North Carolina Newspapers

A 1 1 -A- -. o V, mm v.i I ' 1 , 41 1 - 4: -1 f-i . Vi" ' . L ' - "'i----- -A , v I . I. : - -;i f V 9. i& Edited" &2ii?BtisiiE"D f! 1 -, .S4-. . " -,.-! t , 4 ti feili tKer!5rj witlt ? zeal hd filigcnceet 4mf ; r s&M to this wcrk,and he fljittcra himself, thtj jthe y -leK!iitapf . Litmtupro S6ien, Ppaoc iAgricUJi irid Commcrcejnay be promoted! by 1 1 ; tis iap. Gipod morals tefujement it lall j iinia 6f thcsf4! Irheilicr.ea or I hidden:' heill rfjl nrge tiieo4tjf his ftntfi.Cidci8mt ;tnce')ad llwee other panoots that gtyeic6t inteKfictuaJ 'repasts Te nrill;adeajTo,:td asid r in the" c7i4iBieving ' iifihe tttrikisini : I land jtte3tibnsM.ihB ' Preddenti and 'awawf i 1 that uiW.nrftl Wamfe rcad hut hinder the rroner: .nacnaprcrmn:, e wiiii 4 resistll tide ofohloquywhich has beea so fieclTr .acticQcf Gorctnmcn!, he will fee! itfxis duiyfto n cliatci tvlUi cner?v its jusnnaaie measure. e- f the,17Bitcd autes i5znx; tntnjrac&;checand! Wxli&itioasias experience may haVe show4 to; The EdUorrtems Mthe cxeise W the pojrert jpovcrnment, in the highest d(ree inexpedientr; he belieVes that th distribution of large snm'jof money Inr CkmTcss and the President,, yill; Ipror ;duce)ejalQU"3ie9j dtnistiand disafiectum-imoiil thrift vrrktrn ir niori--trt kav f liolhincr of ilie. h lpcrmipai tej)de Against fltariffhAjhasbr its objecVlhe:ib8terin of .the interests of one section of cor cqentry at the rj v proTffaica ancirine w lT tioiaVi'bnlv r.ecesMury to'say,that in all its phases H anCmaUuonsMis contrary to our Tnost settled pandas such wid .be-eat- ed by the Watchman. The j Camlia WiTctaMArr, U published W itiyery week at Tlirce IJoKars per year; in advance s wnere ne FHOscnucrv iivs .ucuuumi (aura tuxa flone iiudrDd rrul( JisUnt from Salisbury, andf in all cases wjiere the artpunt is over one year stkn dinjr, the price wiH be I.- 'iA-ir 1 f j' J snifcripton xvil) be takon'farss thah nq, year t dyertis;in will be done at the usual rites. Ko subscriptiDn will be withdrawn until arreara ge? are paid, unloes tjic Ediibr c6om. 1 S f :Six:siibror:ibcrsiviiW.iW inlad- -jncelcan have the H 7mckmah at $250 tor-ne yeaiV aH if advanced regularly, will he reimtu l cd at; tb Kim Tates afterwards. : M fit y. AM letters iottha Editor must t6: PiM pahfpr Persons' addrcesins tlie Editor on the busiuess f the Oflics, will address him ; as. . Editor of tlie Carolvm WatcfiirMn Tiwee that wnte on other husinogscaa direct tg Uu0f Jones.' . ! ; j j; j : 3f Jv AllJ tietsiob6criplions taken bcro tlisr Hjimuitttemehojr this Paper, ir wilj vhe ' reralm bercd, become due on ths pulihcaUon of the jlrs SaifetfcryJ.4..Saturddy, August 4,il83 ; Tli-jIowu GenUemra will rdbliy tnef'&y itiarasi-Aechts-fiff iBcavvtchmak ia the sfiv- pi Ccus ufctks, Where they reside, and; rtceibts matfe tyjlheiu wo4iu Lc as :-abd aiif nuidc Jty FrancLs K . Armstrong, tf Capt. John .A'ririit, I ii XVter Chn!rmani. V STOKES COUNTH 3i)lm FiPcjiuilpjxier, E, .f ' !;dbT;Saini J.F, Pattersbnr, i iIossr5.!Fin!ey a Rauchclll fl yBOhKE COVNTiV '-.-V ai'4)nrt rccr&on L'.swj. , Jtfinf y -S.liKrw. in. : 1 ' ROCKfNPHAJX jriohcrt (loVtjrjEs'si Jti'l.-CalelUEc; 1 iCl -Cv Hendorion.iEsa. " if f MECKX&N BURGm .in i. l 'b mtll, Jirfn.' Miles B. AbeTnatbv. F4.'i:-:CABARtltr&r David Storke .' Esfi.. :1WiHGUILFDRD--fi! .ti St 1' . ... -1 ' ! . W-4J. til 1: ml l"- Vf 4KB, .i4 4V4V41J j " 1 IV ..4: ; Whitfield Kerr. 1 ' ! DAVIDSON. l- John Pi Mabrvl v'A . ;t V I - -i ii rlteasbne cc4mnisaOT wffl be Glowed oa xno- .ly'coll(bte4.iv:'i'' C.JONES,! 1 oalisbutyi 28, lS32v. 1 s., "tlEFORM IN KOKTO-CAROUNA. w;KThja i Very:)qicsh tliat Juisbee convulsing tne Englkhtionfor so long a time, and which the purse-proud ' minority, of that country Woe obliged sorely and. reluctantly to give up ; to tne ple-texistsat thlS'very nay in If orth CrolU though not in so great a i degree.1; The i,bT- lia th'ltheir complaints in England; was une? qua) pTitotion : thai some small; towns! and pwuiiiiuiiiu were renrcsenica - in mrintwmu- - wruio iar )wns had na 'anyrepresentaute. ! xense of andter, the best eaertnes of this paper l1vm.ppoEi,-;. -i ' 'm. U P Ofuti newlvproTirat dnclneiof iNuljinca- r -. f " i ' we have been able to father the provisions of the Mefclrd laV'; Ais rii3 the point co: which the L. ! '.t -"limroTW mrraA f tnthe Hotzsejoflrdsand which t indicant Cam-; mens ireed them to apt' against their ; vrilU We'tne:trtte4f bbfamicr! thef same inrasticetl'l We have i large Comjtiesi and; a-grt member, oi- large coonwes, that have pot! a power H. some oi 'Eastern -J cotmUes.- In other words, a free black yoler , in ; the .county of CamdeChaa four. inslw r): cwtical strength andjeffieacy as a free - Bum in th great ountiesbCOrange, lincoln or Burke acd when we afi tir i cot redUoScf People b this inuality this yejry ininority. that rules the Statel JiTorth Carolia 4nsultingly that 'wearejjafterj power-4 do silence demagogues, 1- you are ambitious, yod waatpower IT 1 People $of the West ! . we do xMt wwer ? . if, - r-iu-l lo want power l? ve want the ii the. jirinciples of oUf rovcrnment ao the rights of man entitle us t6 and no more, and. without this; we are - not Tri3 pjVe'liave''- beciiiltixBbcricgr ' Iptyj: enough undet this unjust domtnion'ojTa minority f It is ume xcai; we snouiu a wane ana pui l iunn our strenglh'l; If the next Legislature slipuJJ not yield to the demands a majjority of 4h Free-: men oil jNorth ' Carofcia, wi can by concert and defcnnined actionj produce; the desired "result ourselTe4 we can appoint agentls and ascertain Bepee vi me inajoriiy ci uie irrcc xcmie men of Nortn Carolina.1 wKhoutfaslinxr ih&ajd nr rw. misskjn; of the OecenlfAssemblv, and tlie only peaso4 br.applying totes ataiy was to, make ?the mode more satisfiMaryi to I tnewhole State. We hare an example .ii the success; of the Ile- )rm Bili, whieh ski 1 shame andt simulate ALl dlf&nkies' to contend They had Immense difficulties to contend with .; jlTieyJiad prejudices ijrf nany "waturies (standing' to eacoraterhfey oov haves form cf GoTerntoent that recogTiiscs in seme respects the rule ori'minbrity, ; Md but for She laaenanimi ty of their; "monarch they could! not have effected any thing but by RevlutionwwhileonftIi3 other hand we have no such Venerated prcjudicefr--our f frtm of poremmentognijfeii the right of the majority only to gDverp and We hare nothing to do, but to say at a j riper titne land in. a proper way thit we Will rcflirM cur constitution and it ydone.? haU.wei,86e;tg?.TOiapthe present minority governs tlie State, there is a hopelees destiny: overshadowing iner, we can ex pect nothing for the ptillic Gopd or public Honor; thej liaye a, Uttle jnavigatibn themselves, and they ararraid their .qroesi will be taxed, and Wtheyholdpn their accidentally obtained power with the tenacity of one dvink in convulsions. We neeltnot anbmii lL the3 i things unless we choose, And it is to be hoped wc iwlll not much longer.: The fcllowini 1liCv DaAville Re porter, we extract, because it4 is from'a Soorce Uiat We hisrh! y respect ;1aid becauseof the pure na- i 1 tionality ofits patriotism. This b . the sort of Republicanism, we delight to greet) and such "as cannot be top forcibly presented td thufrilitr down ma. fVp think withj these jpentlemOTfof -tle Reporter tiiai ludfa wwis lttct llutnju) breadA and that 'after congratulating bursal vee on the. success dfour previous IcSbrts we ought " t-per- sist in all law Ail and honorablencindcavbiirs to .'ac complish! a furtlier repuotioh iDflthe burtheriso'ce Iiriit Ve have nodea, iid norer j had "that thcn3j'0Tity jin C,c:ngres3 were actuated' ; by cor iupt motive : We nust remisrabeftliat the ope rationof causes on traji is cbctiplex and j&iScuU to benncer3tood, and ihat 6 'thfe very, clementa rj' principles cf Political licpnoiny, . the most horned and eensible citici4as have disagreed. ;iiLannio&:cliarity ougli1! b nialke Kb coocedo- hon etT of scatiment. therefore to! our northern bre thren apd believing t3is,we busrht to bear much, L aiKi t-irpear long, urtore pe siipuid thins-1 ofvxix tremo mbii-sure -eve gricvanees ten fold greaer.than theeD. Ci WatJ E Tim NBiWRIFF. , l We Iibdt4iultyiincert4iriirig thb etital r$ducti6nr uiiie abrogate aniountDf dnties, pflbcted by the neyj TarilT. 1 Tlie rr duction: ps estimate It not less than six cor more ilrit 11,000(100. Ii is a: Cornpro misc with which, altlioug we are not entire ly sisSid- ag it is a aking6l,, end net aulajr ing on,' df tt leak ; $6,000,000 we cqinnbtbht tuitlk$isBetticr', than MiIBfi eafiCTi-rfcHheT rthern' erjsouthern: Dis- "JTLct us never givp'up tho Slup.,, We shall soon ascertain by, xrirribpt; the precise reduction that ;thanew tariff wall; efiect. iJct tis iatinttc'jBsj:fast tpjossiule to cut it down to; 'the revenue' point, looking also itH a steady eye; to the j-establishment of i irngat; governme wuicn, snau return to the mouth oX labor thc bread it has; earned.!' Bui let .tliat'bL don'iot by frtin'tdex teme remedies,or to Jdolbrio -but, in obe dience to the voices of Uie; people. Much has been! done, on this abstruse subiect; ! to n the Dublic mindJ and cultivate tho public .judgment. lit :xi$ conllde,in'''the justice of our causbJ and ine virtue of the Tnuf h is vdirerful and must ore- taU. UAKVILCE KErCRTEJl. .. . .v.-', - It WstotejthehaileWalSler late election for Brigadier General; in which His Excellency Gov. llamllton and Col. William w alter were opposmg canaodates, has been set aside, on tie ground!bf Dlegal Sretes, and that ait ether election wiU be ordered. I " . ; liltwill ber?memhered that Gbvera IIamil toa accepted the i5ce .lof'aj militia Ensiarn: in fJ- .iJjiL!l' v. - - .-' Oeaeral, a rrrade still inlerkar to that which: he holds as Cerrior of the Z BtiteHaoz Xdl fact Commander in Chief bf all the Brigades in the ! jBtate of South Cn''V1tK meaioing 1 mi article from of thisf advancjnff ' three ' steps1 backward.? Vhy it means, Col. T Wdter. A (who we - Meve was nextln the line of promotion)- was not hot tnough B quarrel, Tto stand rat the : head jof the I flsotvwjih his.babyjiace findi .sarcenet man ners wasthelone and! the only ipnie ofi all-the Statel prompt eqoogb to ow theblood ! of his fel-low-citizens for standing un s for; the laws of the Nations Ifhe still persists in. the course of ITcoeUq ious Policy jhe inay yet be elevated in' a manner that he wfll little like : lfofc!i Such men nauseous to our con te ation. f ! 1 JfJr..Gaston'8 lddrc$fh ;.. . S . x . , j . .conclttded0i I ' ff-i So sweet are the noteis of human praise, and so j abhorrent the tones o reproach s that it is among the highest efforts of niagnauimity to pro cure the strait forward coursa of thfty i witliout being turned aside by eomipdajitia 'or reproof, by f flattery or ralumnjr iVlialevei bebur jourheyjtlirough life, like the princ on the EasW ern tale ascending the mountain ia'searplLof the wahdroTis bird, we are sure tb hear.around of: the confused sounds of blandishment ih( sqlicitition of menace and! insnlt. unti with many of us, the iddy head is"1 turned, and; we are converted lptoTnojiumenta of warniagjto tHse.vl'hoae to follow us in llfes jadreiiture. Rare ' indeed is. tliat 'jnord courage, whch, likejthef prudent Parisadc, closes it3 Jcars against tlie impression of thbs sountts,' and '-jpastht aj eyi behind nntil its destined course be iaccbmpHshed Rarcu however, as may bq this ; excellence!, and,, in ita prlecton ( pefhapi f nnattasnaple, there can hp no dignity, and decision of chkracier without a near ; approach to 5 it. llbet i youth i j be -evn-modest; ever deferential : to the scbunsehj the suggestions aid the claiin of othiers, j Rut in matters cf rght and wrong, whatever be the laree, the taunt3 -or tlm ustuges of tJie World, or vhatevcr the jsupposed hiconverripobe of ein- gniariry, let ju(jgeinent ana conscience;; always rule ,with u absolute with you thronarh lifei whatever os ' ithe station you are to occupy, or the biisiries $J?n are to pc su?, ; aua curry wnn ii .aaoxner Kincroj maxim, rely for success in; your naertakmgsp, not on thepatronage bf others, but 1 on you owi- capaci ty, resolution diligence., iad exertions. ! Rise by merit or ri3 not at all. j Suitsd as these in junctions arej believetl to be to all, ;they ars peculiarly addx383ed to those i among yiwi, who pantipg for renown, are reacived to enter upon a public career, and long to read their history in a nation's eyes." i . '-'T! ; jl i j! ? ! : ;: "How wretched," cxolainls the. Poet, 'is that poor man who jhang3pn pnrices'l favors." Miserable is t pondition l of every ling who hangsjion the feivoars of craitdres ):ke hiniself. Deserve, and strive by jt!es?rt to wink the esteem of youx ielljw men. 1 bus teaired, it decorates hhiT who obtains! I and i bldssos itliosef wiio bestow it-L Ti; I thaxn 'it i;-is! return. ed in failhnii servici?, and:tbt htiii; it! cbms irx aid .of the approbation pi consetenbe to animate. dihnrencc and reward exertfohl IThjtoo. who engage in puUio service, are Nonhd to chsrish a- uean i sympain wiw : mo wants, tre lings comforts ancts wishes! of 1 1 thepeoplg, wuose wenare is cxmmittd to 4ticir It is essential iot the preservation of denoe which ought to sub6st between theprin-i cipaliand the aseati the eot&tjtueht and! the re- presoHtative, that all haughtiness and ifserre should be banished from their intercmrw. It sometimes happens, that Tie who hs lived too cpnstmtly amcng books, manifests a disgnst in an association ; with the r uneducated and un- refined, which mortifies and repels thcra. Thb is alsard in him.and-biuust' to thriin. ! It lis W surd, for he ought to know,' and know .welf. uhcBeifjr whom, and upon wbbmi ho :ipcpto to actr-j-jiicy constitute; iiii ,jiacri one jof themost appropriate objpets of )its study ; abd it' is ujrfjrist for pot unfrcqinty under tliis ruuihnpi rhich shoeks the! man of booVs is tft rfju a ptuck of pnicticaliirnntion,! in fthich l h$ iisl mis raMy elicienf. Baafeh tiirjh, all 6t!foious ncssjijfbrlt is f riaiinal and ridrv itlsu illjf ?tly scek tosecve your coinni-y, fyr it is giiews' ik airance the gpoi cf jouri fel!or .iptcp, ahd I thus as far as fffeblb mtilsmayletpvm ihoijTrat example of Hta' . to 'whose images apdrliltnesa you are made,, oeejf ai-p byi ftjl iior.est i fn ' I Ml 4 t' .It ' ' to win iuc:r ctnnaenee ever i iprefer their favor mtri.roaa w s-5ricc m i to the ram and sun, the heat. and cast;' yr.iilM the by-path ot Uvoi has, . aj'parently at Sifrst. ranch: th samp direction, and; is bordered Jwith Howers and tjheltfirekl -by .jtrbesvi eo?lcd I'wit' fountain?, and munnurmg. yith watrr-tails."' No'w&:i.?r, tben, that like ihe ton of A';eiisira j in- John-4- mfy beautiful apolujc, j the a vehturer ;is teiSntcd tb try thb ip&ntrii OitprrkcepiE D&uh tin? p!baurd Kvith besrhee, ! and fea'-nir.jr the rewards Oil dU'L'eacb withbat! enflerme- its m s." . But oiiee cuUred lavr in the path of avoiv thonghi teuno; to oeejiijimGTo and" imore rom ts d'rxiscrr, ; is pursued hr all its de- Viatioirs, till aD .length even life itinluaht-of re' turn t the rrxwTof service is uttrsrlw ; ahanoncdi- To court the redness of; tl.e fcoi)L, is found cr supposed to bei easier thsn ra meut : their dpp bation. Meanly "arabitiotis bf pufclictruit; wii ro-l ith out tlie virtues to deserve it; in teat on personal distinction, and haying ; forgotten - the ends" forj which alone it is worth pceoesxjfig, the miserable being concentred all in self, learns to pander to! every vulgar prj uuicc, 10 acvccaie every ; Top-, ular error, tojehime in ; with every dominant party to" fawn, flatter and derive, and becomes a dem : L T. - -', -Li '.1. L , . .t . 1 i! agugue. Aiow wreicnea , is inai poor ; ccing1 who hanjs on i the people's favcr.' ' All nuuiliness of principle has beea lost in this long ' course of meanness: ne ware not use nis -temnorary I norM ularity for any purposes of piuhHc good? ip which mere may oe a nazzara oi ioneiun llj! ana the very eminenceNo which hc. is exaltaJj readers but more conspicuous his', servility X and dgrada dationl However clear! the; convictions .of his judgment, however strong I the admoxutions .of nis, as yei, noi uorougniy sunea conscience, not these; not the Iawof jG?oa; nor tho rule ef richtT .1.' it:i. ' -1.4. v j :T i . mx uie.. pjuiic guuu -ma iie . caprice . ca . djls constituents, must - he: his only cinder t Having i4.u uj wmiv.ei i4u.u VUUCUUU3 ii uu vi VU U). mi suupuifc aim, ue ;is. nouxiy CJcaaoi.Demg supplanted in the favor bf the deluded i multitude by scnie nre'cmifung d lucfymoment when he beaars his blushing honors thick upon hlmi (and- well, may ; such V OUiV W UV UtO Ha ;f .44. D-UAJtS7 UU" honors blush 1) he is jirked from his elevation by some more dexterous flerrtssogue; &. falls unpit- iedxever to rise again: And can this bbjhelot'of mm wno nas been taught try.' classical authority 1 to regard witlithe' same fearless : ixA uiubove- ante mauierencej rne - stem countenance or the 4e mdiflerencer the stern counterumce bf the i i '"j ) 'f - ?ckd ardour: of the !niuitimde, iwlmhas.laxnelfanayc.lu tvri authority, to hold ion "whatsoever! tilings are , . cui , Beware nowvou jthc sfn where lame's nroud tercele- shines, latner's warning-voice, naoe us oeware oi - par tnueca jajuruj'js,. exroseni rons eass a no careless cieeiln wo: yauev Delow. as yet. uie sentiment so ueepiypiantwi in i iut true ; y, natscsver thmgs-are honesty whatsoever things are-jsf, whatever tliyrgs axe pure, ot ab horthat'whicjii.aviljihd cleave to that which is good?" J3elieve, me; this' is bo lancy, ipicture. Theprumay be fixadin the world every day. j fKa; wm it surpise those wife have hx ccca-; sion to see xJoWfthe vain ttsaft U swbeh,?and ! the giddy head; tnraed., . how- fiestpiofurpose : and manliness oCsptrit, are- pervertod by popu lar applause lit is bi4 th'enrt step that costs. Once yield to )he ass(ksi9 that a little de ceit oV prcvaicatiph.- a slight 'sacrifice oTprincir pie and independence ''t a compKnisa ; of i consci ence ia ma.tfrs.t8naely fdameatal, may be excusedj When tha inuneulaie gam is- obvious ancl the end aa view important,; & the (downward rthtec6me .every day -more .adjinore smooth, untuVn its descit.rcahlthevejfy abyss of vat gar,tradin, lntriOTeing,electioneering, ofHee hua ting poiifics.irif ia this lowestiepth a lower deep can be faund, j nbnp cf us, am j sure, JiaVe tecuityto explore it, 1 i i But ;4ntegrity mjm to meet here its merited reward? ' tTiwiokblv ?noti - If it wn. and the fact nenllrfaibwn. thefe -would scMcelT be roohvfoc eVjcei ia4meni; . would he honest fro.nthewaa?a plausibiel temptation to be uuiy i w we. . pi. n p not too mucij ?? say, tnau in general, iategrity has tendency 'to promote theinter(qrhimywho pursub -j ft, and if Is therefore ecfcninended to out Adoption by pru dence, npt lthsa by principle. . Success in the aciiisitiiKj of 4my extriaac object is necessa rily uacertai4tiiice it depends en centingences which canno? be foreseen, ahd which; if foreeA, at9reantljrlifdnd our power, It is not in morwisvio pommana suocws.i . xo taienr, no courage, rrjildnsfiy and nb address, can be certain to erjec it. But whenj it: is .attempted by euhninff. t Rsesrremioiis frifmrw. !it is fiisuallv rendered more diflfcult ofattauriaeiit. because. of the complexity, bf the scheme, and the risk of loirnnthprTjre thelsurer fpolicyL It is imiMRsible toithrivevithbut the'reputation of it; andit is far easier to bo honest udeed,; than viiCRi iiijWoria xnxatne oeiie ci miegniy whereit Is, .lijciedr6tetage!xi the arts, foils; concealments and scpr-aenialSL, which are necossary to carry en a successful imposition, are far more . onerous and painful, than , all the duties whichl a life of pirobity eujoiifs j while the consderustresiy an upright dewrtaient. diffuses through the whole man that security , and c2rehi ty , which infinitely out wehrh ill the advanta ges of successful cunning. - Nor; in recommend- ing; a ispim CT iimwpenaencc, it is inteaaea to tendered, and Iwon by no meah solicitation. Chdldren ofihe1 ijfanie common family, we are bcuiid to breach other: in theuals anddiffi cultics of Suf ebmmpn pilgrinoa4get nor should we ever be tobprodd to recerve from lothcrs' tliat assistance, which it jatwr duly to " render to 4hem. Now! sueh aid is nit only Jikelytb.be bestowed- but comes with farirrealer efiect, when there has been manly and sustaibed effort to do : thb is not the time to examine,1 nor the occa without ft. llThe spindlmsf ; plant which has siojalto" discuss; I felt, however, that ! could Li. i .. ! ii n '' ' . ' ' i I I J ; L . ..i wireaje snntcst aissvtance liiea . bestowed on the hardy! treci that eelf sustained haa always u oharffellirasred the breeze, will enable it bear up uader l ; itTOFirwia pcDwt ourtneni lie wno trusts to othTs, roust necesmrtly be often disappointed, rhu vue iiau-itauvwiMitHwrjuiii a uuipiewsutaa i ucs unusuauy grave anu important, iiirenis i sur whicJi is inmost incapable of exertion. Fancy 1 round you and are imminent; which will require a wens on epceiea aiu, unwi n rxusx&xaa lis own creations for. realities, and the child of illusion wastps-lifcyia miserable day-dreams, unable to act for himself,: and confidently relying on ass is mnce wnic rie is cesuuea never io? receive. Deeply PpUXi probity, confirmed haUht of in - dustry and aS determination to rely'on one's own eTertions const) tote then die great preparation for the discbarge of the duties bf man, and the seouniy lor penorming mmi wiu; ucnor 10 onf"a i.wlf & Jencnt toethif-rs Bit it mayi be ask ed, what is there in such a life of never ending toil, 'ief&rt, Jiad privation, W Tjecoiamiecd it to.lbe acceplar.ee dt the ycung and the gay Those who "aspire &i Heroic rmowh, may'iudoeeb make nn their mldds tofecuihraae' tbeee ''hard doc- trinr;" bnt Ut mav be vell questioned whetlier .-hayrartess.ur not preferable to great - no, and eaioyment. more dosifable than dis- tinrlion. IM. others, it t!icy; wUi, toil - up It is, indeed '4.6a. those asp? to eminence. th ibat these itjjuactftjns are intended to be j pressed ith the irtatt ernwbasis, hot bnly'becanse t iiiUTO in tnnn wouia pe raore aisasiraus tnan m Atlr .ih!iM lh-rr nm xrmrA tn n atpr and more ntihsrou3 dangers .of error. But h b a STvi rniscl lo supposeithat they are not suited to all, and ale nt 'etmsily urged upon " afl, however humble their p; their vipvnsl Iinppinc ortHx-mont i wrT1 r.R t wanton riot oif inglorious ease; with appetites per-M notiialW rratififfl rmr? THtT'eT TKillfyi. GXemnted I Crr viotrhA Jtha fittpri.x, c lP bur eond''tionl and assiffned i tons its appropriate duties, las not left his inrk Unfinished' .and omitted to provide a penalty i for I the neglect cf -AiiivU. ; l W iyiat tii ntv than thr bTcfecg of man. i "Without tit. l lhereis peitaer mental nor physical vigoifr, health cheer- ci: .i.;m.U. 'l,ti.i)a MMmnet tw Tv,.Wtrr lAnirtvjn'iwtf liti. i L,i .rj.; .ivnrfa m .. ? -. ... - '-J - L' attention' cxcit9 nis wisnes, ana zuuse enn w fiction, or heinks, a' prey to listleseness. For want OI proper prouiummo, kw wreuuMua wwuoM t.s .i r. 4 -.jrit 44 ihe petty contentions of envy;theVrofellin pur L:iri j .11 ul".S,-1 j',t-;n. agiwuuus f fr..rJJ1VT. lssuen me nappmesswnica u isi (soi osevdaua w fjj-vil Y- .,, , - , forego? .jl .-.'S i- i : UK - - "Vast happiness enjoy thy y alhesi " I i I , : l 1 ... H Vic:wltee their hror and theix Bunds, tor r i r- .s i . ; . t V v anvioiei aissoicxcyja inouguuew - - r --' J 'x" 4 r TAU wretched, hopeless to the evil days, 1 i jfWlth sorrow to the verge tflifa they tend; f Grieved with the present, Jof the past asha - tg, ,i ' u - ; fTSey live and are dispised, thsy iche, noniore "f. I; 1 fjto every bounty of Praridence flare be an te their j iserviee. The j fifar,'' . we ichoose ratl.er to sport in : luxu- tieai Ifonnded on gcorrraphicaf discriminations, who nexed, as asoUrcdlv thero is some.ohlt'mn r cooaiuon icriis enj-ymeai j on ns, West as we haVe (beea; artd as we now are, with the choic es gifts cf Heaven hers belbw--with frbediKn peacd, order; ci vOizat ion, and social ; '.yirtue-thea ar npquesti mahly imposed wehty chhgatioris; Veu whom I now address, wUJ ia a f$ w yeaN,!U among the rnen icf the ' succeeding: age. : In a country jifce ours; Where the public will b whol4 IV janfettorcd, and every.; man i is , a comnaheat part ef that j country, there t isi6o .individual so liaiaale who has not duties of a puMic - kind to XiJL: ittt-. LtL , L.: l-i. discharge. .Jlis. yiews and actions have; aa- Li4 uujL-uceoa mose oi otners, ana nis opmiocs-itb XiJAX" . .1 4;ii ;i Dei hj uuuvc up uai puuuc m tu i itore especially is this the case with thesewhop what-t vp inay be their pursoit in -;i Mfe have beea in Intellectual j ior and attainments. : - fjn voui and such as yon, depends the fate; of jth most precious nentage.ever won oy tne vaior, j pre served by. the pmdince, or- consecrated by the virtue of an. illustrious 'ancestry--illustriaus, not bfeeaase of tkcUtious'tithja but nature's , jnobles; Hset ffoodiaeneroua aifd.braTBJ To rob.1 and ucu ;a yuu,wvUf do coanoea' ln-aeposit, the" m- stituuons of oar. renowned and belored , country. tiw4.o wie wv awe, cnerisn mem wi;u toy ajty,:aad transmit them . whole, an i if pbssiofe, improvea to yoar children.; i ours: will, indeed; be !hb sinecure oQce. . Aa the tuftho ' Will tK operative spririsrofall Dublie actionl it wiUhrt ypurkmty to make and gkeepi the pubhc- will enlightened.! There 'Will always he some emir to kuard acrlinst. some imooeiiion to detect and expose,, ' In aid of .thesa mdiVidual cttirtat you musk oniTiuc, ot puouc lnsuiuxions? iot ainusm? ahniong tlie. people, tliat general information with out Which they cannot be protected' froni thb niaelutioxiai i -of deceivers. Q As j your country gTow4n years, you miut ajao cause nj9; grow in science, litcraturo, artsr and refmcment. It Will be ifot you to develops, and "multiply its redouroes, to check, the - faults of mauncrg si they j rise, and to advance the cause of industry; temperance, moderation, justice, morals and re ligion, all around you. On you too, will devolve tlie duty which has been too long neglected, but which cannot with impunity be neglected . 'mtch lbiiger, of providing for the mitigafioa, 'and . (U it' tbumweh to hope for in North Carnlinx?J) Nfi the ultimate extirpation of the .worst evil 'that af flicts the Southern part of our Confcderacy.-i-llblljWeU'do youlaKAV to what I refer, for on tbJs suljectnherc is, with all of us, " a morbid sensitiveness which gives warning : even of an aprbacn to it. ! Disguise the truth as we may; ana throw the-blanie where we'Vill, it is sla va ry which, mote than any other "cause, keeps us cacit ia tne career oi. unprovement. . it sunes m-t dustry and reprcssce enterprizo it is fatal to e cbaomy . and -providence-rit,. discourais j skill -funpairs our streugth as a commuuity, and pdtsoos morals at; the :fbuntam h(jad,; jHow" this j evil is to be encounteredt how subdued, u indeed' a difficult and delicate enquiry; which I sqoper or. later, must act necisivsiy upon ii.t h I . I I would not depress your buoyant spirits with" gloomy anticipatSons but ! should be wanting inl - j iramcnGOBr u oia. no- smia my conviction ..mat I yjoa Will be called to the pertoimaneeci, ether ju- clear heads, pure intentions, and stout hearts, to discern and to overcome. . inereis ho side on which dancer may net make its approach, but from the wickedness and madness of factions; it n most menacing.! Time was, indeed,when factions j contended amongst U3 with virulence ; and fhry ; but they were; or affected to bo, atissuebn qutsn iicns OI principle ; now Amencans uana- Mge- iner uuacr me names ot men,, ana wear uie nve- ry,and put on the badges of yieir leaders. 1 hen the ! individuals of the dmcrent parties were foupd side by side, dispersed throughout the j dis tricts of our caafodemted Republic ; but now, 'the parlies that distract the land, are almost ldeali- lied jwitH our ggbgraphical distinctions. : Now men nas come uiat penau , iuresocn ana urcauoa I by our Washington, by him who, more than 1 arijj jbthes ! individual," founded this our wid I spreading impire, anuvVto bur wtatern' world I muppeuoence and ljyom'j-y nmi wao wwi a hearts of cur honest yeomanry, strejngth, has net been uprooted. As yet, they aclmowledge the truth, and feel the "fros cfj the i nmauiv, uv cwucui upuuiiaiu, .i.i.v D I stand, divided we fali." - As yet, tbry take pnda mthe name of the" United atates" m the re- I collection of the fieloS that were won, Ue blood I whch was poured ; forth, and the glory which I meals and foefincrs shall be extinct 1 1 AYhenever that thl4 I confcdcralsd lleuublie i cehlurv nas prcsenieu to me eyes, mejiauus, aim I Uiejgratttnde cfnian, a more bnluact: and lovely image than Plato or. More, or Hamngoa, ever. iei2niTr ianeiea, snau as nice a f I likda vision that hatli passed away, lint tnero sehitraents and feelmgsare necessarueaen- ectod, aad in the end , must . ix uestroyeu, unie I the moderate. thCTOod and the .wnsa Unite to I"frbwamdiiraantly. upontho first dawni6g3cl I.Avrv attemnt to alienate any , portMw i our rAltnr fmm ttia Test .vtnon(lJAti1tt ElCrBdUCS i - -. now Jinx wgouicr w w - i tv,, f . jri. I W6m iMmmnh as household worcs.lntae Hiclk xillv violence of rmbl declalmers. The ear is fainiliarizcd.and ths public niind Ni oston 1 tiont bf , Dismfiojtl - CalccJatious and cotyec- hZIJwW .m fUttli da without i the East. i , j t. : Tj: i sneers, menaces, reprwcura,uw tMM - i .tiTj 4- -w- JL,r tWTKnt nn the - I SI I ftr-IiU WJ LilK 0-4V4lLA WT ' jtr d(J vithouf ' theSauth ? What caa the wal aaatomistsntx uie puy aaa wouaer i mti.i viii riutiM-fi irinza"iine simcereu i ,3. lit- strfnrth -1 nd - Ti-ror. Ther I can . : 4 4 . 4m m it. . nnwm . w inn 1 ti 1 .1 axjah, that all ; Republican confederacies have -Kia nnnrV to diss'Ai - tipiTnejuwill present ncid3 aaa cocasiew tK 1 intT?m-a rXnof tvi KtatAianeru the StW-TCleS retensions or -: moderate was gaiaeu iirwc common cauao, uu uuuur mc n as well as , greatness, cpnnioatoiner of a united "country.: May; God, Tinwh. have friends in bis mercy, forbid that l. cr y0 my 1 friends, day comes,! then is the- hour at hand, when glorious Republic, thtsat onco national and - - . which for nearly half a the intrigues ofpetty statesmen, the i strugpes river and itsJ100 .i-tin work tm k niffitery chief4 for fit!on Insaixwti A ahd deeds bfdarkeat hue, - They wMrfadden hearts of those who have irocMned.that mM .-I - "i . 1 'IN irs not fit tn imrm -v : . -V ; . - VL'Ah.'i -.. 4-ijit,s ,-aa'i tieff .t; " - others , with dispatitioas , on pbliiicil prwtog: the most enpaats d jctrinos JuUeir WaZi gweUe , on earth. They may; J despr , j ; ; fcr their seLhness, their violent their rr V : ll t then: ckglne They i f growth, destroy its harmony, fwimr it- Pfi w, reader JUs r. rations naitaUe, pervert the" 4 Pjnbuo; miadrar deprave the DohHa1 raf :feseev;ad m .evds xpg 0. principle cf life remains-, anr M t ii with assured success, over these i tkvnporarynal U- d ! Jdies.. Still we are great,lortius, united aniTf ji ; tree ; ami .we have a name that Ir revered abroad ' ' U 3 i i and loved at home a name which i a tower of ugm vt us against itseiga wrong: ana & bond w ot internal union and harmony a name, which, no enemy proaouncosimt with respecf, atj whfclr nq citizen hears.bat witlr a throb of exultatioav Still we have that blwaed Consatatieu, which with all its' pretended defects, and aU its alleged ' iiyiMUiis, omierreu . moraoeoentr' en manj ' than ever yet flowed f rom any other hum in stitution which has established 1 justice,! iasuredij 11 domestic tranquility.; "Diovided for th & defence promoted the general welfare and f ii ucu, uuuer wr, u we oeirue to oorives. wilt i insure the blessings of Liberty tons' and 'our poa I oarely, such a Country, and such a ubnstai T 1 tion, have claims ution ran. iv friiaifii: wJiuK t i cannot he disregarded, i I entreat and adjure y;a U Uien, by all that s near and dsar to vou on Uarth --by all. the obligations bf Patriotism-ra the memory of your father, who fell iathetrea 4 and glorious strcrle for the sake of yonrVis whom yon would not have to blush for voar dj4 generacy by alTyour proud recollections if thjl: pa3t,andall your toad- anUcipatajns of the futuier renown oi out nauon prcr that Uonatry, ap-i ; hold that Constitution. ; Resolve, that thevianil : r riot fc lost wMla iajrouf keeping; and niayj God Aloii jhty sttearthen von to fulfil that 7e 3 TaHT oTid. n"w iJi. The following comparative statement of the dit ties on som articlet under the oM ,Tnil"t ' and the duties on thb' same articles unHef1 - now R!H tftlv nAHl ' ti Ktvrt F.i.i-.'To'k 1- . ed bra ffentlernan who is a tjircr tmnArfAr4 tni 1 and farailijar with thei sjibject At!it"'eiiii'-lflj ffl ' Ukthe present, ;t is llrighly iinporttnt1 th t : mm the public should know - what , has been - !l i -i lone? and , judge of the extent of;tSe cession madej In addition to tiielheavy dens wliich ? will be removed -by the coil bur new Tariff, the minimum iSvstem b abandohedii fT Si- at-.'IJ rn .fl-j :-.zjmms-. ,!rr. VHr.wp uiwa t,li ins, xisung; 'zv cxss ;; per square yard pay 22 cents pofjyad -duty. - ;;t " -.! pr'fffM Under, the new Tariff Plains . costing 35 i cents per square yara, wiu piy less ?tnao Under tbo old TarifT, Plains costing Is. 6 ? S3 1 cents or under,) , pay a duty of 14 cento per square yard. i -1 " This is the c?rsf rate' of duty at whkh Plains, can be imported. r 1 The best Welch Plains, for irrstanceV7-3 wide, agreeably tx4 the above py l J cents per running yard- ' ! : j. , : ; "jCfjwi Under the new Tariff tho same coot will j . pay lj to 5-8do. j - - - ' j"! ;- i The second quality do. about i do. do5 , jf ; Inferior dq.'do. ldo. do do. ? M l ! Huntcr Clothi, or Pliins costing 1 5s. 4d. under tuc old lnft pay 36 per ct, adv. Under the new Tari8 50 do. jJou.j' ) ; 1 Flannels now pay 22 1 cts. per lirjiare yard. Under the new Tanff 16 do do dpi Brusssels Carpenting now 70 do. do:, do: ITT Th Under the new. 65 flo. do.do. do. j Venetian Carpenting now pays 40 cts; per square yard.; ' 1. . 1' ' - -i Under the now, pays 22 J, do. do. do. Worsted Staff Goods such its Bombaz'-tts,? Cainb!et3,; Plaids Circssions, &c now . py 25 per cent adv. : j X - - x-- . Mt': ITndeir tho new TarirH 10 6. do do. 5 I l! Silks ahd Worsted Gbod?4 S'ieh as Bomfea-4- if zine, Norwich Crapes, Barege, Itanbtsi ;t f $lc Stc now pay 53$ dci:a,o;jdl; Under the new, 10 do.do.ido. ; . J Jyt jffii&ff Blankets, Hosiery, Gloves, ;&rx35 j do. :j't Under the new, 25 dbu doT.do.!- tM :-:imm Blankets, not . exceeding j 7 5 ctsif iruch- i if i Point and i Bristol,: under the new 5 per X tln' 1.a PTistinrr ffirtw'35 do. 0!! !r Cotton Goods, costing, less than 55 cts per squaw yard, shall be;demel to!bive cos 55 cents, and 2 percent -aelv. New T-lruT deemed to have cost SO do and 45idoido. If dyed imd printed; s and 25,do-,;,,vt .--4:;t t-fft:'-niv Yorkshiro or Servant's C.clv under .tno er i listm Tariff 45 to 36 per cent fdv. Under the new Tanfi; 50 per cent. Hhdcrnew, 5 cents.! :j c:ii r?,l4, . n wr x.Tit: 1 - ... :. Under the nbw Tariff 10 per cenuj! A, -43- Irish Linens paid by- the old TarifT5 pcr And aro to ; pay try -uiejiewv ipcr 1 ' JHexccndua YS VrtTrntnatir 'tvt .TrtfT' I Jiscnverv ot tor j z !.; of the IN izct!7 nas been . - . . . - nea i '-,- l v Ky the MessTS. il 3.1 c-.L.;iw iTahrarv. yolumes 35 W iandrnai ot taa Ot. . :i;ir j UfdCTS, arw yf . J. i,- hrF?r5i t qttSK (1 1 If - - - I :1V - . i 1! IK - . s -- it- it- ii p 1 - ' i 1 4i 4 if f f j 1 "v- . r i - 5 . i h: : . ! ;- ( t. 'If! -!ti - i. lit -1-7 i-- s " 41 Tv-s-,' -1;,--.:- -.-4 U