rm P.i.n Pitta. Intrtimanta4ia(cliei, Paper and
many other articles, just rccejd and lor sale at prices
In ami Ilia innca. b v. ii iiuuuum (
SalwUiry, Sept 9, 1S
tf
illllE Syt' f North Carolina will m?et on Friday
ii bet-e tlie fourth Sabbath of September, at Lu- '
iherVhapol, aituated on the Concord Road, ten milrt
rr-A Kalisburv. The ODfiiini seimon will be delir '
kred at 10 o'clock, A. M. . .
JOHN D. SC11I.CK, Secretary.
Salisbury, Sept. 0, 1311 a
i
country 'for eleaon
toTi!I ofl it'N Trgclablc Mf'c and
aio . wo iww0;ww VIM. i'iiccuU Uiltcrs These auiiedativa
lamuy medicines have long aioca acquired an eatab !
1IMIUW IOUUI.IIVI. .V. W til I.l V WIVVIJ ...
all iho nrnvatei.t and ordiuarv dmcas-J. as well at in
irianj uuiuraui a vuii anu a.afatvu vuarubicr.
I'hnir airtiiMiara nrosed 01 tha voluntarv tcstiinnniata "
of the persons they have cored, and who accompany 1
uieir ceriuicaiea wiui uieir nanica anu places 01 resi
dence. These certificates now amount lo thousands,
being hundreds to each particular kind of disease,
They embrace tho moat frightful and mvotcrato casta
01 Scrofula, Piles, Vyipepsia, Jaundice, Bilious
and Liver Jjjectionsflcuteandchroiiic Rheumatism,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Scrofulas, us well as Mucous
Consumption, habitual costtvenets, Worm, 8to
much and Ihwtl complaints ol all kinds, headache,
giddiness, tod nervous debility, eruptive diseases, and "
me clouded, sallow, unhealthy appearance otbe rtin,
arising from various causes ot ill health, Fever and '
Ague ol every variety, teuieu pains 10 tne sine, mck, ,
orTspaand umw. nuinora, uicers. inu.iwiin sr.a ln-
wsru tttvajvuuhl sweats ana nenei ii weaanoas sua
Lm nt anmdilp. Uie mums, wollen lata and nam.
many other nialiuiirt which cannot bo bora enuinera
led. A ho tertiticalts ut cure in all these diseases ar
iinmauae in number, ani clear, direct, and explicit ut
description, and coining as they do in cveiy case from
U10 persona cureu, tney are inaiaputauie ana conciuairo
it autuoritv. inesa incmmauie oieuicines anouia
tberelbro be kept by every family and grown porson ta
I... Ifninit aa fhi.tf will Im IimiimI Ij. Im -mt. miltf. thai
best reui'.'ilias for diaease, but also its most cerum pre
voniative. and tiie surest renovators of sonnd, cheerful
and diistic health. They are ein-rularly mild and
at;reeauio in ui 'ir upersiiuu, buu uiuuii penucii
ollectnal, never occasion even tbe temporary p rostra
lion and nausea, which always follow the usej of coarso,
dratitio purges and Ids use ol calomel. Prepared wholcj
sale and retail oy ut, vim, tt. aiouai, 01 j inoajrvs),
iew York. For sale by tho Agents, t .
he American Faiuily ,t2cdicinc.
il is believed, thai for sumo years past 110
medicine haa been so extensively adored in ths uilcl
liyeul aud tespeclable tiuhllies ot the United Hlatcs, as
Dr. Motet's Life Pills and Pnusaix Bilterswhicli
have acincrod U10 general gojd opmion by their intrin-'
aio virtues atone, wittioui tne artilice ol quackery or
.riMU.iMnl n.ilMllLLlllii It M tlHl II J bW ill.. II rihU.
able argument ol poetical cxpejiuuce, lhat they fealty
do tit Uut Kiey pruleaa to do, and s great d. il mora
Uiau tho proprietor has ventured tu clar.u tor them, lie
has receued leatimomals in immense auuiburs Iruui
every section and almt every eity and town ut this
widely extended country, including uiousands from Uia
city ol New York and Um neighborhood, thai they are
speedily sod powerlully cflicacio'.ia ut all bilious aad
livor eompiaiuw, tiyspcpaia, cosuonc3, pucs, uihma,
bronchitis, conauuipuon, diarrh'Pi, jaundice, lever and
ague, woros, ncrvons flebility, loss ot sppetite, erup
iiunsof the skin, acrotuls, sail rheum, leproy, erysipc.
Ua, rush ol blood lo the bead, palpitation of the hear!,
chrome headache, inward teverradlctmns of ihe olid-
der and kidney, tmtieaiiby aepecKut the skin, the sick-
n ss mcKleni lu lemales, general debility and waste ol
Ik-sti, and ail Uie wrdm ry symptoms ul a doraneaient
ol lue sumac 11 and hiweU, and impurity if the Wood.
Inaa whatever causa arming. Although so mild and
agreoabla in th r muds ot' oueratko, as never lo pros,
iraiu even the wsakest pal.woin. aud aa to render ineia
perfactly tale evau tor young ctnldrro; Uiey never fail
10 cleanse Ihe bowck liver, bladder and kiuneys of all
obstrucuoos and laipuntiea, and W give a most clear
and nealuitul bu to Uie couniooanco. i ney auoulj
bdltp in alf families, sod by every adull individual
as re'uovaiors U health and preventatives of disease.
vanUye, and uow proofs ot their usartuineai and aton
ishmg t fkcts even in apparently hopele cases, aro
arrivm't,' every day from tar and near. Freparl and
avid by Dr. Wm. W. .Vlotrat, 373 Uruadway, S. Y, and
ilso by the Agents. . ..... -
1'be above McdirillC is for talo at the Satis
bury lirus-store, by
S.ptemlr 2, lll.
C. B.
WUELI.KR.
tf
su.isai aT, !. e-,
0,'Jice iif door cf Mr. Cowan 1 Brie Ko
- sassssassssaaawesV
LOST soniotimo m tho latter prt of Ibe winter ot
first iart of tbt spring, a very ho drab Overcoat,
with a tpot of Printer's ink on U10 right aktrt Any
person returning said coat to lliis 0:Hco. will ba liby.
rally rewarded.
, July SIMS t.. - , 1