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Irish Tca csuU lU tc-j-, tut fcfej tesa c-e;
tfooyty a lady ; 7aiTto if tliii City;
arid'
Our's areHhe plan hf fair, dctigkifol peace
e, f utc ituebrothenr.
Vttvoerp'd by party rage.
. FOR PRESIDENT,"
1
RALEIGH, N; C; -
STATE LEGISLATURE,: ..;.
Wa have, at lengtbHreceivetl complete return from
all the Counties, at to:4be result ec Members of Xs-
lemhly , though there ar aevtnal Cou ntie yet -tar hear
from, as to the vote, -Govenior.'ltwill be seen that
tba Loco Focos have majority of ;24 oh. jomtaItot
counting MrMvaaifj of Burke, a one at their party
a majoritf safficientlf largeV"6 learo tberrt wHboot
excuse, should they Tail fo redeem if il promises
iney nave maue -to iua peonie.; -ry: . -
i UNION feEftEVERANCE
THE; BEfAtlFbUTAnp Hf DE; ELECTIONS;
tratt Letter front, a gerUleman of ieatifor
rSM09ini VW1 would Am Mmtii hMf iltst Dr
HoJsea IwCS beaiea Caen J. O 'K.Williams as SanaMr
of this District, I hasten to inform yon of thai fact, anU
kwiu tououw Borpisojroo.as moon ae Hitelh
Rene frt)m ifatteras Bnk? did " We had alt gi 1 Carteret
The result of the Eleplbn in North daurojioa, termi
nating as it has 'done, fnbre, lavoaWjf lor tha Destrue
lives than either tbey dared to hOjje, or the Whigs sup
posed they had . cause to fear, illustrates moat ibrclbty
the troth of die axiohi,' that ;Me rt o" liberty it
caasei and, the parity of oat : jprinelples, Uie.Wfaiig par-
it have always een ioerti" exJept, as inl840,'1vben
pressing danger roasod tEeni td an eflbrt; tw effect of
WBicn )ras pniy ro nuKtose wetc- uemenaoua strengiu
fix the rooment,' atin to lie dormant xtntit rotisedby
I7, unpaiteled in t ann
laid down tneir nrma tWixno'mpfis
if 0"neveriHeip -S'lb&3. Onrnn
merical strength, asrtlien. deye)opediocreattbkt
otu frieBds.pvetx Where,Ts Is "frpTenl by. recent' e
U8, wen lullea into ipatnet security. ; To allow
ioM-was made' for fke influence of Jobs Tiritl
treachery, and because no changes 'Were apparent, the
Vbin believed that Uieifiiscendancr Would be main-
ained as a matter of course., vBnt tlus. whole life was
intended, and wisely so, to be a scene of. perpetual
nriare between good and bad prtnciples1and constant
tigilanee ' is ' hexjessary.WkU,- each s. canse is the
Wbigi have, Wen 'ordinary industry wootd serve to
hand it down unimparea from generation' to genera
tion. Bui while tbySpoW W
ained, their adversaries are incessantly atVorlr. and
ttrir zeal and vity never w
borhood has its polmcal leader, Sd ways readj tp aid in
measolenw'an misrepresentation, and whose
Tocation it is by means? like these, id eauTcooTerts!
At sa evidence of the industry anq tact of oor oppo.
sents, we ttndeistand that the plan of organization re-1
held in this Chy, was actaally adopted and.acted sp
an by the -Loco Focos--il'Utetany"d
with bar own "Weapons. If the principles of the Wbie
( jwy are worth preservin gotten 'mast we learn wia-
wxd oj cspenence ana iinifue. in some qegree, me
i sad aHty of roipoo price f
Likfly u eternal .vigilance?! and nnlesa we act upon
Hus Bntiment,' w shalilWays U b The t
co Focos, themsel ves, adnttU; vthai the Whis have a
majority in North Carolina. $hat tbey.cart ont-rna
iuge us. This is, unfortunately but oo trne,and the
taants of oar adversaries should rouse ps up ioehcertioa,
if nothing else will. Let'us now begin, one and all,
to rally for the great contest of, 14,. Let ns appoint
our Committees of Vigilance' ' jnTevery Capraln's pis
trietia the State-:;- .lvnaorganize joiuCTlay-Clube,
Le, and we shall soon- see the spirit of 1840, not
bntf revived; -bftt far exceeded in enthusiasm
y ' TROUBLE Til THE CAiiP.T
We understand, that iue certainty Of a Loco i oco
majority fn'the nett Legislature has treated oohe'a
bnxziagia the ' Democatio,' hive. Every, body
wants an ofSce, but every body can't get one. because
there are so few to bestow and iienca the; trouble
smong the Spoilsmen'? We; onderstand that Letters
are flying over tbe Stata'as thick- at haif, from Loco
Foco applicanu,aU of whom boast of havingcTender'
edtbe most important services to the-, party- -vTbevdi"
lernrna.TntQ which the Loco Foco' Legislature is lifeeVi
it io eci itself, reiwaae us w-uie veicyr wnt, ucuix
tuhered into hi? employees presence,, when bp was
at dinner, without being invited to partake, was asked
the news. He replied! that " the. old Sow had bad a
tuter of thirteen pigs, fcuc jlhaV;sbe Only had twelve
teata !" Ah ! said helgemlernn andt what -does
the thirteenth little Tellow do hS He" iooimVaid
the Overseer, as 1 do,, while tbeotherrcaj.Tliere
Nl be a good manylookef imVext wim'er.4
on it up That Gen. W illiams was- elected, but H oms
o that .Hodges is elected our Senator hy a.- ma
jority, of 5 Arotes over theNold General, and has received
tua vertiucate or Section. 'lelt.jyitilX5a!e Uiat tpe
LocofoCQ Pwss of thiiTown 1 VVashlnctonVmost recall
the assertion in his paper of lasf week; that we have
elected Gen, J. tK: Wiltiams over IftSYF. 3- Hodg
, the Wpig nomine"-i-tltreby. making the' nTtptes,
eion BDroaa, nnattne jjdcos natf defeated tne- Whig
candidate tor Senator; Tbat paper alsc claims Dr
arjanwin (tne commoner elect in Hyde County) as c
LocofoCo : but ( am credible informed this is en error.
and tbat-Dr . S i' no Locotbco, and lias only giyen
one vote with that party since its party organization;-
;The geriflemaj whotirn,ished sf withiue-abofre ex
tract, anil who.it well acqoaind wi te ater of-pSf
ties in Ueaufort and, Hyde, assures oslthat the result of
their late elections, afibnjs no true test of iheur relatjya
strengtbc Gen. WHliams Iras enjoyed the representa
tive honor of his County ; nearly "thirty years, afid no
man in r, is more behoved for bis personal worth and
had he-not actively enlisted in the iupporf of tJbe Loco
F5qco ttet'foK the CpmmMs,. (although atai himself
an avoweWhtglther
ed of starting J t: Bo
toed tbause or hisjeyagainst him, .U m?
wonde therefor in Beaufort did
pot vote at all-or that inany others voted, as they here
tofomhalllao
f uig ww uy in, noages, in.iaeupperpan qttiyae,
was caused by; tia facrt, that -be, UitelyeovuT
there and his itumerpua bills' for an extensive practice,'
wemvtut into officers hands for collection. These
cause rieadjly oceouu the?Iate
election. - CoL;J.' W. Williams one of the Common
ers eject in Beapibrt, is Gen, William3irother, and
has Jjeretolbrei 1 1 wo 'or idSref T times,lrepresented hi
County in the Legislature. But le thotrial be maHe
I in a .(unties of nbetr streri
ascendancy of the Whig m
DILI FRANKLIN. r ; 1
Every thing is InteKsting that relates to the memory
of this illustrious man Terbapsj there qjsver Irviodan
ndtvjdual, the employments of whose active and pbw-
fui mind were a various as hlsl ' Pirvi, 'we :'ee him
a Prinierrmaking his, own ,lnk fbonding hU own
typ( carving wood-cot engraving eopjwrplatea,and
eoostiroctiog his own PressesJf Thed, lie acquired in
fluence as the Editor of lan able ' prinf, -and exerted
bfmself tdwtaUUh in Academy and
this public fenee by a nsilftary force an.fo'rtuicationi
Al leianre moments he intmdaced the cukivatHon of
the Willow, which he chanced lo find roming in
some wicker- work brought frbmabroad ; Vadhappen-
iag, hccentaUy; ; b discover a - grain-of brora-corn,
npon an imported oofn-wbukr he seenred and plarjt
ed k, and made it the parent of those vast Planutions
of btoom-corn, which are now found in so many parts
of'the coofttiyVf The
Franklin Stove; hicU ue: finC as4 W R3t"tV
garded. Wbelwvevas of th
npon me vast nre-ptaces 01 fUden tune. He tnen be
came eminent tor his Electrical discoveries, and amu
sed hfms&C wHh bringing a Itghming rod . into-his
chamber wheretby lacmg chirne of bells between
the two ends' of the divided iod they 'iverer rang hy
the paJng clouds. When travelling,' o stretched
sUken cords over crevice in ionses, which admlited
tile wind, and thus provided rhhasetf with - the' music
of the winds.' 'jOnce happening to pas one sach boose
ogsiu, aiicr a topwsjDi jearay us tounu ;& .aeserrea-ou
account ef the straage and melancholy sound heard
wuum jiwnica, n watnoagnt,cO(ita proceea irotn
no mortal bandV Scanjeljr, Indeed can any incident
related ex f usuw, wnico. does: not ulustrate the
praoi'jcal and searching turnof bis extraordinary mmd.
ELECTION RETURNS : ,
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ICURRITCCK.
, John B. Jones, (L, F.V elected to the Commons,
MACON AND. CHEROKEE
James Whitaker ( VV,) elected to the Compon.
ABEA0FORT"ANJt HYDE."
It tnrhs out that D Hodges fW. f a beaten, JC5en;
- O'K. VVilliams in tjii Senatorial 'District B votea.
So that Hodges, and not, X illianis eleed
W learn also,' thai Vr. ShsotuBffileted fa- tbi
Louty, and claimed as p. Loc5V "wCI vote whbv'VM
b- uu ie so pieugea, y
:-.,. RTERETV '
Tr MarshaU (Loco elected a JThf loai
CARTERET ANIX JONES:
IT Ho"J CWbfg eeeted.Voatoi- ' .
' S, BirdLoco elected; . Cbmmonef.
-1 - . : ONSLOW,, f- v -
- - nnothy HasVins, C v: v t
fcsse Cooper, S. Ms Bir,. Or
. ft
;
-4 -
show the overpo wermj
both; Coumiejk: . . t;:
; t Cdh-Sinee the foregoing wurin type, we Jjavelre-
$&Mr tncia Radiitatia ? Permit rnfrtocorre an er
ror youhave made (copied from a. Loco Foco papet I
presume) in your list of returns.' You have it that Gen
J j O'E. Williams ia Senator elect' from this district ;
DO'snCb thing., The reguJat-W4ig candidate! Dr,
,VV B. Hodge iseiected by a majorjty of four votes.
You also class the Commoner elect .from Hyde, Dr
Shan.klirjM aLoeoti he was and is considered. a
Whig by both parties in Hyde.-- . ' , '
' a lam, very respectfaUy. 4tc.
--'. iliSAUr'PKT
Chowiri ftevt'. for .Governor, as cn' ad with the
- betweeniiorfeheaJaiiei.-sra.- -
, .Oovtcsln jcrehhjjganJ-rrlUorehMlHenry.
Anson
Ashe .
Coneombe: j&
Henderson " y
berti - ;
Claiea - -"
ITfuaswtck
Besufori' r
Burked
CaVarrtjt
Camden
1 . . -v- -l r
Caswell";
Chatfiirt1
tJ noV art
Weaveland' v
Colutnbua.'
Craven t
1 :nrrinrft 4
Ueidsoirr? ""s
Edgecombe r
r raakua .
Gates
. f tA
' 483
1 1 10 m
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48
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Granville
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28 mi
4409
234
; Ul
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212
73"
Greene . I 1 - SO
HaKfajtr-, rk
HayWiKx) , I ,43$
Hertfo j:-66ny
Hyde, 4 -1 485
Iredell .:. J' -J 132$ wit
1 I
Jonnston I 674
Linroln
Martin
'Macon4:Cher,kee
Mecklenburg ;
Montgomery .v
Mwore.
Nash "f- r
New HnoverX
Northampton
OnsJw; .
Orange ' y
fasquotauk!
Person . - ,
Perqairaons :tt '
Randolph , !
Rowan dcDsvie
t Richmond?. ;
RoheQn-u
Rockingham 4 v
Rutherford
Sampson:'.
Stokes -Sorry
Tyrrell.
Wake ,
Warren , T
Washington
Wayne. .
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5.:
WINES AND SILTCS.'
r The fTrna Wbig! can Ihe attention of the people
m tlie vole in the Senate' On the proposed amendments
- . . . .r
to lha Tariff, reucmg the duty: on Wines and Sflki
Let ns hear no more of rhe cry that the1 Locos am in
favor of collecungrevenoe from the imported Juauries
thaf are merely used hy the rich, r The following vote
tll the whole sret They are teketr from the. Goiv
which make a bungling atfenipt to josftty tbem-v
-4Oo the onestioa to. reduce theifaty -on: 8ttk 'ftom
(2 ?W per pound to 30 per cent, od valorenv-Yea 19
"ot---Messrs.' AlleB,-Benton', Buchanan Palhonn,
CotubefV-FuUon King, LinoicRoberts, Sevier
Smith, of Coonecucut, Stueeonr .Tappan, Walker,
Wilcrtr J Wiinamr Woodbury. Wright, Younjr.: v
yVav---filessrs. ft icner, carrow, ijaie,,.j5ayara
C UOaie t Is lay ion, vwirnu, vraii, vrtuouuvji,Bjtv,
Evan Huntiagton,-Kei'r, Mangara, filenicV, More-
head, MtUer, JPbelpaiPorteT, Kivegimroons.mui,
of Jitdiaua, SpraguejTalhnadgeWbiW v , .
'ba the proposition , tb?;.atX Wjaeafn
cask's from 12 cent to 9 W pVr gaUonVw W,
vJaMessreotQfts Calhoun, Fulton; King,
Linitj McRoberts,' PrestouRiyes -SevkrSimtb; of
Connecticut, Sturgeon Tappan WitcoxiHTjrlghti
Aajfs-Messra. vArcher-BarroWii Bates;-Bayafd,
Buchanan, ChoateV Clayton, Conrad, CraHs, Critteu
'dii, Darronj Evans,- Graham," Huntington, Kerr,
Mangum, MerrickMiller.MocelieadV PhekrtlPorter;
Simmons, Smith; of Iiidiana,'Spwgae,-Taflinadge,
White; ;"'ts- "tf X4-, ' 4
WhoVtheni are in ivor of taxinstflxurie, and non
essentials, for the support of the Government, and who
are opposed tot r. 1 ne awve vot? answers iue quee
tiotr, and let it not be ftrgotujn ,? . e ,-
, -C3 I the wrsejpf a Speech nponJn-Atioi-D ,
bin Mri,BoirT. aid he went for a,ieoctiort of mile-
"fA U now stood,' he 'szid'some ctjsmea'j'e
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r f orrrcLaX teelicatiox J
Katuitrs-rila1ibecoierxwsessedofa.Pam-
oxdmay pleasure'. After ilie mterminable din afctl ac.
CiinKfekodCU3sidQ of politlaa that has a6 joh g oveW
whelifled tftrLarJtlQifcStetf ei rich repast irrtefvinvibii.
fbdetHoma tb hlddeti secrets ofocc'ult science and I
Xwfwr diverexl.
bad' I irtmJaginanioor gone . Back with the Crator, to
the -early history of hh . wpfldi.wbenhe Ijrsl dawn'
lugs ui ocicucs ucgdu u, luuiuiuc . .tue uuinau miou,
anu 10 ue.moutoeff inio;supe,oi. uumy o necesstry,;
tho great, m'ptbvrof 4 all invenUori jandlhccoparued
9,866
Showing the reanlt of the Election In North CaroHnt
tor Members of Assembly , and the Whig gam 4- toss.'
Coanjue"
WTK T
ioanaton . '
Granville x
Pranklin
jCDmberland
Halifax
Wairen. . ,
Craven y
Wayne "
Duptitt -r
Orange J ' -Brunswick,
Sampan ;
Robeson arid
Richmond S"
Bladen '
Brunswick,'
Bladen, dec; 5
Chalham - ,
Randolph . r
Davidsoa
Rowan
Greene & Lenoir
Greene-
GaittmTY '
Wilkes -Rockingham'
"
Caswell
t3toies
8nrry
Miklenhurg 1
Cabarrus H ';'
Moore - " ' - n
Person H '
Ashe S
Hertford -
Anson
t Beaufort
Hyde i,
Chowan 5
ttortbampton ..
Gates;
Lenoir V,- r .
Montgomery
Eilgecomb. v
Jones -
Rntherford '
Burke . -!t
Lincoln 1
IredeA 1 fc
Pasquotank - '
Washington .
BerQe -Tyrrell;
'
Haywood - . r-,
Boncomher '
Mfp -
Camden -v ,- -
Perquiraon'"
Uorrttnck
Carteret
Joiictdc Carteret
Cotumbus '
Martia -
Nash1 V ,s,,t
New flaDeet
Onflow- '
Yancv '
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Nasi
L- WjlUtrqataJ electsd Comrao,.-t
eiU:al rrriesrs -we not over CIV) t He rcctved
1.3, wn. tt con mm but -J.to .aoare
4. r
tU'j. Tfcs ver?- cf pay' aVul mUsz-agave acra?
tj'raewiot less i&m.4 V diy wh;la: ilrB ra
ceived only C3. 1 x. t 4 1 -
VA D& 6r'Bspttiioif.A: good story
w8.ioloV thr BdJtpriC l)c 'eipen of' kn
lUatera gentleman whi caine la otwity on
a maUtraortiar ppcculatioo J ne iiniortu-
hate) subject of this pracUcal joke, it eems,
had been married in fb'a -iftorfiing atjnei"of
fleWjdegree; she fcad left; beh'feticular.f babe
cao, ana aespatciiea ;our inena in pursuit.
Yvbile in Ibe cabthet'teainer bftt to ths great
csortificationoC thhusbantl, io toreTo-dnd
lilce a rnadmarrihreateftinj alljiorts-of eh
r;encei,Ofire capli1o;f nj t age, kovr ever,'
rs tppeasedf oIx he. re turnip Iq wail fr
ite. hex tr. boat' P It ;aTemarkedi that the
jlancel which fci;fes:psaHybtsti)Tred- on
the uu fortucif e Veiicula were ajiyV ti: i&g but
Ctopacehf- iVip .JeTi J2cprts3.r
bride; oti Dpaja a eteamboai tO iiase passage
for horoerwuen the wife recollected that ia
the'coofusion of herrairfd,;o natorar to lier imeet with a far; hearuer welcome, than;. he would in
hkrt through all.th dnTerentages of .the worlds fipm
tbe ereatien-to the present tune f tracing the diaeove
rle's and progress -of science and art, fioirt tUa'tr rudfr
iiKiiptepcyi Id tEeir ppesent-rfectev V J; sojomied
wuh him in' Egypt,, that early " cradle of science ancJ
the arts, as roeupugld . he learnedly and jngeniously
speculated ort the cwigin and. purposes of her mighty
Pyramyds and Obelisks, ' tleV.jestic -Temples and
bet my steriui Sphjnxes-tose wonder ol the wrid,
whme juratory Jaahiouded Jn tlie.niglxtoiC unpenetrable
darkness. T listened to him, as With deep patboa, Ke
sympathized with old Archimides in his grief, that he
could find .no Julcrum whereon to rest liis lever; that
be mightoverturn the eanh irom .its base. , 1 lad
iowedihim to the classio shores jofXreece, and was
listening to his elegant discoarse on the matcblees.AjN
chitectore of the Parthenon, when I was suddenly
awakened from my reverter by-encountering this Par
agraph, frqm which it will be seenlie travels greatly
out of h' wayto vilify, one of ther purest Patriots that
ever lived , and certainry one of the , first Oratot :aud.
Statesmeii of thepieseut age. 4- ' t r
We bear a great deal id this country," about the
"poor -sgaiisC4ba rich and t be rkrlr against the poor..
"This cry, fit only! to. bo heard among the miserable'
populauon of the Old World, and fit only to he ut
?tered by Daniel O'Connelt and his Base subalterns is
a disgrace to the country and the Age- ' .
t;Ai the author lias given his Lecture to the world in
print,'it is entitled tS no apology for any comment w
antnuulverrion it mayreceive. .Rut as rnyr phject is
merely to correct wiiat is la some measure a popular
error, I. shaU deal withlte author as charitabty. as the
subject wiiPadraU, - - V -, V , ,
The remark, in reference to the great climpIon of
frish liberty, is a proper echo to the cry of the high To
ry party of England! but eenainly comes wiih a pe
culiarly S grace from anAmericanand aRepubttean.
1 hat great jnan , who tor tbe last thuty ' years, has
given hhnself With all his powevfat talents and toi
inanding ctonuence, -vitholb to his WMtiiryV regardless
Of self--who ha given np' his - professiooTf withihe
hopes of its higliesf bohors-which hlsjiWlrtftWoOld
have easily secured, who, abandoning the ease and
domestic felicity which is bis, to labor, night and day
' unsednced by the glittering trappings of othce---un--
dismayed at tue frowns a :meuawsfpowwrnoti
roraeuaggmnui2ent,.pntrior. tuajugu and noble
purpose of the eroancipatiou of-an. entire" natiori-of
giving liberty and nationality to eight millions of souls
of bursting a thraldom far more degrading and, dis
tressing than any slavery we know of sorely deserves;
at Araerban. hands more of courtesy rhan uie, author
of thhi Lecture appears disposelmaaid hhn;: Kc'
; . Tbe author "of tbe Lecture must be ignorant of the
history of DAaL'0Coirv or be woold speak of
him with tnora reverence thanba does. He quit the
bar, when a' young man, wth only a -stuff gown, -to
engage in the cause of his country J but even then, he
was in; me .receipt of a professional income of X8,000.
He would, in a short jine, have been called tohe h
oei bar, when that income would have been doubled.
This, alt must admh was disinterested . Arid. vthis
too, was at the time when the eyeof England was on
every man, sqpected of liberarprinciples ; and when.
mere suspicion often furnished a- ready passport to flie '
asafiblfh- it was in those days, that the blood 'smoke :
of Frrxoxa Ai4 and Emmett ascended, a holy in
cense to Heaveni for doing what O'Connell is now
doing a bloody sacrifice on the altar of liberty. Bjr
his eon sum mate uct and knowledge of the law, he
has, hp to this time, continued to evade all the mils
and snares set for bim hy tlie Government, until he is
so enshrined in the hearts of the Irish people, diet he
cati and doe, now daily, say and do, that wkh perfect
impunity, which, a few years ago,' would havehVoaght
bis head to the block. The late lamenteJBisliop Eng
land of Charlestcflun a Priest1 and Kduor (of tbe
Cork Mercantile Chrooicte) was- irlicted for a libel
written Jby ' 0CcaujuRjefusin the;
name of the author, he was convicted and fined 500.0
The British. Government,' finding that O'Cos ntxi.
wa hot a man to be intimidated; souglrt to silence him j
by-a method of policy that has unfortunately .been too'
uccessfof in, Ireland. Proceeding ob the- principle '
that every man lias his price;" they determined to buy J
Hiffl ay; . out,, nere again, ruey wereai ratui. wiwei
iha Yice- Royalty of the Marqui Of JNorinandy; he
wa offered first the Mastership of me. Koils, and af ter
wards e Lord Chief Justiceship in slmlaadrThese
high ofiices. O'Con.nell respectfully, declined .prefer
r'ws his position as the chamnioO of Irish liberty to the
highest pointtf judicial dignity his country twould'etB-
: tin . . h i 1 . .t.:
vaie urm w. vTerean panuitn ,iw luunum wh
disinterested and self-denying conduct, in these omce
seekins times i ' " r-' l '
Ba & Gormen isrfght. -Heia' the Idol of -the erf;
tire Irish nation. At this memsnt, lie wields a power
more despotic and invincible than, the Great Autocrat
of all the Russia and more to be relied on, because
it ia 'a powet set in motion by - morel agencies.: The 1
neonlv haira confidence m h. integrity, 'anq raer im-
plieiilv foUow Jw teed, without ask? whaher k.may
carry them Indeed, he ia - but ttie -advocate - at, tbe
uar oJ cngiana-aemanuing--iusucB. isw .iretaivu...
with all IrelShd for his clienta v . f
But k ha become popular, Of late.Wahcnss'O'CW
nett, because of bissupposed opposition to slavery. On
this subject, lie 1 mtsrepresetited. .Let turn speak for
himself, Ott'alam.occaikm before: the Loyal Repeal
Aascbiattoft Of Dabl'ui, reference having-been made to
1ms supposed-' ami-slavery sehtintents, in an address
from New. York,6e said, berwisbed it Understood,
that ha wa the advocate, of universal Ohreedont Jn its
broadest'acceptatioai but that h was not ' in, favor of
UHeriermg wttu exjsung tosuwiious excp uy iair, jc
gitinsato a eonftimttonal om
liberate the slave, only toitk the eoHsentofhe mas'
Isrs Ha apokeflb a
taoatical incendiarie tor whom he felt tm sympathy,'
and reprobajed uieUdiabolical plans as strongly as any
bbihem maw ooo
speaklof Amerk andTnsi
enibuaiafflic admirations " He Is constandy poiuunaf his
country melt U? the giant RepubliO of be , West, a a
giorious example tor their tmitHiorw ' Bat' the other'
day speaking of as before a large assemblage of Irish
men in; Dublin, be saidTlieAknricattODckerdw-
ing from tfaer other aide otjthfri Atlantic, nan awaken
Ireland from herdistressiflg sluimbeng and bid her are
to enjoy a day of light and happiness. The tie that
bind America and Ireland; m me closest embrace, 04
brodierhoodare too nomerous and too stroaff ever to
be sundered. V- America ia comtnengmtinidAwul nev
er" forget the ftepds whoatood beside bsr" own sons in
ine serneu cuturuna m: m uuu uewia ot.uie ivevoiB
tionl' While Irish aecttbn will ever v Cling,' areen'and
Ireh, around the country that has a235iUed ta so many
of tueic persecuted brethren a retuge and a home.. In
tors; never lob never I wbito memory remain will
Ireland torget the home of her ennrant and the asy
lum of her exile' no oan, who has not travelled in
lielaiKlrcancoriceive of the affectioo and veneration
with -which the name of America isLevex "mentioned,
and permit ma to assure the author Of the Lecture un
der re vie wrtbat sboutd it ever be tus eood JOrtune- to
travel among Irishmen trsim -Smmcan. that he wilt
Alt ACT to re'ulata arriic.T rr :ss3 prnee"jsT id the
Be it oicafJiv S Zdizli:iCz?tif;T?prb
ienttttiva of ike United Statu of America in Con-
grm'MMumhlceC. That hereafter no, persoii shaJP 1$
held o bail in any ctvi! sii id "the DistrTrt of Colom
bia, unless aq affidavit r.fited . b; (h pliiribff oY,hit
agent, stating m ease of 4fi or contract anonnt
of which be' verQy belief es io'he due;r-and ttat tbe
same lias been contracted by fraud or falae pTetpncea,
or through a breach of trnl,6r that the defendant tT
toncealing or has. concealed hi ; property h the Ditk
bict or elwjwhcre, or is ahou to remove the earn front
lW District or he place of hh((resrdencei in ardi-r bit
evade the pay ment of the debt, or ih at, , being a resi
dent of the Diatrirt and domtcded therein, is aboatto
abscond without paying the dehw and wilii a-vlew t
avoid the pavmmt of the -same.-. setUnrr forth all -the
fact on which said allegations' of fraud or breach ef MW
trust are tounued and -tn"au caeeaetting forth ,the4
grooiw-, Jwure,i and pariteoiars of the d aim. The
sufficiency of theafSdavh to holJ to bail, and the
amount 01 oau to ue given, suau,jupon application ot
tbe defendani,Te decided by the cotlrt mt ternviime,
and by any single judgl in -vacation. In all cases in
which ihf affidavit required by this ac i not, filed
Drevjoutsiv 15 issoine the writ; the defendunt. Won its
service, ihall not he requfred torgive' bal. hut merely ;
w aigu an oruer 10 tup ciera 01 ine court vo mer, uia
a "
.Zt
miry.'.
'ii
said shaU be, and .hf re '-v u,na
e& TsV And-ls iifJ. T.:r .. '
af :oninfia ilt&'l c....tLtr.J '..; v
bays, and harbors, from the wert line of AfvsUj-iivtr,-t
kftiudurg tnrbl2aa!;PoteriVi:.'flal"rr,ir.k, ixt ,
the townrof Groton, b'Ute of .Vczzzz'.'S-l, tjil!
east -line of Pawcattfek Vtfsr lucludint thd town of '
Wes ferlv," Btato, of Bhode Wand, i"y tl"-' frf any
fcrrr-rfiw to tfcetraryrw;;,' - T ' f'-'r
a&er4he-thirtieth, day-f Jqlyresenti'lhe.f .T-s of f
the survryoTSf.theporlf Stoninstorr af;... 'J fe. t '
ad the. aainests, her. ty, abolished ; and aTcc.. -
Kr the aforesaid d islncleh af I be appoin ted to .Ve ? i aii : :
the port, of ; t5tonlcton,;ia.ho; In $dlf'Son (off c hr
emolttrfnts shali'e rnti'ed vlo receive;'' j i ..'Vy -r. t
now allowed PJjlavfr fo the surveyor t "jresaiil,acdiua( -;: " '"-'
morej1 and aid c4 eeioir ehUaso psrr;rra"fbe dat5e-- :-s.
beefofore rnjoicedort'lb'-s surie'yir;., . -T ; ; " ' v-
' - rTXi---"- - '
: -j- . .- ; s- i- ... v- - - . j -
appearance Inthe canseV wJiiclf.Vhe refuses Jto do, be
may then be heldJfo bail as io other ease. 1
Sec.' 2. And be ?ttr enae.Thst-anypr- 4
spa nowneTd to bail jn'a ctviliuit ir laoaid Districtl
r:.u'..t. vr J'r w..-r-- s.' I
term time,"6f Itojsny judge thereof " hv vaTation; for
role tosho cane why he shall hot he dlstShargedojir
fiSn a common appearand arid 'shall . Jle so di1
charged unless the tflaintuTor Jots, eent 'halfcrfir!
sufficient affidavit," in eoaibrmity .with th1 provision of
-L.sj.j. "... : .11: ' i
1410 oeuiiig eciioo, wuum a reasoiiaoie ponou 01
time to be assigwdhy the tonrt or the judge (o whom
the applieaftdtt is made. v -
. john -.white; ; '7
Speaker vf the House: of Jiemenlaihki.
WILLIE IVMANGUMV .
- 1 .J Presidents ihe Senate, pro tempore.
Approved, August 1, 1842. , "v
::- - ; ; :: jjoS'ntyle.r
'r-n thaO'luo S te I ournal o August li!-;
JfrJpportltmment ZiUp&skrJti&tSiaXvfde
IVMgMtmlKr ef ike Senate taut House of It?
,ft wUl scarce produce ftrmcftion of jrfrfi-6n tte .
pan of onr dis:fini retailers 4o.1jb it artivbanced, ihrif
iu-;0..nion. LegisUtnrw now in sesibi Lasv
. .a-
f arretted, and that no bihMbr the!apportionmih "
ofthafJiailojttte idttofVtiiembersV '
members of Cbncress
:Thecoursep$ir8oed; Ly
rQ lfri.n t .. .
rim polrtical roajoriry ,V je two Honse,has partaft :
tpiaglarmgry'ofpxSmtjdaatedfmadanftrimti rf
have pripared-tiie ..piiUie.aiixd Tor aueh n eventi ; -.The
cnita has occurred, and the agony ii over ? ""' ' "
Soon aficiho.ptetiminar4bhslness of Hie wo Houses "1 '
had been despatched tbi a7 morning fte resignation '
V 'AJFAr mewbet iin both branches fwiih oieOr - - .
eawKaasi wxs tenaerea 10 ine xpeaxerr; anar s
oatn, nouses cMjcquy:ieJt trttoittu oty- -. i
be laid LeTKfe digtbT.c deuii: It wufhe errKh-
StrateJItl.e rrfpt cobctasivd Wnnef r that If tbe-ml-
nonty had notreVedn'hlsreasnfe,tr
have deserved Hie sw'erext tondemnalionf their cbn-'
..-,-. X - fc"---i - !-.-. i. .J., . .
aytujn.r iuKuie aaa'v reoreanr to tne irnsx renosea
in thfir hardk-..-! V -r.''?-; Vf i ,S .? s ,
f Every effort has been- made orirhVrwrt-of'tfienri
any atrange part of hisOwn conritrv. -.'
And how. LectncTude Mr. Editor." with the remark;
-that "wberj the aathoff the Lecture, end 1 shall have
passed fromjthi fitful, stage of existence, ;and 'our
names and oar frame shall have alike mtnlsfed wiw
their kindred dust, and..-be -no mora . remembered
among riie thin that f. ere. the name of JDaniet O'
Connett. theinconruptiblo Piitriot. tbe nrival!edOra
tor; the e-eacioys- Statesman, and -tbe. disinterested
AN ACTtto extend the prov'wions of, an act ejUUled,
r Aaact to rcgalate prtn esses in he; courts af the
.---iT-.;i .t sa.-it-. a... -.:r-.i-iW'
thousand eight hundred and, fiwenrtgrnife
. 3 it-enacted bv tU Senate and 11ouc of Rente-
tentative of the United States of America inppn
gtmmbIeafU thf proVision jof n '"nti
tied An ael to regolata process in Trtciha
United Btateir passed theoineu
thousand eight' hundred and twenty-eight, shall he.
j and they are hereby. maoV Wl
aa oavp ueeu auuui.u ww uie umw wnce.uiexuue 91
saidact; ? 3 "r .;;i
A pjproved; A asttst' V,.l 842.
AN ACT granting- to the eooMy of Johnson, in! the
TerritotT.aflW
raet of land Jot a seat of justice for said county jand
repeahng the second secti
third day of March, ei thteen hundred, and thirty-
; aino,rnuuea r'fln aci masing a aenasioo y f no
. to tbe Territorj of Io we JoT the purpo-e of erectiog
oblieliuin
k J&Uewutid by.thepaferand, J&ute ofRepre
sentatipe f lie United Si.of ,Aineru4 in. Con
gre ttssembled, That the right of prtvptian, at the
minimum price for whiciL thpu
berjehy granted toju Ter
ritory of Iowa, for Uie fxactionaj 'ndrthwest oiarteii
ea4 of ma rijrerofJseioo
seventy dne, of range- six, west of the principal ;me
ridian, as retried to the kuid flicen it Dubuarts, 4n
said Territury ontamm one hundred apd sevenieen
acres . and sUty-foo oqediundredui. of an acre; more
or les-y on the same ferrns and. conditions expressed in
the act of the twentysixth day of May. eighteen hun
dredand twenty-four, entitled An act granting tothe
counUes andarishesbf each State and Territory-of
the United States in wich the publte lands are taa
te; the. right pf pre ampUon to. quarter sections of
land ft seat of justice.wubia' the same ;bto said
right of preemption is Ken o( that to the ipjarr se
uon her etofoos located by the cmissioo
cooaty wtuea. jrehjaikiliefc " - p4i k'
flee.' 2. And be siaviisfieima
of the second section of an act entitled Ad ' act ma
lungf a dodatioa of UihI to the Terrkory- of f ow. for
therposa of erecting pobbdhundir thereon! ap
proved the third day of Mafrih. eighteen hundred aud
thirty nine, as directed the contiguous satUona jtcKthe
section to be aejecied under .said act, ibf the purpose
aforesaid, to be reserved from, tale or entry antif the
farther acticai of Cbha;ires thef eon, bend the same
is herebv,epealed i Pwtttd latarisht ef pre
emption shall not accrue to any-; person or pexaoaa
who now are or may hereafter aettt to aferd-land
under an v exbtiaff pre-emption.' law.-; . .
AppfOveoV August ll-4843. , -V -.'
AN ACT for the benefit of the county jf Hek-in'
-- tQ etate of Miftsoaru a ,
' Bi i enacted lv the Senate and ffoiZse ofebrei
sentatives of the United Statu of America in' Con-
gress assejabUdr:ThAt tbe'u)bper "aatboritie of the
hereby are, authorized ,l 'erake entry; at the proper
land office, wUhin one year next after the date of this
acVatjhe mmimum.pric
oath-west quarter of sectlonViiiumhered twehty-sia
and the east half of the. southeast .narjer orection
umbered-twenty Graven, in towntihip Berabeted sixty,
and sragamfaex
county of Holt, making one hundred and sity aores
npon whwh the seat of lnsuce of iaid ooooty S idea
ted in. fall satisfaction of ths.cbimof said eouMy Jan
der the provUiona of the actnUued An act STantf
ing'to me conrHiea or
htorjryof the united rotate in whicb public iand
are vkaated, the right of ; pre-emption euailer aec-
tions jof landa for seat of justice wUhin the ame,
approved twenty-eixth ofMay,' one- thouaand eight
hundred and twenty 4boF: xJrovidedTh.l said lands
shall not have been . sold by the United 8tates prior
to lh date, of thui acL , ' 1
t;pproved.Aognst-l,-!848,j r; ',;.Vh.V
AN ACT. to eonflrm the. eate of; a certain school see
; lion in the State uf IllinoM, and uw.other purpoaea $ t
k-Bt it enacted btt'the See aad House of -Pme-
tentative of Jht United Slate of America in tZm
gre assembled. That vthe ate heretofore saadevof
secti on aomber aixteen; in wwnsTy p num3t yntty-
nmey north of range fourleen, east of the third prince
pal- meruhan, in the State of Illinois, fc and cr jer
the authority of "said Sut,' with .the assent of lis in-
hAbints of the congressional townsLip in vtL.vl; tz j
section ia situate, be. ai;d the same ia Lerey coc.ro-
ed i frvvi&d That this act shall be const, ued.ts c:.
ly givmg the assect of.the United States to silJ
and to the pateruabsned Jby'lbe Elate. cf "Illinoi to
the purchasers of the same, so far a the Utilcd States
are concernea m the matter.' - '
1 Approved, Aesnst Vr 1842, -f -3 iTW'
; '.t I r. r
r!? : i'- rPaiitNo?': :-
AN ACT to conrritute the ports ef ?!!?r-n3f.oo, fcfys-
( tcrtv-r,an$ raw?tiicsUjver,a """i t'-'-'.ct.
Jj it enacted ly (he Send -end J-J:
tentative of fM U-ittd Ctr: r'S -- '--j C
- a ..... .
cress t-f??tc.M,vJt j t.t t'.s 10.1 1 . ,1 i
county 2f fw 'Loiidon, CtaU tf C.. .-w;l-.t, .'-,-
he a collection district; from; end annthr tLirUelh
- f 1 1
tm fhe-fjart-of - the- ml.
nority w conciliate Jlref ,ood will of -thefr.' ormi-nftna-
aad avo d iha taiksftxi-, They have Seen anx'toas,
most aiwiou-tef earry outihoTenuittn-eri's of me Cba
aiimtipa and Jawe good, faiths .The Ur shewn
memelvs willkrsttoraaa. Over totb Vstrema"
f Of the grotmd of ccc3ciDn . and cemnromW, lit they 1 .
- -."v vvcojutuig--ejjiv bs equals .
and peers, wuh yhts of their, own and : the rtghts of
others to preserve.' Bat uch Viis not the wilt t1 he
mjorrty,.; Exubjng jtfce present potsessronof pow
er obtained by,ac-eiden- rtoti.whiclr they erpect-to ,
Jfrtiey had tjprm&l ,be dsririg plol of perI)t luaCg
their mnuence ia the' national councils hf the pepe -(ration
of a deliberate and orjioua fraud; which strock
at the tmidamcntal tarinoinles of a!l"rM-ftoKiirtlr.
land sought to overturn odeverseall tbose tttaifrm. :
1 ofriadomf trutfcw aVaf 'inlc4: Don-wliH m ihi
whole' mirpyrstructnreJot oor tepobUcan' nitimf-oii.4 v. --: i
4 . ..... rC
I
accessaries to this sacr ifice o cwniilar
of ihe People tq.chobs their won ruter-Tnn Jugst
ot thx WAjroaiTT ro civj:jf wonklhave been a
craven-aearreu sumndex:m-tbe .highest, sad dearest
merited.irHamr and" never easinarentoach ibofieen. at''
faithful servant who could, have liaiflnai!ed lf the
discharge ef areat duty; '" ";r , 4 -
Thi matier now goes to : the, Peoplei vTbetYh.- .
members ofthe i-egislattr;4nlesignta their seatsto t ::s"
preserve nnimpalred if inreat reiraTrticafn TirmeiMel'tare ' T
theirappeal from the irresoonsiLie cormcils of Caocne f '
to theovere4gtt People, with whom H -t&i r'emahia
to protect tbemselresagainst nrpaioffvand outrage;
For the issue webave not a thmightffeah Ftom v
the Lake to ltie Riverfrom the East to Jlia.-1?ast'lxji!&''.'
der olUuus proud State, a vo5ceof thuoderwiH u"
hi vuiNtwiuaiiun oi adb juamning neea , tiy toeaa ol-
whteffltwas deiiigned to degrade and enslave herciti
zens, and in condetuOatiofi of thevnoble disiatecested- &
ness endpatretisnf by whictr so Jbal a conspiracy; haa "
been defeated. - ; tJ
v ... L
6 T3 ir-,
4 Sorry Coumy oa tbeilf itfstbv the Rev. Tim
F. Davis, JA- LHlingtoB- Eio; 10 Uisa Elizabeth
A.err t urtams, etuen fiangate ot: Miciiolas Ju i
liara. Esrj, oabJ C6anty;. -sV, v v 4
11, : -
la Marion. Ata, on rhaSd hrstr Mr. . Orrin" - Lew.il .
aged about 4T years. Mri Lewa wasa najive ef-th .
Staie of CootieetrcHt-bQt has for years residedat C bap"-T-. ;
eHiilNotth'CrolLrv-h; where:ba rrio'vedr aud u bere
ba ba lefta .wiw A and tworetuUIren j; to ntoam hia i
death..- ; - - '"",- Iv:- -r
In Chowan: HenrvISF; SatterU. son of Tboni - l
S"aiterfieEd, Esa---,V t 'sT '
id reiqmmcuis, aiepnen p. x.onage SJyear&Jf
vln Newbem,on,tbe Slsl ult. Pr. George H.-Tay- ' '
torrrtbe 25th yeae of hi ol - c r '
Also.onthelrairiedayWi'Jane'I
sortof Mr.Ttforp HiwaId.", "--' ---. vr -J
.
VpAInpN.-.f berehy foTiwara altperse-s fro ;
Vibiring; or making. comraeuofary kind with, rr v ; :
negrahuj-AaOf. a he i jgeneraliy eul !ed If eno V -whhoveeiotatioa
with.;er w r-
(mm, jne.aii boy bas norisht.jobim hi .own "
time, and 1 will not recognize of acknuwledge any en
ggejneni 01 in matuns. ; - , , . ; ., fas- -
'wiitr .1t-liYUlf uiirmiN3..i -;
y-Aogn't'JT. C: fi&CTcti
, - I
:
, Wake Coenty,
XTriitecl State DlTRlcr-cou Ri' vOF f
AiflXULKTH UAKUJ-lJJAlXv UAIiXRUrCY. " . "
Notice ta bew cans aainsJPetition of fipe'nce Uc : ' '
Clanebaa of Chatham iLmtty VlPhyairTan, to be oV-i , - -i
claied a Bankrupt, at Newhe'ra, oh Monday the 24tv ; ' , -" ' 1
diy of October next ' - ' - . .
V.sV? ; ;vJLH. SPOTTER, J J ; v,
fmnfc UNDERSIGNED has paid some aner.:: aar; Z
LL, . to tb Bankrupt Law and is prepared Crzlt
PeitUonV4c.'ln a'twrtt'm&hneandatl!iaiLc;:rt ' -
notice. .1 v. . . -
v i tt v "tf -rT t-.j i. v- ri
Jtrfy ?Tl$42. V'V' J-wt4wiV v ;
flsFFERS IIP FIAKO ror.T23 f.r 1 !j ;
VU Visln If tSey a f -1 ri: 2, li I
"
wwe,bberetorneJ. T" c ry f
IIMW..UttUt.'llW4V.. . I- I
oM an4 ootavtii.ene;,:r'r2--t-1!
3U; always on band, at hia cxnsive .::
Petersburg, Ya
. .r-tu;
t- 'thecusirefr
r.riAsu 3 riA:;o : c:: A tri bcij ttr-
THRE3.iiu:;rj
AVEbctvltt:: L:
' a, j--
stivta recJy ta rcrr :- i t: i tjtiocs Lorr-7 t?; -
fc,r-rt tarLj lbs It 3 ir.:;i yen t:a. ahT It.Iv-
thca yea t:2 tzrj c T r.?t tcinj i-l, r-zz,r-- . . "
TLeCulcrlLcr cZLrl Lis Issirooentscoa frci.
t :rt-"V- ..v -h-Cir cf E L.cllInV '
J -r
bLYc
i,itei"3f'-J
,4 W"-
i
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e a: j 1 . -a 11 '
Vx r::bTs ; :C.r fc? ncviAr - .
1 In a' sty le'not ' iafcnor u i . ;
13
t;
III
benefactor of the' hurnan race,: wilt cofatuue to sbine
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