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JWwi fht Ndtional tMrigencef. Sept.: I.
the hill for
for ripplin g -;iliat! prbtision r of the
.: I 1 TlJETillD veto, of -the land
V xl ,l i It hirdlyorprwed nyoneyfsiird
'm1! u ln ifT.1 ih-. President had ootaigned
; V "-l-Dislnbdtipn Aci which suapendf lis . opera-
1 if:ttqn daritfg the j existence " of dolts;opon
goods iroporieu irom lorergn countries si a
' -i higher rale thin twenty rents iui tnedolfar
mines si
'3 f ) rtaininz ii JfthipctsWfibo; until (Coogres
A ; !lf edjf df di Jie.haapf coorse defeated it as
! 'kJ r UflWloilly as lhooghbe'hadireibrnedit
tv"t,l'",r,ef',,i8ne fce design the
- t Tariff TL'i one ohiection' to pbth tbeae
t measurc?st;niacb relied hpo io tYf ls&Veto
, : ' -'lions orjlf) TaifftaArfal Laiidfbeingie-
t K tbrCorigffi; ahd presented to hint ?'fC3r.;
! 1 r h i i lA coosiaerable'Droprrt jon'of Ihel duties
? v'J1d byiheinewTantfAct being Ut.a nte
; , ,tH t'.rohQ atpe, tlje lesiiciwn.in ipe jujivri
! " "botionet no'w tke Ifft. anditha 'oper-
y f aUondr iht act ii suspended ohfil we 5hH
j' '. !lia nnEkecoUeanii Conressjtnacc6rj!
r ffl "Wlyg "jTround--whicli, as, W hate
V f t ' 1 nn id bVrorp,7w itl t vry dbf cti SaVt ne ear.
j''i ,i 'lie st roef;n2tf Congress after;ihe$d'jday
r - i 1 ' 4 An ftrdr seems An let st .in- the Ipoblic
t f." V ri A lmm on tljti sublet, especially ima;ng oor
;fl-ndslniUie'W.hirh rfniires lo be
I cntrected.t This eifor -consisu in jlhetr con-fsulriii2-ul!ie
,fibjfe to repeal thW J Veatric-
, . I L V J" k - il-il J..
ell ii1etained and expressed;'
i t; f Nn ariipn ol?(ngr!sf at the prjeseint teg
; ir lias in a'rtVi manne rlieonarden lrbr enr
dang"rd jlhejprinripje:or disinbutiojKof
i Hiie rrofC?d4fl the: Ifallic Lmas jamong
iL f the Siitesi m wbom ihff'rhtfulfy Hlpnir
' f;ifeprinnplplhataf:. ; So far frorn'te-
j!i tnie. jhia 'jrVw'bf Ib"e caie'U fallacious
- 1 i aCurdecepivei lliongli "A'e daresajf it is hon
1 V' rf lV really jeoparded; it was not at ihe kesfioo
ir ' "M t Cooaiesa i'lM fclosed.but when be Distrh
buiion. actwai passed containing the
.' .. . M i :-.. ir i'.. i. ' JlIJl -II -ir
rcs!iicinf4 claqseX i If ijendanzered all all, it
was' by tjt inicrtinn, julthe tery iactt recng.
tiiing tH pribfipfe and establish ng;a sys
tAm of a'ciion upon it, of the pro rison foi
ij puipei)!ion bpnh a pertain con ingency:'
I'ilhe Vi?ligs iu Cn!re'j's roigbj, l indeed,
by rfrairjing from laying; duties on ifpporls
higher than at the ratp;0f twenty pr cent,
i6on the saloe. -have !-apided the eontin
liitntf-rJi.' is;uspVndy.! BtiVal iflnut ef.
rjpuh Vojftjit" tovry pstfiol ie;rr the
course wbich theV parUed, to krjoV that
lSd thciyjactcd deiently!, tbeyrw;j)Ud,hate
Iffi trie? Gojrerrirn'entyin Idisgracei i With a
Bankrunt; Twaiurt andiai! dishonored cred
V i " : 1 i-.Jv i i rf
; l , -1 ii v
c"niry
pfo'lucis Qd;n9pofacuireyjnnthe
nverwhclmeld fcvlthe flooU offor
mDetition i ' tllelilPeople j pfi every
'gn -co
l.-. .v i. iT-.s ,WilMi:;.- - ' - "T- J
Class wtio. maK.e tnair ttvtng py lapqr, nowf: ponnieousiy. auppiyane ;ef uv.o ooaru;
iillioqt dmploj antl atmiit wjilibHl tbod or upihen,Whig3 ofVKenIock you
rsiifnenll tround to'ftbeiibstl'bv thisllasfturn we are proud to call brethren!; and I
f the wfel; amidst thh
Rehires, tho Iris, and the commerce, tolosorforeet a higher and holier duty.'that
wnicn tney;nae tieretoaore oweu jnear em-?
.oymfen
fit 9 by-nfte dayfrim j the reprparb of
y vtui apparently cctnronusedihl disthf
jiutiorj; principle. Vc hifiippwcfifiij and
?ve mean I what we ; savlf The lacti- Inf the
mtc that principle stands upon tne; statute
Mbi nnbake't), uc-mbyby'lnyilfinghai
1 4s occurred at.this sejiyp; fo; t k t effect
a. rtnrerj Ihef Exechibe-; -and'- legislative
bra iirhe's bf lbe; G ovct rurnint a ball again : be
ill brmof)y
j I fv ay, more, by the vlryicborsOivenls
, icludinthe Executive jvetb on tbifand
.
f ji isirituiihnf the princtple! of theixisting
h li has jjjainedso mucli srPiiatii lt itcH?
I : happilr now placed beyond the! dangerVof
f . J eJffli. wit n wmcn it w threatened; at thf
b . beginning of the lite session. Thf Hull to
jepeaLtlife restrrttion wliuch ii cbrvtalos tbi'
j! j thus pht'he art inmiamedistp I bperalidny
hi; y vhouch hV foaled bv tBe Presidmteriiral
' in irn N ri!kanlalirtllilSTr.naBB kf
'i.-'.li.'iJJ. ..;:. .11 J .i." iiik-Lfr,.
j ..K i.pif wie Qrigma oii
i rviitimnrf llif: mciririmn! Ii !. iliii. n..
iU.i iliai rtkia i; i ii.J.i
v 1 . ! .. 1 . . -j - k
Kf.innliuoli-ne.er. e-irust.to broken.
nn till tP t.. ; j; i... ;-if i r st:.-V .trU
r -; P - il P - ' I '
?W?t "sbe Mrrrs r!wWloW
A 4 i l. . i .. : i . . i .i
-..mu., ,F4.r4i uiuiiur suakes toe wotw
tl0w.H- p ;:n
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THE D I3TUI n UT1 ON; QU EST ION
ThefWhiagbltthe;
.L-.-" i , i -i I ';!('- . . ; P !. : I"-
yi-'StFTStfW
KV J "rvll" " "p pn' . ' -f v 'v;uusriruinc
tvf 'W'lf Pf jref tjcrf crcB. tbey
piiav. tav. :ajJe .BpKlebepyp -m4ibo8t bf
i?t cjtpmies; who a,e them bfjrncfelirig
to abused power; andoachof their ftiends
ill r T - .. ""Mr,sian! tseni as navtng yjeltl.
jv'V ilieso (flements?6f individaa prosperuy snt! and for which.we arenow jpreparingl the
I 'natiohil ealilf and ehsra!iter lb 'cacri: gloribuprincipleSj for which we contended
; J.?!lted4l w-iifti f :Ycs; after allM'llat'. ..bal ' -then,--;8halagn. prbbIytritimphr'fn Keif-'
W:t r -l leVn-aaitJ-about if. foriifhat f hyio tbckyfaoj '.Obj'o-fTJie. timesj::-mphatie'atly!
WK--: -I iri rleern the Uislatinn'or the Usl sasion--l calfoTalrtionVa'ndj bo troe Whig thtVuld hi
lji session wis right, firofwb snd aliraince of our cbcer. - t ?- 1 jvv t ' they are represented to b by them, augur
'tiif-acV.cbnid not hVve!pbed--witbobt Mbe' - v i v J.lRIDGEVAY, Jr. ! !," a; Loco FdCo viclbry in 1844 i I
iithvifio; tlSr it kstab'hmdkrtrreat ntincwle. 1 J JOHNfA' LA"2ELL. i -1 il rynch(urs' Virginian. M
I I i B. - Ii . F STi- I Tl T . " -r 1 . , , ' : . I ) : T i I qf' .- .. -
r U ?V,I " I VV"?"85HW" whom Americuns might rally Sw.th! donor.-;
f !f Vb ikf1 Sessiohwlathsol snd"as snihtil was urged by 'a silong Vote
Srf HC- "f 81 rr,$hurg!; but aoptberUmep.bv.Aed
i - i.s p i "T- - - a 7 -w iiru i j i a nn a on t Am e aaa ta a rr rv
id t;eprmcipleof thDiSiribui Act in
;iherr;ffcentMoiei ive pending .Tariff
! nil!: iSKonld tbe r bill!; iobbsnail v Toot be.
.1! 'vf
viirr f law in erwcd!ebfeof a fduher in.
' nt'i'n lhP'eif.Wntia .'Vtoi'iihe'Pen.
haVe.at le.si: the Nbnty of ie solemn
rfw'jdjK l:ridered b 'ilt-iilK !thaii wSenever
:",ii.i.vfTr..miwt5aou j.rjltsitie ntinche-
...! i? i..-.J-.n. i.K-rf wi! L .'lp: pp ....:;
f ' J ! 1 1 -5 f 1 t 1? to.
;h 'nV'g'e-sI oler iH
tsfo -hw re.trjtetiye4
Julipo Aclt4
I be repealed, and the nro. ! r-ni ik. Um.n-.; -, .
to lake Iheif foil effect;1' r-- -1 icepld rnnniniinioruo iw.uci.rj, , : - -r. . . . -R . -. it ,3 ca cuiaiep uj iuu w ww i..j-i 'aadal
lo like men 10 ir .rowu , Vv.ihi.i v;.. P,MU..Mhi ahjold not be .'ask- which jomi the ,Amerieaa with the. IJntistv ;. , - - ( (hi Cily.0 lbe tninaU i itntrn TTTff
rC TUP' f 'A WTl r - It 1 rprnaJKSDiO iDal luc F""!! " w : T - .... : . - i .il.i'r... f...u. ......... nn n I il i if I ""T " Mrt u.' a ... ! , y ; J I
f? n,3 nomintibadre!innatfr hireaeot b.gh tradeWe ibiokHf objections arenlent b) the hie M v h -:: BATURDAY. SKPTEMBBlUa:u
theDiitubolion Art..reeeicu vuiajuin ui wn 'l ,r - -V-s. hie Tbawihe wr to piotect ur own At'Rihimor. we learn ibaUbe Storm cans- - - jl - , f v w?
otea larger by than that hj wh.chthe pofitroir.) it doe not seeiB fair that he .sbntd Jtd Vlebce4he LeudZr - rrMaJj
n...;.Kfrrtn n,in.!Ir Das.ed:-th tBaiwi be a.saifed as a' pol.ttcal, .tpiranl:rV, b. flg on Ahe AU uan repast, nd iepe M eJ Jf". j JEil? ftrOuadrwrea Tlntaiililihl'AVIiirV. rrT
Itn.fforthebUf.pisVed jeaterdayieigbteea iffi
fotea.-Ac - ' J i " .! lationa.with all parties iui,neTenneies.. , x..-.-rv "7''JiYr 1 lower- portions rri.eipwry; in, ineiric ny --z-- ' a -1 T
--r nri a- - nr 1 1 in wwiifiii vr a u r a-. m a i inmani i in l a. w r 1 1 rv , nrifiri i iw . J? t ar - a - i MnaniM r r ?ca . rs wsivf in. i iirr uaiuuiiyiiw - - . v. it -- - , r- f--. . t n - - i . ; f
ft t9 ffrttifyin to' knnwtbaUbcT Whigs
ot the State of Ohm are tboroupMy rbn'sed,
and determined to abowitbeir" strength al
the Stale election which js Ito . take ii, place
some weeks hence. .We copy the" Tolio w-'
ing samples of their sptrif from the? latest
nomSer of the'Ohio;Siate. Joimal ;: izy-j
T 11 B N IJW KK CON V ENTIO NlHt20,
bop ypurrb menin .council :
!,We learn fromdeli eatet whi retorned from'
Netraik lasfeveninghal, the Con? pplioo;
was VTne'pf tlib1 largest and enthqslas't:c ever
sssYmbre2jo'OhW Till'tweJ o'clock
et erj bad, street; and STenu wasIjterair
crammed with Whigs, who ere rushing
forward to sase and proteVtouV cqnntry.
News'rk presenteda solid -,mass of; peo-!
ple-'-T-' We lesrol.tHaf ';thel ConvenJion wt
tanouslyl eslimate'd fromffifteeVlb twenty
ibosand -The nianlf and fearless i stand
taken byltbe eallaot WfiigVof.the Leeisla-
tore was sustained wiioniireunanirony.,
The proceedings of ; the j Contention :will
soon he noblished and we shall takeljlhe,
earliest opportunity to laythem' before '
readers. u .. r-'.i, r t
I. LOCOFbrOISM AN UPHILL ' BUSI
WESS IN OHIO 1 Our readers are iaware
that the Locos, after droraming up for re
riiiia fniif wppIia. iwere acareelv" sbLa to
gather m'eh;enovgn together to make; a de
cent platoon at their late Stale JCorenlipn. v
. But the Whig, the glorious V Whigs, of
1840 are still alive throughout Ohio . they
are meeting by thousands and lens of thou J.
sands. - AtrDTtnnf- Xema, tebao3h'and
KewarkiUhe tWhtgs: were thete by4 acres;
with th same princip'es and with the same
determination that brought them; together
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III JOtu.( , , :., -T - . -j - .
OHIO TO KENTUCKY SENDS G REET-
' In 1840 a spirit of cenerons, emulatif n
induced ,0nio to offer to her sister Kentucky
loin t -.- ::" t
a challenge for supremacy . in Whig pnn
eiptes, to.be determined at the Presidential
election oi tnat year, iq mat contest unio
ackowledges herself lb havls been fairly
.beaten' iind fnowinrbbflp'plioce 't w)lflie; .
oledses then madebe invites, thn iWhigs
of Kentucky to paitake of a oartaews, to
be given at Dayton, on mezua septem
aer ntxtM The truevybigs or Unyton and
Mbntemerr county have! promised that the
honor of j Ohio for generoua hospitality shall
be follv sustained; by them,! and !tbat the
I rich prbduclafof ftheMianji "valley shall
.i ' " ' ' Cl' '". . .. .7 "
uoaiet
whom
whilst
i yi renewing iu rvU ymei uuj picugusiiuai
In the great contest which iiUpproacbihgJ
a roompnj faltfer in Ihe discharge of his du
tjh: Again we say, hearty wlelcoroe awaits
eyery WJhig of Kentucky; who- at the pay
ton festival shall do lis the honor to 'partake
JOHN greenwood;
Al F PERRY,
LEWIS HEYL,
L H. WING.
" r - S. Z. SELTZER,
Ohio Whig State Central Committee,
H CoLUMBrs, August 23, 1842. i iv4 ;
GENERAL : SCOTT.
The New York'American.in publishing
Major General Scott's recent card to the
editor of the Madisonian, denying the charge
of his hostility to the Treaty . with England
makes the following remarks
While; speaking of this Upright, honora
, and distinguished man, ;tt seems; hot
t We, sndiUistinguisbed man. lit seems not
i - , km ,- . - , - - V-' .
out of place (o add a few remarks as .to the
tnoe which -.toroa papers occasionally
1 t-ltilnn InWsirilS him Q IhAitrh kSa aaara
nriy of btlier
. fl '?,' nl''0 H
tbtng can bemtje uniart to Genera,
Scotv lie ijnot and ncveras.:. candi
w"
'..land instlv nrnrirt oi. the hioh !ai.i,An ,h.K
J...-r....U. D....Jk.k,-.L... ' -.P-.: . ..
and justly pronrl 6 the high "station which
ho adorns, of Major General! Commanding
the Armies of the United States, he fulfils
all its dutiesjithouttiirning to the right
r the Iti neither courting Jhose m ?pow
sr nnr inlrmitinn niili llm.a l.t .'P '
lothe nreat struggle of 1840. hisname
, vl '' ..... . ! iiiujc ym Ul lit
aas not lorto as Wat oi a leader, aronnd
ns tne nrst 10 pro
rlaimP not afl.iiescencei roerieiv. bnitsatisli
Caclior j ,y:'tt:: ti
' Sincb that 'jperfbV Geri. Scbft question;
eo iroro various pane of the couptrifas to
his political principles and opinions; by iitp
izns,whh still torned their eves io bim as
a candidate Prr the Presidency replied
rtsrcular hirh!ws made public; riot
w,,lBi nouh containing an ex
press, intimation to the ebntvafv. wis looked
upon as a deelaratioo Jjy Geri. Srott that he
w-s a candidate lor, the Presidency. Not
so. . He e xpres.!v ssva he nni K..t k
of
i
i - ,-mf - - : mv a
" 1 ' a . : i i w
ilat iVii irQ ' K I u " D" ,n n,s eminent, position f AH passed enpyery OappUy and pleasant-!-
. n. Hff tpn and with his views of what. a obndirittTPnilr We nueht notto nmil tn m-mmn that hJ-l
f P3T 41 M,ff"J owes tfi his COUOtrv. conldi ariit iK,i PiT ! InrH-hinia a vntiA anPeimpn f AnJUX
Pf01 ns Othk Dl- nnmin,l.H fn ih. P..-.'jmJ. l.JliiPi i.u .l.-.2 Til. j UT . t LJ-J
I a " - t - - . i: i v w , - .a ivaiuciiLia tat BYniim sr-
.Vf'-'l. - ' . - ' tL; Iti-S fm fPr tinmrp in rl. In ha consistent. I ' - jiviV'i1.,intr J In h I Up WtBAl.H h: c I
pies, bf (,will;rejoceat.j cordially ar; any
Whig among os, 10 toe success 01 iitai cm
inent Slat'eroan.ropoo whom all bopes -al-;
construction." or ihlsrepreseVtatioo astothese
femarkweaddlhat theta're tnaqewilliojit
any communication wnaieser wnaor uom
General coitri l.VVr
if
"if.
WILUALHOUN,'
W Many of the Jioco Fbco psprs are taking
ground in- reference io the next Presidency.
The Salisbury Caroliuian is out" for Mr CaU.
houn and declires thai Mr. Vtn Buen
has had'.his shares bJ public; honors! and
withal, 'as a defeated carididata, will labor
under; ser.ioua disadvantage if be be nooain
ated by th it party. iThb s Mobile, Register
and Huntsvillp 4 Herald, on the other band
raise Van! Burets flagranti ssy; that toabin-
don him infill not onlyf be unjust to that een
tleman, boi will be tantamount to an aomis
sion lhatiihe fifnunds taken against his re
election in' 1840 were just. The last-nam
ed paperj loo, parades Mr. Calhoun's 'po
Iitical;sinsV before the country, land tvs
they nave tie wye! been atoned toi ; and
in defiance of Mr; Calhoun's boastful tone
to Mr. Crittenden a few, da vs seo. it eno-
merates -these j sins. JIn 2816, -(says
the Herald; he feted.1 la jcharter a Bank of
the U. Statesv at the same time supported s
.resolution ca fayor of receiving the paper of
non-specie; paving banks for government
does in 1816, be wss an internal improve
ment man (by tbegeneralgoVernment,) and!
in favor i of a high tariff for protection. Nln
1824, he was. in favor of. John Qiincy Ad
ami tor President... in preference to General
Jackson or Mrj Crawford. ' In 1834, we
find him again in the service of the United
states tsanic, laboring to tiave it recbarteredi
and accupymg an an tigonist position to the
democratic party on everd question of pob -
he nolicv- I It wss by his castint? vote, ai
President of the Senate, that the nomination
i iwr. van nuren as minister io tungisna.
was rejectedAn act wbih was designed
lis an; irisiilt to Gen. Jackaon ahdl Mr. an
BurenJiji j -f"1: '&p'-ipX!W& : "T II
This is the attitude infwbicb one of the
uoea ocot organs presents
one of the Loco
Jroco leaders. ( !Ana i ma
statement mffht
stronger.' YH
have been mide much
that leader, with all: the
self.complacen-
cy ci f injured ; innocence,
openly com
1 filains whenever a change of opinion! 4
1 ..M. ! . ..Li 1 i- " 11', : - . i L ' .rJ
aniiouicu io unn-85 n ; mere was some-
t ung criminal in the rennnciation of an ifi
1 ror.lv- ''Howf haye I changed ?' he asked
mobt for the rescue of the oatton sceaitjo
rest JIenrv -vClav, :;;- - 1. X4T"
To Vutrd'sgaiost inf possibihlyrof Wjs-
Se s.gr ,? y been removed bv he Sefif
ator Cri tendeni tFor what measure hayeLvw i ,,i l.J .u u. .l......-.,l;i,Jj
j wmtw i uu uu sun aufu -
cate V The abbve catalogue furnishes him
a partial answer; j though we have notquot-
, ijL-.u j k. . i r ' '
ed it so much for the. purpose of arraigning
i.. U .u J
frnlini.ni .lk 1 nr .Ua..:.
that oar opponents sre hot so compact-!
. .
1
i
a
e
iy wemea togetner as taey have been in
mes past, and consequeplly that it by rid
means lollows ihaUVV big defeats in 1842,
: t nRn AsnRfTT?'rniM at Rnumv ii
j U W :t.W &f W W.I ... - U W t . , , Ji,
. . , . Bo&to, August 27.
4 Lord w5si6wron. Faneuil Hall was fill.
i ." 1 -:'. , ' i - . ' it..
ed to overflowing this forenoon, by the cit-
izens oi uosion, anxious to; welcome to our
citv the, British 4 envovi Lord Ashburinri.
t ui uisunguisutfU Biraiiger, wno nas lately
showed os in an uoeqijifocal manner 'hat
he is entitled to the. respect - of ery true
beatted American was cdmpanied to the;
hall by the Hon. Abbott. Lawreoce. Hon.
Harrison Gray Otis, and otheic bf our most
distinguished citizens,! and ;Mr. Crattan, the
British Consul, precede by the City Alar-
shal, and there rece.ved. by j his Honor the
Mavor and other members of the Citv Go-
veinmenti ! The M.vor. in the name and
on behalflof the city, hertily welcomed the
cistmguisnea stranger, in warm ana appro -
priate language, every sentence of which
"I ; - . r - . ! 1 - - - . ..I.
U raiuh loud a
was endorsed . by. trie assembled multitude
and at the close the
nrlPiiPrntad ni.t,i!
U,,K f"
His Honor - acquitted :
1 L .i f . ! . r
t himself oohiv aa
ISSno J
: , 1 1 - '-
always does oo such
: Hir Lordship's' reply, ihoogh from bis
low voice.it could not be heard by all; was
also'-excVbdipgl when be
alluded tq hiajagreeabjejsorprise at metiag
such an "' immense concourse of citizens
wbere he expected to see but' few; wss very
touching. He appeared! to be over whejbl
ed w it h em oi j o n s j tod ; d eepj fb r ul t era nee.
He alluded, very happily, to his advanced
age, and said it was now more than fifty
ears; since he bad before visited tbe city,
and of course mabchabges bad taken
place within that time !V:p ! rf j
At the cjose of his address and the cheers,
by w b tcfi it 1- w as ! foi I owed, t he M ay or j en
boonced thai tbe !hall hftd' beeo placed by
by j
by j
the: CityGovernrbent st Lord Ashburtoos
disposal to receive such! oi bur citizens as
might be desirous to be introduced to him.
and then proceeded to introduce the members
pf ;City iGovcroment and other citizens,1 till
his Lordship's arms must have been wearied
with the' grateful exercise.
rK? T.jf,Hj ?.? .n iry,.Qneoi
ivaiurt. a noble men.-Jlf.fcan fife Journal,
ven though! thev be as overwhelming as
we joust ahcw a xeady willingness to cx-op-crlte
with other nations m-lh& extirpation
of, this traded it W0'!bae -! no fleet- off th&
cbflsluiof I'Afrrca.and..; the - slae1 tradjng
pirates ..aoopi our;uig' gcci n iui t
snellhelrL raTTic' onderi" -TbeJ British say
that: lite) 1 m usl search esaejs bes ri ng I h at
fligor they cannot delect the pirates.; IWe
prouiuii ineir jiomg uu cn .iupui imc
must respect -ourjlag. 1l ts 'plain that; it
be becomes a shield ahd (protection' to the
trade we were theTCrsl Jofdeclare-piracy.
unless we sena our own men-oiwar losearm
vessels sailing under it. "Then it appears
tbbe-alnlain dutV.rbbtb orillie:proteclton
off bur flag and! to exhibit to the world' our
sincerity, aiomg io suppress wuh wo
wAre . t be ; first ' lo declare piracy, to send
a 0aet to i the t Western coast bf; Afrtca1in
conjunction witb the i5rittsh.' It is the very
beat plan that could be adopted for the roam
teaance of bur national honor and the good
faith of our conduct This plan was sug
gested by Hairy Bluff in the Messenger.and
enforced with the spirit of s Southron and
lh toondest arguments ;hBy this course,
the Bntisb can search their own vessels and
weooisJ- i M -
" j As jfor the conjunction with Great Britain
inemonstaraling against' the slave trade
with nations whose porta pay be open to it,
some persons may be a little bqueamish a
bout that, and it may be said that it looks a
little nob bfHcioos to us loo much like
dictation; and as being tinged with aboli
tionism. Well, we can't say, it may be so;
but it cannot be denied that it is in keeping
with our pioneer act declaring lbe slave
trade Son the seas piracy ; and taking , that
act for a guide, Mr. Webster' felt perfectly
warranted in entering into thd Agreement; .
l i ;The Courier asks 41 what, wilMhe French
say ln ?Pfay what can' they :sar :Do we
I sacrifice any principle they have contended
lot f i uertainlv net. I he plan is pro-
1 per in itself, and the most" expedient, just
1 and honorable to ourselves that could have
been determined on. And suppose it w'ere
not exactly what it should be, the article of
tne treaty wnicn emoraces ii, is oniy in re-
main in force for five years, which will be
hut a brief period, yet long enough to test
iisiex'pediency!or expose'itsdeleetSt'accord"'
I ids to which, we mav govern our subsequeht
action; Rich. Compiler
THE TREATY. ! .
Several of the Northern papers have pub
!1
lished what is stated to be the article of the
Lite Treaty negotiated in ibis city between
.lit? TY;Lj c...k j n I--.-I -ti.-. T'.--
. Kn nMfihtA h9 ni,(hor.i.
VirUtriXttZ
i ihin? from publication is being the
valw (fit in nn; n. Ih nxhlr .r.L,.
L!. lwin .i " 11 1 h.rilio
ways, it may authentically appear wnat tne
V ' : j . ri it KAnnr
Treaty is. And we feel the more boopd
...... VWw...w ..w
I c.xecuiivB romuiuuicaiions were seni io me
Senate with the Treaty, which may be ne
resssry for its right understanding : and be
catiae, also, if general rumor is to be cred
ited, engagements, not embraced tn the
Treaty, yet accompanied itt and made es
sential parts of the general; result pi toe ne
go;QationV Nat Int ;
1 ii
i l THE LATE STORM,
The Storm of Wednesday week; seems
Im vh ntaii wksw kiiiiijiiih i ri ua ra iiui M
-5 t V . -ia4
-
have proiuced wide-spread a'
WttJ. Ta rKArn nraam' S3 VS--
oief.
i'5:N P. rial lMin.nili.no ctnrm tf mmXmA
nit r-cn Tuesday and Wedneaday last, do-
anil' m
gstill further Jimaje to the crops, &&' Tar
ill is rising, and bids fair .. to be as high
asjf jinf the middle oi July last. About three
tvpka since, we had a freahnt nnarlv as hltrh
the Drecedinff one making three ereat freshets
inliheahnri snare of six vreeka. mnrrnoA, i.n
- " f - " -- . vwww. .,'. W7 ...
preceaenieu in ti.e recollection oi our oldest cm
I zeos.
) The "Norfolk Herald1 remarks
I 'The reports from thecoontry are dishearteninr.
I Much of the Corn, has been prostrated or broken
if ofT ya'hdi'the Fodder whipped into shreds or
I blown etrtireiyfrom the atal and trees
1 ""n"" 1 'T t " : p
I 4MVVlashingtori City, the Gale was very ae-
I 'I f I T. no ... . 1 1
??!! 08 "icieitigeneer" rematKS
l i I Never; have the citizen5bf (Washington wilr
nessed a more beavv and' continued rain: than
be tHi witb which we were vieitbd last iW-ednasday
H eyeningi. Aboutlseven o'clock Pennsylvania ay.
U eoae.from First street to Foor-and ahalf street,
was one continued sheet of water, resembling a
bfoad river resembling a river, too, in another
the breach across : tbe aveoee, nearjhe.: Depot,
gave way, both in the centra and on the north
side; H The waterrosbed-into all the cellars
ahd even into the rooms on the first floors of ma
ny htioses sttusted on :he north side of Pennsvl
vanti avenue, between i irst and hecond streets.
resect,that in iront or tne Kailroad Uepot, from ; f iy .is5iieeo,nai.wiiiun!waa ov imnor'.eq. in-t force for tent tears and couid hi be w
tbejoverflowing of Tiber creek; there was water o h country, payinr a 'small import duryj,- It , , I JhJC,, . ii,r.!r
sufficient to float boats and canoes of large di-! iKaa3sonderatodd,i. that gaffer toe 1st day of eated.aoene.r, I be lags ha vfj
meosions. Sooo the wooden i bridge, erected at NoTerober ibe interdict on the importation of ?re takeirt r appeal to :j the ;reopleipo v
caosing great damage to tbe! goods, provisions, ! thickened in relation to the United Ststes.jmibpl elsewhere.
liquors, furniture, &c. which happened to be
posited there, and which
of ihe flood, there was
one dwelling, which
rest near tbe Depot, tbe room on the first
Had four feet depth of water, io it. A piano
it had to be rai-ed to toe room to prevent
ter from fljiog intot,T be paremeo
of the lUit road Depot was com plejely torn
fe ceiiar ooor opiie, n ine oasemeot
Depot, all along j the track j aa faras ibeye j f f f
cuold reach, was one con linooos sheet of water J-! f ill, )
preiii'mtnnte Inquiry, it does oot'-appeat.
or taj as we oiib oeen aoie; to ascertain,
any boman lives bate been lost by this extract- I Thursday laat.. Tbe Princeton Vhig describee
dinary feropest and flood, either io this citv or 1. the: whole arrangements -aadi hrnnAPiiinm k a.
itgimmedjate vicinity. We are prepared, bow 4 like if easing la fikeye aatitt
ever, to bear, as we fear we soon ,hill; that! era fleltng.'tf the aembleV
from' fiefto six feet hfahec'tban: was ever befora , - --TTT i
known; i tTbeV &ci HitettSow didnol ' take r Confess adjourned'do ibeSui ofTt
lae on(i; aboui four o'clocr In ' the - maramg; ( sion' of neaVlylg raonlhs " BS 1
wbetfthe citizens were.ironsed from lheir stain; 4.- ; . ! J- r' aV J
iey "be ringing nf beUs,c, 1 To this cir- wb.cho JJl wep .ai.Jjd t. ini . f
rnrastanro. we presume;" may be aliriboied the pr.uceedinjrsi. and a third or rl;et tet0t,v
Earprisinj extent of the damage sustained, which
BoADused not to tail sborl ol Siuu.uuu. : . .a ;
All th wbarvesr were tli)odeJ, irom ine lower
d?wq the; Bay and on i tba csV Rallies.
i': This terrible engine, of destruction seems to
os one of? lbe most marked and important inven
(uons; oftbei present day and a'eslitied 'o do
bmUies of war", for jost in proportion as naiion-
a i, coriuiqis oecome more surety sanguinary ano
exterminating willjh'ey become of;:rara occur -
TeaCilA m fuf le,richy
remembered, Mr Colt is able from any distance
to explode -bts Instromeot ..nnder a vesse -and
inns sena me largest- snip carerrmz pnronsn me
onne element.' certaielv not. after the most an
proved style ol seamanship. How, be proposes
to deposri the battery under the- vessel with the
reqaUite security and secrecy, is tbenexaib-
ed marvel we find in a commonieation Mafitye
Joornal of Commerce' the following tngoestibn
of two ways in which it maybe done: A. I V.
. Vrr? - r " ' f " 4 rt I i
i .1 he first is similar to that employed bv Fo-
ton foi -his submarine Torpedo, .On or more of
these batteries are to be sonk at the NariowjMr
any other narrow channel through which a ves-
sel most passiio enteria? the harbor ififthe
channel be sofficiently naTowope tatterj wijl
auuica ,oai n wiuer, me nomoer pmosi i oe ip-
t: h - :w , " r j f-"-r-L"'-
channel exceeds that of the vessel j the wuea
wider application; and has tbeaddiilonal reemU
men dm ion of bein? more novel! in its natiireh
properl attended to, it cannotl'fail jof comrileTe
trjomphanV:!
boat is lo be constructed upon tbaipfinciple-of
I. i j... .T 1 111 v
(of itsiyopulsiou beneath .the; surfaj ol tbelwa
jerVlin'inydiiectio
irjt for respiraUonwp
pruvruicu iiid uso.wt.sHcii-as uuai -iho S'rii obi
greeoflsedrecyo
fnrhtd.Iniff ilia emnlovrhnt ot ihe iwnnl !m!nnanT
tos coDjieciea wivn aiTtnjf oeus iornersoppy or
frs'sb air from above ; but thanks to the disrove.
ror the discovery t)f which, the. world of science
Is Indebted to Col, Payerne. of Lofdon.FlTwb
cbemiwl substahcesrars taken dori Into the
boat-Jbe bne. to absorb the earoonfc bcid gas
last as generated by lbe lungs tee other.'
ni.o nn i nmttrmn rrrrv m annnin ifnavin.a ir.i
coosUrbed.; The first of those is found in pure
pofatta, ' which readily absorbs ba)f its pwn
fveigb of carbonic acid gas.-j-theotber, is the
aulphate of potassa which, when heated, gives
but a rery large proportion of pUrejoxvisep.
Wiihihese two simple bodies, Col; Paverne
laielv ifscendd in a diviner hll tn lbe bed nf
jthe Tfames, where be remained for the long
and hitherto analtained period of seven hours,
cut off from all communication with the upper
air, without experiencing anj of the unpleasant
ffecttr usna'lv attends"' "PO" aach experiments.
"to tbereatsarp''8 f number of idistingutshed
men of syf .T11010'?5!0.6'
S'Mi0" VI. fte!S"riff0JI
P.l FP' T . Koown tacta , i Ubemistry,
' raia r nun in inns nn ffvnnci rnviaw wtw m a
I wwpiVv o vw WHJ' s utICU bus BUUIUII
w a ' -
navigation to remain under water i for aov! de-
sirabteUmewitbin the limits ojfj twenty ifour
boursfto carry the batteries! to itself aevleral
I TlrtlnlOrvt nctcl i ni f lnnl n ara irt aSnlf I U am am a.
acb tbem to the vessel's keel as ! the casein
lbe.
J ; I MEXICO
f i. 1'
WrUorsev, bearer of despatches to this Go
- I vernmeni, who arrived in Savanna
on the
. . j. i .
- ,ua,,"?t
has furiiished the editor oi
he oayan
fromihsm, propetlj numbered; ; or placed, com- . .r'T'rr'l
mnnicafe with the shore, where a; i waich is jo r. of pnprodocttve consumers; of gncoltrj
be stationed ready to make the! connexion neces- products are increased, apd: the sorplos. prodil
aary for tbe.explosion lbe instinOhe vessel: has 0f ihe soil find a home muket in ejehanae r
feed beraelf in the situation io receive it. I 1 b oduct of h9 nuhciams, io hlx J
U rAei'V.r:??'h w-Wh'Ji5r.?l!?e one Mi be a r natural and fribodtfaid to I
nab Republican wjfh some additional particulars " ., i - ,
tnthni nnhTT.h,! in nr li n.nar in tt ven thousand lesa iban ihe proper pmouni, J
ininga in ine mexican tvepuouc. p
r 8- !'-1 - .. I - . ' 1 f '
Mri IJorsev savS that Santa Ana has effected Mue lawtu number. 1 he wnrgs teron' "i
imporant changesiin the Tariff of,jMexicb with'-1 against this Injustice whicb Would rfsultjnf
ogt asking the assent of Congresss Many of fnr the m1nnril"l3 t-nia.ntabM'and -sbh
ithe mfnofacturin establishments ind merchants wa y r. ;,ad Uhai ;
:D0rA linvimia frr thft rommal
i ---- - -y- w - t w - w - - f f
oa raarr1a lha inlrnolinn f r.iinn o
ifjif-ir vs vawify ai:iu
ton crop has failed id Mexico. Santa Ana
- litermiied jmmediajely io gratify ithis request
I accordingly ithe interdict was removed, but
lm'V,. $i ba bad not received Msyf .
brttcl.nd again iMvas soon establish; ?
but furihr .overiores ; being increased, Santa ,ev"
jAna agr0f(d to their propositions, and after tbe cold not complete this Bilpf abplnal
aatotj October; it jwas decided',!as it wasgner- such bill, when once passed, iwtinW r'i'J
b i t i j w . . a : v ' l
uatuii iuuiv w ibiuuTtu i J' ' 9a. TT'"-f---1
il'beitwo war Reamers recently : purchased, 1 meat lo be madt This appeal Will bephea
loJejObanned byEngIish (officers and! Eng determined atthe ballot box. where! the
lish sesmen, and win transport l0 Mexico 2.000 :n -AMli'it. .lt:C';.it;i aim
' . r - s
de I isters) were despatched hr Mxko to si) of
man. an nranarpn iinr war nirai M.tut...
I IMIWrsey says lhal as soon ia difficaliiea "!J rei use io near reason, y
iicn. such was the rapidity: houih Aroern Kepobhca abciiing : saccpr.?lndicative of What may 'be expect
s no time to remove In Thejl held ihe SiA awiodlanuage : !Tbat tbe Mmo iar, ,'(, -. k'l Yri&tih&ffltl
is rather lower than he UniiaiSUlea would coTrqoerpibia
op j to! tjiese propositions had bfen,itcved Ironr'tbe
com, i itepotIicst . Uotomoia nau agreed to furnish
besides more pecuniary
:4h I '
'eroperancell are8t Home'celebralion
ihall'PI"; ntopVveo'lhe 'piltlei ! grpond4.
on
ihe lirneof adjobrotnent. Alhhese i
; directly. opot btaieUlghts. and, all app; 1
FfdenV Goveriment:"bot hvVna wJ'J
av( nor any oojecuon io an aci tot poiHer"
bery committed by thel ExebniiVe if t,'e j,i
Uoveroment oy. a gross aouse. atuj ptrrrersio;
hisconsliloiiooal authotityl ij i ' lit; I
-J ho Honorable Dixop jH Lewis of
i ma in sprecn aeit'ereu laieiy in votijiesj,
1 the Tariff Bilf,! assierted tbatVtbe' praWif kl
borer engajed in manofactorihg was? ajboVn
I , , ., ' i 8
jwr, umb, a hoo
erenffj.
I ia aricunuie cuuiu. nui ma more
iW
.1 in i,nnriliwtter tK '-oniioma-L.
fi.oufrom. ,if he had. .8,
, - , 1 ...T- . I
HDown-and a8i.lhe ;PP"',' MjnbMHn
material to enqaire. If ihe profits; of jnamf:
toriner were doable to that of agricoltare.lt
well known that all woald leave' agrlctfli ore
t rush. to manufaeturing instamly; or if there
any great discrepancy between ihe one and i
olhe lbcre Jd be a chang'e'from Lheonej
; -, . -.i. ' L wii:. 1
v""- w j wff
he brought about. By dimioishingabeiiiinj
engaged in agrjculiore, Jhe product fwooU J
crease in valoe until the profits iwoom be tti
i to mat 01 any outer employment., ;or b?
. t.' ' . f .r--,..l- ,..:
other, and not be set in onnai,oral and hosiiVi
i titnde as the Locofncosand their coadiatorEr!
tain Tyler are iconstantlyl a tempting to V
Io8lead of:0tectibmanifacWrer a
. m , l i v ri. . 1
tfint Taritr. and; therebv -encourawinpriaffrtpn it
they propose to! .opprej?9 1 eaiinjaoofac' "
and encourage foreign by a very; Io c nai!
riff ai all-aod oppress agricultorejby a Dirt
I 'r ' ' iA if.f.,;1.. . ....
- l becaoselfcwpnld COStj mnre than
iwi uiiecjj a j ieruut uai .s
j toms and oppreRsivp, because it ia to be pt .
'and proposes a system of j free trad by le't 1
a doty of. 75 cents per: pound on BbrcoI
m ni nor hUhpl nn! VVIimi. iatm m
as nronnr.:on of Alv OTi..lTV dther A&etiau ptt
to -- . K f ' i ! 4'
i w
Anoihej Lodolboo assert iiin 'confeajff M
Tariff ia. that tt will enrich the sea-iy n
i
manufacturers 0f America and not incmwi
tevenue, an aiseriion withoutNlie . sbido
proof, and 'he no tariff 'policy
now.purfined,
a tendency to enrich foreign manofaltowrs-
minish and almost destroy revebuej aaf wi
oppress all classes of laborers, by rvdueicg
reward of labor! to a level with that of tbe pvv
pers of Europe
Any
Amert
can citiz'n.tsa
ingor holding tb this system of Tory; poliry a i
I mocbli.Totyaii any ope thaHook; tp arrw H
ihe Britiah Government fen
l776or!af.ayMi
: r !- '
Ii:E I
a i j v'w
The legislature of the State of Ohio met
extra session in August, for the porpn'1 ot r
hj apportioning the State imp CongrepiorfM
trinla. harinrr an acridfn'lal mainrilnnf
cohk"Q3 -an apportionment was maoe '"i j
tti a SLitp intrt toAnt'v nnit dfltiiN. varfin'M
64 tb 85.000 inhabitants, sol fixed that ie p
23d plus should fall into Whig districts & Aff
I tn h f .vnfninJmtinr crtma jlief rtrl Kit OC'
- i ucia unrtu t sinerii ;iiiuumiiu '
- 1. . . . . 'P. . " i l.M-ai
I
of tl interdiction 7!tS '1 1
I a . -' ' 4t ; ' r sa - a a -
t DOtn UOISir SOU OnjOSt, L 00
haviog the pc
de - they were determined so to
i - ,t j - .
iise it that it !ite
; eQufe to their political benefit.
ibe
The Whig members seeing litis jreck
hteous determinaiton;resigoeu iheirp'-l
inn Ka tTftnaA mlltnt la nnArnm. ID'
jeci before permitting such ao jinic
-I. l: rl ..ri I;L fP PJl t
(he l: This atlemnted fraud of the fy)COf '
naif man
give (be minority an ascendancy m f PU
.-.-P..". 'k i.lfSi j ..fihitrl
aid -
lion, ana in iko ov traoa ana i";f? j, ,.i
they cannot gain honest
f:r:'-"y''': '""'il '! ''x-
r'i
took
Pi
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XCP Th e m
or three weeks suspenston.na- -a-f ,
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v...;..i--.;.(teLi'i.ri.cd'tii:l!r
. r --I''- - ". Til b ? 1
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1 -...j! ... f UlalB vl jrz ID dm lOllieir IHJSI'I' ; I
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