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tm nnd ozest!e relation: her citizens sacrificing their party dif fereoce at the shrine of patriot ism, and the earth, as if to fill up the measure of our happiness, has compensated with the richest a bunciance, the labors' bestowed up on it-is a circumstance pecuiurly well calculated to afford cause of congratulation, and! to ? call" forth the warmest expressions of grati tude to the great Author; of all these blessings.. KiAX The rapid rogresir have caade aa a nation. ! in improve- caents tending to ameliorate the ! to Mrsv Blaliely the 'resolution: of .JstBcssion relative to me inaintc nance of her child. , Mrs Blake pectable stand with our. sister Otaces in Mis advancement. r The rank which rsen t should be in &icit3 iu uirc.f opposition to public sentiment. That wmca moat men will . unite promptly in pronouncing wrong I y has accepted the o&r made by must certainty, ue ;wrong. l4x.mi tne legislature, and nast drawn though the law as ir now stands upon the Treasurer for sis huo has been in force for some years, dred dollars 7 for its " support for tls Circumstance ; bot to my five years, accompanied with a re mind conclusiveevidence the questi that should 'i thissum lie public sentiment is to its favor, thought large, the ? Legislature It is to be rememhered. that fine would greatly add to the obliga public; f attention f has for, some tions she is already under, If a sum years back, been drawn to a both- could! bamedvl plete change of our criminal code, might: draw for semi annually, and this law may have been - per- That Dart of the resolution direct 2 mitted to exist in especlatiou of ling: the Sword voted Cant Blake- condition of man, seems to point this change For iny part, I hare ty by a former Legislature, to be to, the high destiny reserved ifor been led to thet conclusion, that purchased and presented to Mrs. the United States, ;md ijjehoes publjk opinion isndppositiori to Blakciy has not beens carried into ns as a constituent member of the ihe present mode of punishment, effect,' and it is submitted if Some onion, not to be backward in exer I from the circumstance, that not a other present, for instance a set of lions calculated to give us a v res conviction nam itiscn piacc in rincitea plate, would not oe a more otatey since I fta ve oeen jxk omce, I suitable- present the child being a each State has I for a pardon, .signed; in , every in upon this Subject are submitted in tn the union, is in a great meas I stance coming ai mis time wunin i tne me f o.i , ure, estimated by her commercial my recollection, by all the fury ,& I In compliance with the resolu- importance, t aituatea as .wortn-1 a long list oi.ocncrs. or tne mostttion autnonsjng ana requesting Carolina is, voiding her exports j respectable aine, soliciting a par-1 the Governor to order a Court throuch the ttro adi dining Sutes.ldon solely upon the ground of the I Martial for the trial of General she has not that ' consequence in severity of the punishment. And Roberts, an order was issued for the. commercial world, to - which I have;i in..eyerir instanceil'Tielded the Court to; assemble at the her population anidy, productive- to the .prayer of tne ; petition, not Court-House in Newbern oh the bess so eminently jehtitle herl from the belief that the power of 16th of June. ; General Roberts To raise her toher proper statioa pardoning carriea with it a dis Was arrested but permitted to go claims the united efforts of every pensing power, but from a firm at large, rlewas notified of the North-Carolinian.1 conviction, thai public sentiment time and place of meeting of the t'-A report upon the subject of j was in hostility to the present law, Court, and served with a copy; of Opening an outlet to , the ocean, I ana mat every omce r is oouna,no ithe charges and specifications. t?ill nrobablv be laid' before iyoui matter by what tenturejhe may TheiCourt assembled at the time ot this session. If it be practica- hold his ofice, to pay respect to and place appointed, and General le, the advantages arising, frem that sentiment. - Roberts not making his appear- it to the State, would v seem hot A well organized and , well ance, the Court declined jtrying worthy 'of a competition , with any trained. Militia isy no doubt the him on the original charges and reasonable expense. A spirit of aurest safe iiuard in a free country specifications, but cashiered! Jiim internal impnvement has of late I and deserves, all the encomiums for breach of arrest in not makinc hone abroad, which iif properly I which have upon various occa-1 his appearance, and without notice cnerisnea, may oe proaucuva . oi iyu uccu mviaucu upua iaai spc- or tne cnarges-r upon the) pro jthe most beneficial effects ; and ctes of force But the great dim- ceedings beio? submitted for my I am not awate that the surplus culty in this as well as many oth approbation, thev were disaDDro funds of the Treasury can be bet-1 er States seems toexist in obtain- ved, upon the feround that a man ter applied, than in aiding iodi-ling a force of this description thus could uot be tried in mV absence yiQuai enterprise, in unoertaaings i wcu orgamzcu irmucu. yvhq-i without notice, i then directed Efislattve'jprcvisioD, to cdapel thelJr-J attendance of oScc- oa . Court- K'M iiaruai, li; tne . uecision oi ujc Judge be correct. It is much to be lamented, that a cause of difference should r exist between two states, having -such strong; inducements, to union as North-Carolina and Tennessee.' The; memorial which was pre sented to ? tHe"ast- session o Con gress, having j bten, as I-have been informed, postponed in con- sequence ot the pressure oi ousi hess ; it is mast respectfully sub; mitted, whether the bringing the subject again to the View of Con- gress, oy another memorial iiesc the one already presented should be."perrait!sd to remain another session among the unfinished bu siness of the last,) treating with due respect the feelings pt our sis ter state, but, at the same time, supporting with dignity and firm ness the rtghta of North-CaroHria, would be deemed superuuous or intrusive ; A letter is herewith submitted from George Graham, Esq. acting Secre tary of War, containing in formation, that the Commission era appointed to treat with the Cherokee Indians, ', nave signed a treaty by which that nation have relinquished their claim to a tract of country, including the whole, of the lahd claimed by them within the limits of the State ot North- Carolina, - and that - this treaty would be submitted to the Senate at their next Session. 'The claim of North-Carolina against the United States for' mo nies advanced by the State, in pay ment of Militia called into the serficebf the United States, re mains unsettled. The : VVaf De partment has been rom time to ti me furnished wi h the docu ments called'Jfor. By a letter re ceived a few days since from the I tan: 12.? Vfdfij t4t ?, w . Kafb, Urown, Hun'wiLl . Jiicocksi 1 11 ney. Fi ince. Stanly, 6'sUcrs, A., Moore, AVinslovvi uuchnst, or the Commons ; , . Committee if CUahra.ble3r3 f Greene, Wright, AVdc, Kenan, Frmk Spaight, C . tb ferons, id lliUiirtl. ot thes senate i ' and Metsrg. Brittaln. J. R. M'DowcIl Iftt- y,. Winston, "6'eUii Jones, Craven. Jones, J. J. Williims, Perry, Hudgins, '12. Wierry. u. Oryan, rcu-fcalt, li. K. ymitU UUeknun and - Ilarnnton of: the Corn i Prppttitimt ', and Oreivttncet.-Mcn. ( itjuutsi.i cr. ins. vonner, rarr&r. ATiaf Jones, Ldonard; M'KinnJe Hall and HilL' oi tne senate ; ana - Messrs. JUmvI, Cot-t Una. Frrrfln1 ; Pa!lwrll lrVK.r- IT-.. lmuu r mm KiAfva. - w - . vuwu nunc.! u7uiit -.ctefii. aJU.t: ly, Baker, Ward, Coleman. -J.' C Wiltiams JFeiton and Haugljton; of the corpjnons. - 1 mittee for , thre Engrossing Cleiks, rt ' v' ported that the following: four ptson - had a majority of votesvir Ui B.-Smith. Thomas T. AnnstroTig W.. M. Wh and Wra. M.Sneed . , 'Tow having a majority, and three ek rks being , only WanteI, produce d a difficulty, and the sab?eet was nostptfned. ! - tdl to-morrow. . - -'A "'. v "THUttSD ATv:';KOy.26. vr The House took up" the lieport cf tie balloting committee for engrossing clerks ana on nouon ref)ivea tnai tne tnree per 6003 having the highest number of votes; are duly; elected. In the senate the several subiects rccr ommended to the consideration of the Li-3 gislature in the message of the Governor A were refered to diatinct committees. The subject has not beea taken up by' tlw, nouse ot commons. ; HA.TTI; -a. ai win oe rccoiiectea mat wo lately sentjthe Congress frigate to Hayti, with a commissioner oo board,- -charged with arranging i our affairs with that governments: The result of tht missiqn is not generally known.1 The following account of the arrival of the Cbn-T gress, as well as despatches from the, count of Limnnadefi secre-f tatj- of state fo foreign affair: has been furnished bv: a V friend to the Editor of the National Advo cate. " .i.... ... " Officio! note from the Hayti GcxsJ "In order to re move all doub h? which the arrival of the. American1 3d Auditor. I am informed that rto Advance the happiness aad con-. I out meaning any disparagement j the Adjutant General to issue an upon an estimate being furnished ' lenience of our Citizens, and tolto the courage or patriotism of order to the commanding officer I of the pfobable'ambunt of the out rttve tneotate a rans amoog ncr muuia oi inw oiaic, we tacciot tne county ox uarteret, to order istanaing claim 3, a turtner sum aiaier 9vcs cumaicusuratc imi uw Tiutuk w c ucuicu- uiuom a aexacnmeQi. of iiiiuia 11 ne I win oe aavaucea 10 ine dxecuuvc her -population ana extent ot ter-Itney are in a ciepioraoiet state' as fitory. 'A'AA:. --a;7 I regards discipline; To give to ment until the Court could be'as- I ntent will be made upon the com-1 board may haveUscited, and Id? sembled ; and a Court wasaccor Ipletion of the Paymeot8t and the Up to remove . all, motives of ca. dioglyordelred to assemble again J transmission of the additional lumny from the enemies of Ha at the Court House in Newbern I documents ; This estimate ' has guvcruuicai. auj rupuriiuu aai uc iubuucj puweu m wc ion tne latn vctODer. 1 nis latter I een'iurnisoca. if - t ; xach individual in a community I rules by which they'arc to b; qo- nroceedincf was founded unon the 1 : 1 the honor to ; Utp before' you a is informed, just, in that proper-Iverncd. Towards an accomplish ibliowioe clause in Macomb uboo 1 5 W11 MelUh, Eaq, of PbUa-1 self, as .well as byv its principles Cos , iion is hfe calculated to appreciate ment of thia impor ne ocoeiis aenvcu irum maiicpcuicucy ui . msuwung a sys-1 tne iuartiai x.aw mates do racn is.-nmi treatrse of Robert fjwen, Esoy oni iaai o, nic, irwH suuwor mere regards discipli ; To .enlighten the public, mind this great mass of moral and phy In a free Rovernbent, has ' everlsical force, the efficiency which it vbeen held the surest mode of per- merits and is Capable of receiving, petuating the blessings of that it is indispensable that they should cessary, to arrest General Roberts I of the State to meet the" payment jfrigt6Coogressinhe porf th and keep him in close , confine-1 of them V and that a' final 4djust-1 capital, . haying 5lr. -Tyler oos ti,.wereauthorized toipublish the folio wing documents- n- 5 Ai government., stronir oi itf your attention to dinner, iv . Upon the two tWh( iog your attention to the Judicia ry, and you may judge of the im ! portance attached to the subject in : my; mind from my again bring loir it before vuj -; It will be rea- Court of 8u James, with sl reeuest6f the alitor that they should be thus submit ted. Several treatises of Jeremy, Benth- am, Esq, of Queens square place, - West minster, received through the same chan nel, on the subject of Penitentiary houses, and codification, are, at the request ot tne author laid before you. A letter from Kathaa . Starr, Esq. of 1 11 mT . . '. tt .I 1 I Aiioaieton, Vyonnecucut, onenny .to iuru jsh the State .with any number of swords which may be ordered, is contained in the in Philadelphia has been enjrasd to execute the Jtwo full . length portraits of General Washington, ordered by the last General Assembly, and I hasl some what cherished the' hope, they would have been ready by the meeting of the session.' . portion of the, attention 61 the lastlnods than at present certain por custom of the army, according tod.m the course of the current year, j tions of commerce and frieDdsbip .Jbc gislature, ana as tne suo'ect ioos oi mc commissionea ana i tne deeree or measure -ot the iu.s,uw" v"'!. . ' -r-i wun ine government or tne u o . i: 0 . . . . . J - i I.' . ' I . 0 - ' I hm return to th United States' from the I i L . t .. . " . may again oe supmittea : for your non commissionea oracers, is rc- rnme. An officer accused ot at Ktf at jV With reouest-6f the I wneoeycr,tney snouiac tound tonsideration . it may not be un-1 commended for your . considera-1 capttal crime, or anv offence of fieasoaanie tor me tnus. to invite I tion i ne instruction -ana .'ais-1 which the nenaltv is so severe as it in a particular ciplinc thus acquired, would grafi-1 to; excite a natural temptation to " . 1 1 tially , ditTuse " through v tfaie ' , entire I escape from ' tdsdee. ouebt io tol be former occasions I body of the Militia that practical I detained in a state of confinement en T had the honor to address I knowledge and promptitude ior las secure as the closest civil" im j, )l took the liberty of solicit-1 active service, whicb arc the great Iprisonraent. If the offence be of ends, to be pursued. r-X - 11'a lighter nature, the presumption In COnformitV With a. resolution I . that the? nfficer hna r.harartrr of the last eVal, .As.emblyH i. thus impeached, mu,t' be .oli- npn enquirea 01 tne commanainc om-tcttoua to obtain a itidicial mvesti I u'. k-. , cers of the counties to which arms I (ration of his conduct, and ' he" is dilr admitted, that next to the! had been distributed by the act of I therefor crenerallv.sillnuterl tn he , legislative, this is Ihe next most .181?9 -jjc tne situation i of in, arrest at larger that is to walk v important branch of . the govern; the arms Thresultof that en about within certain limits, With - mentv and upon its proper organ- quiry may be seen upon an exam- out his sword.on his word of hon 4 ization a great deal depends int:on ot the packet mar ice d A.)l or; to wait thsHSsue of a trial.Or his ine accumulating present t Circuit seem to demand.' tiorr should exclusively be v devo-1 tribute the arms which may there-1 at the discretion of the jcomciano!' ed onrithe political relatiginat iisa-'t ges and reciprocity which oughtV to -exis t between governments. If Will be seen that the clause. why the lucrative commerce which has for more than 25 years1, existed between the two nations, Has nor. been "more extensive, is owing solely! to th' government of the United States v t v 4KINODQM"OP haytj. iM.he pilaee of Lit Qrunde Riviere, Aul,f 18ir Utb jresr of , indepe aence iere, pen-V 5 uuuh ui me ituuuiuiuK we icpui uic uux i cniariTemeni ov proper autnontv I to be diatrihuted hv the i Judges would KceraA; The act, of 1012 makes itiThe degree and measure of the I This commu'nTcation is., that their atten.lthe dutv of the' Governor to rlit I mmf hnw.ir.t; i.l withsdeh resignations offi -j . ' - V'4m . MW W WW . V W m Uk. : - 111 bl v a. I f - J , Eleven boxes ofth laws f the first I The Secretary of State, Minister tln2 of Foreign: Affairs of, Hay ti. www (vvuicu jUM tuc iiuo .iii una viuvcii la Of3cers and Justice of the Peace as have been re ceived at thia . office, torether with mv itiatiire.e I c w iir. tne uaron t cc accompanied I Dupuy, Secretary acid Interprc- Mr la Baron I have received ten to.tne uutiesjot tneir circuit; alter oe receiea irom tne gener- mg oficert' who will in all eases letter book and streh other docunteht as it your better of yesterday which nd,whether the Supreme Court, al government tq certain counties regulate his conduct bf the ar- f x?y idbe laid before yoi announces the arrival oD th haW?e laiwJff thend and PCTSJSl1";. thr wqutsites.of dictates of propriety and hdnilan. sentinto yoa-andthruuWiuc- port ofthecapitaU withIn Ty ; are tobehandedjdown, as precc this act as to the fifteen hundred ity.".; Upon this latter part of the m thanka for tbeirepeat. icr. who presetns himself as Com- dents for the cuidance of future and eiehtv stand which Were xrel rlani. hnevSnir tlnm VAe-nr. ! mliA I MMtances of confidence repoked in me. I ,li a j'c ' TT-it.j cewea in .until tne senti measure of the arrest to be eolelv kULi Stated of -Amer5 v ; .-' ; J ments of the legislature , shoald jat the discretion of the command- IfHends; will tdts-ays be remembered with rOn w Iearninff thetfrival of b expreased upon - the reception I W officer, and as General Koberts wtoltud;. ?n .dalnistering the affairs of MJTclerts. r ;aiied:;ta 1 nf rrit rtffK cmu rc, u,i i-. ' -iiW. t . - I tne Slate. I have no doubt committed ma I m - : " generations, snouiu not oe com posed of men who could devote their time and J attention cxclu- ?.TW w r vvr .T r. M.fc'M,r- v- nw nw cvinaa any wisu to nave l nv mnn n ; kri.; despatcnealromhis crovernmenr. i court,, seems to tne well, worthy J wmaal These a judicial investigation of his coor ty. But lean with confidence affirm, ther a na lettcrs whicH should accrcdHf-. .1'-, oi coQ5iacrauuu. .o. turtHiirucntiariua simayan yyur uispuwuuo rduct and had tuVther evinced that ntve ocen ot uundersuadrnff and him at the court of Havti ir but UJ me vi.ufc.oov laimu ucjci hi mc uuHcu uwisa o9iui5 uuui QI3 nooor was not to be Telied On. " ,tn- - " v -""ii. V Kave been atranIrU. nrnri9fl y KH.Y f w :l ea inilmmgtoar makicVhappearSK toflnd . A complete reyisal of Uie crim- -Information :has been received ceived myself authorised to order your constituent hire a sare guarantee niadefto methathe was the beat -inal code Of our State has frequent- that the. Ordnance Department of him into close ebnfinementVFrbm to cirwrastanee.of your being seleet., r onlvbf r'a sitrisle certificate :ivoccupiedWe0tJo0.of the AeUouea.Sutesi, prepared; to thU doSe confinement, -the Judge t&JZ fiouched ia ubustrand iaadmisl- jstceftsideratioriaird .Jsible terrnS--rand further-contam - & 7.'-' fW . .9- - brought before you this i session Shquld it not, there is bae part of it ..which appears i to cie to require - nmendmenU ! allade to thejunj ishment of horse . stealingitf am v'3fu.liy"aesible7of the deficacy" with Which subjects of this sort should i be" tubched ; bui feel myself tread: fng upon safe ground, t when ! I vckka the1 pcutioa that , 'no punish4. rht'nro equipments to which this State is n-Vi to release himi ahrt flmtr nrs entitled by an act of Congrew deposition to have the farce of An offer has been made to deliver asaemblinr? a Court Martial "r . in artillery a prbpcrfibrr of the acted without anv compulsory value of what may be found due. rnnrer tn cArrinl ih trUm There being no ' authority to as highe respect, I have the boner. toTbe, r Your Obexiit Servant, ;;tiLA3i MiLitn; I. " - - sent to thia proposal, tha subject is submitted to your considera tion. . . y-f V-; I lost no tttnts xa ' traajaittipg VEpHEBDAY, NOV. i 9. Aog'the; words'- Cape A Francois? , and ?5 tftheutandtofSuA "-cxprcssrona which are itn- p ;oper end oixeosivc to the gov ernment of hU majesty '.'Ay Notwithstanding, the . desire power to compel the attendance of General Roberts, an order Was issued by my direction prevent foUowtojr sundipg Commitecs.twiprhich his majesty has . of secio: thn stmMimihr h r.l appointed s . , L.i,,.'fL-,i' cond , time ; This statement is made rrith t vtei?$o cbtb :; f e- mmiMAr f rciauons oi commerce cna .amity Reed; mvid.i; vMurhevy Picket, MircMabVIJ,rJw?n tbC two goT- Dy5Crotdn,ca:Johnt?iT and UsitefcflcrdCisats, I am under: the c- . r vi ... - A
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