Jlortij-Caralina liar.
I rt ulisihd iL.i.r r
.WILLIAM C. DOUB.
xoiroa ueriuniiTuii.
If paid Stnci'y U ta.atn.-e, twraiTOtT perloX
nam; two dollar and fifty ccun, if paid wtthia
ill aaoBth ; and three duibtra el tin ud of tb
7"'- v .
DrE&TlSEMSXrS aot eiwedin; sister..
bh rs-villrll ae litue for one dollar, sad
twenty At win for such sabse'iueut luveruon.
Those of greater leiiiiu will he charged proport
ti ailly. Court Orders vil .lodiri.atartvei tiieeient-
will b charged 'i per eent. higher tUi above
rates. A reasynisnle de lection will b marie t
tkfM hl dTrtia by the. vsar,
Book uJ JuV Priutieg done with ntatocs an
despatch, and on accommodating terai.
tisjr Latteri to tin Editor giust be pott paid
THURSDAY MOliNlNG, JULY M, 155.
' f-f W re-publish (lie jetttr of Brownson tn
Davis in the present1 ismi, aajn our absence the
proof was nut carefully read, aud some important
typographical errors crept in.
Btwtaa or Fai.sc Cuauce. A the day of
ft
election approaches th wire workers anil party
tools of the Catholic Foreign party are setting
afloat a thousand and one f alse rtiuiorato prcjudic
the minds ofthcuninforiiied against the American
party ami its candidate. We wntn the fiiends
of the party to be fin their guard against such
motistrourJ'iind maliciously- false rnuiors, and
whenever and wherever they are circulated to
give them a prompt and 'flat denial, i
It has been stealthily circulated in certain.
part of thi District by the anti-Americans thit
Mr. Shepurd, if elected to Congress, will use hit
in8uenec to pa a law forbidding all persons who
catihat read atld write, the privilege of voting.
The charge in no ridiculous that to all candid men
it carries its own reputation on iiTae"o. It is a
vile slander upon Mr. .Shcpard and the author of
it deserves the contempt of all honest men He
has not come out and shown himself to the oten
day but, as we are tufortued, htm chosen to throw
n veil of mystery around ita authorship, so as to j
conceal iroiu idq muhu ine eourcu iioiu men ii
came.
We repeat, then, tto the friends of the American
party, be on your guard aga'itst Htifh ite shttol
ere; they will bei;artei by the wholesale bv the
enemies of the party, and you must be ever
ready to meet and re'l eny nue.h foul calumnies.
Letter or John Wilsos. We puUi?K in th;
iftsun the able letter of, this jretitlunpn who loo.
lately been reiuovvd from the otRoo of Conunis
amncr of the l.-md OlBee, only iK'cuose 1,c hud thi
utauiy ii.dt'peiidente U think for hiuielf upon
political affairs. It in cmcetied on all sidos, thai
lit manTuTfiKHiuiTtfyw belier imilitit-d than
Mr. Wilnon f r this impor'nut and resjioiible
jn'siiiwii. Y"t bvnMsft he dan.'d to he a tnic
American, i'.r n. charge "oi Id 1. lruoht
ftainst his er mip.I r offifrial r-tiiii ih tsr, he is
rw hlessly httr!. d from oH'ice by this tyrannical
o 3 pfrpcMioi!; AdlHinisnalont. Tiie Ml,tor of
J.u'l.moiot National American couiuientfl us fl
l..as upon this r.'m ival:
' It was tbe if'S.d n.rtiine t.f on of 0 e K'btors
if this paper s.ii"w Mr. Wilson iminiatelr
when a'.'.ttciHted w ith him in the public servb p.
and rarely have weknown s iMain,f,-iii ici I uni
ties capacity ef tn-'Te g.io-r-illy a ko-.w b'dcetl
fidelity as an elieer, orot more exalted w,-rlh pod
intelbgenee as a private iiolivabial, inioene
ii giu an bi niple rank at ti e bin 1 office in early
life, tre wTunesri yivp bs"r,- rbrwTgtr'rt fortn.
fins and mTrirair derail limit f nully, bv I1 e ln
pcri-r discernment and imp iriral faor a I'rei
dent Kilini'ire, be was placed at the head ot that
imnortaot Bureau. Soire.tt was bi,. popularity
in that slate. n. espc iallv with the cilni iis o( the
new Stalin, w hen ti c pment tsecume paid hits j
fi-st official visH to Washinj;ii' m March. I .":, !
and the poriei-t-.os alarm of prmscripiitHi fii!
startled the puiiiie ear. tbe( were d stiiitui.he.l
henator. from the We,t I or Invest ft on te !
among the camber) who made vidontary elflirt l
in his lichalf and thn ntrli them, pn,l,aLU, the -escea'tot
er's sie was at that lime arrested. Mr. i
V. iW n may have thru tbtsig ,t that ti e new
1"rr : b nt. w ho (o-.,fe-ed to Iss a JcaVrwmian
lenos-tai, w-'iihi c-rtda e : iaiself to the- fiuahh
ratiotis preeril.er by Mr. Jeil'erson ' is he
h"i-t ! Is Le eipab.c! Is he fiotiiful to tbc
(.'iMtstitotion ?" But rerlfo' 'eiy st-n it ap
peared that ti statesman from funded rtiier
tained frj tlttfeteiit views as to the true
vjiiaJtrVatu rmpiisite ,l a Inderal nfhce-tmhiVr,
and that thejj wcce very d flcretit fhwj thwe
fumiali'd by Ma, J.i'u r-ni's testa. lhnw
flrnpiBt of tf throne bad a - new mission to
lb-hid higher and nol lr work tot er-
form than to tn-ad in the vulgar i -pa ut s'ucl.
ieii as Waslmuxton, Jefferson and MstliMin. An
impirtsot iue had suddenly sprung up Idlers
the at umry 1 An issue in which f re;pnim and
llomanisni en owe side, were arrayed against
utn Aiosrieainn on the other. V.arly in the
conflict the President, who was tleeted by a
large nisjitv if lb ple, eml.racr.1 the form
er. bat the digli and independent spirit ot Julia
Wilrn could si.4 tictiBie, and be prtsmptlv
rave bisadhesioa Hi tbeAntericaa rsms. He
wae ready to ssiriH.e utb.e and eirtol
uaiert, tt.e reward of bg trerd al.d fai'blul
aervieea, td tlee coasrUntious and patriotse ds
ebarge of duty. He paik-utltr Ussred la the Vuki
and wae erusbed duwa by the m rrWe ofu&uutl
tyrsnoy.
But even symtaitby for John Wilsnw will be
lost in ti e te ril le and rniHiliitiir details nf his
letter, wined show beyond the s-r of efleetlve
cot'trs'lo ti.!, that tls f ul sr it-tt of I'apal tnrlu
enee baa aia.le a aeriossa bslgreat ia tbeinnar
court f lli.a Bepublia. Me wili mm unriMts
ax lejudge, but ask et.ly tlial the letter lis IT
nay tutu a en.in, trntjorate ami uiparli.tl
rvadin frma every man, and srei, frt m every
w isnaa who tlaisjis tu bate a potriol's heart.
We think i lml with the pat and atisptii!K-aeJ,
there will be no hsritaiii.g in deciding,
0t VltusaBl. It is suied that the erTteial tu'e
tt Virginia aae bea rsswiesd (mm all Ut tfiea
caaliew, and rsialsssgVtie aaurlcial fna thM,
V is bas a aisbsrity of 10, IS), Is there another
Stale la the tubas., front which the ofc.iel trnsa
would es4 bava ba reewired ere this f The
elctio.a cams of no the 24th uf May and wehasf
beard frosa Lun.t, eye a4 Ue Criiaea (uo, a
batf dotea tiosss sinew.
W The rV.adsH asy ikst Mvj, Wilder add
,t fat his sr.hlllM - a ...11'. . - - , .1 -
d,.ot. at Urn. If he d,tl to hi. rsft. -
tloa M (.1, it wa Uis4ingU4 worst asd apt
that ef attempted disemsiua bstfun a!
YVW aadien. How asaay nor aes k addiimss
woahl It take to ataV lont M ditivgail4
talsssasB?" ,
T v( -ll Alnbihei rwe, th ie Tee
Xseasef Jrwal. tbai ' M wa as elea a
BBltfBi, tbai w lew is essMikss-e ss H with the
ktai.W blblt, aeur. mm a ksii- i.il i"! tntuja
1 r'sn....e ttrt inters' 4 slsierv 4 I .
a eownrker with Ahh wi, fMMhgh'liu 4
That ax, wbovr ab.fs the Asssrowa plstb.rs
n; tr a eppus tb 4t.l v i.ts a4 pal 4-
sttU4, I r..fe'.sr,fl n .. v.tw to r.stitl.sra
asJMsva4r4.
-Carolm;t gtor
s . .
RALEIGH. II. C.
VOLUME XLVI.
I'ullt ExroMo ! Their eye-teeth are out at:
hurt, they bad to yisld them op after many awful
contortiotinof face.' Brownson'a letter eustaining
the whole charge which the American party has
preferred against the Koniieh Hierarchy, hat. Ucn
drapged out of them and they now ataud exposed
to the woild having attempted ati6utrageou
fraud on the honest totere of tbie DUthu! We
do not wisih the public to forget the history of
tins letter. At it discussion iu a.ren county i
betW"en Mesara Shephard and Brunch, the for-!
mer charged, that the papi&ts claim ftr the lpe
of Konie power in Temporal matters, of such con
trol OTcr the eohcieiuea t.1 the members of I i
church,' ai ia itieonipatible" with aud dangerous
to the freedom of the Stale, au'rfjbittd Bronnson'f
Review (the acknowledged organ of the 1'apaey
in this country) to stntahi his position, Mr.
Branrh in reply produced papepln the form ol
a letter Tfhich ho said wjould blow Mr. Sheperrl
" sky high " it was nothing less than au ori(;i
eal letter from the veritable Mr. lirownsou hini
etf, addreaaed to a gcutlripnn ia W arreu county.
He read n parngrapU or two towards li e begin
ning of the letter, and coiiteiub d that it amounted
to a retraction of all the-obnoxious dortrnea
which he had contended for in hie Iteview, Mr.
Branoh folded op the letter with an air of tri
umph. . But no, Mr. Shepnrd desired fn see the
letter it was handed to him he esumitieil it,
in hi rcjoiuder to Mr. 1!. read, the while letter,
and so unequivocal end direct was the claim if
power over the civTI"n8'.'iirs of kingdoms asserted
that Mr. B.'e adherents hung their heads in iu
tonisbinent and chagrin. And how could it have
bceu otherwise? Why did not Mr. Branch rend
the entire letter? Why did he attempt to keep
lavck to suppress that very part which convicted
his clients, the papiMs, of the charrre preferred
against them ? )id not Mr. Brunch know the
rule of Uv,-, that the whole id' w l,at n (s-rson mivs
in a particular conversation, letter or document
should be thkrn into consideration to Ictn Wo-
nieaiiing T I'oes lie not I hott that other ru!r
which declines ti.at .if; j c.v.w ei is equivalent
to tin' '- .. . ' f Would Mr. Branch bate
continued to r nd " (rarblcd cxtrhcta" fiotii the
't : tor bml not Mr. M.cuid opej-ed the nioi of
ii ? Ilowru-r this noiy 1 tive been, the next day.
:n the discussion at Warteiiion Mr. B. rcj udiated
hif own wilocs dem uo-it g both Btow usun rit.d
bis letter I To this Mr. S. very properly replied
that le Lad no rieht todisiicdit I ;ownw;!ne.
lie Lad introduced him b prot that the Ameri
can I'lu ty w aswroHiiiid he Lad ptovid tl at :!,ey
were tiijUl and it mijilit be very convenient to
get rid of the proot by asiil;ng him, but it would
-TirrrdnbB inlwiilcd'ld Wdtl .Mr. B. and lti paity
to. what their friend, ally, and witness Bi-owiim.ii
said, and ca'lcd for the letter. He wtmled Mr.
B. to give him up the ui'innl letter or acopy
and both were denieil, but under the repeated
demand:, which have been made for its publica
tion, the letter h:i made its nvpenranec I Jt was
tigbtfitecing, but it Lad to Ccine. . Itti-vcr
would bale s.en the light If the Ire i ds of the
American Partv bud been silent af r the dis
cussion at Wnrrenton witi .' Let the hot r
be read and circulated. It is the eiidci ce pro
duced by the i ppone: Is of the American I'aiiv.
i It was v.. it, en to an anti-American mllid out
- by bilii and given by biui to bis eeoilid-atv.' It
be useil ;,rniBtie4. Lut lul. out of ilitir lwii
mouths are they convicted of being the in eo and
uekitowledcd defender of the I'apal poner. The
" Waircnton News" nred not be aluniii-d. Wi
.hall not follow the example of Mr. Brato-h and
"give gnibb'd elra-ts from the letter, " but
' Bipy it entire, " aial as uopied, it pn ves ail we
wish. lj k at it! Can any man who reads
tutstake its meaning? Can such language us the
following be Biisuudsi slots! ?
"The Torts is the proper authority to deride
fi,rsi , whether the Constitution of this country
or i ' repugnant to the lae e of t it.
If be
ibs thit it is not Usen
am lsouud in c'U-
tice to ots-y, e
What i tl.'sl u! 'e " Iligler !w "of Seward
and rummer ? What is It but a surrender of the
eonscieme and judgnteitt aa to the constitution
and laws of lite ci mitu, to the will and judgment
of tin Vf e f Keverse tli case Supse the
I'oj-e were to say that the Constitution or a law
is repugnant !i tl e law of (iod or the cantis of
the Church, would not Mr. Bmwnsua aud those
wb tlntik wiih K m I I isind to dj the IV pe
and refuisu abedxace to that Constitutb n and
law! Must assuredly they would ! We s.k
scam, six oU nam avnaing such doctrines be
trusted with otTnw antler ourUovernmeut? . If so,
then let IheJi-tiim. iatiunof SewanLSuntiierand
Barker cease, and let it ) conceded thai s they
bebere that a "bigbir ks ' tbaa the Cuntiiia
tion, deciarew tlie l'Bgitivelav law wrong, and
against th law id lied, I bey are not booed to
obey i 1 Ja the !"nib prepared tor eoch a doc
trine ? W warn our people against tlo who
bar beeosae tb (rs kisrs and defenders of such
doctrine a are aisitilairw-tf by Brnwusun and
bis a-lkerewu. 11 i the teajer anil ackao bulg
ed urgaa of th Ib auish rl.an b ia tb's country.
He fk fruaa 111 reeied. S ill the I'ruirs
laat of Krth CandinB foib-w sUm f But In th
letter. ' base ruliiiird part of h Indirect
th reader atteutioa to them. Here it it
Itssvroa, Jur,a II, 1'J.
M))ter Wr I ka rwived t am. mi nt
ymirs lb Jth iesst., with ia en, buie . I e
little ai a bss w ilrsrs- ssKst eosjrse to take.
I here as BoinWra ; m j l!s,, wUrnn 1
have ti ' l tb t'nil aotburoy nf I I1 pa
ha ti.c- ualrv, tail there Br several bcbsIivis
ia which 1 have disruseed lb rlaliiM ot tb
two sfdera lewfsnnl and si irtlnsl 1 l look I
shall ars lb whole. best answer your wihee
by ereiatng tl.eas. 1 will tlifefore order ssf
publisher to ad yo all th aiaailr tor
and liv',4.
fuel Bill and la the arttelr nlnUd its -few
O-aWs," Jaaassnr, lVi, "f ;-tf rl
h
! rjmi. tear. lb. ISU.eiorol
of y Wrinti Mtsiist aod m 1 .n
', Jsoaare, ls.,4. ') Tnntntwl fW
r( (As bps," April. Ji4, and -I mU Jmls n.l
as A'psW." t-r tfc-t.ar, if lb aees year, asy
plMise and aVfasw f asy doeiile.
Mat 1 ask ta tn read ItrfsM e't. !- hi th
roW ia h rii I have aaeued H em t If vna will.
eitooach aiU4.b iesain4 asBeb wbh h. if
a t stboiic, tua ill i-t.-1 Ia, anv j'
will (i-4 asi sss a d'irisw e I am a-as4 ef
b-.id ng. 11 sot mi t,. ,.n -., ),
j oimrsd f .mir.ry, 4 I se IS'LI t sei
j rfriwks. bv ti sb bat am wadisd M
eoweebst pr-sf I'y fw ai Use t ihdi pnii I f i t'w Aond. of .4eirira -is e ioi g, la
view. I lret ti s nt ;sct only aatse eeetaia giet ywer fatly, M besft su f oor at
apet aad I f .'.- to . and a. any of ths Isyas 1 to. a a at air-st " i jaul.' T to f.rifi.sr "
I fcv ta CU.st U.s-dofj a atvhtdcal , wtsMt JtdfsM.
(f
RALEJ&HJ SOUTH AROLINA, WEEINTESDAY MOHNDTG,
which tb,jw not familiar w ith that theology may
misapprehend. 1 say this iu eicuise ut those
who bate misrepresented ore.
i claim (and never have claimed for the Pope,
..... v.u.u.;,;t s,,,,.. ..r -i,:i, k ii,d
temporal sovereign,) Mwapnal. or civil juris- j
The onlv nower the iote baa iu this eouutrv. is I
v.:. r..lAll... .;.;. 1 h..,,H
.. .L..i.,.,.h I,:. . ,.r,.w .;;-,i.,I ,, i
and can I e exercised only fr a spiritual end,
aroi eveu theii only aver Catholics. for the cbut-CU
d"'s to t jndt;e th.e w ho are without.
In matter", purely temjinral, I. as a Cathol'e,
owe no obedience- to the f. pe'f because be has
rcceiel from Jeu Chrisi no. authority as a
teuiporttl s. vereit;itovcr me., lie catttiot make or
ntimiike the rioiy of too eovereigtt or the dutie.s
of the sul-ieel abrogate the foiuieror absolvo
fioiii the hit:er. 1
'I bus far nil Catl'.o'ic. -wlietlier the so-called
ultra-Munti.nes or the o-calicd G ailicatis are .
agrceti. T.he disotite lies nnt here. Ail ari!, j
iiiut the .State, is supreme and iudej endent in j
its oui(ritt r that is to say, in iiuvtempoiHi
older." Ihdxhut I niotiiuiiu Unit Jut It'Htpuml t" .... ... ,.... .
o,,,t i,Mo,,rr. ami .WetaWertr, l.tt .,!. re.,u.K:d to as.-erta.il thai ase ; you
eery mo'io of tkLuitx sv 6t.r'J
.r,i.- . , . . j...i ...j
Jice iirrrni nf wio.s - thftitl l'iir
Airw, ttivcf.-i atifi i(-oC(r.f him tnf h'& fiorii m;e
it's ii th? it'tintiiiiJ oidti- ttoi inlhr. tHtjH)mt.
Kveiy man who bibcM'sany religion nt all,
whether Catholic oi-iion-tatholic, does and must
adn.it this; fur it is only suyiug that we mut
obey God rather than man, ami live for the, Civ e
tor rather than the creature '1 Lis oromised, i
, . . , - - :
think 1 can stale to you hi a few words the doc
trine I do really bold.
tutii' niirUuul, if Juii'ti't: flutl OttxiiiU- lnunilt'r ihc
oics of jusikt, coii-scijuctitiy the prince holds his
powers as a trust, not to. an indcfcasablc ri-ht,
and therefore forfeits them v hen he abuses thcili,
nnd loses his ri-;ht to reiiin. This is the oitiouion
doctrine held by allof us Americans, .and all
fa lo.iic doctors teacb and ahvtivi' lime tno;:Lt it.
It lies at th I'ounditlioii nf.nl 1 true lit ertv, and
is the onlv doctrine that can cterjosiily i-psi.t-iroce
'o the tett.pornl powtos. 'I .ii, tic.li! ol
n-f-i..tatH'e of power when it become- tyroi'it'tcal
and op! teie, I take it for granted is Lebi t,
every American.
lii.t bertt a iliflu ulty. The Church, folK w
iii the.llo r'p.tutvs, make, civil iillec;ninte a
relite!;s duty, aiul mivs with Saint l'nol, Loin,
si-i l-il: "L,t ; cry soul bcsiiLicct to tlo hi;.ln-r
ov-ers, for tticre ! in. (s-wer but from God-
Therefore, lie thai rcsisteth the poocr le-istcdi
the oidittance of God, noil they that re-i.t, pur
chase damti.itiori t them c!eV Here yon seel.
;itu fnlbiddco by the law td f 1 1 .el to re.. Is, the
I oivc' and .cniiiiitiilided, on peril of' i'ai.iii..tioti,
to'bey. Here is my conscience Uiuud to ot.c.
dici-ee. and niy conscience as a Catholic can bu
released t olv tya declaration of my Chnrcti. as
the diif.ieiy apH,ilitt d.liiectorofeonscic! te,0-ftt
the prince by bis tyranny timl oppression has
forlcitod hi,, ribt, fallen from his dignity, anil
eeat-ed lo reiirii. t httt 1 cliHiu for the I'oj c, as
visit. io Lend id tl c Chinch, is ihc er toreleusc
my couscit:nee tii'lli this rclicac... I.no an 1 o,
place .,ie at liberty to resist ti e prime become a
mnt. T his ia all 1 tilidersttind by the deposing
. iH.wr. 1 r
4-
toe rs'Wer, it.cit. everyheuy, not a tyrtintor a t
slave, assl'l IS. Tho Allo'.ican Col ftcss ot 177'i j
asserted ip, ii wi dep- soil lie re i!ie Third. 7Vc
oio'y dff: r. to- i.v, .w, glee it tu jkui'r . sunn' tr f
fftc iii(ice.-oi ; mi f I r'niitt tl Jr llir Cmrih, uiul
llie I e tin h iii i'J thr 'nuuh.
The l'opc do s not in tills exereire ,a civ il
power or jlll isdn lion, and it is calo oTlits teiill"H
ral overc-nly I e, mtse it Is tt power exen-iwd ;
over tt nip ;:i' sc-vceicitH, er in relutb-u to li e
o iati' n of the stil jcci to nb( y the prince. But j
e'en 1. -re the to- I', p., doe- tn t relieve, from i
c,(i7 allciame, for thai the prir.ce bad f trfeitetl j
Lv Lis tt lai ny. lie relctsti, the solce. t .oidy i
fsom the (.piitiuiii .-r icLiotis . loiatlot:, super- ;
loided f y chrisiiaiiity to the cittl, nod this otiiy .
ase ot the l atliolic oooseteiico.
7'Ae t,;. Uti? prilr vullnniltl tn thrift fur
! mf rreMrr tif ,m.hhtrtm of tltrK cittt'tiy Vt.w- it j .b-Crca, 0O-sli,.. trf p4,.prt.y llotWtfSU tles N11H-
U'it ft iiiitntlmt fn tin litiit t-f hi ,?. If i.o ib-c' tcs , .L 0 "f bis ma-tcr v. 1 b tloa'-c'. ' stotls, nronnilg '.
I . . .... i , , ' , i . i i , ,'.:.- i. : 1...1 1 i. ... ... . r
i 1 1. at tt is not, a. l e h is decided, then J nm booi'd
tit c its.: ience to ol ey eicry law onttle iu occ. r
dutiee with it; and under no ctrciitnn'niiccs ran
be nbs'dve loc fn in ri'v tdtltoatioii to obey, or
inteefpre eith the adininistr-tti to of government
nii'ler it, for fhe civ. I goTerntneut is lice to do
a. fordini; to iis constitution v, bntevcr ii picaws
thai is not repcet.an! to the lass of'fiod, or to
natural jnstiie. T bat it , It, e to do none than
tbn, I pnun.s uo man in thi country will
pie end.
1 have made t! esc rcmatks to aid yon to tin
tlcrviand ihe dta-iiine ol tl urticles bt which 1
baieciilledyourattciitioft. '
Yi n are a stranger to mc,lMit I take yon to be
a serious mimiid-man, and a lover ad" truth and
jostii-e; as such 1 have addressed ymi, 1 have
n. doct'ines or opinions ibat I whb to conceal,
1 am a t iil.-.Lc. A su b, 1 aim to be true to
tny Cm d, sod to spy felh.w men.
1 Lave the honor to Is, vour ols-dimtt servant,
. A. BIlttWNHI.V.
llron J. Hsvie, Esq., WarienU o N. C,
Tm X. C. li in osn liov. Mori-bear) has
declined a re olecttoa to the Presidency of thU
I 'out an,, and even tu a scat in the board of Hi
rectors (it ling niilertisl tb.vt be is al.itt to
torn his attention to tutpnoetneots m another
'If'
'n ''"''''
t tbe?'al. And t srlcs t, lol-er. I,.q.
ba been clioscn to succeed him as
ppcbtent.
The Btiiiual meeting nf the fMnckholiler, at
whh'hthischanj,e orcorr..!. to. k plaise at tiri-sna
t r 'Ujh on Thu. la) l-ist. I'pwnrds of UN) sti-k.
b..bb is were present, representing; T,'".' shares,
Ibe foilowtrig were the I tes for tb Mentor
ibv tl 1 part of It e led,, idiial sin, k kohls cs
Charles, f, 1'isliee S9. Kranis Fries 4.9:.
A let MrKae Ml. Jo t. It. M Saunder 4,s2L
Tb t-re.st.t nieens of the f oaioane, eonstsiiog
if $i'.(t(i in state Bi.ls, f'.i4,l.'jft ii due
from irnlividiial Hieklioder, ste,, amiaint to
m'r,i pi.
The earning i4 the triwd ine ! went tntmm.
eratMJV, Ntot. ln'4, hav l-en lu,) (ist tHJ: vi ; I
frc i'M KfJlCl travel iSM.lOt ll mails
M.lilit).
I's evpen I liirMl f r lrnporsiili, 4., f?l,-
" 07. "t pr.t fill ,i si M,
Tb work done f tb aatntr iof eosirsa
"t sssHn'ed. . It is bofs-d thai the lime isW'St far
dis'ant whso t he stick wbl ay per rent.
W Sense the above fcieis freui tb lireeee
boro PatK't. 'ay. tXmrrtrr,
VT At Ltse. tliria,led has assUisbed Ami.
Wn.l.ir tti G. o'er ti.-or M .rus IVtler (which
will tie i mi,! In snotio r n ' sin,) Iml works h'd
toeiplsio It easy. X "siobii y rd to wed
that! II asvs It.M Csa. W, " was rt-iUI ia iosi.
' tmi that the arw -bould id bo Uou -Ll uadt-r
the ciorol t,f foreign otnrrs," Ah! lua't yna
I know that if are bad M'd li st, we shostld have
I lnebrgsdiih Wing ".w.s In f..tipier.
I Hits at stHHakt am, as H i bit un ha fined
I to admit, (tb p." tine of the Aaiertmsn rty
' ktil4 tb r.rsf affaire of tins emaotry It
" brought ter l-e auntrnl of fcretga i.r!..rs."
I te a v Lai ptiM!pis trtml t Jon m Iflt lb
Iftm hnmrr 4 wliMit tl.sas I. th btrf
4ost give as a eandid answer auw, oat tl. sat p out,
aad o dodging.
The rtaudrd e lb Wliingt letter wa
denied beraose of it ttyht t), dear f II on Id 4
s4 be at, a bnr Io n.mt ami aad aw f t
I e. It t tieetMsel Yi -. Mt if be wa rs
awk -bl tit fy!e at all. I ts.n, d re 'l, si.4
o. BmU a t tl fitmmud tsw.h a leuer,
b asof) to call tb'h s h f dtnml as
! rave H. ibsa tb ' V " Is S O'svs) ! f I
rit, r up tndtdl, t-d y Htsl Vv ash
b gwu t""tin. of o4 lv o.e avsu lArsi e!nl a
; I -8 1 1 1 iia 1 1 i In i
Li:TTLll rwji JOUX WIl.St N. i?Q.
Washinotoh, July S, lSa5.
Si : On the 27tl nUimo J receive d fr. iti ou a
note advi ;m mti thatniT ahpr intment nsConi-
.'i" Ula""'aI ta' nce"wu. there.
1 riiiem'."'
newspat er,
announced to lb, world that the ri'vo-
cation orre.rova! was
svlftun ptitilintt fTvm.'to,V"
should ts fully understood ; and hence this eom
mnnieaiion. .. Trior to yaiir etec'ioh to the l:resiitr"r'eTof tV.e
I'nittd Htate. Hi Kxcelloticy Millir-1 t'll'more,
on the rcsi;;nati;'n"('f my predeees'-t, iatioen.-e I
only, as he assured me, l-v a desire to promote
the best interest of that tneh of the wervicc,
ntinoiuted uie fomtaiesioner of the General Land
UlSee.
lteins a W'liijr 1 expected to be renv veil as soon
after vour imn'iurstiuii a a suitable person
could Le selectetl to succeed me, and i stated to
lite Je'noral ie Secretary, lu this J v iv disitp
twititcd, atd hcrtv:c so lr a you arc con-ei'ticd,
W liitrcery was not conquered a stitniMeut cause
i' I v. . e .. . I
wore otea-co to aovim, uie or i. an i irousxure me.
with t11l t iii.V imrta.iKii. n,,4 . . ,.,, a
that leiibiug bu: the fact that I had attached my
self tu the American or Know-Nothing party.
could induce you tutake that action ; that if tak
en it would bo with a deep regret, but you did
noi sec now you coutii mi oinerwisc, wtin a utyjj
rcp-ard to 'the interest of the great Pcmueriitic fr
Itnion part
To. a correct undei-stunding of yoi
action, and the reason for it, becomes necessary
to consider the origin, principles, and objects of
thr American party, and wherein a oonucxion
with it could militate aniiit the interest of " tl e
Ucmociatic or l.'eioti party," so aa to render such
connexion a moral political fl'enee, inyouresii
mation. First, then, us to lite, urfjiii af Hie. Ama imu
pint:.
True patriots of nil parties, who earnestly de
sired tlu? t oil aae ol'ottr nounttv, and the pe: K'tu
afii l' the bnioa, on the principles laid ilot n
by". tie eai-csi aad heroi's of the jrevobittou, had
see'i witii tne apprehension and dismay the patt
deiinj'. uf boiti tho great piiirieal parties of th
day, to f,-reii;ii at.d teipui '.olliteiuc, the corrup
tion thai bad grown out of such p-indcriuj-,. atnlj
the tondciic ,d i.iat corruption to thed.ssolotiou
of the l iuiHi, to anarchy, bloodshed, am' final
dc.fioiism. They determined to forget their old
gn-uhds of dilfcrence, and to unite bent t ami
Land in efforts to bring loo k or institution.-, to
their pristine purity. You professed to think
that titere were no ground. f--r such apprehen
sions, ihat the danger was magnified, nod toe
vi ti.-lc sliciuc w is a plau of designing politicians,
to advance their s.'hisli aud personal Views.
Wha arc these facts ?
We have seen the minions of Uotnc,. bound by
the l.ins-t solemn oaths to advance the spirit ilil
at,! temporal power of the I'apney, striving ti
break up and divide the school funds of several
' I the ios. a ml of the Ilislrict. urio'r as a plea,
principles which would bine sul-vc'tel the very
t' in, .la ii.if of our iii-titutioiisj. Vn halo seen
tlo'iti st' ii e, ano, in some iiHtaioys suWMifol.v.
to jirevent the liilroiliatioti t-l M i l s Ibdy n n
TiriionglTterTriTeslalir cl.ii-lren"iTuur"Ptib!ic
ttcl Is. not satisfie I to ex 'hide it from the.ohil-
dlcu of lionia'tistt., but ib't-rtuinc I if passable.
holly to suppress ti g.-cat chart of civil ulel
religious tiherty, at the tnuo bloiliogoul, or jal
silying history in certain schools, o that tin
black and bloody dc-iis of that liierarchr. in
past times, iitiht be uiiUnovvii tti ll.o risi-ng gen
cratton ; winch, thercf.'re, would mom e. a.ly
become tbeir prey.
Vc have -en lvoui-f,hecc!r.--la!tcs, rl I'.ococ; t,,
Laid 'the tcn.psisal p,w,-esiniis .tt the t iit"-.-ti in
t-ut ol their master, the I'ope, ami when the
in men or, ore. iiolrv rcsisfi-d such pretention..
aid nril Bedini with hand-i yet reekii-j with the
bbsal of f'go I'.tssi, and hi" f'etlowpnritots, toe
sent here as "the I'.o-c's Nuncio to Hrtuil, bv
i the Wily of t''C Cnile.i ,-statcs," to .idii.due and
nn his Intll
oh
tilt-vats of anath'-nm atol us-
coinminticaiiutl,
ist those who dated rtifns"
ot.eilence.
Afti r tl us ..ttcapiiiic; to cxercit-e civil ami c:-
i clesiatica!
u litis ciMjutry, tins Nuticio, it
is alleged, ciatmed to ia- received as thy Pope s
Atoba-satlor, with aii the rights, privilecsan 1 iot
lutuilttisi, perlaiiitt.g to ll.af o0m-o. . His impiiest
l aving bea n prut'trly leliised, he again sat hiiu
selt up as a rul'-r and judge among us, till he
found that be hit'! aroUf.4 the sp rit that had
eaonai our.i'ori (fathers to set-k a peseefu! tistreat
in the tbi wildcriuss id tlii oountry, Irom the
ctvii and clotiastieal tyranny of Lurofse. iheu he
tb'd in distiiiise, nut to Brasil tbafBa a mere
subterfuge but tu to the skins of his master,
where be awaits a mine favorable lime, a in
Bologna, be can take bloody veo jeauc on Ihosrf
who resisted bis tyranny.
Further; when the statesman, Ihe patriot, aad
the sae, who shed his blusid in dHeoce t.f his cihih.
try, ami nd liy her standanl iu every emergen,
cyj who, overstepping alt other consideration,
was tooud shoulder to .htnilder with ins e"inp.t.
I'iBts, in the Biriaoysbl stroll ,s) lM'.b for l he
integrity and periieiiiiiy isf the l ai", which cost
tne IsniHote.! l iny his bfei when this purr patrns)
and distliissuitliMl statf-otan. in lb Nutate o the
t uited States, expressed hiseiews on the testiHi
ot d inalidingtrota ll.r toltliolie Powers of f.umtse
the n.'lil ol our eiliiena to wordiip tlod tn those
couuli ics as they pi"asd i.nd, afier death, tbe
ileosue.r of Christian burial rights win. b the
laws ol l,od and humanity accord to all the club
dt en of men another of the Pone' niint' as, and
who- olaisas, and is generally admi'ted tn te, his
esBient and vioenreut in tm nmntrv. t,a k bins
tu task for this delstl in toe 1 'sited Attica ,se
ate, and outwit luuaudmg hi age andarkiruwledg
i patriotitHii and abihty, attempted to rid mile
nd cate. bte him like a school U,y. He eodenv
orvtl. also to break the reeist'ess les and
power ol the princtj liw presented by thu eBtlr,
louiidetl, aa they acre on atrrlasto' troth ad
lu.lice, by a tissue of fisia and sophistry, thai
eouiii nave proeceiHsa irsoa no nima t xe-pt oi.e
tr i.ed m lii His-I of JeMiitieai. Aud acan,
eil Hue aeuie digiiitair of B-sns was rkarge-i
wi h tr.nct.ots in real .tie that hail piadr
I lut tb uwaer of mi.lu.i.., we bave hit ebeul ite
deoia:, ouvered ttpwth e'ni'Ur JesuiltrU s,.,hi.
try teJ rhli ale, tdi tb fssi were urovtd asate
i ti Visa by teeotds ai d Igura.
W bar a tb Papal orgsn ia oor sooatry,
ndar th vaeysveaaad saa i aid Keaiiso b l.
ops, a.? as that ail ptiwer. eivil aad ece!esi,ktt. ;
eal, of right bek-ajp, to that ebareb, and when it
btained lbs) power, Aiaev, an need not (ay the
itsttani-g BBeXMia tn their euuts tlial Me-a snail I
be any federation, b r Uier knew that Pskw r was
right and Proleataatisai was bretb-ai aad arig,
and that ail th power of tb 1 terra woald be
brought into rUtsHH) ta st ot thai bswewr
aad doetroy It, An4 whoa leading and in ft a
enttal uieiltovr of t'esr,s. who bsd jtitt returned
fr,.at liiMHt, and wa ihb.r Minis ee4 la speak
tj nukulta. atieinpied, on ti. kWsrtsf tb II .use
of Uepraialite,o paliiaic and iiwsnr dray
the su"bii'ws and aWmtic eiartjoo of t'spsi r
I wu ridiculed and emsered at by th Ib.Mi.h
Junuiiist4 Itoett. who tviailsd his etulaaa
touts and de'als. and asttl l at bit gktmirs, a
Be. and iatWil, reiterating lb U,sss saf tb
Pi'pe to be lute eeprefoesv, both ia tewtporaj
asstiere, aad sustainiug in loadataeatal duet in
of Ituil bar k, to wit, tl at it 1st tb tasaa id ail
age and in all aatiun.
Tb it ia, that tb rsenrd rldre of th
clsltos .4 th church ef f ore I't absotoi sv,
an4 eeceesiBsis ai a.wwe bv a-nibsr ai4 m,ss
teat, a Mssst bf thee juaraast, bile sit 4bsmss
and (leleaatnsMa'a sssrwls or!, aesu eaat tee -til
be tluased as anavtlHtriaed. or denied. Aad It
nly rsss4t that Aaianeak I'iissU e s)
aew rsr4r i se fdf their sstt ia tl. asOa.bs'
ia Dot tiesoi'T is, u-st i. s t nun tt ef ttooia he
as.1 th ts.wr at h-Cac'.ifg xt pit.atJ)aatt ual
JULY 25 J 355.
if BUkttsrt were eaJered to p en much longer as
tiiey n.iw do, they no doubt indulge the hoje of
.jt. I'niiigit.
Trulc it was in the spirit nf proi.beevr. tint he
imtnoHstbLaf iyerre deelai.f that, if ever Ibe lib
ei tv of tiltw lOimtry was deJtyell, it would be by
lt"mish I't-iesr.
These are not all however.
H oc was it, that the I'ope's r.rwentafve nl
M-otri I, was aware of the arraneoiftnt of y-'wir
'abinet, rt part, at b ast beforeyonr it?itugin-itbtn,
Tmbltcly ateied in tta- b ornals ofthw day. mi
still iim-an'tra. !;', !? II., w was It that ihe'ma 'f
nij I'litlodic ml-'Mii -it' Ir.sjnd fotini luea'isso
ctn'.jirate to this isointr'', while rti tur vf their
fellow subjects a-tunr-ydim! of hunger. n.TaTf,1'''if 10 t.itf foreigner and utsu..u)-lth
a penuy with who'h to buv f sd tasiitain
life llowwas it that continental Europe pour
ed(0'if"licr fri'biite itfhnc.'lra.i' of tbonstircls-of
R-vfnanist, !: a-vfll the ioibi-.n e of the P-ip-tnty tu
this country, whet it w ei-nleiit sbore vry it. en
we lid be needed to till toe milii uf their armies,
iu view of the troubls thnit brewing, and Which
lime since burs forth liko a V ileano? Can the
eyes-ofany man of'rensan and reflection be blinded
to these fe J toes it retiuire great penetration
to.-see that till these moveuieut are pivrt and pnr
eeJ. of a creat u'ae, floncscfed by the ditvit'ie and
Jesuitical Hiof-arcby of Beine and CatUotte Cis.
rope, o subvert our free iostitu'tons, to destroy
our hliertie. and to eotiibtno eivil and eocles'ms
"tictvl power in this country in the haudji of tha
I'ope or his uirents?
W hat have 'ieefi the fruits of tl ee measures?
'.Hare e not stxrn by the act of 8tth Mav, ItKW,
"'" "fnne the f rritorics of Kansas and Jso-
orasKa, tnat iti -nte-i, who nan tust tatiueu. on
our shcu". had ile.'l.ti-ed hUit.tentiou to become
a eitiren of our country, and taken an oath to
support the Constitution of the'Jnitnd .States, and
the provi-doii ttf that act, was auihoriied to vole
and hold olive in thu nrgaiiii tti. u of tbose Ter
l itoi it's, white our own eitixen, ptficers, soldiers,
seamen, or.iiitt-ines, or other persons in tin, army
or navy ol 'he United Suites, or attoe.ied to troopf
In the service of the I'liited Siatc, wi)ro,csi,dudeit
fioin those rights- oy the same la'r, f they were
on service in either uf thostt Territories? Whence
this difltueiice and v, h, nfier the Kxecutive
thr.iuult its o-i; tn, hail taken ground against that
bill, did it suddenly shift round, nnd press this
measure to consoionnttion, with nil its f.srceand
'to'ver? Vou know the cause of ail these things
surely none .dnmld ktnuv tin; n beuar.
Tin:, is inn all, however,
lit some of the .-slates, foreicnees not yet tint
iiralited, aliens volo for Kedetal ami tstale
i id -em, anil many times, tui doubt, sctoalty nlw-t
their candidate. Foreign inceiidiitriea have
agitatrd. and oouiittue to agitate, the 'iuve ciiics
tion. fill it has Weeme a nt.te-ttirfl in relation to
w hich our brethren of the North nod ftoutli are
tiow so sensitive, that the very mention of it seems
o threaten the permanency oftho. Pnion. : Cor
itipiion stalks with brazen front in every branch
. four government, till it was truly aid by a
distiitsuished st itosinun, that there w ere hut two
solid. ,o sin co to s it, thesy oophantio. ''where
lavor ii-uowia Uwuiiijj, and ut t!io ni.iiiomure,
who bought it.
Tn this condition of things, these of oor eitttens
who regarded the institution of the oountry as
in danger without reference to party, laying
a-dilnttw a-iiunr ifitlc reiices IbTiT Tiatt herettiToTc
-eptirttted tbem, a- Ly snontanotois movetiient
oniletl to chock these evils; and tb g's-d, the
wi"e, thegreal, the tihtbtsopher, the til atesmau,
mi l the patriot, iletertnioeil t - J' nil that a liu
ere love of country could accomplish, to bring
b tt k ttiir Institutions to their ortc-'nal purity, that
i hey niiKlit e handed down to poatority, as fcliey
were 'tit by our rtnolutionaiy auceatont,
i ll', r, sir, is the origin of the American party,
or hi iraiiinatioii ; aou mtvy, as tsi its principles.'
Th etnay bn smnined up in vry lew woils, .
Civil a id rt ligtoits Itharty and the permanency
of t'se biiion on the aonsiilntioiial taisis. Vo
cii it ami religions liberty, to the Lroaoc.t extent.
eoiii,stet;t ,,e precept! of the Bible, the
pruvisionsof tliei'oiistiltitiun of the Pnited Mtates,
and the luiil'f'i! cv utioii ot ific faw.i
-.-W-etfjir not oppose, mrrr tdminaVy fssT hare
out ta'si wtf,ies-mnd kiotlcsc i,rt;ces ni tftetr par-
suit ot wealth ami happiness, lint when we tfnd
them c- nibiu'i.g to deprive us ol these principle.
or to of.s-oive th.s t'liion, a e a ill episiaa pttctt
euiuoinalioas by all legal end honorable means.
Wehaie lieeu charged with persecuting Rie
maniirs! The elmrge is false-:oi- I kilo no; a
man u-loiiyii'tr foourortf.ititxation, who would not,
nt the hani'd of his life, defend Humanists orany
otner ic :t, from aggression, for worshiping their
.vianer ao-uriling to tne oictatee ol tlieir own
conseietiees. But when we find Romanist baud-
in totrcther, toeoiiibina oivil and ceeleaiaalb'al
jurisdiction in our oountry, to subvert and destroy
our iii.tiuiti'.ii-, and to set up in tbe,r plscus the
alisoltite and desnitie iower of a foreign tiiait,
e w ill resist them, even to Ut deatfs, if uoeee-
sury t and w will esmallr rent such litilndv
e -mbiiiniioiis if atteoinlaiL b? Presbt tetiaus.
Methodist, Baptists, kpisciiieUiana, or any other
sect.
We hav been chirred with proaeriptioo. This
charge i not true. Like all other parties, w here
unin are sincere in lliiiir l.rn.-li'lcs, we el. let cor
to elect tho) who will faitlilully earry out our
principle. Islhu pn riptioo! ltm. pruscnplion
should bo dsfiucl as an houost adiicntooa ol
eonscicutnat princioh a; aud with uoh pro
sorinlitrtt our Utoduiiouarv mucus tors, an deve.v
party ii,c that dy, ar fairly ohai g.stoia. ft
nal'ii- d, lullitcr. n.at w are ioi.-le to tin
ebarge, lie. ansa nieo of uitpoity pi ne-ips s. in
some rases, bav been removed to make way tut
adherents ul our Mrdte ! t a auw of no inch caw,
It is true that wherein 00101111. sent, ol nidi
ri lu lis bad sxpiied, thiy were u-tt re sptsinl.-d,
Aut irican bating tra eeer te-l to till th
Mjtt. f'oit is lb I bti',.b,ti ? I,4 the in
mortal Wash ng - a st.ri'snul htuuwlf ut his
ftdiBihistt-atotfi atih l'ories? Asdveftbeatlhcrent
id" Great Britain, tb f leu l of Khijiv tir
were no Btur" T tes it. these dav a tl.t.ii art those
if our own tun, who ar striving to tli.sohs bs
I'loita, to subvert oar iu!ituiitdi, and to destroy
or I herlfs. lint, s, ityn if wa wereauilli ul
pr awiptbto, ii eletrga aula with a Lot grate
I roes tin euuiiaiet rains, abere a at tre dtdeieinj
uf opinion tt eogarj.4 a so lb, -lent gnsaad lor re
aantat, and whsr thevaiHrH-iea Uu usJ ar
Uded, l.t a treat fi,L with forebjoera the
staunch attbereols of Popery, or with spiea and
mi -eaten, in iis pass id bed , atw art
Urn r irded fur tbeir tafsaty.
Thooeh v.. t hate thu virtual! detdsred Ibai
aistoae id tit Americao parly, now litelutliag a
large portion of tl entire ooclalioo of Ibis
e-Hiutrr, etrall bavaaov share in tb r lemmeut
of their r.aolrr, and trtat ytot ill strike do
try ladividuai of to iw'ter witliin trwwr nnaer,
reel as ,r. 1, that yo tatiiifa tuos Boniloisle f
destroy the rtj, or crush tb HJr.ondAniisri-
eab, aa rna babe tlitineQ. IMey araensv wt
the stamn thai B be te (lit or frigiiletnd. They
are loverned and 4'raeud er nnooiitU, a4 bv
that Ibsy will ttsi.d and hear sod forbear, if
need b I'M lit tun st I oie when t'try avef
e4ra lbit (fiesaoee at la balhit-bol
Kartsestlj do I hope, h'-wever, taht Ibe alwinla.
tsatiua aitlh t n.111 lit to s tl error ot Its
ivs, before tsisi prrtwd ant es. Bed Mors llw
passttve and aWtsruaatie af tim Ammf penal
ar e.hseed Assl a tVio;' its a u. day bs
besva d vrksaed by 4salBaca a bias doseribeJ
WI4 re.sj asnr tiaverei titaa snvseif,
la ae that 4arkaa disiilud, and Ha selling sua
g ara ut a oiaia 01 (inry.
It is hr-,-! that bed sma beaalr4 with
this ia 1 1, .a f.sr tmrpMt tsf persoesl, ae
aiary. ar poiiiteal pi.lstiseM. Adas tting rh
I 1st lu teal, so. I it wsj b wo. I aol lb
lie f bt every tsa-riatii t Wa Ittere a-a
e lse ase f ti e tes, Aersrtl, w' a I4 bi
ine f srit.inr p.r. ataittert Has tf.sr
Ml Benei.-t Aroild aomsie th pair, t ti,4
hero i4 li l'.s,.l T A jwt tl,s, a-st
rsst ul 1 t.tet, also, among tl-sm, aim etr-
rie ttssastau -0 and U's4ialo t), peslfitl h"m
U h't patrutt Bed Larva stfl Bi-s-.t bi
NUMBER 29
bava not becjiiie perfea-t since those dvySjiu you
will readily see by aountleae example nvoiv
your own party. ,
. We are further ebirged with eppositivn "to
foreijriierf, and with "ohstruclitig the laws for
the naturiilit-ttion of forets-iiors."
The former of these oliaige Is Use, Aa alrea
dy stated, we oppose nut individuals, foreign or
native; bur when we Hud foreigner eoiubiiiinit
to opiircs the children of the soil: bringing w ith
tl.cin tne alisohite und despotic notions of their
native l.nncs ; jaml urrogitntly inn; ting asnte
juative-lMirn citizens cbomiug aa a right, place
and povU'r i mile over aud truiaplo tu iu the
nit-t, we. rosis.t and opposo such at , aa alike
out ive
They are w I'b'ome to the hrspitulit'er? of our
lalnd, to the iirotuctian of our inn s to the free
exercise ,i their industry and talents utid 10 the
ettj -yuieat of .their rehg'.ou, and tits mparts tints
may i")iii"e. But we do not want them tt) rut
over us- we behove we are competent to that
Jut", niml prefer retaining that right.
The latter of these oharge is simply absurd
and ridiculous, aud never could httv 3 Lccuiiar.
Kired, save 111 the brain of soma romancer, or tn
the liart of tome pettifogging sn-eml pleader.
The1 ft if nd ol civil and reiigH ,1 liberty who fnr-J
io our shores from pvrtoH-ulion aiul iinpn-asioti,
to enttiv tiiose inestimable bloesings, liad bttti,
and will ever lie, welcjuicJ tn our hearts 11 nd
home. But the willing tool of Papal ftndJc
suiiical tvi-atiny, tent hi. her to evert urn and
destroy civil and religion liberty, cannot, aud
should not, be thus welcomed : while, the nun
pers and criminals, w hohavabeen sent here by
the cargo, aa tt) (mother Botany Buy, whose
tea 01 tiitciiv are hound uo lu licentiousness.
and whoso patriotism and suttiagti are in the
market at a very htvr rate, cannot, and should
not bo enoMuraj-od 111 thetr traivsisirtatiun hither,
list such conduct uti the part uf tirisit lirttatn
was the cause of thij strongest and nuaU forcible
leiiioiHirtttttTS on the part of the early colonials 1
anil by -sucli remonstrance V iiciuui tensed to
be pen.it colony, Those who desire tbv -restie
ration 01 such a state ot thtnirs will 01 ouurso,
sustain such emigration. Certain it Is, that he
initooi-iitl Jeirorsnn never etitertuined uch tdtraa,
when he peittied the glorious diHsttinent frvtiu
which this charge has been extracted ; and it 1
equally certain that bfl would have (earned, with
contempt, and who would have dated mi to con.
strue it. But, enough, the charge it too ridiculous
and nbsurd I'lritonsideration.
These, sir, as 1 underatnnd them, are the
ritiNctrt.e.s" of the American party i ami now
as to it iiH.ttci."
These nre briefly stated, and naturally flow
from its principles. Tlicy are to rostoro our in
stitutions to the purity ot their early nays, and to
re(uire honesty, integrity, and capability in every
department and office uf the executive, legislative
an J judicial braitcho of our government. Na
tional men lor national measures; etrtet cntv
slruet'oajof th constitution j tire sovereign rlndjiMi
of aovereiisn State fully respected f tne legal
rights of the people guaranteed to the utoxuH ex
tent i civil and reliitioti liberty sustained aud
perpetuated,; all attempt at a Cnion of Church
and State orushod and annihilated; aud ill
naturalisation law ao amended that while tilt
titeigudiuui xilinin will bftaacuifiiL in all tlietri
just rights, those of the Americau will b fully
snsiainea and proteeteil. '
ilrH, sir, is a proper place, to quote Uie Inn-
gunge ot one lit our Gorman eilucns, in depositing
In Ital.ot for the Ameriean candidates, at a late
tntinicifial ele-tirm. When tueered aud acutfed
at by t'luoj uf his eouiilryimn for th course he
wa persuing, aad Mrinutly pressed by other bt
change it, his answer wtis that of a parent and a
patriot, tieniietnen, saiu he, i atw uotvo.tntur
utyaolf, I am rot Ins for my children 1 Glorious
switimentl He knew the hla.ieee of eivil and
religiou liberty, for he Lu Iohu lor nt'u.L, hsl!
a century in our country, tie knew, also, tne
evil of despotism and Papacy, for he bad suffered
and fled from them iu Luroie. II wished tils
i tnotlen to 1,-u.i oy tti former, and lu fesoa;ss, ,Uic
bitter to the latest i- neratiou. Linully ttatriotic
end nolde- was the- smtinient of an agest H of
briu. Nnd he, 1 did aut ot to tin oountry to
govern it, but to be iroveruitd by ita .ioil and
just lews. Had I preferred the iuitif-iGona uf
my own fonntry, I should have reiuaturd thore.
lu my opiiinui, no foreietter sliould have a vote In
this country, but ae the rich boon ha been
awarded ut, mine jhall go tor tits ehildreu tsf U,e
soil. Thus yod son, tir, that the pnnciplns ot
the Amer,oan party are uttaind by the rijtlit
tliiiikitig patriots of lurdgn birth, many of whom,
though excluded from our avsociaUuJ, tow aud
att with us. , '
Aa I now, tir, bow can a eonnetlon with a so
fiety having smh origin, principle and tibjeei,
aiilitat against (he inferesta vf Ui gnat lieaio-
eralu; or ' l-nion party ?" '
1 o answer this uuistion aorreelly. tb prince
Idus and organiuttioiuiof thcureut " I oion party,"
euiocratie it should no longer be sailed, should
ta disiiiu tjy HnUcratiKtd. 1 (ay it Loiinl no
btitcer be called ibuuitcratio. bceanse Uiova who
have honestly and uniiVwiy aotad with that
party, bv been rutblosl excluded from tin
eduiiitietratioo, and Uwir place filled with tho
wno as cun-wuiuuy opposed It, ami wnuw utily
re, iiiiioK'odaticii, a alicady atatetl, in many
r me wa Ihat they were sine awl informers, ol
Hi abettor of Jesuit and objneta of llitir special
favor. It ia well called lb Union liartv." be
cause it guv for thus who (ostein thu union of
Churith and tvslt). l ut will nulled lb " I 'labia
pally," be. auso it rmm fur aai'ii.z all fuwes iu
the baud of the i'auecy. But tthen w rega.J
me iiu 'iiigru"Ut.t.i'iiieouoI wiitcu it is cualirs ee't,
and tl tidut taaadeuey of it a. -a, it is e iti
lief to any viber Saiu toa tlaat uf " lb t'uion
party,"
Out in your rank ther ar liich and hmo ra
it it eicepiamu to ihs laaiailt oieo wbl fully
isencei to our view, but who hoonslly didnr a itb
u aa to tb Bssawssii r of Melt aotion aa ,4aw at
tb prbt tltue, n he they ar ounvuiced, and
they awn will a, that tb eause for tbst argan
iaau now axial, they will ai-t with tvt, for tliey
ar put pwiriois. if these tiswt ar rrect.aad
the atuat aasoal oliserver cannot doubt the in, It
will 1st readily psrseived why frvead (4 the
Aaseneaa Ui.lee aannut b retstaed ia Ibi' ad
BsiatstrMioa, wuh a da rag-trd to th wtereets
l tu " i. nion party.
But aba oa were lanwrt4. yen 414 not
lateaa oatn tn pruenole the iniereet ,e, ih " I nion
.. ..- . i . ... . .
jstrty,- tut that Titi w.mld fai bfully airout
the ode ,4 'r..'b-tit of th I aitesl 1st .let,,' Bed
"t tbst best of yooralHlity, peeeerva, pntteet,
and defend IbeCesistiiuiitsa of the ( aiu4 Hiat."
Thi oasHiiaibin gnaraals t at lilewty af
spevsch and etwecietic. It waa Una liUrty f
e-incti avui liivasii anea anits.i wuh tti
Arflei tea partv , fce mm ad bad I Bwaiussl
b well y-sa i.-le Ihat I bad t iwiarl.srred ia
any asaaaae bt aational poliuee la Use !'
In any isf tb Miaia. " y. arsadf adwiued tb
value of toy rvtcM lu lb g'tvaranvBoi, a I tb
(debt, integrity, Impartiality, and aevitaoi'iiy
with wtueh the hav bw dwbrg4. Yo
abwt know, thai (y say '..wldra af titus dulses.
bandiwd uf tens sends has !een ssred lo tb
t oblu trawary, Wbetbar t mm Who,
I's, elroM far asy rsatoaL wbil I was alaten1
aa th business ot th a.traavsnt, hs pswt by aouh
rsaavtvat ta (aal as en et th way uf tnsir c. vi
0j tb transurv, you rau bswt lud.e. ) ..i. h-..
ver, I loaerai fia all eoeh asetitsa My
a isua, and lb se ml asy reessavt, ar tba
fully and hnasily eet Mlai. la the ewurs 1
Kirsaed, I dasaaaerared a sfsaiii una d .tt tint
eee4 avManuy. ti"d and avy eoanirymee,
liail la l( leitet as, and to lb Verd'et' tkta
ftsatMi I si, all hanaUv tstw. I festr But tl s tutor.
A htrbavr power rntenis eaor aVsiti. t Bod bob.
I aed ' It I'ower, atwt f.y j vi " llcMntrya,if.
i ). stittt l.-tte. rr-i.f ' f.. jo tt . And
li te Ittal ,e at, tnloli rht ees yna,, ar
,4 .!, 1 (ear that tn lang'taga "f taaal ti. est
f th Bit,, aid be applied I y nt, in tb aar.j
Jtitsrs, where is tai-1
"i bs .) tb Wkfied la JreaA J-swer, c I
apramaitng h.uiKrit hit a grern bav f ee. Y a
nas.c I aw iy. -,,,,1 K : I , .. , ' Vu, I . u t
him, hut le cesiil.t n, t be f, umi '
If '.."" is aiiv.tb.tig u,c trrect in tlvt V't
, or
ma jer yu ig-i.aw.snld do y ,a ii jisi-le-f
Te.i cpol be Hid jouw.li u; in
ostioe io tssooj
- in wrtt,nor
i t s wend, win eii(i-er v
delvr 'v.-ujiti . Hf it f , .
purrh. , - ... li,r
oectt -fis andi
u.i)s tor t!i.-,t
''''ii.; VH'-'iV '
HirKsfcilerny, f"i.Kti T:tn ,. ' ' "
' Piesi.viCl of ti l u.tisl S0tla.
.nr,' "'"'g tie f.t.g ii , ai ..-nd
pl.ico, I in trry linndu a rstuip:.!.-t entitled, -'Cur
Country," pulm.-licj iu ftew Vork. in iedj, bv
the Kxecutive Corciuiltee of tie Auiciicar. tb u,a
Missionary ."in-ic'T ; ou the .2,'nh page of which
s-ili be found eon-iuttive evidence ot the correct. .,
n seof ti e tiews tgn by the American potty,
of ihe present oriaia of mi cnuntry, aa f..,Uw:
"'Tiic' following langua-ira la fccrila'd u, the
Puta of Bichtuutid, while vioieruer of the t'a"a
das, and is n le.ited to Mr. H (!. Ga' ., uf Jlu.
treal, who sj prosent when it was uttured.
1 fie. ini no, a slioi't t.'ine prior to los death- in
' easing ol the mr m...o of t' e I i,,L i
id ti frui v.Cfc, tiiconsistciit, at-d Uid, riod ctil'l
n t hJag itt will 1 ibs'royel, itucl;
not, and t iil "... oermiUed tuei'.. fnemunw
and p'a.iiiiin'i, ha. o.ln a ted frou
the t j.stci ,o , ,C!i nicr.t. 'ihe ourre of
lie rl'itit' P ,.ti u, 'ir J rubse nn-utly war
and eoin- . , :n L,iro- e, are to la aluii uti t
u its example, and so lot g a it exists, no princo
ill be it npmi lus throne ; ami th anyereijrtu
of I utope me unarv ot it, and tlfj have beciv
iKlerptuied itpnu us destruction, an'i have coma
wi au uuiloist.iiHiing upou tin tulticot, and havu
deeidod ou the n esite to acc-onrbsh it ; and they
w .1 fieouoo1'; sv nr I by ;ui, .on thIIit fan
ci juft, A II tl e b w an I sui-p1' r.' r olut'on of
tl,o dife ut, nations of i t .; -w I oe can ml
'.nto t vt tanintry; it t, mm wilt 1st a receptacl
to. t'i 1 di.afltatel p.tpu! ,, t, f 1 m,,rit
win oft . .. ci) -vtvi.il d , . , (is.ttr to stip-i y
too tiittr.es t utid l,Iio I- iiiiipertti jrovoruuvor,
fator su. h a coerse 'it, will crtte a sot pint
and a mnjnrttv of low populiitton, who are o very
easily excittKt ; and they will bring - ilh th n
their principles, and 10 ti!ti enses out o! ten, ad.
beio to id1 nqeidit and font " lyeinn.ontt,,
laws, uiunimra. iiustoir, utul i--!ia,ioii, unit will
transmit tbiiin to their p. stcv.iv; and lu m tny
cases pri palate theni urn u ',0 t nnej. 1 In. a
men will be.otne cit.en , ,i,J b, th ,oiistitiito,iv
and law will b invc.i iw.int1 ' m ht. f s i' aj;e.
Ibaditferant. jriid -s ot sra'iety wdl tltoa be-otuAs
lea, ot inn ciwvnLion ot a.jitw, m-u , v iitHttn-iitii,
tunny, uiul thus n I'rinet.jt us )s m n v, i I
lie fortunl, sinsikiiig diUcicnt 1,iih"i,i:o a, uti'l i-f
ditTereiit relit; unit and sctittitionts, i.od to make
thrill 6.1, think and ted nbko u li tula bins,
will be like mixing oil and within hence, i isconl,
dissension, anRrcliy, and civil war will ensue and
name popular individual will assume the unvorn.
men t. aud restore order, and the auvertorns of
LttMpe, the eiiiijjiant, and many of the uatlvct
will siiMain him. !
" The Church of R.n.ie !. i a d. o-ii np-n tl. t
eonntry, knit it will in time be toe e.i,,i-i,, i iu.
Iigton, and a ill aid in the desti ucti.m ol i.i at. nj.
public. J have conversed with r any of lie miv.
to: ttf and princes of llurooo, pai-in-in n'y w nil
liuurgo 111 ami Louit Will, nnd they have
Uitaiiituoua'y uxprusst.-d these opini ns r dative tu
th govertuiient of the Lnitcd .Stutos, nnd tbeir
determinate- n t,) aubverit it." !
Thu you t a that lac thu. -erst!i..tnuw thrcat
eti our histituliotia, the evil that mi omul us,
and which at lengtl )inc al arm I t'u. i-rt .Kof
our oountrv, ui.4 led to tho ot-'iniuzation or th
Americun ( urty, art) real, nroL tl"t remit ol it
Inug-phuiiied system by the li mush hierarchy
and the doapoi of Kurone liiRubvttrt our Institu
lions nnd uosl'oy cur liheitios, they thcnio lie
beiuj the wiiiiu:os. J. n.so-t.
, for t!.,i North Carolina Star.
M, Kmyt: Hav ng th gtwd foruuio to h
present at Hays', in tm tVv.r, ., to witio". the
dise.usstoB beiweoii Mesers. rMiepars) ic I lirau. n,
I oinst give you short aix'ounl of it Mr. tb-attcb
wa literally io.H topieocs, ekiitned, pi 'tcd, piece,
by piece, and thrown away, if" ever a tr.an waa
demolished, L. U'B. BriiiirU rsiiethat unlucky
man. ll ever ft party had reason to be proud of
their candidate, the Amairican party have reasou t
ta be prond of dame B. riliep iril.
Tnnsagh the flvec-uiotirsol UrHnvl!l.i, Or-vnce,
Warren, Franklin and Wake, Mr. Mieosrd ii
aohieved a eueoaaston of triurndn. flier arvi
nof only two more Counitns, .N'ah and Johnston,
f 1 th American party be wi! ak. Our
eaa-V, hvU I every thing ti ut the 'trir.t and
ttemen could w.sh. L-. i a wont sou. w, ua,
and tfefrlny-t mtin. Cmna-u-j tli.ti, y
gal'ant Ameriean, en the llrst Thutstlay "in
Aaenst, aud show tb foreign Cattndi party
vhiit you eau do when your oountry is in tbtu.
fer, j tut. ia.
ART.IYAL OF THB ASAOO,
FOfU DAY LiWKR FP.OM EIT.OPE.
BitraorLoan tt kb nt tt'crrtsfta-aAiscin.
Niw Yoaa, July 10. Th Arngo arrived her
this morning wuh sew lio.n Lunm four day
la'er. . ,
Cotton I dull arij hat dcclitetj on torn
grede.
t -de of lb last three day before lite drwirt.
lire id :'o) A i- ' pt.tsHi bshst ln-bultn; 6,irjj ta
speeiii ii..r, a i , f 't'' ( res, : rt ..ion.
Bra- d tut's i .11 t lotaftf rate.
Ci n it (! 1 a til !.
A'tidc- " I torn the Cr'tmfta rejs-irt- tl death of
lor . 1.,., bin, C lont .i.der of the I n.-'ish torec.
(letter il N.nirn.uB sue ei"l lettd Ib-glun.
Ill ss ittittri v ira.iing bill has 1 i u willidru i n
from before Pari,, "nt.
Aitg the Atattn't j.aaseugi-rs we notice th a
Bam id General Pit,
The Ai'tu-aarr'ie ! o.t o ti e Ld.and the Ten-
Be.Be on tb 3d.
Th frigst Anpbbtn oi o re, -.iiotterli.g
a'- ni H asU'tg ran sl. ire and es, ford ot -n
v bicb was return.! and a large I'-isnm poadtir
i; Jn was No a rt. -
It i p ried that the Lugliili liai des'.n.jetl
Kv Hltlt.
Th II-Ibss and U Pctertt'irg teie-iuph l,n
ia eoasplet.
Th eatnt aessioa) nf tba Fret A lfhiifur
opened th f l,
ISapdeott mad a T.'h r'v'leg impoHnnt
eliaite at bom aad abroatl, pruen.id biu
!ror fuiig tnt'riiiira.
' The new French tVtaa if itntfd at tlire tuar.
(er aiillioa francs.
" AlUuiag to th foct of 1 mnsytrania
lUin s racy arlfully an tj'.t C '- ry i-.-.e in
their lata coawaata, th Ctisr'.nl at I re Pi
tyi
Insteail ef spdiitlng, tbj tinif . in te f r
tb sjmli, and b-ate every man to i n.lt I t
tlna-e Bp, th ritRru (iien. o. In a,..-' of
Srtw tevary has a tc.lie.at .me intltieiio-, ir. j J. r
and tsetiti1. can witrsbip at .1 al'ars, '1 he m-m-Bef
a'.Bajs uk tt-4 ear nut to I 1 1
tractitig is )e. lie,-, r y ti .t, and no : ,
taaa4twwad. Ifcey asssttr tr.-nb-c i,-., a
see alsaut bhvb eseeattsts, ibe amooou,, ,f
the 1 rssteviry ara la re-tiai o,s ot a.i ... Ut i
opinion.
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