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tint ewi xv hi4 iOo v1 u BUIDl er Mli it a t ' IpWf oil' mil! o bfU- tf ef:. r! "I l" , .THOllAS J. LEMAY gy SencBOTi, lbre dollar per tooam half It UrtlM.'"" ."",. "v. - -w,- U Tenon rectdinr without the State will be rt q aired te pjgr (he vraoLB-aaoaet ef tae year's suk " aeriutioe ie advteee.. . n - .jf-;.:' ; ... BATES- OF ADVERTISING. ' r! Far every io,atw(aot eaoeeding 4 Jiot thi toe , type) iraC tatertioe, 6h dollar) each ttibseoeot . nerttoe, twearj-tvc ecath try The advertitement of Clerk ted Sheriff will Mi aaarred SS per cent, higher and a de) uttieeof i 15 per ten will pe made from lb regatar pri : e for advertljiert hi the jean.,- rlr. ' v. 5" gJAII lettera to the Editor nil he poH-paid. , CHEAP CASH STORE. L The tqetertber hat been absent fram Raleigh one avfltk, ia the eitiea of , Xew York, I'teiladclphia tad Bull Waore, esrel oily eaamlalna; ,tha BUrkit, nd makiaK hi apriej ioreliate of . DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. , All hare brea aurebated entirely hh toM. the article to maea wanted it tbe Northera market. Hisprevioot atock ea hand, at it kaowa ta assay of hi catteaeri, beving beet email, he it coaie-e-iently able te anew almost t. entire new atock. te givt a eatalegne of all hi good, would be. te-. dices. Short tdreltbement are aooaect and moat ipl to he read, .: He therefor' 'tarhee hi- fr-lend tad tutfomert to tail, examine and jadgefor.lheat. ,.. and iheV ahall not be diunnoiated it tattiot mod kargaiat. .They will tad among hi attorimrnt ee-MvIe flint affront , S, 40L Ui, S eenti'i Ma ilia tad Lawn, new: ty!a Wat and blrached Madia. l, t 10 KU eentii pretty Ranmer Good, for-rettlemen. tew atvle, and ie ra all atnlitiet andrieea Bagar and Coffee aad almoat t ntina 01 t,roerte. tan roeertc, pore ana eneep. All er anv of tke rood will be- told cheat tor ore a tiorTcrelit to punctual euitomert, at An well aaewa store to. t. .4., j,toclamalion.-ISy ' the Governor of ' A'orth Carolina . $200 REWARD " Wherra, it hat been officially reported to thU Department, that 00 or about the 10th lebowvult. a aegro boy, Hit property ofCol. Luke Kotwll, of Craves eeonty, rappewa to nave neeo Kioop. peil by John ad Sraiia Smith, wbieh boy wa dii (orered, tea or tweife day afterward, tear the ro Ule.ia Greet county , tsordered and partially buried a ball having beet tbot through hi head, aad hi throat aut from ear to eari and astbe taid John aod Samuel Smith ttaud tbarged with Ue llo ayfareaid, . " .. ... . ' ' ' fci . 1 e a . .... .1 . now, lucrviurvio in run, mai cna sain oneaoor may be appreaenoea and treoght to trial 1 bare tbooglit proper to iteae tbi my Proclamation, offer io a reward at one . headred dollar fer-either-of them, tn any ncrton or ti ou, who will topechoed nd eoofine them.or either of them bathe Jail, or tlelirer them to the Sheriff of Craven counlyi aod I do moreoeer hereby- require ' tit officer; whether civil or military, withia I hi State,' to utt their bet riertiont to apprtbeou or tauaa to be appre beaded, thejaid fagWrtaV ' ' ."TrgTTs ' " V '. . Crre under -my hod at Governor, iKi ana in wt seal oiinestaia 01 naru nd lift Vreat Seal oTtheStata ot Nortl '4 ft X CJM,om- 1)on at oar City of Raleigh, Mateb 86. 1840. 1 t . -EiWABp B. DUDIXV, ry Cemmtnd ' . ' . C. C. BATTTJU ;. v: , VaiTATt StcatriBT. JOHS 8 V1TH w rietenbed 1 mn of nrar nvld. WiTlrtiW d b Iot SuDDerTront tooth. Ko det iariptkra of 'Saaiael it givea. They were born and brought op la uravea but removed: to enner lieorgit lor Tahaeuce tomt ytart ainae, hot returned aader. Wetenet of eiaittnr their relition and hare been wking aboat uader very uptciroa alrenmtttnee tevcral month.. They boa, Whea tbey kidnapped ol. Kotiell'a Necro, a aorrell hone with a Baaea in tad tail, with white tart and face; and are laid ktva variety ol toiert to their Cart aod to ehaoge hern very ficoneatly. t . ' - - 19 ITNIVEHSITV.rht Public ADnirerttry J CXanBinailuu vi wm VMUvmtMlJ wi v urui varoii lit wilt bt held it Cbapal Hill 00 Monday tb 25th tiv of Mty next, tml bo eon tinned from' dty to Bay ontUTbardty the 4th of Jtno, being the fir.t f'hfirrt, in tha mnnth. wrhirh laai mutntinnmA Am f. tppoiuttd for lb Annual Commeaeeoieot of the College. Tht following Trwtett com poet lot Committee fcl ViMtttioo. , Hi E jU'ey, Coe.E, B. Dctir, TVt.ej tjl. Hon. l. L. Swaii, Prnidcnl tf Clleet. fWIJW'MvBBMWiW fflMUWOt' flOBOWa .135351 : T" I . ' 1 IT I titnmoo J. Baker - i Edward J one -. okoL.Bailry ' ' Willie P. Mangnm oba II. Bryan ' v Cbarlet Manly . ptnean' Cameron , . Jatoet T. Morebead : me W. Clark ' Kamuel F. Paltertoa Croom . - nomolu M. Siniklen I M B. i. Daniel - Jumos 8. Smith iobert B. Gilliam Kichard D. Spaigbt ohn D. Ifawkine ' ' John D. Toooier ' oait D. Hmrr ' Ltwit WHIumt ' tiurle L' Hiuton , . .-.', ; .. By t resolution of lot Botrd, tut Commiaionen It detired to appetr at Chapel Hill 00 Monday receciliog Commencement. '. r ..- - Uy oruer, . -? CHA8. MANLY, Secretary. Raleigh, April 20. " '' ' IS 6t PROSPECTUS OP THE ' ini JIe tropolltan Omnibus 3T EDMUND 8. ZETELY - ifr.Stwarli. it tantUiulv -cbwitiog. - Peanlc ere ami cuitaros manner ana Mltilt are The art tad tsieneet are atridinc ahead war 01 ininrovt meat, tlatlunt alone our noun. m rt. thru iav, throonh rivrA, and ormouHting obatacte alter itw ! with, ih peedeLMaseppt's aired la Hit: I jlu at the mean ragged, dirty (hreta, tailed newt I f aera, which were formerly tent forth, we tow c 1 I f It aeatl printed, apiriud btbdominala ad di. , en all -tidew. In lbeaewpporiat world pr keqlarty;nat 11,1 tmptoveaaenl ef the age been tnta t aad the inOueuce t the newipaper pre it aily growing more powt rail. " Intlrtd of rickety uaet aad carta, wt aocr titA over lead at the tail f queer maehiH?, pnffing ajnoing-elr grful rate tod in pl of barge tnd tail boat, f ?,W nHida, aid tteaia tide aod eurrenu f lb 1 aid ot all powerful Steam. . ye theaewtptparial ,0rld. a mighty tnd wonder. revolutiooj. a hand,; It ht already tliewtj it. ' a tome of our pineiple ekie a lew coentry 7. --- mu inexntrm, ana a is tTaaualir IFMia tbroqghoat bt mighty aoaatry. la vta Carol id, tki. ih... -.j- th- TI " anateat Kt tha, old faeioeed tlcepy J w,hl, are yet pobliahed here, devoted, to. k-erd(,,(achemiBgeieuorali aIHioa nwinetr atiewtMM.be aotyet beee duecledlo t.r2H FriRn,,7. "hiiig. imlepeodeat, con pre ave godhead aukdera atyle which ia eow-eat Wing every thing eltevTbrro it t lack of Heam fat aaot n,nai u.j... .n... . I auas eoldplwib,, have not rcr adopted Bodro - Nriraa,. for d.,l,ing thewl. 1 bey 'are "behind T. ea,''aa4 tht Improvement of theage. 1 1? , newt WMftCT ll.a Uccana" mil k. ..J f"'e,givlng the cream of every thing that occur, 1 s 'pltuuK aondeoMd (hapa, wiUiaut ; wear)' in C T rdr with dull iletadi. , . ' " r tntitmpf and icience, we hive to eipeeial aa. -vet MMxt .geand ertditc pcroaage-wbe 'aunn w, be ,uiduon,, d,,,! mward the rtlaaliif MaaJ r i i . i , " ... .iuvr w, tnowv vim rL.M Mt 11. j...- .. - ; . - i-.;. K h.L. ? trtrr ' I 9 'ra nv aov num nt m. ' u. . . W -,-.. .-, . "r aoortmg f0r, nor fearing enmity. ' W tvai i ' t i n i nt 11 'ittiiriii v in imiii hy :i i h ' i i 11 :m4;ii im hi u. i ' 1 . I ... ..... VOL. XXXI bete th Loco Feoot, bat we do oar like the XThigt belter thaa eertclf er R people at target lhatwfore we choote to go for the people generally in prclrr eaeo to any thing or anybody elao. At, howrver, it heeemet every good eiiitwo to lake tamo bilereat iathe political affairt ol hia country, and in the re mit cl the approaching eooteat far the Preudcncy, kc, we abaf devoto a porHoaof the eeveral awm bert of oar piper iuued before the eleetiot to the eoniideratioa of mattera and thing, mea and doing eonneeted therewith. Alter that,' we hlf tart bar ttleation more eielaeivaly to Ulerary mattera, reli gion, pbileeopbr, tgriaulture,aad.lhe lair tea. it The term of the paper, aubicripliona, adrertia aaeatt, aad til invariably cm f Atraact'. Ko txeeptioat. : Ho credit, i -am ttv::. p. 1 he Btaet .will bo puUliihtd every Saturday and forwarded rrgularry te any part of the United State. Teaaa. or Canada b the earl'teet mail, at tho rate el Two mium rta irp advance lor tingle topic. Five dollar will par lor. three aop ie. end tea dollar till aecore 6 eoiHe lor eae jeer. Twelve cople may be, aecured tor one year, (by atobt of that nanbrr el mdiviiluala.) bytheremia- lioa of twenty doUai. . . , . . '" - '. . - ' " fe.'S..2EVELt. 'Raleigh, N. C., rbaerr, 1M0 - ; . - Priuce Albert and Qaeea Vletorla Gilbrt'i QteoB't own Pen. . (fiaepoint.) for ladiee, ..m Prinrc Alliri'a m Paa. fmiiLllii nointe.1 Eaela .' " , 1 ' " 'Coid ruby .. . Toe above pent era jenw-fieand ftrtuperiorto aU olber pen. Juit received by i . TURNER dt HUGUfiS. , Mty-tOtb. , , K-,j , f v' . . .w The Proprietress .poetfully ioAirmt inw (iuuiic, mat m win pe nreperew iw rwwwi.e vn it or 1 Oa tht lOlh ot Jane. Additional aceommo. dationt have beea prorlded, aad the greateat alien lioo will he ;paid to the eotnfort and aoaveoienee of - lB?amaiet can board, al the eery feaooatle prlee" of tixitxn eWort t mooth tor each pertoai ehildrea M-iAiltUi. n.. it.- !.'..( ..!..!. .n4 f... I . I whence there I a hack to Shoeeo three timet a week, oa Aloedaj, Wedayad fid-- - . Biandtrd tod Kegnter, Ktleigh, aad Wfc Binrtoa Advertise will nla wi. ih. .bov.T 1- aertioot,' and forward their aeaoaato with One tiam bet of thcr retpoetira paper to the tabwriber. ., AJiSf JOHXSOX, 1 ...... ..i J . ' ' " " vj 1 r . I 11 1 u iT t !! f .11 legl bd.iutt erued to hit m.n.gemeat and to any of the tdjoiaing eoontiea. - He re fen thoie anaqaioted with him to almott etery diMineuirfi, IgnieBiolrs' & Ittersi of JUndame SlalibrAB, by-the Ceontetw l)e Meriin.- ' Jatt bttbihtd and for tl by, - , 1UUNEB fc HUGHES., May 19Tlt6. .. . , . 81. Aa- mf. . . . 11 'C 7 ht1 KALEIGH, MAX 27, . 1810. r . - .roil PBEBipES'TY . , ! WILtlAM: BENKY ; 11 AREISONrf The invincible Hero of Tippeeanotth inurr- ruptibh SlaLftmanlhc inflexible. Vejmbliean iatpclrux tarmtr g umo. ? ,-. . -r-, -FO t ICX PRESIDKNT, ! " lOHNaTYLERr J 57at JlightM IlepubKeari ' if the tehatl of '$9, neat f " or in t I ' mf mJLi.'. one, Jmerica't matt $agacim, tiriuoui and patriotic tlalesmen. (" The broad ba tT" The broad banner of HARRISON, LIB- . ' - ' - i r ERTY and the CONSTITUTION ts now flung i- .i - i :.k .u- : iJt Nokth Carouha Powerful id moral, in Intellectual, and in phyaical wtoupcet th land of our airea, auU tlte t nnocmnmi t n,, rri? rw:lpt- poltHcs. General HARRISON 1t i-Vii(i ruboiuii (au a tijviM inn iv- . . w , . TBUiur. ut jrvuuix. "f o-a.a.w. "" - NEY-TIIE DIHSION OF THE PUBLIC LANOSHfelWFALL. OFtKU - TIO? AND THE GENERAL COOO OF TnHTEOPLET Ts o& oqvkjucos or KOSTn CAROLIKA JOHN M. MOREHEAD, ' i . , , 0' CylLTOBD COUNTY, . . 7Vi ohlt ttalcsman-iht tound repulilicatt-tlu patriot '.ht honeti man. i , . w. AWFUL TORNADO! s Ontbe Ctlitrntant, Natchei ySs vltifed tyrf one of the most awful artddestracllid Tot-"'' nadoes ever witnetted io this country. A ' boot 60 flat boa.ny. bcet,'in4 etwrn boat : .' Hindsi .were;' iuoIl jnlcwwa all kst..-:j Steamboat Praine greatly Injareoilcrfrs;,,' nearly all lost. The two hotels iq tlte ciiy , v , were shook, eae partly, the other entirely t -. the jp-ouod. Almott every honse waa more . or less injated. t It it itnpoeaibleto tail how. , , many wera killed, as the streets were filled' f with large files of timber,rentlered thenr impassable, arid this wdrk : of xtractinp fW bodies from the fallen; hoOses wail not eom pleted rhee the Vicksbu'rjf teftj'souie 13 or," twenty bodies bad been found. - It was very ," itt difficult to Hod a laadinjas ,eyei)r beute . ander the hill except Aye ojr six, wa blt,wa . t down, and the river filled with floating fitg ments, of houses tnd boats j;a, ist,. n The torasdo followed theeottree of the riv-. er about eight mile down tbeeoaata. .The eocrt hoose In Vidalia was levelled to the groand.aad the paritb Judjft killed. '.Th V Tees on the nnnnaite aid af tha fiver. -aa Wnll " . ' , ir . ss those of Natchea Itland were til tore up ky . . .... . ,1,A tTfe" roots or deprived of tberr branchesrTbe " tunsge one to the erops was very severe; . . . RALEIGH,'!. CtTEDNSDAY, MAY 2t, tS40.: aooM plants tout wera depriv4. of all their. feneet and othrtbdTory casta Ukonawty . by tba tlorm. l -:x' ,-',?Vf Al JyT Mi, Nitaa of Uonnecticul hti teen .. J appointed roef Matter uencraj, oj ana wiio the advioa aod content of the Senate; and M t CAMBiKUNa b, boca soininatad aMiaittert to tha Coart of St Pttertburg. i: " f tj" Jii D;Snirio; Esq: of thlaThf, ' hat been'' appointed United Statet', Attorney lor Uie District 01 or in varoiiua, we jnr. ... Uolmea.TOMgned. , . ,. ; . ,,4;.,: : Jw Prioe, tlie Gowiiment defaulter, haa rtturmd te Now York. He aaya lie baa a v3 claim aninat hGowniiio-ri,;w, ' ,'"t . , . A FALL.,,.. ,f. .; Wt rag-ret la learn that the venerable Ex . . ' PrwideaAdamtamhi toeia tUHoue " of RepretflQtativea on the 18th,' fell aad dttH- 1 lwatad bit right ahoalder. him tinat tha nTt Hnwf ' He waa again at "' t'4r' ot Mutjrravcarrtvod tn uia uiiv ih Qjeen, brought dec piluhet tu Mr. Fox ' p,rhapa about tha Maina boundair, ,., .;.4i. . . ":- OP TnE TIJIES. 1 ' 'EorroRt' Co&KKsrONOKHOB.'' '1IapU Cider wel, here, No lnig: . . c , . iaac. ocuu iv wv'n iuvio ui yuui paci to tilts office. i ' - ; . ; . -. f -, MurpliTyN. tj. 'Mi 5, 1840.' Harrison it gaininj group d in this part . mmm. Dntlaw Coohty, N.U. April Sfl, J849; fl, WhTfatlirll rogreilf tig -tlT thif - - j - - - f. 6, - ,. 9 t- regltlO k fttt It lime Can roll tn.'..' r f -Cabarrua Countf, Ni C. May1 12, 1840.' J ' The Whigi ar vvil twaHetntl d srt ine vamiesr dot tne taucr, poor reirows: ttllwlT at a I0i to know what to do, .'' - ffet- of the pre3Ure, (brought on bj the mismangetnent of" the Administration,) and Ihejr ar tlaify fallins TENNESSEE, Ya-1 I f A friend from the7 country, has furnish ed n with the following extract from k Let- Jer.taLimdgted v'i'fcts't- , ("Parrottsville, Cocke Bounty,- Teanesse, ::- ., ,;-.. .Way 1, 1S40. . "Times :are yery hard money scarce. ' and but little tr'sding going on in the coun try f and we are inclined to the belief that something is wrong in the .management of s (lairs at headquarters, ' in the General Government, and we intend to try to set matters right by turning out Wan Duren nd trying "for a spell' the farmer ofQhio, General UARIUSON. Will yea lend s heloinst band?. Bay yes, and ro ahesdt" . For. Tennessee, the: next election, will BE FOUN D ACTING AND VOTING WITH AN BYE SINGLE TO THE BESTINTERESTrnm peopke; which, we wer'tly believe, can onlr be ilohe by -TURN INO OUT- - . - TUB PRESENT PAUTV ,N P0VER.M ALABAMA. to the .Drroas'. '' T ' Greene CbnntT. Alt. Mst I. 1840. ' rPecaniary mattert; are ;very much de ,v.n4. W.li.n n.... Sfltatsn-K (riAtlaiw rl 1-a. .! !! - :" a. -I J SVwt ,n eircwiioB iq meet me aenianus. The result too man can fully" foresee. ,'Cotlon " V v vein, bhii niuig at a aianu, rx a . a . . .. l '. i- ' ..;, . i-. j r .t miking rspid strides in some jarts of the .State. On my way to Mobile, the w0e jwas taken on board the Sumter, which ,to0( s6 Harrison, 15 Van Buren-all i fore Considered .admip'utraiions but it is believed it" will go for niarrisotu , A tren.' NVecan't Wworated. Sositearcilitenii bat there is treat room for abetter stlte of thinyi GEORGIA.- 1 -Ei'ract from a Tetter to the EIUor,Jstetl . JJluloriloniMto, May Tilt, 1 84.- f-The xaose of Harrison , goes bravely on; . Whea two weeks r ego he had no fricnu to nr hi claims, now hundreds theut for, ' Hrfiot and. Reform j'j; and at inflection. Georgia- wilt speak in a voice thai will e'en appal the magician ef Kia dcrlvook; nol wiihitsnding . the t hi been claimed by him and his friends" as being securely his. It must be gratifying to you to see the people flocking to the atandan) of -Repubficanisrn, and shaking. elT'jhe shackles 'of -'l blind 'party subserviency. iTiere is now a ball in inotioh (hat wnl revolutionize the pol'uica of Georgia,, This opinion is not Jhe result of ' mere naj-fiztn 7.eaJ it. tg founded upon the real slate of things as fhey felf4-yot iam. .form no iilra of . t1i changes- fh at are, continually being made in his favoar. ' Old Union men have btrorrie 'alarmed at the adniinUtrsiion rtheir quondam favorite," And are falling in 'the " rankof uld Tip. Even while I tmjwritiri,' I see a l6g cabin" with Jlhe Hrrrieo flaswavinz triumphantly upon our own pub ie srjurre. It arose, like the palace, of Audin, In one night;' and two wceks'sjo, one oilier antrmTeir were the only acknowledged frtendsjof Han 'man Ui the county.1 Now. it it fhoocht he has msjority," ... i, JAMES HERR0N. i U ( laTonlot of the imprpyed coottruction of Itau II .a-v ? ' .:waja.,v , . i -w t., Pal'twore, Mirjlaad. ?i For Ua Slari, CbalUara Couatv. Mtf .14. 18411. ' . JIriiri, EJitoru Thouch , unaccustomed to wield the prey . iroote ouill, rapeciallr where politics form the burden of my aong,. 1 will yet sketch you a few of the acenea and cltaractert tliat are acting en tke political die aire ol our parte, J lie atiaspn has opened fully opened nd trarredy, comedy and be-, witching farce are constantly being played in. tne guise of great meetings, stump har angues, open street discussions, and more pri rale country (ire-side conversations. In sltorC the spirit of freedom seems to be a- roused. Vieilance, the price of liberty, is beginning io audit-tlie accounts of our pub lic asraula and .aliould, they prove faiUvful and true, they-will be, intrusted, with yet more talents. Bttt woe to him wfose ex- yavagari .anrtrSnj whose honest imucnnty nas aousea me generous confidence of free people, But to oof text , I' observed in your last nurnbe, an account of the proceedings of a rreat llar- tisnij Ma'ptinjr in Pituborough. I was there, and can testify that the report and resolu tions apak the -concentrated feelings of near ly 400 persons Who wero in attendance as well a pf the large and respectable portion of the party throughout the county. There may be liere, as elsewhere politicians yes politicians in the most odious sense of that word eold-bloodcd animals, by others called men bv themselves Harav Ay otlv miteaitedi Gfeatgreswboae' ' only guiue ot action is a policy contpuunucu uii .! 1-.-- -.rr-ir- r1ArZZ.tt12r. cunnine, intrigue, and a calculation oicnsn- ces as to the success of a party whose on ly mouvs is political and pecuniary aggratv- daeweut and w uosa- weapons ol wartate are jduplicity and. -concealment as to them selves, and alang, base assertions -and foul vituperation at to crthera. - And worse than all, who only administer at tteond ha)J, the vik doses of slarig,: seasoned to the lowest oreiudiees of. our nature, nod concocted at head quarters by, theprirae ehemiatof po-i uucai niui eaioriog aa tney 00 10 pjf juuicea 5-c: mwu . Excuse me, Messrs, . Editors, for this digression. Fox the system of itumhug etnx. which is -abroad in the land tho utter want- 6f7candour of 'iruthT'of freedom of Uioucht snu . scuon, which now exists. Is er nougli.'to arouse tle -indignation oH evens worse maa than I, am. .But we ean con gratulate ourselves on. an evident tendency which is discoverable m the community thai 'of the people seeing for themselves, hearing for themselves, winking, for them selves, and voting for themselves. , . And one politically friendly to Wm. Henry Har rison.'and politically" hostile to Martin-Van Burcn, I aik h. more. For I have confi dence enough in the ability of the people to govern themselves to believe, that when Utey will freely exercise their sagacity, then reward is bestowed where reward is duevand nunishment inflicted where punishment is due.-: A nd. I further believe thai though. that sa jaeity ana independent thought may alum ber awhile, yet they" will awaken when real danger approaches! And that crisis has now arrived, and they are' awaking. Or else why the ,thivereal,' independent movemenui of the people! Why is the tide that bears a long. the banner of Harrison and reform, constantly and rapidly iwfelling! That it is so abrosd, I learn from the papers;.1 That it is so here, I have occnlaf demonstraliori. Your last number shews howjarge and ani mated a meeting we had in Pittsboroagh at a private time and that in the very busiest seasorrfoftlrefarrrrerev Arrayetfthey-eft their ploughs in the midst of seed-time, end were attracted from all parts of the county by that feeling of patriotism which disregards priviw sacrifices wh Oimgere - Most unusual manifeslatioris of interett. too, ' have been shown here this week, U heing cuurt weeluOn Tuesday, the. big Jay Ljt &ai eourt, as -we call it. there seemed to be a general demand that Mr. itcnche.Vihe cleoloral nominee of this District, should address the people. He did sot and fbr three-hours or more sooke to s very large Sudience, whose honesty of pur pose, ana wnose ties ire to know the truth. UtOj whole trutlu tnd nothing but the tgutb wta moet clearly prove by tha aUentroa wiu wnicK.Uiee- utenet&v And the truth was told them; nothimr but facts, the most ooaouMeo; jraci:wee lUiedt anoVxtothing but reasoning (lie most logical and illustra tions the mott. true and tpt were usotL I have heard several .eloquent speeches from able gentlemen, dutine; the last few months. -bat am tree to say that Mr. Rencher seemed to, me pqequalled for careful aecurarv. ore- ciss thought, and clear exposition ef the de merits pf the present administrauorv and jts measures, ana Of the menu of Gen. Harri son end tho measures advocated by hiin and his friendsC. Oa the' currency and finances of tlte country particularly, he was remark- raoiy torcio e and hanBy. -As soon aa Mr. r ' i..j . t iv. cioteuf ir, v J., vvuiiams gave notice that a nificting was desired in tlte Academy wr wie purposooi organizing t Whig Tick et for candidates for, the Legislature. It met a treneral response, was iinmadiatAlv' hpld. and resu iltcd in the nomiaatidn'ofMr.'Wm. . . - . : ' " ' j -- r Albright for' tho" Senato. aiid Isaac Clefir. i v.. .uuui.u... hiivi.uv.ui wwi-r r.e tor me Uommons. '. They have all hq- JJJ, eublie meMinrt to tiVit of Waah moment's hesitation. I Rv. myhear sented to run; d without Jeath erpi lB,.wi.WH.priry rctiuence in your "7""' wiun-t. incy win pariicipato in, hereby, eontntuled the UentraJ Democratic Tip christening om new and noble capitol in the pseanoe Club ol'-Uit Unioo; and the Central hoin of our affection. ' 2J0. 22. ; t It 1,ti i true principles of Harrison and reform t aad may tnoae pnnci plea, (bora lit 76 end re- toaafjajl in OQ Kaa rattae antinl ei iKeat awt rail a ea etryi aeaa watF 'WS cVU SBaitvaw, aacw wta structure vi vA , But now to the other aide of the picture, The, honourable" Charles FishfiTr- whoas private- affairs doubtless required his pres. en ce at home, but who,- in keeping with his ch&melion character, adapts htmtelf to all circumstances, snd .therefore concluded that is he had to be in the District any bow he mignt as well make a poUUqal crusade throughout its borders." This gentleman, I say, .whose ubiquity , irt space will eoon.be as notorious as that same quality in politics, wno can te on every side 01 every question, and "faithfully represent the' interest of hie district at' Washington at the. same time that he is a travelling agent through me district, preaching the cause of the power that ba the honourable Ctiarles Fisher" waa to have' been here at a public Van Jlurcn meeting oa yesterday, but by M the inscrutable designs of an all-seeing Providence,-Waa made to arms which iiu truly sicken their hearts. Hut did riot the tidings thatMr. Fisher waa expected draw together a large coucourseof the faithful! '; ; . ' - ...". 4 The tlendor erottlet ftsmed with ears, proved-m vain symbol.': , There' was a very small gathering, at the muster Held. , But there wa a m ;eting, 'whose proreetlin'gs yoa ' wilt 'doubtless see In print. Of this meeting, however, I propose to sity nolliing at present, except that ill numbers it would be too' small td form a captain's company in the militia peace establishment. " In conclti- tion, Messrs.' Editors, I premise "that yon shall ber.Dce3sionaltT- dised ef: Urtrvolu ions hereabouts by :' "NOV VS.- THE, GREAT, NATIONAL COPiVENs tionjOp Ybiim men rHOTBTBAi.TTaroiir axtaicA ortcESDAf. ' Seereitmrii1 M.S, APPLETON, ofMinet 8. E. G AllFIELIh Jr., of New Hampshire, Ba HILL, ef Rhode Island, v 5 " AUSTIN BALDWIN of Connecticut , JvWASH. TYSON, of Pennsylvania, I. BURTIN, of Delaware," - - fc'fivr JOSEPH 1L NICHOLSON, of Maryland, N. J. WINDER, of Virginiai l ,;HrT I. A. COB WIN of Ohio. irj?W I O, C. NOUVELL, of Tennessee J. WHITE, of Missouri,-: We a OLIVER, of Alabama, u J. WARFIELD, of Iioaisiana, $ . - I JOHN IIUTTON, of IndUna, a J. RANDALL, of. Illinois, U W. McPHETERS. of North Carolina. . , A.;C. M. PENNINGTON, of New Jersey, GEORGE DAWSON, ofMichiiran,. . , ; R. L.-15UENT, of the District ot Columbia, FCOOPKK ef Kentucky -..-"t i -,'., J. K. HARVEY, of South Carolina, ,t , R. CLARKE, of Georgia, ; ,jv f ; . , 4The Xollbwing resolutions, recommended to the adoption of the Convention by the Olr. i homppon, or the Uomouttce, end u nanunously adopted:" . ,:- Resolved, By the Convention of the Whttr Young Men, saseirdled at Baltimora tho fourth day of May, IstO. tliat the nominatioo of WIL LIAM UKNKY HAKUISON, of Ohio for the office of President of the United State, and of JOHN TYLEIti of Virjiaia. for the Office of Vice Pietideal of tbe . United States, by the late Whig Convention at lUrritburif, is hereby cordially approved and ratified, and etraeiUy re commended to the support of the People sfths United States." ' .' ' ; ;, - . Resolved, '.That, to saslain tht saidnomlns tioo, the-Yoong Men el theXJmeit aliould unilt their iesl, tnUiusiitm, and vigor to the wltdom, txperience,end judgment of their seuiors, and fo ensure its triumph and auccess they should Immediately adopt thorough and student organ fxarttmr "'r: t Z " ' . Itetol vd That for .that, purpose it bo reeonv mended to Deraoeratie Wolrji every, whure to form Demoeratie TippeeaBO Clubs or tarritot AtaoetaUae,aHiit fvapocttvt town, eoimrtes; ladtiitiea of the States wbieh shall ettablith and tnaintairi aniictrvs political edrreipondehce, tnd procure and circulate holukal infuiinatioo. . Kesolved, That tbote Clubs or Association, when fcrmed,shan select and snpolnt the ablest and mot! efficient orttors to address the -People oirtll poppr occatlpns, asmay.be deemed advis. sole, to proclaim Jhe tttrjt.W'. Republican., lib any, ana. to expote. U ituiet ana cerrsp nun oi a , anwia party wuien would, en tlave tho People by an odioue . and Insufferable federal eespoutin, la the form of an unchecked tnd Unbalanced Executive;' arrogantly attum- MZ Mie purse, otetattngr laws or revenue and finaeesi reeoramending standing armlet in time or psaen, eemoiitiimj tbe eo-erdiaate. depart. meats of the- Federal Cevtrsmtnt, praaetibinj individual eiiizent, and datintlv tttackimr lbs jights and eovereignty of the Stttet. r v Kesolved. Oat we will not vieid or relax un til the (rreat work of reform end of : red rets of grlertneee be ".mined; end to ensure persever tnet tb the end of tliit fwble but arduooe sttog ffls for civil and political liberty, we will meet in our Clubs al stated times, regularly; We will prim and publish useful matter; ws will address ourselves . in every reasonable and respectful form te cur fellow-countrymen; tnd, finally, we will. Immedialolt orecedinir the' Presidential a. leetioa in the fall, it Such times tS the central Clubs of the ret pootive Stales may- appoint, ss- ttmble iiyState Conven lent throtiirhout the Un ion, to consider ol pieparatioaa for .the eoming contest- ,. , .-. ...,' .'. ---h,-- Uetolved, That, leearry oat these resolutions. tne iteawoiiciB votnmiiiee or reveiity-tix. . . j . a. At a a i . Coin mittee of Portvne,". bo, and Uistameare HUGH McUUHEN, - T1IOS. J. LRMA Y, f U1'10"' big Ooiuiiilliee ol lli'e fcmu ,r.peclieiy,tr,4c tbey are hereby ,ronMi!ntrd the f)prnocrlio Tip peeanoe Clubs or Harrison Attcciaticrnt, a lioao doty it thill be to eorreapoud immrdiately fr tbe leraiation of city, town, and -county clubt, and to tuperiirU nd ell the other ititeretU of tho great and. glorious rtute to which. e ere pledge cur dearest devotioa and fuoal pauiolio wxeruons, ' , " ftetolved. That it be recommended to rtrb. delegation to raise a free eonuibutlon of one dol- -tar from each of rtt tnemberu, to topporl tho. Opposition prett at tbe city uf Washington, and gent rail v tooppota lit tyrannical Ux upn tha office-holders of the Pretideatial party. Resolved, That the funds thut raised tltall be plaeed id the hands of the Executive Coain.il. . tee of Seventy-tit at Watbington. ".These resolutions were unanimously a doptedby the Convention, and the following was then offered and adopted alsof" Kesolved, That thT Pietidenl of this Coa-yentioa- bo , requested to call oa tha atveral -Sutes, through their Vict Presidents, for brief itatemeott of their present nolitical tondition and prospects. . . in pursuance of Una resolution, the Pres. tdent of the Convention severally called on the following gentlemen, who, addressed the Convention tn regard to the eurremjof pop ular opinion in their several States, the ruin of business and destruction of trade grow, ing out of the measures of the Administra tion, the necessity that was felt for a change, and the conviction experienced that nothing but the election of Gen. Harrison "could ar rest the disasters that threatened to over whelm them. The names of the speakers aw VI V " " Mr.HaBcocK, of Rhode Island. ' Mr. Kino, of Massachusetbj. " "7 T Mr. Revnovos, of New York. ' ? :T Mr. Bbexdy, of Pennsylvania. , Jz Mr. Wilson, of Virginia. " . V ',-Mr. Ewaais,ofoTuo. ; ' , jf.fiUf Homes, of Tennessee. s l wlahke, ofMissonn. Goy. DpNCA, of Illinois; Mlf. SotJTHauD, of New Jersey. v 4 TUr. Emort, of New Hanrpslnra. ' " The Hon. Henry A. Wise was called for, and, appearing at the froitt of the stand, (banked the Convention for the lion ' ' or they bad done 4tt4n, and assured ? thrm tliat it would aH'ord him great ' pleasure lo address litem on an occasion so deeply in- tere.fttn's1oJiHfelinJE'.i:IIe.;.)iraiiirry te . . say that the state of his heslth woold in.t Cermit tuch n ITit. -Ot Stlnnlay list e kail almost worn himtetf down, in td dressing twenty-five hundred of bis frltew. : citixrns of Delaware, and he now found -himatlf totally inadequate lo the task of uddre-siog wcri y -five tl wutand. 1 1 gfsr hoped, huweter, that his health' would lm V prove, and that Ue should yet be able ion While the rentletnen mentioned above . were addressing the Convention, por tion ef the. Delegations withdrew to the 1 side ef the second rostrum, and called up. -' on several of the gentlemen upon it, who successively addressed them. - ; i r? - -The first speaker was Mr. Clay, a sketch , o( whose address we subjoin. . a s, . . Ma. CLAY'S ADDRESS. ; Mr. Clay commenced by a reference to -thejiorthwejt wind, which blew almott a gale end compered it happily to the pop., ular voice of the immense multitude who were present: Difficult ae.it -was to bo heard by such throng; he said he could -not refrain from obeying the general sum mons aad responding to the call. - He was truly grateful fr the honor conferred f upon him. This, said he, is no time t ar guethe time for discussion has passed fhf Ration totW&if pronounced Hs-scntt tenpe. 1 behold here the advance guard.1 A revolution by the grace ol God and the will of the People wt I be achieved. Wil liam Henry Harrison will be elected Pret- v Ident of tha United States. i We behold, continued, Mr. CIsy, Ic his : ',.' emphatie and eloquent manner the rav- , get brought upon our country umler the revolutionary Administrations of the pre- , sent an J tbe past. , We see them in a die- turbed countryin broken hopes in de ranged exchanges in the. mutillation of the highest constitutional records, of the country. All these are the fruita of the party in power) and t part of that revole tion which has been in progress for the last ifmfmmAityt Mr.- Clsjr ' thought he could Bay, had been or was dr.' molishedi" "Aihadrtleuiulithed tlia in. " stitutioDs oftbe Icooftlry, to it had fallen . " itself, -As institution after imtitotian hid "'' fallen by it, and with Jhcra interest after lolercl, until a general and widespread ruin had come upon, the country, so now the revolution was to emf , in the tletlrec traction of the party and the principles which had been instrumental in our nation. al aMtft.rjngif.II , ., ., -i.-- . iliu. sjid Mr. CIsy, is a proud day for the patriot, Jt animated his own bosom . with hope, BiJJ3,.4J.nu .her.tt).. mingle , my hopes with yourl my heart with youre and my exei timis with your eitriwnt. Oar enemies hope to conquer ut, but they are deluded, and doomed to disappointment. - .; ,Mr. CIsy, then alluded, most hsnnilv: and amid the cheers ol all around him, in , the union of the AVhks. ;We, are. said he, all Whigs we are all Harrison mn. We arc united. V must triumph. f.-Qni.woftl of myielf. he said, referrini to the National Convention which met at Harr'tabui-zip December last. That Con- yentioo was composed of as enlightened - " and respectable a body, of men as were ever assembled in the Couairy. . Thev met, deliberated, and, sftera full and im partial deliberation, decided lint William Henry Harrison was the man best calcula. ted to unite the Whigs of the Union sint the present Executive. General Harrison was nominated, and cheerfully, and witli- that moment to the pretent, I hsve had but one wish one object one detire and that to secure the election of the d.s-
The North-Carolina Star (Raleigh, N.C.)
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