ofcrti by Mr. TXt by1 tf'voU'of 15
tof, " y. 'L""'
" Resolved. That the3aertry. .we Tr-
- - Wis AtoJalratiaoa, b- receiver end Ue
Lso other deDaerrtowee af the mor..
i .v. have tale" piece U t offjetobar,
rar 1837 Th th defaulter, en4Wa
' -cJ where it took pUc, snd what amount:.
' , What aiiMjurit bss been psid. or what bsl-,
eee .ppwin d,fYU'i T
tart of mVuth of January lM bav
fV.j i I..-.I. nd that b be required to
Wort mi denee
f leaching defalcation i receiver land WiHeetor
" ofth public Bjowy.ilft, DPrtue ""
--Med wm NC?97
-' .Safnrrf.ijf. an- lf.
.The Senate d'J ait and imp'
sot trsnsrNred in jhS JIous-.,,' , I
, wl,tiV .839.!
JlBrthTcorollna ; licsaiitlons.t
,,Mr. row'u.oJ North C-uUmbv? !r
-Staled sundry Joiiit'KsoIutltHtd of.the
Legislature of North Carolina," against
..Ibo ub-Tieasury. the Expdiiging Act,
. ' and the Graduation LanJ 151 U '
," MrrBhiwn. took' leave to eipres
lit. regret that the General Assembly
iud.indulged In 'some improper - reflec-
.t ions upon the coorse of lhe Senate,
ljut thuugh' Uiif t hd deparUvl fritm the
comity due t ,the7 publifc - body, he
would nut withhold Jhetiuj lie did not
. know whether to consider;, them in the
1 JighJ, of iiislrttctrong. to be considered
t , - mandatory upon the Senators' 5 from
- that State, or oul v a a jrccommenda
. imuTTea
.. n'wn to act according to rlteir own jttilj;
, -toeut.. lle ltaJ fceW 'tejf JljiT; couc'tu
.awav after mature, Jelderatiort, that
tthey. were not to "be cousidei e J as in
ittructitins. lie bad atw; recojjniwd
the light of instruction in its fullest ex
(tuirt. r- Was the omission of mandatory
cttjirt'Mion in the Vesoluiiou to lie
. cuabidered ki accidental? Ild thought
"They appeared t have beeu o
, Mittt'd by tcin. He referred to the
3WtrT iit' ihe iefct'e of the? rtjdit of
"rlfliitoctioii bj tlte North CaroHiMrLe-
t islature, tu pnler. ta siiew jrut riiejr
had fi
the recommendatory and WiaBdatorr
riJolattun. Ori aoine ocraiioni th-r
had unequivocally commuiidt(r",tVieir
iSenatoriltLUkiJjMClfinaL--.-Tliera
was also ot tlie fuco of jheae
reiuluttona t Jirteti attack vpoa tli
' right of instructirin..They Vjipukjs' of
tiitUe- exiiungmgresojutiona aii act
, of aecvihtr tti.thc executivci but the
ex nun emu was done by the positive or
der of the maioritr of the States of
th'rs Union and in tibedienre to the
power of instruction. Hut. further, he
- aud his colleague", to remove all doubts,
,u . a. ' i
... ... .aDnJieil to me lesisiaiure to Know
tiom wrnvi, The Ivegislatare
vaded t e que.ticjnj and. therefore, he
' was led to the cohcluaion that it was
iiut their intention to commit them
elves to an ; instruction. On what
- principles ther, of honor or duty, could
, the General Assembjy suppose that
; their Seualors would consider them as
instructions? lie viewed the resolu
tion, for all these reasonlas not bind
ing. Upon (he Senators from N. Carol i
' (iu. What Would be the effect if he
ver jo obey ' these . resolution? A
gteit questio of civil liberty and pop
ular right is1 in-e4ved in, the matter.
If we surrendered oureeaU ttttdec a
ny thing less than mandatory instruc
tions, we should depart from the prin
ciple of instructions.' ' It would be
, placing a sword in the hands id our
' political adversaries,; and enable thevui
to'drive ua from bur seats, and fefuse,
afterwards, -to recognise tht tight of
instruction. At a great erisia like this,
' it becomes public men tio( fo falter nor
. to halu -.j If i the -legislature,' had in
- structed vhim he would bow to their in-
instruction, r He Trttived that tfcr reso
. -lutious be read and laid un tlie tableL '
. ." , i Mr, Strange made somelreinarki on
. the subject, , as tlie most reapec'ful
tiode he could adopt of explaining to
hit constituents the cburse which he
should pursue. From his political op
ponents, kw was aware that he had no
favor to aipect, nor 'even justice, and even hie
- political friends 'woU.d d!t&r in opinion ae to
the duty now required of bim. , Noiliiog coo Id
induce bim to obey a command which would
Impeach llie party with which he bad acted and
' 'with which a Wisiority of ibe 8enate had aetad.
v'Sf.M aboukl ha piood, to lie .s test .hour of bis $s
Istauce, of bis psrlicipation in l he deed con
' deinned bv tfinse resolutions . The deed wss
..,done..at the eoniuiand of th J Stales of this U- i
nion. hbs'feuia of North, "Carolina, lUKoligh i
Jisr ueuerai Aseeauiy tuii intanm .weir oene
lors to expunge front llie 'Journals a certain res
4lutiou eoudemniogX an . act of Iba President
" T and that"iHrwa feOJsiued crow in fullTorce,
and onrepealad. ,j If ha could consider the reapju-
lions now before hiin as aa instruction, he would
. sjahasitstittgty resign his seat, at the and of this
eeswoo. But, as they were not instructions, he
, ,. did not feet rMTuired. cowardly to abandon bis
, sl. and Uavaii ta b filled by bia political ad
- easaariaav . .;.,... ,
2:'. Tberatlar WriUen by bim and his eolleagna
to fh "LeRihlature for' on : explanation of the
'meaning of. the resolutions was written In food
' faith, wboatar night questioa it; and tlie reply
' , 4l the Legtalatura left bin at liberty to eonsid
. er tba -fasoluiimis as a nare . expresaion af the
opinion af individuals, bat, at tha next aeeston
f Iba Legislature of North Carolina,' it was)
: his Intention to give them att opportunity to
decide Whether to be represenUd by a federal.
. 1st or a democrat. ,t ;..;. n
, Mr. CUy of KyV eaid, as tha Legislature of
Ti North Carolina bad iw, representative bare, on
..this sobject, and as he sulsmld ed each and
nllof Iheir resolutions, ha W0Uio"ayatew,
'words lha subject. Ti'i-'!','''''; .'. n r't
-f-- la the 6rt place, be wu eotry lb hAr tha
'Rantlemaiif Mr. Strange) say that be expected
injustice from bia political adversaries; and be
-was also sorry to bear the other Senator any
thai tha resolutions were disrespectful to tbia
Lody. If they" wore eoucbsd in eonlemptuoua
, and disreapacifttl buiguage, tba rules of the Sen
. e would prevent any Senslor from presenting
them. -, - , . ' .-. ..' j
air. Uaowa said JsS mads a diaticetion be-
Mr. l,t eoonmr'a, a qmmfmcmu ppcr
eoulJ not b prtMented from ny (jutier, but th
Uasuacs of lu rcautulioDiwaanot of lhlelr-
lUjrXbT fofcipii ni 'ike apuafifttct
M u act cI Mrvility; and, tt bad U w
ODiniun vtflch h Bad eftad declared, that it waa
an act derogitnry W ihe' dignity an -Jde)anM
datirt ef ihia bodn Ta th ddetrlnef intwoe.
tiont ha. re ;qolifid aaaMit, acoordint lo 1
tfcy old aenliiueitU or 1 733. w n rmwocraa
lh duty of th rr prwntaii'e to teHtct lha well
known aud ruined. will of ti eonuilunu
a a mirror. ,)Vu ibeta na word in the Eoglih
tanguage that eoulJ taonvey lha apioion or
wuhe of the conlituenta but the Ward inttntctV
It wa reopfeiful to the party initlrueted to omit
the word. To bia tnau Chtrlei bDvr gave
ail inirali .order.,. . V toll him (hat ba'
woulJ """J "uch obliged to hiia to do xi aud
if, and Ctmrloa -did .it," with at much alacrity
at lie would,' were be 10 eay, Cbtrlea, yetf Ira
hereliy imtructtd, lo do 'so and so. . He wa
very sorry that Uie Senator from Norib Caroli
na rould not find it in .their hearts lo yield oba
dienee to llie wUIiea of o Att and tinportant
end reaprrtstla a State a North Croliuer-e
Slste thiil seldom spoke her sentiments In this
solemn form, end never, vicepl upon ery im
port nt occasions. Mr. CUy adverted to that
wart of the resolutions relative to lb great sub
ject of the public hinds, and expressed his pleas
ure thet llie State bad mjsde known her wuties.
before the- wild and tliisijliievous project, befera
lha Senate, bsd passed.'
sir. STBAifeesaid be was not in the habit of
looking- to llie Senate from Kentucky of late
for advice, lie mttaV act on hietuwn judge
ment in interpreting the UnigHaJ of the Leg
islature vf North Carolina, lie ihdnot stand
in the same relation to the tKople of North
Carulina that the Senator's man Chariei did to
Itim: " -Utrwwr-riei-'Hieir iaver-4teTOrl ne-
Amhly .of NortU Carolina hJ vl'teu made a
Uillcrrviice beta ecu a icsoluuon . Of request,
and a resolution of 'mat ruction.' ' As to the pub-
bo l-aiuls, he had cunie to the conclusion that
the sentiment of North Carolina was against the,
(iraditattun Dill, aim he ahpiild oppose it. At
the lal session, he ioted fur the bill, 'aunpo.
ing it io be acceptable to the .people of bia'
stale. , ,,, . i ,. '
, Mr. Bnowir'disoutcd the jurisdiction of the
Senator tiuin tenvueky in this case. Holding
as that gentleman dkU UocltineS of a higher
tutm Hum llie k-rieral black cockaUe iloc
trines, and scoiiling'as he bfteff hatt.he ex
pressions of popular; will, It did hot become
iiim to lecture Tlie Seiiatorf' filihT Nnrth" Car-,
olina an this subject . The Stalcai It was well
known, hud iustrucled their". Senators to 3S
puuft tha censure of the 1'resuteiit; and they
did It openly aud boldly, aud not a mean,
shuffling pre varjcalio iot 'by ajfraud on the
right of instruction. The Senator had put iTie
ce of his man Charles. He would put sn
other. Suppose a slave tlietild three times esk
s'liwor fruni his tnalcr;would he think it prop
er to apply a fourth timer 'riie Senator, as
roiiioi- said, was ubouV to apply the fourth time
to llie people for tlie rrekulency.--His con
slituenu would ba eacceding'y obliged for ad
vice from a gentleman who had coalesced
with Abolitionists, and fastened upon the
South the Tariff S) stem. He protested against
the right f the Senator. .:
, Mr." Clay, of Kr.i'iuid he was very
sorry to be the means of putting the
ins instructions as a
'mean .shutllinr
prevarication," and a
right of instruction. "
ft aud upon the
Mr, Bh6wn said, I did not allude
to my instructions in that manner.
Mr- CUy The gentleman certainly
used the expressions, and applied them
to" the resolutions presented by him, or
they would have hod no appltcatoin at
all. He ilaimed no jurisdiction over
il.u gentleman, ar..l, if lie bad, hu would
be reluctant to exercise it upon such
subjects. If the gentlemen had content
ed themselves with simply presenting
thvir resolution without commeptinjj
upon tlie course of their political oppo
nents, he should not have interposed a
word. Tlie ISejtator ouglttllQrecculv
lect also that lie, was not subject to the
jurisdiction of the government but he
had undertaken to pass judgment upon
some of his acts- If he had contributed
to lie eatablishmenrof thrf-Tariff, a
the gentleman. supposed, he ought tu re
cttUec, that h als. contiibuted to the
eooiproinise- i He did not intend to. int
tercede betvveeu the Senators and their
constituents but when they attempted
to cavil at the fight of instructions, and
put if upon a single word, and thus im
pugn the old doctrine of instruction as
understood bf the republicans' of the
old school, -he thought he was justified
in stepping; forward in defence of that.
doctrine. ' ,
f tiRADU ATION HILs-T
This bill was taken vUp, anl Mr.'
Webstkh spoke iftfavor of the poit
ponetnent of the ftieasure. " ' ;, ,
, - The motion of Mr.' Ruts to postpone,
(Ti'finheiywarloM,- wxrjzzzz.z,
. . Miv Mohmib offered a substiiute for
the bill, eenling all the-rrfuied laTtds to
"(Tie? taTerrTiere irf they tijepand fpoke
it, length on the' subject. After which
the 'Senate ailjournexl. f;;.-;v
U a uJt .11 oqat.pr UBP.kRaJt8TlTJEt
Mr. lUatiKD asked, if it was the in
tention nf the guntletnart "; from ''New
Ytirk.f McCambbelrko) to abandon
the Resolutions for the appointment of
Select Committee on the, Swartwoaf
defalcation. , If the House had any de
sire to go into the matter, there Should
be-no delay. ; .) f
Mr. CAMBHELfeMo laid it , was the
opponents of i tht 'adtniniflratioii whtj
made all the delay,- by speaking." He
had aid but & word or t woon.it .
; v RESOLUTIONS' I
eTho llouse was:; calU4 lor' Ilesolu.
lions, , A vaat number were presented.
. Mr. Wise oBVred a resolution. calW
trig far- fnforrriation .as tq certain charv-J
ges preierred uy Mr. IIoktbr against
Com,- Elliot. j'Mtsf J pmeyr.-.vt.
' M r. IVilham. of "N. CM ofTered a
resolutions condemning the.jwaa.tsT if.
public time.by Congress.ln tong speech
eiinted of ojftri(;.' v-t
Most r 4he resolutions ofleretl rela
ted to catli lor information; .No "other
bunneaa wa transacted-si--'
1 ba Senate oa Toesitsf.wsa pilnsipslly ea
apttd kb the Land EJ!,
Mr.
Morrv's B
" . 'V'i,.t ( fjCflllCOJaU 31 UlH,lMitll.,ULU VXMIXVIJI rl HHtiXUJl"''
. 1 ' ei I ihrArom ftAinl
I ..... n . A In nr.,,I..H I . " I , " r - .........
aseaHlmcaia was reieoKd., Mr. Southard nadef
aa able speb arsmH lha bilC The Seoata ad-
Joaraed wtiboat eoeuing la a (aej oe.
la IM u oase Of nevrewaiaoves, aa iriim
lb dabatjMtJbe 8miajL.delcatloeijas
amRhiMd Me. HorToisa oeliserad aa. eloquent
ipesabrTMa dmime waa riHJ,-
tVt lb. Wa-M WarfaesaW. the -bat tor rba
grartuktioa and rolustioa of Ibe prisa of the pab,
lw isiMis a oroxretf vo ve cagrosscq wj
1 T li M '
1'ba Ueaia of Reiweieatstieee aoatiaaed the
debate on llie resolution to rait a seleet eoroak-
1eU i IbquirabHo Swartaont'ldetaleatioas. i
la Ibe Senate, aa' Thursdv. 17tb jaaaarr, the
bill o rrsdusle aad refuse tha nriee oflhe neb.
IraleiHls, paued us third reaOieg .0
Messrs Calhoun. I'restoo. Kieees,, Roane,
Krowa and Stranger are glad to ftnd( were a
raeakiheea aha Med aesinat the bill..
-3 bc 4bate,1d lha Ttqusa o( Kenresenlslires,
en lha preposition to sppoiirt a select committee
4 iavestigaiioaialo the defklcslions nl ublivl
fieers, by lt sale allba llouie, sir briiiphl lj
a alasei iKe retoittlioa vaa lntMed, and lb
eamwiitae ehasimj ,Tba peeple will hiquire wbg
this highly importiot ntrasura was a long SU
oiitituately rentsJ by , tua aaniHiisirauon
.,VVe are Clad to learn that a majority of the
committee are ia tovoe of a "sesi ciiing opera-
on." . !,. . ex; i
T II K TAU.
HALEIGU) JAN. 23, 1839.
111 III.,,,. ll IP' , ...Si, !
53" We present lo our readers. In to-dsja
Star, an ii.tsrettiiig andsble dereoee, of tlwai
iruetioa rtsolutions, Wbisb aanaol'laii to caw
aiaftd the serious attentioa of every reader. lu
fsnls, which era dwai froeaiBenlary av
denee, are fairly and aeeuiately sUled, its srgu
uients are sound, elea-, eoa iueihgt aad his the
more eutillcd to the calm aud i!iiiaiatoia( son
iJjraliou of the boncat and pau-iotia of ell par
ties, as it is the urodaetioa af one ol Kot tU uu
alias's most sifted and virtuous sorrv' bo bas
kept aloof Irom party strife and contention, anu
satmoi, theialura, a at all shiltod fcw le trieki
and artiSees resorted to by unprincipled psiruV
taus. . But the souimusieslion speak, tor itself,
and wd aalt apotsaU togiiait a earejul pei ussf.
Let the sincere enquirer afief truth, jeepecially,
divest hiiuselfol all prejmlisa, read, poodcr, sud
ilaeiile agreeably to the dietate of aonseiease.
As it is our Uesiiato give a wide eireu-
Taiion I id Ibil iri vtrmlive article, e sliStl pukhib
a aussber ol extra eopies, sad .aill send tlie
ta tha friends of truth and reform m any sestloa
of the Slate, at one duller per hundred,
We perceive -tlrat th Adwitiiilration patty
are endoavoiinir to tarn to their udranlage tlie
votes of tlie Whiirs ori the various amead.
menu which were prdpcftieTl to Mr. Itayncr 'a
Resolutions in each branch of tho' Genittal
Assombly: 'l'hi we predwtcd, knowing full
well Ure diapoaiuoit of tVpaWy to use every
sublerruee misrepresentation or sophistry
w hicti could be of benefit to thfir eauae. Uut
what are the fact of the caaeT Tlie Whin
had prepared theseresolatioiis -they express
ed their principle oa the asattara-which had
been submitted to the people during the late
canvass they were plain unequivocal and
The Whiirs knew very well that
) ii the gonoral understanding
lo rcjeot all amend menu which might come
from A parly. Moat of those which weie
submitted, expressed old, well-aptlled tti.
oma, that no schoolboy, who had mastered
his primmer, would think of denying. Tliey
were as aelf-cvidorit as that two and two make
four: and some of them were as foreign from
. i . i . r .1 ' 1 .. , : . I i
ino nuojec 01 mib tesuiMiiyua aa wuum nave
been an amendment declaring that the suit is
a stationary . body. The Whigs did not vole
against the, propositions because they were
eppotcd to iherruThpy jcjcctcd thonj on die
ground that they were Introduced lo snibar
raas MttV bum Itesoiulione It was mention
ed several timea by the Whigo partieularly
by Gnn. Uockibv that if the propoeltioua
of the administration party, which contained
-political maxims which no man in this coun
try bad ever denied, were introduced lu aop
aiateaaddisttnctreaolutiouatliey wutdd'rote
for thaea wiliingly, ; ? : .if- f . fi
TTier'e la one cireumstanee which proves
that the amcndmeiils were introduced fer no
other purpose than to embarrass and- encum
ber the reaolutiana of tlia VVbigs. It was
this. The 8th reaolution, declares in aub
atattce, that our Seoatora would represent the
wishes of a malnritv of tfie nfeonla of Norkh
Cattdlni, by.TP.tin5 .tocarTjfout'ii forepoieg
lutiosurua 1 nri vr us on nivvau vooieso mis
resolution, by . adding the words omf tKey
art instructed to do ." J5ul did any one sup
pose thnt the Van Jturen party woutd have
voted fur the resolutions, after the adoption
o( such au arnondjnatit aa thielk. Joud they
have been tipccr in voting to instruct our Sen
ators to carry out measures which they could
not Sanutioti tliemaclvcat This want of sin
cerity- was tested, for Gen Dockery Tif We
are bf mistaken,) suid be Was 'perfectly wil-
ling to-vototor tha amend man vind dasirfed
to know ef uen. YVileon if As would vote for
the resolutions should Ai proposition pass;
- J t I- ! -l:--i. A-,' wr.
ana tie repuou in iiie.iutgauvu.,, e repeui
again, the Whigs did.not vote a jaiubt tlio'a
bueiutaieifW cajiae IhW wrio bpiioscd to the
prinoipltBS contained ia theiii. MoeH If not
all of them, would have ntet their support had
thev been introduced separate! v Dirticolar.
ly ijipao against aholltiontl'ie tattfnn? ?a
favcr of that d!triae' so 'often preachoJ but
eitlont : pracusod, lliat no more levettiie
skpold .be collected than is neeessaay to ear
ly on the operation of the governments -
1 be attempt, lentarepreaent tlie, votes i
UIO VV UlgS OH HV occasion Wlll. fdU.r sou
people. will appreciate hcif . motive a(4 P
prove it s-a i .tiwwfJ
fa,.il;i.-.,it'i.t,.iin 5 i,... i-lit if ' f -i
' Grand Lodge f tfMthrotthaX&t.'lU
minudi vomilllllltuamJlPj,. Jills ,iliuili;
Uody, held during the last month in this
t'jty, the" following ofCcert' were elncted" for
tlipeewpsrrn1ij W.'Hton., Uraad
Master; W jtxtJCV YV. . tliinBRr, lir. Son
Warden; Punca. G. McUac, pr. Jum W.
C. Wv H. HurcHixoii, GrJ'TreasurerJ'iWtL.
. . . n a ' , . ; . ..
? : 1 ,, . , ,i . .a , 1 M f 1
R A IGH & hCOI .UM B I AR Afjf' B OA D.'
t The haul) broke ground att tbi road, in the
aaa-th-wsstaarns af ibi city, en Wsdnesdsj
last; but when and where they win bait, w or
not advised. II is, nowever. not easitrned to pustl
the Work Very fsr st present -"this being Intend
ej only a a beginning.. ". A nreathing tfirtl will
no doubt be given. liut lha frissids of tba-en-terpris
are esnguio of illiit nccSw..e.' 1
'is fciut' 'a,:"', ' -J .-i. " ;''!' " "" U-4-i-t-Mil.
eAUIOON.-fbr Rlsbmovir Wb
oi"Wi bsv received aeeoriAl from V'sb
biglorl tinfirmstory ol tb rumored 'dlltitlifw.
linsj .of Mr. Cslhoua iK tha Arlminrrlrtinn."
The' whole pack snsy b expected aooa to open
poa blvaagaia ia lull try. -"' t
Tb ralrawiat the, result o the, eleetio for
City OKeera a Mody last: ifi'-3VU! '.
lKTsrr Tbomas Cabbs-v." : ' T
JlltidiBl ryrdtaaTW J lay ei, JseieiUls'aa tovligtHm--f tbar4panMHsa
Litehford and Jno. O, Marshall, m 1 Gloed against bim; and.Wt.k the f lesideot, and.
CoaaiiMoias.'
atem Jrarajao. i, nwonerojiori
!?wll-'wiw""t ifJOrtew 4 the pore and antorr.fied f.lBWi..
ij,,w tMt'A ,sv ,yi( aoiSi.vHi.aa j J T now ilo wouuAg. na cans epoei ue
-t- ---l-Jt-- - " J rvumry to drop every Winer question, arid en-
rti,-!
V 8i STRAIGHT 1 i a? ' 'le eontesl-Vvhfbbt hi to decide whether
y. ceivlt'helr. MaU.'fe 'M. PuVhhall VMXf?
v .'-.tl uaisliall (ako tha earliest omMirtuuity 19 lay, tie
Messrs: BROw.f
' -These eenllemea have
strnrliana and Laid ill (IB befutO
' aeiuio ua uou i
lb United Stele. Mn Baowa. oa ureaeaiinr
litem, said ' be did wot feai biirwelf bound to o
bey tbem, but oar 1ho,onUary, he rather b-IlT
bouud to disobey them, liocausa ue believe
them to be a eu denial, of the.doctrinr of (u.
struction.- Mr, BtbibuI said "be would obey,
so fares be could, coniertily and conw ieu...i
Uqusly; but theftt er saiuc .Hg,s sua. in
lbs resolutions, ? which the lertnrrs emnryiK
o'eta -could not compel htm bim to Jo. He f -pccti-J1
not to reeTrJslieofrtrrt ki opponefta
on this aubjeet, anil aeareely Ihaf from some uf
lilfriend.;,Th! ' . fwflecitori ppoa ihe
Whig Vrty, aJdt-d tb ah?nsul li 1ie legisla
ture of North Cao!iua; nojTwssU uermfllttl lo
pas without : jW. and evcro aniiimdvriian,.i
Mr. Ci.Ar, ot liy, arose aiuminateiv, anu ra
marked, that a Urn North Carolina Kosoluli m
met bis hearty concurrence, a Vorth Carolina
was enipresntd fn th Senaie; and as MrV
Strange had reflected ufoiV the Whig pany. iV
boped to be permitted 'to Indulge in a fow re
marka. i lie lhen jsumiiied upjhe taatler of coih
troversy. discLuuiiiig anjl intention of intsrrupl
ing the relaiiorts betwaan lha parliosv . We take
the follovning -poiated aentencei from bis ro
BMrksV j :4T"-.t f a,,t;,1 .if u. '
r11 And what VfW doctrine bf fiittraetlguf aa
if is held by alll. Js it , not atsut we are to cunt,
form to tb wishes of our constituent! Ik not
"t-ltitt-ware to aet, wot'i-)trrw4irtU'l
gated aharaetort And svttl sny wbfc stand here,
pretand that whenovsr they know the wiahoaor.
will of ihoea who rrt them here, they era not
bound .fo couform to that Wilt entirely! ts it not
the doctrlrte that sro are nothing more then the
mirror to reflect tbo will of tboe who c!li;d us
to our dignified office! That is the view which
I Uk bf the doctriu of InaUuiilioiis, , ,
" And now I ask, is any peculiar .language
necesssry other than that by - which the wiU of
our constituents may be understood and carra-d
outT i Is there but one word that will answer
no other word but Iba iword iiittrutlf -X there
ho other-language tantamount !to thall If. the
Lsgislature simply express Lheit will, is llut uot
equivalenl to the word instraci.? . Nsy.'nlors, i
it not mora respecuul to those, receiving lha Ins
struotions to avoid thsu to us th wold inHri
tiontt Infinitely more so, & I am more redy to
comply with Iba wishes ot any one, tf he speak
iio-maon. a cautloou and poiil manner, tastt
h made use of mandatory language pit. 1 y
lo my niau (Jbsrles, please do q snd so, and
be doc it instantly aud with mnob more pb-as-urethsnifl
was mot peremptory,. Suppose I
should eay,- Charjea, i instruct) yaeirba-Wueld
tbirib rr very carton language but IM aay I
would be obliged tu you tor mjf anoe or Wot
he goes down arid bring them s quick a os-
itble. 1 assure the Senator It is no purpose
mine to treat them with! the" smallest disrepoct;
oa the. contrary, I sympathise, wilb..!bent,.and
regret extremely thst they . eannnt eonfornt to
these resolutions, eoming from so respectable
source .a tb Legislstur of North Carodnk,''
Who tndulged tft th lowest personal hu of
Mr, Clay. 1 be latter gentleman remarked, that
V he was exceedingly sorry be had been instru
mental in ' throwing ; the-aanior Benetor from
North Carolina into such a rage, and nothing,
be said, was farther from his purpose." -.
The disgraceful 'Bvaaner ia which these Sn.
tor have acted in praaenting lhir inctruolidn
la the ttenste, na BildeO, It poieibl, to the du
plieity of ihelr shameful shufflingsnd prevarica
tion.1 Mr. Strang, it serns, would almctt suf
fer martyrdom' in the caus of 'th domocracy,'
put be think of no other alternative but mr
tyrdom , surely retigmttitn would be baiter.
. , Oh no! ball never tbink af tbatlto
He and hie tearmd eelleagtie have demon re
tod very eencloaivtly; -wet hint, thst a eirtuch
ing ar)d servile tubmiasjort to th Admlliiatrslion
l, in , their judgment, far preferable to resign
nation, even though that submission be in dili
aoce.of a wronged and niiirsprsssntsd cunstiiu
ancy. j AaMr. Clsy rsaasrksd, they areia ntd
of sympathy;' land if Ibeir. 'friend eearcsly do
them Rustic, their politteal opponent would
bow-foaling heart by ceasing to remind them
of their damning (in. But even that' praise-
woriny vntue may notion exarMea towards
theiu., .The'atern dicbUs of . juaticB, of dyty,
imperativsy forbid1 it. Whalt. ,:ShJl public
sontinei fuil todaoouno o-aipangel'Kbati lis
sat !all' weUV when feenalori grosaly inauh tb?
Legislatar of a sovereign State! And above
all, shsll h be silent, when these Vry Bemrtor
are at part and parcel of th 'goodV and chattels'
bf 'a corrupt administration t Wb fVejtr in
th ralik of ihnpaiU party, ieuielve siisra
girding with a renroanl eklessns Uto known
will of their atiluauU.-ilmulaUrig the mm
of corrupt partisans to deeper innovation Upon
the eonaMtutiun makidg a conimoa eause with
that pack of government adherents wbo are
sacking tb)TrsirJf; pro'scrll'ihg freemen aad
swvllrrur ibefufl tide of Ereeutiv power! Shall
we, thill Uie "Ststa Jb.alhbl3HT(cktenburg aad
Ifalinit be silent af iuch a crisis, with, reaard
to aucb ben-! aad., under such circluustsoaasf
wTua Washinswn iGiobaiia bw unpodonce
toouxv (batt k 1 b-deMi o- these-ftestjlorlans-,
Mr. tirowB esaviajr Wr. my It I notour pur
fioee to pltcd IInryCfnv1rl ertntVit wild Bed
fcwwwrf; f Hewy Chy' -Jkme'-fa;- a-bmadji
patiimal, an universal fama,' t Jt burp upojtih
sto;uu moBipneuis, r yreef; it u wHtlen upon
F Tlfiai'ifi .Ta. M WrAavfrvI lf. .MumJ JUiU.ir.lu In. tavLae.-K it.ssrsa
I . . j. . I
tlrat most taut senator, Mr. Bedford iirowti1 and cordial feeling. s
iba mountsiosW Sooth Amarirss ondAib williaWsakttbV1ti dX..I4AMM)k;
iiMigroen tu perpetual rfnemnfna w hi
rounirynarn Ws repeat, -it lnut Mig piit'nVwa
u place Henry Clay in contrast with ! Bedford
Bfdwn; but We jutt sub'mlf It lafib-'defiliefsi
judgment' orih l eop:pf; ih rjntteil laa.
w I) el her Jledford lirown best eliorf ,wuld
b anything osnesth,. Iba, briiliant - and fierr
MitaUeolof Henry Clay.r i.s fasoi;.-; j
t:MR.48WA
fit the tenors
House 6f TtejWcsenuii
Swartiyout .th 5. V, Collector. n 'imu6rlaiit
feci wa sUcitd. It we proved that Swatvotit 1
uuvara uwinnseu i ina ooarnar 01 toe j tea. ,
eswy, to raatoievrwirbewt Nt bands ecqairtd by ,
halsW fmrv 4834 to-' 1837-1 Ne Wid for the
rHhTurtbrtfi8ne'.ftf 'liikmjfy'had beer. re.
Quired duringlhst period! ; Forliamiajahiek
ha ha (toltn tb government hasiut seouritv''
Itow-meny iBore public ofucer are jrmbexaung:
Ins bub ia niAnav. trw ..-...J 1-
r r- j ,. M,n-,tiiHn J,
I thought there era affrsaHaasayi forif tha Secrets-?
would omit to raguiw 4nd of tha eall
lector of N Yerkt'i it not W tn prasum
mat he would extend tuts highly -criminal in.
dplgenl much further jo. lBsiciponsible offk
cere) ; To wiit. axk Vaue! L
KiclKilas Uiddle bss oHVpi-1 , to tosu (he Slate of
Pconaj rrania fdOtyloD.'to repair the imblie works
on the Jsmiata, wbicb efftT Oov.RitiierbM aeeept-
RTWOOACAI-V.ntlvTeaHT;
ui ,n iii.v.iiHntinn. pt inr I inir i irrnr aiaar- ,,i nin -i.,,,r, ,g rn .it ... Mn,.L ii.-.i..-. l ,
ves, ol ne. uruiralions ol rvat-thev w
w ; ,-.v, MR. WISH
Tula rreat cbainiiton ' of Bure. popular gee.
arn mentis eausing dismay to the ranke of tha
AdminUtratioax 11 ut every avenue that sn f-
bk ,,,,, against him, even though babesap-
- . ; . ,. . ' ' . . . i . .
ipocu,.f a oiuoii pi ii,oiojii,ps imu9i i w
T be seann'l siMieeh o'; Rme u.aanl t:ia
eytn are gsilinz lo,il AdiaituilaMiun than the
ft.'. .-l - r r 1 .1
isry
ry ol the 1 i-suviriui aooesil oT- sliuiitftjj rue
oully, mi m vauity xvucteil hv fh p"l.
ji H itc .-. ft alt-si w '. li V'ti if KhMi iu
ks
oasi
v
ilouic nr llie jrSi!l,fiMiiy Tol.f ijill fmrV'jr;
Ai'iiiiWl'isi'i'!!."1 H. 'flirt e'tfui.lfco.'.rioevr
of
went lud farrm-4 '' Hs-e', 'uh" ll. t'llM
Siaiek II ,i k BinUlikt to (i'vohl h-ivitinnVtlie-
goiisfijin (iii'l li'ti as-'i-ieJ oabjJlie fit'i-els'jr of
it fir iiwai jm ino lae.rris'X ins ,r'm"i
kieh vat ' ilitA wilHuit SultinntV lil atn
M. I, I,,, rtfiv urn.,, rlv dri.ouiiceJ kl "au Intel'
id.. ali;,.,ce:'Si;-;w" J J, "' t-1
km --.Sivvri.ijruciJifc,-wtsii.i'Wi i .
Ho see I.. il a's , of OranViHrj baa been
admitted to SofwiloV lpMrt-.prle.,r,''',"i J t
r;rKtr n. -ncsB"r.K. orthis City; smj cat-
lBU' Mo$
admitted to CouiUyCouit.praatie. xt4! ,"t,
w. t
,TUa ta?iM 1Iabada.ra t1i'tlaWt tyt
st instant, leoeivsil by the brig Doua-lassvBrr'v
od Vesterdsv.eOMtains lbs F rench seeoamt of dia
affair at Ten Crox.NlilTorinfMii rto impnrtaut
pBrrietrhrr frwrrO-stntvWtrt pWtrtl ;fBb.
Usheiri ' Ssnta 'Ann terbiieJ sev'ertil Ve'
woundsl whli'-h 'it "wa suppoed Would prl
tiWrul.7Tft;life mdrisi-ys4rtaiaa.
rouuls. ' i Us rencb l roopWxIora tbasv Wi
striven! mm their boats, eueoeeiled id oujctn
the aim of. li expedition th disinantliug the
f.wlilicatiom of Vera Crux Uiclilf tivusanopn
1miil Im the ditrorent batlerii-s and foris of
Ssriti.iiio and Cnne.ptiori, wet spiked aid ran.
dered U-le.L j'J'ba lo of the French iestotrd
at H killed snd 68 w.mnJeJ. , Tbo l'riacel-
Joinvjlle co npiaii'ltid llie Vanguard of ,4li It,
larkiugeutumii .and distinguished hitnsa'f (u
hi jiitrepiilfty. His arrival l ll4n th trie ship
nf war Creole, I mentioned in the UUrii of tlie .
Istiiiat. tf' the prs.pprtis zmcmiirins of lha
FrsiH-h fli'et, nolhine: iurtliet is said, than tlist
the jlockad of (lie .Mdllcau port warresttmsj.
tAlE9i11?nrri$;6i3
AUt'Srss as ta. AiNSKAH. . l w
ptmtlemnt tflhe JJut Cesj"tj I
iJ.lfli,-v to detam y ou a momentvjwhilst
t aicpresa my gTainuue lor ttienaitering lerms
in wliitli you have been pleased tr approve mv
cjinduct us yoirf prenlctitiii niTi,-er. Isvuili I were
conscious ofltaviiig deserved such, uuuiialified
gommPTlilaiiim pprrciaie it howevr( b a
tu ; unmerited testimonial of ihe purity of aiy
motives of arlion, and my "uiiTrigncd di-sirel
do-rtfiht. The et-enes through wtiieh Vfe- b
passed have len often fJT iri. excltitilr charo
terj but I have. ba gratified to observe than,
here lis been tio interruption of the kindsat
t personal relation between individual member!
anyu wiiii tne uimosi pirsura i ueciare, Aiiai t
havo never beau oiiUu4 with any" delibera-
rW'ftito,ea
' Though this occasion lis' been impatiently
expected as tha moment which, was to relirv
us from publin,carea. end restore ue again to
th object ef oar lfootion,' tlil heart muit be
insensible to th lieal fealtng of bum an rutu're,'
which t not in oine degree sstldeoed s by Ui
melsncholy relcclion thst w prti: inriy of ,
no doubt, sroer . On this great ocean or Ills
our courses lid In diflorent" directions, for a
brief season w hv met hereto deliberate on
the public weal . W now renew the voyage:'
hdseh one rvspinee lt,wy ftohih be
ha been for a, VUtf ?ivrtad. Whatever fortuh
myai us I ttustaintUtmn,w wall recollect
with plessure the socisl .intereouraa aa. hsv
enjHyed here-that Mat acqUnUni:at'has1Jia)ij:
eiionrled, iievr" fri'vd.h'p( jiv. lirK,fvigindt
and our knowabtdg of th hhI ' and . inlellc 1
il .1 L .'. . . V
IU. a' veil ae ma pnysios,-.roeaurae ol our,
common country, aailsrgedj'-,! J ' ' ,
Wishing to you each anil , Ireslth, happL"
ness, success in, ypulsrirtu btl0h, and S
ru .M.(T o. fi..iif-- -L.i
friends, I bid jrou a rcaiiBcifuJ. and iieciiontI
7 fr,-'?; r'r- n?" vJ'nm
-M iwraj WUIIU ill. JWU(....lSIiilO Bllia
I wrewam '-j. j.
A on a use ei vtt.'Jotstaii
Gentlemen 4h Seait1 o ( I
i-anrvry thankful fer th--relnllfn vio
bave beun soklad s Id adopt, expressi! of etU
cer and I especially" lh,a"n jrouTyr"(tui"5 jjeitf
bus iupport nd Indiilgajice a kindly" eaWlea
to ma during tha svliole aessiiinv, .it 4a due 'lo
u lbt I twuld y jsaad t any. it with prbl
sno salialsclion, thst I li ur. in tlx
course of my oxpariencewliBesseJ avr leuiaia.
-tre oq ! wosaa-fnruor)a4aai M.ir osl"i
markably dminf o shed for eood -erder. decorum
and aduttesyi Differehce ef Irpltfiea' H
en emone u. and some oft (win of aft bxCflme
chsrsner, hut tlio difp-ii nci-a linvv' noj been pars,
milled to Wad'to iraiSgresjoitpferule p(
"'ii i" in.iuiu iitaeviiU'iovsiceur(luesiri
ble at alj )im-a, aiiibspia u -amoaf
members of the I,egiilatofW aksvrivldeil Stogetlr
to promote j!ivumim:g64dbfihr IVHitl
ml -t,lo
f - - lt It fftdVe.f 'tttff 1
.fK.MI r.i,i..Vi-R.r :,i rr.f.'"i' IL i.
", ' ( "' ? '&VWtiWl lfvbi
siJered neccary lo giv to the Stale a kwVIe-
grs PWTiwiW tifWiwHtytvrt tnov 1
as rmlltU4dgtlAsU4aJro M tafef
leeted much to tl.U dMsireable d.r j
rWioo1s1firttIjf irJifW ot
and advairtgjvi oTeaufatMti among all. elaetff,,S' e"! J ;.f7V:-. A.
of tb iiainsr iTPi-pration. maika a ina.ml iii,Tltl"fl -f"'11 .... . n t in'f ;",'S
portent ere in the history of our State, and Willi
redound Id, ibdhnnur and credifof fliis General
Aasfuablf o ton; as edticatloa ' shsll bo prixod
amnnr tha hUs-in... U tt r I
III tiftf rniin.T Mmnirltn't Vr
Inter.1irtgt6 theHtaUi afrgi , 'Sk'lI'T; , i M
JhraU roJ .ItUitovvajeiiU, fo .wlucb ilr
vision is made br law.. Utwova FsvattavirUi snd
lb Yadkin NVswia:MppiySrritl)ietiect
ol Which pa reaaaaabla douWl, a txisndalfctd,
will, by ita imntadiete tiefMita Irvitutary
exsmple, be pmdeerivof fh r)f VldrnW d.
Vantage to Ihd State of Xfrth Carol tnn." It rnf
not faitjto (timulslolndustryelicriiii enferprisi;'1
,. -4 - . .' , ' .
v.,i
vaiuabM IwaiHSMj, invigorate com-J
merca, and (bad abroad the blearing ofufosrier.
ity and rsnlawaBt wijWfbgyMploi.aWl tiU
road will be tre wwrirrfinibd, than athsi
will iriog np ltiw'0, ssxiHhasA.xkeialttoelli',
eooifotta.a-id rruIlavwa.,a...,vl-siit n!
tbSatr eow'nintatolhtitileturo with; the
meat sgreealde ttensatiua nf sstlalaction,' anal
rejoice in baviutr born a part aa humbl en
't k, true in rifrciinit sa.wiuch anlcipte4
i.ood. .Qf labor iq ether teeprot bave,by
I IHjbxHfB dfeexxr laahe-sa Ksks. sT.llaa. ssw.sk4 vaaa. -a 1 .
no mean; Urn ei .aa sjuuouorUnt . cbsrsctar.
bat I should trespass unreasoaably ODyasrf Uma ,
toentet into detail.. ,i.V ,., ..... .
In conslusion, genttemrn, ' permit ua to -r -,
maiavthaWif by any act or .expression of mm) :
at any tiros, I bva been so unforlunito'' as la . .. .
be csuss tbo ilikhtcst osin in the bosom of n v
memUr JAitJbiijyJ.jtJ iijitSmj'f V" ,
to tbem,o to iloclare that polhtng wssTJur- -
ther fruiu toy , ustciitiou, and , tborefuns may l- v .
rjot hope, that it wdj pa .'eadi'jf psrdonedA
j Uiog sUiut aep-ate',. bap tq 'Meat -ae
inort, yry racoiber uf jblsbodti
widsluiumv sincere good will,,, p4 mijipaaa
AlatMa;ti4 each, aud all .id ou, ou;)aucrilurit
to y4 nuiMs,jnay.kunettce it)ojoyy an
bappy t Vung wua, yuur iimmis anuj uwau
tai;vAwrtMuTJ0'-.-
du-rv undcr touiindtif UetuUk.
Iklely marchcU twt the territory mi aue
Oi'SfaM.'lt Shreveporf, LotM .
sill Hi mV. if the-1 nhnTlt tnht; eTrttir .
Y.rbfv.'e? objeef M tJflisarinJlT. Cad.
W4iwiaus,AKw 1 d)afvernUnff
Oen Rusv wra ,ppeuiU;d .'ivfc'u3r ;
tWe'et ! rrtiKi " "t-- . .
Goa.-icmdchh !1f uutI tfurfoWf. of
( CatyJinaJ ,a.(Wfii; appuiiulfd
Secrrtary tifiSavyii jBiWrU:"! if.A
Carolina, iisecrttry.;t lsrate4'KjN. -
Johnson secretary, M vafai.u u.
J Thb disatreclme Wwafde tlVw Cen1r.il
Gnvernme'ht appears to, wivitl nr
any tnroug.i we fjMJw?
x-
i'hf-citksv!t41,wia'laVitUwfd
Imvu rllaiwl foV.'t bsr VVdefalji'ltt m .
j:.1Vem
tral Guverntncnt,app(tavJt uu iwjier-.
'lltsjrwy of Genl 3ata?i Anst if
r"iii.iir
c.o
IHIlratltl iv'JirtsKJw iaj ,awt
rn:'FT),nixnimnn
"tin t1ileoriifty ; on the "t rn t.y: Vf iWsn
f.sv,!Mr.
belli Ward.Ti
ila Wke jcaanlru rwnThfrsatnobil B
turn, agtd U5, U Mm. i'aneyi Jordan, aed 40.
-jd thi coouty liobsitoj bust.so, EU ftTZZ
rysti iorrfad M WI-Orri-i:arp
li(lehtt)ii I,oWmlat7oimiyi,JAlh? n
lite 7ih Oeeemlier ls Mri Jolift WMtmdy
1e-isy'Awnw1-Mt.;ti3ii,n, .fttfiiieh!!,,.
City; and &dU6hter Irf iohn i V'Vul't'.fy','1' -
the aecounts iifMhtfT veftttj
becori-fec!! iha itthlV Wmf.lhr?ToV
,iaiiurryMttySa.uasiuaww7twvk'r i
Ugliaio.aMMisaraaliaa Myaw..v .... . - 1
jjreii loinieii oi wis ii !.!, s .. t i
v la &allabttrv. anal a lAlAtul mnaas, atra, -hj
aryr
Hampton,' wktow 'W Wiruer Hsmploq, iftbsr -
In Wkk eoenry V th f tk 1nst y N.
than Ouriyfin the T7th ealtif M g.'H had
been an xclnpliy and worth rjni;lr oQihe
Hspti.1 Chub Ibout forty jesr. : - y
Th'uhsiriber'h'tkii Ka-Stnra oitf.ay.
elteville street, in this City, formorly occupied
by Messrs. If: dt R. KjU where lie iV prepar
ed .in imitMet a"!- 1 auw .
" Coiitinlsilon nnl ThrwnrVItrtp
buihes.J,j4Jountry''ProileeTi ttd fiooleta
ryWleiertptrorf phteedlh1!!! Store for abler Will
be fllspdire of either IT bbWiorf Mr Vlvai Bale,
at th optinn"of the bWoer,1! pdite him
erf that the greatest attention vlnrlt bd p4td to
all bvMincaa entrusteiljtrt W car. W! -wt
v , mm. alex:. J EA WRCNCC.
Rif."v .' '-. wa t-i.it. mi-n
rs
4b ft--, i ;i,.-i- . -w-.t.-r. a! ot :
5ai1,wkv,JV'i
All -if '
".,-'JlIPIi:S'Ai'rAYI.OK,,f
No.f WAfr stu txtp :
legtn-ifer1ld'Uoi't ii frtmta4
rreliNiiii j;mei slly; In Virginia arid Notth Car-
T MsreiiBiiU t
.".r-re Vnn. ehr ' enillrelV Brw
VMSH iifeieuiadttN fb Me?a Spressly sj-
pirdoft ibteiMilssyitradvf Kvesy rlvssrip-ion
irrjIlioh.Ctll.'xAk.m vtauw od VV tv SI.A, to-ppbtp-feiilM
auiipH vfvsortnw'fit af nnin
aail QU;:is AKr: a4( S I 0NI.VV4UB .
inslHiUly.:iMi1uMiT. ami will bolTei eil oaat gooil
(tni(t',fii r C l " rtietMrcr.'.iii "tbt'ied.-aao-ai.-i'"
"---- - w tb
. . , .. M I"--'
" Ciberrfl eri!rt flj' be gives when rerpih eij.
ftwrt Bill fc e-relntly iiackvd b eii,,lrmed
aala,,f!nlnaL lcp. nmmnilr ti,il-lo.
ABlWibfoltf eiesiMsit, t bu trtniSKe f bis
d leufadi, awl Jka. rsarrrsaid suatrawaurJi ;u
bll ioj.-Virglina aad uciki llMwlii-osM.
j
a..H -..r I b
A G.lf,l.D PItOIOSALl
!Wlf( breived,,i.atH' thel!Hb rd lihiarvr
foMh toptiy of Waiiotis, Bl Kaleislrf to a ih$..
isslnueut nf Keeruils, nl ih U. H. Aran? as
sbuiaaa-t, theriii';i't.bc ii(siieA,wei tanstst-ai t of
a (.saXMli r Uaooa, orM vl Krtililtwlciii.u.
Stftd lrva.lior r kit nil .si ,ai M 4
,M'"o'i.pl ,oa. i ppiinfli of CsaaleH kMarta
4',W., na'( vL Viiieset I qosrt pt i'ess, r
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