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? ' ( 'M (DAM) IPIE(D Wff (HE . V t i, ' ' . ' 1 f ' MB IE Ti E JUL N A B V M T I EJ&-. .1 VOLUME II. RIITHERFORDTON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3, 183L NU31U2 'I'J ! ' i i ' ; ! ;- i ' EKDH.irill MA T 4 I PUBLISHED EVEtlY SATURDAY EVENING BY UOSWEEL ELMER, Jr. ? Terms of subscription; Two dollars and fifty 'ijents, per annum, if paid in advance ; or three xlol ( ;jtars,j if paid within the year: but if delayed after ',' , the- close of the year, twenty-five cents will be added No paper will be discontinued until particularly t i ordered and all arrearages'paid, of at thediscre-V-?.tion of -the publisher!-' ' ''. ; ' Advertisements in$ertedrGn me usual terms. imiormati on i WANTED. rifl HE subscriber; anxious to gain evidence rel jj alive t the outrageous murder of Calelf Wood ruff, inj Spartanburg District, S. C,- who was mur dered by a rang of negroes on thej 3d of February last, harviig been informed that a certain vagdn er retuiininr from market camped within a few yards oifthe spot where the murder! was committed, wnouoonoeinffiniormea DV some 01 tne ineuas VV ooa- . All persons advertising will please note the num- of the. deceased,, that it was supposed Mr. ber ot times they wish to have themnserted, or 1 rnfF had been thrown irom his horse, &c. i passed they will be continued and taxed accordingly. on his iiurney, the next morning, and repeated the report which he had heard (or rather irom a; misun m ? derstiudin? ot the name called tne deceased un dervjod ') this notice is given ihat nformatibp CKN the public road, between the residence of may be -jhad whether said wagoneii did or did not Hy.-Co'l. J. -M. Alexander and Asheville. on the see ortrade with certain negroes dnrins the higWof POLITICAL, t . I From the N. Y. Evening Post 1 ANTI-TARIFF CONVENTION. est interest enter into the subject of the in tended Convention. I rejoice for one, that it is to take place ; the whole country ought to be up and doing, and especial! your city, where we lament to see that no w , 1- Messrs. Editors. I perceive by the Ban- ilia Cinrr.'.-.y',rT nf tVlO OHfU lllMf last that there ia to be an Anti-Tariff Con- hin 7 done. That assemb ought! . , , t . . ' . : Ibe composed, ana 1 trust it will be.ot mel venuon, neia in tne, cuy 01 i-niiaaeipuia, , , ;,,'. r the, city of Philadelphia, be composed, and I trust it will be, of object of which is expressed to i be: "The mephanicprof ot society requires y repeal of the Restrictive System"-and d? isniterested individua4s ; philanthrt ductof ts thld Je) And formed o tion, and ( and repeturons7. regardeuTi j fluetice, or rather of authority settling the meaning of a ia( be answered, 1st, becaucif ble and established aC ject, are invited to attend. 7tl irjst. a comrnh sized FINE GOLD WATCH the 3d U February last. SEAL, attached to. an ordinary Plated Rinsr, to Thd wagoner's name and i-esidencd beui which was also attached a Steel Watch Kev. To 1 unknown, and the circumstantial ievidencel which such person as may find said Watch Seal, &c. and he mat possess .being thought important tothe dis rJoVA'tha s-jrrta in'ln K-inl nF To mac. Ti-tt-vr.' "ITIT5 i I orivorvmf th npppsri rip i flpsirprl to mnUfl him. lIUlfl. . U 1 O JU.itJV 11U1IU Jl tXlXIa M. ULIUU 1 i.ll.. KJ.w T fc..- " ' - - - - ' " 7 w " - i' -,1 !. . i i ... t '. . ' I .! :'. A i Ii ;i i - ii; ' u': I sen linfiwnio me Buuburiuer .gy caning uu iimi, ;uy letter, r by-leaving his name and xesidence at this office, iljiat inquiries may be made-of him and in so doing aid me cause oi justice.. i i Woodruff's P. O., Spartanburg Dist., S. C. in Asheville, a liberal reward, will be given WILLIAM II. WALTON Ruthcrfordton, August 13; 1830. . 26 tf MORE MOjVEY ! ! ! - Jfi ASH yill be paid, whenever the work js . Hy completed, for the buthlmg ol an amendment ' on the Hickory-nut road, at the Stone Bridge or ' Halt i ord. near Mr. Uobson i reemau s. It will be let, in one, two or three parcels, as may best , suit undertakers, arfd will be shown to's'uch as wish to undertake by Mr. Freeman. It is desirable that it be undertaken and executed as soon as possible: .w.e therefore 'advise such as want the money to ap ply immediately. T. r. lilK.UHlvTT, ( n t r J J 'iac nDAUA i Com- , July 29. 1B31; ' . 24tf State of: North Carolina, ' Haywood County. . . Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions -Juhc Term, Pelly Gambell ' is. " John Uambell N this case, it appearing . to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendant, John (jambell, is not an inhabitant of this State : It is therefore ordered by the: Court, that publication be made for rotatesSiite driotniafluenccd bv aitno which would noOb, dis4ncti f par,7; who appr ve ,he ob JJlrSi and proclaim jo tne woria, laiion oi u. iuierajvstS( les of free Uade are the est aut vagum aut v true principles for the prospmtv and hap- cause an eipositiori man, for North atfd South, for and repeatedly cop ncrvtina poor, nerc, ana every wnere. i icu auiuuruy, ra.fi MASSACHUSETTS. ence, the sanctici i iiJauc iiic lixy r inrt From the Banner of the Constitntioa. I cnQ appear uTTr) Without ornincr into narticulara at nresent. 1 I, understand hy the Vrepeal of tHe Restric- W C-, r:Jc.-. ' J.L. p thatthd pnncip! Frele .Trade, as speedily as is j consistent with the interests of all parties -the North, the pouth, the Manufacturer atid the Con. unier. '! ' , ' Believinff that the professed objects are the true ones, 1 am in favor of meeting. shall support it heart and hand ;an Julj29, 1831. 24 6w p rs HOUSE OF pNTERT4lNMENT, Union (Jpurt-II ousel jaiviss 2Nronxizs RESPECTFULLY informs - his friends and the publip in general, that he has taken that large and - conveni ent house lately occupied by Joseph lieid, it.sq. He thinks it-unnecessary to make promises and will therefore only invite tra vellers K) call and judge for themselves. (p'Z lyp n m I i i : ii im ! Petition for Dower. v 11 OLD FORT W10L CARDING MACHINE, f Hi IP, undersigned informsthe Citizens of Burke Ji.. ' Anthei lord, Sand Buncombe, that he has now in succisful operation a Machine for carding woo near Join BurK'ni's Esq. AH work confided to his r.irp shall hr attefided to. kvith !the utmost !des- three months,, in the North Carolina' Spectator and; natch, kid executed in the neatest manner.-' Work Western Advertiser, for the defendant, John Gam- bell, to appear at a County Court, to be' held for the County of Hay wood at the Court house in Wayneville,' oh the , last . Monday in December next, then and there tb plead, answer, or demur to the petitioners petition ; otherwise the several mat ters and! things therein set forth, will be taken for confessed, and decreed accordingly. ' ! Witness, lobert Love, Clerk of our said Court, atvotlice the last Monday of June 1831, and in the Slthear qf American Independence. 1 ROBERT LOVE, C. IL C. C. am filed a V the CunsuL : if aparucua!- nes otj to act introduce the co iist. selves fiiiuiiiu nnninf But it is said tha sworn to support tf the legislator tne constitution from a distance will be punctually attended to. 1 Price! for carding w ill be'i eight cents per pound Hatters wool, half price. The wool sent mustbe washed! and carefully separated from burrs, f N. Bl Those sending wool, will send sheets forencicBing and well securing the rolls. ' I y. I JOSEPH HAMILTON, July,) 1831. V State of iNorth Carolina, , : i -" 1 Ituthf'rforji County. Court of Pleas and Quarter. Sessions July Session State of N'jrth Carolina, . - lhiticbni.be County. Superior Court of Law-pApril Term, 183 Charles Y llhatnson ' 1. ts. j, : Polley Williampon Petition! for Divorce, V 4-v Jamej; Breedlovc ; ) Original Attachment, B." f t levied on lands, enjamin Magncss. ) : K t r v- -! , V ley Williamson appear at the neit Superior Court ' r 1 TUlIf.fctate lt of Law Ito be held for the county'of Buncombe, at sforethe Justices of the h Cout nduse ;inAsheville, on the 3rd Monday "ITT appearing to-the Court that the defendant in tniS;Cause is not an mhab is ordered, tiat he appear before i .Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at the next i Court to be holclen for the county qf Rutherford, at the Court House at Rutherfordton, on the 4th: Monday afrer the 4th Monday of .September next,! .give bond and security, and pleaid to issue, or judgment by delault will be entered up against him, and the. lands attached condemned for the pay ment of plaintiff's demand. ; . , '! f .,' , It w further ordered that; publication of this order be hride,' for six successive weeks, in the North Carolina Spectator and Western Advertiser. Teste, T. F. BIRCHETT, Clerk. August 13.331. Pr. adv. $2.50: 2G Gt 'ATr Look at this ITtf It ' appearing ti) the satisfaction of the Court, that theidelendant, rolley VV llhamson, is not an in habitant of this Stfite ; It was ordered tha"t publica tion be made for three months iA the,' Rutherford Spectator and Raleigh'Register, ithat the said Pol after the 4th Monday in September next, then and there to .plead, answer or demur to the said petition or the same vill be taken pro confesso, and set for hearing lex parte, Witness, Joshiua' Roberts,' Cle'rk of said Court at Asheville the '2nd Monday after theJ4th Monday T I -1.11 i , J . in iiarcn, loot, ji . ) . . r . i J. KUdLRTIS, Clerk. Pr. adv. $4 50. . ; I 14 3m A merchant of this city, who has been I . av tprm'in N J an lmoorter oi cioitns lor tnirtv vears. ana i- .j- . iiji the pien who assemble, shall be drawn to- who may thereforo-be considered a com- r p . -t t,. . . ) u , r . i k. .v i. i ' i- i! I w - ii Reiner as x uusi in ueaveu iney uny, uy ipeieni jUUge ineir quality, uaa cuuiiuu- IneaniD' of an tnvmciuie love oi country, mere is muw rnicatea to us tne ionowini: iacts, wnicu, an occasion for them to do inore good,, from his respctability in this community, than has been presented sincethe ;revolu- we. can1 assure our readers, may be relied lions.-., rrom me oesiiuns. inere nas ueen luDOn witntne most lmnucil taitn. a wild indiscretion in themanufactures, 'On the 12th inst. he devoted a consid- 1 . J 'I 7 " ft whiph is urging them headlong to ruin, erable time to a close examination of two' Self interest has infatuated them: They parcels of cloth," consisting of thirty or seem to know nothing of publid opinion forty pieces each, offered for sale at the they will listen to nbne but that winch on- same wholesale store. The oncuparcel einates with them, and those who favor was of 'American manufacture, and was theqa. In the present prosperity; of the invoiceil and held at 3.25 per yard 6l! luuiiuj, ujcj ?cc uuiiiiug uui ttijjuuiciua IUC USUUX W1UII1 OI UXUaUGlOUJ Ol . lUUlll ' - , r. iTnai. uicjf imua win chuuic , urn x uc oiucr parcel was oi ciiusu uuuu 1 virtuall? nrODOUtiCcd't ry lap is rilled as theirs is ; that we shall facturei of the the same width, and was ott P f . V be tjsiiappy the next year, and the next,- fered at S2.87i per yard." Our informant as the present; and' that all thisiisow- says, that, according to hi iudjrment, th itn tllO Amunnnn Gvrctnw. : A- M.nnnl I O 1' L I . L . 1 C .1 . ,1717 j-u.. ; : i-ugiuoiu w iiw. s oi we iwu, support it iii his own" Icons ruction . of dtthe Com Laws or some essential modi- and that he would have prefered Tt at the urtVLvor a,, i-JZ -i. iV fii; ' i ' -ii i - however ditlerent irom that put on nyV, CatlOn Ot UlfSP UWS. Will ffimp firtnn thp Pm ri ltut Ihio io tin tV.n mnc m.)l . r , . J nL-nt.,,-lib- - L...u I "1 "It:. .u Vr. .7: his predecessors, orwhateier be the coo- uuvu.uvu vaunt a iuui uciuuii, unless .o kCIiai UU1I11 111 IUU X lUl UUIUL 15, r. f tU. . .1- ' w.saom greater than theirs shall avert it. that this EDglish cloth, he had occasion to SjSSI f M'ui c u r r r-n i 1 . i . the Judce under-the same oath tu fcupiKirt 1 he passage of the Reform Bill. is not know, aid a duty of 45 per centum, , .haySP :J ,,,1 more certain tnan such an event. V ho ml a urofit. besides, to the importer, of I. ... j .,. . rr.. . behfeves that the interest of four, or five 35 per centum. Now. with such facts be- f, JX""" tSS v uu uicisc iLiii aiaiiu HHiuiiL kLurvuiir ni0rnaiir in iinruM.'inMr id it nor ovi- . - . - . a a ' r 7 l w.'uu. m u. .i ivi iiuk .w- men, women and children 1 Reason jus- dent that our woollen manufactures can tice! and mercy forbid it. What signifies not stalnd against Btritish competition, a umii o imviiig a ngut 10 voie,; ii u noes i under the present Xantt t t or, it they re- u.yi;ueip nun 10 Dreaa i ! , quire lor a yard of cloth, which can here are otherxionsideratiohs indepeii- be imported, under the present duty, and dent of foreign events, which are now sub- sold, ot' the same quality, at $2.87j, how UJllieU IU IIIC lUUffenieni OI iniriKltlf inetl. a it nocihlo thflUhnv nn irn .t n A change, and a considerable change, too, after tlie competition amongst importers m the Tarn!" System, must take place. shall be pushed, as it will soon be, so as ":K " U : Jr". r" : " r " 7;" " u""" ""ir ,roms lo,ie? cemi not reasonable that the same view of the ! 7-"- " , r--. u.4cm :vui luiuiiuuiui oenecwy con- nfT?r;flln,u (,U,UMit!,l.n,, lido. country. V1nced that the present rates of dutytdo L A.u. -kTA views are persisted in, whether they be true n,v nualities of cloths, and hp pW.dp ""rT1 . 7".".. " J""b-. b or tpe -Many, indeed, who live in Lng- it quite' probable that an application for laud, think that slavery is a pernicious increased duties will be made at the next system , bad tor the slave, bad for the mas- session of Congress. II I ." .. . 1 . . . . l J f O f nl H E compass has heeh so long in use: that,. I M hope its utility will ere long find its way nv to Rutherford county, and put every man in pos- Cleveland & Co.; where he wil session oi ins own iana marKs mey may tnen es- on nanaamucn more extensive NKW YORK CHEAP AVHOLESALE CLOAK, STOCK, & CIiCTHIINfG WAK.SHOUSEK.EIV10VED. 1 HE subscriber has removeel his establishment from No. ISA,' Maiden Lane, to the spacious Store No. 138, Pearl-street, over Jfessrs. Hyde, teep constantly feet to his own abstract and individual o pinions, to disturb the established courso of practice in the business of the commu nity t Has the wisest and most. consci entious Judge ever scrupled to acquccc in decisions in which he has been over ruled by the matured opinions of the maj ority of his colleagues; and subsequi ntly to conform himself thereto, as. to authori tative expositions of ihe law And iu it views ot ditierent sections of the And ter,;bad tor the iorth, bad ior the South. "YV hat then? Does not slavery exist by compromise, and to save us trom discord and ruin 1 V ht is io stHblish th hhi' -1 cape the judgment denounced jn a certain book. Tins is- .therefore, to' notify . all persons, (that thoy may not plead ignorance in future,) that, l- a-fti determined to prosecute all aiid every individ i;il, w ho shall- bq found trespassing, by cultivating . the soil,, removing timber, or m any otherwise corn mining waste upon any of the various tracts of land belonging to Lol. Richard Lewis, situate in the llutherfurd'countv lots and land adjoining the vil- I " f)lV,.P...l... . - .. , luge ui iiuuicuuiuiuii, uinet'S mm my wrnien or . verbal oonHent ; and it is and permissions granted purposes, have expired.' assortment ! than formerly. The fetyle, make and J materials of the cloaks vyill be grpatly improved, and will be sold at aoout tne same low prices ;as thofe ol the last sea son, lie has also on hand, a larse assortment of low priced Clothing, made in good style, express i..ri. s.'..i..- " i nr.... v i -i . ii. i iui iu? pouuiej u anu vv esiern iraae, mat win De sold at about the; usual prices of the most inferior quality, j Also, an assortment of; Stocks, witl. ma ny other, desirable articles.; Those who will take the trouble to examine this stock of Goods I will presumed. that, all leases (probably, Satisfy jthemselves thatj they 'cannot ,se by linn, lor. any of those ecl In? same ampuni irom. any stock in -the (city iiiai w in ue a &atei ui mum uesiruuie purcnase. i unu uuiiiiuii iimi. not iiir nmmnn oi k.i...j 4-i. iuiL ni.. e ... i- i i . . -. i ' " . x : . t i j cncr vii iuc achi iijsi. jl ue lew lines one state onlv. but ot sit nrsHvii-:uid thisl.u-.u I i r .1 i t - piintii oiuMcruu jour lurraer one oi me ,ur,a8 men contend ior ineir aist of Jamiary last, were vvritten in haste xney say, maiine i arm is siaiK- and in j,ad hea Persons holding bonds on him' for titles, would For sa:l0 by F. J. CONANT, No. 138, do well to present them. Also persons Havin ! ' " Pearl-street, New York. made purchases of land, in which he is interested' Tms:L rsirirnnnths. for nnnrmr KntP Unir. are nereoy notified that no titles will be executed, able at banks in good standing iri any part of the unlets satisiactory evidence is adduced that i his conntrv i fijaht months for ritvarcpntanrips - nrfiva per cent discount io cash.. In all cases where the V proportion of me purchase money has been actually . pud, or Secured to be paid, , either to himself or his , properly authorized agent. i , - . ' J. OVERTON LEWIS, Agent Ruthcrfordton, 25th Jan'y, 1631.1 50 ly p DKi O, P. MILLS, MAYING located himself at Rutherfordton, tenders his professional services ; to the ci&r -ens of the village . and its vicinity. ! i lie wuuld add, that having had consideracle ex perience in private as well as public practice, He hopes to receive a liberal share of patronaae. " His office vyill be kept in ,a front IroorrTof R. QJ Tuittv's Hotel. OTIS P. MILLS Rutherfordton, June 4, 1S31. 7. ' M T HOUSE, SHOP & LOT :1 FOR SALE. ' H - . THE subscriber offers for sale his House, Shop and Lot, in the town of RutherfoYdton, situate two lots north of Wm. Twitty's Hotel, which' he offers on the most advantageous terms. : MAURICE M'CARTHY. . '" June 11.1831. . 17tf v. iTTUSTs received and tor sale, at this Office, an QJJ assortment of superfine colored and irkite gilt : t'dtd Letter Paper als$, superfine ichits Letter . 1'upir; EooUcap U'riting Paper, ; V iftf:" J 1 K : time is extended interest wilt be charged at j the rate ot o per cent- per annum.- Any goods purcha sed.at this Establishment that do not suit the mar l be exchan i 1112w ket for which they were intended, wil ged for others, j . New York City April 15, ISoiL OR. H. ASBURY, fiAN mow bej found in f ranklin, ready la'nt H tendttf the business ot his profession. Franklin, July 26, 1831.! i ! TO 1 GOLD-MINERS. TJOTICEj is Hereby given, thait haying obtained XM Letters Paient for my improvement in! the Kocker and Riffile, called the PIJSG R OCK EE"; I forewarn all persons from, making, vend ing or using the same, without written permission from me ; as those violating my Tights, will be deait with accprdmg to the regulations oi the Pat ent laws. : T i. ". r . ' j The subscriber, howeverrfrorrj the great difficnl ty ofsapplyirig the immediate demand,' is desirous to sell rights to, such competent persons as will conn tLiuci ine uiacuioes in a laiinmi ana worKmaniiKe manner as their efficiency and utility depend in a great measure on this circumstance,' on the most advantageous terms, either by districts or single rights, and . will afford every necessary instruction in the art and principle for building ihe Fame. .! :';f-itlM! ! GiB. PALMER. Unndletown, Burke co. May the BANK OF THE U. STATES. i The subjoined letter from Mr. Madison to C. J. Ingersoll, Esq. has been sent to the editor of the struct right ahout the Tanti or any thing Philadelphia National Gazette for publication: uli J t 'nn ... V..' P. - It- I . . vau c in new iiiiauu uou ior ourfeetve$ and the JSouth lNo jthey have under the law which is his 1 There is in fact and in common under--standing, a nccs5ity of regarding a course of practice, as above characterized, in tho light of a legal! ut of interpreting a law ; and there is a l&e necessity of condsidcr ing it a coiistitiiaonal rule of interpreting a constitution. ! That' there ropy be extraordinary and peculiar circumstances controlling the rule iu both, cases may be admit etl ; I ut with such exceptions the rule will force itself , on the practical judgment of the most ar- .i . ixr :ii T j : :i i ..ltli K.'.t uem uieunsu if lC win uiiu ii inuuiuic ing over theiand, like a pestilence in men's thoimi.Uvithm.t th i.,t,nt.., i ' to adhere to, and act otncially upon, his habitations, or liki'.n iiiiirrin nnmhrr rnt- f. j.. .... I. i . i- I solitarv oniiiions as to the meanin? of the I - . i . & - boecis uue io me occasion, a uisstnt irora , . .1 . " e. e may think this very ridiculous, hi,. vivU r,f t... uru,tt , r nr- Ma or constitutidn, in opposition to aeon- butthey beheve it, as much as that there of the United States and a substitute for Utruction reduoed topractice, during a is a sun in the heavens . .ind think it detps- v i. ni t reasonable oeriod ot time ; more epeciat- , s , . , ' : ii, iu w men i cauuoi uui aunere. -AiieoD- . . . -Iac l table conduct in us to sr.Mtfpr rlpnth nmnnir I . i t i -i i ...r II v where no prospect existed of a chance : w w M if- iiiiiw i iim I :i 1 1 pr rinvp ti nmn rcri rrv til f i k i - ' l AIontjrfier,JuneXth, lb31. I uear cir l nave received your tnetid- it n, not that we may live merely, but Io preponderate greatly ovr the adtanta- ot constmction uy the puniic or itsagcnuu thaUe may live better than they. gesVpected from it, and the constitution- A!,d ,fua on,aV c of ,mark; JVhere does alt this tend, but to an an- mity 0hhc former ini regard as sustain- d w,l,h h VJM ncUo f7u,d 'l0j nibi ation ot the Union; and who can look e(1 iy tne considerations tfwhich 1 yiel- bear the individual prerogative, there could for Umoriitmihtistobenahtrif what hh ;ir;nm no limitation .to its exercise, alilmu? surfcs are to be carried with a high hand, Because there is a clear majority that can do it.- fri v i ti tr mv tllllYlllU1CI Hr to n. 1-.. I ...K J I . 2 v , . O - uYiUt.iouu 19 iy UCgUSpCl UUUI, UUU 111CU j UatlK. I ' ' i The criarge of inconsistency between ray objection to the constitutionality of such a bank, in 17U1, and my assent 1817, turns on the question, how far legislative precedents, iexpounding the constitution, 'TPhere is another, point The"; doctrines of free trade were the favourite doctrines of iKevv England, and particularly: of Mas sachusetts, down to the tariff of !l824. lrth is truth, norjean a few short years to guide succeedinc legislatures, and to overrule individual opinions. ought snm A rtftGf vlh fx Viae kin l- r m-iwA-t-m change it. Mr. Vbster said;tn the de- the question, by confounding it with the oaie upon mo tana ot is vcry, justly, respctue frora 0De legislature to laws the danger ot errr must increase wnh the increasing oblivjfjn of explanatory circum- . stances, and with the continual changes in the import ofji-ords and phrases. Let it then be left to the decision of ev ery intelligent and candid Judge which, on the whole, isj most to be relied on for the true and safe construction of acotistitu tution, that which has the uniform sanction of successive legislative bodies through a - oe y period of years,; and under the varied as cendancy of parties ; or that which de pends upon the opinions of every new le- tha the tariff system was forced upon passed by preceding legislatures.. But the JNew England, a Injustice to this portion twn A.cr A of the country, Congress m the measures cbnstitu'tidn bcinS derived from a superior future, beated;as it may be by the tpir- vvmcn raayoe aaop ea, a u wrncn nave authority's to be expounded and obeyed, u ot party, eager m puuu oi some, nm become mevitahle will not Ipse eight hot controlled or varied by the subordin- favorite object, or led astray by the elo- of this fact. TMr.Editor,Iama Vew Eng- ate authority of a legislature. A law on quencc and address of popular statesmen, land man ; I believe in the I prosperity of the othe'r hand, resting on no higher au- themselves, perijaps under the inrluenco JVetv England, and of her manufacturers, tl.nrJt fli;'.,.t nnL,j u of the same misleading causes. ,1 rejoice m their prosperity, too. I be- PP' liclnnJ rr. ns well It was in conformity wnh the view here lieve also, that in retracing our steps with n9 ;tQ mL" ;ntr ;Q :,!,: 'ne of th taken, of the resbect due to deliberate 'aDd modoration and prudence, we shall fihd Ja latter Mi -- I reiterated precedents, that the Bank of rock for them to stand upon.. This rock h ti i ' : v :fc nnnl. the U. States, though on the original qucs- - ' - al in., i.i.r; aim uiir.i iiiii iia iiw w m . - . m in tUA fmm i.,iiir.i1 tion held to be unconstitutional, received ndspecially the ingenuity of r poe- felnositions of the law on succeeding Jud- e Executive signature in the year Ifcl7. ft - . I rri. . v . aafoh itnintr n Itinlr 3lei , This is the favor of God, not of ges . constitution being a law tb the The act originally r in .ongress, not ot Dlan. Blr. Editor considerations of the deep legislator,1 as the law is a rule of decision had undergone a to the Judge. ' lPSC through ample discussions in iu the several branches of -
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