Hfe-u.'trf.l t 1 perK-psr for ike first.
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r linr.niKs per annum o
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warm as our fWis !
vhoe far-reaching mind
j' (lie reft of mnnkinif,
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borjntrv s uriiur.e.j,
1 11 ml t!mt circles (lie world !
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. iti 6- known hy
Mm no irainiii
nil uieannro
ftoni tl -
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Jkv. nti-l worthy l'
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3l curn-il 4' day or
v'nf liif! sard.
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..Ah rSALlSBijRY,;-N. G. 2 JULY 2, 1847T " ;.fi
SALISBURY, ;N. .,sII0AW?JUJjy . 2, 1847.
VTITTT nnntnr.
uNUMBEU 9, of volume IV.
t;'M anJ grand,
)i ii'lit and command,'
redr'"-iii ilicir wron-i,
jrtul live in our Ponq;.
earning in known
w has a t hi one ;
etihen his stay,
ait uftuchmeitt lo-day.
iV troblct witli wine,
.s of party coi:1itif ,
oAd prily infrimie,
ir jjt'e of Wiii'J !
The
In
artic
rou"
From the Fiiyettevhe Observer
Proposed Cape Fear and Yadkin
; Canal. j
another column we hae copied an
e on this subject from theGreensbo
i Patria;, though we do not like its
author, rely on btate assisfance(br any
suctt woru. M'iaoiues nare made td
much capital out of State investments in!
Interlial Jftjprovements, that the generali-l
ty ol Legislators have naturally become!
nfrari of the; shadow of a leaning, to a
$HU investment ot thajt kind. When tin
dcrt;i ken, as ive surelyj liope it will be, be
lore ong, it must be by individual 'enter-'
i prize. i j ;
Wli do not understatid, from those un
' tier whose auspices tli meeting An this
place on Thursday next was called, that
it is proposed to make any movement at
n i ii is unit; ii unvi nil- iniii (u, uuiaui uir .
.... ,
v.iuicrit. iiu is a low hundred dollars necessarv to make
the gallant Slate of ,JC riquisite Survey of the route. It would
ro!iitii:ttifJ- ttuch a ro- , :... vr)(.(Jjont. nerhans Altai KmK
k.l.M.pty theluof hi, sch !1(Sf toajtem jt atjlhe sa tim R
Naliorwl, June 9
I.N'CIDKlNT.
ft the Orphan Regiment,
)! survivin
uri. .11 G(nics Invito wiih eyes
a wMlwiirinlifin ti( ttio fari- anil ts tl... 1..it
. . . . . I Triad. lhr; latter SPPms tn hnv nhfnino1
it. A :t i ji 1 1 j i i hoi - r - , "i ,
1-uMiire, illustrative uf ,ne r1' "'i iioujhi- c aiiempieu wmcn
;,ji F.y, while Sljr. may impede (Ms progress, con iident, as
his liientl. w as an- we miy vve!l- be, that the fact of so much
lien, who suluied him foreign capital coming to our aitj will
mark, and nassod on. generate a ne:v spirit of enterprizejin our
(I, " Major, I w as not rnidsJt dd materially to our means, (espe-
lh noh!!
lli a l )ou were promoted
Jvenl
ticliian,
i i-
jrtP'i W
rltv
f
j14j4ijil11rjli I cornilianda lleime.nt
(vVnrfj'l ' lik'ut. Colonel re with ns ;
r ri . .i .i
;.d. 31 e
I at' lhu'114
t Udithv o
ir spu its riili! u?
i- leiiliciit has with
vec( and Iicur. u.nt.
Hta. 1 lie icinaik
the nallaut dead, the
lie an-
cialll by the appreciation of property.) to
am iw h hfiiwl fh the lanh .
....... ... ... i -.f...
je have heretofore rnentioned t
tieipution, in Virginia, of an immense, in;
creake of the'tradei and wealth of Rich
mond by tapping th Yadkin region of our
State by means of the proposed Richmond
and IDanville Road. More recently we
havtj had occasioii to remark a similar
longing at Charleston for a monopoly of
the tirade of thitt sejetion. A distinguished
merchant of Charleston, writing ini favor
of tile fail road to Charlotte, in this State,
savsl ";The nrize to be lost or won. is a
Ailb MtfiJoHti tidier iH-llio lowest noi. 1 -.it. LJP ,,.! r;f.l, nerhans in its. n'reserit
"Nf "fi.-' , VfV,tf ,hfl Keim.cky unjLciopcd sate, but susceptible of a ve-
; ry hfeh tlegree of enhancement." I speak
te;rjof its population. Indeed I do not hes
itate to sayithatTit isnotsurpassetl fn those,
respects by' any section of the Same (ex
tent to be found southof tlie Susqiiehanna.
"j Vith equal certaintyianolher branch
would exh ) Charlotte (though perhaps
not so soon.) and turn tovardsi the west,
crossing thef Catawba, perhaps at Beaties
ford, .'and thjence taking the general qourse
1 of that river tup to ;Morgantori,n here to
terminate for a time, r Hut at some future
day it woultl cross the Blueridge; and ta
king the valley of the Svvannanoa, rub to
Asheville, thence down the French Broad
into the State of Tennessee. ; This line
would command the trade of the - Devon
shire of thejSouth- where there is ete
now more wealth than we are apLto dream
of. It may Istartle some of your city rea
ders, Messrs!. Editors, to hear that lands in
jthat wild arid wooden country, often com
mand from $25 to 840 per1 acre, and some
choice spotsjeven more than that. And
yet, at thosei prices, pay aihandsome pro
fit to the tiller, in the abundant Wield of
'corn and haw potatoes ancl otheri vegeta
bles. . : j ; . - T ' ' I
" Supposejfbr a moment Messrs. Edit
o rs, t h ese two ' I i n es' of road in operation,'
nd what k pwuntain torrent of prbduce-r4
of alf thaf constitutes the material of the
substantiajs land comforts yea, even lux
uries life jwould roll down upon your
city I It would now be incredible, if we
could guage with any degree of'accura-.
j by the same party in Congress; Nov to the
; record :i -i; ; i . ;" -
j On the 29tl o( January, Mr. Cocke, a Whig
member from Tjehnessee, asked leare -of the
House to. introduce the following joint resolu
tions: 'i ii .
Resdvd(vnammpusly by the Senate and
IIoiise of itevrese'natices of the United Stales
of America in Congress assembled, That the
ilhatitU of Congrjeps 'are due, and are I hereby
-presented to Major-6eneral Zachary Taylor,
jand through- him to the brave officers and sol
diers of the regular af-my and of the volunteers
junder bis cornmanctfor their courage, skill, for
ititude and good conduct in storming the city of
jMonterey, defended as it was by a forcemore
jlhan dotible their! number, aud protected by the1
strongest fortifications, which resulted lira most
brilliant victory to our army, arid reflected im-
perisnanie nonor: upon our arms.' , .
presently produce from the record." Tfiatth. L ' T A ) li
Jprpviso implies distinction u-Uh.hec.phula. ie, .ieZnr 1 .
I tio? U Palpable on its face. What necessity tvas and their army for their - mmW ii;J ArtL
,ur imrooucing ihat matterat alf? It had
Mr. Vi:;ttrnpfaiJ e.tiTd bftn llkenrn
agreeing to the menJnvnt sire the nation M
lajrupmi the table had, bernid-ciied, Wnd U
presumed Jhit the motion of .Mr. Uqutnt w as ia
order. . ; j ; -' ; 1
The rote was then taVen 1m? yeaj anil na)
n nruYrin the resolutions to Ue etiToLd and
read a third lime, and decided as follo L I
"Here follows the yeas and nays, as gjren by
the Regiier '.f Sntutday. Toe eilulLi,rns
' . " i 8 1 I
1 J wa . rTi T7 TT amended iy the rbumpsnn nrotjo were Aas'cd
byits adopt.on an intended resolution of thanks j Wins. r, Vu. . i . IT. '
wasconverted into one of censure, of insult fLl.r n " ' 71
Til . . .. m-u iusu.i. too, inn nar$ all hi:s eicept Grel On
That it was sd considered at the time, i'll b these rMAliJ - t 1 J 1 ?
made fullv t Bnfw... i,.- - - J. I . I r"ol""n. Ranged anci perverted,
J , ' r 3 .. .u.u , lde Krister thus disin-enuouslr remarUs : :S
i.
A been named, nor the most distant alluki.m
majde to it, in the ordinal resolutions, j The
arrpyhad fought nobly and accomplished: won.
dr"a11 fed on't"iatd it was proposed
to honor the officers and men with the poor
triljute oflhe; thanks ofCongres.i To prevent
lhiand. insult General Taylor, Thompson, the
opefl reviler of the General, oflered the proviso
intjtiestion,and he yas sustained by REUDKN
!ie
CHAPMAN and the
f, . . t, I i ' -i '- . . I'UI I I li If
Mspivea, j na inerresiueni oe requested to House. And to cap the climawf infamT
i i.ujjl v, r j. . ; F . .'t. ' . . preiou question was moved bv Taran and us.
party, and thus the Vl,i's-were
re.
emblematical of jhis iplendidiachievment, and t. i i
r?sented to Geni Taylor, as a testimony of the a"ie. '-v
high sense entertainet;by Congress for his iu- deIf,ved ,hft
i.. . .: : . . .. .1 - ' o : J
pieious anddistit)guihed conduct on that memorable-occasion.
!
i Resolved, That; thi President the U. States
ftj"equested to cause! the foregoing resolutions
jo bo mmuniUtJtj to Gen. Taylor, and
ihrough lum to , the ahiy under his command.
1 It will be pcrceivrid that the alovc contains
Ja simple vote of thanjks to Gen. Taylor
ftftf.and go&i conducC at Mnnterevl and
-o. .u., Vr nu mull HF.XSC EXnKThlNTD
bV Coxckess or nis DiTiNr.niiEii colfDrcT
OX Xii at vrvni Oirv u . .a.. ' ' J .it :
cord' shows ihat'rrrrjr Whig toicd fgailst it
The italics, d:e.t are ircn prrci ely Is wo
find them in the Register. We an suiiris'eJ
at the recklessness of this eflrt to pla e the
Whigs in a false position, j The Reg ster vnows
that the Whigs were in fa rot of t ianl s, and
voted against the resolutions blcaus; th y had
been converted by the Locos into a c nsure
and an insult to General TavlojrJ This s evi
i.ent, not only from all the circumstances con-
me. poor privi.ege ot being heard in m-eted with th nrMWIn. rVn it,
drlonce o ihe
i ' "Fi"'3'- " vjenirr riren anore. ann me remark!
rf r- T
i
rmy for " their courage, skill, fortitude and'
nitlWi cointnitndeil, npd worthy too of
ilrav? ativj 'i!ird man
Uulinlqi thi JhitllA
ttfx FfVas.a i-itue.
atlJ! o
wlio uttered it. .
of lliuiui 1 isiit,
! ' ....
H ot an incident tnut
'iiena ista.
1!
that
rVtt VnpursuUi tliq ;)j(Jvani;io.s ot a sue-
ljkWr'j, '& )ttvuU: if the 1' rank fort coin-
mfiil'!i to ia wounuded .Mexicnn, who
jtfe'oniry, by hii Inuk, iniplored mere)
liii'ric.Hi withdrew
&'vij-a,t!iil rlatnor
iitr:'.ili'j Keatiiekian i
tlie iiih i t
If .!' II I
li! ii it iiiii thir.
riTini.'u'y- ol hum
i . 1
rr nrjjE'nHfjioiM. I
"Mit-ki'iaiiitdit hun Joi
ihnri)4''ti and dv, liber
fw:inv'tli('i"ih the b
' i:VIi -tare- tuw ai ils
i tn'. Ahltii. The hea
nS,y'tit'iji character
i i
If U
fli
from
writ
is pointed -musket.; j s:v
ll. Ill i(le eiinu Cur , tt'llL
i'Si (liH:. u!ty plaeed I so J
el wtiii(!'(l man, and ! u:ra
... . i
t.i Uaviiir oeifonn- i SII.SC
illii v, he passed c i ij ' i chat
e Mexican sieallliily port lit ion. r.v
.1 ' " 3
;i fiiom -m, then rais-
itHy .shot his gener-
d , causing him i to
llle retreating troons
( sickens at such a
hue. A similar in-
pi-rsonal: knowledjge, (says another
rjin the Charleston Courier,) when I
it hiit there is nci region of the name ex-
J(sriuth of: the Susquehanna at feast,)
in agricultural, mineral, and moral
and worth, and at the same time so
ptible of improvement by the me-
ical agencies land facilities of trans-
ood conduct in storniin the city of Monterey."
cy, thequanpties Ot beef, bacon, mutton,. The resolutions weie presented honestly and
venison, poultry, butter, cheese, honey, in good faitlH as a tribute ju?ilv due to the "al-
cranberries, bpples,. potatoes hay, oats, huit ar -,0 no ollj;.ction frotn ;ny
corn, flour, jbuckwheat, &c. $cc, which , ,,, . . . .
..M' 'ftl--. 'ui'" r . At I quarter could have bebn anticipated. 1 et we find
.would pass over these roads to Charles- . ,. . 1 ,
ton, and equally incredible would be the there 0,'ci,,,n 1fom ,ho democrai.e side of
amount of merchandize taken back in re- ,he IIl,,s cve to introduction of resolu-
turn. And all this amount of trade wouhl lions' and pending a motion by Mr. Cocke to
be saved too (perhapsvl may say snatched) suspend the rules, tha House adjourned..
from the hands of others, who are now
planning to secure it to themselves."
Can we aiild one 'word to the force of
this writer's Statements, to show our peo
ple what great advantages they will let
slip through 'their hands, if they make in.
effort to secure them ? Look at the mar-
nificent results promised, and justly pro
mised, to Chafleston, as the reward of her
enterprize,;a;nd reflect, Ihat they may be
tioii to the insulting proviso.
an unprincipled aud tyrannical majority, the
Whigs were only permitted to record their votes
in silence against the infamous proviso. Here
they were borne down by the weight ,f num
ber, and the proviso was adapted : Veai 110
-ajl Locos ; Nays 70 all Whig-, except live.
vj Kive the names, by Slates, oi those "who
vot(jd r.r vu. FiU.an ail" Thompson proviso.
Vi:As : for Ihr Vofr f Censure. (All Aor.-.)
Cnllen hawtelle, Hannibal Uamv,.,f Hezekiah
illiams o.
V ;i i
.MJir iiumpsiireMnscs Aorris, Jr
Motilton, James H. Johnson :t.
brow.
i ...... i
pposi-
I'hu3 pagged by of Mr. Graham and Mr. Cockf, all! Whigs, fn
the extract which we ntt nrtutn4 Trnii th
r-r T t
record.
1 . I i
We copy now the concluding proceedings in
the House. The resolutions Bavin
c her n or
tl
lered to a thiid reading, as stated jahovk and
;e (piestion being on their passage
e pri
Mr. Joseph J. McDowell mored t
oesl inn. .. ' - . ,
i
Mi. Dronioole inquired whethe the
unai!ii:jrvitv ' a not in the rcpbluti
fcvioui i
xvord '
Tiie vote ceMainly had not thuslar ecn linan- j f
imous. and prohatdv wmilJ not be in." Cou! J I I
ace
W
Vermont Paul l)illiiuhnm I, i
r ".MllUj At i . i
ISeic ork. John V. Lawrence, W
ojxlwoitri, Samuel Gordon, John F. Colli
omitted by general content;..
ng untie' " I '. t
i.. i.. i ,i.... i. t..-.- r.l Le f i
W.
ri .1 t ' t .i . " o(u ui i ii, cimuei vioruo
1 he next day (.Ian. hi the nn cr esmp
, ., ,s 4 . ... , o'J, Joseph Kussell, C. S. Henton
that region which lies be
tween the. head w.iters of Deep River in
North Carolina, anil hp Broad River in
thisfState." !
Tshe- following parrjraphs froni the
same article, are so full of matter for ser
I . . . . ta.. O . . a i t r n I tmi ti tl r. r-T I n t. n c I I
,i ..... , j:M II . JI, i i i l Kills l (IK (J i It'll ii 1 M,lu iincirauu
tl,m o e, , ally Jgrreetul, oeetirred .f. xt,. n.,i;.
M!ltf Of Uesaea deUa IVilma. It would . ,u' -V"il vim.uia, u aki
i.if ii. nfinv. howt ver noweif.l, coiild cPJ Uiem entire, i Arguing against Uo-
I T l ' . . . ( ..
-the CJ od : of
.'tradtt i"v uiili such 1 fiends
-:.iVibi4: it.
i
1 1
1 I
pU1.Ahiat' Xloiadlin the Capital.
v : I'm.- n L i
u A'atna, ol ft li inst.. savs 1 lie
Dt'ltal we learn that letters have
rtcrivfil in this ci y by the way of
'apico, friitn tire city K Mexico, to " the
tilt.. intwiiVch it is stated that Santa
arrival in the Caliital on the Hhh
J, M wrH expected that the receitton
:Sry il tlVrt iit frotri what he antici-
k Thi: populace, or rabble, princi-
I'n-r. a ssem blekl to receive the
(ftl interim, and showered urioti
a.eures1fit!i- loud atjd deep ; and from
proceeded, as thkv old nursery story
cVto try what virtue there was in
llpi exct'llencv nott beinir ambi-
naIofvljnv the exaii nle of St. Stephen,
JVJ ivh great difl culty, and. protec
joj Lis friends, sou it an asylum in the
jT)ie people, indignant at the fre
tdfifeitij r tl0 Mexican armies, and
Wtirc'of Santa Ajita to redeem his
5,&US Premises, sk ur?ht to revenue
HjlTfSj upon his pJijson. Had it not
uic nnncd lorbp and the police,
, "ih'liBV "President! vvmnlit Imvc hfn
I f j m- i VIXVIIH atW Wrft
the streets, as was once
1 u III
Sou
ia and id fav0r of Camden as the
hern terminus pf the Charlotte iRoad.
he savs. i
" khould this line be
iconstructetlj
up as; unfinished busiliess, when opposition for
midable and iinposhig the result of a niirht
caucus- began to exjjbit itself on the part of the
Locos by indirect arid underhanded efTiirts to
get rid of the sulpctj In these efforts two Al
iibam.a members wore conspicuous, as the fol
lowing extract from the record shows :
Mr. Payne inquired of the Chair xvhether it
resolutions to the Committee on Military Af
fairs ' The Speaker said the resolutions had not ye(
been received.
Mr. G.'S. Houston inquired of the Speaker
whether it would be in oider to move a call of
the House.
Tho Speaker. It is in order. Does the gen
tleman make that -motion ?
: Mr. Houston. I do.
Orvjlle Hungerford, rimothv Jenkins, Charles
..o.lvear, Mrong, H. Wheaton, (;,.or,f(.
Rathbun, S. S. Ellsworth, John De Molt, Mar
tin G rover 16.
Xeir Jersey. Joseph Edsall 1.
Pennsylvania. Charles J. Ingersoll, J. S.
Yost, J. Eidman, J. Ritter, R. IJroadhead, Jr.,
O. 1). Leib, I). Wibnot. M. McClean. James
Black, II. I). Foster, W. S. Garvin 11.,
Maryland. Thomas Perry, Thus. W. Ligon,
Wnj. I', (iiles '..
Virginia. Archibald Atkinson, Georg? C.
Droiugoole, V. .M.TieadTay,She.ton V. L-ake
II. Bedinger. A. A. Chaptnan, George W. Hop
kins. Win. G. Brown it.
orth Carolina. I). S. Rei 1, Jas. T..Mc
Ka), John R. J. Daniel, A -a Ui-'g 1.
Dot that Wonl be
Ohjertions bein
.Mr. Graham stated that he vas iin favor 'of ; I
'heoiiginal resohi'ions : hut now, a J lhe"tood I
aiii'-nded, he considered the last part of llu? last j
ami n uwiit as containing a direct censurdyptn
( lenefalT 1..- II., ...... I . J J...:i ', '
'"i JIC n a 3 rfjijfwsyu KJ LdllUI lit
imn, and lli-n tue h mored tofuy iho rfsolu
Hons, as now amended, Ton the table.
J lie motion va? l,,,.t. 1
Shulh Carolina. J. A. Bl
ic!i,
droriria. Seaboi n Joties, John
H . Cobb 3.
1).
A. L
health.
Those w
tion North
Alabama. J. L. V. O.ttrell, W. W. Payne,
G . S. II .ust on , R I I - B 1 C II A I'M A N , Frank -lin
W. Row-don ".
Ro-
pUOUKi uji? iinq cousii uuiru, i iiiiu-
i . 'II .1 J . I 1: ' r . I
ing us ii win on me, western orancn 01 me
Catawba, and perhaps 'diverging towards
Broivd River, Ihe spirited and enterprising
people of SalisburyjandlthatregionJ Would
feel themselves cut ofF (from the benefits
of the Road, sand Itherpfore to a; moral
certainty, make anj effort (and successful.
Iv bo) at buildinsr n, Road alonr the Wes-
tern bank of the YadhirLdown to Cheraw :
or llse, crossing that Rve near the nar
row-' s, run the road to ayeUemllel ; This
done, and no trad would .ev:er cross the
Catawba, but taking the. other direction
would find its wa ultimately, to New
Yoj-k. And should ths project be once
setjon foot, Mirginia would immediately
make an eiToit to retain the trade which
she now; enjoys from that and' the region
im nediately north of i, by constructing a
Road throusb the Counties of Caswell.
I Gujilford, RockingVinm,Stokes, &ZC. &C by Locofjcoism itself, they deny that the Loco
ours, if wre will only strain every nerve to would be in order for him to move to refer the
secure therm J hey ought to be ours, a;
some future jday, even should South Car
olina make the road ; for, suppose Salis
bury or;CqariQtJeconnecteu with our
mountainsjahd-withTennessee, as this
writer anticipates, Fayetteville is nearer
to either ppijnt thani Charleston, and the
West will.be drawn here, (( u e give them
the facilities) hy State pride, by a shorter
I,-- ' l i
iouicflu:cuaper,'ranspor.iaiion, ny less : And the question having been taken, the
expensive agencies for transacting their Rouse decided that there should be a call of
business, and; by greater security as to the Housed
If--. rr ' ... a
. ,r. , . , n , .i , Mississippi. Jacob J hompson, K. W
U - - . . 1 he roil having hcen called, the yeas and lM.- o
Carolina between South CW a on suspending the rules were taken and
liha and Y rginia, may yet see our hopes tuod : Y?as 1:5' Nlt' Tlie twenty-eight
Pfli7pd. tWl Nnrlb PnrilSila rnluln fl.t aVS Were AT.L LoCOI-'OCO ! T W'C 11 1 V - C " h t of
trade? whicn is. now their Wealth and her the partizans of the administration were oppos
reproach. ed to the introduction of the resolutions l! The
resolutions being before the House, then com
rncuced the disgraceful game of so amending
them as to change their character and make
thein odious to their o rig i n a 1 friends. New ques
tions, toAvhich it xvas known the Whigs were
opposed, were introduced as amendments in or
der to compel them to vote against their own
resolutions. For instance (we quote again from
the record :)
Mr. Faran (Loco), oflercd the following a
mendment, to come in at the end of the that
resolution :
Add the following ' words : "Engaged as it
w as and still is in a war commenced and forced
'.upon -us- by Mexico, and continued by ns in de
b-nee of the honor and in vindication of the just
m;i
question was mcoik!
nn question ordered to be put!, tiz
Mr. Stephens asked if the question dp l6
uiuiiiius couiu uoi now i niKjed, and
)araie voie taken on each ot (lie te
I he sneaker Iitl It -... 1,1
I w - . w vi ii im livnrf
1 lie previous question was kptaiu
i
resolution pass ?
The q icion was decided bvlyeas andtnays
as loiiows
S
Mflls 'J.
umpkin,
Yeas KIM. navs Oti
i the resolution was passed
Mr. Faran moved to reconsider tha rote
ing the resolu: ion. llcjected
' i i .. i i . . i i
i ne u:ie to inc i esoiuiion was then reai, til :
A joint resolution of thanks to Gc,n." Tnylo'r.
ed, and to
Sbklltho
ti
pass.
tbo liiyM" i
I
i From the Jlohilr Adrrri isrr o f June lfi.
THE DEMOCRACY AND THE VOTE OF
V CENSURE.
The democracy of this State are playing a'
most reckless, game in regard to the vote given
by the Locos 'in Congress to censure Gen.. Tay
lor. : Having unwittingly uominted a man tot
Governor who participated in the effort to in-
Lrmisianrr. Emilc La Sere, John II. Ilar
marjson, Isaac E. Morse X.
O.hio. J. J. Farran. Wm. Sawyer, H. St.
Johp, J- J. McDowell, A. G. Thuruian, A. L.
Perriil, J. Biinkeihol', J. Parrih. J. Morris, J.
D. Cummins, George Fries, D. A. Staikweath
er 1-1 'J.
Kenlurl ii. Linn Boyd, John P. Martin." John
W.iTibbalts 'A.
of
We ask ittention to;
it as an illustiation of the RegLtcns regard to )
iac;s
I
slia'-n si"hlc(
su
It old
1
tvousih an
d Ready," they must needs
1 New England Wbigl how;- I
Tennessee. A. Johnson, Al van Cullum, Geo. ever, who denounced the war aS lidhmous, I
W. Jones,- Barclay Martin, F. P. Stanton 5. thought an occasion could be TWade'nf t ie' pfo
Indiana. T.J. Henley, T. Smith, W. W. vjsoto ci.n.-titutc the Whig parly ;the 'pecial ;
Wick. C. W. ('athcart, A. Kennedv .". guardians of Gen. Tailor's liiuie, and t us ac- ?
n:... :. n. a. ...... i .. i i-"M . . . ... ...ii.i I if. L
M minis. ivooi'ii oiiiiiii, jouir .. . i tf i'-i- quiie soiot" amooui oi jiai i c.i j n . ai.., iiu mt I c ,
nand. O. B. l'ieklin. Jolin Wentworth. Stenhen loie raised tie shout of censure, arid after tho t
.t ,i, i.i .i l ni ii
.A. lougias, Joseph 1. Itoge (. - reouiion had neen adopted anotnerj Mg, il r. i
Missouri. James B. Bow lin, J. II. Relfe, Cocke, of 'Fennee, moved ht atnen their
W. McDaniel, J. S. Phelps. J. H. Sims r,. title by striking fiom it ihe w-ori t tanks " and
his otVerers and men, for storming
Monterey' w hen
Mr. Cocke moved to amend tlje snjne bvsub. '
stituting the woid "censure'! for! the word '
"thank,."
The question on the amendment wasdlcidfd :
by yeas and nays, as Pillows : Yas 1, nay i 11T. I
And here we beg io ( all attention! to fie fil-
lowing extract fiom an article Jn I He Register !
of some w eeks ago, in w hicli-ojir tUigbljpr, for
r. . i .. .i..r.-..i . i. i : '
uie in si nine, n-iiuin u iu urunu uiu i.iiuii
his party in this matter.
do something to save him. It will not do to
denounce Chapman, and they dare not defend
him for thai vote. What is to be done ? Well
we xvill tell our readers what they have done.
Thev have denied the fact. With an utter di
Michigan. Robt. McClelland. J. B. Hunt
-Q. -loira.
S. C. Hastings, S. LcfHer '-2.'
Texas. David Kaufman, T. Pillsbury 2.
Not a single Whig voted tor the proviso
t . -
?ubti;ming "censuie. i he amendment re
ceived the support of the Whigs generally, but
it w as promptly killed eery Deinbcrai in tho
House voting against it.
'1' 1 c ii r i i r . n n 1 . rr'hts ot the Luited' States. asai ed as both everyone recorded his name against the cen
Counties of Caswell, regard of recorded lads, unparallelled except . , - 4 , , ' . . ,
had been by--repeated and fligrant acts on the
V. ;ot that pooii amputated limb,
-HuaiiserVed b rn in! nn
1
MlLtt-
1 '- ""j- "-"'o ls . iliut i
tSSB1 of crse and f n io'i
k.-vi ow sadly in want of new -l
s arc based upon infor
;ibnicatedby the most relia-
S ??!?t f a cpmirr ercial house in this
wHVn3thr! first! and most au-
viiromMeiico.
ru :M wo llarn itfrom La Pa-
r
. I
t
i.i
nn rt 1i-ir tC l it 1 1 1 1 nnl rn rrn inrl ( i r i
'; T But f ChWrlesfon sionld throw her in- in Congress ever voted to censure Gen. Taylor ! (li invasion of. one of the Stun-sof this lin-
flnence and capital into the Camden and and not onlv this, but true to ihe Locofoco in. hn."
Uarl0tte liodd, then the latter place, SO jimction to "charge on the enemy," they turn
loijgas it should cpntiiiue to be the ter- ,he Whi und cha ,hat oeV01vVhig
minus, would be able to command the ' , . r . ; -.-
wfioleof thertrade of the valley lying be. " "
""7 f..nn tt, Vdt.ni nil CMtnvvha rivers. uie Ks ol congress to general 1 ayior,
rr nun mrwr ov,i i 11 i'vm ..... --, . ,
X as a most. i . . i . e u ..... . i u , r
m their sources! to aiaistance oi some 41 "ua " "'r- '
miles jjouth, to include the tributaries t(d unanimously against the proposition to give
oil Rocky. River on the east, and of Ale- a gold medal and the thanks of Congress to the
Alpin's Greek on die West comprehend- hero of Monterey!" says ihe Register of this
inj; an area of between 2500 and 3000 ci,y.
suiiare miles, i " . Such being the position which the democra-
r But this is not all. I he enterpnze ret- o, , . , . . .
, , , .i i.roi i ti . i cy of this State has assumed as the only plan
wbu Id not rof at CUfarlotte. Itiat place . . J 1
i , , . . i i-i -i i : . ,u eft by which tr.ey can hope to save Chapman
w-Liil,! bo tb mns;t ehoili e. ns it IS tne J J 1 I
mLt natural1 noini fori ra&atiitz which ntn a J'graceful defeat, we feci it due to the
And Mr. F. demanded the previous question.
Mr. Jacob Thompson desired to offer an a-
mendmeht to Mr. Faran's amendment.
The Speaker decided Mr. Thompson's a
mendmeht out of order, as the previous ques- .
tion had been called.
Mr. Jacob Thompson's amendment was then
read at the Clerk's table, as follows :
sure to Gen. Taylor which it contained. In
company with them were five Democrats, who
are entitled to lasting honor for their indepen
dence and firmness in spurning party dictation.
These five honest democrats were Antvs of
Miss., Bavlv of Ya., Burt, Riiktt and W oon
waki), of S. C.,they voted against the censure.
The immortal 110 who'did their utmost jo tar-
nish the fume of (Jen. Taylor, and rob him of
the good opinion of his country were, as beture
We have given the whole hi$toryiof tie afkiif' 1
in the Ilou-e, an l we find nofhin? tol sustain
the version given by the Register."'! Tlipre was
no stiL-ti action. oi "a .New LngianJ
..... c i
is d
i
HZ feSS
ciibed, and so fir from tho amendment of
i.i. r : I
Mr. Cocke receiving " the support of tht higs :
generally," the record shows it J-ereived! but one I
vote ! So much for tho Registers facls. J ho
history of the progress of the if sohitiorji in jhe
St'iiafe. shnll be "iien 1Q Our TtCXt. i i J
' Provided, That-nothing herein contained remaiked,' all democrats,
i i .
ineiuuing
the lion.
BEAUTIFUL
: FIGURE
! .1 ( H
shall be construed into an approbation of the
terms of the capitulation of Monterey."
Mr. Faran then accepted Mr. Thompson's
i proviso as a part of his amendment.
The previous question was seconded, and the
main question ordeied to be put.
Mr. Benton, who has ahjays -jcohscnted
that Texas was originally bpne of dur bone !
,t (lsb nf our flesh, in hi late.ir
Sr. Louis according to the Itte Li
Sam ll liom Ut I '"HuiM(r - . . 0 - ; . . AVim iviM nretend to iv tint these amend
Wot vouching tor its1 tiiy be readily perceived by a glance at V higs ot Congress, to the W lug party in Ala- " wid pretend to say thai th, e amend-
Utoot iSwXr.i; u v. .i.:..t- tl mnn. bntj is still more clearlv seen bv bama, and to the cause of truth, thatba, foil and i menis were not ouereu to ueieai tne. ooject m me
, r --- -Mi vMiwiiK iv. f c in i ii i 'y r - . .... . . .': 5 - .i ..l .: 1 'im . . i
tlfose who are. to (any extent, acquainted impartial history ot the whole afbtir-4 prop, j mover oi; tne resoiuwons : i ney were imenu.
r-ujner sources,
ii?7ot,disSredi
"oinMnh ,h. l.!' T. u i
. r-vvjia .iiJiLiiiis I'iic 1 e ev nils
" at th.1 ifi i r... 1 .i 1. ..fill. ,l, fsiA nf tlio onnntrv and its nrn- a ..:;;'.. rtl.n.J..- !. mA.,.-. i ed to defeat any action of Congress that would
that rt1 nnn IkC. I. ..... .t .. -."ilJi.ti,iw nnrth anil weist ot that nlace. i ..C,n;,ni oni,i.UftD,l n .,.i. r. ..:.. ; ronfer honor on Gen. Tavlor. and could have
; . uuw y Lliuai; I nillU IIUUCIIISI -viwv.iiwh.-j ........ r- g iiw,wiuvv;isiii ,imii. nv.u 4 I19UIUUUII Ul IUUIIK9 III ---v - - - --- ,
DCifcat nothingness, so And.witti sucu a wnt, 4ul,ra uu P" IL ! to one of censure, tec. (Scc,--shou!d be fairly I been intended lor no other purpose. 1 tie a-
io rest their hopes of prophecyto fojreset? tbat very surely, l llischarjiins this dutv we shall not ' mendment of Mr. Faran contained on its face
Md treacherous rabble of ahd very soon, a toaQiwou a leave vtiar- . OT!imfjA ,.r.K n.J,. x... ! a falsehood, for whi-h it was known the Whigs
n lotte and clivers nSC no tne ri?ui, pas 1 , j ; , . , . . . , , ,
,1 KJiir, inu uii ic,1"-! , . - 'i ,i i .... i.. , , ! rr.tilrt nn i-aIh Tl il.t i, ,i.w.i 1 1 . i- 1 1 e mne ra t s
v. .i - r... t;4 n a mrriis ami . saruieu exuans, ouiy caicu.iatea ana mien- ' " ""-""j""
11 llie VUl IIOV - - .. . . ....
1 C0!Yinr....I Lf h. r U
,..-3. ru:-oi.ine worst ices oi uhiSu um uif....vj v - - , . . .. , ... a.. i. Tavlor. -t.v
i.tin hn.l i. i. .!' ; !, m kin. nronati v at i ded to misieau, out snau rnve tne record, the " i:j u" "-" t "
: wiivi. ii.i i mi rivin i tn ti nn. i i i i i i i ' -- j m mi .
ljrown's Ferry afid ronninjr up the eas- whole record, as we find it in the Con'grcssion- j did they sanction the amendment of .Mr. l aran
tfm baii of the riveii or along the ridge al Globe by Blair & Rives. The authority wch had no necessary connec.on wiih a vote
Iw'tween Swear ini: ajnd Abbots Creeks, ;v-j not be questioned by the demncraev. We f thanks? But it is unnecessary to prolong
llass through Davidsoln and Stokes, and , . . . f e Durnose 0r PInri";nfT ; comments on this branch of the subjec. Every
I. .:l I l....trl-o-II. f
I nd Its terminus on title ueau ' i ml.ri.n.-Phtations and reckiessnpec
101- i . 7 t 1 i r nnlnVVtl ...... vr. . -
l,::r '"n'rirr10 Van lUVer1 Pf 01,1111 "-.u Locofoco press, but with the view of enabling the amendment was introduced for no other pur
- i iti iW-Tii I i ' ll I riM i f iArmr wiiin - a . yv TP'ini 11 11 ' . v
SiC:" -."M;,,..ne T"' Vir:L Jn,;J,ri,,. Such a line I peopled Manama 10 unars.and lb. Irua, I W o H-. I , ; . X, W to,edon riaritelr.
S.Fil.i?l1S. i & imSihroigh 4 section country I nalure and lull ex.ent of IbU LocoRio .U ,, posMbHily defeat ne rol. ol j ',.0,,;, lhat It could no.
1 caoiner-maKer, l Llaek
- ..v. w.n uill IUl
1:1 : I
-'. r.r.
'(''fcitelPJiLi....... ...... . . ' . '
(1 ' 1 j.ue-ur puuusiie, uyorderc
Sw??1 uf ,w un'TJ l,a,e Ar,"y-a n
yrnits FRO
'I THK ARMY.
I i
I r
1
of the
1 . 1
fr f -H'!fu ',UUB vrmy, a nti ana
,n 1 ""ii'n uniiru oiiiirs rvilllV,
'-H
Sfinr-mnkr. 1 lenmsirr.
Karaacxa00,rr9ii cook( 1 baker,-1
Uki bi-.n Cm a rM an, the nominee for Governor
of this State !
The insuliii proviso havingJieen thus adopt,
ed bv Locofoco votes, the following proceeding
then took place : .
Mr. Sc henck, observimr that the amendment would have as gently an4jO.Ul
i l i ... i ... . i v ....... i ... ...... t...a n. intn our bosom as lve did iin
,viii-ii ll.lll llll l.l'.'ll .llliM'c v.. a.3 iiua. in v. .w
J I ' .
the first of ihe three original resolution-, and
now constituted a pait of it, moved that tho
question be taken on the resolution separately.
The Chair ruled that the question on engross-m-nt
could not be divided. Not a case -tuld
be produced w here such a decision had been
made. t , - -
Mr. Gentrv said that, believing that the adnp.
tion of the 'resolution, in its present form, would
h rather than a compliment to Gen.
... , i.i t. l.iv the resolution on I sis nf this system is not
layer, uuiu w..v. . , . . . t . , -- :r.ir,
,K.',;,b!e. IV i 1 or inferiority of race but is sin),.
The Chair decided the
Mr. Dromgonle suggests
i i i ...!.., ir,-QH t,. eieci committee, in i:.r
hau iienri icii-iif ,-r: ,. ; r en o'w - t ' i
j, i,n .,,1 ; curh a form as to command . l- siltf.winir hni to tauc oj
.i... .,,n;mru.vlP of the House. .1 ...,ilt-KfPnre. and accumulating tlif or.
HIV" - - . . " . . ' l
Mr. Seaborn' Jones asked that trio several a i,y interest ami otoer cu
an extent that makes uie iKinu.
ecch'at
f,"spol;c
of her beins a rib taken out vl
- ! I11Z I
,t. ti ir n ncht no icv nau oerji nurstu
iiikim -r i i i I "i
; fallen
that d'
.
Adam. Mr. Benton might liavij situ, tha:
like Adams rib. Texas htLnijwid us t
partake of the forbidden frUU v cun'i'u:
which has already brougw iu i
broir, and bids fair to brinj sadh to t!
heart of the nation. Georgia Journal.
i 1
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i
1 -1 I - r
oi . . r ,r-s.,t li ml.. in I.MeXi
.-.i.e worst kind pikts. Ihe
itdillerence p ti-
) iaV IUO Immv vii , 2,13 o nip w" . ' - I t 11.'
' it'A ; or inferiority of race, but . i smlp y -t-..
motion bntofforder. I For inability to pay the most iftcjm-uj ;
,edfcthat thW re'snlution ! alj!p suni, a man is made tie s,ie 1
a selectpmmi"ee,in crPditor who lives upon the ilriiitfs (d .
r.rm n lr nim:iiid . . .. I (....'. ,,(T lilm to taKC blit a
l.an 'r K Ihil ItiOV miv COO nnrl !-..-.. ikn ICt.t KA n..inrtmnnl rit II r 1 hnmnn 1I..1M -a TTr.l K n ..nlarzf nvl IIIH j-f-i.i.v-
riot su massed o v an vi oi ner in vijo. -v , i u. t uj 101 n '- ....ij ;v w nuu mo s ui iuc amr iuu. ... ..... juiai91MI (9 ,uai xiir. j imnrop aiv unuv . . .
ik.'iu' frti itv nd ixtent of' its j fertile . came nlavedkl the time bv the; partisans of J. KJ with which we have now more particularly lof'mah from Tennessee Mr. Uentryj o r
! 1 knds. and the intlustrv and tlirifty cbartiC-1 Polk Congress, and the game now nlavinsf do. as fcls that which contains the censure, and Athe resolution; bVUid npori the table, a
.. l.f. .t..c
life, and entails li upon
Tan anv thin? else but degtadati
pectrd from such a system.
irp
no
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