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must no admit llui it Las plae--
i"j hiscoBntryat halfaceatuiy inadvauce
Lf he i-itfoa I it; would bate been,
Si, adoption The value of homt aj
. .. . r.rV.mi market.-is ncalculable. It may
m en as
be illustrated Dy a single ez-ampie.
ihrpe anndred! thousand bales of cotton now roan ;
.fctoredio the United States were torown into
the nlaited market et Europe, who o estima vk
IhaJreduction in tbe price of that great sup
liable conaeaoeoce rY '
ti.a mnrri.nka of the tariff was proposed t
meserve our manufactures; from impending win
menaced I by: the .jmioUtratioof G; ral Ja
to be, I irott mat " J . i-
psin conjunction wilb the ft
Jasb duties, home ralqatioos, and the Ipniltsf
?rVe aticks' inserted tor the benefit of tbem.
W.uring interest, will ensure it reasonable
:kfTiiatfli protection. . . . rti,t.
I lntimitely connected With the strength, tbi.
if rosperii afy.-ibe yntor, W1,'
Lhc uf InterMl lmproraments of which yo
di"rtfc wssd
i r " .j i--t L. rctrn nnrllfin Hi
-.fcoRnectiMg ne -p " Bur " . " : lij
: Tt . it:IJi k. iflFtaA a smrit throughout ton
t me uilliJHi 'B " -rr. !
. . i r . - . 1 1 ' . t - . i - W t A nr.
land wmcn nas impeii :"
f knienakef the accomplishment oi mosi oi
.vKvoiH dhicb ought to be periormca -jwp
lint gyration Anc after the distrtbotumipl
!e surplus recently made from the common treas
"'t irv. but little now remains for the general gov
'PL.f. t .firtil in dr. on this arrest subject, ex-
Unt thr warts wkh ars intended .to prpvidei
i I t L.'.-. ..p h cornrit nf rnnimftrfffi
i niinn ind the cuxnpleuon of the Cutn-I
i- i -i , ' r L--JiT- L ctn ihA imnrnt
i lacit ofiharlvvfsl 1 bad ffared that the expend-J
;l; ure: I piibHclitoncy had been .often wasteful
llinil unnpcessjiryl upon woiki orrtbe lave snores
1 !
? LAW OF TI!C!HOD. '
-T- l v .. .. : i 1 1 j. ' .
It i rritm to be very coramqa for all stage,
tiamhoat. and railroad proprietors to adfeiiise
'Freight iand baggage ai trie risk f of the owners.
and many people are made to believe mat inese!
notices exonerate the parlies from their liabilities
as! common carriersi vThis U pb so. The law
is I well settled to 'the contrary.! From a well-
digested article on this eobjct. farnislied to ihe
Albany Actrertiser py a tegai u54mh,
tract the tollowiog itexahdri GazeUe.i I
lit Is expressly decided tliai stk jejeoach, rail
road, and steamboat1 proprietors ere cnnmon car
riers, tna are;like allother ommon carriers; au-
JteraMe! for the baggage t)i passengers ; in a i
they are regarded as inurerf;aid mu3t answer
for any loss not occastooed iy-inf act e1 God or
the public tnaniti.' ThattheTTalt that tHe ovoit
tr is present, or sends hisseraots to look ater
the property, does not alter the else That cum
iaojy carriers rannot festiictthelr -Commoo law
liability, by a general ooiic jlikihat wbicbl
have taken a bo re as the text of t bis article,- that
a notice, fall baggage at ; tna; nsip of, tne owner,
even ir broagbt borne to tne it nowge -fvi
passenger in a stage coach fwho ost his tronk,
o nn nrntprtinn In thft nronn'et&rs of tll6 COSCh
A an -action againu thetn forlitf'' loss 'tftitpropo&'yoy 14Ufyl.0w.ta havt my life, it u
trbak; That common jcarriers-aeJ)oando de- it your power j-fakei it ; still continuing io his
lifer t&'each passenger at tM en pf his journey formtfr jposttiuo; from" which he had cerer stirred,
bis trunk w .baae.?i That? thel .whole'duty io Ilolstem took idf libcrate aim for two' seconds,
this aspect rtC P3 llnef farfl er. na 1 nredandjMr'lVIoprejfell lo the ground mortally
iha trr; nf fwrfinnrv cireirt marking theba? I wounded. 3 The hall lent erect the abdomen, visa
saie. entering it upCj.a ajbiB, and deliver tng through the colonic thence ranging upwards
inc.a check ticket to the owner; renders eas its j with tne spine. ) , llulslein ; immediately mounted
discharoe. That the nassenfferl is not reqotred his hors.8.! which : tnfe, ' Labbalts had in readi
taexpose his person m a crod, or endanger his ness for him and f dished off at full speed.
safety in1 the attempt lo-deWnaie or claim his Upon his friends reichirig brrn.Mf Moorecalm
prnperty; ' ; -j Vl'j ' : ly obejVed, tbai he was kUle that the bail
1 What 3 the reason that Ithe eommon4aw will had hurt his" spiniH Surgical aid' was imtnedi-
not excuse the eatriei ipnles he ihow the act of j ately piroenredi! Up6a the Sargeon aononoce
n A 1 . .t f t, h..kf; 'ttiA mlo! ! msnl In hlm'tdal IhAUniin J nOo fatal mrA tVtm
'lheaj.proacli v(i ;his ! fTuti in cn?en hy. all.-f?:
cept the two Labbatts.aiid a few cho:ce spirits,
he remained .concealed in his lair. 1 ,;A little ba
fure 8 o'clock, upon j lhat rooming, j Mr Moore
came to on footand alone; to cross of ex to towni
ignorant and nnconscioaar of the fate : that await--ed
himil:He had arrited at an open space Before
the house,) when llytstein, sarrounded by his
I r iends; rosbd from (his, hiding place, with, a
double barrelled shot gun to his shoulder,, cocked
takin-f deliberate aim at Mr Moore, be called
Inn htra aloud : Besf for .your life, you; damned
rascal,kirlwUtkiUyo!u: . I,'-
Mr Moure, aware now for the first time, that
his enemy -was so near; suddenly stopped, folded
bia-arms across? his Itreast, drew; himself op to
bis fullhelght.-and observed, i'Mtilolstefo you
have ' me' in Jroor poweir beg ' foj my life.. I
shanH-shoot if'yott please..1- Holstein did so
the.gnn snipped. 1 Immediately Mr Brmghurst
stepped up to Hofsieiri j and 'requested him to de
sist : - he rinsed an- instant, cocked . the other
barrel, tbea laid itrbyi his side bat pantins for
tne oiooa 01 nis cjcum nerimmeaiaieiy drew a
31 IB1
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you
eptr- . i win JigMfyou
iofjf cin, 'pa equal ttrrms iii any manner you
4; that he cave iji.
wird for the service;
r 1 r Iludton
-v --ur3 as a
River Chronicle,
p-au-.- - -' 1 1 z: .....
re-, 1 nil to dectlre and utti-ud hendrt Js at a' time
out of liberty, hich is esteemed more valuable,
thin life itself, than to defraud an individual oat
of same -money or property, onn of the" conve
niences cf life. If we would preserve liberty
political falsehood .should be disgraced and rsti
mated in the same-manner that private fraud is
I when defected and punished, v . : v-
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rniDAYa AUGUST 0, 1839.
to ih Patron of foe Waidvaxan i
7 I In taking npon ourselves . the manage
ment of this paperl and thus- becoming io
some degree yoar servants,! it is but natur
al far yoti io inquire who' aad what we are ;
aou increiorjB it ia; necessary lor us to say remembered, that Mr. Van RntPrt n.r. in
THE NORTHERN MAN WITH
- SOUTHERN PRINCIPLES.
The following bit of legislative history
ought to be borne in mind by those who arc
so willing to lake Mr. Van. Buren by ' the
hand, as a southern man. It should like
wise jbo remembered, that he voted for the
odious Tariff l)f 1828, and under- the pre
text of. making it unacceptable to its friends,
threv into it its most oppressive provisioni:
That after; this was done in the character of
-f - . - . - ... . ,
cn enemy, he contrived to get instructions
from the Legislature of New York, and ad
vocated the measure. If ought a key to be
h th nohev of the lawJfos this" safety of all 1 olavful smile illumined' hia .calm.' undisturbed
persons, tne necessity oi w nose i a nairs requires i ieaiaref nn.iemarb.ea, ctu uoys. i nave uvea
ir;
. i t j L ! --.n ins. anl Minltirf i
i s..inniT iI.a orpnt iiv stems or noiicv IC
i T,'tust nrffMtMl. I was actuated ib
l.aparatouunt. desires which bas mnuencea ma
bronJhpul my wnoie puoiic career, wi ucacii
.tj, ii all its Jntegruy and. vigor, oor nappj
IU',,ri In ii is comprehended, peace, safptj
"' T- ; J . i t .. - . --.it.....
riastiiui ons and airjtnai cousuuues
vrW !nil htnn of odr country. II We nil tne
' -f.!-".! .J Ii .....t. .nil r?ro
I tne SCt ntrS hi oisurMtrr, auaitu, f-r
M h i . W .i ' I .
ii.nimC.w iicn rise no oeiore us.
- 'j. n t . i .i if., .
Uut iC it bjmoii proper ana ex pep ten. loie&e
the cae to the several states, those internal rp
She' waMsjofi. Society . keqotre, there is' one giteU
hd U&iiii nisowrce lu whtcb I think them fair
Vr entiited. 'rho p'i$lie domain has accomplish
W'ii Ui n:mo! which it wis . dedicated by oa
Uelui tiHirw i fatberL in ! satisfy itUI the larid
s " . .t t t -rr r i. .
ij!niles, ib;ch;
them tot trust these sort jof persons,; (common
may b$ safe an i their ways
4besej carriers -might have
induing all persons that had
any dealing - with them,! by .cbmbining with
thieves, &c.; andjet dojngit in such a clandes
tine rnanner as would not; be possible to be dis
covered.' . '--;:j''3'- - -'' ;; l-f :T
; CoWen, Justice, in Cole si pood win,? cited
abo?esay8, at page 2S0, 'I JiatevaiA that re
laxinfi: the common law ififforilpens the. high
road to fraud, .perium theft, and roobery . It
does more. . 'Looking to IheTpfesent ordinary
pov io say uuiversai, means u iraei anu nous.
portatioo by coitches, ratlroids;VambQat8,ack
ets, and merahaot. vessels the mere saperaddi
tion of-negligence in respect1 o the safely of
passengers and property wjould xbnstiiute a most
(earful item. 'Tb ere, is n principle in the laVv
better settled than that, whatever- has an obi-
lqs tendency, to encourage guilty negligence J
framl, or "crime, is contrary tot public policy.
Such, in the verv natureot taints, is theconse
a IFhigl i 'Siefa fifyig, attdhow I believe more
slrongfy yhanefifii tfie ' rrta Ifrmg cause,'
Fnm thel instant tbd ball, struck, paralysis' seiz
ed the lawcr extremities, and vithout one inter-
vai oi-ease, irom ins mosi excnuaing loruieui,
sor7erihg;io ison;jlajngaag 'ten thousand
deaths, he calmly expired in thV- full possession
of hr9:.mental facuhiesjat eight iclock this eve-
ning.
From the gud$orltl
iter
Hi Chronicle
quence of allowing the common-carrier to thTowj
off, or irfnyway restrit, ! his legal liability i
were pranied to ihe officers and
tir,- ''.r t.r iij'.n..liliiA ' bm'iIJ til
Hmtnbuliitg ! tolithe extinction of the national ai dQress; a necessity of employing. the common Gaasy mftff?lV :bn E! verse
'iSuiiiigtfaiic oxnjinon.Oti Frt
day Nfst weljbefie jfyli'a joiniion with our
citiC0s. ?genraljjr. .J?rjeofj the most Jsublime
end splendid; aquatic phenomenon we ever
witnessed in our' Jrfvr.- j About 12 oVIock
a black clou& psciilovejr oqr Bay, and no
sooner riad "it cast its shadow upon the wa
ter than thifre fafOse a most-, magnificent
Hater SpoUi; winch reared its lofty head
until it unitecl with tho cloud, with which
it coitinue4j ftoi fivcjlj qrossing; the Bayi
from Tallerli IPlCHoihe neighborhood of
something of j ourselves; and the manner in tbo-4w3t;detTree. relaxed! his hostility to
which we propose to, conduct; theVaUhM Southern insUiunbosunUl. he- berime die
heir annar&nt in iIia ihmnn m nnbr.l
j . p, iu8f po.u.es oi we p.oer, j,ckson . TBtM0f , iuddeo, he became
ywuitu aiay uo cunsiuerea oi me nisiim
pbrtance,) we
continued.
now understood as- the
and. whilst we sball mak
CONGUCiic
Hci:-
' Salisbury,
Nfely's Mill, -.
Thompson Mill,
. Morgan's,
We have hrar ! r
satisfy us that there :
difference on either ;
has a few cajuiiiy il
.1 - " . ti l Northern man withvSouthern princiales.
e can say tharthey shall be o. tU' J.. .
i w ' f r .u i But lne memorablo words of Litt elon
We approve of the: principles 1Tr .. rn . . i. . , . "
' f nig -principles : .. ' . w
Wu'.arobiecrri- Pl''in-'nS ! ftriff l ougb
rsue an even course
W- . i i-M- It -i.
a?piqin2 extremes
gbt
nevergic te forgotten. He has deceived
os bijee,11 said the Virginia Senator, "that
was bis fault : if be ever deceives us aain.
it willf be?our ault; but he has deceived
us .again, and it would seem,that many of
us are . content to be deceived again and a-gain..-
Bot to the record:' .; r
u .The-Legislatoreof he State of New York,
in (he session of-1818' 19, passed the follow-
i - : - - it i ---k "T" .--- fcwwi iwiio Maw an1 uucu. mi"
of the country -we Jsb all br no. means ne- plication to the admission of Missouri . - -
gleet Ibeir interesrj-but will makeitour con- . Whereas, ihe.inbibitin tbe Turther exten
Ifini tilL- iAi .i, i; t ' - " aion of slavery.iMhese Uoited States, isa sub
stant aim to lay before then such informa- ject bf deen concern to the-neonl, nf th;. Sii,
ubjecf . !of (jiiailtutei ajfCl an whereas, tve consider j slavery as an evil
tain to itraS ay he culled mQcl! ? deplored, and that etrery constita-
i I ' t J tional barrier shouldjbe. interposed to prevent Its
4 we shall endavor 'constantly to be found
ar bur J 1ps-r- fajt fcfllif-': t g' " tjiu mrge aiii"-Sa"
atchm!virig j ti metjr notieeiofjall
movements calculated in otir opinion to en
4angerttie prosperity an cj safety of bur high
ly favored Country and her Institutions .
f As. manyl $f tho FatronsL of the"AVatcB-
man re.husbandmea the fboce end. sinew
i
tion on the:
matters that peruin
well as those
tarious parts
bj 1 carrier ader those legal arrangements which al-1
uer i i,,w anv numDer oi eersons to assume mat cnar-
n5tt prodacts of
. t W a !--. .... :
yrbt. : It is in dinger of bein? totally ion,
Ij.yeVandrijnbrvident legislation ; and, an
libft olasible pfetext of benefivino the poor
t!litiiif in fihe liiand of s&eculators, the) founds
.ffii.iva .ii.jiiiii.v'j'M"f
fi ! I hate thought that- the
:iblic domain sbUnld be eqoitably divided am
alt ihe stales. 11nlbeir hands tbe load wou
iiK!tt id tKerpTeuiii)ti of those preat and cos lit
iweFks v hich many of tbein have undertaken .&
some, find' 1t dijfri:att to ci mplete t The wjlthj
draWal' of the jfund from jibe dinger to wb.iefL
fit h exposed j and the corruptiag influences
which" it exerls, fluctuating as the fund does!,
f'or.'fear to year, would scarcely be felt by the
general fedvernment.iin its legitimate nperatipn,
ana woUtn. serf p m impress upon ii ine-periwinj-
anceof :the necessary, duty of economy and strict
acter. and thus discoorage and sppersede the
provision fof other modef or coijiveyance. Mj?
con clusionis, lharhe shalf not be allowed, in any
form, to biggie with his cqstnmerf and extort one
current, of wind in an
parted its bimelion
disappeared! i JltSone
- - s -
exception and another, no
wj, or speciar acceptance
tice. lie shall nut be prt
self a common carrier for
a mandatory, or less1, to h
a public servant, with certain duties defined by
law, and he is bound to perform tno3e duties"
even by express prom
any more than by no
viSeged to make him-1
his on benefit, and
s employer. He is a
ccfWiitabililv.
' ll.is is nit a suitable occasion, and, perhaps, p handed os the
Ii m nni ji hi npfson tn -rnntiatA hrp on tbfl con I Riant urniph annpsra in tr
Iitiiin uf our plcbtie affiirs ; but 1 trust that jl cords the murder, the fyol
opposite direction, il
iwith the cloud and,
time, though at the
distancejof three im lies, it assubed io ap
pearance, a; magnitude in cirrjnmterence
much larger tlian hogshead stood like a
perpendicular, eJ, arid " throngh. the
transparent imstj w tiich; surrounded it, large
bodies of water! oftentimes streams larger
than a man's botl jrj jcquld be seen whirling
and twisting up the misty path to the over
hangingicloodat lai height perhaps of five
thousand feet.' jyhere tie column connec
ted with the clotul, it ass jmed the appear
ance of a funnel, serobrac ng ,tie entire cir
cumference Df the cloud, while its base.ap-
5 mass bf fog Its dissolu
tion commenced at'nr near thn clnud and
ep mourning. It re aj theirioment M. SMebaratiOrr, vast quantities
and! horr.b e murder o(- watr. ciul(3tw! seen whirling down
ic whole
the wa
From the LouisvilU Journal.
MULDER OF JQrN wj MOORE:
A gentleman direct from Alexandria, La. has peared .a dehsb tnss of fog
Red River ! Whig of the 6th in
rpm thenteresimworks n win storey
issuing: irpmioe .rress in va J ne uniiea.oiaies, clearly giving Congress the
of th Umed Stales. :L- We tn- H Vo '?qoire Af new Siate., not . comprised
fend bestowing, oje attennonpw
lubject than has been heretofore;" and seek, of ibeir admission inib the UnionrhWefyrev
tberebyi aside'from other matters; to give th!???& fi( orable Senate concur
1 . X ii vr ? iT I.? therein,) lhat oof Senators be instructed? and
o the Farmer wbq may choose to.fav or us our RrpreseniaUtes in Congrws be reouested. to
itb his patronage, more thn an equivalent I oppose the admission of a Stare into the Union,
- .7 viiiwi j ut cuuipnseu jis aioresaiu, ,ma
king the piobibiiion of slavery therein an indis
pensable condition of admission." -:
On the 29th January, 1820, the Senate took
n n 1 It a roa Inlinn aml . n a w .a . a 9 .
pec. orMoril.. -Well ,kePleiS,e i, CTfo liT:
jhuoling; ouand frranjioff mudf such ,. Mtla9; Aowlii iswm. B.nov,
'matter,7 as we may think will be interesting, Bowne, Childs, Dudley, Dayt'in Ditmiss.
useful and improving to eur readers and the rpaia ruruungnamk uamnaono, atari, Hv
lefy, Moore, Noye?, Pyne, Umss, Rosencrontz.
Skinner, S war, VAN BUREN, Wilson, Young
SO." e
io the cosf of-this paper.;
We cannot obtain bbr coh?enf--nor would
we to exclude from our columns the sub-
Public.
JWhoirtenr;irrnwn Wtfh me, without iotlnf lor, so long and well known Jn litis city as the lnrll5euWi mift.uaul-l!
:.ing ihV sigii'..ffebce-ip any present, it).?ie zealous, the noble,and theUicduInt advocate of f8 "W f?1 PPearf- ,n
pe-ajkyj hreslntitfiom! whom.it'ismy Tnisfotfrinfs IVY hie; principles. B 5 iers 01 l!,eiflaJ7li moment wss propi-
li torieit AVe believej that there is a radical tjaal A For the want of room.we mnstllimit ourselves lious for the grant!. display. The heavens
liiniraiiiai uf thegcivfrnment ; lhat great to a brief history of the events, lhat led to the around us were! shaded bv a black and an-
s Ml tne country are trodden, down ; that perpetration of 1 tbis most ru fain if and bloody orv cloud "thel siki cast hia'lirioiitest rars
and dangerous principles and practices -have I deed. After the establishment of Mr. Moore's I n 11. the rhnnntktns iof R Ark land hevnnd
in fudged and Jcpntinued. that ar fetrWl-I paper tt Alexandria, the ft ends of the Adminis hlniL' JL.J irt .hJnk.mn 'hl.mif.it Mn:
iunrhun bf the purse and the sword lit the tration in that Ticinity sodn!ieicejved. that, by ""'i 6; ; -"V -vr 1 R 7-T V- Vt.
1 O - I -.11 1
interest
bdt:n
con
same haiis. alrealv alarmingly stronirkis perse
Ivtringly aTtemprd; that the conotttuiton bas been
i!roslyvMktejd.V and lhat by the ;vast acepmu;-
niiyn oi eecuiie pwer,nciaai aua aieuuaieu.
;i vus&ie3ii is raniJIv tendio? towards ah elect
i .s:r. i i fi J i i !
) live tuouaTcitji a unse are our cuuticiiuiis, uuu
In fine, we intend to strain every
nerve. to render the Watchman a piper wor
thy thepuppbrt andf patronage, not only of
jts former friends, but off all' who may favor
?us hereafter.! : j I , "s i:
i j - f . t . j. ' t ? . "
f Of ourselves, it may not be amiss to say,
jthat we are practical Printers; and thatwe
'have a good deal of .experience inthe busi
ness. We have associated i for ihe purpose
of making an honorable livipg, and we con
fidently believe, that the 'public will be
disposed to' favor i us so long as our labors
The word Republican has lost its origi
nal meaning : it once was understood to
mean a friend to the country and Constitu
tion in sincerity and simplicity; but when
compared, with the practised exemplifica
tion of the persons now using the term as
applied to themselves, it "means one of the
isjoiity, or to be on, the strong side wheu
shall . hieriuhe confidence of an enlightened 11 can be ascertained which side that is : if
People J
S !
powerful! I
his pen, he was fast breaking down their cause
throughout the State. In the stabling resuh of
me ursi eiecimns in ana arouna Ajexanaua, mey
saw all their gloomy fears confirmed. : 1 hey
saw. that there was no ho.e for ihem but in Vt-
Cestly andifieejrefy entertained. .'jThey prescribe J lencing the eleqnebt; voice b tlie Whrg ,charn
v to us lb duties which we have to-nerflirmP tck I nion. and thev knew enough of him to be aware
vr-irds ourcoontiy. To correct past evils and to i that bis tones were to be hushed bnly in silence
ave,r.t impending dangers 'we te no ettectual of the grave; They imported folly from N.
der, rolling in the distance, and the. vivid
nasjies oi iisntmns auuQ anjawiui aoiem
nity to the scene.
1-
Ihs
RepubIican MiJEsTr.' This
terni has been suggested tb the people by
Mr VaniBuren's fhiserable' vanity, in at
tempting to get upf processions! and fcageants.
a i n "it . r - - - i - - r a. j - - - - t - t i . . r
remedy! but jmj a ; change M our iuK-rs. Tbelopf Orleans, a Mr. Zim; a lowlived journeyman s lovW U3td IRi qerision,ttlia phrase eti
anqnestipnaM printer, and employed hl UepUblipja Majesty
a nis moTemenis
ELECTIONS
We have received information through a
private source, thatj Hilly ard received a ma-
jority of 5d votes over Hawkins in Gran-
vine Uountjr. J nejr .are botn van buren
men, but t be . W bigs votep for Hi 11 yard.
Our informant states that Ibis will be a close
conteslir-
positiou;
coralilutes ihe majority
j wy tne majority ot me nation, a great reaport- moore to mortal combat. l ne ichallenge was tury . ining connected wun nis movements
i ulwlityj Iberefbre, attaches to it If.defeattd, borne by . Mr. King -HoJstelnJ jNloofe Tefused shows lhat he IS imitating Ro ally. Mon-
)by;,isowtf divisions, and not bV ihe merit of; the to receive, remarking thabe ifoold have no 'arcbsl.iievei . move without ! the attendance
Kie s WjTf Mr Vj,g BtOen;while at
!-i Arewenorltbehcalled ertimM ts&
Ulatvd fellbwcitizen by the highest of duties to ted of chalfenging 'Moo: waitill midnight M-c Jj Jal ,tlfmLfmlt
f : oor coufttry. to its fje'einstitations, to posie:(i,; nd then, under the protecting Wings of the t ions, aK rterefor .the! conveyance, of
r! a kJ..,.Ji a .iU.,aii im.i -LrinAtiZL darkness; proceeded to msrhim.rrhe next day His Maiestv'.PnnceUohn'V and the
ti ui lii rt ww in iu . aia'a arr auu ws ca iuuiki uit.iuu i v-ij m - - m w i . . a i t. r w -. a i . . i
a - t"h .
noia.
nd eriil.rraHaea,.idiscard all coliaieil 1 e met tloisteia in the stjreet.land, artnoogn
aBijiitins- in disraffard . everv 'subordinate ' point I the- latter. vvas. armed to the -teeth, denounced
. r f t ' jJ I him "In hi KpsrH a llnr ani Vpn ..K.iK.
4,.-ifi ia t rt.nninit tn ru fii prnnmnm sr jiiiu tniri i w -
Van (Buren's bead is
thrown off
Moore met Holstein in the street, and, although Royal House
I spenaia.
ctionluuiiio heart and band, to preserve!, for seq'ieatly he again met Hi lstein.jbot that das-Litres!-.
iKa Vips!n(T of a free frnvernment. tardly miscreant again qnailed before him. no.
IwtselyJ Llmestly- and" faithfully administered, daring, in his presence, o make the slightest
.anu
I ! to transmit.
flnot
i we permitted our differences aboot mere men t
-M
m
All is -exclusive and
urned. He has
l jLi.i. z'j : rv..
v iWiiu uit?a anu uisar uiwa our causa r - vf
H '! prioclplea L&ret im perUhabte, but men have bjotia
! it iflev tioif existence, aid are themselves liable I m
j iebanda'tTce bVief conrm?
flounce.
ii- i
Vf my I
t -
arae crea
ti any obstacle to cordial an-
isArandj- harmony, aay with it, and concentrate
-- Ufvni iuui iuvii lUV'l Ulii ' 8H,rjj.iig iviil Upl
i ekes oflths opposttfon. Wbal is j .a public; loiin ,
i worth who is not yer ready to sacrifice himself
iLf the' good his country ? . I have unaffct
edly desired retiremeot.1 I yet desire it when,
:Consisiently with the do'ies &. obligations which
j4 uvre.;l can honora&Iy retire. V N veterab:oI-
tdier, coveted with scars and wounds, trtfiieteill in
oiaoy setreie battles, and hard campaigns, ever
lceied his discharge with more pleasure thin
; 1 shiiufJ mine. Dot I think thaitikn him 'iih.
out piesumpiloa, 1 am eotiiledto an honorable
arse.
A-
ln eonelusioo, Mr. Recorder, allow me to ex-
Swiss tWibeciiy gavtromeiH, through von,; my
: ft-jiii'Mul ani especial acknowledgments for its
lWri al Wader cf than hospitalities' of this eh
I . : - a 1 m m-
aiid vi you my matis ipriae inenaiy anc mi-
the, disguise, ofj jKepublicanism
-.t k-i ...i l- .: i i.:.- .L.-
wiiti wmcu ue nai so .iona praciiscu dd toe
credulity VsT tho people and stands tevealed
as the admirer, and imatator of -Monarchy .
Hls sons are sent to England to rnincle
det d- oi wood-a- deed , which ta the sbame of and frateroiize with RoyaHi- VPrince John,"
uuman na.ure, ne ai leogimaccompnsned. , ; 1 has been a year abroad a ttending Levees
ic cupy irom a img anaiinuiiing an fie in j ni-',' ' tT kv-u -RiMhi"
Editor. HefiliM1.it.n,ii!,krtniik-etif.,t I now tbereJ and accordiogito; theLpndoB
es p8sibilUy Iof defending hjmserf H There I Court 041' making 0 'entirely
ceased the beating of as noble and bold a heart inconsistent with the Family projession of
- ut v . a iiauiiu uraiuii y ut I IKUVUIUtUUUli'MIVUIIU iJV(vuiiii
. il- . J..1 -it ' 1 e iv.i! . I -'I- l- - I. . . U.i I ( -
ctcmai U.BUU4I0 ci -oiooa tor Diooa pursue me
wumrKf, ana nnr oy ai? and fcv 'injgoMn'nts
onul be sball gladly look ven to the scaffold
as a refuge-: .
1
Wefare not! diiDosed to ! withhold from
Mr Van'Buren ariv of the doiv he achier-
twit
MACE;G: PENDLETON,
JOHN JOS BUUNER.
The School Ticket
was successful by a
majority of 120 or 30.
The ;Greensborough Patriot states that
news came on tho ..way billi to that . place
that Charles" Sbepard lis re?elected iii the
Newbera District, overS Biddle ' We
oao anticipatec mis result ijom lne tone 01
the Newbern Spectator. '
Col. rWai j CMans, of Cabarrus Cbu'nV
ftr , was elected on trie 26th July, Brigadier
General, or the 1 Uh Brigade bf N. Caroli
na Militia, , composed of tbe rounties of
ICabarrus, Mecklenburg l an ftlontgomery;
over Uol. John bloao, of Mecklenburg
PolHMeansSOO 1 Sloan 67
I!
II!
!,
From the Red River tPhig.fufyG. '
Mr. Moore had taken .a summer residence :n
the Pinewoiids; across the River, about a mile
from town ; thither .he was in the . habit. of re
pairing j every i-Temog and returnine: in the
There appears to be a. distinction recogrrised
in the commnnity between; political Konesiy and
fmoral rectitude ; if a! man byfjialse .asseitions,
defrauds his neighbor; out of anf article bf proper
ty or a sum bf money, he immediately looses his
1 character for hone'stt and probity aid applica
vf 1 1 fin ib 1 niuini 1 w Tnwnci in inn innini 1 anmnfiiv
,C m - - L ! . " s - . . - w ."i
w a . -V --- 1 ' & : f .11 m haniv iiimn iiinnionr .
morning: Red River at Alelandria is crossed Svymm
by persons comings IToW the inewoods Opposite iy mm k?W
10 11, by means of a ferry on the) suramtj of the
bank stands a house, known ss tbeFerry House
Tbe road passes ihjs hoo$e,'and:is so situated,
that any person approaching tha . ferry can be
seen from it a considerable distance .The" occa-
ed inaSingsmg, add therefore, though we for the purpose of enforcing restitution : But on
confess it disgrace to oar plicer we .state lhd other side, when;fraud,a sVhbod, and eye-
the fact, that lAwaWAiWafclAAf r Vi ..-
. . .1. Vit v j ; .t i t it ' i t. 1 1 ry manner of. deception is nsedi 10 an Election
ki$cdhU&and,titk'iihich ht seemed high iJ - . . f - f- -
s :v .1 1 I. - . . V . mm miMha.ilM A In...... M m m.maK . 1. I-
jiUEii6f yi lujuij. (ujJiac iu uo BUSlSineUr
fin hii wa tnthf iinat. a oerson wasappoin-
. - IMS . i f . i II- -fVif
teujotnoia overjuis neaa bjj umwrin,jiiuf.
theldshiib ;sewb; theslavecf the Chinese,
Emperor. 1 On nii'Way,'toi(leeks1 hill, boys
addressed him I with:-'adulatory' speeches
. - '- r. . " ' a ' . t
mnlt rtf lK.lD.nl... i. J . J '
.FJrfca-ii. T '"IVrS: Wbicb thev had been taught for the occasion
i.igiuiaanfci43 nlct cf Tsesday, the jdJ day of July, hicbj so jsnucU pleased Mattin, beio the
t- iii . ; :.lvfctiiaaected"bimscif ins ttUds- await Umtlerg demonstratiosi he bad recsir
if a direct falsehood is propagated, it is soffi
ciently excused by ; the assertipn that it was on
Iy politic -tbajt was only to injure .B8 candi
date or benefit another: in tbe election-; that all
that be uncertain, then swearing to ones own
falihility and popularity until -false asser
tion shall grow io to a. received beliefin
6pitef all rhyme and reason. To brag,
banter and bet; gasconade and.. bully so as
to outface the very front of truth and pro-
babzlity ; to equivocate and falsify in such
manner as to abolish all distinction between
truth and falsehood, and make the worse
appear the better course. Falsehood, says
one,' when well adhered to, is as good as
truth. The name of Republican, therefore,
by assimilation is equal to that of Dema
gogueto such vile uses has it. been applied;
like the name of Jew once an ; honor and
praise in the earth;. now a curse andt re
proach among all nations. '
THE CHINCH BUGS. .
A praC'Ical fafmer of this county has sugges
ted ftb us tb necessity of removing" every, corn
stalk from the fields where tbey.oow stand and
either destroying ihem with fire or potting them
in manure pens where they will be sooq trodden
to pieces. ; It Is quite evident that 'the -corn
stalk affords tb? most secure quarters for these
destructive vermin dnrtng . the winter; and if
mey snoum be covered with earth as is often
the case, tbey wili be. stilljhe more secure.
Wg can think of . no more efficient mode of ex
terminating ibis destructive- race of insects than
by a general destrociion of their habitations. If
farmers would unite in a resohtion of this kind
-1 r . - - .
they might expect greatly diminish Tf not on-
tirely to get .rid of this peat. If some system of
this kind is not adopted- there is no telling to
what an extreme this evil may ran.'
We rejoice to see from. our exchange pa
pers, that the crops of the present season,
are generally good. Io Tennessee and
Kentucky they are excellent. We siocere-
Iy hope that the people will make the best
bf thts opportunity, foexonerate themselves
from the debts of other years : and that
t .. ...... . . -
run ti::-
The ajiurned :
Burke assembled at t:
garjton, im t tie H'y.':.
jiurnment, when ( !
ed. tbe Chair, and J:
as Secretary. Af; r i
was explained, C !. v
Resolved. That v
tion to hold a State C
November next, for i
:..n. .. lit .. .
suiiauia canoinaie i :
Resolved, That i
delegates to reprts : .
vention ; which u r
- VVfbereupon, tho C
der F. Gaston, Jo;
ry, E. J. Erwin, t:.':
B. S.Gaither, C ,
tory remarks subr-siu
the meeting the L ,
1; JZjspIr erf, "That '
nominee ot said C
Spectiuiiy present 1j ;
dy Ihe name of the i:
ander.of -Mccklech.::
private' merit aro
State. A ' "Gentle:::-.;,
bearing, handsoor.o i
roenls, devoted pur i
tion, under whose :
and" character of ti t :
any crisis, and ur, ; -was
received with
ing, and passed c.;
.On motion of E. J.
Resolved, That i'.
ting; be 'published - Lv
State.
Meeting adjourn -!.
WILL!
James Avert, t
!";;;;;;; - . 'Fou HIZ
According to rr.
of the citizens cf I-
mA i. iL- .
Dunlap on tbe Ail.
f forming themschr
I Association, and r
the anniversary d
tion.
The meeting v. :
tT m ' m
3lr. 1 nomas A. L
pointing Air. Uolt.
lheiequest of tl.
Wilson addressed t
snort and apj.ropr;
I he object ci ;
plained by . F C
it was ' ' '
Resolved, Th .i
ed to arrange the t
upon the follovvir
Jed by the Chair
F Cowan, A. llo
James A. 11:11. 1
ing a short time, r
rangement.
1st. i hat the i
dence be read ty I
2d. That a Ft
lee be read by ti.
3d. That mt :
an Agricultural A
4th. That on r
the Rev. Wrn. II
Common Schoc
unanimously ado;
gentlemen all cf I
them in a sals;,
meeting proceed
an Agricultural
Constitution ar.J
sons officers for t'
- W FCowa.v,
R0BT. ll. 1 1 1 1 '
W. A, Dun l a :
II R. Hall. I
- James Crav. i
And Thorn 3 r
Esq. with the c'
Executive Co : :
. On motion it
, Resolved, 'VI
tee be rtq jc'i I
the friends of t'
additional trui..'
may deem pre;
Resolved, Tl..:
out the county
subject of Ay.
to attend the r.
purpose cf c; .
advance the i:
ally -throujlio'-:
ticable-
RegoIveJ. Ti.
refary forward
each of tho rt
bury papers, c
publish the si
The Sorictj j
Ehenezcr AcaJ
of 'November.
islalrm politics, vvby Ir htthings so? f enanis, iraaesmen ai
Is public character! leW taloable lhab Private4 tautl0Ds ind '"ona51e
j merchants, tradesmen .and all, will be more
in their imnnrla
property ; or the good eame and fame of a man j !ions and bonsumptionr thereby relieving
io a public trust -less : valuable, than thai cf. a j to some .extebt, tne embarri33mcnta of the
private indiTtdoai1? b is surely, not .fessefimi conntry
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