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TiC" CONVENTION.
. tBg jmperiec 6" r t
w ...... in our Uat but oae,
from noticing
wbicb ire now proceed .to take .
rtftMe feature Oft
s one erj .--. -
.,in all the spcecu- ,
:D ...... coniare up damen4ire
aolvAa. And
Discarding pnncip. i ---
. .? t.vi thin? for. the
for theirnw"" -
P" !..! It..!. .!..
0f tbt brilliant assemoij, m
i l1 i-!ninTM. that they
'iibandonca iueu, i-"r j .
r t iHMnMt fn
1 all ihe grand carumur
Leso long contended, no longe worth
and now entcred tbe arena oere oi v
;0t a desire to obtain the spoils of office.
idn comes with very taa grw irom
u. .o lontrevelled upon -me loaxes
L,i hicb?y tb admission of one of
jbcrs, Is only beld together by the eo-
. of public plunder." ;
ay them not to lay the flattering unc-
sottli tbat so easy a task awaits them
V contest ine wuig ur
Mdjj andsosuccessruny u
not extinguished, feature aireaay tc
will, by their purity and brilliancy,
. rampyrc of Loco Focolsmto its haunts
1 where It hiw universally, almost,'
Icd br ilie strong, lnvmciDie power oi
V North Carolina." " " -1 -
eculiar feature of this rare Convention
mous signs which rAey thought they
n, that the Whigs were likely to be
divided, by the selection of a President
e. It may, and doubtless did, afiftfrd
rafort, in view of the conflicting and
5 elements which are at' Work in!; the
irty, to fancy to themsel ves, that a like
ml was in existence in the Whig par
is means alone, they, predicate- their
ess. It may be considered cruel and
take from a drowning - man thjs straw
a graspinj to save his life but it may
sed alike cruel to allow hitn aistake
y$. ft plank ipm bt:rtttiTeach;
aren. We would therefore assure ouf
friends, if division in the Whig tanks
hope of success, that they rest upon a
Ltion. which the Ides of August will
under them, as the sure precursor of
Iming storm which awaits them In No-
peculiar characteristic of this Conven-
p fntroduction of a member of Congress
tlaveholding State, to instruct the people
late their duty, in these times of trial
to Southern institutions. And notwith-
Kesolution was read and gassed in his
paring uncompromising opposition to
Proviso, yet in a Speech of .near-two
, not the most remote reference was made
kt, io dear and sacred to the people -of
ili'ua. Why ? Was it because he knew.
ntative of a State opposed to Slavery, if
upon the subject, he would be bound, to
opposition to slavery ? If the Whigs
Daniel Websteb to have addressed the
lis visit to our City last year, does' not
bow that the cry would have been rung
that "the Abolitionists of Massachu-
fictating to and instructing Whiggery
jarolina V And can it be expected that
fid our tongues and keep silence, when
rations are made upon all precedents
,oar party warfare. No! The beonle
ji or these Abolition intruders, and let
taeir OWn conclnsinn Mnf nnn "
THEX4WO i- CQNYENTtONS.w
The f Standard'fcUemptsvjji drwing-tt -contrast
between the Whig and JLoce .Foco ConTentions, in
this State, to convict us of misrepresenUtion in re
gard to the latter. We assure our neighbor that
we ore not of that class who would ifijure a prostrate
foe ; and in speaking- of the number of Counties re-
ceedings of the ConTention of 1 his prty, that we
have, unlntentrofiAlly,"Bone itfDjifetiie. IWe'find it
there stated that 25 Counties1 We Mpesented,
' 1,1 1- . L . t J - .
will never complain ;": -- "-:
The u Standard," most unluckily for it, tpeaks of
" leadcrs, and " dictators in the Vhig Contention,
but says, "in the Democratic CetftJofy nojoaan
daWd'tosetihisVlfupas a leader dfcirtktorJ but
the belccat'es did their -'own workl;hemselveai,!-
tiow
belng-
t . MP
; The, t S tapdard? :is aaxioos to knor. what; course
this paper wifepxrrdbe,oie that Mfi Ctlif has ix
pYessed hrdetermlnmion io Ui his naegobtforfthi
Whi6naiCntfSai pfwUfrtnt.
andree & spQU .feandwe ijl, state Jritpinfor
matipnlhat should Jispftir.AT; J)e;the . cajadldate
of the Whig pwtywJWe shall, support h jmn with lf
the power aadenergy" of mind and bodythAt jwe can
call trtW actionli'eThatu meK?orif tnrbe'foreT
turn traitoro flie gStajtesman i but ithe. be the,
hoici.ajbon, we shall support him "again withf
And
frol
did in
-z a
AJTJJESTANDAIID -.C AfteUegister says, that not me4Mrd oFtbe i
v .. sunn in notaie wer represented, !ntthe De
moc: ..tic? Stat"OonventioTU It sfeetos that he his
forgotten the Rale or ; Long; Divisioriiither being
but 63-Counties'-rh.North'Carolina,' 66 whieh
V" represented Bao i. w. -isr.JM m . j
,ilj9X?Sin6.frp,m iif lb?5SWTi
f ertfst started jHiUsltoiJao iDKrepjyv e
r that if it te take as '46iHkiitehr the Sdt
tors
whereas, we put the numbef down Ut 23. Upon
rerfdinrfthehameaof; ihe D eletates, -wq fend that
;L3 r'-w II (! i j V7; Juno
Ashe, Cleaveland and Lenoir, had no representa
therefore, have stated, that 22Xounues.were jeprfH
sented, instead of -23, as first publisbvtx
WiljLthe Standard please, ma thecojrectign
'1 We did not have the documeuts" by us, when
we stated that 50 Counties were 'iepresentedun the
Whig Convention, but went accordink'to our recol
lection f the matter; and according to thq&Btaikfc
ard irfr only missed it by sne-if, that .paper-will
always eorae c near the -truth, in iff statements, 1U tDSome of iie speakers in the Loco Foe Con-
information on Mntim1bfclierfc 1
yllp4 guide to.tu. parfy. wgre, nnder the
imprtssinr tbatihere are ht CaunUcs in JJorth
rolina Sbe Editoradmlts that 2 Countiegtwere
fn1y"representedth
t ufenMiifWiB py ciuzens or. tais niace.-
more weossare the" Stafidard? thatHepr- f Now
'wilt afiee-rthlnlrrereiTethe vote oflNorth h, 7AhantfAJrrf of iKwWWarfi
!H ;;hould hee the Wy he t m, . ouoted iLnoW irnti&itti
7 fWe dtdtidt liir of apngle leaiingtion;
p-inad 6v anv 6toe.exceit bv sometifwV'irentle
men : from Raleigh ;: hV IJilegates tUemselves
icuew as miie as iue w gS. Wfr,g iivim.:
would recommend for Gorpor :aiid ften 1 1
adjourned, "were ns mtich in tOTjtrk, asstrf whether
glers' of the Committee, ; who had "plotted" out the
nomfnation'lf they knew, did not deign id enlight
en ihe belegites themsetres, and theyttnerefbW
had io g9 bomfe with their fingers in 'their mouthsT
r,t9 theP94heyswU vote sustain-their 1 feJtllr they afeW-badlr Drinted: 'th irCti
frruicylel yhcamay e the standard-bearer. rmake them out safficiedflvAo iide whi.
wT iHONOR TO'THR BRAVP
Tji sword purchased by the people of War-
tentfp complained bf Mr;'CMTatisiiilo.rtW,seai
of Ok feraljapyerfln1 W; the
Northern. Cities denpmioating it an electioneering
tour. iCthey; forget lhafc theyf thensselve'k lad-
been gnHfyot making one of theii0n pa kmefrJ
able td the same charge?' What els could thevisif
lof the HonSAM. Houston lo'dur City be calledf
and that too by . their own invitation 1 We kallv &.wtrd
ininK sucn remarkp .must bave beerega4ed by L Vee P:MM. lJUTO..tfgAGa by .the
old San Jacinto" as verv iinkinl n4 IftTin 1 ri zeus, .vrcenji.4y. r consideration of bis
5T ' O ' 4 HiiillnffllWhaJ 44A.11;.. 1J . If
r rr v y BWHUfl LtifW.i Rrr. V,. frL J! J'll
renfor heii fellocounty man, the gallant and
patriotidCabtPRiffGiVW iri Wtrrrenion. Ii
is a heantiffil article and exhibits in its workman
ship; Rood "deal of taste; The folfowi
4J v B uw. "" ,,,uai,VJB. 01 ,nJ8 acts 01 Heroj
ism which"3rre taken from the Jesulitches'orGen.
'MoU in to
mm WWmmmtytQ'$ Coast ta et-
UetuScoll i8&Htt dtHWiriih re-
lenctoihe changeol Um coownaBder-in-cbief.
liedireetlr i,,, ior dr 8nb8e
JU4q IweAat ingfibeTeasnd umil he arrived
vf 1bi" WhiclitjAiy berdc.
trifcewtal the--$uo.ii. iitrear-:
1 Mr? Hunt made an ;'tfnsucceWfnl atiempt to
fPcSOerkfioir-of the RlverSnd
Harbur'bnJ. '" ' -
and a( twenty minutes ttf inFee bftocfcihV J&uae
adjourned, ,s - ;r
-4
and tell their constituents thaf a 'Candidate had
been nominated, buf whether he would comeGres
.. ' s . M.S., ..(..L
W. Caldnill over them, was more than they could
say. But. as o;w6rk. whi.lhe " Delegates
themselves'didj'we i bnfess we were Wo ignorant
and benighted to see any of jl -gwhg on. ' Mr.
bouglass and Mr Jlouston did Uf the talking and
-4ir n J-'-aT' -1. 11 .t t -l""4l.J': ii' '.a'
me irommuiee, we presume, uiu u- ine " worn-
except so far as endeavoring to d.egjaeand disgrace
the" people of the State this was-done in open
session.
We shall notice more at length in bur next, the
falsity of the u Standard's"' remarks, in relation to
,uc i nv vvificuwivu nuvu ww akv arw vvu s avw
DEATH OP JAMES ERWIN, ,
anced in. our last, tbe sad death of James
, grandson of the Hon. Henry Clay, at
PS) lich was sunnosed to haya hpn a
letter, however, from New, Orleans, to
Plu L'Jgton, Ky. state, that ther in
HU Ited entirely from accident, "as
10 n18 room in excellent health
and frAw it. 54. .'rff,1 til";.'' ! "
iuc uusiuon in wnich he was
P evident that he wa, in the act of nine
lnderhispillowwhentheaccidentalex-
is place. - -
flfc AMERICA IV PPVmtr'
11 Dnmko .i.k
I w 01 1018 Periodical coutainsthe
lit fnt. .
Ure P01 tWhigs, Re-
L ., I -44. nue 4 vuiyiilUUS.
fai message and th Tm... .
v ownneraassett, Jasmiatthe
ln kssay upon hnmnn frowl
JUon foreign miseellany,andcritical
der if D. k: MAyrO
1!. Pointed .a mertberfof
If hewassbannoin-
so kind as to let us know
M m i "wuoiart f but a L.Ocofo-
L . . horse of another lpr.9
j ''.a.-. Crt44 YiHsi rjM
it of equivocation, misrepresentation, and 'unfair-
neas4' xiTcral Artictes. . on 'tnj9 ' anbject 1
. CiClats LsTTERr (says the " Richmond
Whig,") anwoinicilaSf
name to the fonsiderMtjDCjthe Whig National
Convention, has produced ay ery remarkable change
LATE AND iM PO RTANT PROM MEXICO.
emshipOhioi;fe Wi
late hour last evening. fromVera Crux, yia Tampi
co, having left f he tormer; port on the 3 J st ut and
the latter, on the Sd ihgC 'She has' brought: over
a fal'ireUJrbm-ch'pla' -,
yBjia arrftalvwe are placf intpession: o? 4
day's, further proceedifigs of the '3pourt joif foquiry,
from our own-repprter.The evidence thus far fia?
rich as butter, and that bf Mr. Trfst especially is as
piquant as mustard'and bayeritfe canfhiakfl it. We
WilfwdU patiently- U see the ed "of it: before it
reaipuag a Wview Of any paA 'of heesdmbny
probably bv that time the fe&ult' VOtbe nf mtl iSf
LTAyWvebeea elegantly . engraved onthe4 ?et.th.6ou
in respect to individuals.' Gen;ScottJin hisross
examinatfon of wUneMelw'ixhHbied'Iraeh :etear
ness and tact As an advocate, that hfs likely tb' git
up a r epu tat i on for 1 egal. accumen ' equal to his re
nown for niilitary skill: ;
Thevid6"nce of Gen-Cdwnllab!erj C1. Duncnn,
and. one or two others warexclusitely cohfined to a'
denial tthti the iffterlineations i in the J docnmeiit
j parked Nor 3-wereT;in the liand-writingof G efferii
elicited ahWZr . 1?.u? "?c?
be was the author of the IomulrsieWSS"
he framed it from a niemora'ndumor partial report
frbnt Geti. PiflowJ Of the bperations of his division
n the 10th anf 20th August, .which the witness
took !romX3etf; iill(rw,ir tablejMaB. hlof ebve
refused to answer cprtafn questipntbhchingilie pa
ternity of sundry other etterf laudatbry; ofTGen.
Pillow, cri the ground that he
minate iimsel, The ; testimony bf Msjr Burns is
8hufflbg and full vf prevarication, and it was discre
dited and impeached by Geit Scott.4 in very decided
-terminated. ' V", ' ' ".; """'
V ' 4 4W 4k4V44r IUVH,4UVVI VW.tlig 4 44 . V 111 W U VV J VUIWI
rival touches the designs of Santa Anha. if there
be;I&itiii 'n74hA-x-President designs vleiting
Mexico at bnfee.'?h the latter part ' of i M arch,
of his 'ients Obtained a passport from the American
coowanuant at vrjzaua, ami weut uown io vera
Tf4nf Al(a . 4 I. 44 44.1444-
- VST the latest jnews from the Pacific seaboard U.1 o4 and' third drove iim back in'disorder, and
vi viuu-aer w.reuuce, me. r conquest orvaiiior ."Awei ww. ,:v-.i - -- i .
ma - io a ieai, scarcely worth the struggle which has ki . .V uuuwt UHl l,,ai vapi. ajkagg win
been going on omongstaome of our military fcndna- f .rn-i' .H,i- f Kt. f.itnitL
val officers, to considered the hero ef the perfor- of iyarrenr The Voice of praise froin every part
mance? 'tt there be np ekaggeratibn in tKeintellK of ihe Unloltfton ; accdiintk liis va1brj;batrktisin
gence, there is rooin,fof aoiher conqueror: in hat anp tuHuary-sKiil must have given biin the live
oistant andfstracdU fiw Battsfactron.but wevvgfiture to iaffirin' that
lower frotiie.A ! U notjommurittyrin'Americvyho
4r n,ri.';r W4 -44iw.,J . 1. . w applause lie- would 'jnorei highly value than
anHe mayTely irpon wcnta tbVof . those who reside in tbe homaof his youth.-
thencej the troopi-we Usrve there are not bf the kind ?. , .. T ; , r - lfarfeiabn Reporter.';
to "force tHejDfie of the other into a confession, of the " ' '.-':- - - - ;' ;ac
fact. wThe country has been overrun "by out GeneV U iREVELtlNG IN THE HALLS."
rals. who have certainly achieved wonders, , buit h.e iWe subjoiaV few items from the, markei pricey
. 4.4V4. A.4 044 4.4? it.4 ....... J - . .. ' , . (. 1. - . 4 . 44 ' ' , 1 , , f mi. 1 "T 4 1 '
vv4u vA.Mts vyuuvr uuca uot appeanip oo ouoj in sue criy or JxiexicP aapuDiisnei.ja a n? in una
v .4.W44. wj viu jiiwuiaii3i Wiil UUYO-, 'AUKtivl V'-'Vi IUUV V(tT. VUUCT,- v i;ciit9 pcr jiuuuu.
A
trjuiHT
r 5V ff.
'T'
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r
n
nrF . liabbrtrd,, J3ecCori.
;;tl! W IntUu(i6n.-in' felired.besniiful tfniheaW I
forMraatioV(Mrft 'ailes:esl oY-'RaleignlJofie
Pl'jHft a4ats?es for the Education "of the younff
Th? Jtr'nnictJor. itharouffh. and designed
to train, boys 10 ihe true method.' and correr.t K.httif
especial aitemion ii pid to Uheir , insUQcUon Cini jihet
: Ample proyiston mad for the .accommodation
?f Pnpilsiwhich nqmber, f the echooft willl
for the preni; be-inhed and i of these, ptaee for
the largft H.rt retredy7 esigegU gieiii
rule, boys i iwill At be admitted over fborteeajjeara oi
" Fw BoarJ. T&ition,'ilorA ehsrio
of Five Monihr 87 50; too. pid in adtihee; C rt.
i The rteat 8eio will commence on tha tth of
June; 1 8484- rFurtbe! informatian wUl t givenen
appficaiiortto the Rectdr at Raleigh; p) w 1
Aprils li I8l8cir1 ira , . t jj'f
Ghrunicle; Old North tte Mefitbo 8enUnel, Nwl
befBfah, orfh StatenVhigaml Charlotte Joarnil
will eWch inwrt lo tne' amount bf $4 and send - acJ
eoui?ts)dtheRec(brv5 'r 'v '1
S3 ,C33 V SCl
a better right to ciaun those regions as the capture ftam 24 jffldur $16 per barrel ; fresh beef 10 cents,' '
' i"-" " . w reiau.; pur. ij; wuuu. xu yer. vuru i ;uuitci" i Mi i
jOinee i ft has been made pubue, says the. LfPicay- cents; lard. 25 j egg9v74.per-4losen,potatoes, t
. . . - . .k. KnrfW.l AktiiKAM. Til A A nnlAA maw huohAI !
' "'IS' ABirt- FmcHm Stt fnta wf down : WAtertnelona
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RlffSE ROA A5QV I BUT-TONWo (ItT Bt 4
PHILADKLPHU. ; -. '
Iiibx ' RAittsai for pubiic and nri vale hnndf Aii
public squ4rest! of ever finely of form and pattern
Cjbh etbbx Ruisgs, of classic and unique designs V
embracing ; upftardV bf one t hundred oNure&t va
.rietiesi ,".'-,-" - , ' ".J v
Iios ChaJus aso Sxtts, for Gardeafi,,. Halls;
sniT PjiuiasTTnew slyle. :. ..... . .
n, f itASTABS. JerCotUtres. made id
Superior )jVmdt3d&&X io
Nw style BjrtcotBx4cf tfi, d-c. t-, -,i i,t??
Uo:;j!la8)tBa;l4T'fioili styles emWaxb Loohl
XIV, Elizabethean, Gothic, And modern 'LAttetn;
with while end Gold Italian srbfe lops.? These
tables have, been introduced by the Subscriber, for
Hotels, Restaorauts, Ice Cream Saloons,-ce
t Tjiey are beautiful articles' oV Fornitftre for Hat
- Stores, aruher estabtishments; Where ft is desua-
ble to make s grand display. I;; 4fJ'4j'
03 He has j-ecently ; couBtrtfcte an elegttfit snb
it antral Cast laoir Ji itch 10 Post, in fariiTami.
: rably adapted,fjo permanency of pdsiiion; highly or
hamented; and lepresenting a well executed HtAn
of that noble animal, the Horse. Such .an. article7 s
une" that
States Senate,
bring peace and California, along with it, the interv ! ALSO eaeh r blackbrrries 25 cents per quart; green
cs in mexicao-aaairs
7L,.TOWF..W lrl has long been a desideratumand ft now ofisred.'fo'
Charter ayessel for Jnm.and.nre learn that .i. ak A lMtnf ttn nnWu. -
V-r I. the good taste' bf the public;
at lastt fef i'rir i: ;2.'roi4t'j
an-affairs hrts given way'to otheand Pf pars per SusheK; toma4oe4fS6.-. :.i .:.-
once more to Mexico, irwould seem that a portion
of the "indemnity for the past" does hot give, very
frequently even been liberal enough to piy fibin- ! dies,' the United States can afford to wait a bit, tiR
nlirnVnt tA hiVniuAnd lUtVfotisVnhev seemed ; ita investment prove a specuTalhm. The first; Ter-
X q , . .4T -7 .
to sympathue with him, too, very deeply .upon the
ingratitude of the Whig party, as long as they deem
ritorial Governor of the ; indemnity will approach
nearer to a Viceroy thau any officer yet created un
der the constitution. He will have an-army of his
ed it probable that Mr. Ciy might not consent to dep the constitution. He vilig anamy Of his
go before a Convention aa a competitor with several i 0WD a too; and, f rorrf certain necessities- wiR
other Whigs, for a nominon which Was unani- ! hate wcr 16 use px vhui he 'thinks fit, with a
' j . ict , r'4.-. very remote accountability for the discretion of his
mously conferred upon him in 1844. It was unjust,
they said, to that great man, thus to desert him, and
nominate one of inferior qualifications, and haying
fewer and feebler claims to the support of the W hig
party. One might have supposed., indeed, thatjthese
old traducers ofjSlr. Cjlay hadf become suenly;
conscience-smtten, and that they were p.ticularly
desirous of making some small atonement for their
past injustice towards that illustrious statesman.
But Mr. Ct ay's letter renders it useless any longer
to wear the mask ;;and the Loco Foco batteries are
beginning to open upon him,, as aforetime.
TRE LAX MEETING AT NAHVILLEV
We learn from "'the Nashtilie Gazette tbat" tie
Clay meeting in that city on Saturday eyening 8th
inst was' attended by several t hundred persons, and
that it was characterized by great enthusiasm. W.
Tannchill, Esq., presided, assisted by a large num
ber oYie Presidents Gov. Jpnes made a .long
and able epeeeh which created a deep impression.
Strong Resolutions were adopted avowing a prefer
ence for Mr. Clay as the W hig . candidate or. the
Presidency, a
very
acts.
.. j. SWORD. ?OR-QEN. jSCOTT .
The Sword to be presented to Gen. Scott by the
State of Louisana, has been finished by. ' Hyde and
Geodrich,. of Njw Orleans. It is said to be very
richly and beautifully Ornamented,' and bears the
foliowinglnscripiidn: ' . "O tSl T
Presentedby the people of the State of Louls
iaaa'to General W infield Scott, for t his gallantry
and generalship exhibited at theisiege of ;yera Cruz,
in tbbattlea of.Cerrp Gordo, Contreras, Churn
buco?Mb1iBD del Rey, 'Chapultepec, Ahd' to nil
nil entry inid the CUy Mexico." V .
':' NEW YORK POLITICS. ;
The Van Bur en faction in the New York Legis
lature, " theJBarn Burners," as they are now called,
have adopted Resolutions in favor of the Wilmot
proviso, j-a ,':v' "'s " "" ;S J h -The
" New York Globe" swys :
11 Circumstanced isnay arise which would give Mr.
Clay the thirtysix' electoral votes of New York,
should he be t he jiomipee of the W big party, .j If an
objectionable candidate is forced upon the demiocrat
ic party, at Baltimore in May next, such might be
result. But if a strong candidate is put in nomina
tion Mr. Clay can be brat thirty thousand in this
State't - ;;.-.-...;!'' :. 1 r.,.
"To this the Union" replies : f j
wlf the language (adopted by the Van Buren par
ty in their' Legislative caucus) expresses Jhe " sober
second thought" of the' " barn-burners"- if they Ve
pndiate all u reunion" 'with the 1 hunker$,c;wo, can
indulge but a very faint hope of carrying an jr can
didate ifi.New YorK, '-evehttf he be nor objectionable
to thevv "VVe 'should Apprehend, . from the forceof
the expressions, that there is little prospect iof re
union; little hope of pleasing both cliques in the
selection of a candidate. If these declarations should
be adopted and confirmed by the masses ofthe . par
ty, we, must indeed despair of eleaiog a dempcratio
IMPORTANT MOVE.
It is stateciv says r the New - York ISun, iu a letter
from Rome, thAt proposals are now ' under consider
(ion by the Pope, for Abolishing th4 celibacy1 ef the
- fca';' --';4 ft M iirt rt-4 -die
'-, if. '-L
ommitteA
r standard" h
F the Ed
1
teT1, Whigs- -
cobm Missouri Whig Gon-
t aftor rUCT.he wouldi administer . the
Pledee ,h0DTentlon select another Can-
f ' '-"ge thC lata P Tt:j.-i.i m.' .
iuiMvwi ior aim.
UiTHE sqns ortempjbran.ce.
;-.This; branch- of herf (Temperance jjniiy tiojr
numbers !$ - Grndjpjvisions,1:2,6p0 J3 labordinat
D iviaions, and about lM&jf jU is fstabj
hd in every State in the UnionaAdia expending
t. . - A CHANCE FOR TEACHERS.
. The University of Mississippi advertises for five
Professors, ont of them to be President of .the Uui-
of tie j'.rpfessprs $V500and houses will be provided
for them, free'ofcharge, , V H
,A VKTER4i.Wnic. The first vote cast at Nor
wich;' Conflat the late : election, was by CapL Eras-tnaPerkinSj-rBtanich
Whfg. &6ycar9ld.
eandiditel by the aid jo'f New Yorkv ; ?
We tell the f Standard" agaiB, it will hare enough
to: do to look after thetroubles in its own pary,-n-steadpf
ken;.;:':u'neAs7'' abottt the candidate
to be adopted py toe w hrgs.
np"The Correspondence of tb " Baltimore Pa
triot" ssiys : The letter of CassTus M.'Clay to Hen
ry Clay iwbi$h was published last week in: some of
the New York papers,) cpmes from an avtfwed per
soaat enetoytofthe distinguished statesman -to w horn
it -is Addressed andthe
E&lf tofHhe'ondeAftoirhltVoifid' otherwise
?; New candidates, compromise candidattSy now
seriously talked bf by the Whigsit theseat ofQ0rt
ernme!nt. Some are for running Crittenden and
Abbott rJiwreee." while Whers are for; running Scott
and Mangum. SomeoTdfyn lf6fClayf and others
for-TSylor.' A great changcf is working at all events.
YotlriU sookt seetheresutcsl' Jvrvt ?. jH$
The Whigs, however, are not atone distracted and
divided. ',Th'Locefoc6s arl in UAtat of great nhea
siness and hxiety,,as to what they shall do in their
forthcomUiK ,B ahimorey Con veut ionv- t-; ij&
. jjGenerat Sam Htpufton, somelittlertiiiiAaftA'
weo;o npiigfimnge 10 in.aonhihaa siucr been
South AS far as North Carolina, and haa ioat ret.
In the Senate, on April 14, communication
kwas received from the War Department, in re
ference to a new invention of fire-arms, by Colt.
Petitions were presented, and biils introduced
and referred to committees.
Mr. Bell called up a bit! fur improving; a dam
in the Mississippi, at Cumberland Island, which
after debate, was passed by 21 ayes to 8 nays.
ftlr. Badger called up his resolution for pur
chasing J0U0 copies bf a newly published edition
of the Constitution. ($1 a copy $".2000.)
Adopted,.:. , , . , ; t .
A bill appropriating. $ 15(0 to refund expenses,
of the .late. Com. : Elliot; while in the Mediterra
nean, negotiating a treaty, was taken up .
Mr. Hale objected to paying expenses of grand
feasts to foreign potentates. 1
Mcssm Badger, Cameron, and Pearce, advoca
ted the bill ; and Mr. VVestcott opposed it.
When the bill was indefinitely po.stponed by 27
ayes to 12 nays. i . .
A bill for paying the officers encaged in the
exploring' expedition, under Captain VVilkes was
Alter action uptn a number of private bills,
the Senate adjouriied till Monday iiext. , . v
. Inthe, Housp pfxBepres,eiUatiY?8i aiV
Dyke spoke on the New York: contested election
case Jas Mfwresi-S.--j8ekson.
v ...Aft.erMr. Van Dye concluded hia remarks
tbe Hous.e went into, coimnittee oq j the whole,,
and. took ;np a private bill.' .
, NoTfurther businefa 'was trarisap led, artd; at
aboutt 3 o'clock,, the Hous anjourned.j . - . ;
: The Senate did not sit on April 15 : . ,
In the House. of.. Representatives, Mr Palfrey
requested leave to make a personal explanation
The leave being granted, he called on Mr John
son to know t, whether s he Jhnsort) imeoded to
offer insult, to his ?(Palfrey'ti) fauwly by b in
terrogations a few-ays sinte respecting a negro
.Mr Johnson repljed that eech was not-his in?
lent.on4-and there tbe matter, jests; c ,
. Mr.- Coilamer.'Chairinan of the committee on
iPublic Lands, reported a bill relating to.pre-emp
Ijion claims of soldiers and bounty -scrip' . ,.
1 On motion ot Mr. Rockwelhhe House resoled
itself into a Committee of the VVlioig upon tvate
Bills.'AdjournedU. L'f. ::.,. 1 L4
In the Senate, ion Mpril 17, rheiH aTitlwrfsing
a temporarv suTpeTisToo of Circuit Curt business
by th&'JhfieVof iK'e: Soprethe Cuarr-waj taken
a -TUT,-
Mrt'Af
inecuring at)ng, wnicn was at last ? ouHZVa ':.-liV'
htsinzoffAntigua;abbottwelve.miies north .rlT.Vij.i-SrlS ti--'frrHPMJ.
of Vera, Crux, There Santa Anna proposes to eni- i1?" WW1 VJ?? ?g$.i9
is snui; had an interview' With" him at bis hacienda
kofjsi-Encef cCThCpip com-; L
panics or arngoons xo meet ine wenerai,- as ine re
quest of the latter. Santa Anna is hourly expected
down to embark. ' - ' ' -m, '
The conviction had become stronger that the
ROBERT WOOD. Pronri-fAr
iRoadjalove Butioniowd fiZref i JPliila
has-recently publiahed. at AreatpeAse;
an . original wo,ra . exntoiting the new designs and
patterns which' are executed at his establishment, em
bracing all tbeabove articles, and the' various; and
Mexican Constreitr would assemble before the end splendid patterns of" Cemetery, Balcony, 8tep, and
of March, and taf they would ratify the" ' treaty. . oihcrjiailings, which have? been manufaciared Jor,
On the 2 1st or 22d ult. scvela Deputies or Senators Laurel H ill and other celebrated Cemeteries, designed
left the City of Mexico for ..ueretaro to take theif : expressly for his ownuUisbment, and which tnay
seats. Our information "froin uerctarb is dirccCbe eefit to any oart of the world to' those wbo4 desire
and it is most favorable to the cause of peace. It 'Hb make a selection, , Undoubied reference will be
seems to be pretty well understood m the Oity of required to ensure a prompt ret qrn 01 the work after
urp.v ,e,7 nuows a natWKfrou a bandrsaw,".and
lgriifV knoQ.
n? Cob RicAsn.M. J ohnson has annoancod
himself to his Democratic, friends as a candidate &f
the onp of iGovernot the Stte of Kentui!kv.r
The regular nominee ef liis' paty is . La,'zarks W
Powell Tb Hon, John J C'eitt ende w, it will be
reniembered,-iA the Whig candidate, of whose eiec-
4! nn a.a 4. on Vva r rt 9t,Kt 5r-4- i -
poke rh oppsitioTr he bHl"1
ffKweirin the' sa4ne eide; 'lt '
rMrrlelMelfefenaedifi
u MrBuilode.nded elmrf igalnst eertain
imputations of Wf ii t cut f loose irojii ft heCir
cuft C6rrt iftbgeifcert and oTnnnecessar 'delay
in bosiiieett; Jf vUl i r' 'u
VM f.-3 Allelic in defenrJio ,i!f painV'declared
tha t4 be hbb . d ' ftar not ft i ng-' frorn Ari ; e lection of
Jodgesiebelieye
intIV Uf JJJiCll. 1 I J l4 I VVll.ll VI A.4.t74V4W4.444, 4 4.M
Presidenjaafl been1 fBsriiakiftg:jndge. 5 3 3
Mrteitefar4 dfelecimg fhe Judges
bv the
Mr.
people; f
JohnsonbTTTaTcoli an argument
in ucjcuctt-ui -iiie uuuri aim 4uuhcc( uu. j "
to a motion of adjournment, j ,
fiiin cyWVrSrdqil
Was sdoff,f I'Mlffi tfndnr4
United Stat if5 'notinebmbai ibfeirb "t Re pu
lie interest, to furmsir lolieHonse copies of all
correspondence" bbrUen .den."! nBeJd Scott
ana tbetary of Warv daffrtg ilie rndmbs of
Ociober arid embeTl845: especially: ciipies
letters or despatches io Uuu Scbrt, ith t he re
plica -of the 27th of October and the 91st of Nov
Mexico how far our Sehateould modify" the trea
tyj and there the opinion prevails that these lhodifi
cations would not prevent its prompt ratification.
The American Star of theS2d ult: without express
ing any opinion as to the ratification," is confident a
. . : 1 , 1 , . - . . - .L : . .1
quorum wouia soon pe naa at vcwretaro mat. " ine j
treaty Vould hot be sooner- there than the necessary i
uuuivcr ui uictuuris. x uc utico iiyui uaauui
left for Q.ueretaro on the 8th tilt
Gen. Scott designed to leave Mexico for the Uni
ted States immediately upon the adjournment of the
Court of Inquiry, This, it 'Was thought, would
take place as early as 'the .25th ' nit,- and we learn
that a' guard had 'actually .been;5 detailed to escort
Gen." Scott to Vera Cruz. ,rOne gentleman, ' with
whom- we have conversed," i3 SAtguine that the Gen-1
eral is now upon the Gulf, on his passage hither. -; It
is certain that he was hourly .expected at'Vera"Crb,:
and that quarters bad been prepared for'him there.
an opportunity for making tbe selection. .
Philadelphia, April 18, 1848. f 32 tatj
'SfSAEEo.r; '
S WILUseJi at the ('onrt House door in Concord
on the 3d Monday of May next, 'the following?
Lunds, or bo much ibeieqf, as will satisfy the' Public;
iJounty; and Poor Tax. for the yean 84with the Cost
thereon t "P? .' ..: &'-,:'&
. , i. r , .;, ,. - "
Names ef owners.
No
v ,PR.ISTAR'S, BALAAM WILD-
-!,( f ,S,ClRY.S,.-i.:;I14- p.;, 4.
This is a chemical extraef iWild, Clierryand
Tar. - Every body knows that.. Wild ' Cherry pos
sessesiiuporlontineclicinal properties ; and Tar Wa
ter hasalway9 been odmioistered in Consumption,
and Lu ng atlectians general ly ? by our oldest and
safest physicians. . Various remedies, it is true, have
been offered and puffed into duties, for the .cure 'of
diseases of e lungs, : and som.e have been found- no
doubt very useful, butof All that have yet been, dis-
covered, .It is admitted by diysicians;;andalt who
have witnessed its'effeets, that none has proved-as
successful as this.? For Asthma, Shortness of Breath,
and similar affections it may be pronounced a posi
tive Cure. It baa cored . Alt hma ihinany cases of
tea and twenty years standing, nftcr pbywoiatis had
declared the case beyond the reoeh of medicine. ;c '
. This Balsam ia nfcfrom'i nraternds.wbmh Na
ture has placed in all northern 'latitudes,as an anti
dote for diseases caused by cold climates. v .
.ii UNatAre Is buthe wmie rorW"effec'- i --
r't Whose cauwiod 1;; H :'f '
VjCe us not ueglectlier. plaipest dictates. '
None genuine unless signed 1. BUTTS;on the.
wrapprv' sdt -;J m i ----. vfii
, Far- ala in Rlejgh, wholesale aad;retail, , by
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO, and by Drugr
g!i gerallis WwtjbjAlina i.i.,:r . -
ff i'.ri r,
is
vTOn4he tb isstat Lafourchfe La by the Rigl
Rev. Bishbp Polk, Capt WnwX' Clr US&'A
to Miss Mary Bay narddahghter of Thos. P. Devi
teaXi Eso of North Carotina'-fC' " " ( .1 "
531
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.4. 4.
tHilTsborougbi oA tbliltSnirtaltalinger
ing Alness, ft
U um iJiackw elder
George Dey
WiitJjLudwickfi!
Daniel D. RidicUpurs
Klisha Smith
Jacob Udf-'
Maihiat;rine trJ
Charles Haglbfel
DanielLfnkery 12
John H. Biggera
Charles Dorton '
James A. Garm'bnu
S.'Cs'rmon l1 .
Jane Gray -; 5
sHrGVay';-1 ;
Leon a r Ji arise! 1 f
tipkef Seed ;
. A. Ra Vrr, ,
Tim;thy Reed.
M,'R;ed i("
Franklin burner
Robert Caldwdt
1o G. Foard-i ;
ASIJSDALJ
the same time1f Saving t
a call Rmeniber, his soekls reptershe weekly,'
from the NorthrX and He can. ,thereforleitiDalJy
offer newisty lesio the jnest fastidious;" Call end ex-;
a mi ii aA ''' " 4.- . -01-
AiriiStir Caadard ifJUimea.) 3SF lOt - J
J, Hat,TiUsiee?W J?
Ji it Ingram ki:H9i
A. C. McLellcn 260
John Uusser la fcf --50
W. S Alexander Wj 9l
Sarah Dtach' G'ard j 82
irvfan tiingle J - 210
H - Galaways ZstsrieUrZO
-i'MeLear f 23
John C. Juhnton 180
A. W: Steel " 1102
WmV Coleman-
Paul Earnhardt I 5U
Israel Frazb-r.:; :v 124
M AthilBambardtAi
.Kktato- ' KM
ff W.J TLimhardtf 20
Jrto;r.idneoodTs Ef.!!3
Jnor Aatiorsea.;, 34
Csiharine tiuther 95
jb: Sair, XdW. 9
DanieW WalteTrt ;
jacM?li9e 5r1 'ti -24
isamurfjioiwooks-,.
AJey Marfj ro ts4&
Asaaa Ap Mafjintill60 .
Ueorge t'Ult 1150
Martin Stooeh M4
47
60
:39
147
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200
34
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229
114
92
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132
100
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