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W O K T II CAUO L I IV AS T A It AV EDA E S D A Y M O It IV I KG ,31 A Y - 7, 18 5 G.
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CutrvowW,"!:. 0, April 15, 1855
Mm M s. C. . . '
Dear Sir: It is not often Hint I get
a dn - that rrm-iiM sheet, the North Caro
lina Standard, nor do I often girt wtTatlf th
vrmtble to coi.tn.airt in tnr n the manyklmwr-1
'- put io prtut by thai i,'. of eoi.!n j. j
W. W II .I.'ki, fir i. I 'i
., tra"J W-r '.ri
iru -, l,t t'-enuar . tUry arawleli rlirt aa t i
Mliffy all reiic'tiiiy and rcawiUMo men tliat
they are it b. malKiiiuiiljr false. In tbe
!taji.Unl of the I lilb instant,. h..wer, he tJnor
if tlt)i;an of tli nn!i-Amcri-ain, ha ceea
1 r jar ti put forth the fJl-Mrrifl nuery, J.
Mr. iiilmcr fur or against Mr. fakluell'a Kreat
, ariicme fir a banV t le tuMuhaion JluUroad
wr-ur-iVi'ir in other wurile on paper f" Now, 1
feci fn.tn what 1 k'n'ow to be true, jiiitiliabla in
aj iog that the Kditar of the Standard, when he
penne 1 tLa abit'O inquiry, knew he wae wri'tn(
a palpable and uaquitlified falwhoud a inalijt
ant untruth a fruaa add mean (lander. I have
never in my life eupported, farorel, or in an;
other wny gtren cuuntenawe to aay auoh a meae
tira aa "A great bank, founded en Huilroad arm-
ittein Ulier vord ea paper," a ropreeented
bj tho Standard f. party purrnwe. No, i ever!
, And this the tdituruf the Standard well knew at
the tune he waa ninnuf.iaunug the ab ive puil
nniinoua li'bel.
Tbe Bank Bill I had tbe honor of introducing,
waa a precix eopy of inot of the Ban k charts ra
now in.force in South Carolina and Virginia ae
rearda tlie preeioui metal , theotily dilferenoe
being, that I rcnired the St'K-yiiiliicr in "the
1'ehi'i.c'z Bik of Kuril) Cjrulmn" to pay in
tuniTr-riviE nxtLtiu in $tld at llcr for every
hundred dollnri of paper they bad it in their
Etwer rniatihly te put in circulation; wlierea the
utb Carolina and Virginia Baoka only required
TfllKTr-rnUE-lXD-jt-TlllHD O0I.LAU of npect to
be paid , in tr every hundred dollar of p3r
they were authorized to put in circulation.
There wa another difererce, however, be-
, tween my bill and lho I liar already referred
to. which Idmire the public to not ana aunaider.
My kill, n first iitlndcitd, though it required
. mora, ipect to b paid into the Bank by the
' , etock iiuldnm than any of the Batik ef South
Carolina and Virginia, ncvrnlick'in reouirad tlie
atock bolder to depnirt with the Public Treasurer
thefull amount if the cirouattioa of thi Bankio
Kail Knad certifl.'ate of atuck. in loine on or
mora of my Itoads, now eniplotd ur under way,
a collateral aooiintr for the ultimata rodemptiot
of the entire uirculation of tlio Dank, and alao a
a criterion for th aid ulfiorr of .Slat to counter-
!gn. and record tl-.e uirculntinn of the corporation
by tcflra dejiveriu-; the unte4 to the Bank for
um. in ottiitr words, tny U.tnk bill, when Brat
introduced, man in subatano a verbatim eopy of
tic 3 jutu Carolina ana irgmia uanlt charier,
. with tb twjejooption I have jut mentioned.
. And, nt amcnilrtl, the only diffurenc that ex-
lied between it and th charier of the "Bank of
th State nl N.irih Carolina" now In operation
waa, that my bill required afier ea;li atoekbolder
had paid in preciclv the mime amnuut of cold
and ailrer, that the alockhtililer of th Bank of
the btate have diaie. and ialeen-and a-third dol
lar mor than th U ink of South Carolina or
Virginia requir of their tockhiidara. to cledce
' by dcfinaitiiig with th Public T reaaurar of the
State, oertinewte of Kail lload atock to th full
amount of th circulation of the Bank for th
purtionca before mentioned.
And here, I olowrva, n ntlier Bank in thi or
any other of the adjoining State,givt auoh ample
' aacurity to th public for the prudent mauage
. tnent of it buviueea and th ulliaal ralemutiue
of all ita uwiie. No, not one. And th preaeot
iana oi i tie mats m ftorth taroluia, let it here
be renumbered, giv ao aeiarity to tlie publie
of any ahamatar, Is'ou whatever. Conaaiuwitly
the Bank I nriiiruwd wa iuat a much trona-ar.
afi r and furtlier r'tunved from a ahinplaater ea
tabffoliment than th exidiiig "Bonk of th
9 Ktatn," a th atock in our Rail Roada I now or
may heraarter be worth in open market.
but to uiak the ditrcrene in th pruviaioni of
ciiansr ot in oank ol In state and th bill
I introduced (till mora annarenL lot na aunnoaa
, b-ilh were to fail, what Would be th beavieat lor
that It is poMible for the (tuck holder and th
public to ouiiii til and from earh lintitutioa f
auleiuuly aver that it i tuorally iinpnaaibl wider
( atiy tnritutmuturea, ..r tlie tockboilar ia th x
iMing liank of th Hut of Morth Carolina to
ham mare than th eaiial they hare rwpeetively
vnveMed hi the afiirtamid corporation : whit th
public 'mny l at any moment doiibl that
aoiotinL, 11 not more. In cn-a the bill I iutrodu
led h id iiiwiI and the rlwk amie into onerat ion
j and ihoiild fail, tho (Uirkbolderi would Hot nuly
I ! their cntipe capital atnek, bnt doulile that
; uinoiii.i, a id t;o lo limn two hundml nersent
1 I mora than the tnckhold"r In the Uvnk of th
I Mat can p-ibly be mad liabl for under tlieir
, , i-uauui cnartor,
1 be public uay juilu from tboar iiunl lai-
hieuu bow uiurh uuth there u in the recklc.
.rH)mof tl.i hiandar l. that I waa or ant
favor of agrmt Bank to..letabli.hd oanourr
mrly. A baaer ur luor Mvr'mraa fab,
bond neicr a (wined or pabliahed. Tb fact la
M'tnrinui tlinl I have no rcapettor eympatiiy .or
wot -n iraufiuirnv aatanik-nineiii. iti truth
U, I ainoarely daatr to m our present Unking
. yvMa rcwnai, and etrongetaad better Iiimii
. a.tabli-bed tbaa w now haaeJn N.art
Carrlia. That there ia great ntwrwuy for mm
rrhiriB in ur preml Hnnni ml poliry I obvtoat
to th moat ear t lr olnsrver, end ran not be da-
nie.1 by oar Bankara tliaawdv when lb Mnb-
ln ana ii.lunml4 tratti la forced home upon
tnair wmacienera, thai I here U an othor Ktata ia
Ihia t onai. Ui cireuUtioa of whoa Bank I at
o heavy di-enont In th idj aninc htatea. an
wbera th papa of th Banka of the State 1
gvoetlily ougM after a in North Carol ia a by
laim iww paying ami aoaovn modal in
I'aok. AihJ I aUI tel futlhar. Uiera iiia
Utat ia th I nioa whr iebiig Mdrldao!
trvantlf li gtt a in Mr old V,
wnaltli, An, nt veu in old Virginia, whrr th
Mat owa to lb amount f thirlv thn millinaa
of idlara, and baa aeati-anaoaily to ran th
nilr. anihi Maa in araxi luraai
evenanga, aa xport l from th Mtaia to meat
theiatereal aw tb abov atantiorird debar Yt,
Iras; to y, vn ander the adrena eimiav
i nM wa aaa pr.vur eichang In tb Old
IVaomoia at oaabalf la tbreofourtli of
ociita a barvaa h eiiiam of tuta .Hiat bkv
la pay m aif ilaoa frwa ct and a hal(4a Iwi
per rantiiia tor all thay ad at gat thn furing
in at, all Ihiaga elaa being ..jnal, tn aoad th
wh..l of Uiwr produ ta buuih Carolina or V u
j'nia.
Th r-iue of tl ihia U plain mouch, and mat
I et.!iud in a (tt wwidat TU aapliali.ta of
It' Ma' iiy drirMia maoagrnii, aurora.lad
n v. p, Ii.a,g tlx Liiawai itliaakiag,aad bain
. tui i -ich foitiBod. aa thry i.,p i tna baai-
i . If li.ir rhartara, wealth and tnrli
l .l I j nun t-.-'- ai lir Iwwhw to m
r J f w Uttmarltaai ralhar Ikaa to ,nMtl I he
f "d of lb aaHiatry and eooifort of It nu
il'Wll ia ihr gra'ly prrr to "rum a 4 la
r a r. i i the Mala, uud tf aaarliua
ii owa RianuU.-tarra, minera, nvaa-rhanta.
r!i.na anj iniari, So a." ht. if th la'lar
waoll afrva to lift th air But aa a an , wil.ara
't. or hand ia ftetitioa aarntaM on X
oi f ar d aoarit, tkay rl'l aad w wij b a
t'i I aacoiaia Itiad aa Ux furniar eiaaa of aor
I ' a, aaaa. It ia by fir 'Ur a.timiag to tin
i niryiarimlrMaiM of -air Hankalx raaliM
fi..m ! r 22 ae et;t. p- aaauat apaj
"lira lUl a4-a. (f 4 Mch a !.
I ua w ai-.i.;- t b-'imI tr wnh all llwH nkaar
l a tr ! Hi kaiBiia that tow front it ia
" Bi t" t-a lot tlwir lga ya inan4
l-f Km, la it Mrtna. that of aamh
alKMtld b Mtavad a maw agti4it lb
i n I bia ri.aa4 lu atoirwsr. . II aa Bad
, , - r at fri u woavlrna at. thai tton maw
f ... j i ..rtig linaN an4 aayth, aa It aera.
1 , ljii'fj-1' aat aoj ri'lo-ol with
aad
I ... 1 b V loll. 1 t.a-1, ibal II M Bt Bitnil,
, ibal M Brat Ultayl, !
.b..-r li.t crruaaiap. that tay tpnd laat
1. optp va l r-'i' ta lar lb ta ad aUaaaiefal
S m a'.'i -ata aa.d a
... f ta t' a I' i I. jf f
u.W l.lmiwa
: , pa . I ...y till Tb
i tl fi , if a. 4l and s
I . t t - i t fe ia 1' 1
.! lia la ishv
. m s-rke-wl-
1 i V a S'lrd, It. a plopv -' V Baiea tnr
i - - r-f -f,a. Id aiirep, M W bal
- I ' . - I'.l i ' U-s rt It a II ru
j J t -' I.. U-;J ae I- f- "
a..j',fr t.a.aaatitg e- 11. S r
I i - l .-.a . I a . M I' ! aal
li nmmn!y In th eon it t now gidng on between
them ana the trtcutrs of refta-m. lint tbie they
bat e ao diapnai tins to do it aeetna. Oa the M bar
band, I have it in my power to pros, it I Mis
take nut, that tii; bate dn all they eould to"
motile the preat anil keep the truth from going
1'' top ruloic. that thev uiav anil entoy the nm
fu""S 'h Popl of thie State with
I"4!' eurr.ucy bile ii.cy -lite, and tlwa. ol band
mg it oer to their children toenjoy lorevertu an ,
;?- f tJliL This is tUS
deaisn ttx-v have in view tlie purp liter are
an liouato aee-qnpliab the cberiebed ubjoci that
liea eu iiear their bearta; and jnat in proportion
atbey tain tn franchi dcaireiTor anjoyed,.
juat in tliceam proanrtion praviecly ba and
will my bill be distorted aud Condemned by auch
men and their toils.
The bron'Miuon I in ike eema aa eauilahle aa
th Bank ia auperiur lu tlie oilier Bank uf the
Slate iu it plan of orgauigatioo, 1 propose lira-,
ply to gir th Banking buainea ol 4b State io
future, boeaua it pay annually at least ta par
eenlum, eiclurvly t'o th State, and auch pkrwuis
a have dope.aouetiiing to aid tlie eufamoa wealth
to develop her- reaooruea, and ar now making
nothing on th money they have tbiu inTetd,
bat have hiat much in the a ay of interest andenp
ital. whil tuc nnblic have gained inestimable
advantages and pMBU by their expenditures. I
it unreiisonabl, then, that th State, a sovpr
ign, should at one proceed to protect herself
nd her best, if not her nioat patriotic and de
serving citizens, and bar and their investments
in ill works of internal improruint from tlie
toady agrewit andall grasping elnshneas and
avariue of our present Bankers f la it at all tin
reaaonabl that our Kailniad men should ask
and be granted Banking privilege on th term
I bat stated, that they muy hava'lb opportuni
ty of availing themselves of all tbe conveniences
aud advantage anurded hy Ilia investments al
ready made to save themselves and the Stat from
Iuat and oppression I .on. I presume, will
deglad bis nature and omleratandinr a to
take thi position. In fact I have heard of no
on doing to. All who bate arrayed tliemselvea
against my bill, as far as I have heard, are Bank
tucMioldera'audopptiaait, not became they con
sider tne principle unsound or nnjust,tiut tiecaus
the plan I profMi, if one adopted, will be sure
in lb (ml tn ditorc tlieui effectually and speedi
ly from th lucrative and honorable bunipes in
which tney are now engazed. And being deci
dedly opposed to any diminution in their plut
r rotation io this buaiuess.they utnnot from per
soual considerations, 'approve vf my proiosition
In prineipl or detail. Jh gentlemen who ar
now (uguged In this re-rctulilo ami Onnilortnble
buainea, ar mostly well advanced in years, and
they do not wish to be interrupted in their busi
ness or mo las ted in their joy a by such upttarin
aa myself. And to ' gratify then worthies and
with th bop of making litll party capital
that be may hereafter be continued aa public prin
ter, the fcditor of the Standard is willing to
spread himself, in connection with Judge Saun
ders, who ha long been exerriainc himself ss he
did at th lattor part ' of the liat aeaaion of the
Legislature, to put down my bill, recbarter the
Bank of lb State and increase the salaries uf lh
eirruit Judge.
If 1 tould refer to no example to prove the
salutary result that an aurely destined to flow
....I r . I
io i im ouvia i mm ine cnang i proio, tiir
might be a shallow of an excuse for the court
pursued by the present Bankers of the State.
Hut when wrninibr that uaoriia has nvco
both of her groat J(ail lloada Banking priviisicea,
and behold the glorious result that have lieeu
produced by (witching off the financial care from
the track of telUabiiea on loth doubl on uf
Stat prosperity, general thrift and Improvement
there can be no good excuse offered for the prej
udice and madness of such financiers as tb 1
hav hre attempted to describe.
Hut I hate been lufnrmed more thenonce.that
all the Bank in-thi State, fur th reason 1 hav
ststsd, ar bitterly opposed to my bill, end that
mor than on prominent individual baa declared
tint it never shall pass.
Uut as 1 nave neither time nor (nae to ssv
mor at present, I conclude by revHwctfully re
questing you, and all the other Editors of the
State to do me and th meaanr I adroeat tbe
just lee to give thi communication an insertion in
yonr ppi reptivly. 1 have been wantonly
mirapiftentd and assailed without eause or
provocation on my parti and I bone thi appeal.
noegn iismanam ir.m an numtiM soarv. will
not beu"rerl by th Kditnr of th Amtrican
pre, at Fat, to pas by unheeded,
e I will her remark, that I have rtcaivsd nail
a number of apidieatioa for copies of th bill ia
qasetkin, from gentlemen of both partiea.aona of
wine 1 nave aa yet been able tn sopply; and aa
nave not yet seen si en a enoi eopy ot the Ha
perfect lull printed, I timpoa to have the nm
publialied a last emended, in a few day. Th
publi will Uie sot, viuer it may eirculata, how
barefaoad are the bypoeriticitl and enrpnerout
asaertimrtol tb I'.ditort frh Slindard. for" ni v
awn part J ennfes I cannot a bow il is Boaaibl
for any one thus willfully and wantonly Io mit
repreaent any on, friend or f .
I aa, with mack,
real. act, toara.
D.F. CAUitttLU
A
Tha M) BMrtaf si" Itotaecrae). -Thi
I a ugrativ lhn teaming with
cnvMrpilon. It ia a last, from which wa auald
disco urae " frata morn till dwy ,' aad stilt
th tubjsct weald aot be stbauatad. We do not
pp'p-aat, however, aa Id present occasion, te
discus lb ubjat in all ef Its many pkat, bat
aaerely to enow k ap, apnn a point or two. Any
rjereott, reading th Loeofiiee prints la Ine State,
weald Batu rally nippe, from the stralal ia
which ibey denoanre th Miwauri Cumpvaaaia
sad tulogia tbt Caapromiee ef HM terming
the first a aefariout wrrender of lb right of the
SotMh, sad eiaiawiag that th prlBelplta of the
last were msrsly carried out by the mack taunted
Ntbraak Bill, any person, we aay, o reading,
w.aiU ualurall; tappn, that tba Lorefiie party
had always repadiated th first, and had erigin.
led, ar al least eordislly embraced, tbe met
W bat are the fivdtT
W hav hefdr a lb rUMlalion edVpttd by
Ut Uaeaafee Conrentina ef Niarth Carolina, aa.
sorabltd la Babtigh la DCO. The fourth uf tb
eriet read I kbit wit t -
' It Jml, That the f oeaYroetle, 10 nap a a
tli liHin Coaapeueaiae, wa ad-'ptediaa apint
of aaaiaal rosieesai jm aad eumetlmtiuai aad thaigb
tke n
tl al
Thw Ktaadattoa, td H rrinilpd, wts d p-
tod iala-'Aatth vtryt me wUavU. laripal
. p,l , . , , .
la lb Sate liars, tlea, U rleat iaitof-mti.t
tat th Matenarl Csm premie. It there ay Uipg
ia tbe Rea. tiili.mi t.Brokattorf nf lb Caaai-rs-
i.aa y- . , , ,
msteoflKMt O ibe eamlrar, jal tktrwerta!
Tb aMd ft lh srie r4s ia U.i aw i
- Itmmltml, That ihepmpwliar plan, rla-iee-
tod and par .mad to be Ik I'ru.itant aad bat
Cablaet, will aot ha lb teTaM ? Bnawaia
har.y aad eoaaord. Ui krevw. the tmtaial
auaatxA aaaaxitoi. lb doar vt apliaium wt,to
ara-a. aad ttay i afca tuil laaolrtd to emtomsmt
aad aawiL
Here, tto, U a daaiisxd disappear. el of tb
C-mspewesoatstlHoO. If, the, th LatodVma party
ef Narth Carvfia .aald h had lhek way la
I a VI, tbe Masaaasri ('aamptntaas wamld hat keen
1 I a I aad wpm ikCvatry, tad the C.-aa-
i I Bui'
ae ad la.nl wamld has aeaer ka ad mind, i
i Viw I Way dsa.iwaw ita kt i i mn Ciawpiamsiia aa
: a ftafaSt-'H aaatetadPt a Ibe
rvghw mf Ike
i .i
al that tb rawtotatwHi anwld
d-w-is ibe I o- eat mt haw band, itoy toed
tot'- sa. the Nlan-ta H,tl, totM aa tkey
albag., ..."..! -art tt ptm. ikaf I'M -"k.
tsaK,,.-,.v( 1 1
7wailpntalh a,U tttS'l fo
ahol R tot..aaa a4 I'tolt pa vUS kvl
Itap.f Bp SS nacl nf p-n.t.iaav. and alanaa
tao I., baas rha d It l-at iaa it lb tt-bt,
I. it nl f
f .1 ,n, .
m.hflkMdaPTrrjh ... to, q-emw. aa.r.
rirbia, ta litbeir bpi fih I'abia, Ibm . ' 7. . .. , offarLtre:
a. HVPVHI..W r wmirg m aionw ay u, ana nnatg .i .,,,.,. ,),,. ...j ..i..
eWtoMy m!.l..,P,di.tr..W,----. -H , 0.rJ America. I-. w.nted . tog..- AJrb- t'XZV
ll4 en Una basis. aaant U.prt. and ba thnuiht thai aoiii.di to . . .i -i . .i . I .-j i
. . . . . aairaiHn. iiw dot mm Bmarw uaa Btivtxanoai
Congressional.
Tbhtj Tovtk CongrcM-Fint 6cion- '
. Waihi-gtoi. April 29, 1858. .
Sr. an. Mr. J.dineon, from the committee
printing, reported in fitf ur of printing lea thta. :
tM k ,ltr. .p, ,, i,a,d. Mercys report on tbe
,, , . ,,, J 1 , . '
-.-tb.of ,bt Br,,- and
Witcbilaw rivers. - A loo 4bt ensued, Mr.
Brown and other oootending that the Senate
publishes too many bot ks. Tb ,xtra asral-era
were refused yea S4, nys 6.
, Tb bill making afipropriationa for certain nave
fortification wa taken up, and sundry amend;
menu were discussed.
Mr. Stuart introduced a Jjll which provides
for th punishment of persons forging or eoua"
forfeiting any paptr in imitation of or purport
ing Io be, a certificate or warrant for bounty
land issued by authority, of any law of tlie Uni
ted State, by lu not exceeding fir thousand
dollar, and imprisonment at hard labor not
exceeding ten year. Tbe bill wa read twice
and re frrred'tn the Committee on tjiw Jiidicairy.
Mr. Bell, of Taniiaiojee, concluded his remark
on tbe case of Lisut. M.iury, and it being late,
Mr. Birg preferred to postpone his remarks on
tb Nival Board until to morrow; a hen the sub
ject was laid aside. After (Missing twb ur three
bill of a lucal character,
The Senate adjiumed.
llol'KS or liePSISSXTATlVXJ. Tb Ilnus took
up and pa (d thtjiintrasobition autlvirixing h
Secretary uf the Treasury to enlarge the custom
huufc, .ot ofice, and court house building at
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr. Cox offi-red a resolution, which waa adop
ted, instructing the Committe' mi Commerce to
inquire into the expediency of exempting rti ani
boateof a hundred aud fifty u.tn burden or-b-na
frtirn' tbe npcration of the law provid ug for tbe
better security of passengers on board of veesel
propelled in whole or in part by steam.
The Deficiency bill, a returned from the Sen
ate with Jhe disagreeing arut-nduieiit, was taken
up; and a O tninittee of C'lniereuee appointed.
Ti.e tlouve purned the resolution unanimously
adopted by the Committee of K!ecii na, declar
ing Mr. fuller, of Maine, rightfully em tied to
his seal, and paying hi coutcstant, Mr. Millikin,
per diem and mileage. i
Mr Quitman made an hour's speech in favor
of repealing the neutrality laws of the I'nited
Suites, and in favor of the aciiisitiou of Cubit:
hen
The House adjourned.
Wasuixotok, April 30,
Sikati Tbe IIous bill relative to the appnK
priation tor th improvement of the harbor at
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, and creating Columbus
in Kentucky a pork of delivery, were passed.
On motion of Mr. Sumner, a resolution was
adopted directing tbe Committee on Finance to
oonaider th expediency of providing by law tb.it
all artioles of foreign manufacture obtained ex
clusively from submerged and derelict wrecks,
wbetlier sunk ia our own or in foreign waters,
may be admitted free or duty; and that th Secre
tary of tha Treasury, In his discretion, may be
authorised In remit the duties to" which such ar
ticle are aow subject,
Mr. Briggt spok in defence of the Naval
Board, and took occasion to compliment the ofi
cial conduct of th Secretary of th Navy.
Mr. Adamt attacked the Naval Board at hav
ing don grots injustice to officers of the Navy.
After an Executive session,
The Senatr adjourned.
, Hoi'esor r.ssA.iirTivxa, Mr. Washburn,
of Illinois, from th Committee on Com mere,
report! a bill aataliliahing certain aollectioa dla
tricts uf i I' nl red States, designation ort.a of
entry and delivery aa l modifying tbe revenue
law. Afar debate, it further onnaideratiiai
wae postponed until the aeeoad Mouday of
dorr.' " ' " " "' "
Mr llerUrt, of Calif, rnia, referred to th re
sent massacre of thirty Americans on the Isth
mus nf Panama, saying this was aot th first
off ene eommillwl ia that quarter. Il wa high
list Our Government should lake tome steps
to put tn nd to such proceeding. If our eili
sent ar lu receive na relief, th aooner tb eoua
try ehall kauw il tha jawler. In eoticluaion be
offered a resolution, which was adopted, iua true
ting Ibe Committee on Foreign A fair, to is-
quire if any, and what further LegisUlioo i
aaraaaary to secure th live and property uf
American eititeut, passing ever the Isthmus of
Panama.
Th Uiiut went a Commillee at th Wbol oa
th Mat of th I'aioa, when tb onidraiioa ef
Hi India Apprnprietkdi hill wa aaminally r
tamtd.
Mr. Bamagtott BaaU a pb la pram ef
Maeb.i aad la eondeaaalk of slavery
, xletwina.
Mr. Head. am mad speech aa tbe taller
braaoh uf lU iua aubjart
Th Committee re-wba tb Indian Appro-
prialion bil) wa reported.
Tbe 1 loai a ljitjna.
, W aisiiTos, May I,
f xs'tii Mr. Welter subaaitied rata lute
Un... ,k . .i.. ...
no, hJUe--.to..W with ear MiTta to
Niraratu la retard to lb remhiiioa of tha a
,
KtoaragaM ..PrernaaetiL Mr W.ller .aid that
tbal .., j mght to lat etwoaragwd. II sabl
that ae man bad betas e shamefully maartnre-
icfully miartpre-
. ., i w.i, . ... ,
waw at a iram-
k, tar, bi t maa of per parpoaa.
, A mile ea read from (wa. Walkar to Saav
mtn. ataiki l.i.naiwnt mf trea Britai. to the
' ...
mM bet. Mearaga and Ct Bara.
Mr. rWward rfad th rtsnratiaia.
Mr. rWard pp-ad th leaomttoa.
Mr. Itmgl a-) hlea-lf a .ympathWer
.... . i j
with the r r '"Ssat la praragaa, and
ap Aaf lh gravity aad law part of the rwawrtd
kr
gra.ilyaad tovpavrtaaeatd lh raawred
Marfafap.a ef Keetasid la Caatral Am Brace mav.
aaraUit Aaatrlraa iMaraMs.
i . . , .,
I mr. lan-r aigvaa wsaawaa P-J wc
farllw fopwrnfo. bad lwe rtlvtai.
.The reaalalxm WMWItbdrtwa.
r. naiimr ergatta ogams, any aevnsa asnii
Mr. T -enta devitetesl a (yaw again th ar.
... .. . . . ,
laaalh. Uit Na.1 Retiring Ui '
Aad lb fiiaal adj 'ttrattV,
li n - ' Tv. tt
II a f KirtaPtSTtTltta. IH Ihma paa
asm ttadi; apaaraatattottoa hilt, aai tk bill
tart in eg th f led relative Is Ik awty twatl
tiree ! puUi toada, aa4 tbt ad at 'tt asst.
, t.mn4ml aasamaMUa Laad atoiaaa.
"'"' M.a.t-a ppeaapptvaa toad etavima.
i Mr. Ma.U tsavtt a pttotew kkt) tWhtea
aVIa M tke amttvy etmattoa,
yj p. - i- - -
... .
Ml ,htUm In'redwtl tliBUrwpe) viia
' m -,,,,,,(., , ,,,p innun, u m WW I . .IWI u.
cii. a id the nruwilily Iswa. It wa referred
to tb ( omiitttos the Judiciary, j
Tbe U a fcljinrwl. . j
iTitaiwiToa SlaV '
K.w... i , 1 ...
iridot of the Veiled
port id th Secretary of
, -
i. relation a. afc, to,..
State, traoamittini; a re
tbe State, vitb dneumente
settlement of the cmlrwersT t
with regard to tbe Lobue lalaad.; also, a me 1
K from the ram, tranamittiog a letter from I
Ik Port Muter General and tbe correspondence !
InreUtio to the mail tran.prrt.tion between j
the Atlantic and Pacifio pomes ions in which ,
tb. Preiridewt reeomtoendatheanlatorfyiW rf thatJWt LyWL-" th ;
Consideration of Congress.
Mr. Benjamin msde an eloquent speech in de
fence of Southern inatitutio i, declaring thai he
bad joined tba Democratic party, the VVhig party
being defunot.
Mr. Case give notice fliat be should, on Thurs
day, defend hi old friend, "Squatter Sovereign
ty," from lb aasaults which Mr. Brovtn had east
upon it.
Mr. Seward replied to that portion of Mr. Ben
janiin's remarks affecting himself, .
Mr. Hale made tome remark with regard to
K r Clay's speech.
Whereumui Mr Clav ahowad muftli lmrir.
replying fiercely
Much aeuaation wa. excited, but it .00.. sub
sidcal and teruiinntcd in laughter. .
Tb Senate adjourned till Monday.
Iloiat or HcrararNTsTives. Mr. Ritchie pre
sent sd the memorial of Judge lrtin, 'of Pennsyl
vania, in response 1 1 tl charges of th Pittsbarg
bar against his official conduct, and asking for a
searching .investigation. It wa referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary.
The House .ontolered and passed thirteen
private bill-.
The joint (' ini,i:t,.e of Conference on tke dis
agreeing votes ou tne ncnciency appropriation
bill being enable to agree, the Committee
on tbe part of the House was discharged, and a
nnw one ttpjmitiled.
The House adjourned till Monday.
From the Kicbrausil Vs. American.
Happy Io Accommodate leu.
"The N itio'nal American and the Whig both
assume that Pro idem Pierce, Judge Douglaaand
Oeneral ('usbing approve the principle of "Squat
ter Sovereignty." Now we venture to affirm that
neither of these gentleman maintain any such
doctrine. At any rate, let ua have proof of the
accusation against them. Wo want literal quo;
tationa frum the record." Kwptirer.
It is a itlf very great pleasure that we enter
upon the task of enlightening the mind and
refreshing the memories of our neighbor. We
will furniah tliem with "literal quotations from
tlie record," to their hearts content. It secjn
that .our neighbors live and move and have tlieir
political being in a world of their own fanciful
Croat ion, where unpleasant truths in relation to
"political rascality" a a Democratic journal in
th Valley calls the tricks of "the Democracy
a e never allowed to enter ; tlieir political love
''are of their lives a thing apart." It is ui n
tlii theory nloue, that we are abl to account
for the very strange hallucination of which they
have oonvicteil Ihem-elvea by tbe quest iotit pro
pounded in the article we have juat quoted.
Preaident Pierce, being th person Drat named
in the Kuquirer'a challenge, and occupying n ore
over, aa the Kuqiiin-r iiaelf informs us, the posi
tion of "m'knnw Ipilged chief of th IH?mocratic
party," it ia proper that w should begin with
"th proof of his approval of the principle of
Squatter Sovereignty." First, then, we offer in
evidence tlie Katiaas Nebraska Bill with th
ignatur of President Pierce thereto attached;
eeooodly, we call th Ilicbuioiid i.nquircr to the
land. W quote from that paper of the date of
October "Ird, 1X54.
"Names do not alter th imtiire of things and
th limesy is still the tame and not the leas mon
strous, all 1 1 uiirU wt giv it th advantage of an
a'tractiv lalml. The principle that the tirrilo 4
ries bate tb right to determine tit character
of their own institutions," is not tb loss repul
sive to tbt Stat Klghl. lkiinoorecy for th cap
tivating phrase, popular sovereignty,"
"Tb t'niva prolusp to find authority for the
doctrin of Squatter Sovereignty in the terms of
the Nsbra-ka bill, and we aiuat uufes there it
too much reason in tb allegation, Td aay th
least, lb Nebraska bill, like lh Nioholsoti letter,
is Hiaeeptible of a construction favorable to the
principle uf Squatter Sovereignty, aad it wa for
thi ry leaaon that w ntreatd th represen
tative of tli Stat Hi ghl Democracy to procure
a.m iaeiidment of il pbarssology. TlY did
a 4 need our agjmiKa, and now ut attempt is
mad In quote their owe language ia justification
of a principle quit a odiout a tn Missouri
restriction.' .
The Knquirer having tbu show a that there i
"t -o much reason" reason enough would have
a isaared our preseat purpose 'In lb ajlegatioa
that th bill cou taint tbe adaitM feature, then
uld hardly be gottea together a jury of Iwtlv
latBartial aad intelligent aten, who would aid
, lb iVm.idMI ol uMrtaining lh "siat
' tar .trtignty" ncry on tbi latiujoiiy uf hi
... fpi.n.1. R'i wa do m "na K.." Tha
! Buuuirer will admit ibal it wa U. duty ol th
pedant, Uf.e tigning a bill of such imp..
taaee, I Ink lit ail so of hi Attorney Uoral
apea tb legitimat construction uf lb various
eluiae . f i, ,iil, a'duty which our neighbor
w i,id b antxilin to admit Ilia be neglected on
that or . Ibnt Mr Cu.bing euJisidaied lilt
! UU '"'I?"" . I'" Vl "T"
vtTigiiiy, atetiooai imas use extract Hum
' WV
h, which, as M ffeetaally
tb lata f Hew I toy
I will tewiare to Mand
I dp0"
i f' "" 'int la that grew. tmllimiL aad
gtoriams tarter, I will rater on It t Iritt tnal
. ... ... j... .a .... ... Ii (i
j tk.i (-i n,ul ia lb Sanata uf the I mied
ratal-, wbrai b emqarreud with other of kit
"" "amg isama, aMira Bar
. BtwaetN. ta litoa .a7ia abHih reaoHed ia tbt
t amabli-bmetit, I will teoture to ty, ia to par-
I petaal and anahakeabl Mtablwl.iawat, tola
I petaal and enabakaabl nablwl.iswat, tn th
f" hia ar.d mdilieal tWy tbmt I .n
haiaa,aj tb abmdut eamalilt aad atpensal
MU Mmam, Wsh B.d .1. ttome raaim,
grmU meviUry of tnat akartrin St the tmab-
,h grmU mevitory
Itpbaaa ml toa eatwa,.Had ia iktary tnat aeh
I diatinct laapk.lt rVata . Ib I Btoa al dtar
I nine It ttslf whet shall be it tesra luatilatioaa
, if M la ft w. X bar kxarv to kis enaaalrvms.
H would be auBxural to ptrpetaato kw msaory
that b aidad la ibe eaiabli.bo.atil nf that pna-
' wbsrh aw aa b-e. Itad aad irraraomv.
i baa to atHte -f all lb bownaf fawn. I all
f parta af thtt I sm It same) Us Ibe BMak
saaaa eneta tto f tint panede caT ttot tailed
rtosto. rtom wtvawHer a Utais tsf thi I an star
aWstida
atsm) the will tb ptapalt of that trUta at ttrrv-
tney
I
a
k-n
i
Xarw, Btarh tbal "lb prlampl IHal tb torri-
h-rva hate the right at ddtrmia th charasatt
tWlr eara ItaM.lartlams," I the taairttl
' Vlantkm ef rViiuj-tkr rtoteetdraiy.
TVa Ik.! ll. aalbA a C aWh'a atajh
V..:.. '.. .;,i..l I. il TVn ipamI
At i
-bal kansa iu the kgvnvrejtce of It drhxr
of tl, position aeenmcdb Mr. Pierce' Attorney I
Oeneral el th. Clay eelcbrotion. Mr. Cashing !
appeared at Siaah Cottage at the teprteentaufe
rf ' Cabinet, and be hen o poly Toluateer
Uie (.atunet eoaetrwrtiuQ ol Uie Kaaaae Dill, oat
1 eren eodearore to add tbe authority of Mr. Clay'.
name to a principle which, at w welHaown, tba.
r statesman held in abhorrence t Kot only
Mr. Cnahing speak for hi. "chier ' on this .
object, bat Mr. . d. V. Jones, tb leader of th.
Admin let ration party in tb House of Kepreeea- ,
'" ni b expooent of tbe Presidenf tiw
ni
opinioo. thus spsaks by authority on tb
"In bis opinion, the Kansas i
and Kebrnska act
war. in all its vig-
or, of th, right of the pciple of th -Territories to
rrgii-inio iiTrr tins fluijicci, pHBen pnwrwiurjir i
oiganisation a. a Sutc-governmeit, a. fully and I
completely aa waa reoognixea tne power oi uie
people ol tne Statea over the autyect ot all domea- ;
lie qneation. not delegated to the government.-
linflflnlnAn l1l(ht Pmll Ik mvllat thaaar nlaa-Uii nfttl.
intervpniion ann.a.r a...ar.inl or vuinuUr
sovereignty, it was power of the peopl which
they bad never delegated tn the government, and,
in hi opinion, they, and they alone, should ex
treme it, as well while in a territorial condition
as in a State Government.
Snr could the President when he eigne I Jhe
bill.
have been ignorant of the reinarjL-pf len.
Cass in th Senate, when ita naaaaire waa announ-
M1 "J - ''" congratulate tin. bod, t
Upon this fmphatic endorsement of (lit principle i
of squatter overcignty I" But to eouolii.de this
array of positive and circumstantial testimony.
which tbe Enquirer itself must admit tube per-,
lectiv conclusive, let ua aix, why shoaid Mr ;
Pierce declare to Mr Clainena that "he was i
groatly surprised ut the opp-.siti.in the hill met ,
with ivt-rlte'Xiirth and equally aurprised that the i
South should be willing to take It," if he had not
referoiioe-h!tlie strong repugnance which the
South haiLpreviously exhibited to the squatter
lovereigrTty feature? Why should he tell the
same gentleman that , "the bill was a proposition
io favor of freedom, and if it should -pass, though !
we might absorb all Mexico, not another slave
Stato would come into the Union," if he did not
regard ita alien and squatter sovereignty features
calculated to proauie that resul l f
So much for Pierce and Cushing, and now for,
"the proof ol the accusation" as to Douglas. The
"literal quotations from the record" crowd s0
thick upon us, that we are somewhat at a loss
which to choose, as we cannot possibly eive them
all without extending our article to an ineouvpn
iont length.
Our first "literal quotation from tlio record," is
from the speed? of Mr. Douglas in suppurt of the
bill, delivered in the Senate on the Und day of
March, 1854. (See Appendix to the Congres
sioqal Uiube, patre 27.)
"Is there a man in America who doubts, but
that leaving them," (the people of the territories)
"free to regulate tlieir own domestic institutions
in tlu ir owu way, includes the question uf Slave
ry f no man doubts that !" -
Now if the recognition of a right in the people
of the territory to decide whether Southern slave
holder ahull be allowed to settle in such territo
ry with their alavea, be not the very essence of
"Squatter Sovereignty," then we have not shown
by "a literal quotation from the record," that
Mr Douglaa "approves the principle." But hear
Mr.. Douglas farther, in thi- eauie speech: .
"The Senator from. Minhigan thinks we ought
tn aay, io so many words, that they" (the people
of tbe territories) "base power to legislate upon
the subject of slavery, cither to adioitor exclude.
Why sir, there is no doubt that that is said now,
in sa clear Inngtiago as roan can use, except that
powm- upsni.jeut iu me limitittiuni ol tlit
(matitntion of the I'nitetl Sutes!" Of course
iiu Iricud of Mr. llnaglus will contend that he
Unitized himself, by intnaluuing into this bill,
iu "luuguageos plain as mau can use," a pMvit
ion that was, in his opinion, rendered nugatory
by the limitations of the Constitution !
And now, having take great paiua to array
our "proof" in tuch forma to make there plain,
and easily comprehended, we doubt whetlier our
neighbor wiH even thank ua for' tb labor av
hav "expended in their behalf, and at their
pccial instinct and requeet ;" much leas can w
bop that they will "raak a right as and im
provement" of the light w hat furnished them.
letter tf ben. Jarkaoa to Mai Bnelsa
A few day before th death uf Ga. Jackson
b wrote Ui following letter to Major Doaetsoa,
then I'nited Stales Minister Fleniputontiary to
tb Itepublie uf Ttioa. According to 0. A. P.
Nicholson, F.q., Pirc' mouth pio. General
Jackeua ia hi lift time only " tolerated" Major
Donation, " becauat of hi relationship to hi
wife." This, the letter publialied to-day eovirlu
sivrly enow to b a calumny, not only to Maj
Dunclsoa, but oa Can. Jat kmiai
, lliaaiTAua.MayIl.18iS.
Mr ! Axnaiw : I renit.l last night your
Ractionat latter id lb Mtb instant, with th
tnr bawd f your dear F.lisabeth, which I lent
forthwith, and year kind letter of lb 13th Him
morning, lour family wr nr yesterday.
All wall, bat kaiking out for you hourly. I aur-
td Klitabeth that yai could not leave yor mi.
aioa tprfor the Yaiao Congrea acted p" th
niliievt with which yoa war ebargad. (ball
tdinoni-h her tobe pAiirnt and awail your return
which will be tb mvracnl your honor aad duty
will permit.
. Be astared that
Gen. Ilouitoa and kit family will be received as
h ought by th (paid citisen of Trnneaape.
I Tpjok thai yw will nobly execut four
miaai.ei, and bring lh Loot Star into uur glortou
lnw.a.
I here last reeeited from Colutitl Polk a Itttar
of lb I. to inataat, nanded to ait by Mr La-
Branch, which I enckate yet, Mr. LaBranoh
roes directly oa Io Taiaa. and wilt band yoa thi
Utter and I beg Wait la introduce him to yoa ta
worthy ef ynar enetdeaee and supbiU-. 1 a4
say ao more, 1 know, w ttcwr Mr. UBraoeb
yoa kind atimtiun.
my dear Andrew what taay be my rt fiod
only kar.wa, I am greatly afl.oie.) asffpr mark,
and It will b almoal a niraal if I ahtU mrtit
a-y prseint attack. 1 at twollan frrea th tot
to tli eruwa ef aay head, aad ia bandage to my
bin.
llw far my tiud may tblnh proper to bar ate
ap andarmy wtighluf all mttoviafti aly kaewe,
Hal. axy dear Major, lit ta? die, yoa hav my
bltaaing and prsttrt for yonr wtllfars aad bap.
nnm ia tbi world, tad Hiat w may BaaaH to a
mafnl knaKtrtality.
Y.mr afftetoaiai anpU,
Signed, AM'KKW JACKSOX.
ftratrwttoa to Taawasy-Tea) Tkaataaad -Baat
Laaivlag ta i hmrrb eft aaaa,
Th Tpoeda.l tb Lasadoa Ckriatiaa
Timet ay th trimmal preeeeattoa tgaiast tbe
"vutietaato f Paaladpra, tomrmrarily astpasded
Ihmagk th rasstaKa ef LH Kaimaady,
htm Ware r mmraiea d, aad m a-w eagagiag the
aitoaaiuei at tbe Ministry taf Jaaliae. laatond,
aapHdsag aad ptraaa-aii.m are tb aalarai ftwitt
f Ike taarnua, aad ia) f'atholw Stola yaaj may
k-k a.t rbeir afearaasa ia law! with a mark
aenaiMy a for tb firal greea pea. Vigitsp
kt Ba.aaaJly MimBlstod Vy tb todara of tha
g .ar. arapi.t, that ae tot ikaa to) lh msaad p.
I t kttt Irft lUCtibeb Charek Fia-tlvtkl
maa Sal af fdajliua nl -
! bmimiI utMMpaa ki it, tult;.. Il..,.l I
I
1 FtorttKa,
, ir. Wis Ui fraaloeMy. . j
8'nc bil (amove "ebo-ebio"' correepoidence,
Coreraor Wis baa beta 'eonifarativel; quiet. '
TJut peat effurt appeara to bare uhaoated Lit
."".""
Toe at lew! three week be baa writtea nothing
.!" newepapere, ana painlBl apprenetwiona
be felt in regard Io bis condition, but fo.
" We to appear at a democrat.
j? ""H-S Bicbmood week before last and de-
- -v-.
Bnt -the Oorernor' noxious friends and tbe
generally have been gratified by tbe re- j
Dn 01 MrCD n ddreaed to tbe Correspon- j
ding Secretary of the 'tieneral Buchanan Com-
mttte, ,4thi St.,,,,, New Twk ,
, . ,..
le b h" P,dl.rJ que-
., wa lonuiuai tm reirrvncaiiu iiibisvu.
First and foremost in reference to himself.
lie ba had no part in th presentation of his :
nam,f ,r ,he oBe, of lre,ident, Mi win h,v, I
1
n0n WW than to grant Ul DM of it to hi
frionda. So far, to rood no aspirant, it ia Dre-
.unietl. ever does more. . j
Next, Mr. Buchanan' potition it considered, !
wa. the avowed friend ot that gentleman', noroi-
nation, and would have so declared now, had be
not "expressly nnderstca.d th he would not be
- cam. Ua. ,., not mean n.at tie . not
..o. m.c.u
nuw friendly to him, but that he is not commits
I tltd to him or tn mnw .ill.AP man
a oil, or man Rnp.lt, if
Surely if the
Mr- Buckan-
Uovcmer oiily wanted to learu that
ed to learu that Mr' Buckan-
to learu tnat Jlr- Kucxan-
n would be a candidate before the Convention, j
ite before the Convention,
tie lias naa ample time and opportunity to una it
out. and bia failure to rlnclnra fop him . 1
acoouuted fur in some other way. "Virginia,"
proceeds the Governor,
"offer no candidate."
On tlie first balloting .1.. will Tote for Btichanan,
and if hit name fails she "will expect Pennsylva -
ni. to go along with her fo, her preference."-
"She would doubtless, looking to men alone, pre-
fer one of her own aonfi,r ...mnl. Mr H.,.
er of the Senate, or some othor; but the propo.
sal of the unru'e of one of her ton she would de
fer to her sitter Slates, and to none mor espe
cially than to Pennsylvania," Who tbe "soma
other" alluded to here can easily be guessed.
Hunter and Wis being the bnly Virginian
spoken of io connection with th Presidency.
This then Is doubtless the other wjay for explain,
ing the vjltrvernor'r non eoniiiiit'tilism In refer"
ence to Mr. Buchanan. There is "some other''
person in whom he now feels a deeper interest,
and whose nomination he oonsidtrs nut iinposei.
ble. To tscur tho desired end, Pennsylvania is
blarneyed ah "has always stood by Virginia"
and when slit ia disappointed in getting her
first choice, what to natural, and proper, and
eiaterly as for her to com to the support of th
Virginia candidate f And who ao likely to be
proposed by her a the "some other" than Mr.
Hunter, who defers so respectfully to her
choice f
Some weeke ago Mr. Wise teemed disposed to
set himself up aa a critic ot good taste and pro
priety, bating pronounced tbe oommeadation of
Mr Fillmore' Administration hy a member of
his Cabinet, indelicate. What .will nnw, bo
thought nf his poorly disguised electioneering for
the Presidency t
The rumor from VYashingtna is, that the Gov-
t. .... ,
nae sAuswu a sensation in political
circiea. A vvastiinstoo letter writer anvs:
Tha Virivinia Wililipiana in lb m.:.
i 1
---p,----- r 1
the published letter of Mr. Wis, by the Herald,
aa an impertinent intermeddling in a natter In
which he bat no more right to speak lor Virgi
nia than the humblest member nf that Common
wealth. Whilst be hat a majority' who agree
with him in favor of Mr. Buchanan, there are
others who place an anfarorabl construction
upon what he aay of th Virginian not wishing
a candidate for the Presidency. Thi tb Hun.
ter men oonstru at directed in malice against
this gentleman, who has for Com timt been eon ."T
idered by tb Wise party aa standing fat tbe
way, of the latter. If I am permitted to look a-
haad, 1 think I can pereeiv Something of lntr.
eat, at growing eat nf thi Wis publication.''
UumhIoh (Fa.) ..Syierfdor.
N K AV GOODS.
I BREAD LACE 0(N)UH, EMUR0IDER1F.R, A.
Tk MahMnors kave Jaat rseitd from
Nan Terk, a fall aaaortment ef tb Balaw aaaaad
gve-ls wkmk kav beta ttleeled wilk great eara
fram tb moat reeeet 1m porta Uoaa, mkneiBg all
tbt aeaeet sty lat f
t oUarttt aad stoat, la att to match,
Ckmiialtaadalva
Lace Collarets aad aletvt o
Lac trttoed eallars and tletvte,
Preset trarkad t'bemaMtto aad alan-res, at
ltrimmad French worked Uallart aad tletvte '
Kmbeoidpred fambrie, ia atil to maleb,
Kmtaaoidarad to, ea itoea aad iaee Cambria,
Thread lace I'd tor aaJ latttt matok,
Moersing neta, to both k aak aad wktt,
F.mnroldpred Usaderktrehiirft, la great varittv
and ata stylet
Fyaibroblrred ffkirts for open dresa
t.oabrooltrtd Kwuaa aad Camlet Floestlag,
F.mbroi dared IHmily and Jaskotwt naada,
Mualia aad Caiabrto KdElagt aad laatrtiart,
kaal tkread toee Itortbaa aad I'dlara,
Tnrtavl Laeasaad kdgtnga af all width,
uto black Lncna fot Flaeasam, ae,
Togptker with taaey ether aew aad "daairehle
r-a mloptod t Ik pretest aad appreaakiag ta-
ona. auca a
Floaaesd Hilk Prtseea. la treat Varittr,
trraaadit MustlSM,
" Jaekoat Matlia,
Preatk prist Ia kUrme.
rTotutetd Beraes RdMa. a great variety.
Ckeaa Kilkt, ttrtptd sad Igared, aew etabx
Ligkt plan Hilk fur eraataf tnnn.
Untorad iik lllattoae '
fttack Hilka to trevy varlaty fi.
All ef waiea. toarnker with a anmpleve tttorv.
mtal d aaaanBsMa aawdt badh fortiga and tVatpa
, ia fsaty sad Maple. wiU be af.red al the towttt
prto to aah tt pwaK-laaJ dtdere.
. tt.aa.8. TCCIFR.
April I, IOM,
OtBcej Iff. C R. . Cotnpaay,
auaarsy, April In, I a. A.
tCinj-wTsmr-rv tksfhkati
North Carolina Bail Hot d
Ir itdtlt tit till Traia ta tit! ifitr Itsttij
let tilt est t-lprll.tSei
wayt.'
.
' aa
RB B AtSITT,
Itaytl.C laSlati
tl-dw
Lav ll-H.l-.', at t A. M.
Amtt d taWigvi a tl
IllllnVwW, 1 I.
Z "" I p. M.
aw rwntJaBnlwavxaBamj
Jamamawa, Att)
" bl ifln, !
" taUmwry. t
" ta.nl, fgy
" t Baatptsa. t tt
. " BAtt.
Lawre WUaap, a t ia 4, M.
aAtvtPi at t .ait e 11
a Mula,
" LatMgUaa, tit
" !, , Ittl
'., II II
a-anaaa, lit f, M. j
af, III I
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a II. I l.l nt,'. f rO
' tap- nnap pm
AG CCOE FOR ir,K
At No. 29 Cheap Place.
OTOcTorrScT n2u,',n
nta, thtm Soaaeta, e, e.
bcm rneva te .annual !,.
vz;."1 - "4 ".to et :i:
I dHra it Baaeeessary to taaavarat. artW-
Stock i Large aad wall asserted, aad I
fortaesi by the Ut ot AavuM? ' 4"'
toga. tt,I latendMlharOaUulS
f!H i,.. .k v. i.!Tr maM-taaaawa-
ket haratofora. - '. '"saMi.Uu,.,,.
trai fcwar prica. vih"e C" Tv-
sar Nempaners
.an If ta nils work. m , eahVlr
MbT J1 .Um7 """s naiat tor lar b.a. J !
TaLbChJii
nail mnmh. ..j . . t. v It
"J T2
' able to arov il tc vour antira aatiark!,.. o
able to prove
w your entire satisfaction g,,7T'
eail ana se
UUBVA&aT'
BEAD THIS!
All thnae indebted to tha Arm of V V k aid a .
T0' to H. L. KVAS8, tausc tttl tbtir Bataal??''
"''S.rlbercanaoi ivelgiM,,
ApriMst, KM,. ' I - U ?VJ
"r4" R X 8 5ffiK'
,,,. Bi nRrninirn t... ,..
X Iron New lark, and it sow reeeitiB 1, hEt'
M.il,tvu,J,ll "I "UTi-
Lg TJiV oTw k h.H
i HtlJ AkllKV.
to hit numerous friends and eastonara, TnrrodlS
Sit ILS recent Styles, Dslleoaa. U Biihan. I
f.11 "J1". tall., lKbsa, Us.a.J?
raaTnTpr H
llaraaea,
) "'' olr" Bapnst, Bilk liaatilea, aad Put,"
itts, Bilk liaatilta, aad Pad.'
1 have got them. Coat tad
f No ate to talk for
' look.
' OKNTLKMKN'fl WEAR Tha s
i of CottonLinen' and W,'i .nJIj! '. n"??1
j "" a sail if yuu want new, cliap,ail tooSOMdv
j W Aiih" Ixoi liINO. ?" " ."'.
1 Taw "about this man and that man selfins root. H
2 'ml.lCK
' time-worn or h'H-rubbed remaunti; but I am afariu
f ' . ?" """. "t!'. Ktw lork witki. ui
last afteea dej i, and 1 will tell -yi tai Uaoai jm
as cheap as any man la tliia City, 'Coual j or Srattikat
kss paid for his sonde, or intend, doing so. Call sad
te me, and If I de aot prove what I aay, than trtltaa.
Call M door abort H. rimith't Corner, or nt it
stiovo Evans and Cooke's, and oppnaita' C. W. D
Itotchinir i ' addle and Hardens Manufactory, '
ttttvilleritrttt. " '.
a ALEXANDEK CREECH.
. naicign, April zun, . BJ.
HEW GOODS FOB SPBING OF 1836.
Mc;r,K A WILLI AMM,
.DEALEHR IX AMERICAN, FRECK
ASO BRITISH DRY GOODS,
HAVK RBCKIVKU THKIR STOCK FOR TH
prenint apssnn, and are prepared MMhietttil
the LATEST snd NEW KTYLKS ol .VILK8 asd lata,
ing IthEbd UUUUtf ia robca and printed 0farmeT
tbe rhoiceat dei(na and colors.
Mantillaa and Spring Wrappings at tbt latest atv.
alUaa, rrenek and Scotch embafcderh-a ia rata, tkratd
lasts and 1'wneinga of tka moat derirabl tlvlaa. A
eomplela lint of Hoaierj and Gloves, laehuliag Ala.
ander'a beu
A largt auiiplT of ftaplt ttoodi aad Ilata of avcry
deacripti a, r-bucs, l'rotkry, rotf ries, aa Hon.
Leaping srtielo.
Maratillra and Alleadalt Quilts, Draperies tea Car.
taia Mnaliiia, Family Linear, Shin 'mnt, liaa.aak
and 13 Linea tiheeliuga from tbtrelabralrdatsuaa
torv of Kirbar'laon, 8aa A Owdaa. Taall efwku-b tt
invila tkeaptcial atteanoaof oarriaada aad tkapatsa,
feeling asaared that oar advaatsgaa art iala-terto a pit
and our stock haisg well laid ia we tan atd willaaU w
good ar better bavgaiaKaaB Bay atkor kosae ia da
ity.
No. I, Favettevtll t, Raitirk.
April I, IsSn. I tin
"rtTMY raresDs akd fellow citizemi
T HtVI JCST KKCKIVKIi JIT BHRINli X
a l-msrr Biaca oi aapata, aau am preiaiaq voaipam
. wll, mJ t,r,m, , t.iu M, ,,,.,
I ia part, of raaiiT maita clotairg ana larnraklat
vnriptii-v ; alto a see appnrtmeat of tlntka.
Caaaimarra aad Vealiuga, te be aaie It arder. I katt
procured tk spral etef Mr.H.H V'wrgato.of PlluWr"'
aa torvman, waotvaa a niga rt-fHitttiaa aaai atlas, an
wbtarv ia want ot arto-U In aiy Itnt, waatld ttowall tt
give ma a enlt ka-l.-ra pun Kaaior a4na wbera. My tprsM
arepsshsndmy aoi.la will kptobl vary cheap. I til sad
examiat for yoursalVL-a, aad kt taatteeed
J.H.BIuGa.
Te tke Married Ledb-t.
Ill A VB Tkt prtttleit antartmpat af Rayt' ttntktag
that has tvtr baca area ia tow a ark pi taall m
aaad etoa, as (bay are gaieg tsT. i. H. BlUUt.
TkTOTTfB. AB that Ivdakttd to tka lilt tm a
X kiaeaad llitaa. will ylaatt att (argil tt tad sad
settlt. Ibis la tha last rdl
i. H. BltiuS.
April Id, last. I .
Hats, Hats, Hats.
1 ) EMEMhtat fa your Spring styltef Haw,
J Voa moat tiail Tl't'KFH'H,
VtEMKMllt'K tbtir price ire to proportlos a
pt qua Hy.
Remember that their Matt are aaeppreaektkl
tobeiBiy, ttylt and durability.
kempanhpr al toelr ettablltkment yn rIBkt
eareof getting a gnad rtlelt. Is tbt lasgwaga tf
tbt Uheat tf Hamiet'l Fslher
A-eaaaaaW Io call ea W. II 1 X. ft.TrrgEI.
Ceatomrra end HiraageTt! Renirahtr tkia. 't
W II. A a. 8. Taeatr's, yes caa get adsaan T
I Am.
April let, 185.. I-
T AT SI Prt-ILD.
IT It a eaaradX fact, that Hoarder Itw -
are alwaya dittpalt to Bran-wr,' In mil nS a Bu,
aad to ramtdy tkia, wa katt stud parurelar all tan. i
tt tblt aVpanaappL.
T ata wpak, wa kav reedvtd ar ssmslat. Mast d
Iks maat dpatrabta gandt. hamaty t
lilack Vaaaaa I'lmk anmatking aaUpaly saw.
Rlark Wiatar Romt-ssln hlapk dammae kamtoatst,
Bttek Caataa Clata, black Bar-ypaaanl Tiaaanr tmak
aad klie l.nltara tad I'adat rib-van tux tilt ltd
Kid Uurresi H-a. k UiatkaaaaBawUsat,
Ladim ami to ateered ikay eaa kt mitad.ky aalrlsf
a. R. U. A . a. TLI kkk.
April. It. USt.
A NEW WOBK.
esaMBiae rata re ant re.
H WkllaLnf Alkaaa. ttpareia. A Btnal aaa).
in:
dPW mated aa, ry avpn.lanpnl. d tint ms.
lr, pmbrarwg ihe VagareM UtrSts. aa tsa
erdpw. adapttd saoipBiarli to tk eaattsere -Prlretl
tt.
Ta to pnlninnd ill tkpplippa. r ad kym r
add to aay pan d to Tame aw t-r r""-
C. St, ,ll" a v
Arrantlaral Bk raMlaknta,
we Fdlam SWMS, Rte tank.
April, tad, lilt
1v tor VippTa YaT7 ard r AimFrt itki
II ke nf yomaf . IrvpaSa. pah apt '""' i"
r-aa peadaapd a. I, M UAVkke 4 MALLOII "
tofrapkl tlaUary.
VTC-ALL PlksoM IXPRiTITwf
i.1 will !. a nail asd Mil toe I
dnualy, at lanaa tadaigrett
Ralatga. AprU It, IU4.
muxu! KsytJ Vrch
CUptedeflCarefci
arewitaad tkm
,m ae Mnaday. Ik d tf
f PHI Rataou Aaaaad Caata
1 to kald to IUnn.rt.al ae Mnaday,
JaanaaaC tanntlnat I kartart Saw
BBBPtod le anadiag tkmv rata aaamnvts,
mtaak Hit imam) are a to x4 aa.
T. M Akk,
A -Hit. late.
tt
I'MI I
I. A III f B trtaat tofnraaad tbatsaar I
Mawilllaa'ita Cd art asd Mtasidagi
aa spaa faar t-p-ppai-e. . , .... u
Akan Psrw hnl Ultras Bet! Twisted SHI
Pare tils aad tvwry senary d f aa.
' W. II. tlbi, TtTM
April I. IA4, ' l-
Ok to Id day af Aer, vre wta -. d
atoak, a tore and knanllfd as I m
kl.wra.ag tanaatiaatat ttd Cdtor taf U ' "
anmatking aw tart ly aw
. h. a a. s. rxi-
dprtl i. t l'-a.
rps4a..A
1 Tna. tt,
1 dam a
. , . a. , nan. na k tm
taaatai
Itataswrs . PasmiSi't-
Ka tt ly
II tn
, rit at -tt anas Tato. top. .-.
I I tdnlaltay OttL(l
I Pntat.k-Pg. . t
T I .BAt
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