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, tEirER.Fjtoir MIT CLAY; ;
Believing thatIri Clay had een mis-;
dndclWodiorgrWsly. misrepresented, in
rcg& to Vportiori of his Texas letter, we
noticed the subject in the Monitor of the
lQihiiUVf We tlieii jsaid : ; '' J-
lf nr&becn frlsely charged by his.op
ponqits,khat i'lri Clky addressed himself,
fo i wppohi to Abolitionists of the
Nor&iMne folio fwg passage of his let-
ter:- h i- 4 Jl. - 1 .
UdoiJot think rthat Texas ought to be
receif ed into the jUjnion, as an integral
part pf if J 'l in decided opposition to the
wishes btki considerable and respectable
-portion bf.tiie Confederacy: " - ; V
- Afterj alludingf to j another part of hjs
Ictterij vlnch, : taken in connection with
thealiove showing that he referred to the
Stattjsl anllnot to tne' People; of the Con
(edcrac we;stated that Mr. Clas mean
inglM5l that: f any ) considerable and
i i
t dpeftahte' riumberj of States were to as-'
isgli ilic jfvHtt I tu d c "t Ur eat e nl n s . l ri e gn
ty tifr lively tddissolve the Union rather
thahliidmll'exas
pect,5 Wtiexaiibn ! oijght to be abandoned
to4rf$er.ye:the Union." .jL,J(o,
Ml fSvartfefl MMr. Clay a! copy , of
the 1V injtpr containing the articleand al
$oM h 3te f esgectfuliy calling his attention
tot itislreply ppjs-an end, at once, to
alt speculation on the subject: '
IjlllH lAiiUxD, July .U184i,; ,
rSiri: I received and thank
yoappif !iWndly letter, and the. copy
ofltne: Monitors tyoa have iustlvr conceiv-
ed m nianih, vjien I j rerred; inrrriyl
Texaf leierto considerable ahd respec
taipii6noy the Confederacy.' Arid
yoja; ijgh hav strengthened your con
str!ucfen! ?l6f the paragraph, by reference
to th(athait, Jt the date of my letter, the
StJitelpC Ohio, jiVc rmont and Massachu
scits a(lilmbk Unanimously, declared
ag!airt j anhcxatio n,f ; the . Legislature f
G4orjahidde(iniEdto recommend it, and
othertes were jelieyed to-be adverse
; to jthf measure!: Astp the idea, of my
cbJgtthe; AboliUouists,' it is 'perfectly
absurd. ! No man in the United States has
.beenhalf as muchabused bp themasl
:h4ye)0i.'Jl? H litl- -1 ;
lct6r heU iponijBk great Apolitical
;prtirfehp ranch! i!at new members bbgit
not t Jbe aamittcd : rito the concern at the
irrm$ri hazard5 of .i(s.disdUph;-;Pe$-'
sotiaWri(uld'ha
ai(na0otif certainly would
brifelliny to ;si Ihe; existing Uniop
dissoif h'd ot ; ScHo isly jeoparded for the
iake of acquiring fcif Texas. If any one
.defsircs io knovvthrt Ipnd
ywM'tthI p! life, the preservation
;iy;ii9;h.ll furnish them a key. 1
iompeyeloem
jn;SoMlparoMna, isf perfectly manifest I
;thatmtaty; exists iinthat State Iseekinff a!
dissofuhoti of thb Union, arid for that pur-!
ptjse; jpmflovin Jr) thiei pretext of the frejec-l
, tibn -m M r jTvlerls ! abominable treatv-l
utjGir by slave!
;SejsjiildHti the event of a issolutioif
botitis (hefwiie ' vlth KerituckyShe has
4M;bputtdaryoihe Ohio extending'fiv(B
hijndfcd miles 4n three free States. What
IWBUldilter c6ritibenthe event of the!
reatep cahiityj (haicould befaK this!
jiati6i ljf U; y;.
V. nJritrickyi5thfefT
dp tlIWhiffiicauset hbnreiudice'. I am
glad tpbercejvc, ia the proceedings bfthel
Uay ijhib of Tiisdaloosa, a similar belief
xpressed as to i Alabama. It vas a bul
xprf
bleJlyttri h TifrTvlpr in 3 tho mnt
exceipialle? maAneribr sinister purpo
ses, apid itsjburltirtgli has injured no body
'r j ipinian!agreeble-recoltectipn of
we pieastirc which I derived from forming
;vui avjijuKuuipuco jasi opnng, 1 remain
if ! Yhtir frinnrl Wnrl nh'f sppvnnf 'tk il
1 ::-1f
II. i CLAY
11 i
1 Bi H ftijLMatf TuslbosaAla.
p M if AjtlLESSPIRIT;.-
I At. tl4ih oflJixlvl celebratiorii at Marion
-Coiiirt llcmsei SiEWitli parolinavamld l!s hojwer pT
lPk HalL-fl, Calhoun and Disunion toasts, we
; Ana tl,lowing;stfnding solitary: and alpne 1
thattjihiB helm of the ijreat United States fehifj jhe wiU
gmit ttj safy into jhejjxjrt of prosperity and hapinT
VtKhcfelw rcmi ids us of the story told of the
lkroe VAthf r at Washington City, when the Bril
t$h; approached to burn the capital during the
ffinninfM
4,afc: "V-i-h "f fsiaeni ana me wnoie Amer-
: l-i :e.LL 11 it v 1 - - . . iw !
t tor co
but the
-Army1
vn htidkl alnd 'seizin an olfl mnttpt nlfumnt J
refrl retreated, hndred, as the army ad.
tanceunj the British commander, in admiral-
i : M of his' ifklor. ht hut "a wK; il, jj
; :.ttndd a .capitulation : but no. he nsVi-A Wk I
. uane aii jivould have none, nor did his firing
i , teasetatinhe was a'ctiially sefzed and disarmeS
JtticSmeni 6f soldiers." Likelhat of the
jatber3Ir J5. Browns pluck wiU do
- Ioiib 1 Surely he must be a lineal de-
i I f . " t1.1 m h nimseu, inus, 10 raise me
S f)I e'l iniA n a I
ists.-UarannaA Itimublicanv -
J. '",-r '' -jf " M f . J
fpapyl Advprtisersays that ta
Newark
Mnl?niw To which the Loco
'.ine.Ebcos? adroit that to Kirn fa T .rvn(i. u
1 ku Jb 1
Tjjja iiiJi r rfuM V'" wo nave seen ot i
of the Weakness of the LocVw
CpUBrowTiinj--Thef true 3jttiot of
Aae vISb U&on 1ilsmiient abilities as: a statesinad.
uim iont' inea ana laiinim Berries, are a mr
j lnv. i the ftrinMl ArihATil.-x t?
iRf .-n to withdraw from the Pr
je P!t, and to tmnsfer his Influence to
; i;;tHo aid cf the CoEPOEAt.vn .WHIGS'
. ! r "4uijr Luuai. mueeu. ue nam i -.
VshV??if fl Ncofbco ship fromsinUn uny,4BuccnY
"t t f
4l
xljsry, kr.zv.iX 1314. -
a Republican ..WHia ticket i.;,
tTTflt. i . .
'II i TOli TICS . TKESIDET,W TUB, vhiteo. states
r -
THEpDfiRE: FRELIN6HDYSEN
Frfttm on iA PfntrtA ilay o Notemberii
GSVICTORIOUS!!?-
I a fisr House of Commons I ! : '
jpVc h!avethe proudsatisfaction;pf-an
ii&acing to ! jour i "VYhig brethren of . the
Uhitd Staes , the complete success of the
.stifiWoi thJ Carolina ; in ither Election
hldj lonjtnep t "insj ; Graham . is elected
;GpiMrnW a handsome' maj?rity, andve
hayda! majority xf: 34 in the i LeigislatureJ
rscl fair as heard from 1 3 counties to hear
IfrpSiliNhej 'cjimntieinot hearfjfrom
spup,airio
Sil ftflil Jiat 'majority if$;on
joint ballot I sufficiently large for all use
ful" purposes. AVill the Locofocos'now.
jdiire toclain the ! good old North State.
,She has more :han redeemed herself from
the reproaches that . were cast upon her
jby the last iTprrapin Legislature, by dis
crdngj the factious majority:' that then
iswayedhencquncilsVO
latdpur ; irethren on thesuccess pf
rgjlorioui p -jnciples in North CarpHnai
jlsictwy is themore imporHnli, when
AVe tike into ci msideration the tremendous
efforts of the ocofocos to poison the bub-
licipmu : npoomg ane piaie ;wun ine
nos$ uscrgppious and lying, documents,
from) Amosxvendall f and the Standard
CWKjic. ; jolhihg was left undone that was
thbghtjof mnjjr avails true or falselr i -
f 1 Bly reiferlncje to the subjoined table it
yil be found that Graham's majority, as
fir as heard from; is 3,192. - The Counties
yet o cpmd ire gave Morehead a majority
of 320.' This added to Gleam's majority
now' place! him 3,518 ahead iof Mr.Hoke.
T!hik will ido ! We'll double it on Mr.
lniNdvember. . .-; i
Anstolp
A
998 372 1074 500
373 - 527 64 - ;
Ashjl-4:i!IJj;:
Buncombe,
Heiderspnj
,U
Brunswick,
Beaiiifort, -'
Burke,
CdljJwell, 5
Cabarrus. ,
Colfimbui,
'Carkeret,!-'"
'
1450 : 462.
875 496
565 206
- 398
" 473 -U-i ;98-ii
30
438 27fc: 501
- 283
750
309
593
24
394 c
604
1514 399
.181:
610
129
283.:
302
351
759
197
,477
274
242
443
V--S
73
993
707
1153 M 794
MAM i "" S . A
Chowan, -
243
221
Cumberland. ' 558, -886 -. 603
tlQ70
1088
Camden,
453
76
; 5.i"
277
244
.549
1190
656
en.
Dajridson
Duplin, 1 1.
1221
.484 91i;,
658
-878
1410
320
.178 744 I251i
Edecombei
74 1185
.'362 646
313 427
' '001 851 1
274" 198
1615 418'
567- 410
465 216
292 231
382 161
118
Galesi
Granville
Green.' I '
'i
- 3
250 204
1920 - ' 463
1569 378
365 m 327
3-8O ?
Gufuord, -
Halifax
Havwood,
ilejrtford,
Hye, j .
?relell,j t
Joltnslon,-
Leipir,f
Li6coln,f "'
Martin,;
Majcjon, "'
Cherokee , -1479
557
- 213
. 216
- 679
'226
252, 1527
379
589,639.
583
129 -
,377
1579
150
,862
577. 316,
523
1
.723 t- 363
V-369 284
Mecklenburg,
1 764 !
1106J
1184' 808
1242
ptattly, I ' - i
'81
jJKohtgomerk J
Mdpre,! L
522 50C
S84
512
152
1 790
WcJoweU,J
New Hanorerj'
No:rth.ampton
pnslowi - .
PaNuotanki -Pefson,!
-'.
: ' w'r 642
1 80 " 765 n 67
.201-1. 885iv 283 -532
430 i ?154M
187,; 581-. T-t- .
-1101
1570, 1472 1761 1555
: 631
. 309
353
572
1154
144
593 , .177
: 545,. -. .
uimons;
94 149
379 590 " 419
Randolph, rl ;
Dvie, I 1 '
!RiihmondVj
.Roberson, "t
iRoingham
309 ? 764
1363 973
809 ! 736
505 "354
655
534
383
1366
376
92 678 - 113
557 566 597
954 ' '532
173 11402 435
.UtherfordV-
arppson, j;
603 458 -732
1129 t 1180 1105. 1165
iSurrr,
983 i 950 1032, 1023
Tyrell,
. 283 106 .;fct , . i
"953 .,11851073 ,1271
Wkke,
Warreii.1
tI13 730,127716
Washington,
364 ,,58
216 680
Wayne
Wilkes!
At
ft
:'I333.,
109. 1164
lit v T4
Xancey,
.
i -1
"p
493
39586 " 34994 30460 27268
?:i.
IV -
ffir The! following is the result of the elec
tion' for members to the Legislature, as far as
cru iruia, w.nu : . , ; j , -
electedFrom Anson 3, Ashe and
ancey and Henderson 4 ;
VI MA
urn
) THE
1- I'-H
w
I. I
Clay
M ' I- 1843- i844-
d Columbus' 1 ; c Burke
Caldwell aud AViuj47-Cibaf r.us. .iTStSflyi ;
Chattoi 4 Davidson 3 1 Guilford 4 V Halifax
3 ; Hay Wood, 'Macon and Cherokee 4 j Iredell
; joansion 'i ;urange s ; ltowan ana wane
3 Richmond; 3 ; 'Rutherford and" CleaVeland
3 ; : Stokes 2t Northampton 3; ' Granvni6 -1;
Beaufort 3 ; JPitt 3 ;. tGreen I ; .Pertjuimona i ;
Pasquotank 2 Hertford VS, Jloore and JlonU
gomery 3 ; Randolph 3 ; Bertie 3 Craven 2 ;
Hyde 1 ; Washington 1 ; Gates 'and -Chowan
I Total, 90.'; t' -' hft'-ffli'
' DEMOCRATS elected-From' Surrjr "1 ;
Yancey 1 ; Johnston 1 Rowan 1. ; Stokes 2 ;
Cumberland 3 ; Caswell 3 ; Duplin 3 ; ; Frank
lin 3; Lincoln and Catawba 5; Mecklenburg 4;
Roberson 2 r Sampson 3 1 Wake-,4 Granville-!
3 ; Lbnoir 2 t Waynar 3 New Hanoverr3 ;
Warren 3 ; Rockingham 3 ; Person 3, ; Craven
1 : Tota19 56. - - ! ' I
Whig gaimin the foregoing counties, 23.
P-Whig loss, as far as ascertained, (in Rowan
Returns from, these, and seven! other Counties not
complete. ";. . : r..-.c , ; , i itV- '
fi -K. DISSOLUTION OFTHE UNION. :
! The following extract irpm the Hamburg (S;
C.) Journal U certainly worthy the aUentio of
all those who treat the" warning relative to the
esins of the Disunionists .witu indifference.
We saylt againjl without the leas 'shadow of
doubt, that the party falsely styling themselves'
Democrats have yielded itself-into the f hands
of those whose ultimate object is to dissolve the
Un ion The Editor of the Journal, afler speak-,
ihg of the proposed Southern Convention at
Richmond says "- 'i-A.il-p. I i i ir .. 1
" " If the people do not look sharptnose disapi
pointed Texas friends, will make a catastrophe
in earnest ; for they are resolved on a dissolui
tion of the Union, and are endeavoring to bring
about this event with 'all their' inighd r They
have been nipped in the bud in ihii State, and
how are throwing cu feelers in another scheme.
Some of their editorial friends exclainij M How
ridiculous is! the attempt of the Wliig to char
acterise the Southern Convention - suggested by
u4JiunJitr t ,o
jii,, ivK'nf irlA Ai ifc I
a convention was urged and advocated by the
Union eriinthegreaanti.tiriffcontestinthis
AnJnA X..Z:Uj:: knA
Ktalo a.tha anMninnM nn. Ann fia An than
thna n;tnPB mmU,. tl,af W1ot. vnl.
unteers were raised at muster grounds, they did
not proclaini that they would dissolve the Union
at alt hazards Such opposition jras altogether
dni that the v would dissolve the Union
BRANCH MINT DESTROYED.
We ieam by the last Charlo
te Journal
that the Branch Mint in that Town was
destroyed
the 27th
manner in . which it took: fire. Mr.
, ... ... ... -- . ... .. . , j V ... ...-u.il ,'S,
lW.Cald-
was ab-
ii Af .fziA,!ci r.s-irr'jiia.ir
vi -u, 4uufH v 4
sent trpm CUarlotte at the tunebur had
lett the building in. the '5are-. ota triend t
who failed to sleep in it the night on which
... .... --I...:.;..
it was ournu t - ; ; i -
P. S. Since the above was in type, we
have understood that a negro slave, be-
longing to Mr. Burgess S. Gfaither, the
former Snperintendant, has . been taken
into custody on suspicion of having: set
fire to the-Mint. V y M'
;. . : i." i si......
FIRE IK BROOKLYN.
A fire broke out on. the 25th . ult. in
Brooklyn, N.IY. . and destroyed twenty
buildings which were situated on Bridge,
XorK,'ana DOin siaes oi xaiman streets,
besides the extensive Carpet I Factory of
i t'll :" f m i ' i a
- :?: " .
Messrs. Higgin, in which the fire origin-
ntrri A PTftAt manv families i; were rsud-
denly reft of their homes and reduced to
- . n w j t i i ---- - v ;
poverty.
THE 4ni NOT THE 14th.
We notice that several . bf our State
Journals have published thci presidential
Aieuuuu.tM. wiwc pic wit
November. iThey are all Mistaken : ac-
cording to an act of Assembler pasediih
1 S4IU1 the. ' electibnV for ! Electors . takes
placeontl
which will he the fourth day of the month,
Editors-will, of - course, loosed no time in
correcting ther former statements.
" The last Standard after
i enumerating
the Whig arid Locofoco gains to the Lei
gislature, sas :
- ' " We have neither room nor' time
ior conunpnt uus
We are ourselves in a most prodigipus
hurry this week; but We will take tiihetto
. . ;, . r t - - !. ..;r . i
say to the Standard, that after all his des
perate and deadly " cAars-e and after !
ail ms mean unuer-uaaucu inc&s iu cueai.
ana deceive ine reopie j 01 ine gooa pia
North, he and his party literally f couldn't
.ta itt" Ynn are all done forandSvft!
expect daily to hear of your I cutting for
lexas. ' -' ' - 1 x 't ( ?! .
: The SedUion fawlTh, Vermont Gazette
of the 9th instant says :, Forty.f our years ago
this : day, our honoured grandfather, Anthony
Has well, editor of the Vermont Gazette, was
liberated from jail, after having been confined
for.two months, and paying ,V262 33 fine' and
costs, under the. Sedition Law. This fine has
been refunded, with interest, at the late sessipn
pf Congress, to the, heirs of said Haswell. jc:v
DCPXet it not ; be forgotten, that - the
leaders 'of the: Loco Ppco party in the last
Legislature, told the then Editor of the
Standard," that though they ? were mak
ing such a fuss about the Ban&s, they did
hot intend to. do any thing vtith them !j
'T C - J!
lutiou of Baumquattle, Turnipseed & Co. There pretedt- ' The latter aUrnative has been
is no use in disguising this matter.! f ifslavery ;WArWri,S
would be the only topic, this convention might that a proper expression ;of their opinions will
w-n oti.tWK V; v 1 tr r : save their -votes from misconstructions, and that
iL n o A f ? 1 . Wis subject as we ao, we nave ueen aesirea io
byifire on the Saturday mght Ljaress vou. land to invite the co-operation of
Viltf No bne can account for the f vourself and other friends throughout the State.
Register;
polk a:;d tcxas.tc new you::. -
rjd"indlcatibnpf th Democratic " . 'senti-
mepi pi u;s c late ot in ew. x orx is . io 4 ue.iouna
in the foUowingtcall foriaj public, me eting at
Rochester; tit has the signatures of ninety .two
persons attached to it; -The Jfew York.
une says thafthe Texas question Is to be entire-
JT aDanaonea by tno licmocracy mere, lorcsee-
ins that it will work orastrouslv! for them1'
''I' " h t. i -cj. et4 ;
Democratic Coytilv Meetings The Demo-l
pratic. Republicans i) Monroe County who, are
bpposedUp ithetwo-third jfuje.f adopted by.
he Jiationalii)nentionV byiwhich'a' minority
are enabled to dictate to a' majority of 'the par-
iyall those who believe in" & strict construe-'
tion of the .Constitution and are opposed to the
exercise cf doubtful poweirsVand who agree with
Ieffebsox that the Constitution does not pro
vide for the- annexation of foreign territory ;to;
this Union khoso who are t opposed to the as
sumption of Slate I Debts and of tA Debtr of
jrurcignjLiaiions, ana who iare unwiuing inax
the extension and perpetuation of Slavery should
be made, part and parcel; of , the-creed j of De2
inocracy, are; invited to meet at the Court-house
n the city -of , Roche ster t on Saturday, r August
3d, 1844, at XQ o'clock M. ,1:; ! "
In connection with, tho above movement an-
r.
Tery significant one in the same State has
been. maje1 public tThS'- annexed; circular,
signed by ieven of the most distinguished Loco
rppos,ovtRf.;Uy oer, Tork, is pubhshe d in
the piperf ihatl ty, among others in the New
ITork.Eveningi Po the editor tf which paper,
WritvC; Bryant, is piie ptlthe signers. V
-V-: ; :ftf CONFIDENTIAL. f rv
M Sir : You will 'doubtless arree with usl that
the late Baltimore Convention placed the Denw
wcraiic rariy ai uqi nona in a position 01 great
difficulty We are- consequently reminded that
it, rejected Mr. Van Buren arid nominated Mr.
Polk, for reasons connected vith the immediate
annexation of Texas ; ' reasons which had no
relation to the party. Nor was that all.v The
ponventionAYAnt beyond the authority delegated
to its members, an adopted a resolution on the
8uojecL oi i exas, a suojecc not Deiore ine coun
trytwhen they were, elected, upon which, there
lore, loey were noi msiruciea; vvujco seeKs io
interpolate into the party code a new doctrine,
piuieriQ unknown among v i war, wuu;. some
of our established principles, and abhorrent, to
the.opmions and feelings, of a great majority of
Northern fimen
I"" m 'V" iiiMinv ivifcv
the ndminatibns and 'abandon the contest, or
sUoultf it stipport tlie nominauons, rejecting ine
h"ui"trVnimrp . .'"r:
?on antl WnS ft naf upport snouia
on ana Wff ir ;suppori snouia
. I f$ expression of
proper efforts will secure, the nominations of
such members of Congress as will reject, the
country. l 1 P-h-'Ui -:.-;:- .T:-. .J :
With these vie ws, assuming that you ieel on
j .Hlt. In he publication bf a joint letter, de.
ar1nS fTP?8 IfPPf1 ,9a.naS9ns
.e:em2? solutibnsl respectiiig Txas
H 2a!- In promoting' an13supp6rting af the next
election trie nomination; tor uongress pi sucn
lfsj
filf
rsons as concur .in mese opinions.
your Views in this matter coincide with
ours, nlease write to some one of us; and a draft
bf the proposed letter will be forwarded for ex-
aminationi-l
i GEO; P. BARKER,
WILLIAM BRYANT,
i J. W. EDMONDS,
I DAVID DUDLEY FIELD,
i THjEODORE SEDGWICK,
iTHOMAS W. TUCKER, .
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St
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ISAAC TO WNSEND.
. JVoffi iAe Jonesborough Whig ,,
; MR. CLAYj andsthb BANKRUPT LAW.
I A lew davs since, we wrote to Mr. Clav. sta-
i ' - i .i -..
ang that two of the locofoco candidates on the
I Electoral ticket in East Tennessee, to wit;
I ti - - i i i it . .i . t
f4 aF - 2 wer. a,fSin. V1" D(5
r tr A; Ji i ii t . r t -
i tx pnTiirirr i n vniH n tra in by inn nnnvnim . -i w
and that he had disobeyed instructions; We
knew that the charge was false, and on all oc
casions mese calumniators were met ana con
- zitj-ii !!-i irLi-J - i i' ... ., -i-
tradicted by "their ! opponents, Messrs. Nelson
and Hvnds :Mbut still we' desired a fiat contra.
:on Pf l1;! M$FM dK'?ver
tract froin-his repw or rather it' is that portion
oihis lette'rtons whiehjrelates to this subject:
U't ' i -t f ! ; AsnxAkn, July 15th, 1844.
WjfDear Sir r . r !! v ? - r
seeking to.make the impression that I wasin-
Instructed tosoafraibst the Bankrupt Law. --Our
Legislature g&Te me no instructions, on. the
subject of the llankrupt . law. Kesolutions
of instruction ; were pending before the Legisla
j wire, pui Uje; were. josi oy. a disagreement. De-
xween mef two nouses. , r ou may ooiujy assert
this, and ; proof, if necersary, can , be . furnished
iruiu t raumun. ; . ,
Your friend and bDt:serv
? j. v.
II.-CLAY.
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i RASCALITY.
- It is well knoVh that the Locos notvyith
standing all ! their abuse of Whisr son?s
and "numbtigs,"! as they term them, have
taken : up 1 the system .themsel ves--have
their Polk Glee Clubhand, have nublish-
eaa roue ;son-JBopi?, &c, Jro this of
course; ve-have no jright to object, but we
do object ;tb thetnanner Ja, which they
get them' up pirating and altering the best
AYhiir sonffs to suit their Duroose.' ,
V This , discreditable I system is vpursued
even by the leading; and talented papers
of the" party." The Richmond ;- Enquirer
published recently .W.hoco version op tlie
well known Whig song;" The Blast from
ike Bugle " - And a' recent ; No. of the
1 Washington Spectaltor ' has the spirit-stirring
song f Ther Watchword? by Amelia"
of Louisville,' pfirodised and dishonored
in the; sanie way : Tiis ' is too bad," they
kofetppor ;Tyle?s. last: card, ' the Texas
Hobby; tfieythenMtoe Clay's Tariffprinci
pres,; and they ould how steal the Whig
oongs, ana worst ot ail profane, the beau-
tiiul'itraini of ihe1 gifted f Ameliat. with
'assoiiatIoij3.--4ff. Journal;
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Jftjfn tAf JTe io rbrJt Tribune; cf lugst2 ' "
ARRIVAL OI? THE CALEDONIAN.
:-e 5iup nie pcssto announce the. ar
rival of . the Caledonia; at Boston, Yester
day at 12 o'clocKM: with London and Liv
eTpool dates to the.19th ulurnakimr tlie
passage in sometning less tnanl3 days.
The news is of very trifling import except
as rehitihs'to comniercial matters." ' :
rThe Cotton Market was in, a most un
favorable. stateThesales wereJirnitedi
and prices, according to Wilmer &,Smiths
Times whicti ireceded'aa eighth last week
have ohe back fully to that extent durins
the present-week.' tThe stock on hand
now exceeds"one fatfi(m"o 'Bales and" it
is tne general opinion that prices musUtilf
n On the afternoon! of the 13th ulu the Acadia
arrived at Liverpool in 12 1:2 days from Bos.'
ton, including: her tstop at Halifax. Quite a
number or packet :htps arrived, at Liverpoof
fronfthis i.copntirpithejtliiu
the Southerner, United , States, , and .England.
1 he. Kocnestcr arrived ; on tne : 1 lth, and the
Garrick on the 12thmaking one of the quick,
est sailing .iWpsron record Jifm:
Parliament at the last advices were still en.
gaged on the Post Oftjce Espoinage ofthe Home
secretary, both; in trio House pFGonimons and
in the House of Irds. v Al secrtt committee to
examine into the subject, had been granted in
; Doin nouses, ana in ine .xprus, urougnam ana
Cottenham have. been placed on the committee:
t : . 1 '1 . " s ' ii '-" . 1 r- 1 - - t
ooui .aisunguisnea ;ia,wjrers, , wnereas , an law.
vers wero ciuueu irozn me vommons commii
tee. I It is anticipated that - the" developements
will seriously prejudice the Peel ministry, and
some writers anticipate that this affair will give
it the coup de'grace. : v-'Xp ' ?
- The hearing of the appeal upon the Irish
State Trials was commenced before the House
of Lords on the 4th of July, and progressed in
from day to day until the 10th, when i the Lord
Chancellor announced that certain questions
would be- propounded to the Judges, and the fur
ther proceedings be suspended, to await their.
reply, in tne cours3,oi; me Hearing, .me juora
Chancellor admitted tpaU the Jury. lists .were;
fraudulentlv made upland the opinion seems to
be that the counsel for the prisoners have made
out so strong a case that the judgment, will be
reversed, but it appears that O'Conncli has no
hopes that the appeal will be successful..' - - ;
O'Connell continues in the ehjovrneht of cood
health in -his prison, and through 'his son has
announced his great satisfaction at the; peace
able demeanor of the; people, exhorting them
to persevere in the agitation for -Repeal. At
the weekly meeting of the Dublin Associations,
on the loth. ult. the amount of Repeal contru
buttons for the weekrwas announced at 1700.
Mri Jamc ICelly,;M. P.,thc newly elected Re-:
peal , member ; for Limerick, , presided at this
meeting,! and addressed the .members at length !
on fhe advantages to be derived from a Repeal
of the. Union.. Addresses of an important cha-
racter were also oatle by, Mr. Henry urattoiv
V Tl A AfltAPd t '. i -
MEXICO. The New Orleans Courier of a
iate.date, contains a translation trom! the Ga-
ceta of Tampico, of a letter dated, "Head Quarr
ters, Meir, ; 1 9th; June, 1844;" addressed f by
General Adrien: Weil, commanding the " First
dent Houston, announcing that hostilities ore i
opened between Mexico and Texas. t The.foU
lowing is an extract frpm the; Letter ;fvr I
'"The day fixed by the supreme government;
in the armistice concluded thel 5th February,:
of the present year, with the commissioners of
Texas, having expired his excellency the Pres-!
ident has called to mind, that from the 1 lth of;
the present month hostilities are re-opened a. I
gainst the inhabitants of this department, and 1 1
communicate to you the declaration of his(cx. I
cellericy. I also make known to you .that, my;
government has 'seen with ' well founded in-l
said territdry towards a republic, whose cener-1
ous edndu'et towards them they misunderstood,!
in relation to a question . in which they were!
thought to be acting' with goocf faith. " They!
uttvo Ruuseu ine cuuuuuncu 01 tuc repuuiicruy
violating the conditions of the armistice respec
ting the commissioners, who, according' to the
4th article ol said armistice, should; have re
paired to the city of Mexico in order, to regu
late! our differences soj far as their propositions
might be admissible, ft His excellency the Pre4
sident, convinced thaMhe ponor and dignity of
the nationV require, the chastisement . of. a con
duct so littlo creditable, has ordered me to ap
prise you of his resolution, so that it may be
well understood,' that it is riot through timidity
or want of power but because his excellency
has always listened to the voice of humanity,!
mat nostinties were not commencca at me pe
riod fixed by the armistice.' liW:t'"''.
ir y - i - 1 1 11 1 11 1 1- r e -
The Loco papers for the purpose of in4
,r I.
strenuous efibrts to identify the ,Whig par
ty with' the" rioters -of the "Native Socic
ty." ; ; Now, the truth is that . those socie
ties in every city in which they exist wered
originated by Locos,' and the. ranks, uued
mostly irom that party. Aia. journal, s
Dfcll
In this Town on the mornmg of the 5th inst., after &
short illness, Mrs. Lacsa B. Chambers, wife of Mr. Jo
seph F. Chambers, tnd daughter of Michael Brown Esq.,
aged years.-3t ampmmkyi
Accustomed as wearetJO- the voice f ,wpingianid
lamentation and often as we miss from our. sides: the
loved and beautiful who gladdened our pathway, it is
seldom that a blow has ' fallen so universally deplored.
Few have had so manjf ties to bind them Io fihis world,
and to few indeed has the son of. existence shone so
brightly. possessing a cnluvated mind, and refined taste,
with the most frank tnd winning: manners, youns, beau
tiful, loving, and beloved, she was the -pride and joy off
her frienda. Her attachment to them was warm and de
voted, and so frank and candid was her disposition, that
if convinced of error she would acknowledge it with the? 11
openness or a child. T IJut the summons came; and, m
the very spot where (less than a year since) she stood i
lovely bride, we-assembled to bear her, a way to the lone
ly grave. Her own pleasant home, and the loved , home
ofherchiidhoodafe desolateTand we'can only remind
her stricken husband, parents and friends, that they
should not " sorrow as thosewho have no hope Years
since she chose her Heavenly Father, as the guidev of
her youth." From ithe commencement of her illness
she believed she should,, not recover, and frequently ex
pressed her entireresignation to the will of God, only
desiring to liver that she might be more than ever devo
ted to hia service ; and in the deliritan offerer she would!
often call.on those arbtmd to hear hsr-describe the glo
ries of the New Jerui3Jem. which she believed she bad
actqallSritwwsed. '? She ia tiot iead,but sleepeU
13 Y !.aas Biles, living 6, miles east cf Ar.rrriarlei p-ij
J?i ai enured on the stray bookef Sur.!j t -.,: ooij. Jc';
the 27ih of JfiV, " brown horse Juae, 4 K-ct 2 i-cne:v;
high, and supposed to be 10 or 12 years oIJ, wiih t L. : i
in the ri'ht fre leg; valuation $6, "fThe-owner it t'X;
quested to come forward, prove property, pay charge ssa
take liiui awayt' 'HtJiNiiXrUAVI3, Sanger. ?
August 10jlS44.-lwl5-!Si?jf,- 'r.:?.-Ji 'fi jf
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fTlIfB' heirs,, next cf kin of Hannah Robewon are
JL hereby notified that thejegacy 4-hich I hold ia by ;
hand as the Lxector ofrauence Lewis, ta ready to te paidt
to then whenever they come forward for the s&cie, es l;
co aot mean to te.accountaDie tor interest
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. Vm. THOMASON. ExT.
A m lion - t..i e ;aa.ff ,;,... .1?::
,' -f
; ti rjszmr.: dollars me ward A
trAnl nnnar iMtti mit and m 11 i t.:. t.
' -6 K A vv Alf lr0ul Uie."suoscnDer oa vxe l ltt " -1
f ' At instant, a neirro bov named rfATTl?. a,' V
vC'St bvvv tui-uua,aoout dULyears oi - age, not r Tcry. ... ;
; bhicki about five feet seven? inches hiirh. his twv ; k ;
He jhad on ;ai old whitc:hat,and carriitd .with him a blue-"'
cloth coat; two pait of nankeen and a pair of black cloth 1
panta!oohI and a red velvet vest. ; The above rewardf :'t
:nu f.l.:. -.'j.-.t ; .-J L r . . - ? " :
uf vitrn iur uiN i niruciuiiuusuu nuumrmf M in n
tau o that l can get nun. zrAi-ix: AltLBAjsEf
ituiHDorougtt, j uiy a 7
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3wl4 :
Q JT2?i 1 XEGXOES for'aaien good Wrms.1
Apr ,
dbly to UiHf IX?'H ?R.JN: CRA1GE1
,- 3i'?tj james 1 loaor jonx u shjlvk
rl HE firm of Cress & BoierNvas this dav dissolved W.
1X !triutual;Conaenf; All peraona Indebted ho said 1 Eria .
arecanteatlyfequested tocaU andEetUrticularly lhp . ,
who have; pp?i accounts. as we are' desirous to have thel T
concern closdd without delay Those having clam;f ; '
against the said firm wiltiplease present them for settle-' ' i
ine'ritD.lI'Creas.orM.BcrvifiltataU tiroes t feundV V f.
in tieirCoiningiroomt ready to mike settlements. Ir N T A H
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:jjt. J30GEU Wga feavtotnoCT'filenn4 ! t
public, that hfe has purchased the entire stock ol Cress v i 1
Soger's C2i212IlDi23d and in addition hehas. re.- . J . -;
ceived from New. York andXhiladephiaf a handsome, : - t-
stock of rj
whch he will
ASONABLE- GOODSrESsSi 1
offer very cheap for cash" or, short credit ta , y
punctual deners, he holds forth in the same Ilouse which, '
had been occttpied by Cress & Boger where he chall be.
pleased to Seel.the smiling faces of his id friends and cus 7 -;
tomers. ' No pains shall be spared to! exhibit his stock ot :'; ';
Goods and to sell Tow for cash." Call therefore and ex.
amine and hear prices, before laying 4ut your cash ""else-
where.' h .- . "
MATTHIAS BOGER;
, march. 18,!184 . l:tf .
FORWAfiDIXC ; AXDlCOMISilOXtnpCSE.
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VT i - ;,. V w MM ..a-. A. ...1. 5 I 8
OTJLD inform the merchants of the , interior that t,
they have in connection with the general CSarcsw f"tt J J
dcbo Eiaas3aaacS3a3a added to that of For
warding ;! and iiaving large -and commodious Ware
hooses on theJidnk of the. River, are brepared to receive
and forwardSGoods upon such terms is will defy all cbm ':U ?t
the interior, land not otherwise directed will be found in'
lour; possesBionii 'm rp&nft fi-cr-t m
i&Wt$9ille. May 24r1344 M m tf6
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IT II B subscriber ia prepared ,wiil convenient war
- u h-uiefa:at the loot ot Havmmint. to receive and for
"wird GooJajto '"snpart of the Sute,at aa low comroia-7
sidns as any other house here can il it'tt." f. '. j
?,kAs Ju9 ol4. customers have no caiise 'to complain, h'- i
hope to give equal satisfaction to all new ones that may! y z
fctor. him with a tnaU-'i'. Mi-f-i
attended tor-"' . " -1 'r.,f? :ii4i
ROBERT M. ORRELU;
I Fayetuhme iNS Cl July Sra,ftf443iclf
NOTieEl
5 i-M'K-!
UND1 AND. MILLS
1 1 -f- - 1 . - - f - -
ri l HE subscriber now oilers for sale his plantation Ir
" JL ins on khe waters o( Fou'rUr creek ,one mile north! - W
ofj Third creek church; and 15 miles west "of Salisbury! '
ik i : '
Li.
m ' 1 - rb. . 'T1 ,
1 ail t - ' -i
containing dpwarda of .-Vi i; :;'sKr1 f K-.'
n . :mpii:HUNimED:
Upon which ithcrctH -splendid sett tfel
iSnLconsistmgbfGmST'MILLSfc
" 'ii SAW! MILL and WOdlOAHDfc:f j-
all In ODeradon t. with a stream 'sufficient' at anv season iHl!'
of! the iyeari. same is situated in the heart of a rich
nd rloarJshng neighborhood, and doubtless is not infen
or1o any stajnd in the coahff.The pfanution can be enjf
largfd c-r dipiinished to suit purchtiseVs 'Persons Wish
ing to purchase such property would do well to call soon
and examine the same, 0 I am desirqui of removing and
anituif: my family in Pavie countyJ'A'bareain will be."'-
Rowan ctoy, July 6, 184 1 y t rj
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IMPpmANT CrriCEntaWmdebtedtotheV
j subscriber foSubscriptionJob f rintinj and j Ad-t
vertiaini, atiending August Conrt for Rowan County 7:
af earnestly requested, to call at ' the Watchman OHlce. .
apd settle, Jt once, aslt will be dtcideill? 1 - to thetf 1 ad"
rantnge ta f a so. 1 k Jtc; rETDLETON. f
-i 5alisj!ury July 1341-
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-TUSTT received a supply of SAN CCf.i;DRA4
TBD S VR8AIAniLf.and for sale at " - 1
1 1 v-r,
K BOXES, .cTKaOTandO Hll window pU
OP Vf Baltimore manufacture, at
inay;27ii844"
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fl'Klil-'Prug store.; t
100 gallons of LINSEED OIL 1
l ITIOR sale csp, ! new unig tsiors
X. of
iiSairshurjmay 27, 1844
tf5
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AVLvoj settled permanently in Salisbury, ouers his:i. r
professional services to the citizens of the place ana
adjoining country.; He may be found at John I Shavers
HoeeK! R-:.,- V . , - - " - T:
U IT" Calls! from the roo attended to free of chaxgeK , ;
-1 mar 25. 1644 ; ' 3ra4 1
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