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JAMES B
V" , 00 rr fw ! Americans by Jirth -education, and trainin- ; Vieks
The blood tb at flowed !at LexinVoij,ntl friinsonett i
E'- l" . " ...1.. 11 lavi
MONTH"-
Editor.
eKLV a .
in atl sincc ?
Catholic Cljurch in our country, by! the ad- :v
vancement to all 'political statiolras-execu-
1 tive, legislative, judicial, or diplomatic of
; those only wno 00 hoi upiavcivil allegiance,
! directly or indirectly, to any 'foreign power,
whether civil or ecclesiastical, and who are The
, K' ,.rv tere-.
1 l-IXi P - 1 : " ' .' ' wtendence of their business.- Br. the ne- oC L ;"DELIIKRE0 BlWt ELblS jEn takex rniilttphed iheir number i
' am'mrnv - ' ' I a slop bour ;earlY fiPHne vetretaldes ; sumil, X
-:,r; ?',hl6r.aiid Ciir-robr65i'rVfe6wed to be4
fin, lvric .Inch follow wi canV the ed inWinfer Wten'-'l
burg piisipp,) Wlus rl. 4.-: ' n.; V,ri;rVAV:.,vh- 'Vj-Xi'-.'- Xf h -txa : ;X wruvraanuiacLuresspon
j . , - t t t ; i XAmeiiiCAns: .- hat'jTtcan&Jlhis-ast a-s edand lpidlv-inpreaSecLvv
.C..:. ,,i.ri aOVERX .. A-MEKto
! Thn nrotection of all citizens in the lealX : bright Chamnlain - ' " luiPn ; clo; er-and' lucerne, mnUlU lots, for
and proper exercise of their "civil and relig- Streams sttllialoiis: tbi Southern Gulf and -by the,' sows and pigstYAutapplesrPnis?-peach-.
- l.. rrivilrorfc. .u lakes of Maine :.- , . .f " t J1 1 ' : c. - i ; r .J'
rti,n ricrlit of every man to thp full. nm. am .-acme s goi.icn
sand. .
-i - ....
strained, and peaceiui enjoyment of his own And throbs in hearta, that love and '.gneve hy dark
reliffioiis opinions and . Woflifri;ahd a jealous ' ' Atlantic's strand. - ,V? T- '
Oppressed for opinion's
ndnstr r -
them the X".
ivith Eng- ;
products f
commenc-, .
Thus , prbg-X X
semblagej this mrtiil pgtd. j'Hhi.K"0-51' jessing, .enehupdrtti years ' ago found X "
of cannon;.: thesalookpf ladhessXiVV ha.t- thVAmerjcan .vblomes the especial ob- -
prince UrhvvJa ktngrletniperQr:1 jeGt hi British "Ifni4f eral:fiiogiiition,1'': '
1 V
. .fM('"w-. u- r,, s.u" 1 resistance oi.:i "V any-pect fie- T - . - - t:; 'i. .
, . f ; ii:: 1 1- ; Lunation or church, Win-an Wen- i lX .SiffcL00! a ?roth-ltooa of i rentable ta raike'lm
'''-r'ft l'Vbu ,r,( denryo verting other in ga;s thotnolv4in Erie's ' if thci'ft, ffonejallv
' iShi' i L- fX xfc;Hranysrc.vik ;-7 ' T5flti withy ve wii v eHT
XX-hixv-at ,ldition:.l Lhai i political combination of its members, 4 And, those to whom September fcfingvtho fireside . . -
. .!. W i" ' '
farmer, froiir the'srnailesKto th:e sreitestBtrattohs Q$n
mong svili:nnd'if:rotVpwctVa
profitablifta fai'ifs bvn porV: And moreX nirg VVXi!xiT-5 "i
, v., ' - -' - -,r - 1- - - - vahanttfatners'Jjid ueiiancc to thcirifto the .colonies were sent to the throne, and
jToanwth, we vnn' TJrtfLu M berUenly rf.rtr:
ivnmi v.ttoatson nverv-ireczeandJ cvo on i fie avails or tnc raiL t.: uuu
1 1.,-. tiT liiii-'i' than the
.... i ... t,iv divuio.' "1
-Xr. .IWMcirm nf th-ir eVt,;! il: ' X. - . social nounO ; ' : . U - uiav aciuul pvn u.vm. a. ... wJllClV t
x- r.trv. X5 ,X-' XVith those who nW everv sMnflwhpn 'hjv' nledired 1 force.iaas met bu force. Collisions at
i - x i -i , 4 i - - - ' - - 1 tlirnp vnars. ' - i ther hi
llllL
cimumuics v. a..y ...... i .v, v v-v""" ., wita gorseons.nowcrsJ -. . , ' - ' r . - r.-, , - ; -1 ; t 'LA-n'LA oe.
uiree years. - . j ineir lives, iiieir lorxunes,. ana ineir - sa- t..jw;xiiiiiuu yuuuuiu ,ui-
rrfrtriffft'm" remarks nre alse annlica- ered honor.. each to all. and all to each, queneev Boston was invested .with arm-
Iwinil rind : . t 1 . .. VV estern wave. - . -i . . ... - . - ' - . I . . . I.i , 1 1 - - i A - 1 1 ! -nrn n . Mn7n
our iNationai jegisiauirc,'. -by elevating, to , ivin X.W t, r. ; ble to the raisinir of our own
r, . reoiiesti-M u u iu i ' s 1 ' y 1 " ';'ut , ., grave? , , . ....... - cattle, and butter. Aral or
. ,i or liicv wui (it liiirlier quaiuicainm. purer morals, and .mi inm- thi- strearnui'r.
.i- i el 1 1 j i
1 1 1 . i ii r v., xi ;V it u wished ni''V n,m unsrMlisii nairioiiMa,
write itVK?n
.rf 111 ' 1 11' I
)i " ;i,i,
1 , I II lv 1 I 1 1 '
tl X ... . ..u.,v.r,.( aci-orrhnirly.
lordly flood, f
.Xi--,)lllir""
!
Y The restriction of executive? natron- i 1 he. glory, of tlie natvons past thnUs through a kui-K,
; inents to oflice, sp.lar as it may
I'.ted bv the Constitution, antl con;:
From the A nit or..
AIr.?Editor : Has it ocqured to you
wn horses, mules, 1 to maintain 'that solemn declaration of; cd men, antlj the.col6niestwercjn ablaze.
: ' Independence, yvhieh formed trie' epoch The; Colqhial Congress; of 1 774 bad
; we commemorate. tried every means of Conciliation ;'coii-
EventFui day, which burst i the thraj- j sistent; with( honor and justice; but
m of allegiance to a tvranti Illustri- ' British Ministry was'deaf to both !a
be permit- Wherever ArnoldV tide told'it dye the heeic j, that,- ypu have not seen a ; Mover", goiiig
istent with wlthhame,; ! - ; X ' " : 2 j. West or South, for a long time ? . .
4 And jrloyvs with pride oer BuhkerJIill or Moidtrie's : . , ' . -J ' ' ,
i . " .j i - '? i -t, What has stnrnon this - r rnovinor awav:
t - - - i't ! r o J
but , the
rgu-
It remained for the
i . ..,.. ii
milder lame
: T . X:. ", ,..., ! the public; good.-
" ....... Al. I tie euutaiuit ui me youtli ol . our And wheresoever above the fray the stars-of empire
7i '. country in schools provided by the State; gleam. . ( .
' ; ' which Who'ols shall be rommon to all,with- Upon the deck or o'er the dust it pours a common
out distinction of creed or'-party, and free ! ' -stream. i; , ' ; ' '
from any induenee or direction of a denom- it jsa sacred legacy ye' never can divide, -inatiqnal
or partizan I'hiiracter. , Nor take". from 'village urchiii, nor the of city
2nd. inaaiir.u-a as -iinstiamty, bv the pme ;
r k. . ii .i t., . ".. . i Nir the hunter's white-haired children
.Constitutions oi in an ,m me iau ; ov ...... ,a ;s ., hu,tnt,lnftatrs thir-fat.hers toiled
i 1 , laal i 1 Ul U 111 il'MUV ! H A UUUVHJU M.M , s.w-.-j "
mi- u.n , .wmuv Where nameless lakes are sparkling, ana wncrc ; i ;.. xr n. ..- o0fnmml tn
, . . i , HJ lllcLIVO 111 J.',V.' V. 1 ui.v.h.-iuuii.i u.m
loudly rMTrsTO.ni! : . ; -
j themselves, 44 What part ot the
t.rRKBXE tirew ins swora at i'.utaw : arm Dieeumg
ous dav . which nave a nation birth! trh- men t 4 nd entreat y,
mortal dayj which enrolled tho "United . Congress-of 1775 to provide the means .
I States. of America:' upon, the list ot soy-- ot general resistance to xne oppros.Mu -orohm
nations! "Tis Hit that this ddV measures of Britain ; to nddress a firm.
What stopped the tide -of j travel that once 1 ne commemorated by the "sons! but respectful remonstrance to the King
moved along our-roads, in long trains, of! 0f tjie s;rcs Gf s fit that hose. - in person; to lay. before their fellow-sub-
piain
... ' ,v,nvliMXi:i.":ii
p,.;, ,rUh r.wh- ovi-r.tar
:,.:";,U's over
X ih'ai
. i-
the councils ol 'nations.
til airs ot men. a. ml wtio,
f the Hntish Crown a plain nar-
v uy iiii,-ta -u v& - a & iui 7 j. & tiii m r m m a a r - a a r a a a j, a a a r a a a a aria a a a a a a c Lt a m it -
iotellio-ence. enterprise and wealth of our with reverence to the "Star Spangled rative of the acts, of governmental tyran
State to some -Western on Southern State ! Ijlmmcr" should unite in this commern- j ny, by wluch theyi-id been oppressed j
- ' " . ! ' "'. in-"- . i-i ii. i r .. i
t nn - i i s. ill i n:i .-iTifi"i.:iii. s
. . . v-rtimr in!'pmriin(r..minj - lllKl MlTllt?' -mill w t. i iv...
Hi'1" ,
.v which we liavi
. i t-.,,t
111 llUU'oriui'- in.
,-'';;inX''l" "!
.;,:;.:uui4hcd us !
ad van red
nation,
Southern hs't e
mc t k 1 1 oi pro-
i;r i'"1
i ,'i!;Ji
;i:;rv. It:
tor
:tiui
X :;,ceisluuv .ppX d'hs provisions, th, Slavery question by those parties, hav- , Or shoutw.th ym .dx.U Carroll s double . tQ gi
-''he hu i r nance ol the Union ol nv, ,devated sectional lu.stdity into a'posi- ' P ' i conn
autliorities ; ami by the eont of .tin? peo
ple of America, is considered an element
of our political system: arid, as the Holy
Bible is iit once the source of Christianity,
roul the denositorv and fountain of all civil
uion and development of ;l,ia religious freedom, c oppose' every
;;Uempt u e.xeluae it iroin the sriiools tnn-i
ttablished in the Statc-s. "
XI I. -The America- party,, having a
risen upon the ruins ami in despite of the
oppo'siiion of the Wlit und Democratic
pc.rties. cannot be in anv manner.-responsi-
hle for tire obnoxious acts of violated pledges , Can yc ' eri'e a Handcock's name, e'en with
. . 1 1 L 1 . . . 1 .... r. 1 .
.a ut A;iin i s !?;eiiiaiie-arii: lion 01 c
MlUUUl tlllilC- 111 llllO V-V71ilii;v. Ill- l J "J . ; . - . '
Tis lit that Americans should : nnd to rcaii with patient firmness, and
; . M ' 1 1. 4,1
celebrate that glorious day when "Amer- : to meet With unDcnuing rcsouuton,.un
ruled America.?? ?Tis fit that iuturc metres ol ..nc lyuisu .uu.im-
;-oiounai
);issiou:it
intense Auiei!
attachment. to
t l-i p
. .. i"
iis-hlistorv anu u insijuiuo.i.-.,
s of our n;i-
,. J ( i.-t( nee; ol vem-iuiiwu ...i w..
nri-'eipiiated our iev.iuuou., .mu
wisdom and pat-i
.-oust itiituui. ami
West
South shall I go to V
Trod the march across the PntaWurc amid the snow Again, Lask,;. who Stopped this " hmi-
andhct ;7 - h irration ?'X I will give a simple and short
Audio! upon the parchment where the natal re- ; r
cord shines, ' answer, ajid thenask some of your corres-
Tlle buniiug :iMge of -Jefverfds bexus.FRASKUs's ; poujents to give their answers to the en-v
calmir lines! ' i i- -v-
cpnry, i jiu- i imgiaiiuu luiHi a.
Can
pri-'eipitntejtl our
ion of the viruu
iri'.nied our
vc diide th:l i" e-rd bright, and t-.ar (-
names apart
That, first were wriitcu boldly Uiere with plight of
hand and heart V
flic
Carolina r " The Agricultural period i
cabs":: is the answer give. The answer
suggests the manv ways bv
been.
icans first ruled
i children who mean to imitate their lath-, ry.. I
ri ers bright cxanples, should do honor to ; The counsels of LonU Greenville,
i their iathurs . valor! 'Tis fit that we. : North.and Bute, and of their shart-sight-
"u ho arp natives here, and to the manor -ed -associates, prevailed in :the British
horn;', that we, in whose veins -flow the Cabinet and Parliament, and the die teas
blood "of Revolutionary heroes; that we, cast.' Britain resolved to persecute the
who have! received from oiir ancestors j colonies with fire and sword : (o subdue
the bright heritage of free institutions, ; them at any cost and at every hazard:
should renew, upon each anniversary ot ; and the colonics in turn resolved that
rmv ennntrv's birth, the nlediTo of lite, of their motto should be" Liberty or Death."
I V-ktn no ii-irl nf nfivfl linnor In transmit '. Vlld tllU s commenced the American Ucv- .
aS ! ,- . .' . 1 . 1. 1 ' , ' ! : I nlnt int ai-.i mil KpoOltKT lVfnt H Tl f 1
hu-
ihe paramount pe
the i langu.arg.e
o
n;;t-
,: I'liUed Suites
x i;imi ; or. to
i .!! ilt- .re
-..y: Ujiposklon to
i Mil' 'lOV'Tf it. . . , ... ...x
:l neiriipromising antaginism to -cvcrY
1 ...i. " J ; v that emlaniiers it:
Xh'Xiuvoc:i y' of aireipritahle ad- '
. ii ... 1 .ti !o.vii'es wTiicii
i --e.ievi e' an pi-o."
r-rXn ii j-.H-s rity 'or penxniity. -
I 'Vh- niM)ressi(n i" ?a,IX temleneies
".liT';-:?l division, toiimted' on. "gt-.
Vn-il ilicriniinations, or..,on the behei
til (hllerenci; o! interests
tween life 'a?. nous sections
! -'-
r
h ,
m
tin1 i)nmar o.'ijeel oi
'.n(i hence-
all atfinpls to weal;-
1 A. I- . . I . I n-m-wm ..iil lllAMA'nT W ' - n s 11 .T - y- ' t 1 rCV 11) I-.MOL OT U ' . f t.1 .1.
tive eiemeiu 01 poiiiu .o puwa, ynu uiujsin , o, can iu i-u.i.u, Mmc i ..v? ii ticularlyo one source ol ;our weaitn, tnat
tZU oJTpi ,r ; u.wT i.N:.c,of '--
,-:, 'nartv to imerpo.f fr tle purpose of ,,. t ' ? ,,,,,.1 , tu-rita .of. : t CTeaasl1 ' ',n C' lrom 1830
. - . ' . ,f. l n.r,i',t,- -' , -.' n--- v J a . .... - tain. rtv7l A -Wnnlfl -nn hftlivf--,it.
'ace TO me iui.ir aim iL-nr.iuu ' :r renu in twain the scarry uajr uiai u er uiviu r.ioiv, '
Aldt Ji2 experienQC,. Jias
so extn in
disputants
:rrc
;i re
1V
tn the Union
..i 4. ; ;miiriaiUip to rf-nni:iiH .oonuons
MlVJVkil ll liiil")'-"" . ri
at4 those whicli separate .me
atld. as tlicr can be no dis-
nmor in siumiuung o i--
:Vl Council. has reined it the best gunrpn-
tee of common justice ajul of future pee.
.abid bv and maintam me exisung
slavcrv. as a rural ami
that i subject in
. nroud! v waves ? 4 1
i C?tn ve c,t?now
but it isViKaQtedilhf
po-
irc ol
the gloom j I - - - I great
That hanus its soh iie.i aoMs aootu youi cuuim
Father's ton?h ?
to 184
hrmared with the leu years previous
I l - - . . vd
The slaves in jNv C, ni i o-u,
tvro p. rt uiimp.aninfr rcremouv. freedom! enkindled by that iievolution
Jlufulivs the responsibility which they is hot yet quenched, and never, will be
then assumed, but manfully and courage- j quenched, till the thrones of despots, the"
ousluwasitmet. Thousands of our Rev- j sceptres of tyrants, the crowns of kings,.
olutionany heroes lost tne pieuge oi me anu uiiuu oiiu1Vi' - .i..0...
aiui iot piu n j I T ! f . f t imnortant scene in tlio drama
I .i i a .11 ,,1-Kirt- Tnt hf
ennntrv's cause; i uju nuu, , i , . nlirii.nr'
coumi) p Lriuav, i f iimiRpvn ntmn.oneneu at Bunkers
i t io or :ira inn m 11 ue if iu- v w.v -.v,. 4 -
WHO '" v.v..v- j ,
rhc; first important
neu a 1
An action, wlucn was
to.
1
'OK'V'S l
'- ':"::! L uioi.i. !
lie i'nil recogiiitufn o
i:li7
f the rights ol
:t.;i Mrvcr.il Stati-s, . as . ex presfseU anil rcsen -
Constitution; and U'earehp avoiu-
mi
in rue
iKiCrin n ( overnriieut, oi
iriiniice with their rights, by legislative
I : executive lu'tton.
-Uht ilicn'ce to toe
( onstiuition of
upon the subject o!
flmelusive settlement oi
vnirit and in substance.
And regarding if tfre highest duty to avow
their opinions,' upon "a suhjeef so important,
in distinct and unequivocal tonus, U is here
by declared, as the sense ol this rvatioual
C'ouncill tiiat Congress pessessee no poV-'cr,
under the Constitution, to legislate npbn the
rv in the Mates, wiic-re u
hide anv btate
IT,,
i t v . v i .at.,... i i l a a . a
..... - .win r in. 1 .!. . niniii-A (iT ft f fr;j- i mil in y
Or can ve meut.urouna iut e.u . :uuu..v,,. 44o,i7 ; in iouo, uiey ,wcn, , em;c i'.; o . , in hnnonblc to the courage ol tlicwvinu-
Aa -u-k.' :Wns cr- .. -r h pr.l e- .g This-incre.se, of cour.c, Ur, Wi carnage, strife, and danger, n , " aroused the' col-
canf,pc - . ronlablv employed, Tho i-j the linl .ph oiAmcn ?vr to
! YE ""1; ,'.,K: I y m W irin JL ! GeorSia. An anny of twenty thousand
; 'Tis yi. f-n. :., U. 18ld:?ip3-, . and 'the increase .rom .?$ ,tj honor,so mmUM,- men wasraed by Congress ?, d U,c
Where troo c waves delighted clusp our thmevy 1 1840 to nOU was on, wo. 6e tUtZartt, reaeem inr , "1 fav. AVasUINUTON.
1 . . a . Anii"f-iII II 1MII1 V -w-
V ...-w-k f f Z i t i LUllll 1 "I
Southern shore.
-lro tlirnntrh frowiuu niountam-sfatos
hraska's waters ro;i r ! J. tf..
-1
"subject of slave
do. or iniiv exist, or to e'i'
Uiiitcd Slates, as the supreme law of '-'from admission into,, the i aon oeeauso n.
H constitution does or does noHrec .u.
i ic. ...t-..: .. . i- ..i nail OI lis socon
turn ieauuist it-rMwniii , mstmuion-oi siufiv .-. r-. . ,
a v. - spirit o innovanon upon ut piun-i-.. 8Vstemv ana expressi -r , " V , hi.mvn' nork i ;0,i ftr' It is not
. ' . . . ,m thf nower ot . , Ampetic ecniioinv. to raise ins own porK, ried out i ii i nut
i . lowever soecious tue preieMs. .-i- ..vnrrssmn ot ooinion ' j . v.v,.i... r - ' , ., 1 .
I;nui, sach'dlv oblitory upon al
:nui juenilH-r
1 u.wnt'-frtr themselves. .Though the increase
N. T OLVi..'.
' 1 , -., . r i.-
is small compareU with some oi -
States, yet for an old State it will compare
favorably.
What'do these facts suggest I Do they
i.-inopiipil itnon those who
- - . HOI j;au .iuwifc ""& , 1
RAISE YOtJR' OWN PORK. have the means and canHhink, that new
. , - . i- i t . e i,.m...nt fnr this increase in
pvprv farmer, in iNortn Carolina, ai leasi, , sources oi cnipiui.
igricuUuvaL
- ... i
w - - . . i " i ' . I . I r.inil I I IIP I
'v,,rt I y ' Phn oiucnvc f J rmnu 3UUii "vv
J . i f w) ilf k! If I I H l.U 1 Ov -
- ..i j-kfnrj a.'a;MaiaMT-atJ.'aafM
till lOUS Of Ulll liJLiiiii y j v -o- I I
our
Her hircd'mvrmidons landed up-
uidtothecx-i onour -shores; and desolation , u.u n
. i . t uc t hfir nroirres. -
ampleslo .those w " '.c f Mo l: fj-
It is due to the occasion
i- !- r i . . "i ... l.'Tt ,i'o- 111 i ... ' i r- uiinn r ttlO
-.tin.T th:.t ui alld.mhifi.l or disputed points ' (Wress lo establish or pr.iu. u; - " , and lus proporuon iu,-,puc, w -i'1 '
I :n,v unlv he leailv ascertained and, ex- . v Territory, it is tlie sensel t.ie Nation- . home rkctfor those, .who, not being en- .
I'V the judicial -power' of the limit- a Council that Congress otiffpt not to e- , ift agricultural pursuits, are compel
I I : ' ' ' :. .i., tho hiprt ol slaver) w man j i- . - i i.i '','
' , ' . , . f i lM,tll,uu ?T r.,;, States, and i led to purchase.; uur ianners Mum,u,m 1
fr- ci-l. a -eorollory to-1 lie aonve . i the '1 eimtories oi me 'T. ...;tll ; , X ' v,: ,i4; to
illlU. 1'- ui-n-.....-
i. V h:i!it of reverential ohodiecc. to the
t-'. whciiu'r National, or Municipal, un
that any
erv as it exists
. a . . r-. t l t ii
;,-.ti.fVr-it-n hv " , iv resoivc,
i,.. liisirici oi v oi- - , n uhnui, tro out oi ine rxai
lliv . I1I1L ti Ul"1 - E
ill
:fi:;v :ire. either remaled or declared un- ! nmliis- xvfmhl be I a violationiot tno ; t"1 , niireh-ise of nork. Such a policy w
4-;i:.-. ' . . . ,v ne l t ie 1 . ',: . .T... .
M-'-mtiuonan)v-tlve proper .autuority. . and intention ot tjlie comK, . the i romote their own' individual interest, as
i! 1 V t,mUr i;ndt s:u'r larl lIlOSC Stale IgMylantl ceded the r t.onal , u ag that f the' aggregate community.
! ':mm statesmanship which are to be con- ; United States, and a-bn a, a " . . - ; :;in. ,ilp;r . m0nev
i -1 -it a iiriTtnrr:im:e ui im
of the principles of his i population-ought to be projected, and car
ried out ? It is not enougn to ba
increasing our means of getting to market
hy Rail ..Roads, and opening Rivers when
we haven't any thing to carry to market.
Starttiiew sources of wealth, dig out some-
that thin hew or.more ol what we aireauj raiM,
for ! frn.n t the soil : staTt Manufactories of all j cry
ould Lorts; sell more than you buy ; don t let
the balance of trade be always against us ;
don't talk about hard times, and the Banks
to the prominent points in the annals of
our country, which, though yet young,
r - " ra.- onn vpr- Sign lUtU CJJIXicu at " - -
that, ni the proceeding of thi? anniver ? mother country ; the
t r . u .mi fi no iTi '.i i i ui un- . . t
saryome Drrei anuMuu. - d and-stnlggicd lor tneir
chartered rights. . But the tone of public
sentiment changed, and theContinental
Cbno-ress, in the summer of' 177G, dis
cussed and decided the question of a sep
aration. y - IV
On the 4th day of July, liG,a De
claration of Independence, penned by the
immortal Jefferson, and advocated by
,. noble comi)eers,U'as.zinanwwusltap-
7fa,7heVldlAproved by the delegates from the tlur
tat jume9 tn.ep.iti r .,;:-., ..,i,,m1.Miv them, and
Uabh Columbus teen coio . ,
has been the theatre oi me nuu ci
aehiftvments recorded in the worlds
i i-u Tn nerformins: this task
I WllUlc liiawo' - rw
I ' t .-'iUisiinlruished 4roni acts of ordinary leg- j faith.
r,';i5-ion, hy fhe fact of their being ol the
'-.i;-fHrej of ..-compacts and agreements ; and
: j -i,5- to be. considered a fixed and settled na
' onal pojicv.
. -: . V rndicul revision and modi
!;.:Yh,. 1..;, . i . : : ...
-v.., ia icurdiiuir uiuuiuraiiont anu hic crov
: :'H."lc;iivcit of iihmi-rnints. Otleriny to the i 0ni.P with the internal
" ... . i . . . v
we have no tradition to involve, m
records to examine..
Three hundred and sixty-three years
only, have elapsed since the first discov-
r of America by civinzeu nun.
fimbitious of humor
lo.iVtod lvia baroues upon the ocean,
not discounting, the Banks can't do every
f ,hc; Government ol ; , , .J odt of lhe State, that it rifay thinrt lor yon, and you senan.g- ,or ... ....
Ihod's in Relations - . for .'Uu.i.o.'fcr in.proven.ntand your negro .hoes, . hats - b horse , n - , - aJ1d the patr.ot.0 t
. i . , l 1 . . r. I . .I n. itllTTIII i hi 11 fli . , 1 LI 1 U.....--. -- - rj . I !....,. I. .wl nnil TIKI 1 III lliCU w.
tnnCP ItV Wilt l- : V. -atC lVUHL 11 llVlllO, lv.", - 1 . s. . . t itllll-l I I J 1 . U11U .
cv,- j ' 1 t n v ntanlin
A i.re.l his course o'er trackless bil
lows, from East to West, in search of un- ! h
known regions. His enterprise was con - - ncntion for.the. bold;
;e I sidered doubtful, dangerous, and daring, f""', , j thc uatri0tic men" who
promulgated to the world. 1 hat mem-:
orable document will soon ..be read in
11 . a. - T 1 fft i f o iri
hearing, and it win not an
-our bosoms the sentiments ;oi. o t.
7 - ... nld ustice 1
'ttlea na- foroum troverninents,is , i ..u rt.ivrtoses. a;
. . . , the wrongest; and do & j .T; .is made, is too, well understood and hoes, and in fact, every thing ; never
lotion ! est; restraining, by lnterfcr. "tLl comment. -The only question of thinking that-aU lhese4.ugs can be made
, uou mt. g-overnmenr, uu A 9liris . , '
among
-1
concerns ot nation;
inmiirrant who. from love of liberty ; with whom we are at P1,;U t , nf dollar
iot tefl (if oppression, seeks: an- nssyhun XIV. This National n , ; of
K.sv,x,s, a friendly reception ; lhat aH the princies ot , avowed . ! covpil
Ht-uon. nr
and pr,
11
ipj
-i y'? States.
reigv
Tin
"J.
l:ifl
D
' i i r ii,,c.inls . i . nnrpr thmkinar that you are ere
moment,-is, lean me uuuuitu, - dl , -
sannuallv withdrawn lrom the pock- I ating a balance against us, wmu. " r
our Jcopie, tor Kentucky .pork, be ! paid by the Banks m com. 3iy woru ur
to'.thJ State by raising supplies a- it, Mr;. Editor, -time' in North;Carolina
unqualifiedly condemn- henceforward every win ', .i:wtv. ; ". ',.: tn ; n,Lr- words, could vr,rt be venMncnUU Deuor, uiuu;
"T"SS"'" ' f MnSl L.S.of .be brdei, rS' Al, wHl adinitits , something, stop this everlasting send
H"'- -Uneation of the efacMhat ;he: Lr":ji: done , ing North everything w, use ...
.7-it. i . . ... . , . .1 iii-it uw. - . ' . t . -'r . r.. trnm it iiuiiii" ivu - n--' i
-'...:, i-tws. i and it recommeuuM f b , , vantageouslu lo me rcjc, P
repeahby the Legislatures of the re-j ceelment of the places ol meeting nuestioin.1n to the rest of lhe jround by.Weldon, I saw at the Depots a-
t all Mate laws allowing : ordmate councils. LrKtm-kv. .r..J tU i nninion. we do not hnnff thevroad Northern hay, niceiy oanu
tiot naturalized to vote. - E. B. BARTLr. i i,r , - i commuimy f ' . " mnnh nf it in half a mile of as
nJronPP iiTik- abstract meury oi uimnn-" i 9,ui,, iUv.. -
ro i hutfnnd ourself supported- by the j gooli meadow land as to be found anywhere,
fi snme of our most thrifty and j s,m in original, primitive grandeur,
i '"f !r hich knocks the ob- I could write more, Mr. Editor, butan,
I nrosiii;iuui5ioiui'"--i
eetion of the less provident-that.they can
J"c. :- , L -.i. nan raise intO
. Ien me cry anu uuj.-rr i. --r - . .
aZ. t viU continue ; au explodecU babble, . " , i this naDer ; do I a religious trust ,n
i . i - u r M ir oiTomcT t ii-- i ii i ' v ;i 1 1 ; 1 1 L: 1 1 1 t v l Hoi" - - - - :i i .,i tnoT i r ? ht j: i A r- -i m laiiiiuio w - - - i 11 1 - - j -. - . - . i-i
uig system-ol rewards lor political to oe-so.- . Husband, a iiouse ' r PVordin to their lorce, tnan
ul)ertif....... : i , - ...r. ; WmTtin.-wants a iiu-o-nv. i more cotton,, accoruing. .r..t
liticarir f'ul oi.punisnmenxs. lor Pu- ' The Vng man wants, K . , A byers ; and make,
sentience. . j-a uoiuicianu a ua"j itlrtrse. a watch, a ' o 1 D 1 , '. ' nA Anm frr
With unuauiucu cuui.,-'-" i ,1 1 ...hscribed and maintained it. .
dangers, not only.of an untr.ed ocean, but subscnl cd an anddcvastation had
f t . iii'cuiintpnfpa comnan- .x nc ,
oi.uisi.rusi.iB , rommedced in earnesu
North to South the frightful bai ftcrag
ed, thundering cannon roared, glittering
sabres, clashed, death-dealing muskets
rattled, and the groans" oJ dying rent
. f T nnrl nrilllOUS WaS thC
ine air: xiife ,
qual conflict, and douDtlui.ior a
Through rivers of blooc
srepeal, without retroactive orieration,.
cts ot Coiirress' making grants of
UnnatlirftHyod V.trnintre nitil nllnW-
1 VII it0 vte in the Territories,
j v ri , tT stitv to lhe cupt means by
party have hitherto
4rS'l,un lH our rulers andjmr political
( Icir!?!''a!,h
rresiaem u - ,
r D npsHLi R !of New Jesury,
C . D. Heshli ; o secretary.
-. j l7;; 0f Maryland,
M. Stephens, oi - .
fiecordii'ni l " " J
ions, and made the grand discovery of
this Western ..World !
But, notwithstanding this magnificent
discovery, a century elapsed, and left the
Western Continent in undisturbed po
session of the savage Indian and ferocious
beasts The alluring search of India s
wealth absorbed the thoughts both of the
princes and of the people ot Europe.
Less than two hundred and fifty years
havo elapsed since our-tore-tatners oegan
to flee.from persecuting priests and un-
to this their land ot
JCICIIH";, 1"- 7 - ..
une
the issue
time
f blood our
Through
led; mot
rrsed; tt
the winter's snow endured; seven tedious
i 1 it ! .tln.rrlr In r in-
fathers waded; mountains, plains, and
trip summer's sun and
valleys iravusw,,"- r -----
James
Wants. We are alway:
: thing, all uf us.
wanting some-
vn ph!ir,( .i..
, .T.n the one hand.
V against the, prevalent i prayer lrom Adam ao";t lld ooi that it
n of rewards for political to be-so. It is wise, ju- x sbanj, a house
i i c si mi', n in iiu -a.
1 anet and a baby, Th W S their neigl boring PorV buyers a
e, then .-j- ....,.' : n,Miti6ri. olcntv ot .por -""
u ot woman. The tlieir own pport; and always have a sur
bC 4 POT want plu, of! boyeorn' aiid pork to sell; and,
y.0!l,,g;,. ri-li the freedom Plll.. have fat hbrses, fat mules.
? ' . '.i-.i:.:. rrm South ; cess
refuse. - in uinereiiL iura....w,.. --7- -
Carolina to xMassacnuseiio, tnc
subjects of tyranny and oppression pitch
ed their tent, having escaped from tu-witAvSth-lttle
else than energy, resolu-
facto and ! honesty, a hatred of de.sm, and
... iv,i;ffmt,H tmst m Providence to am
afraid vour- patience - is exhausted : but,
hoping I may induce some more competent ( rope vi
hand to enlarge on
t .1 : v.: cti-nmrtf' for in
years conienueu ui t-n-. .-v- ---dependence.
Alternate defeat and sue
attended tneireuuiLs. ..y-7
l!fust fr.r n0 .;i.i -iJ. -"o. nffio 1 nf pniirsp. a wife, then a
, " . v' HI. 1111 1 1 11 1 1 L .11 1 V'.... ' , .
On the other :
j y :,u1Uo.n' of the practice of the purer days
S w neP.ubhc ; and ai
"i
j.. puuiit , iiiu U.1111111 tiiiuil vi nit
1Jn that " office; should seek the man,
IlVtct ".1 A i "i r . 1 1
TT u,;fu tne omce, ana 01 me rule,
irid h 18 the eaPability the faithfulness,
j; , honestv of the incumbent or can
vQ:ite. "v !' sistance to the aggressive poli
Hn rninipting tendencies of the Roman
l i-riitll
ltnilSe. f
lonuiic ctiiii p- iiii
to grow up and
t 1 A. '
OIU Waill IU ic yuuMfe- ,
, - " - f;L. -1 tlm IK.'
luxuries oi u e nu., - rie foQl wants to
and health . of the poor. a God.;
be a philosopher, the Fb infernal, the yW
The malignant want to 1 AU want tQ
cious seek new depts 01 t fetakc he
be happy, but few clf
means to secure it. " j . hp voicp from
Want, want, want tnj
ail throats. '
with it as you
quiry, 1 . at-uu if1 u fT ts.
like, bum it or rint it, but I J the myrads of immigrants of
Germaniown;iAng.rsland
ton saw them yietu,wmisi
law Springs, Saratoga, and .. IorAozr
mr.. t ftrl
victory at Yorktown beheld them tri
. '"iTt Ttii, hnrkmtioa of American
Independence was maintained, peace was
V i . .j'Wn' cnvore.iirntv-ol tne
secureu, , anu my . p - ,
- . . 1 ln.l.rnll I -1 I 1 11
am.forNoVth.Carolina, asleep
ami "I takeno step backwardf. - ed hither to escape from '"-f ""jl , "'vri plucked" Jthtrefrom by. the skill
And thus
-
Macon.
June 15th 1855.
Wo; to estaot.sAt.erefree
..fx-. fs.lfh- and not as
:-ik and obsejuious tools,
n0f0 ltoc rppeived lrom 31R johu uiig
r - - Yin'Ali nf fnrtv-six Stalks
ol i rappe uisirit-. ""v i v"r"J5 . .
mnnvp'rl'iihravs' have
iiiv" r , - . iio
and sleek jind greasy negroes 1 Jrp ,jv
........i., h.ve the -advantage-of- those, who
deoend ori buying lAndihow, do they suc- i of blnera Vheat ? from onet rootall evi
F, . lii t ffbtvouestionris easily an-. denllv the prouci of oncogram, jrom the
d U tout unto Panicula uu grams : ' hts: the m.grat.on '
V ifWni in.-Wf-iofAvheat ,
.teordfulif"
to
at
. Years n
CrOWll Ijinrvv j...- . . .
and powers ot him oi wnu " - - -
1 ... . . 4.C,ct in war first
truly said. that He waM -
: - r,f ;n the hearts of his
. S -.t . - 1 MMmammaa v . . . . t.M rv in n n "1 Til I in 4. ill
PbotVfic . WiiEAT.-The. . Easton, (3Id.t) linderTnine liepuplicdn institutions, oi - p .; A thug ended a
LV.V i-r' ,.o;vn "frnm Afrl John Brags, vwmi of the corrupt ana "V i'T- nf which.
rotten priesthood ojinen the present ajld the futnre, no . eye ca
ollea on; ueruc-rr ' u nn m:nd can eraop- itinaugura-
nlnrt'iPs of the Untiso .uowh, o ( ni r Kilt
rev-
in
can
! cocnised colonies of the
of! ed.aTnewera. not for America only,
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