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laM i rftnatltii tional means' 3 procure ?a:
urlfcer
rluctioii" tlie TarUr, so as- to render;,!
t equal
limits bcarhM and we i fcclievr ;mitiay.
yfed tl Uinrtd cQiirsepnrscwl byUje gvn
whilst iidanlyoiF-an41
'7 bo doniby feeaBfttotherJ
-.' nimity of tiAmc?icaa Confess, jpj Zj
1 St ;i Mr .tinm thpo Snike S3 follows, S 1 bad jnpt
Pone inr'thi thectuig approve oi mosr s pia
' : HsUilft pHncip!es set forth iri the? J Re'iips
J I-, efrred by .MtJ Fisher; Hon-i wish to -nict
: -; -with pHfeiple avowed ittthcm,Ionly f jsb ij
, 1 ;tvfeirt in Improper inference fcm J2 rPt,
r it this pcciiJwr and dangeroui Junctuny fcnd-ji
u tJiit'.-tn a m-JAtitnte t outs since
f l: J cannot cet Hj, so as to make mine coroe m wi in
hi, in 1 consistent trrden I do porstie M Wlf
M: ' atca Irft thf nd move in itesoianws wM
!r?1 :tift his, hate tid, that IidoaoidisapprbveM
s ; " out peuttonfesfi and , remonsrraupg agat rf
high duties imposed by the Tariff; ijn thwmf
Itrary, I wilfpi as far anyone present, by rlcacea
i.uvn4 ttTtniinsTinMn tn remove the iJCff
t-Stiii'tfwt- iii4km"nhpfthaI1ir teiJhe;".Southrt. Ilttt;!
i irrtM'tdfl atempt.i artfnlly madfJi y .tft
! fintl?inan Vho iasl ht 'ad Jressed yoii to ui
ft jflirho-yait fmsusigagainst ous hrethrvn j If th
jpk jjpcn'tlii'b as enemies:; thfy do not tesctj
t wiafehabiiseto tliem-we are more tnaDi?a u?m
HIdaH therS4i omis contine
mmkWMi 'from the. British T-tk
2.i J.uJXisllSxmVA t,:lt their blood tree! Vila
! ; iUtf rtffW.add wir are ! worse than jfgral
h !m iW i. wnp nher th is Cesiilcs nwtatef i r, wiay
IfiMhe wnifi iFfiicdi thirSsulK wniioti
1 liTrifrifW ktut Miuvr citiieiis. attribute them td
ctne lanKcec vs u;cy are cmhuuijjh.uuj Mv-p
21 i A liir kheU? rief nle a bfit f ripcnrr ence f to thet
" ( hUtory ( this measure, will satisfy h3 tht So?H
j tthlni rl.tns amongst whom tWe grpftt lt$
)'J thei of NtjiiUi'ritton 31r. Caihoun)1ia copicU-
; OU8, wers the reai
aothors cf ' the Principle iM
ii Jc!6iil tlThe principle was aviwedi fin
thf iilistitufiln of fpor present nn of tfovcribnierit.
ittbii ttme declared Hrf the principle! SuCi pftH
tcactt'jn RHfi a? Secretary of StateJ alted- Jrt
( hfiMtport that ,kreign restric tions shoalda etjniel
hy; Ajncricin rectionrand Foma hiph jifu
iiartineanilush diitics Gen. Ifafuiliubi.
:;weof, the wls-men - thart this conotrf sever
p-odaced, is Secretary cf the TrctsuryH iiretl
the &jnevnni:ipic cd rrtieciton. 'I Ml
I KBdt Hrirtvi iniivl- instance- werej wanUwrlld
'.fthow bow Wrfecily inconsistent menvi ill some
j itirocaoecome-'riiis auorooq in uie itiiiuwm pri?
l'?:!tob1 to arutfon , of the Legislatare 'ofiSudrh
. Cargliriaj in )503-f!llVbexess the esiald'iment
vznd:viewfds;metiP of ;drtic ' manufctufs;
, Is cr.diclve"to the interests tf a Staieby adUihl;
lleMljHMi8!f,J-3 beingthe inetj
of dispoeingltd aantage of the surplus ;rrod44
jpreser.t unexampled state of the world, thfcir
lltaHishwnt Hjthis country is not only expdieni
I bd rj6Utie; u 'rendering us ilependent'of reigi
I fKiit ;Jhs;s fc$!ffi Mrl Calhoun m 18 1 6, becamM
rith dtirighcdJChampion: bfthe meaRUTeiri
irecKlnat i&then madr,tie S3 welf eovcled thjl
l3wo gnan i, tnt? scarcelja.-newjarganlent;
Itany f&efc Wen adranced by the !u test adyicote
3 ottha hig!)stduties; He went far in f&vot$:
f tlie Protceiwr System, that his dwi Colltagd
!Jthellroeri&d3lr,wndes refused jto fijte . fb)r.
ttt? b!li; H'iEste''the;:'(act:- that itiwroiill
render us. independent in timej of war rrid)culed
4 Jlejurn-ed the advantages of ai double! maflfef ior :
?r aericuiturar prhductions rL he emulovment
tLaver loss rx litical satrar.itvi "Affinl tri ?nrv
Himttyiand inHustry aiS
,0ly witt .hiHEil to give a preference ,to this frtft
yM ppyary; Speaking of Ithe depend
Wdhee hai tlie mtem would , produce of the
..workmen thniplbyers lie saysj ij M
tJiiiitJ eertaMiivM evil and'to -:- -nvlott
I uout n :jdii iiiiit tmnK,U a decisive tolyectlon m
Ii etem;;cisfc:a!IyAvhen it ha iiicitfeiiiM
vuMi:;.iwni0rvvc-'. tu- ii cnxiucea
TEIlESTj STltlCTtY AMERICAN. M
h; so.as agricultare ; in which! it hacf t h
inert
eta mddij spread republic 1 S wfi
rnerealo tot:, mut ual dependence a id M
j lUTse;ihdwtas aecelssry ccn?eqnfne$
Xiiei an inereised atlentionto intefrlal imnfhM:
a?
t ' riected with JtJie aTtnnatB attammphti t f -r--?-r,An
MigtliaTijlSte tfection of our political fistl
1 .hft!Tvrrte f!liinwa ltni.n .li,1 :i ii
crmia; noa?dtiv)stCTwcilul cerdenf;faFit
f:er4ripoluical i iijections tht;migt!be
lut tmEarr : ard. the vkios of -rins cptiy-fRt.-M"faaTEtT
ThitM
r hedtructi6icf the latter would mist certinl
H jsTilvj -triailncrso its rcaihtainanc4 would with I
jtjrtt1 ccrtaurfyr prcseKe it. jHe ;ffi not speak!
IfliWy, ,Hd hadiften' and loW rqvolved iafcis;
i s Biw.iiB.iiau; cnucauy examineti mto the
M thit:diniayed the, liberly of our statM
f i ? - " f ww PP1 10 i"3 or apply with
: f f4fQ to ilarm. r Tho basis of our republic is
secnntv afraihat
. Ibeii oryratioh. but let it be deeply impressed oa
J ihe iheart cf this Honso and Countrvt and Whilei
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cwtprdtiical dangers,' xnd against ? tf tesi
roe itiriirUALLY GUARDED
i- 4 p.tsecounscas prevailed, and the policy wss
adopted much to the diagrine . o( tlie Nortrrn
States who ktrc briacipallr ; commercial -thev
fE 1L1 ::hL -?-S ' . .- .. - i'f
I ieyailed;byh$to
ir oournivotesl Ht wafgrievoui to I the rShtl
f wam ue most gaiurg ourthens ot pne
T T-S had been impoverished by fthS
late m mhavicg their commerce annihiIahii-4
Sjdepresswijhf re come .ths, system bfimpifetl
y fuc-oi ua tuey supposed still ; Further
frit they indit as became. P&triots-ithey did rio
ol
attcmpt to h-illify this Tariff, to theni as od&l
as
sUii&tthSquthatfthis,, 'they
vd Uiw'pursuitsl:they i?ave tm ihrir K!r4
tnir andctaitoerce.aiid ail the' wild- t1b.
.andadtcntuK-s if a sea-faring life,, 'so i peculiar
. to tlmdesetiidaatsof tho Pilgrims land cacd
theiEhcsl in factories and rjecmeliciled tl
I Ui dullness and insipidity of this haw!
wooea a, sacruiccr the ardestgot
all Others in the world to be made, it Was theM
crificc of lohcstabliferd habits and feeling, fmf
they raadejt and bv comnolsW h-rk u
5itiohIadufacfcrs.1 TheyadJievery r1a
!?!':tfatttis was thesetUed ari bhJ
e policy ct the Uoveramcntj thathis Am
I S and rs .irrpreised w ith th e fennciu.n; if lb cneil
fl-i.v!t' "Jefferson whomttheyj ierideU
'J Tsr to raaUe thepod-fcthcr of Nullificatibn,
riCe3 pital aadrthe T-beneficiaTtendeney $J i tbi
!rlc4s?binpr systefifj of IUnrntM Tnlfi
sffeV&mtis He .told Conjrres3hatt woijtl i
r.;t.ica-whU Ithe Repeal fa, tbe- Edict I fof
Ws$;Enfend;"f! Let us? feays Be, not
oaea aaraaage :oi commerce ; or I navigsvpftp
The lountt 'illrov this derive mnch alva
tl&Kly
y-ji Euacgtca;aain5i tne ciqtney exposal Bi!
toJ alnew itid: terrible dangtirDISUNIpMt
wuiM he continued. an-L thcwftolS lo
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it; OuutU
ifsldtion of
icountry has gone tj confirssi jtficm. in thisj bcUtf
they made a rncfil of ndcety and jiave en
barked their all in this fofcoJ department' , of in
dustry, flhey have : towps ana -ciues, whose
wealth and pajsrJeritjl naywhose; very exist
ence depends on jLhiss. business ot "rnanufactnnng.
1 ho value x ineir nouses, uuur iaou anu ,au
that they own, now pretty much depends on the
prosperity cf rnaaufacturtni: tin the single artk
do of , wool, ft has been Vlasceytaind! that there
are 107 millions of dollars invested, and it gives
employ aient to IbQJMO people; Now I as yoa toy
CouatyMfen, as "men wHoto tkriow to love hon
estraofiair. deaKnrif Tub' itdiink' it would be
JUSfc iUU iViVO tt Ut pMr-vuiliuaV i OX
J r llt l...r Knnif nn
onrseives to spread one universal ruin ..and , dcsolar
lion over Ithat (airland I-L;i"; H.n
ATho'lie)lutions thatl have presentei tor
rour cctisiderauii. nv. FiloW Citizens,! declare
wthciZKl express tennsithattiie present high
TariinWunjusi, unequal iahUj oppressive. in, its
cperatBnj.iK in1jr uvuep ypuj
in sumo dcWee produce hardships .to the Southern
country, ?and while the leait injustice is produced
by a lawof CogTcsSi it becomes bsi tot raise a
firm, maaly and united ycace against t. f .
-i Kut 1 4ih verv far from, hciicvinjr : that it is
fraught with the direful riscqaehces that have
been attributed b it by Mr, Fisher, and; othera,
who h4ve lahpre s, hard ;toi jnakej you deseoa-'
tented witii vour present coiidition, his a max
im as oldi asthe. hills, and as true pa scripture,
that man! w stpi to be dlscin tented with j his lot
in life-and i: Is not dilfibiilt to make .some pec
tile of wirbidlyt stusative nunds believe that they
are 6uSenagl efila when in tct they are entire
I vfree froin them- some "men in perfect health
have been ueraaaded i thai I thev were in the last
agonies of jdreadfuihdisal? was
the raatyi w th the n.' ci al t have no doubt
heard th$ est of tne Hy riocyhdriac, 'Who pu on
h&Tsons Xvaistcoat in steaHl of 'his own, ! and ben
Ciiuso it would not1 button on him,tmmagtned that
he was'slelled fit to bori iahy can be per
suaded t$at theji arc comiag to starvation, when
they arertrflnr"in wealtit. It is to this trail
tv of onrl inature that - all fjtisre tirades' against
the Tarillare addressed, and it is this that ena
ble s designing men "to excite and 1 mislead some
of the hutut citizens of iW country almost to
the brink' llcbelliun. I think I can - apj)eal to
your gpJ$ sehae and correct bservati.n against
a deJusiurof th sort--aiiidll thiinit it j. but too
evident, that UiisN same delusitki is attempted to
be Dlaved 1 oft on vou. AUhobffh'.' the 'larift is
bad it is pot so very bad si' kfoittgilaiord-. in this
cuitry are endeavoring i to make At Out; and
aiinougni many oi you mayj dc poor, y ei you are
not reUuciv to the miserable pass, that they have
told you yf. ; And again, however unforuuate you
may be i this espectj thpreart other very tlif
ferent causes that have an agency' in producing
Jthis evil, - j '; . ! j ?!, . ' -
I jWithjypur leave my couptrymep, I will ex
amine l ese positious.a Julev more in detail.
IVuctat the 'onset, let me as; yop, ray rricoos, if it
doe3 not Sitrike you as sumqwhat strange that you
Should bej taied to the enormous atuoQnt -of owe
Hundred r thousand f duilars la Rowau - County,
as you have been told by kUr. ; and-yet that
you should not have been able to discover, it with
out his itHendly assistance? ! Can yoa be so tool
sh as tojbelieve thq.t aiy Scheme j wdnld be de
vised so ingenious as to Idnrive L.you of that,
immense; sum of money, and you not know 'of
t?i; Wirenyouare,told byVlt.F.nj;;yu kno
tbat if in your county ot- state tax, tire cents is
idded to ;te pblf,.and:the aggregate swelled uiiy
by a to whundrrd dollars, your fpockets immedi,
ately &nro you Uie alarm.,; 1 cciusto mo
ori i the frst blush ought to l iconVince you, that a
kodd deal of what you have heard cannot be fact.
t .Wnot hosSible fur the ingenuity of man to do
fise a scheme so.cunning as I to take all this mio-
hvy away from' the peoples and! they J nut lind it
Outexcopt through a metaphysical j pnjcess ul
reasoning
I Fellow Citizens of Rowan County, I have
been Ijn known to you--I have been honored
and trusted by you whenever ! Tasked your conh-i
dence, and I think you jvill ; believe me When-1
Solemnly assure' you that y do: not suj&er by the
Tariff to the extent that iSiri ! Fi would have you
jelievejjl cannot undertake to follow huh through
out his discursive argumehiti! tut if I show: you
hat inseveral instances hes guilty of an at
om pt Us mblead jou, it ysil be for you to say
how much respect you will payS tolthe rest of his
8peech.r An iusiauee of this sort occurs where he
talks to you about the ycrd'of fjcloth" that cosjts
41 in Liverpool,- on which; there U a. tax of ,l
as he says, so Uiat when in gets to New Vork,
u Cists uie importer two dollars Now: .for the
likewisaibe -Merchajits vrefii h JXew "I or,and
9e: JUcrcfumts pnrfil in niurrandi brings
11. up 10 mo vast amount ot 3 443 ptryard, whu
iis siidiu Saiislary. 'Isowi i Gentbuienw would
hbt these charges W iinpt j-tklJoni arid Al erchan ts
profits iiave to Bepaid ou tiardjuf cili! if there
do .charge a profit on the whole' cost, but as - to
ireis:htistorare. itc-tha 'XSiriM Ai . Hot tWi
Ibeui inf the leair : TheyvouId( just he the same
f. ..... vi mo giAJus ueiey were one dol
lar or o"ne hundred dollars, & rarnsurDrisedithat
Mr. F ,sliou!d endeavor to make you swallDw euth
uarefaced absurdity. ' jf Hi -TVi -1 .
I uut tbis is not the only unfairness ih Uiis dc-v
!eptivetstatcmcnu By'the-tarCffuf lS28ahe duty
on swvxjjencloth did rangeLlfrom 75 16 100 per
cent, and a yard of cloth might; have cost 1 dol
lar in Liverpool and be; taxd 1 fdoliar-but tluit
act is rcpealtdjLnd by the newTarih low priced
Woollens; that used to pay; thjit thigh duty i now
pay omy o per ceat, and ike i iothef woollens SO
per cent on tha value, sol that ayard bicioth
costing one,4lollarin LiYerpoblf ?cannt now be
aflected by a tax cf one dolkjr hbi nothing like it,
atd the rscr woollens; such as we niako neTo
Ciuthcsoutof.'lho tax on whicbl was at Mrst fhp
great burthen of their cdaiplaint ini South iCaro-
iiua. IS now DTOlKrht doun liFLiUiwhnt ornn lf
McUuffie proposed, as a revesuejstandard-down
to -p percent on the value. IlfYyfiy then this ex-
ageratcif statement of youfhavlng topiiy $3
ets. on doths that cost only one dollar in Liver-
pooi ri vny iseven.thecostf of !brinriiHT the
goons to this countiy laid ta thfeTariflV f Why
nlUC. . li : - - Ml'!
. .V .-v.- .tii.l ;.F.- :5-E
i oeny my uicnds, almoctt everv statemrn
made in detail by Air. F.,and if iime wiuld per
niiy could inakeitequaUyiclearhatthey are on
ly. trucfin inart. 4 But lot us coma to his crnpral
suions. ;evsa-s the whole tax is paid by ns the
consumers: ana max levied hnaJIy oH of us in the
uiu.p ui mis is certauuyj not true, to the
whole extca:., I assert that , the jburthen of the
Wiff is divided b- twien ;thc) j cbfamei and the
ioaottiaetBreVi Suppose a yard of cloth 1 id Eng
land ccsiV ,25 j belbre;the ITariff waspassed:
lithe raririwere removed, it woold sell at that
again but in; consequence of that duty being
posed the importing merchant says : toUhe mai
to;oTthe lth--.I have a togh 4uty; to; pay on
thisr cloth when J ?et homeJ aibi fvoa ninKt nana
down in Toarpncc, else,yodanda canitot traded
the inaktri tterefore takes
t.t PnvMffrriv? recoranendcu . br. ti
purj)cse of aggravating thishangO of oppression
he adsto the article, the csra tfxttiywlatv,n
viz: freight iiisu::.nce andl-excharis?e--ho adds
v' i vncso. statements taken trout
tjie Tariff which havc been IHpealcdlSir; it is
th, delodelyou aad stir youbp i ko mutiny aud
a
;pnd dollar for his
dy:it-doesa3ti the"Brit<-suIjeef1: the'a fay j 25 "j
percentof tlieTsriffatto(K?3t lib the
same thing to the owner of the vessel Toil niust
come aown, ioxx can i pay nigh, because thy, pro-.
nis are, smaii, xuet consumer-who ultimately
pays the tax as Mr.; admitssays the same
to theinerchant, yooi most tiktion tent with small,
profits, the price is ahigh oneanii if yau. da not
come auwn i.mcsx co wunout your cloth ana so
by this and a few other such circumstances, the
consumers who; iire ypa and I my lneslare reW
lieved bf a goudjdeal Wth4lrfultax ; Ini or
der to male this plains I will Mkfiiyoai Maipld
question ; suppose the iarwere redoccdta 124
per cent, is mere any oouut out inat ,tne umisa
manfufacturer seeing i that i thej consumers can
bear heavy tax. and still take the article will
raise toe pnee oi nisgooas r ; remaps tne jum?
ish'Goverument, who we all know; wants money
uio worst oi any pe?pi3 in tne ; ?wono, caiig
such' a fair chance to levy a few millions off of us.
tnr. consumers mignt taxe it into , taeir , neacs t vo
put the tax on "ithere! and 'instead 'of out ! paying
our fehareof the Tariff to otir ewa -goverament
for the benefit of our own Hti2ens we would have it
to paytto Kinc WiUiarH Vlthl fx the benefit of
British 8uljects. Indeed. I fear my friends, that
snch is the madness and rajrti bf 1 Jparty! . in - this
ccuntrv. that some would rather! ! pat I
Pope of Rome'dr the Czar of Knssia the ;Bloody
Nicholas, t han f pay it to our own ' Government;
But whether thts should be the7 case or not," ;we
should certainly have to payaome portion of what
we now pay; by way ot ) lann : duties to x nus y
subjects by way of increased priceSi - i ii" i '. I i-
, . Again,, it is most cleai that in sd fat as-tho Bri
tish Manuiatu-rer pas the Tariff; the Norther
JManufacturcr is prevented frdvh adding it to hiat
good3, and of course the whole of this talk about
our havins to pay the tariff xd the KortU amount?
Union Cbwomtiomtw Coluni-
' We hare beprt fiirnishp by . jtriendth, jtK
proceedings of tliis Cnhenti6iK and j;we!i wduld
jour next, laisoxiy
the most distinguished Patriots
the Venerable Thomas Taylor j in- ihis 00th yeari
presided, 'l he most material part of then
eir pro-i
Hceedings, is, the recomraendaViori of ; a Southern'
Convention, tosdclibcrate onlmcasurfjt oppo
sing the Tariff. To this -plan w-e can see or
jtvioiia. uui as one great oojecf, ris no uouct,
tocjpek the tide' of .Nullification; we are dis
posed hisay noihingogainsjf if. The Lynch
burg Virginian' remarks ! hel :4inks: it useless
on the score Of expences, Waste" bf tune, ahki
the increase of unnecessary- excitement. We
see nothing in lithe Ii measure j itself,' authorising
the belief that it will increase! public excitement.
But in the present combustible State of the t politic
caj elements of the South! thefe may be danger
in the Sjiast hannless action luf a Ipnblicj tdy
mat tne
Into
auspi
ces, however, ofsuch men za the venerable Coil
Taylor, H. .Niiddleton, U. E.HugtT, J. R. Poiri-
sett, William bmith J. 111. ltichardson, James
tiiair, ana reuigru, we opgnv pot w .d:
cnefaint with,fcr
p rations are for; their country's goodtnd God for
'V WTUtlUU HI ,UC VU3C Ut ? Alii IUC1J XJ-
bid that we sh;.plddo ot saj? any thing N obstrapt
them in their labours ilr lace-And though our
judgment docs not leac us to, urge' : this sch"
we will do nothinor toitlr-ii It iley are
frorre immediately threatened with the horrors
of XSullmcationji andought to be fetter Judges
than we ot the oest mode of repeltinsr them.
han we ot tne oest mode ut reciting theih.
Ve find that the distiiiguished , cit zen.?, i Daql.
5, Huge'r aud J,t Rj ;PinseU are delegated to
VVe
attend the sittings of our L.egislaturo and that of
? uiiuua,. i ; h; i
. Foa tub WxTCHMxir : I ; ::
. i FUBLIC MEETING. j rj j ;H
At a meeting of Delegates from fifteen! coni-
panies, from the county: of Wilkes, being, the
whole uumber with the exception of two in said
county, rheld at Wilksboro' ;joiih thp lOthj ds(y
. C-i L tar-r-k' lv lirHir:. TT-1..'
called to the chair, and HiighFMi Stokes Esij.
appointed Secretary: when the jl'tollbwuig pr'
cecdings were had-rTo-wit: pn motion -t pf Col.
James Willbornia cprhmittetf t jcre persons wsi
arointed by the chair, to drSjhfisltor s tha-gejf
vernmcnt of . tms
fnifHJtingi 1 fjireiori, j06J;
J.. Wellborn CoI. John Martin ;and Alexander
Church, were appointed, who reported the jfUiovrf
ing rules, whicli were unahimdusly adopted. ' 1 1
i. icryciuzcn or tne county, may express his
opinion upon the sunjects1 that may come be
tore this meetin, with privilege , to explain,! but
not to address themeedng .aurelljthan once, iei-
2. The Delev:es tsazj "address! the meeting
twice,; with liberty, to explain. 1 r;i;. ij
i 3. In Svlectiriir Deleerates for the sreneral Dis4
tnct mating cn to-morrow, ; anf ; the i; passage !bf
Reolut-8ns, the Delegates frorai the companies
alone, shall yoln'aptiddi, te ehibers elct
of the ? ensuingl Lemsiaturijwre1adhii las
naenlers if the rMctlnieetglf-pj i jpf
theSecretry, the following resolutions v?ere iai
dopted. ; - " : j ; ; ' ; ;f 1 j1: ;tj-1 In
1 . Resolved that the principles jru pgjicy - of
eyery free government arej and of; right ; should
be, discussed and settled in
this primary , assero-
X !f Hi i ill - !!!
; i e f
blies of the
-! - .' . Im ." .1 V.i- if m '': ' ' i!.
ttespived, that quali lj Uepresehtatipn
is, and should be Uhe coreeTStqne
lican institutions: To torther-whirilt nnnrinlewe
that may i be adopted by f :. the Ii Iemslaturo
of North Carolina, or by" the icitizdns thereof, jia
their primary conventions, to alter and amend
the present cxmsttutiosi bf the State of I
Carolina. i. ...ff ' ! V' ,
, . . AesoiTca, uiai our memocrs, elect Ot f the
ensuing Legislature beunstructed; to vote against
the rechartering if thej present jbinks: icf ,loithj
Carolina, and csethebest endeayorstoliesijib
lish a Bank based orxa the funds ihd cxtt of
the State, fcf the benefit the peplet byj aS
e T " . i 1'. : i-ilii ' . -; m: .
appropriating the profits thereof to Lthe ; payment"
of the
uuiuicas oi f goverpraeni, thereby retie-
vmg the people from' direct ' taxatio
bling tlie Statetocarryon a regular
i;; . At !',. !
system
atic plan of internal improvement.
trilof.
4 Resolved, that they - itWlinstiTJctedi
to express our contmunl approbatiori of, and :coa
.fidence in, the intelligence an patriotLsm iuf. the
present djiief ;Magistrate of lheiUiliSye-4
His firmness and fores;
in : rrj3cting the uBill
Stales Bank, an d h4
to recharter the United
(feheral measures
administration---' : : 1
: - 5. Resolye4, jthat XL iVf SSbOTT. ljolI
wun great pleasure, give tn aauxess in tnis i-'o.
if we had rocm as it iJ we Ma$ pnblish ittj'm
was c stuatcu cf i soma u
ooaiseas:u is me political atmosphere,
very toars ofpatriotisinjhriy !be cunvicted
vitnoi to- &um ana blister.' n under thai
ThdiiiS yVartin,; Col. Wm.
HortoQ Maj i Vtm
s
Delegates Iront the (CVjantyofjTfltc talaeot'
the t ijelegates Vtiin the" Coua ties cf AsheV Sar
.ryranaIredetl! paTny1ii"l V tftlaaW x
Ukesboro. to select a suiiaUe Elector Ibr this
Electoral Disiiict. and that thev-' fe instmrtMl
toypte for soph person, as. will sdppnt the re- election-
of Andrew Jackson 0r President pf he TJ.
States, who is known to fe' friendly to the pre
sent a(kunislration tS jthi; general : government,
w nose cnances ot success arc most certain. .
0, Resolved' that these proceedinss be pub
lished in the-; Carolina Vatcliman, and 'siich
other papcrsi as are friendly thd present admin-
r T. 7 ""J 09 wiumg to - puclxsa the
same; i.-u'vt" i ,i-K-
'7. Resolved; that the thanks of this meeting
be; tendered to the Chairman and: Secretary-1 for
wo pauent ana tpartiaL .maimer, with which
they dischargtjd their repectiv-!dutiesw-- i 1
H.;M. STORES, & 1 f ' T . : '
, JTMrawaipfJudgt oridttr. We always
believed; that the naineibf Philip Pt Barbour
was brcuJht ! before the neTe . mmTulAt- .
ihe Vce Presidency, wifhdt ! any agency, eon-
j l ucsup uu iua pan- oenevmg as ne
doubtless did, tliat his prospects f of Success under
present circumstances, was by no. means flatter '
wg,-wnu.w permit his name to be j! held up,
would divide and distract the party to which he
was attached ; Instead oflbromoting its interest.
..v uuuusianuaiym -jvawh gooa aumoaty, ftnat
J udgo Barbour Ihas lately written a letter to a
gentleman of $iford, ihi.his State, ih which,
he in suhstanc4 expressld the! wish that his
friends would ,rtot oontinue! his name as a candd-
aws ior iae iceresideticX It this information
be true, as we believe it is! some of the pretend
ed mends ot the administration who 'have been
advocating his! election jfand denouncing Mr.
Van Buren, will be placeJn rather an awkward
situation.-JliiZfwrt bpcetatorl ' I! ,
it is with vcfyfircat sattaction-that we ex
tract the atovefrhin the fiiltofl Spectator.' We
could seel no use1 in Judirel Barbours- permitting
his nams to be used as a coyer for 1 the Nnllifiers,
withoht the remotest chance of j his getting a
single other state' In the union and especially
while h was professing himself the friend of
Gen. fJaelaonl AdminisWation and .actually,
holdings high and honorable office- under the
President; whch from it4 sabred character
ought to remove him frKn the strife'- and turmoil
of party 1 1 This consideration surely ought to pre
vent hin'from lending hihiselfas an instrument
to defeat the hopes of thatfeause with which he
had been hitherto identified, i We rpioice to learn
that Judge Barbjciur has not forgot the dignity of
ins siataui, ana is i aetermmea to vino icaie ins
ownirtepectabHlity. by separating himseif from
this political eoiip de tnaut. : Should the adver
saries of Mr. Van Bursn still insist on running
the name of Judge Barbour against his wishes,
it will make thefr motives and aim too barefaced
for day-light. It; will shoW that it is 'Mr. Van
Buren's defeat. and not ? JSIK Barbour's elevation
hhatthey (aimSt;--We wish the good people of
j itn-nnw nr Ttix men
- -ASTCCDO rp OF THE man
(CMMtrNICTED)
JJLOOD
It! Ql; I rib lul3tl.
Jt is well known the ; Jrish ' JMation as
well as most j other of the Enropeau
Kingdoms, prrae themselves very highly on
i"rr'V!n." , V "
their Ancestry,! whethei: ; they are
much or little.f It happferied that
worth
one of
the high Bloods being reduced, having lost
i tit ftrftatfr rwrf ot msrnrt una hv mssmarinn
in order to regain it, mad e suit to a Noble
man's Daughter and when he asked the
old Gentleman's consent ibr her, he asked
him if he was able to support his Daughter
b - ' r r? f " J i
with as much as he wast able to give her, he
answered he did not think he was altogeth-
er, bit said, there is myi Blood, can make
I .irw lio lofiifT.v IJiaavd 4tirt -nA TVTaT.
n that is all, your dependence d- -n youF
Blood, :my. Dalighter wuld live better on
"V6S yuuivuu.
If some pecpiy that weiiiow 'of, had,' only, a
littleVilother Gumpshion, they might extract a
valualilildhtfrtliefo
There is a "proverbyerry old,
; S Look ye now look h now,
Jcrry goodas I've been told
. i Look ye-Wow. 1 i '
;(t : V'' III, '
.This proverb is of Golden Rule,
! Ferry god jto cautionbol, J'
' Never meddle with edge (oc,
, H Look ye now.
IP
S I;
A snake once licked ape so Tough.
IJ Look ye now ! lockrie royv ' -Jlur
found ktar brealfist ferry tough,
"ilUkyeiwV'fjf-- ;f"
.., if I , - J$ y r :
& tore httr tongue above, beneath, r
ij Htrf wished W hak!iiot left the n,
But kept Aurtongao between hur teeth
;: Look yenotr. ; f
J I . '1 . -
P Coll Robert Love ot JIaywood ', coraty has
I been nominated by a District Convention, .as. the
I elector on Jackski and Van Burea? Ticket for
I si
,,117.
Mortalitu of ' free blacks .-4The Baltimore
Patriot sava that of 178 deatlis vjich occurred
in that city in one week, 78lwere of colored per
sons j 74 of whom5 were free ..The i extraordinary
FIRST NIGHT OBI LAMORAH.
i .The splendid production f Mrs. IIentz, Lamo-
raU,orMe ireslzm n ua, was oroogni. Maru
on Thhrsday nisrat. anderi the i most happy an-
sntK! 1. A lani-and ifashionalde 4 audience
thf ho-rSIand the rishtsr of the curtain
was met with a most enthusiastic thunder of ap-
plasseiCSttt. Rrp.' :! it fv ' T- . t.- U
Ii ThJ itV elecon mCharlestoawS. C. has
terniinited in the scccess 1 of the nrjlDfitration
candidates by alrhaioTity of one hundred and
sixty totes.1 The tcifon f-.i'bear'theUidefeat
like men. Tbelrirofiiss a deterntir-atioa to coh-
u a the October; K
.". 1 1 of xyaAr DiaciUPTioir, r
EXECUTED -dTTJUS
C. Iimctanl tl.i H.SiIcs jln.'he 'iOTotatidi
mortalitv among this class people, attnoutea
to their "dissoluteness and icirirudent use of nn
wbulesome fruit. i.- "''( "'t ft i ' ' ::- ' 1
MOFFJCE
uuods cril bi cJcoCTtent VVir? -"!if I
; - "k tfwert,-loie tcefcrv corrected, 'd X.
?y eorreeteA
: Bacon pr lb' 8 a r (Litton Wlb fei
81;
voiiee pr to lar a 15 j r'louj pr hbl i 4
.78;
iorn pr bush 60 62 1 1 Irda nt lb 41 "a. 5 r
Mo-
lasses prgai ay a 32,; NaiBs' cut 71 a. 8
Salt
.. 1. ll. -ri . n
MxaatfiD, In Saltro N. C. on the 23th insr.
by the Kev. G. P. Re chel
3itJhsr, to Aliss Catharbe Frost jt daughter of
Ezekief frost. ; 1 1 ,V Mn
In Davidson; county
Miller Esq. Mr. Isaac (Wagner,; to Mtaal EL2-
iu nuwiu wumy uu tuo iiu ton. y nunrj.
ahethJCatniK.ft.-f.'-s---4' ;fc-. - :
Died at the Virgiuiu Springs . last treek conv
modore ThianpsohT of the United States Navy.
He was a gallant . Seamin, a sensible man, and
milch beloved by his associates. -J 4 j I j
At llali&x Gourt-llouse, Va on the 13th Inst.
after a severe and lingering! illness, PMr. l John
Murphy, jr. of this towtjaged 18; years. He
was an excellent young inan; . j
In Riloinrli rm tYta '-tl I Tnct mfif m rvminftA P-
Wheaton. " ' ! .. " I
At Chapel Hill, on the. morning of! the! 10th J
Inst. Mr. James N. Neil, son of Mr. James Neaf
of Chatham County, a f member of the Seinor
Class in the University f North-Carolina.
GRSszrszbnonH patiizo?
Is printed and published eviry Wednesday mor-
ning,byj. . , j . .rj
v At Two Dollars per annum; payable' within
three months from tlie date of the first number,
or Three Dollars will bei tfivariably exacted im
mediately after the expiration, of that period.
xaca Buuacnoor win on at noerty vo aiscoa-
tinue at any time witliin the first three months
from the time of subsenbinir. 6y paving for the
numbers received according to the above terms ;
but no paper will be discontinued until all arrear
ages are paid. - j ; i -J " t
A. failure to order a discontinuance vnthin the
year, will subject the subscriber to payment for
tlie volwle of the succeeding, year, at the rates
above mentioned. I M i
A year's subscription will be ascertained be
the numbers of the paper and not by calandcr
months, Fifty-two numberi will make a, year's
subscription; and in the; same proportion for a
shorter time. j. : i!', ? 1 . . "
Those who may beepme responsible for ten
copies shall receive the j 1th gratis.--An allow4
ance of ten per cent will alswibe made to author-;
ized agents lor procuring subscribers and warrant
ing their solvency or remitting the cash.,
Not exceeding 12 lines, will be neatly, inser-i
ted three times &r one 'dollar and twenty-five
cents tor eacn succeeding puoucation tnose u
greater length in the same proportion. I . M
. jvu letters ana commumcations to tne rx:iior,oa
business relative to the oaoer. mast be post
paid, cr they will not bo attended to j i
POST COAOHBSy
Rwvamfrom SaletLJ idlfythe C.
House in Virgmui, three ttmes a teeek
i -: ;: .- ::-antfi facti,:. ' I i
nnHIS tine starts from Salem every Monday,
i Jk. 1ICUUC3U4I OUU w ----
fud arrives at XV y Uie ourr oun-iipuse at , p
o'clock P.! M. thc next day At the same Jiocr
that the Stages leave S&leroi they also Jaave
Wy'-e Crtirt-Konse aad arrive at aleal4 at
$ o'clock Pi M: on r TutsdayiThursdays 1 and
Satnrdavs. I This lane! is so arranged as tooor
respond in its arrivals af Wythe Court-Hoose,
with the arrivals of the Great Ubes leading
through the valley of, VTrsriniaAt "Salem . it
corresponds with the arrivals! of Smith's. Pied
mont Line, and the Raleigh Line-both of which
run three times a weeld! Thawhol4 oi this
trip is performed in the day time. The Route
passes within a mile of, ifceHk4 ..fMouBtaia
through Itetnanb - Bethbara hy Muunt Airy,
crosses the Blue Rhlge at the Goud ! Spar Gap,
goes by Poplar Camp : Furnace aud f the Lead
Mines of Wy the, and a$brds iane interesting
scenes to those that admire the sublimity of na
ture. The accrramodatfans of diet, lalging
are oxcclleht and cheapj Thej iwihscriber-- hesi
tates not to recommend ibis " teams and driyea
asnt rale. f ilisrescnt are good, and
h win in T wck receive front Troy, New
vri- rMhatit first Into wurkzoanahip land
oMvemence-Fare.S cerits a a inite--. t I i I
l tm ntnvst care .and attention will
bd
to
mM n lmrre and other thincs entHstcd
his care, bottbe Subscriber will notibe liable! lot
accidents.;
- Beeswax pr, lb 1GJ a'UB,I3randv.! Archie nr
4 4-a ; Crttoo yams, frpn No. 6 tot Nd.9; i iVm ri , ; . , j-1 Ss.: f
37-J --a : 1 ' 50 ; ' prM bal4, frorn sNo j 9 to No? 14" itHJai SiHHJ'" Off , '
$1 50 a I 73 -Feathers pr lh 525 a SO ; Flour Ii " &J&I2 OH fiW: ii 1 1
prbt 31 ;a. 31 ; Wheat ;haali'i 61lVl721 ; fkrA- 'jTWi,' HI til
kyeprl)ash;ftspf&l, liMxir; f SwSLOSESS,' ! H
pr bush-SCl a45IRde&-reeaprlb5i64: In .FVvJiii atJ
pr IbWll ;Leither j4&I, 271, skirtingf QWBJ'SI -
lb 03. upper pr side $ir a 2 50 ; Molaes pr tl. V1 MCTCo VCCtliltZZCCi I lf
gal 46 a;57I ; Nai s prE ?' lOf.Pro visions v nnhaEifirf pisses through the kasaat VV2 Nt
Beefprfo2l a SVBlpr tolS WlO; Butte? lit gesof Wibcesbarongh d JeeWiaAlhW 1
priryicgs-lard 8N 10;-Poik (none)-; Irwttt I2re atlead of :
tprbttsh$lij2i A I rSteel)Prnericaii HU;-JUvef,yrIle the'GalTyS?'! :-!
bkster pr Ib lOjjEngllsri.dorpr IbvilOiCastlir nd presents one fjbs mteiesSjrdg Pf I
fo27i a 33i ?SugarprIbi8U10r5 ;tRito; fftafaft4 I
Jamxca jxr gal $2 ; yaalcee'do $1 tlWoolclean ffibrdTThe Staes?!eave 5a!emorthe West!
pr i 25 a 30 Tallow; pr Ob 8: a 10 iHT)baceo icaniedtately alVr the arrival of those frnra tori -: ; V
pr to 8a 50 ; Townen hr yd 16 a 20- N..:Cw. arid Washington .City aarriv2i
W ines-Tcheriffe,' pr gal Jil'i 250- Madeira, Sbojrn'a H Rsads m time x is IChixvilW tf '-t
(none) ;;Portprgal lf 5Q a 175J; (Clirei pr .ffry- At AVUkborougfa, this linenncJS -'f
gall 37 a 175 tMala4iitw Ml 'Vh!d- by a Stage ruanltw twice a. w ffU."l ,H Ii
Ew. to Miss Ann ScbntU of Bethlehem Paj I t ath-V estor West, or from East to West.U .1
thisj towhdti Thu4daytevenlnglast by wOl find the Route by Wflkesborough, tbe n&v4 ji
the Revr Mr, Tabler, Mr. Thomas Atwell, to ijeasanti cheap and .exijeditiousrhe Sabscriwl f t
Miss Ann Voudsoii.. - fV I . : i f 4tter tbemsdves that theirJ I accoiriiaoda.! f t
i Ih this town, on Thursday last, by I the Rey. HJ03. exceeded by one in this cojntry ! 1 f
Mr. Tabler, Mr. Charlesj peeler, to Miss Eliza- jB,eir Coashes are Nprtliera made;and t4ms r f
bclKMaier. t- j r; v i - J Wfirf?,aBdtuHr dnfersaeco
r ci.lnrtJ- -J .It.-V vJt J tt tive, subervounff men: Fam nn i i 1
:4 fi.!H::-i'.'.;
-iSept.S2 M9
Vi WALKER,
IT o appoint Mas.: Mxkr ''Allkv Ai U.-
.raeyurhg by absence Iron the Toi4 r
HtTCTT XT.nnv t v W
,f!l
so arranged astomvo the travelleti the benefit of
Uieintersecting Lines without dehirii'?". Ii 5 " v 1
Persons wishin'
SS?Jr 5i.Fm-eeiit a mile
J wtil becharged sixandi r-
4 4'
It.
SAMUEL & DAVIDt NEWLAND.
Ij'" ; - '1 PaoratcToas.
w vf uiat
4
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Geotlemens fashionable
1-
Of every description, which he will sell brt the W
obi reasonaoie terms, at , nis ihtore ci : Rlatnt
street, the first door below the .Mansion! IhAcX,
and between that and the Office jjtf theHVatchf -li!
rhan. He will keen constantly oh hand k 4 lai4U . fti i ,
wippljr of Narthern and home made
iarthern and home made I Si :. l-:U:M v
.li - .mi "aw . ..; - t 1 (.1 ""I ' a
ui every desenpuon, tor sale at the lowest pa- ! 1 1 .
ces. ALSO all the materials used by Snoe.!Ot ?!
kers, such as vannh, biadinj ' skins, thread. 'U:
ufisues, etc. etc; iiavuiif maoo a pertnaient
arrangement at the North; tor suhplyi himself J
frequently, he will constantly keep up this as-
sbrtinent. r- --f'r'' : ' H"--r"''--'K-: '-i
I i ! THOMAS MULL, Jr.
I 5CJ The business of Manufacturing' Shoes;
ljoots,&c is constantly carried on by the Subir
scriber, at his- shop, near said store. All i orders I
Will be promptly executed by workmen of 6upet -rairskUlandfiithrulness.-
. N
I - '-j THOMAS MULL, Jr.
JSep l i tf3 ; ;. ; , : ;
g
f jl VIE Subscriber is rectTing and opsnUg !'
JL his St-jre in Concord, also at his raslden?'
Ten miles East of Concord, a Urrra and ereiieral
assortment ot t alt, and Yf5Tca
i -G00BS
Direct from. Philadelphia, and .sclectM w?h
ntneh care from the latest imrjotatiMia : Tii-
JUU wi tt-ai fcw aaav swssmv . a w a ; 4ap
assortment very large and.complete. J
I i ! Among tthichf are
British, ' French, - India and Damest
IcDry
I t Goods, suital le tx the present and approaci
I Superfine Blue. Black and Brown Cloths,
I Mulberry, Ureen and uivve i -j
Mitt, Drab and Petersliam, ':.
j Sattinetts, Flannels and Baizes,!
' Rose, Duffle and Point Blaakets, :
Black and colored Merinos jt d
j Circassians and Bornbazetts, 1 3
i I Gent's. Camblet and Plaid Cloaks
Ladies' Plaid and Circassian . Do.
Do
Cotton Yarn, Stc.' Sec. .
a-
I Boots. Shoes &i Hats,
1
f Leghorn Dunstable & Navafind
Bonnets,
!BooksiSaddlos.-8tcf
I a ;CARPiTERS TOtJLs,! i
. ;:. I Dyes, Medicines Paints &c . MM-A-"i f -jf
Cloride of tfner.r ' V - i;.-- :
Xo'rether wjth a general assortment 01 riaitut
WARE. CUTLERY. Cluna, Glass & Queens
Ware,- " ;
JCotton Ragingi fc Balo Rope f 1 1 j
-I f SUGARTCOF-FEEi TEASSALT,
! K ' IRON. liiM;-V
IA11 of which he will sell on the xh:t reasirfiil
ble terms for Cash orf Country Produce, or on' a
credit to punctual dealers only. He invites tbo
public to call ahd examine the G joJs her pri-
Z ltd He'soBciti those indebted :p him by ic4
ccnot tt notes, to make some- exertions .to pay
tbis season... The highest price will bciveal for
Gold in payatent of debts, in goods ,! or iiif-iCashJ
- ir T - -i v i i P. BARR1NGER. N
.: Sept. I S1832--4w4 'M iyi. 1; , ' U
ILL be" ffivea ' for Feathers, esougb to
make three bedssEnquire at thaLStwro
f of It M; C!rHnd. lK'tt
t
Fept. I tf?;- - ,1
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Of an imprpyed form, for sale at the ;
dffice
of tho Watchman.
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