HO. 18
n ALEIGnIJ. C. TIIUIISDAY,-APHIL 23, 1035
, 4- f
VOL. SXVI
I Jid 'aVorA Carolina Dnztttt,
, rcsLiauta. wtatv , av
I.AWRKNCE & LEMAY.
TKHM5. .
cairne,' three dollar per anno m one
I it l. ad.. Subaoribeit in .inrr Stain
mim teM 4 remoi i oaiwwr. lonfcrj
ii.n one er,nd -ron i cuilrnl HhoWt tin t
.ie, my dir In become itiheeriber,.
tHI, hnKwtljf rnuu-e to. pay u.jimh.
onnt of the your' oberlpiMm in dhee. -
treated a rink political heretics, af
(wMiMiiif. . r -1 renowned - fr,t frmfettioitr1of"f ,.""'
LrKto me rHvin iwhi no pew-pun.
For Kent.
fli Store hnue bert-toliiro oernpied by B
Kii f, and adjomingour Drag Sim r, i fej
noil
fer
considered On
I II la WM niw. nr.
Li.. i.i land in llie Cilr lor bniiiirM.
f ' ....... ...a .. t,.trt...wk,
HIUilMIS K ll. 11 nuuii.
Je-it,n,Jo. 2r, IS35 8 If
i '
Ked Clover Sel.
: i - .i i... I. IF..I '!....-
anil ror ic njr
In I'thetH-ttO""""'?
I t r tyilXUMS, HWWtJUU et UU.
I i .leigh, Mroh4,35 .
,H H'cddinar Slippers.
r- Vain while W wUsUfe'iC'rp lK.!?fW
i ttfi9 S(ii.ier, of1 a iipt:riur nunlitjr and
Thefolfowing ' interesting' dialogue
contain truth important to be known
by every . sincere Republican. . It
shows the ground ou r. hie h lhoe States
which have ben unflinchingly faithful
to Federalim,' will support Mr. Van
Buren fur tliat l'realilener. The re.
cent elect torn in Connecticut, where
the control of the U.S. treasury and to- 'hf Tennewo DeiT'l, toe.tin; JV
n.i.n... r iV. f ,., 1 Werrrt aUonat tht next IVeanleneT, anJ
creain pttronage ofJh .en I j,oter. wt. (a i.-Wia ihoMrvt Ik. V. M
innt, it Will be impuMtble Tor Jhe PrC Uafordmi IheUndot AritiMxU Neil to lUe
tiUenCT ever l be liiolee'l from iia , iiiorotwtioii t my n inoienee. ml my own
H'f; f ih. Potomac' Why Tll
hooM we feileraliti; who he . been , ioT.m.e hr m.; it Umt, of fenereM
wiirking for thirty ' Jreiri to obtain an j ol fettihu. 't'h roi ! UtxigiMi.
influence in the inuramrnl. not eiM lirlLLif! L!!!li!Tn,c ytl
lipmb"pre1il tnhe"i7wTun inen irejomoiilr witti yurrrvnt. M that i.raiir.
in power who act upwn dor- principlet.' tt"iiMiMt .i ixitinei wit o to
be chieed by tominj junri
, i iihfnimnt in wnmn-anuimn boa auaur.
Liuiuola !. lur Ml-iiT
I ..t.B
. it If .
Federalism, will give her vote to Mr.
Viiii Ruren. lie, then, in the candi
date of the Federalists in the North,
and of '"tm bemocratt" in the
South! Gloriou Democracy! The
curt uf tie ofiict-ho'di ri lie upon him
who would "divide the ptrty!' '
TromlhoTfto' YorV fevenin; Star.
COXNEC TICUT ELEC ril)N3
cannot convey in a more clear and
natisficlnry manner the causes which
e. a .
tration nartv, in a atate known tu have;
been e( u tufurm ia.ii HliU d
tHeaUy v itt ncjeci and iew, ihan re-
neatinra wnsrervanoij mrate imporr.
held yetterda with a friend and in-
m ' mm
lubitant or JNew tnven, wnonaojun
landed from the ateamboat ) , j
E.litor. I am glad to ynu. E5
.aped m -rfimlH-nHn tnMf&tMl
conTdTon'of the "eleQiiohr to recruit in
thia peaceable city. So. rd uU fede
ral Connecticut, Hartford Convention,
and al,1iae airuck-mthe Jaekaftir flag:
Miracle it eem, will never teaie.
Traveller. :Y; Connecticut ha
nne for Jaekann. How cuutd we do
ntherwWe? The old federal pirty, the
mnt true and consistent of all. parties
1 1'.' ' . ml -
u.irell. in the cnuntrTa na seen an me prmci
ili.nvili alio mom nine Umbrella, ..le ihev contended for, broadly adopt-
leoteh hi8h mI UroiSwi aft terT;,d hv .Qeo JckaoaWnat-shadow
f .. .mul ! uiual to anv in market , 01 eiCUfe CO
Beaver Itftts,
Iftoipei-iornuiility, only welRliing 4 oi. war-
led jftHOin ueater, or ir j
. ' . ' SI II
dnien nove l.iia CIIIN A PLXTKS
IfeakUlt, Uniuig,
Tea nd Ik-nefl, tor aula by
VM. II. MKAU.
SI If
Le p!ee 7-4 .M,r Ul CtAK CLOTH,
ir ; ,,An.
be
Umbrellas-
, 30 and 3 Hi wjiv
I
tale by
VM. U.
MKAU.
U .nil Quarter Seniuos of. Wayoe eouuly.
oibaeribor. qualified A"StmiVT
ill annrted) of .th UW of t'UOUK
,L1R. Kwr oeteaaeiu
I nerano imlehterf 10 lW ettale.ar. reqiietl.
maa ihhh"'" . .
couM we have for keeping up
the nnpiHitiunf '
Deinorraer is the banner under which
tMMh! Jckan and f a yftM&M.mfcl,
Trac - Mere words. ;'j ..They march
nndee What banners the tleaet we re-
'noire no declaration nf potitiral faith
I : . I ik.n Ih.l
"'" . Z ,,.uil la nn. more fiinnz anil un i'i"'i .....
'"V'TLrh r enni.ined "in the Proclamation and
.jr'l.lwU L. H-JI..L. .1-...: .e.
Uei oy iw "r " rorev iinirin5 ii"irorr ic ." .--
preaen
kd in bar of their PJF;
erary
l-l .... r....U.. .k. .k ,ivl,l.n.U,l
limii iinin " rieu wui luniirr una .... ....
im.Ul'KsJ A"-- ror by Fi.her Ame. Picker nR. U.mi.
,17 is.. ' s ton and others of the !d federal school.
t.H. UU IIIU II OCtut m juu, in.i
those doctrines, like tho Reneial shifts
of the adminiatealioft, were only a
$400 IlEWABD.
. .riimlhe...briber,on
I.inbtr Imbi. a neerw ! . - - . . ..... -...
f,I t.enirneyeara of age, Jy b!k com-, ,ome, to attain a SperiHC OlijVCl--iiii
ion, high lorelieao, irem . ; , t . there W neither nonesiT nor lininj m
i, ami re"i.kbl for the tmallneM r In
llehManimp-diment inhilecli, and them. ..... . . . :f
. :,...i ....ii.ra. Hi-1 7.M ft miwtir knaArnnalilercii.il
an lel emmeii ors ..... --. ---, tnv. ...,- -
h trade i Bickmiih, i ! f the me3ures of ihe Presineot were not
Cfit Tf in'rn entirely in consume, witb the v ie.
le rnin-ilave liolding ' "e ,ln,e Ire" ,l p pomicai If lenu m oiiTufcaiiiis
Im!i.M.intl.DmeorJAMr-!J WEAVKK, iron, r,erninent. The democracy
.t'JluiJEK. have too long ruled in this country j
Lined. Nodoobtbo o.H call U.maUf WbA- ?h-r.erturnin
i.lf.e .iuis .wi ... . m
TTZ".l. .mil for liia anortHien- .... ukn fiBlitinv under its verv
h M aontinemeni in j j"
Bet. M that I a "" r,'B- .
f h b;oiiv UKADKV, v
Si'. Laroce U. imro -
To all whom tbii may
II1H . --
Iff of Nnrih raroHna,
ipifl
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to"
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lert'
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tut '.
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n of aolor, ha teen mt-i . - -j .
n i ... , . !n about 10
W.tlfi!-- ae.tiKi
Um I hi annmy or om.,
nnd ehrer, -r . i .
loat. Given nn'ier our u.n... .
are. A l . n i Wl
IttCHAKU TllOJtrjw, 1 7 J
VM. MOOHE, J. H. ' Seat.
itr or warn cjRof.ixJ-. ' m
OHN TATIAK, Clerk of OraogeComvr
oorl of Hie'
erlifelhat ltib.r, I ompo-n ., "
H.n..i.. wrra n inai v
wtirt where. I wreioaCT n,,
eal oT afflee, Ihil 4th day of March, , A. U.
, - J. TAYLOR, CC.L.
name breakins them down with their
own weapons, and . destroying them
with their own - men. All New Enr,
land with such views, will, l lhinlc, fol
low Connecticut. 'r - "
JjJ. It that be so. New Etijtiand
h(
lb(
if
ifc
H. iiiii
V
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TV AMtricim Ice Speeu!ko-i i
tt-ir Tememheretl that apme time
a- ia was mm n v
tee a sccotm carg 01 ""r
n JIewEng!an.l to uw
users cot the icts- l" 7-7-
th but little loss.. - To accommooaie
k public it seemt that Mr. 11. "greeu
ell a certain quanmy uo..j
r iubscribersV It was supposed that
L W. 1J t that rate, iasi.eiStuy
lird.. In !!. howeter, itiey were
fappointed. Thelgood pfftp'fr-'
ilcurta Inat their Ice creams, and Mr.
Wrs found lai ice Urncd Into Jirty
Iter instead f rttpee, bolt , bar!
tt their temper? and the Calcutta
Ipers teemed with articles on the sub-
Kit really appears that nr... w-
ra was used unlairiy oy . -"'r
! i ki,
im ..( 11 a ii,urvM nraiK iui
Irprise in bringing ice to miiw
Vitl Mnori him t OKeeDU imtu
eltina: beneath their aun, i asking
ore man even a 1 na.eo
Snmebiiilv tnM asnhclitiif , in-
Uted a new BhinsU Madani ofaurli
. . . . t
nnM-isinj: nrwnei lira, nt a amgic
rw ran Mtatid !
i
Pri(iilf."'"" ""
TYor. It is by no mesns unimeiy
our cpinion of Van Ruren is piectsely
He true ownion every wnero jncrain-
rd of him the eloak of democracy M
lnu anulllrti II nil n him OUt XCW
England men can more securely come
in under his admifiUirilion than under
an v wthee of the eamlidate. "'
Ed. But Van Buren being the can
dWal of rta ferteratwresi- ptetigedio
lose the somh and west.
Trau Thst's his look out he is
playtnu his cards Jneye'yj ffl.jofl
ani ran auit kia views to tinjt and
nf ttrrha troth -feWhr democratic"
late, are all south and et. : -
Ed. Whati ia not ew lorn a
democratic state? sv
Ttao. Not riuUe aa much at Con
necticttt.. - tdn object t some act of
the PresMlent. but Ju New ti it U a
total unqualifud submiasiott it U an
uncootlitionit surrender of - liberty at
the foots'nnlof power. :
- Ed. Very true. .. But It is evideat
that Van Bore4ouldneer. be "lUe
choice of lbe rtew v-DngiaiHi ,site,
unless a reat ol'je vast be aibiee,
ed. in which h ia to ba th tuet 10,
-
uO you imagine thai the
sou titer n and western states, t he pro
lucer. whoe seventy or ' eighty mil
lions per annum, and whose great and
intellectual patriotic men, by this ope
ration, will become slaves and- ttibota
ry to the magician of the north, will
submit to this arrangement? ' Can you
not perceive that while their wealth sua
tain "the goernihentJlhey jwijl not
be thrown at. the feet of the barren
north, in perpetual Submision, ac
cording to your own allowing?
Triit. Well, what ran they do?
Ed. Suppoie several statet f weafth
hould withdraw from the confederacy,
amterlglvruf 'Isecessioai
by ihe,. Hack-ion men, our republic, in
tlut rate, would be reduced to state
whirli abtolutely produce nothing. We
shall be cut up and divided. A rich
and powerful republic would spring up
at 'he south iiid.wet,whiiU wvuld&
be. crowde'l w ith esUrmftr aod we
of the nonh left alone in our glory,
loo poor, probablrrt 'oi'ain our own
government, and" finally, for mutual
protection and support, asking to be ad
mitted in the new republic. '
7W. . Well then weahall be ss we
were before the somerset.
Ed. .Yes, but alter .much trouble
and eipene,jrrobaWy- intestine wars
am! revolutions anu, an tnia 10 gram
the selfUh ambition of -one anao, who
never pretendetL to.Jie t claims 1q
llie fircuucncT.
Tram We cannot lo.k so far ahead;
eonoee
tare' of themselves. We a trike while
Ed. Well, then, your nomination
o( Mr- Wbster meant nothing more
than to cover the advance et Van Bu
ren? . - '
yrfliv Not so. Mr. Webter is
sincerely our choice, if we can have a
chance to elect him: but if there is no
chance wa Jiave-tu make our. .arrange
ments with Mr. Van Buren, and take
him. as Ritchie took Jackson, as an
' alierna'iee' not a choice.
Ed. Do you think that Mastachu
sett and Vermont will agree to vote
tor Van Buret under any engenc)?
7'av. I think it will hsppen,
Vermont is rather more difluult to
move, as they seldom look to policy
ami ulteiior views.
Ed. Well, then, thia approaching
contet i in reality the North against
the Souih and Wesi; it is th Iftig con
tempUtedblow against the slave hoMing
tait-a4h ae4y aml4tWigiH
people of New England are about loan
ing themselves for this purpose, to ad
vance the . objects of intiigue and cor
ruptiont to sow intestine divisions in
the landi 10 torn a garden into a wilder r
ness; to. tempt, a foreign herd to our
hores.by a participation in the "puil("
tu corrupt. 4he people with thehr own
ufiices, and l place the Presidency in
a State from which nothing but a revo
lution can diidodit it. Tiie principles
upon which this government is lounded
have undersnne a complete change;
and when it is too late,, the people of
the south and. west will rcgrei that they
did not in time form a strong anion a
a barrier to this coriopt northern, al
liance. . I wih you a eoikI morning,
From tho Oatord Eiaminer:
PUBLIC DINNER.
A:-Public! Dinner Wat 'felvitt itTTie"
Unidnllotetf OiRwdrpn Thurtdajr
the 2nd day f A pnl, by a ngtnbet nt
the cmens or uranvtue, wnnout re
gard to former party distinctions, in
lfinor of Judgtf tlcoH L. WniTE.'of
j ennensee. . t no ;- pv u"""5'"
a TandsdmeerreVtalnment provided
by the enterpnsln'g and liberal pro
nrjetors'of Mhe HoteC; CoU John C.
Hidley ' presided,' assisted , by 'CoU
Sandy ' Harria as Vice . President,
and nr cMcxivW (rni(i Jititi, Xttita. ;
' ActepH geoll.raen, attyranse of my '
' bizh eoiiaidermiim.
UALIE PETTOV.
To The. T. Hoot htm. .r
The following "were among ' the
Toasts drank oh the occasion: . . J
HonT tlirgli t WUit. Ton palrwtie to ad
mriiritr tt coeerninent wilti atrtlWIior patlixan
liiti, loo hot in ilaniniilve St aorrui.tly t h
will make tlio brat 1'rwlenl lor Ui I'.eoy law. . . .
" ItcMv. Uklle IVvlon Tlio earfr. Inlmi. and
firm supporter of th tlini of Judge While 10
tlio noxc fraiHlciicy appiwui lunt lor hi
diaiiilercsted palrioium, wo iiouor biu lor hi
iilepiideiie.
Mr. Peyton . then, addressed a. the
caiopiyin aloqueBtMtnotie''Bd
appropriate speech; fiom which, for
the resent,; w
tar eshni cxtrac t. W hen ourcota ma
are less crowded, we shall endeavor to
publish it at tensth; ,, ...
; '-Uut how it will be In the north, lime
alone can determine! The oppoiiiun
Ilk a: jiucic j MSMse
fur soldier lli;inf loul matters in Ten",
in hi day. That he has talent ami.
acquirements of the first order, is ad
mitted by all wuh whom he ha mea
sured strength. At ihe B' '' ,h
Bench he tiul not sulfrr by a compari
ort with such men a Joiin I lay wood
and Jeukyn ; Whiteside. When a
Cotnmi4ioner under the SpHii'i. Trea
ty, he w pronnuoced toy Littleton
VValtcr Tixewell, the present go
ernor of Va. to be one of the ablest
la the apport.nd defeoe. of 5omra men and . ' '
Southern -rirMiilrr ' I- , 1 , , , , ,l w --
Uy Tliomaa 11." Kaon. Son titer prineiiite , v.
alwaya al to im hwiut f SwMhern aneo. ,
Jty Mio aame. The tlun, tUxh U lVbitr "
ill bw wipported by U Sooth In defiance
of iaali-aetioaa Iro) a party wonvemlon.1 :
HyOankl A. I'.acball. May tiamdiatocMif
tiation and amroile oomierwon in enuiM rennb .
. . r.-m ' j l..l..l..l.t. ,.)mm l 1 1.. l r ' . ,
CortUiMott or iuet '"7 i
. .
STIi tfa TaWBurtn aud Cen.
A.U?lfajlJien4.hieiVdaj
imttu), vvan'iii Mjiiuinai woi-aot uofl.
Hy II, M. .Uraory. W6M,-
UHr He in. tmuti 01 partM baiiy an,
'ar continued many years after hi
emitati'in t Tennessee, and he was
distinguished amoojt that hardy, en
lerprising and gillatit race uf men, who
defended ur mother from the Toma
hawk anil scalping Knife, lie' has
learned the wanta of men by mingling
nit them ' in a'l
lie Has t t
Ut u r boMte4, . Cht yv.iterg)ey( rjHy.-TiyrwriKj
withoui ever being above it, : Hi eda i
fatTi-r anl the condition of the Country
f i. . ' ii.s A C f
vii4 w iim wvriv inH. wiu viivem at nerv a
tly W. M. . KHr. The thmftbicr of Car 1
eilitta lliiiMiuiad fiie their boaoty, virtoes kxt j
cmplibnieuti 1'K.y aliould nvter be forrot-.
ten wtiro w attemhta lor the tninmae of erl. '
bratiaf tb wurCt ad W Bull duia.giiiilKd iU: !
ho""ft n mariitWitr 1 ' 1 " i
Ii'.Hi...... ' !...,! mm ti. "
t. m . i mil uiVAU-
aena. ,
"M renin.
their own pulitict, they would Certainly
do ri, and while there was a possibility
of success, they contended manfully
for the mattery. But the popularity of
Gen. Jackson has been irresistible; hi
party. i omuipnteiit, and the opposi
tion have yielded. ,The contest now ia
between Hugh Lh Vh(te ana Jiaritn
offer tii your column the proreed-
iiiga of to - nifrtinga in llcrtfont ,
roniity. North Carolina.' As tho't,
rntiMe for u hirli tlienii'iiieeliitfi-a nrvn '! - . .
men with whom he had been asociated". Jtl;d U that f the natitr, -'H run - . .
I wilt h.apn-b-. -.oJtitfA.iaCJ-4wM
m speechea ileliverai if the Senate off gj,, ttr tUis wfci...-. 'Un'MnHiinrs
lk. ?..(-. I UI.Iai narli. Ift, ahiMttlF . - . k . . ..... .1 .. -n--- W'
;i ia mV ; i T ' bej "ig, W. fl wtr.tj
Vif J'tli 8uperiorCMi U luld f ti the,
luwii ai iiit'in, in the above coiin r
! ty-v-on the djittinig jf rmirt. Ilii
otii funs; lit HbiMiienreiliin Mtittcirr-
Mrtice n-1 he tnttCfcliTius
jhnt 0Vy
tlio Adtniiiistrat liiti tit nsscinble In
tlio nui t Ihiuhc. , Rut the brazen '
th Uuited Stl, nerhups the ablest
(halbe ha f.lly ,v solamed hi repva
lion there a a man of talents. He
ha filled with eiol fidelity and ability
many of the highest unices in hi own
State: and "has treer forig a S natnri n
tfif CiWirrei oriheTJhi f ed "St a tes.l lis
the most violent nartv contest, ha ev
er breathed a suspicion giut hi
character.: If any man i emitleil to
the annellation, he may be called the
Ariitide of. the country; for if all we
read of the Athenian be true, he wit not
more juttnan i Hugh Ltwiun White.
Mi lil hi Jif.MM ' - in
more moral courage ami unMinnaing
finnnct. He i nuseed of a com
petent, though not an overgrown estate
Van Buret).' Mr. Clay Jus ae-t n'y te im,ftnM. hnf man ho - lire ha
luaef to enter me canvc, nut wj"a
i thought ty "hit 'friends, reiire from
nublic life. - ..Mr. Calhoun decUred in a
peecfr hh lattwly 1
tlio senate, wit no wh ouite an cconamWt anil a nnancier more
It i 4ue-that-Mr Webter' triMl e'4()ei
f MaaebeWttVe WimnatrC a , lf
atjanjidite
-. ail.
Trav. It i so. We want nonnrro
,n,n we are tired of the ambi ion of
the aou'h aod west, and ihe continued
encroachments on our interests. We
are ppoed to slavery opposed to the
rapid augmentation olflew astes-.op
poted.TinshAri, ia ,wi;wi -r'
presidents of iheir making. but although
Van Burrn would neef nder d.ir.-ret
circumstances be the choiee of New
Bog andhe has, In furthering our
views: a great , advantage over any
New Kog'and man. - -:
Edm-JAtx U itK r5'
"t:"YVi:'Tleran"4micw to throw the
......Mtiaur tha Potomac, and can
IIWTftl WW -
liinc-lrn in a inintitv! . irH'K IPgrn
Urn Yankt-e ill improve his linen, (lti ever, thin; afier it li avcisMortlt'o
a ... . earn .a.i-i j . - a .
lona verr little, he evui ute o keen It there,
nakeliia ImrM rut tlown a. greatr E,l U
heanut jrer, mid abingle church,
ji a few burs.-A'. F- Enquirer, . .
sor
v-h VVhv. with the eantie anwer
of the atate v"f N. York, coupled wiih
The utmost hilarity , and goodjeeling
prevaiiett during the eeeningl" ' ,
' .The Hon. Balie ' Peyton, of.Tep-
' .. : . i z l
neasee, attenueu as an, inyiieu guru
The following ' correspondence , has,
mL a t
been furpishea tof putuicauon.; ,
i.'i ,., OXFORD, ilh Marsh, II3J.
-p. .t. if-, n.iu, Peviooi. .
Tho uwlerilgnmt, eh lien "' oooniy of Gran
iMia their hieli - tMrMnal ro
eard'lnryoiv and to nr.a thi uoqwlifced
approbation of jroor oonrae, nd - thai i of In
maiorilV of thai ennetwe ueiejjaiKin ni wir
(n-, to aoenoaiios i" I "11 r 1 1
Wmit lUm MX rnwqi imiiraiii)
aa.ii. tM ia. t'obli Dinner, W b Ciren
fll9fU OH tTi X4I 0 f
i 9 ew vrrrnri m
s'tlAHttlS.!'- AK,e.lill4JAM
inuvt' ntnt.P.Y. Vf.' A. otitiH. i
- ?J,m o.M.'um
ft. It. If r.ltNllO, " --
t .". flT rTT A ttU, -T. YAWOKli et
, J WcroRU. Vn Miweh, IWf.
r.t k..a Inat rawWtHt TOUT kllfr
uf ibiadoio, approriof Of my al that ei
more in the Ugttt ol personal tompu
ir,ent thn a. aerjoui. purpose of cotuin
ing liimiu the canva. Hie-better
informed and candid fiiend acknowl
edge-that heHi a no. reatonabla hope of j
success. Where ! Jiayebeen wis ad
mitteit onr all. hands, llwt- the -nest
President must be aelected Irom.lhe
Jickaou oariy. and that the contest i
nerroweti down to one between Judge
White and Martin Van Buren. The
ranka are forming, and Tennessee and
Alabama luve taken their itantl in fa
vor of White. But we frrtold that
Clay men", and Calhoun men, and Web
iter men, are to be found io Ihe White
ranks, and that therefore we ,Jackson
men should not , fall in. Do you not
fintr. those who lormerly were Clay
men, and Calhoun men, and Adam
men, and Crawford men, and Uuik
men. and Tariffmen. and ' Internal Im-
Yea, in, and yt tiey an mane very
good Jackton men. Is it not insisted
that all ihete shall so. en msste. for
Mr. Van Buren: and why should we of
the Jsckson party, who brought , hue
forward,' refose th'el support of 'those
who have not" heretofore tone vrth os
in, .every -tiling? -i-That- port ion-erfhe-
oppokltion which has declared for JotUe
White, have not ake.'v nor do they
esoect him. I barter bit principles for
their support. . No ir, they admit that
they rebeaten, i hey withdraw their
teUera,aod oBer their support to mm
. . ....(. ... .i .
on thepurest ana uutieti grouna.
Ought -we-1 refine it? 1 think not.
rhegreat body of he- penpletif the op
Dosnion, have wgnt aim mteresta at
tke, ao4:liwertie 4 secure o well e
nnrsetyetrihrrare; merlcfn WiitMi
a . ' a'0. jJ. ' . - -
wno-n.vitig no canataaTe or tneir wo,-
Claim only the poor privilege l cnooar
ryg between j(ucn.anioies , e . we
nretent.- Ihe American people K a
nariie ileinanil. ana tnev ar entineu
to a truce, a cessation from those . vio
Dent party contest, which of late have
unavoidably ronro high. Poiniclana
and all that class of men who'make a
Va m m a a.j.J ..ilu.
Ira'I nf 'iillice-aeeaing. may oe inier.
ested tn keep the political furnace in
fulli blast and ;ta keep ujr the tWe nl
pa'ktion among the; peoplei for upon this
their piHtkal comtequence may depeait,
anil without itther might sink into the
aby is f cbacurify 1 f?-:.;-..-
But it mst be enquired Vi is
Judge1 Whi e and wliat are' hi claim
upon the. American fnple lor tneir
confidence and aupnort?" k He, ws born
in Iredell'county. North Carolina.'ind
removed with' hi lather .to ne atate
nf Teh neee" 'when i bd, "and thoiugh
herrad'hw;' and wa prepared fr the
Ull ill I rllllTH ,tll...... " - "
been hi home Irom that time, to ihei
refen 7 I IV- 1"Vt w in -aUnut i i ty
friend thought he formerly carried hi
fondness for rural life and rurat-ote-
pation too far. t remember to have
heard from a parlirular Iriend of hi,
if anecdote of a Inw Student who
cinie a considerable. ditancc tn e
examined bv Judite White. ' while l;e
f
sound wm cauj?lit, n tit only by Van (
Uurenitea but by Wldg. tlie crfnrt
rooiii wn tlirnnged.. i The wrVlt
cliicl'lain of the Albany batid uTtliia
couuty, wm rutlrtl hjhiii ! prrslda
over the tlelibcHiioim of thU inert- r
fclIitt- itiaOIIS, - i Hit ;r-,
nitentimi, thus: Oentktrtaw fit) i2
ynujj tthn are"" i)inard - w Milrtin l "
Vnnillurrtiii bvittf thoexli;lrrjp..
attlunt fH he;-Jit
wnlkH that riMiin.". (the left ins:)
ciinmleti'lyriiu timao in
mnliiiii it llial.cjMir.ti Jooiii.TliH:i.;
nitinoBM v i Uiiuterca !to Fuiio wmii .-rt
tho wiliy .-UuU'hiNHni.ifiUity '
liattltio ; very 7'iroiAVo all5
feeling-, ittir lrcii!;ili, lolnrncd agaittiA
tu the blltc irriMiiiile. The mini nr
the Sunreme Benth of l ennes-ilM'ocredcd -tirimTrftlAillteeT'
... . .... i UI..U ...... ..Sm..i . .1 r.i .-..u..i ...!....
iir
ee. The young man had heard much
of his ability and learning at a jurist,
and ripected o be much embarrassed
in hi presence. But he muiered
courage, came to hi residence, and on
being informed that the Judg was in
his farm, went oat and intercepted a
mm plougliing, enquired for Judge
While, 'lam the man,' was. therepty.
I wi-h tuget liceneo practice law,
and came lobe eaamined.' Well, sir,
if you will be chhI enough to come
down to ihe shade, I will attend lu it
with a great 'deal of pleasure. tl
Mtrhcd "4n-horer6tr'er tn-a-cot
shade, and took the young man mrougn
a most learned and rigid eiammaiiou,
found that ha was well qaalined ami
after inviting nun to hi house, anu
showing liim-every mark- of puUuttet
aod hospitality gave him License. -1
id" that neither money nor olTice..had
an improper intleenco -over him. He
has declined th acceptance nf both.
wi.en considered by others to be h;
due. Gen. Jickton tendered him a seat
In hi Cotiinet. which he deennea, on
farcount qf demesne aillictions a faal
disease having carried oil hi wile, antj
nearly all hi children.",. . ' , J
"TBeltb feitfentof irfw:
of comiimmtM, lb pwK of Mberty,"
11 tit Vie. riiiienitjljrui niij:rai.
Wiit tMw4Hhowpli of oauUlUnv
immm I L. . .. .. .1 . At .UUA V iwi-.".tiia :
II. Tliaiau'l'. Hunt. Mavthe partt of
jTtmneiie ielo tf ietoriooiy uie pimi:
IMt otikili I no -waging, " " 7""
- tle nmma t llkk:"'frorn
wat nptiiiinted to draft ircsulutiun
c.xptrsiiive t llio. npntiiiientenfi (ho i
nitcting. lt rrtiied ia ti-nlHt4,-retui'iird,
and rrpurted tl lotig tiinjjt V
of atudii'd iTSiiltn.JonM, puroi'tliig
tti Tic "the "TnLrVi' "'tr7IUo"l:iiiiiillle"7'"1
In'gotleiif h llta ahort jieriud of ! '
iiiinutcH, but ctiilcntly conewted lit.
Washington, f- Now. nwell known t-i .
actor in llio Hccur, ;mm! a nuiht loytJ '
nubject of t he ''riiriir,?. icrrei
intr the wcakiie.ti .nf liia inaatrr i
rrref. rd8 nnd olijeclrd in all Viliitsl
wtre iwtfwvTmnrbtotir"the prcatrnt 7r"
Adiuiiiilrati'ni,tntartiripato in the
meeting, Tbo ivaiduliiMm , wero '
a M I a . - .1 i
auiiut tu uo ourieu,4py; uie cnair t
fur' concur iTiicr, "whfiloop jnajl -.V
CHtccmed fiilnw-riiiBcw, ami une l.
Noi'tW- CadiuA'ajiblvtiV aon nnd
flntu'jit,; Wtiiir; Jairiri lieilrll, i oae
B.v1w?-afil3Ls.sr:'ar'' 4
.. mTf 'T-
I : - 'S
and utldi rafliin the Chair,' Urd if v
he might be liewd In. Ihi, W'linfef
to w Inch l here vya a iinanliHiiua ir-: 7
itMisc of 'Iciiyra'Li ,liy mnuy. IWt Vt
tliie the bricuieiiti.Mfd l yl actor
objet trd, aUcdgin.g tlmt thil V '
nu'ctinir iif IliiitliMd;, coniily, "Hint
j-ll1.ii.i.f I.I -.lUMl leO.liaU -Htrr-- ..'-il-;
mrWT.mr.nmr- - r . M
mthaXOi.i'.i.lVlirrirri '' j
iaMww8W'iai
it
Chamber or
leavitaotlletcept Chief justice Marsh
all.' I know ol no man that rides aooul
th Ci iy 7 ft itti . in ' crriag:T 1 1 e
has lone of. those nltf fiahioned! iron
ecetrtituViiht wRlchsem 10 be
liar Inifac of .nirn.who are: fair biia.
aing away Ilia coastiluliou waa fotn
ediolhe t agg eiiaceeaaBvl -pioneer
of iba West, rot, Ue ittjfltae
days
i Wt Ftte y;4rf diwl4th th'f'
tiiTlrjiriHCeiTtrie grntleman) irlrr?.T
Uiilrlii, fur lio-limrnlwaya Itraitl . nj
for iieotd rdJh.aM!i
SiVta, to waorBia on .llivir nunner, Husl U .(V nwc BiiWJlMMU.Icahittli-Waaaiii A.
ever bee til onddvm df Poao hereafter. It. nf he AduiUIIStralbiH nf Jllft Comity
gnf Ol eiory. - .i - - T
..11 au ihanll
Unit by UoL W. Kiilianl. , unga i nita
A well ikM nrival Ida. a mrtUOOi.uulilM
mirte, aleai' umlerMmntin , ; dfniter of the
aooMitatlowd limit 01 Kxeautiv patron; and
an neniy W puliucul il-,nnioi nim oor
text rrailviil anu we Hil 0 an which mm.
tW Cautaln W. II. bllluiiu. Wiwn "lu
nrlna ia vlarual leitnO. ' " ' 1 ' ' . ' ; " ' ' '
. .. i n.Ki.
- uy UenjiHiMn mnii i prnpu-
mote t;jneinion "v pi-" .
Off apt l l'tl WrBt eei'J.ij ' " I . '
-' It V.r M .ltidl. ' llojh t..Wto
Th reoreaeniMria of Uo Sooth 8Mjtlim
prinii.le M b l - ' r""'""
ornament of hit natif ouilatrjr .1 h it ofi Im
oatireotale.'- -i ' s'"-' v
IU W. -T Harerao.. May Old Rip owak
nd to the poll. and ito vtery vot le", lor
Mr Thorn H. Km. ' -The lion. Rti Py.
loo 111 hrniabhj olilll frini.
onwoeermg idepndi, roadoe. h''drr
.11 Itri.U. - ! ' ' e
tly ttUbard- P. Taylor Th floo. Hoh
MfMm. Whtt,Tooir A t.eui.af.
intrmlM) mnient 4 mi, utf B"""n
'
'"Hl
years ui age, a pare roan, m inm $( nii m iptmriig huo lor im oet -
pable i grelt labor an research;, II. 115
is the' tirr at hie aat in the Senate imnn wtike, tf ihe merit M repnbM-
TV. . A:...,. A,. thai lal fn 1 ..luiMiialiKnhiM nron.1 If IIHmil.
B Edward tturtiMU ll lh U lVhie- i
Thr alili llenian, iho admt. or aounierii ,
ftrlhtiple. the titaaterH A rJ'. M.
th nel l'ridM of lh l?'
' ilf JM A lrynTh Mat Uulttr f
vii. Will, fn cioiMkhi. eomimted
of miieraM driveller. Oi.-ifteldod demOKUci
Sod haUVwht.4 t").M.y1e nawoa
K,io liPe lh tl M?1"!
0VciS&"hCsf SdTeiUMMC
Cb ourOi.- assl th iUch m M ''
of HrrtlWd.V Unt if tliij very nblt m
fttid tHstiiifjtiUlird g.;u!;'i.A!i fhhwtiUt.Iij, 'f
he n!J.iwMiV Bit iii he, M. ,v '
Trrbje UhnVnnJd ?.VMHrr-lJ'' ::S I
uliiig ntid iitnnror.jirutli fume 5it
nnd '.fight Ihjs jfiant (i dia!),; r,w'fr' I
bfrrrj njifUitbMil loK CniMityrjliad. !" r -' J
beei " iitj-u'iher o( 4tliin tPj (tlerte fe f
'fiird.bir loan,) rtirilklie .4aiinr(l
Kaidejii-c in ,,lhe? ,diUl1nitwiili);v , I j
Mandiiig, Ins iaAiit;rnt intnt, ft'J .
ot&tl in a p;rt 'of'he 8Mtethrllrr s
fir. lli?, iitir.afa ii,.icai.iu.utii mv, t,,1 t-
itbjef t tj thi fnWtji' wan not aluno ui? "--' "
prcu
the t-M ! , f I to, , L My nitc t ;-jr;:;;--C
Jjalrs; aniUnfPiiJiilim
Muteriiiia.tW t-rj;i-i4 4tw4rire,,f rr--
(uiHio-vi-WrAiiiM1 i)?f),VUcnmiii T Jl '
trwtxi ya!igtti Vy ho iusiskd t
nil tiM jtlbt aKHk jn thi. t ti!i )
T rMrt$it'l l giin, Jhtfprvciao !,... . i
jitinelitt uf tte jVjiraktriaj JnUicl jV.
u fi I nl j. u.;i iuLi ..in1. t tJ txia uocrcst v; -
fittfUifrta t Um;'Ip:fre.vercr
G'lJ lCrrft1mrd4.i1 wjit, 0 liaiiiUcdf.n4.f
MiiH.jt ltv?'T: :ilJm 4f
t? in a rry .iilrifUjur!r-dxirmDed: r '
- v - . ' . 1.11.1
aud cyui tewaia, buuuvi he hel-J tip
i . - ...T '-mi ,.M'l i.J.iJI.