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fcj Letter to lb Editor now ho
nTtrr to MKMBEni OF THE
aDDroachlnff Oenral Aasr-mhly.
eel lo too Leghdatar. that he it
amae.late eumfartably wlta nooni
;o ia 40 ol theirbady. Having rvoied ten room! in
kriak iauiliUae ol Mr. 11. H. 8MITW.
L"-eber Ibe bat Seteloo ol Iho Leialetnre wai held;
;i be hi hi power lo rumiah clegibl room to
khea wb apply eoriy.
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Sept. 9.
NOTICE. . . v
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'fat Mh, before the Coerl llouie dear, ia lleriford.
l or at maen Ol mo wmawmc irama m mma mm
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Price iAH $9 SO eeoti. ,
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State of IVortli Crllaa.
(iHAMTILLK COUUTT, ,
Superior Court of Law ami Kquit
l ' o t" a ' loin
Sarah War .
ti K Felkiuat for Ditorea fcav
Henry P. Ware, J -
1'hia aaate eonta" oa to ho hoard, aad k appear
kne la lha aatiUaaiioa of Iho Coon, that proper ,
Lapa bad heca taken to oMify ilia deteedaot, Hea. j
ij, of Iho petition or plaintiff 8arah Subpomaa
M aliaa Snbpomai itwing and retamed "H
twad.M Proclamation oat aeada by lha BheriS" al
Ihe door of lha Court Houae, lor Iho delendanl.
Hry, to appear and aoawer at eetaeaaarte ay Iho
fcabwana 'I ha deiendant failbtf lo appear, M i or- ,
Hi Fred that publication be (iaa ia the Kaleigb Ra
iaier anv nw mikvi mmw wur iRit, in w
laamai aad lhat at the nest lertn af Ihit Onrl, ap-
tlMation aiill ha made that ta paliuon. l fUintiff,
Karah, ba heard aa parte.
I WiiMia. Thomaa H. WfHio. Clerk of nor (aid
Coon at office, io thfnrd, iMe JOth day of May. A
U lt." - IBtMi tt. atflLUE, li a. u
May JO.
Si Sea
V Tt. A. T,
1IOKRID OEP1IAVITT
Some atilaritMi Coanlerfeilar ha?a nearly killed
kateral peraont by atllb.lbcm a ipuriiHii aad talae
Ipiitura ol Hayf uniowin. i r .
The aaauma it varrantaa perifatiy aarmieat ano
oriled
w maka-and tell the true ariwle.
Orljinal
Froprietori
lOIAMOy HAY!.
P.S. -Tha Iron Haya lioament U warrawled' lo
ire Pibtt tod UbetimalUm, la all aatet, or 00 pay
hkenlor It. ,... 1
THE nVIHAIf If AIR
n VVAURN I I) ttaid or rcatored, aad the
Wad krpt tree Irom damlruff, bf lit faauina OLD
ill)(iEl4 BALM lF UOUUMblA.
lit member the tannine at deaartbtd below.
I'hit it eertified M by aeveral Mayart, Minirtere
M the linincl. ttrittth Unnaiil. Phvtiaitna. aad a
iraal eumfcer of oar meat koaorablo ekiteai, to bo
aria a Bare 11 11 aoin. .
- DARING FRAUD! a
Thia artiale hat been imitated by nlorloot eoaav
fcrfeiu r. La't it never be pnrehaaed or aaed aoleaa
kave the aama af L. 8). UOMSTOCKJir the aiama
lira 01 tjUMSI t;n, k UtJ. 00 a apleadid wrap-
rr. 1 hit it lha only external trat that frui aeon
I aoblia from daeentum. -;. "
j . . ... ...
A annttant tappiy 01 tha anova vaioabM Dreaara
Int will be kept I
rpt lor tale by ' j -1
W, M. MASOIf kca
.1. jt . iftt Tl '4t ci
state fotN rl Caroltna,
Carteret County, .
Pourtof Pleaa and Quarter Sewiona, Sep
. I fa. . n . m
i, I temcier 4 erin, loav,
Fflrt aim Jonea : , " " . ' - v
va,
, j. Original attocbmcal levifd ka.
watiaj W. Borden.
k appearing la ihe Coart, that the defendant. Da.
4 VI. Uordaa, raaidea wii boor Aha Umkt of thia
faie, It ia ordered that notice e fivea by poblia
Tan.awrweiK m ine iwueien atar,.ior ail weeaa.
iho aaid David W. Bareee appear betoro the
art of Plcaaaad Quarter .gea.jona, ta ba held foe
Ueunte ol Carteret, a the Court Hooat ia ilran
U on Ihe ihirdrMontlav bf Deaembar oral, and
aplevy and plead lo iatae, or judfment I mil U
tnlered an avainat him on th ia attachment.
Wit neat, Uhvid Ktmlry, Clerk af oor aaid Coart
IkWort. the third Meedav of oVMemher. A. U
WO. ... Jj. RUM LEY. C. C
Priae adv. S IL-ywfe'-W 8'
"" " " - " ' '
HKUU AKK mane peraont who would bur-
Yt auiled without hilj( to aema lO Iowa cipnaa- L
vna narpoto. -- -v ':--;
Ta eewfc would lay that ibcro la aot Ihe iHehteet
aki.Lu. tku. k. ; i I J .ti .L .
I FMry ka ordaria aa, Wrtteacat J, jutt to litok
yJ prie. - . '... ; ; . - ..
I have Pianna at almoat all prleet aad ibarebrd aaa
D'JJP'v almen all ortlcra. , , ,
V ae tkaraalar of Bjy inatromenti h npw to well
nabliabad that H ia entirely anneacaaary a pobltah
naaaerana tetter whieh A am almeK dailr r.
'lfrota tteraotia abo bare bvnbt aad. triad
Havina- Bald abanl lain knlMj 1--- 1- .11
-oa Uirly tried. J aaa. truly lay that
,1 - riia na.e aecn tuorouKniv leaiea . x ,
and Plana Forte. Seller, Peterwhwre. Va. .
rNj.-1 k ajnality of my Piano Wtea may he teen
' reference 10 thoaa wkaae I a.a uU u 'i
hf. B-q Mra.U. I. WUliama, Uabney Coaby,
a . P
NUnhnrw, JBr ja, ina, : so.f '
llR'fEJESriX OFFICE. ELIZABETH
. Wljr FOM BALB-fho wboto or ono half
tbit UflUe w.tl bo aeld In a t u... T.e
f' T'hw,!. rTohmae, ike naaal liberal erwdiTwUI
in. I bit vffiae praarntt ereal milaawmaMa io
"a pf praetHul kuiineat kabna. l ha onlv reaaon
r lodoara Urn pmpneior ta dtepn.. of all ar baU
-m wb-wwwwk, n inn my aw noma will kim.
vnm Ihe boaineaa uart ol ika mn. . 1 .1.-.
naUed lodovoto bit atlealkia aaaro ta the edito
panasena. .!.; ;, . f tL
' NKlUr !. .
Ma tt A sMor Hery DeCcront by &
jpVKii. hy flu'lr. . .
Tfcam-, Mrlodiet, "! j'""-"--
r Oeked b -f -: ; i-
Idlbv TURNER k IIPCHES.
, af " Noktm Caeolisa Powerful ia moral, in fotrilfftotlt,
ol. xxxi -y-j i " ,. .
wniO DARBACUCt
The Whip of Grantille and Wafwea trill M
olit-lathioned BatliCDi, at Henderaon, aa Gran
ville Vnnnty, on the Kalefh and IJaaton Bad KomC,
an Friday iho t31 Omabcr, lo whieh all peraoaa,
ithaal dittieeiioo of party, fraaa Ihe 8iaih Con.
rreauenaJ LiiMriet. otnuritir th Coantitl of
Franklia. Nh, Crannlle aad Warren,) ara moat
reepeetrullr iaed. 1'hia ia.aation ia alaa eilended
ib the k Coumirl af ihia Btaia and Viremia.
The Sneakina will eoaaajencc at 10 e"l.ck
Meaan. Maneum Dwlcer, Iredell. Lonf, Cadop,
Smith end Btanlr. of North Carottna, aad Meeera,
Chaaaaera. Wiae, Bolla, Shtl'ea, Tunaull and Wit.
eber, of Vlrgmia, bare keen maroa, aaoai m vaom
Aay of lha Aitmmiatratma Speakera are rrqaeateel
to attend far a loll and free diacaaawak.
Hr ibe Cltmi or AaBitoutara.
P.I U it innrelhaa probable that the aaeHiag
wtll iMld two daya. -7
$J A Wh? Meetipt wilt ho Mi at Dr. Laacb'e
Sprinf. "oor Urojrder and WhUaketr'o 6wra. iobo
ajon C'oani. on tbo 80ik inatant;" ni whtch lha
eiUsena of Waka, Comhetland and Johnaton, ad-
iniatralioa ireo aa well aa Wbift, ara cordially
InaileJ to attend. All nweenery ralraahinanla will
be provided' ; and iataraatiof politital diaeoaaioiii
arenxpretrd. ' . -. -
Oct. ib, mb. ' ; . .
STUATED,
From a mil It man In attrnflanee a nnn
' lha W hie Convent km .an Sonriat nlabl,
4-he,' BraMM
wkh a dim blaae ia her taae, aa other
mark reeollccted. SUa h) a capital
Any prrtoa boray lakoop aaid Mara m pleeae
rWt.l a w t
apply at ikw oflUe or anmmunicale
aritk Riehailaoa
NKk'.lt, Mq 91 Mlltworotigii
h.
77Z ask no pay until the Plan U tried.
It lhrro"ilioiild happen In hi any one an Inetedo
looa aa to d.mbl lo qolily of my Piano Fertea,
after the abuadant proola which have been prraruted
oi their auerinrity, I will ar.ree lhat aneh an indi
vidual mav t ke one nt the' inatromenta and ry h
thoroaehly betoro pajim tor It. I think thai there
eaa balal lit'le ilk any way nvboyiofa Piano from
arlVrr who hat iliipoaed of opaartlt of two boadred
wiihout ever telling a bad ene, and certainly no riak
whatever, wharo payaaout hoot leqalreA. aalil
itiooi.,!,, - R.nnVn,
Bmmh mnd Plan ttrtt Sttrt PtHrthurg, Fd.
- ' - "- 'i- " " r
Harpcra Fnmllr Library No. 100.
Two Yrert before the Matt. , '',"".
A Pervmal Narratiie ol Lie at tea. ; ; '
Fiak't Travela ka ,n
31ii4by tatoivet HrT 'Z l-r
) , T0HKErfk.tJ0GHES.2
J, C. ALIIANAJ I Ml. -Torner
k Htnjhea' North Carolioa Alinanatk, Tor
1141. 1 kit day paMttneu ann lor hi a ine
North Carolina Book Store.
JtlaJlbraUa by lha Countraa lie Mrrliif
Jatt publithadaodfnr aalehy
, TORNER k BCGHS.
r
UALEIGIf, OCT. 21, 1840.
TJIE ?E0Pl4E?& TICKET..
, " , 0 PBBSIDIitT,
. WILLIAM "HENRY H ARBISON,
7e't'iiiiieiftie Hero , TippttunotiKt incor
tit patriot farmer of OAioy
.1
S JOHN TYLER, U
Jt StmU Bighti' fitpubBcan if th cW o '98
on or Firwinia't nobleti torn, mnd emphattemlljf
0ne'if Jmerica't mot tagneiou, tirluoutmnd
patriotic tlatetmen.
IT Tho broad partner of HARRISON, LIB
ERTY and tha CONSTITUTION is now flung
to the breeae, Inscribed with the inspiring motto
ONE PRESIDENTIAL TERM THE IN,
TEGRITY OF THE PUBLIC SERVANTS
THE SAFETY QE THE PUBLIC MO
NEY -THE DIVISION OF THE PUBLIC
LAN DS-THE .DOWNFALL OF ABOLI
TION AND THE GENERAL. POOD OF
THE PEOPLE. a.--
Wftisr Electoral Tlcfcet.-t.
Col. Chuiles McDowsll, of Barks eouoty.
Gen. Jas. WsLLSoaN, of Wilksa. '
' Datib Ramoos, of Lincoln. .
Jamcs MssAxa, of Caswell.
, Hen. AaBAHAst Rsrcbeb, of Chatham.
Joh B. Kcixt, of Moore. ,. .
Dr. Jama 8. SoTH,r Orange. - -
Chabw M a. t, of Wake.
Wn.W.CHiBBT,ef Bertie. .
jAJtfaW.BatAH.ofCaiteret.
, Dahibi B. Bhft, of Naw-Ilanorer.
DatioF. CitmriLL, of Rowan. '.'
' CotVViLUAM L. Lcite, of Halifas.
JoouaiCoiAiiiSi'of Waahingtoa,
TnoMAB F. Jonta, c( Perqnimon. (
How to ha a a. Sharp RaOB- Take' a
strip of thick harneaa leather, the size yen
want for a. strap, ami fasten it at each end
upon e pjece of wood then rob en its eur;
face a piece of tin (any tin dish will dc) tin
til it is smoothe. Strap your razor trpon thia,
smlyott will find it voith ail the patept
straps that eer were invented, , '
On Thursday morning a wealthy and in
fluential citizen of this city, po ..from "t
malarly whieh he brought opon himself by
excessive smoking, which first produced s
prortration of the nervous system, then
eomplete Itinacy th'n Heath. N. Y. Sun,
Sim?
,
HALEIGII Jff, q WEDNESDAY, OCfTOBER 21 .184V
., A FlOHT FOB AlIvtBAKD HaS CAIt
A lady by the name pf, Brownr who hai
been refilling at Waterloo, waa deaerted by
her husband, about t year ago, who left her.
and child and came to thia city. The wife
learning that he waa here, came bf re aonie
aix Weill aince, for the purpose of persuad
in him to return to his family. She traced
him to his haunt, at the. house of a Mrs
Dannals, and so far auceeeded in her object,
aa to tale him home with her. .They had
been home but a few minutes, when, Mr.
Dannals and her jdaughtef came here and !nr
siaied upon- the husbands, returning with
them, and while' the wife was clinging to
them to prevent their tearing liim from Iter,
they fell epon ber, and ' the daughter struck
and kfckedjter scyeral limes. 7Te- wife,
who is small and delicate woman. Binding
U useless tnf contend against loch odds, beg
ged that, she,-might retain, ber husband's
minturtLvhlcli'the jdaughier waa taking
down, from over tlie mantleJ and wh'ch she
finally destroyed. For ..toe atsaulj, and yie
picture the action was brought" The pris
oner chose to be tried by a special court, and
jury, which' waa empannelled, end the tes
timony gone through with, when the coun
sel for the prisoner, objected to the venire, j
wmcnon being examined by the presiding
magtstrat,'aa declared void, and the whole
aflalf was quashed; and the prisoner escap
ed the punishment aheo- richly merited.
The counsel in hi romarkk U the jury.:
while . recoiuiling the offeringi 1 of the
wretched wife, so wrought up their feelings,
that there was scarcely a dry eye "among
thenw ore'er Dtm. t '
' AecoOno Foa. All the tnVy articles which
hav recently appeared! in lha Boatoa Morninf
Pout bar been written, oe 'lis said, when th
Colonel was anderjh fhfluencs io.fpeJeado.,
W'hai! you ioo 4ow what ppperadoeearel
Not do we we knock ander. The only knowl
edge we have of their component part Is from
I tha Nsw York Sijcnal, which aays that thr are
of lh Signal, liliaoorwlves, is alt itnpatienc to
have a cbemicil,.aniliaJUion of ppperadoea.
He sskstJL'Aretbey :
' "Of a dull and apnibre hue, ;
tVhielino aunkeam ytideth thronghi
f )r brilliant at the aolar ray .
. ' On the hteM of daaalii g day'".' -
A ykrt TraK- The Batavia, Advooate
eaTtiona the fair sex against the villiany of
a man named Abel Austin, aged about 38
years, a carpenter and "jouier by profession,
I who is travelling the conntry and practicing
a aeries of frauds on the lair portion of our
speeies, by marry tngB number, of wives.
The Advocate records- several instances in
which he had duped females jnto marriage,
and (hen abandoned them to the tender mer
cies of the world. .. . .
' ,;f .rs8repl!rkm' rrt.Wicketi
out from chaos by the hoof ot the winged
horse of Time, in, his journey to eternity.
Statistics op Makriaob. Ilinfi to La
die$.tt e published some rears ago a Table
of the probabilities of marriage at the differ
ent nerioda of life, in the ease of females,
for whioh we. have nd doubt the ladies of
Britain feel grateful. , It was founded, hdw
ever, on limited data,' 'which were, derived
a at a an .A
entirely irom records- rr marriages smongi
the working-class. The table published
in ' our leading article of '"Saturday,, sup
plies materials for -snore accurate conclu
sions grounded on returns "which compre
hend all classes; and we think we shall con
fer t favor on our female readers by nutting
the "result in s more diafirtrft 'form tnan'tne
table In 1) original shape affords. .-. -
If we take one hundred to represent die
whole of a womah'a chances of maniago be
tween the aeea of fifteen and seventy, the
proportional chance in each period of five
years will be a follows: - : . ' ' -
01
it ,. A ee. -
Chances of Marriage.
15 and under 20
SOt
ss
:o.
,v85
. 40
45
.50
60
25
30
35-
40.
45
60
55
0
13 a .
18 -
-'.V:
4 '
- Tl
. . Tone-
itenthf.
85 1
100. .
From the table it appears:
1. That one-eevenih nart of all tho fa.
males who marry in England are married
between the ages of 1$ and 20, or eme-aev-J
enth part f woman s chances of marriage
iiea oeiween tnose year. i ,
. That fully pne half f all tha women
who- marry are mirried between 20 and 23.
or one half of nil the woman's chances is
comprised wnhtn these five years. ,
a. i nat betweeen 19 and 25 precisely
two-thirds of a woman's chances of marriao-e
are exhaused ami only one third remains for
the rest of hsr lift op to 70, : . s '
4. That at Sfl nnlnaa it, an fi. .U.
r L .'Jl "V ".. " . : "r 9 ou
v. uiw ito pit atnir, ami ia, or anout one -
seveout, only remain. , She hu alroij j re a-;
land. of our tirea, and the
son how fotimpreveiu'g ber time. --
tv At S5, a fraetionr a tenth, is alt that re
maina to her which is reduced to jtwen
tteth.it40J ,; i .. ..:..f.- . 4.
. ft AH S, ber chances of marriare have
suuhk to oce-fortieih; end at 50 to one-hun
dreth. At 60 thete ia still a climmerins of
hopc4 rot it appears that among females about
I man-tags in 1,000 takes place at and be-
.1.;. . "...
iuiiu inn ajc, -; ,s,,
. J he numler of women married between
15 and 20 is six times greJter lhn the num
ber of men. . "', - v, i...
The number of men and women married
betwf en.20 and 25, is -rery nearly equal.
but the number oi men matriedet all high
er ages is greater than Jhe nnmbef of wo
men.. .
Scotman.
for lb Star.' 1
r turntiimmiturtfiiimjieiHm
.H . ....... wMnw. f. .
Kslraordinory aiartiont ar lo bo mad between
tbi fnd thf Pitaidanttat rlertioa t Uraajr y o into
111 deadly embrace ol rtuYraliem prery i(ielionl
wiihin Ibe acopr of human power and Ingenuity
fill b adppttJ Ihe eharrae of eloqncnro, impaa-
aioned appeala, drreitful prom'ia-a, hypneriikal pro.
rne d,. ff.ita'. tijlHle diw aViful
tricr, aW denanciatton, iiMltarrlminat abuae,
trhaloaal elaedar and unbtabjf faleabood, If th
Sitmalrr Federtliem, in lb fk' aoiaa of Demoe
rary," doe not again faatca hi Tana upon you. it
nil) ba beeaut (ai I am proud to lielieve) yo an
too hone at to be corrupted, tea Intelligent to 4m
hombuggrd, and looapirited to b drivrn. . , lo thia
Stair, in addilipaT t lha innumerable elandealine
iricka and quitka of th Fcdvral rory trader, a few
brukro dowa party back or to travtree Iho 8tata
th cboaen rxpnundert of th new light " demo.
craeyj- recruiting aargaanla ar to ho apaaited In
very raptain'luirict in th reanectira euntiee.
nd all hi may b that tampored with, ara to ba
broogbt under wriilea obligation I go to the polla j
and vote tor jbal heart Iae tyrant Martin VanBuran!
tha order haa barn lataed irom hMd-quartaaw, nil
the diHy work bat tlready cotnmenord. AbJ a new
edibj aa lately cent., to tb forgS of tjb-a Bland
ardjafllce to aaaial inaoininf patattt "df wioc rawic
..pinion Ac . fceJ Rrpgl.licn jif Jiorth Carolina!
brware! Union, vigilance and rntrgy will again
teach lha Vanoeratie Federaliata liow utterly lutpo
tenl and tain are all their eflorlt .to- tetiify, wbae
ill arid enanar enttghlcned and virenooi freemen,
Heed not tho ravin of th inaiporiancad and
Eery youth wb ha. JuM "bream one of th Sltn-Mard-bmttn
of th Federal party. I know hhto
nr but ha tejl yon h it " younf. x , Hi pro
duction at letat ihoW th lark af political in for-
ijialion, th ack of mature tudgmrnt tha lack -of
aipoaition of ih priitcipla ofjMr republican
Goternmenll -Why, his tout want bf on important
qOtliftcation proper, diacrimination ia plainly
manifrated in' hie salutatory aildrre, which, with
rhr ehang of Ctw pnetlatlon-id th mieion
of fwuprflamitplelio, ucb a r yeoally
thrown in. by way of oroagaeot by young .writara,
weald make a tolerably good whig adJraaa .
Foreiampfr! " .
"Republicant of North Carolina! Ya r In th
midvt of a momenlou atruegl. It ia aa felt on ill
banda. The eonlaat of 1 799, when ktderalitra waa
drin lo lb wall, k a nvmorable epoch ia our
hittpry; bat that aaw aendifig, while! iliovolvea
tint am princi.il, tavolv lao tba bappinea of
iwir aa many million of people, ami ia rendered
more doubtful by lb torewion of atrcngth which
lha monarchical principle baa derived from tbo'
normoa inereaeeof Slocutivo patrona, and th
aelonialiing multipKeatioa of Cadaral offiea-holdars
and federal ofHce-erekan. , That arrvant of ,th
people, valuable and ncraary a, hen faithfully em
ployed in th hobnratl diacbarga of lhir public
duiiee, bavo been permitled under tb dominion of
stale and eiOM mock-drnwraey,to band Ibam.
awleengt'lBr'toP
tt-rrpuhiican privilege! and ia that form and to
parpetutt thoae privilege, ar now boldly in tb
field, Che moat dangerous nntaiTo
nlatsoriofailar liberty. Tb r ba
pitched In lent In tlmogl every village in lb coun
try, sbnwiag tha publi fuoctiont with which ko haa
been inouiioo.ly elotliad, whrnever bacaa'' bop
to cloak bi metnnes or plao.W'ly throw lha
odium of neh tliua upon" th republican whigai
Ihroagh lb egenry of th ub-trury and th a
urpUoit of offleiinV pow, - holding tbo paree
titog of every aitiseo, and seing bi power St
often a he may with to control a volrj contemning
th autborlly of Ihe It V; and di'rrgarding bit owa
obligaliona, private and publie, wbilat compelling
other to fulfil their to lha lelter. - Never before,
in ny eoontr), bav tb money power and pat
raeagoof th OovernmatH aaaumed aa tudaclnoa
a (liiloJe. -vTbey ar opaoly in tha laid con
tending for political mtry. Norla ht tbo
woaat, fattura. of lha aooteull Jfe. .ia. Ota arata
capitaliat and aiietoertt who fVghla under tha ban
ner of lha) AmericnBub-T'etfy Ttemv Tbey 1
liv apow ibeir rent and the itrM 4Mr m
nty. By deaUoying tb bank and eubetitutlnf Ibf
auMreaaory ayetam, you pity tnto their banila: for
you thereby produce a ecarciiy money, which
open a mark for their rapiul, and pave th way
for tb introductiori of thrfr deepoiin principle and
lli xreia of their royal powtr and" Influenc.
Tb eoootry will b overrun with foreign loan of
lea Of money eJaownrvAapa; and thaa will th
arialecrata and naooay baronaof England gat lhair
foot iipon4h"nck of lha poor and bard working
Boopl of thre roontry. They rejnic tt tb etab.
babment of ahat Mr. Van Buren call hit Indrpen
drnt TrcMuri k haetold yon, in hi maeeag to
Congreae, thai ha aauiht and found a model for It
tin S3 oel of 17 kinirtv toverninaal of Edmnei
J by M th lord bav iwftd and tn out tbo rab-
tue of tn laboring C!mm (Arre, and by tt may
hope lo glut their torwiou appetite for money
and power epoj lb barj-n.tad and hard-working;
men AWrav Tbi aycaim i auheer.huil to that of Brit,
aim and In bi paittcplat tb prnl wontaa
may b likened to that nf 7. Then the question
waa wbathar W ahoold b gvrned by lb XiHf
of EngianJ new, wbtiher w ahalt bo governetl
by Ibe" wpitaUttt and mntarehal uHuelpln nf
Eailand. Thia j tba tro ieeu. th arm auee.
lion 1 to bdcidrd in NamberVTbfalaehargo
agaioa wnerai Mar noon ot voting to ! poor
whit men for debt, of being an elmliiloniet, and a
owro, n jn clamor about m Britten goM" and
' lha Bank of England' bring rnlteted iq tb whig
tmnc, " ar all mrr acaraemws gntMt ap 10 di
vert iae attention a IM people from wo I roe que
won. .vpon inntaaiM iixreeta aeon room for tn
bonaat diOerrac of opinltHi among tro rvpuhli
ranv Among aocb thrr muat he hut ana a.ind
nd on kwn." Bland, than. Republican of North
Carolina, by tb erincinlee nf th noW old Slate!
- 8b haa Mood front 7S utt now hy ,h. nuntry
ik - ' .. .iii it
t ery republican adtmniairttiota, and aar gi v.
home of onr ffoction8
X0.4p
feg roaatmanc to federal lyrant eterpt In ih
tohlvy iualanca of having been whaodled into th
r , . - . ,T a n . .
mppuriui niniT van Ducnw Uut. Ibank ii.
awn, ene naa inuignantir dlaranied loo aaurper,
Nbtll ah DOW (araak her ot failht. Bhall lh
land of tbat aoola hand of whig pttrlota who were
ta very r-a on th American continent to de
clare I udc pence of lb Dntiah kingi allowed
la imk inu tba mercenary and polluted t rubra era
at leortiana. Of of ila haaUrd otJ.onng, modern
awcKdamocrary Not It eannet, h moat not
But ramamba, - tb tamper of the timea break ao
tykewtrnt action. Kuan, then into lb eonteal at
net, and warmly,: Koaartboa whaalomber.M
libiio thoaa) who r deceived, r renathea lha weak
hrarttd,.Drt and refuie ihove who are' bury in lit
wora oi oeioKtotu Action la tu wofil; immediate,
vdiairnl. unremitting action.' Tb llarriaon Kan.
nar, with th tloiiout mot' WHIG PRINCI
PLEA OF and HEPCBLICAMJM OP
Iriaerlhrd upon, 1 baa brew unfurled and
i now floating ia triumph from Main to Louie).
Mia. Will you not continue 10 rally under it,
aad help tn aave our pohia and ploriou aid North
8ttt front th tain t f InJeraliam, tlm Ignnhl do
minion ion of ibe manyliangera,i which th par.
taiiatof tbUU piueot mad and miachievau ad
atiniatradoej are mlaaorjng to faatan ajn- bat! ,
Cienuiu young drmocraia of Kortht.'arotintr
Allow one wha toofca ajpna vu a lb boo and
iyof nor country, it addrn you. A naiiv
North Uardinion. reared in bar in.tlinilbna and
f priMmtreirymin lrium'ehi be iSfeT
wne juu aanninm inai aay i netaona anouhi aa
tert that ah will maniloat tb tbadow of turning
a tb approaehing elections and wW 'abor with
you earneotly" to auatain ber in her nrea and
ire potitmn. .- Yourt it tb g for te ion, when
the boaom i filled with a mot too a. And hmld pant
for aaafulneoa. Tha Mtata lookAWitb oagar hope
for your bcetefTun. Taur father wUatood hr
Jeffanmn in lb great civil revolution of '98, orqui
rw a giory ony inirriiir to in aulJiara or '70, and
ar new regarded a atandarde of th faiih. -' Rely
upno n, litrty year bene lh eootwat of te40 Will
aland In history and publi aenllinent. at I bat of '98
tnd no-e. If yoa Would lav no recallecliena
which will eheot f.u in r v. now ia rii
dm lo acta Tbr i much t ho don. . Tkafl-
eraliala, th Tan Burn htadera, ar rat'ring tholr
aumnoga and miereprewnuiioDa hraadcart thrdugb
lh Biate, piling falaebaad apwr mlarboed. lil it
ouW eaenj they -war reaching 'fh prtaom oeua
folly of th fabled inl nf odd. who, piling Pvllon
upoa Ot, oughl lo teat tha Haawna not jko
hvrn of frdraii.A,io wit. Van BtMwn Demncra
ey, where loavr and flahe abound, but tb bom
f th Omnipotent. " It lh federal Inrlea ar M tc
in nbad catr,ihll aa not dtenrve reproach
if with on o goo.1 a dart, -wo do i,0t mert nd
eoemereot their effort with a apirit equal id' lhair
wiif ' Kepubllcan WbiB! bo waicbfiih b dla-
troalfol of tho epkrtWe, eeche aad tUlemenl of
I m aartlaaneof tlial wouigdtevkinB.Itarvtn. Van Bo-
i air afloat la each
artleutar . a. I
tSs' UJ "fif"- "" h''W I
TwaL' '7 7 w -- oi
A JElTERSO.T IcEPUDLrcAN.
GE5T.ua BRISUN AT C II I LLICOTli f2
. The Convention having bgn organized
by ths t sppointment of President, Vict '
Presidents, ami Secretaries, Col. W, K.
SI I . Bra a - . a n .a
(uonit, rrrsKient,' introiitcea to tne ss-
sembied multitude Oen, Willism Henry
Hsrriatin, who addressed them in a speech
of iwe lionrs and a quarter. "The follow."
ing is a sketch of his speech, reported bt
ths editor of ihe Scioto Uaicttet .'V h
, Fbllow Citizini: I but feebly etpres.
teiliiaths few remarks 1 mads on my sr.
rivsl in your besutiful it thia enomjng,
the filings of gratiloil I cherish owrd
the people of Rhns. Ths obltgatians l ows
them sre ol no ordinary character.' Sooner
far tttl4 avy -rijflit; hand-fwrget ita ran
fling, thin I coyld cesss to be attached to
the citizens of a,touMr where the fabric
of civil liberty was first erected in the
Northwestern Territory, It wa byilie
influrnca of the People of this country,
and mainly by the votes of her Reprtten
t tires, hat 1 was chosen to a very re
spnnsible and important office 'important,
more particularly fronf the consequence
that were expected to flow from it among
the first, that, in i civil eapacitV I had
filled. It waa by her rotes and infloenee
that Was chosen lh Delegate to Congress
from tlieNorthweslern Territory the sole
reprrtehUtive.oflhst immense cxtentof
country, which now com priae the elnriout
States of Ohio. Indiana, IMintris, Michigan.
WMr- pt-wu4tai
receua su.cn eiuiiutistiH-c ongratuMHtoae,
ths rt among thpf $ w,b juve.in tlava- gone
b ,Vnnfrrre4 upon me. such signal honor,
and set a place ao eminently diatingaiahed
in the'liiitory of tht pasl?" Yes, it was op
on this spot, that .were first plsnted,' I
m-an exclusively pfsntrd, theyrrat prin
ciplespf pnre republicanism. Hers lived
anL fluuriaheil strch men as vour Tiffln,
your WnrthrriRtnn.yoiir Massie.ynorLtnjr
L ..... w: 1 j. ... '.i
nam. yqur. r iniey, ana a neat or;' tuners
men whose names are embalmed n ths
grateful recollections of their fellow-citi
zen, and whoae memories will live fd
long' ss tha Scifto shall contribute .lis wa.
ters to the beauteous river of the West.
lm not with yon to day Fellow-Cili
zenaJn accordance with my own sense nf
pritprietyav I .cannot well realize that it
is in hi I respects, proper for an Individual
occupying the position t do before lbs' A
merican people, to leave the retirement of
home. and go from plars to plsea in the
capacity of a public speaker. Ne nns csn
more deeply, regret he course t am com
pelled t" pursue, fhan I regret it myarlf.
Intlerd, 1 sometimes r-ar, that epon me
will fall the reponibili(y of estaWi.htng
a dangerous precedent to be fullowetl in
future lime. , Much more consonant would
it be with my feelings, to remain st the
domestic fireside, than to be harrassed br
the carta, the rfiflirulttes,snil the snxieties
of a straggle like this.' But we have fl
irn upoif evil nwrii am ii. ni iru H oor
opinion. And what once misht havs been
:r : i. . i . . . . i . .
justly considered wrung, ctreomttsncct
BBaaBtaBaaBBaaBBBaBaaiag
HUGH McQUEEN, t
THOMAS J. LEMAYjEBntM
, a 11 "
seem now to render all imperative dsfy.
Why then am 1 here? , 1 have not come .
foe the purpoae of entangl ng your! minds '
with a web-f rphitry, or to induce yea m
to set contrary tn yur titihiatsed judg.
ment of right. For if there ia a prrvon
b-f're me, wh consider r my prt son a I -fiiend,
Mr. Van Oarem belter entitled h
the high office for wbirh both of sre
candidate,- let me assure tiim lhat tie
sympathy with me, and no impmper psr.
t.alny io my frhalf, ahnutd indatehira lo
wiihlmltl frirm my respected ppohmt his -
influence ami hi jrole;! am Jieie, be5 L
cause lam the moat persecuted stiil ca
lumniatetl inditulual now livjugi iierause '
I bad been , slandered by rrcklena pa.
ncnta to the extent that I sm iletmd of
every qualification physical mental snd .
muralfor the high plate to which a re. :
speculate portion, at least, of my flUw- '
en int have nominatetl nie. 1 sm here '
at Ihe brrenl soticitstkins tf snr frirnds. - -f
snd because to" epiNar imt'nt sir fellow 1 .
citizens was the onlf war to oianrove.rine. -
at leant, of the many allr&atioiia that . en
scrupolous enemies have laid ajainat me. ,
And thus much you. mutt aliradv have
perceived, that I am not raged, that am
uot thi old man on crbiclirs, nor the im s
becile, they sccuse me of bring, nur the ,
vrr to disease my enemies would have it
WCIICTCU. ' .
i i , ...
Ths Oeneral llien referred lo ihe chsntt . '
that he was not willing to nake Jtnwwa , ;
bis political opinionst sm) pronoenced ila
vtlectlumnr. " lie referred to -ihe nBmr-r.r.
H toils papers of hja" compel' ioB(t'. that have" '
yi'-s ajiieiTcia puuuviiau , i ctotiinr . tu . ,
lewa'tthlin fftoarlw av.rv t.,tttlal t.i.f lha- .'. .. . .. .. .
4ia ever sfrtrftnhecT.ur;iry St peiall i 4 . ..
ii v iriiria, wuttrn u uurinar uio pcn w ...
dency ni ihe last coatevtfor the Presiden.
cy, lo Bherrod Williams ami ll.irmar Den. ,
ny in which full and explicit avowal of . ' .
hh political opinions were to be lounthw
i rtintinaetl, lit substance loilowat ' ,. .
I Would tint accent th A offi.e or PrtatA
ent of the United H'ate. if 1 did not be ,
ive it wsa awarded to me after due dclib .
eralion. . I solicit, no man's vote in nppo
Siina l ti. k.u I...I.. -a If .1..'! !.
-.. iu Mia VUTI in Tin, () iiirr 10
any mart led astray by feeling, brraut be
deems nie a; persecuted man. he is wrnne.
lactjuit him of all obligation Jo vote fn
me, if lis find ihe jirrientiuas of mr tlis
tinguiahed oppmiont brttel then mine,
If yntt have a preTei ones for any athr ian,
vote for hltn. It Uyourdstvjo do sc.; I,
know ihe fallibility of my Judgment tott
well to think that t km'alwavs riRht. I
do not gt a tar ts the Frrmh lady, rwhe
is mentiuned by UrFrankUrtia say mtr that
oins how or utheri there waa' njr proS
she knew who was al waj s rjglit excrpt bet
elf. 1 cannet go an lar aa tlisf. Jlat t -
feel the be'ffl f
ami Monroe. Tho rrtnat eatranril'narw ' . .
m.i eaaavi ami, noil QfaiiiauH,
thing in thia contest, is that wt are fiehu -- .
ig jandrKlhe same banner. ; All here
claim to rhe Demeratv-. rhe qteatioit
men is, who has tiieTtgni to ths apfMia
Ifon of Democrat who are tlierral Simon
Purrtf fThs General here t elated, far
the benefit of the ladies, an amusing an
ecdote, showing the origin ef ihe term 8i -
moa rare, j : Let vs here examine thee
vents . in our history to determine this
point. I contend that ths appellation prop ,
erly belongs to those who are now called
IVL!- .VL.l..i ... . . T.! . a.
' tnwiaai war vim instinct mara
betneen the Democrats snd Federalists.
I must acknowJedgw that some of the dem. 1
ocrats ofrthat period belong lo the party
now in power, ind a better instsncs could
not bs cited than that of Col.' Johnson.
But how is it with the 'other members of
the party? I have a right thus lo compare
nd ei emSerrhe fr speetlf t tlaims of both
ai i . ...... a .
purti unco a waa auppnrung jamea;
Madison, as f bad Thnntaa Jeneraon, and v
was receiving st his hands. the most im-a.
portant and responsible offlcesi mv re. '
spected opponent ws tiyinj to break
do w n Ihe ad ministration of M adison. which
wou d have tad Ihe eflVct to bring the A
merican Eagle to tha feet of the British
Lion. - , ' p: :
I am gnirg bark, further to a period tn
which neither Mr. Van .Bttren nor ?.
self were actors, i AH the illustrious mm v
ol-ihat period to whirh 1 allnile, the ten
uin demorrata, such men ss Patrick lien.
ry and Ornrge Mason, and last; though
nut least, Thomas JcnVrsonv-obected to
the Constitution as. containing the'' seeds
.o,mtutarcbjM
might we-eosted in the - PreieHent.' -wl Ich '
wuuUI render him to st? Intents sftd "
purposes a tuohsreh. Two of the pewa
ers under that Conititoiioa, that censtl. t
lute a monarch, have already been given
htm. and Aut una other remains- te be v
yielded, ;
This then is the essential difference be -tween
ths President and those who -wish
another to sflpersede him, whether the. '-.
President shsll have all the power. There v
te not one political doctrial epon which t .
have not written, and) upon no one - more
than epon thia. The removal, of public
office rs merely for-A-lierWy; of aentf.
ment i have neves believed in. Were l
elected to the Presidency, I should con
aider (ht officers the servants of Ihe pee.
pie, end should sever deem it my duty te .'
remove them without cause. The DUbHe '
offices should be filled br freemen, snd
they should be allowed the right of private .
opinion, and of casting their notes as they .
CnoflSt.. i ' ' ""; "
There Is bnr sobjert tn which f feet
personally interested I mean thf law for
lh organization of ihe , militia. I tlrr'nt '
this a must outrageous aim at executive
power. II there were anything calrulatnl
to make Ihe President complete tnnn.
arch, it would be the passage of this hill.
I have been acroard. ' however, 0f being
ihe stthne of a lifl, by enme said to h
mere onions, by ethers equally an wMt T
,a: u l : . l i i . a . --
mm, wnirn nan rrceivfoj ,ine ttvnranlo O.
pinion of Mr. Van Durrn. When I ws
a member of Congress, and the Chair-
.