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1.1 : ! .1 1 1 I A 'I. if! j Ji. :if'i', 1 ..' ' I , s the 1'L. m .-.- -J : ' ...... m nnt stand arid oimht not to staud. and would iniu i i iiiii' i linn i i i.vu . tuuiu - -. n - .. it 1;It would W wasli awayltn there bQcn a steadier ana, a" larger reuuc- FJRST SESSION. stand.; . .. J ilVh:' i torrmbicentt 'With Baltimore American to have upon the Revenue c h I .'t.f!' !U - i-Y Mr ' ' j"t i'I-oJ i Mr. Huntington of Conn. Hlii -V!r I 1 t WAmii$ 2 ilca.ue.and.iHhetiame.of trl ! ' i :'l I" UNITED STATES SENATE J ! laiu deed that Was ( T7T tf . :-i Mr. Davis also addressed a brief but strong argument against the Bill, and the effect it was to have upon the Ke venue ot me country. in nenau oi niscoi- his State, protested ! aiminsfr the deed that Was now about to be con- teidav wlicn the teiiiinatioti of Mr. .HAjrwbod fr. Sim!nons of R. I. in a few-words closed sivaSiannounceo, nr uc . J ocCAsiori to saj, what ho now 1 lit . IIIWIVKII"" j V" V 7 ' . V "i uurDosd which hmd-lid him to take lliat Mefl. i , 0 heart that trulv understood its prov Mr. ;04ntonthe i htated that he had; held a sincerely wished for llje welfare of the country. - 'full and free inlercW?! with; Mr. Haywood jon ! The names were called, and ihe result commu- ihe-suhictt of the hill, and tuey. mutually fx- , n;catcd in breatKTess silence : trori of price! tnau upon this-4unlilj asjin the eases off coarse cottons the priceiis aci tualjy ltissftharnthe! doty though,wheri first imposcd. the duti' vas, if wejre:mern ber aright,Tno;t higher than 25 percent It is mani(esttbat vvhaeVernia)'have been the influence of improved machinerypih reducing the cost of those fabrics in jwhich it is so important an; agent, u can naye had not such influence upon window which it is ! . relott He provold and was, we suppose, j 'down, that 44 an! honest man may change bis opiniobsw miiich. - WhigS . 4' v BALTIMORE .CONVENTION AND THE h 'H-j- ,:!niFF. ;,; r:: We find in the Alexandria Gazette's report of the. Senate's proceedings on-Monday,, the following remarkable statement : THE CAROLINA WATCHMAN; i t i - Salisbury, X. C. FRIDAY EVENING, A U G U ST 7, 1B4G. y Mr. Cameron presented the proceedings of a la re democrat t meeting in rennsylrania U. U , U against the! repeal of the Tariff of 1842, which port is wen caicuiateu i. - tj-nnd ;ieferrcd to lhe Cummin. , - ; , . :. . . . . ' . ' W VU as it is intended to.tiecene anu mis printing. Pressed 10 each oh?ri their' objeeiioiisi' M K. . '; . ; ; . .. M i ? ii.i.. r. hirrt lo iote for the liU unU'S it was greatly! a- . Colquitt, Dickinson, Dii, lead the country, and tieserves a closer The Preside of this meeting was lAe Pre. analysis anil a more thorough refutation lideiU of ihe Baltimore Convention, and he em. than we now have leisure to attempt. At inhaticallv declare that the Baltimore Conren Bright, Caihoan,Cas3, Chalmers, a convenient season!' -we shall piy it our j jtion was not opposed to the Tariff of 1842 ; and Yeas Messrs. Allen. Ashley, Atchison, Atherton, FAirfield. Hann02an. Houston, i nc,nnc, nr.A mlaafAii tn nnnf rriviprf Itclitiart it Vtoort L- nnii'li liv tVir Pfinrpnlinn ikul f. wiJ-JllUl...t ...... I ikdVnnrnepntiiliiin iif Mr. ! T,;n T ; fr-TliiflRe. PennybacUer. Rusk, Sera- , r , , i j ! At - tllr U ; h. i. iichucu ;iui ijwu nil, ,v j.ivo..... : " - .r v . 0ii i piauSlDie assumpiions; uy ine iricaisiiuic : a ucu n, u.vi uuuiuic recciv- Uentohthat neither; lime nor circumstances -P. f l'K"1' r . 'o J'-.:" n"' f V,w nmnf rasnriinr to led M ( I 1 . I . I ' L T A V Ul'SSrS crenel, iJJ nun , ucuicil, vaiucivii, f lugiv v. - - - w- ,.. r" o ,vould Wm.toffcuchameiidmentaswasdes.ba. . ' r, ' Thom, Clayton. Corwin, Cm- i ,vhirh "Sir Robert" a id hisdiscioles have iT If II. I ..!.I.J - aacont ln vr.trt f.iplir i ' TT i . ; ' - . . ! . ." 'iivucui..uHj.-v ,u, , t,ndenfDavisUay:ornnre,ne,nungion,u- hvays beerf dec dedlV and very hatural- If US friends would bonsent to postpone Hs ope. i son of U., Johnwn of Md., Maugom, Miller, Morehea, 5" t,v Hn. wJ,-ln nn ratiohuntilMarch,V. as to give time Ibr amend. ; NileR, Pearcr, Phelps. Simnions, Sturgeon, Upham, Web- j Iv averse, since they are alu aysfin cpn- This they declined, .Mer, Woodbndge ; iiicc wan meir. uuir-Mu tucui in a.; :- this be, as wq presume it is, a correct ac. THE j ELECTION. j The election i came off yesterday, and resulted as favorable to the Whig cause, as could be expected, taking every thing into consideration. Early in the morning, wq observed that the most desperate ef forts would .be made by the Locofocos from the least to the irreatest. well know-I nd was thereu; v.i ipgthat it would be the last gasp of some nJ Pfd b' Vvs of the aspirants to scats in the Legtsla- ten nays-Mr. Ja:. mm m " fli lift or n f The Xc:i Las the (illov. McKay's Jest r Afier a period . the unpleasant c ers the passajre of t Congress. After -on the part ol the . day, aud turroun : I zens who trcnilf.i: bill Was ORDEUtU body by the cas:i r j ture as well as both Houses of Congress in these parts. Wedid hope 'at first to h,ave been able to have sent an entire ! . ft Whig delegation jto the next General As- "mcnt at the next session and ,ho ;Tsined riUor than violate his cpn- Mr. Speight moved that the Senate adjourn, ! science or vote against his rjolitical friehds.- which motion prevailed, ;' j No maDi said Mr li. was ever actuated liy pur- j 'J'he House had adjourned before the vote was er, higher, nobler motives. if j taken, and the crowd was immense through Tho liJghct testimony was also borne to the tije day I liigli character! and motives of Mr. Haywood, j 'fhe Bill goes back to the House as it came, j by Messrs. Marigurrt, Dix, Niles, Berrien, Bag- . with the exception that the ninth section u omit- j ty,&nq Urittenden, Who also uenounceu ine in- j ted. leaving out this, the 15:11 is the sanio us count, it mkes an extraordinary disclosure of! semblyybut as it,is, we have maintained the secret machinations, which, it has always j our own triumphantly, under the mostdis- couraging circumstances. We think we famous attack madb upon him by the, Govern ment papefr. fr 1 "reported back thej tai nnd asked that the he committee on Finance, iff. bill without amendment committeo be discharced from-thetr instructions. ' Mr. Kvans, as pnejof .!': ' 4. . I . .1 . i t - too commiltec, liu npi join in ine rerpie to ijb discharited. lie thought the duty could be pr- lorrned and oom to e penprmea, anu as tnose that which passed the 3J of July. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES MR. CALIJOUN. j L . i i ' . ., " Coining ecertts cast tKtqr shadows before." ' I r M . ' We have iust seen the address of Wm. L. .YanceyrEsq. of Alabama, to ? the yo-; ters ot his uongressioqal District, announ cing the resignation i of his seat in Con gress. It is exceedingly bitter against the Northern and Western Democracy, many ; been surmised, eminently characterized that memorable caucus, railed ihft Haltimorp rnn. Ivention. TJie Oregon issue in Congress brought I . ' , i:k. .kin.4 5:. it... u. u!. .tins election can safely say that from this out, taking as a criterion to judge by, ... i of whom hp. dnobirps tiir vvbnllv tifmiitnt The earlier part of the day was occupied in f Drinch)le he xvinds un'ho rnrn. negan of Indiana- that promises were made in J that Convention, which induced those who were j opposed to any compromise, to believe that Mr. ; (Folk would .strictly carry out their views. The ; apprehendejd faithlessness of Mr. Polk to those ! promises caused Mr, Hannegan to utter such 1 lanathemas ?is were never before heaped upon the head of a President by a promincat.mem- 'ber of his (iwn party. j tiut this manifesto of the President of the , UIO UlSpOSttI Ol Iiumrruus -.- ...r""" ! mAn,ll ilntmn 'f tho n llio nn xxrlfK merest, aim ino reicicw - r . I Qu .uA ,..;il Af enhfko rTTiTi.: .-.r . i. . ? The House then went into committee ot the " iuai4v3 uuuuiij ui jjuamiuuic vvumumion inaives ine important uis- ,r.i, hH hill tn romilntM nnstnrrp. i orthodoxy. " 1M.V obsWrva tion' heret the (.closure, lhatin that hot-bed of political schemes. and to prevent the abuse of the franking privi- j says,) convinces me that in such a party i1 commenced, the very deception which was af- that we shall be able hereafter to com tjiand a large majority, and upon every occasion, to swell that majority. We con gratulate ourrfriends upon the result. Our vote for Governor has been increased, so has that in the Senate. One of the t?eri est demagogues, " Old BalV alias, John Fraley, has been beaten by an increased vote. . : . i : vrhowJted tol.be difriharged had -not give'anv lege. organization, the fcout i? wjach is .the only .rwara perpetrated wnn such uisreptitable rcasonTor it in the fconunhtce, he honed they i - A rambling political discussion arose, quite portion ot the party sound on all these success in ;i ennsyivania ana Aew xoik. it Would noWgivetheir reasons to the Senate, tliat f irrelavent to the bill, alter which, at a very early ; questions, is used merely to Joot ihe bill, if 5 V P- ,0" P 1" . p. g It mighti be known what they were, 1 I 1 hour, most t tue memners having gone to tne and ro atd M If Mr. Lewis said otio reason was the want of r time to jframe a new bill, 'Another was tint tho instructions were so unintelligible that t ie committee could not understand them, t .jV Mr. Johnson, of Md., thought it was the duty r fT the Committee to obey the instrifcilons, and 1 I hey could bo obeyed. Tley could easily ajs coriain what raw materials were used in mail ufattu'resi' and the S'pcrctriry of the TrcAsujry pouhl inform them what were the exigenciesiof , the Government. I I 1 ' Mr. Sni)irb'! defended tho majority of thd com- tnitteoiand said it was enough for him toknow .1 . . .i . . . . -.1.. L:i. !.: ,1 ict Senate, the committee arose without accom- plishing any thing, and the House adjourned. Frotn the Richmond Whig. ANOTHER TREASURY REPORT. .. .. . - . I r 1 r til., hl ktt 1.11. J in giving a ipower which shall ,i,,u,,s "j uui iuu ucm- mvR to nnr Nnrthnrn rvrUthr ihr,! " !ocrats, wasjcunmngly devised. It was there, ! And, as a remedy tor this state of things, we l the memorable expedient of ! b nrnnP, ' tUt n,.v Jti1! -4 o'; oJ; th?'ne Mer w!as conceived. It is scarcely II puHiuiu iu u.-nqv, iai suuu piuuiniciu jJUliu- cians as the! President of tho Convention were -really ignorant ;of Mr. Polk's opinions. His declaration,: however, evinces that he was cog- that thora ivere only bight working days leftiof ina session, wnicii wouiu noi auoru nine enougu facts, that protective duties enhance the price of the artices upon which they are to renort a bill ' ; icicu, aim mm uic; uuiisciiuiriiuy ojjc- 1 C Mr, Hemon said thk motion to discharge ulas rae f18 a. bounty to the manufacturers, a test question; and he called upon the Semite ! who in this way draw from thej pockets tocomo'iiptothe mark andvoleupon it as suah. oi the consumers, oi their lahncs about uuuun- tut uiiiuuiivui 4Ub i g tl(UU UCIIYUU by the government from imposts. In oth er words, the Secretary contends that the he proposes that they shall j meet in a common Denhocratic convention j a large body of men who have vigorously ! opposed us on principle" -such. We pre- The Union of Thursday evening last m"! T BaTlti,nore?fin- rgn to represent Mr. Polk To conta ns another Report from" Sir" Rob- J : P . . r ii .u i i u- l . I man who had been uniformly opposed to Vlv kl keF7 design of which is to es- R Bftnk ft Protective Tririff aJ nternal tblh the theory which is every day re- ; lrnproVcments, and rVice Prsidentan. fused by undeniable and incontrovertible , Q fa d aU his h aistrena-- No Penitentiary 2 5 5 S S ' 2 Penitentiary, S . Mr. Jarna?in said it Avas his dutv to nut an f iid to his business. It was evident no amend tnents could be e fleeted and he should obev his ous supporter of them allr-and neither of whom had ever been designated by pub lic opinion in any quarter of the Union as suitable, persons for those high stations! Mr. Yancey is understood to be a Calhoun man; and his address, lis one of those " straws" on the Ocean of public sentiment, which point distinctly ta future events.- it. ,i H r II: I . - ihstructJons. He shkuld vota for discharging people are really taxed by the existing Yfinoun Vas Procjf;imed- !1,s con-:!,-. itI4v e.L il..r . i l ... ' cileable aversion to a Conventional nomi- inriu uoi less uiuu o u,uuu,uuu, aooui one ' . c n ., n , . . u , v third of which goes into the Treasury and j f.f J decided o- the other two-thirds into the pockets of the Rini-on lh f ?n elf Ctlon' b,y therHPlllse of producers of the articles upon which it ! Hepresentatiyes is greatly preferab e to I exacted. Even if the thPorv WPr t,.. ! this surreptitious and deceptive mode of tariff of 1842. Whether deceived himselfor, as is more probable, a participant in the con. 4templated deception, the proof is equally cogent .jthat the deception was there deliberately plann. ' ed. It has resulted in tho success of the can. j jdidate, and in the disastrous overthrow of the ! jgreat measure of which one-third of the sue cessful party and all their opponents, were, and iare, the advocates. We cannot remonstrate against the jjustice of the punishment, at least ' ,upon the. politicians who now pretend to have been deceived, but, we are firmly convinced, ; were themselves the prime movers of the de- ! ception. Rich. Times. i thej Cpmnjittee. ,Upin the question of engross ment, however, he should not vote but give t ie VicolVesident an opbortunily of deciding it, f After! ai bmtracted debate, the question was ; taken upon discharging tho Committee and it j ' 1v was carried, -Yes 2 , Nays 27, as follows 2 ' . - i YsJs-l-Mipani. Allen,. Ashley, Atchison, Atherton, 1 Raghyj. Benton, Breese, Bright, Calhoun, Case, Chiilmep, : i ('olquitt, flicllinsTn. Dix, 'airfielJ. Uanneiran. Houston, ,i;rf JarnaginLevifl.McIlnri, Pennyhacker.Rusk.Semple, I SeVler..Speikht, Tumey, VVratcott, Yulee 28. , ' 4 'Nt-t-Meiwr9- Archer, Barrow, JJerricnj Cameron, CiUey, Jahn'M. Clayton, Thomas Clayton, Corwini CrSt- tcnden;OByiK,Paytpn..Cvani(Sreene,IIuntington,:Jorjn- Ison of Lati' Johtwon of Md L: Mansum, Miller, Morehed, Niles.rftrcej PheIp9.Simiiion9, Sturgeon, Upham, AVejb- mer, Wpodbrwgc 7. it might be very safely assumed that the aggregate of national wealth is; greatly en hanced by the policy which diversifies the pursuits of our people, .and developes the internal resources of the country. Of what value are the coal and iron, the lead and copper, which a bountiful Providence has filled our land, if instead of disembowel ling them, we are to depend for supplies ot the articles, essential ahke to personal til .-i;V4J,rL,:-it . , ., ,1 , ! ot the articles, essential alike to personal I, ViWrih;n nWt,lttr,ketht55h ! comfort and to national independence, up- ! V ir!!S"Crferr? -i LYfu28rna'8?8 I r' ! on the mines of England and Wales, to Henton Voting for it, and Mr. Jarnagin not vp. ; Nvhose oapital and imjustry w, thus it. '. ttntr ; Mri Job nion of AldJ then moved to refei" the ' "im'i-1. lo r Lj.. -.I . . ..I T .urn luii ijiai vuumiincf, wnn insiruciioiis. ' , I408t, yeas 27, nays 27, the Vice President vb imai anu niuusiry we inus give employment in preterenceto our own, be ascertaining the wishes Sand concentrating the action of parties; apjd his friends omit no proper opportunity of preparing the public mind lor resistance to the attempt to repeat in 1848 the experiment of 1844. And we have another idf tlrese "straws" from Florida. A Locofoco Convention recently met in that Statjs for the purpose of nominating i candidate for Congress. After several ballotings, in which neither of the aspirants could obtain two-thirds of the votes it being a- " principle" of the progressive Democracy; that a majority less than that number ought not to rule in No School ,-School, f Fisher, Ellis, Ribelin, L Henderson,- Fralev, - Kerr, c - r f-i I I cn nc n n rt o an I r- o t Vi 1 I O -f 1-- 00 -J I IS JO t OWOOOXlO t o o w . en o o .A ooCf .I : f n o i ir, o ic rj I - e-s 9k M lor ine uassa2e c from a Democratic I ion utterly oppcjt il : other Whig metrX r the bill ; 10 tha all ? measurejand all i: possess any, rest c: Administration ptts , to mitigate, by at;..-, fects of the mcas-j:-try of the country, L . important proper 11" the ieverity of tl. the casting vote c : not material am::. ' and requiring the c Representatives, v.. yesterday, and un J. ; ous question, was c The spirit cf l . , behests cf the IU! finally triumphej 0 . strances of a Lair:. The fatal measure all the industry c f 1 I of everv man in' it sweat' of his brow strous scheme, wl.i fend, and which ! cv o r"5 o o o - c c n n t- QD Cf 0 Tf Ct n O 0 0 00' o 'J2 bs fShepard,- Si t- CD - T n - IO w. " " f 8 . nraham,- -f t- o ff r- P5 C, h lii w ao . o CI CO ? 52 w t ? N could pot be del 1 nant of evil, l.a re Houses of Conro;-. become the law t f t' say of ao act so i .' The country will 1 . its passage. Tl. it, the people were i believe that their K most submissive t ; the hardihood to i:., interests and hoj.os iblow. 7hey repr ' Daltimore Convcnti and the Kane V". ty. Unhappy cu;:. ' to be repented ; tv.l reaped by those u.v ; affouesi IJut th v country shares tl. i mock at their ca! 1 erdd thetr error, t o ' the eril, Jjet not tc o '. whole country r its rights and its iu e: who have been d DAVIE COUNTY 1340, tins wo.. I1 V i ( It'Ailerifurtlier debate, the question was, put KK' upon ordering the bill to a third reading, which ; i waj carriea ny mo easting vote ot flir. jJallas, ; who read his reasons for so voting at considera- v bio length: j i 1 V EAS-MeMrx. Allen, r.nKbjr, lien ton, Uree1 en, Asl!ey Atchison, Alhertoji, , Bright, Calhoun, Cass, Chalmerp, cause forsooth it is contended that we may : ,ai7 ICC"" " Yuu W "a "V.41 u . um made it necessary in Legislative decisions procure them a little cheaper, in conse quence of the pauper labor by vhich they Mr. Brockenbrough, the present repre- stead of teeming with his abundant source of individual wealth and national strength. There never was a more injurious though nlntisihlft falinv. indepd. tbnn ttmt h;K iiv.lv..:.. n:..t 11 ix...i i" - ' v " 4V" fUwU. McDuflie, Pennybaker. Rusk. Semple, SevicK " i nn. I. j. . ll' ""j i r- .1 . n t ! . .t .a 1 kit. rr-. . n I n 1 are prepared Jor user Uetter were it for ; l n . ,, 1 i , r . us, if this policy is to be pursued, had our i v;ii;m A Knin pC, J 1 ?T 1 nnnt.inin. r William A. Kain,;Esq. received the nom- iiuu iiLiiiiJij ft . L , , i i i .i ii iii i i i ri i i - r . . . - - - - -W.V w uwsaw rB " 111 MORMON TROUBLES, ! The Baltimore Patriot has received an ejtra from the Hancock Eagle, stating that Nauvoo i is once more the theatre of great excitement. A body of about eighty persons, mounted and iarmed, left ;there for the purpose of pursuing ; ;some desperadoes, who, it was said, had severe- ; ;ly beaten a Ismail body of Mormons and new ; citizens, whilst engaged in harvesting in a field si short distance, from the city; five or six of; them were !arrestpd and lodged in jail. The ! harvesters are said to have been most cruelly 1 used, almost flayed alive with hickory goads, nnq tuen thiown into a ditch and covered with Mocksville, Farmington, Fulton, Cheshire 'a. Graham . 283 j 1211 00 Sttepard, 246 I 12 00 Kerr 114 1 60 20 Fraley, 117 7 11 Milttr 267 116 47 Hobbs. , 256 20 43 March. 495 110 83 Tratillian, 51 35 3 Penitentiary, 33 23 0 .Yo I'eniten'. 470 96 00 Those marked thus are 1Vhig. 2 26 7 ) ll Senate. 5 Sheriff. 12 35. " The Sugar has been Weighed H A few days before tne election, we learn Mr. Fraley went to Davie and there told that brush and qirt ;' this outrage has terribly in- ' the " Sugar had been flamed the Citizens' of Nauvoo. j It appears! that a set cf rascals, horse-drivers and other vagabonds, who call themselves Reg ulators,' infest the neighborhood of Nauvoo, and undertake to prevent the purchasers of Mormon property frorn securing their crops. One of the fobbers wag arrested and held to bail in 8500. weighed An account) from Nauvoo of the 13lh instant, i ballots were all thrown overboard, and rather quaintly sals : I he Governor has plainly instructed the 'Spei4htt;Turnty, Westcolt.lYulee 2 in the cheapest market. The individual i Nitil ..Meiara. Archer. '-Harrow, Berrien. Cameron, experience, of everv man onht! to satimfv C,n" I him that the market whichi wlicn the el- Uavton. i'jvann. Ijreerw. Huntincrtan ..... f. . i . . : Johnnoil of 1. ft , Johnson K Md., Mangu,. Miller j emctit ot price is alone considered, seems ination. 1 he lallahassee " Journal is exceedingly rejoiced at this result, not on ly because Mr. Kain is " the devoted friend of Mr. Calhoun," but because " the gener al beliefis that there will be no National Convention of the Republican (?) party for the nomination of ; a Presidential Candi date." Hence, the Journal thinks it pro bable that there will be! several candi- , 4VIMNKJH oi i.a., Jonnson tu Ma., Mansura.. Mule I C"'VUV' v r' 4i ulu"1' wimwcicu, acciu . , 1 t . .1 1 i ' -n 1 1 Moreheodi NiU-a, Tearcc. lLlps, Siunnons, stariS'. to be the cheapest, is verv frequently ac- atett a.f d thatPtTh?e fhotcelwiU devolve up. ham,bwoodbru ge27. i tually the dearest. If A, for example, can on the House of Represtjrili v-es in which Ui i - , .. . !;.' J . i r ' fivpnt. thp mpmhppfl 1 .nnTs irnrh -that lir. ties maae a moition to postpone the bill 1 procure a ton ot iron from 15 lor 20 dollars, V. ?.ral ''Monday of December. j lor which B requires the cash land will accompameu tus motion wnn ii . take nothing else, from C he can procure powi that ton of iron for 21 dollars, arid nav for ; natrnn he toll at the extraordinary means adopt. it by thJ products of his labor, is it not ob- : ' ?.s:f acf n . U !vious that he would be the gainlrbvpay . fl.i (b,llsa.d the Senator, addressing the . in? the hight pric(, ? f: , y P y eventlhe member of Congress from that State will cast its vote. ! ; We hope, however, that! the people of; tered into thp service of the United States, fiv rionua win assign to iir. (Jabell, the Whig candidate, the duty of representing them in the next Congress.- Rich. Whig'. aggrieved to: fight and kill off enough to put the lynchers down, but, as they have adopted the guerilla system of warfare, it seems impossible fio gel them into action, and the consequence is, tlhat the inhabitants of this city are continually agitated by repeated acts of violence which they cannot reach, and worn out by the incessant calls upon tljeir vigilance to guard against sur prise, i : "News h,is just reached town that the kid napped citizens were carried off by the La Harpe mob.'' " P. S. A message fcom the Mormon Camp urings information that Col. Kearney has mus- e in this county that Kerr would be beaten. Well f has been ' weighed" and Old Ball will remain at home, sure enough to ujshoot rabbits " The same gentleman happen ed to be in "Salisbury and regretted, very much that Mr. Fisher could not go with him and Mr. Ellis to the " Legislature 1 He can now meet with his friend and con sole him upon his defeat being in the same "lawful'' predicament. What an interesting meeting their first interview will be. Mr. Ellis has slipped in by the " shin of his teeth," and may regard his fate as sealed hereafter. Mark it. in one dele Mr. Shepard, the Democratic candi date for Governor, paid us a visit on Mon day last, and addressed a large audience composed of Whigs and Democrats. Mr. N; Iioyden replied to him, and such a you who are not clothed with power from an)' oibo.otates. A majority .of the people j -arte ;, . ngainstjjiti bill, and a ir ajoiify of the States are l ;!' ' against ihe bill; and it is to be passed in ah extraordinaryrajid hovel manner. j' vMMr. Camdlon. rose u id denounced the Bill, j and said from this day fc ith would be heard the )' .fi ' f very of IlErEAL." No Agent wf the Manufarj. ; T - v lurers ofEurp9 could have trained a Hill more t v H in keeping With tlieir ih erestsf than this' act. 'i . ': --..;jMfjJi M,j Clayton rcso to'address an aj-gu-t!!) , ment'to th yico fresldi'nt to vote for the queJ. b v tinti of iostponement, id ould it bo a lie vot. t-jf '""I- ! Mr. Cjlayton was called to order fbr this ; and Wi'- -yMded the Point. ;. M ll : The motion lo postpone Was rejected by the f t . loiiowmc v,ie ; theorv. as we before remarked, is disproved by facts. !' Howev er true it may be that the foreign manu facturers may show a lower scale of pri ces than the actual sales in the United Messrs. McDuffte and Webster. Mr. McDuflie had the imprudence to taunt Mr. Webster, the other da v, with his change of opinion upon the Tariff question.: Mr. W. very readily admitted the change, and States, ihe fact nevertheless is, that there justified it. South Carolina politicians ' ed and returned to Mobile, their place of j-esi hundred Mot mon!s,who are probably ero this ! scorching whew! nuif said! on their march to Santa Fe. We have copies p S. The people of 0J J Rowan gave of official papers relative to this movement, , . . . . which will be published in our regular edition ft,fn another, blow up on lhursday. on Friday.") CC?3 The people-of Davie did the same. ; So goes the West. ! (K7 A curious case is now pending in tho i Alabama Couits, Two Sergeants of Capt. I Desha's company of volunteers, now in Mexi co, (James Chandler and Elijah Kerr.) desert- rtuir.ct! advised and de.-trccii. of "REPEAL,- fror.i ver cease until C nr voice. Let every hi!, village riog with it u pies of 1812 be re,!, animated industry .'.t. ! In the language i f at Let not the PresIJoiit dry before the dir.. . pass before the co; ' their sense of wronz ' that wrong. Let Un exposed, followed, fi full light, and doomed f is now to genera' rr first day of the nc.t j let a bill beintroJ ;: ican law, to re-cstal.! store the prosperity f : here, (be added,) CJ , J the movement, and ud' in putting an end to t! ted, and monstrous rr.. Among many petitions against the new j British Tariff bill presented to the Senate, was : one from the glass manufacturers which stated has been no augmentation in thje pride of had forced the Tariff system upon Massa- j dence. They wero there arrested, and placed the bill would throw out of employment about any article upon which a protective duty chusetts, and the people of Massachusetts, ! ln charge of the commander of the Georgia re has been imposed ; but, on the contrary, instead ot nullifvinjr the law. as Sbuth the imposition of the duty has been uni- Carolina did when its authors got tired of iormly succeeded by a reduction of price, the work of their own hands, adanted her IT ? 1 . ! n . . . . - Ji leSffiSaa. M . Pene..t reduction of prices? If sit still and be crushed bkwiee., lhe U oer ZZUrZXZJT dollar, and fu,v cen.i. and ,he con.in.nlof ' hu r.nl fi, ! ir;,nt;nf.nl rK-..-d-: -I .. i l- )e ' hf nrP! tho. rPStllt Will rlisnnnfimf I' I h U Ml i i .....'. . . ..! . . . n)tnr li-aiimUfii.l'f K - i j iney justify: their desertton, by alleging the Europe only one dollar and titty cents a week, , " " i war into ; tyrannical conduct of Capt. Desha and his first nd ofipn 1. I i PJa7 of democratic h .r How crin it be contended, in the face of this factrthat the duty enters into' the price and is a tax upon the consumer for the benefit of the manufacturer ? Does an v man believe, if the tariff bill nov pending neiore congress snan pass, mat there will self to what seemed to be the settled po licy of the "government. Is it Strang that those who resisted Uhe policy to which they have since conformed, Should now be equally opposed to its abandonment ? Are giment, to be conveyed back to the army for trial whereupon they sued out a writ of habe as corpus, and were carried befre Judge Hragg, who, after argument between A. B. Meek, Eq. on the part of the U, S., and John A. Campbell four thousand persons and greatly impair the capital invested in the business about 83,000, 000. Another was from the paper makers sta ting that the capital invested in the business is 818,000,000 ; the number of mills 700, cm- fur the prisoners, decided that he had no power ploying 100,000 hands; annual product, 817,- t mterleie, and that they must bo sent back. 000,000 ; cost of stock used 810,000,000. From this decision the prisoners appealed to Wacs in this business are from six to nine dob me supreme ouri oi tne state, and in the they o use an idea of Mr.; ebster to niean while they will be retained in custody in W a wcek' whcreaS ,n LnglanJ ,l ,sbulthree ; Maine Sexatos. sprung up concerns:; : Bradbury to the Sn a small majority, u!. were returned fur l!. i while it is saiJ fifty-''-solemn dcclaraticn t Evans on that ballet, x. Allen and W. P. turned, would have' c .' iion. ii is iuoug!. i;. iiave a new' clecticn. soon as the fraud was . committee to exarr.in j i Since the above w;. - in tho House of lie: : ? . - l T! - . At rot . .i K ;Bhy.Witii.Bree.Bri!,Cathoua,CM.Chah6ereS i breaking down competition,! create a mo-1 antipodes of himself, notlonly uoon dmost ! imagine, is, they found that volunteering fbr the : , ;j CoIqutJ, Dicklnaon. Dfx, Fairtleld, Hannegan. Houston j nopoly ; not, f ' ill ' Jrnagin..lwi,McDuflip.lYnnyba("ker, Rusik.Seitjple rivnlrv f Kp V 1 .:tr- i ' Sevier, pjUhjhti1 Turner. YfAvot,' i " ' , , I '.-';'!, 7 i- u'-' ! ' ; -' , ' I , , i tlucer, each st j ';;.,;, ; Mr. U ebster satd that h regretted that ILia ; er jn the. mar r i .ill I I mnlmnitn nnstnone. iust taken:. Lad not nrevnilJ . , r : k r -1 t -.. j-.-y.-j d j and ho look occasion to tender to the gen S llenianlfrom Connecticut bis thanks for lhe firm jiess, vigor arid inte!igeiJce ho had displayed in resisting this Bill. The nk could hot be dry by which this fi 1 1 became a law before this Uon gresi xviluld.j he called upon to revise its nwri proceedings. I . -i. i j! , . . t . ! AVhajwver icilse, continued .MfjAVebster, might ;bo judgied of Jierealler upon an ad valorem scale, nolitical profciiidfis would hero.ifier be taken at iheir id Valorem value ! lirreat ilauahter.) ! In i goi trrtnrd t'.Jthil HilL no matJ cried " God save it:" Uhe Thif advahhvii principle Was like a house built as at present, by the active of the great questions of public nolici'; but wrs Wils noi whM it was cracked ur to be in reference to the very form and struc- . that there is more hardship and privation iu it ture of our federal system, might have an- ,bKfun fn(J olie. Many hundreds will return neuer men than they were domestic and; foreign pro striving to supersede the oth ;er in the. market, but by the cupidity of ; ticipated. He pointed to a few of the ! hffle' Y'se if "f ! the seller, and the necessities of the con-' numberless questions upon which Mr. ' "'ZH? the Ief 1 su?er. - . . , McDuflie, following Mr.I Calhoun, like the The idea, extensively prevalent, that tail of a comet, had traversed the whole the reduction which has taken place in the 1 field of space, but he did not refer to the prices of the protected articles-for that ffact that but yesterday, las it werej IMr. c icpcai, cnunot ue uciucu aas resul ted from the improvements in niachinery exclusively, is snown to pe uniounaea ny t absurdity TherFlow: Speculation. Attention bas been called to the great rise and fall in flour in tho last ten months, iyhen the first intelligence 7. resul- j McDufHe was the very Oenius of Consol- i ro"-ht to countr' a probable short unery idation, declaring it to be - the climax of l1 Ftt'X9 8eln inr work ed by absurdity to : sav that thl States havelianv ! "3-? 't4 ftL"?ci of. tho naV Such being the fact, it is reasonable to suppose the Congress of the United States would have prevented destruction from overtaking Ameri can4 laborers ! Did the Democrats, who coin pose the majority in that body do it ? The ini quitous bill is the law of the land ; and down must go home industry : women and children must be brought to want, just to please Locofo focdism. From this day let repeal be the watch, word and down with British democracy. i " a circumstance stated to tl?e ! Senate by j righjts at all" while to-Jay he. claimi for Mr. Dayton of New Jersey, a levy days ad each State rights and powers as absurd Ti;.... r I :. j . . 1 .l , o.!- l -u. ! i -yjf.i vjii reccini or mu hbws j4ieuu jeas, wuu it uu rciwriea ai ine lime. i.u;f . I T "Vm i prices advanced 1684 ,75, and subsequently, (.'had! been attracted by some Mexican damsel, and river bottom The Cotton and Planters Price s C MThe intelligent x from the interior is r f r in regard to the gfuv. i the end of the first wi many sections of fy-";'.': nrntinr. since men and heavy. Hie well known, is hip; ly ; with Tarious ! fluctuations, to 84 50 ! rrL r 1 1 , . 1 1 1 c . 1 n:. I ' l 1 t I . . i . . . I i ne lau on ine nanus oi tue rtio viranae. opDosite rori , run too mucu in v . , in prices was nearly as ranid. for the same ar- : Brown, but who in realitv had swam ih river i however, no matei il ii uuuw u aaA.au niiiLicu u i uinni .in ihnmcoiroe oo ih.. L t. . ij:ui - t ;. .i.- r. . . i . ' . . . bUKicftfntv ;U l.vrt J toL--,7hW.7 u "v ' r Pi r?inco:nHmlulT l,clP cari nn-e Mf.tr less than $4 show. in search of the lamented Col. Cross, and was I the wet weather sVu. highest duty .id levied, is made without with existenco-of a:teddml6vernritfenti Mn a A,in'nZAUX i .t.- k;.. r a , k. .v1 . .i. " u I ! rn madixncry ; and ft,-upon no article . has ; Mr. McDuflic rccoi ed fromr the terible me icanicomhierce.rx. Gaz. 7 'hi company. :7 ; i 1 lierc, to the "hole : -4 Hn77,7:mrr: i . mat.-::--v45TL'v' hrfo"-Hi-.--::t--Jui:- ..r.-.;--5:-;j:;-' -r:.- : - ' - - --f ": --- --" i - ' ; ' -J- ' ; . ) J. A ; i
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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Aug. 7, 1846, edition 1
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