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2 nn H3' inn C3 VOLUME 1. RALEIGH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1843. NUMBER 15. mm V , TERMS. . Tat Democsatic Sigkal is pnblhhed week ly mHhCitvofRaleigb,atONE DOLLAR per annum-cash. PEItRIN BUSBEE, Editor VUNCAN K. McRAE, $ -auort- WESLEY TVHITAKER, J n. Printer. , Vera lie Jejftrtonian Republican. MR. CLAY'S CHAMBERSBURG LET TER. "Eternal vigilance isihe price of Liberty" 'best currency in the world,5 as being char geable with 'scandalous peculation' and with a 'corrupt use of Executive power,' and with j various other malpractices which we will not repeat all this, too, be writef to those whc.if they bare any knowledge of human rule rould never be corrected, for the salu- hare known them well j and I bare yielded taryinfluenee exerted by two parties in check- but a public act of justice to those distinguish ing excesses ondther side wpuld be taken ltd sons of our beloved country. " Whoever away. Mr. Olay knows it would not do. J shall hereafter turn over the paces of Amer- Why then, did be say it would? The ans- ican; history, will find the names of Calhoun wer is given oy me tenor or me tetter. The Johnson, and Cass, of Buchanan and Van nature, he knows, will add to the picture blighted hopes that too great success had I Buren, occupying" a brilliant place in her" . . j - . . i . i : i . j f . - .... . . i . ... - w tenfold vivione?; no innr.er ai wnai expense raiseu io an uooue neigm, were rirja in lis annals." of fairness and justice. If it were all true, t mind and be naturally turned his burning and no reasonable man could question it.tbere thoughts to those who bad helped to todam- The Hooi Henry A. Wise, arrived irt . . I 1 . I - t L.I I . I- : UTI L ' I ' J . I " 1 1 1 U.ekm I fl.' L ' l.'L ---L ?! vigilance orer men ana over measures. rnignt oe some excuse iur ,sucn language; pen mera. vnat ne wisneu mey naa uone, ""'8wu j1y. oeauo, vvnica This should be kept continually before tho but there is absolutely none when, whether he, for the moment, thought it was their duty has been precarious most of the time, since his re election.is we are pleased to Je&rn,now' much improved. ) i j ; : 4 f The President of the United States arrived in Washington last evening. September 17. Improvements in Ortkotpy: We know not why it is, but the fact is so, minds of all the people. In this country, I it is true or not, we know there is a large to do. , This is the only solution we can give whose institations,notwithstanding their gen-1 and respectable portion of the commooiiy to this matter. He had never acted so when eral fitorcs and excellence, open a way by I who not only questiou it, but deny it, and use! in a minority, nor would he have acted so if which demagogues ma v. attain undue and what are, at least, plausible arguments to (be had been placed as the Democrats were dangerous influence it is of vital importance I sustain them in such denial. T he danger j in Congress. that this should be done. Republican Jiber-1 rous eyil of this sort ot conduct is too palpa-1 Upon the whole we must speak our opin- ty can only be preserved by close and con-1 hie to be overlooked. It must be reprobated ion that thib letter displays a spirit, notsinu ttant scrutiny into the characters of public I and put down, or tho sober thought of the ply unbecoming a mao who wants to bePre- - . . . . . .! i ..mi t. . i ii i I i i . .i " . -r-. t . L . cc. j : - . ' : men. it is our nnde to know that the pri. peopie win oe supiuamea oy. vicious recs siaeni, out aangerous to noerai Kepuoiican mai many auecieu persons are prone w id- vilegt of such scrutiny is denied to no one lassness and of speech. J legislation. Mark, it is not merely against jterpolate superfluous letters into a Certain in our land. Freedom of opinion, freedom There is another feature of this letterwhich his principles we objret.but against the spirit j class of worda.apparently to make them more of apeeeb, and freedom ofthe press, are all we must notice. It evidences deep hatred to of the man the hatred the spitethe Fr- high-sounding than they would otherwise be. guaranteed to every citizen. and the latter two I opponents and settled spite. renge the iron will which fl&mes out so "Ordure 1 ordure ! gentlemen 1 exclaimed suffer little restraint, ezcer.t what is imnosed vrt, n.r! nhnrrrm wK'n h onn. furiously when checked the hrce hauchtv. a court-crier to a noisy audience the other , X 1 I VV W ww &a VII U iilV I - W m ' ' - i Oil thQ indl? idu&I bv htS notions of nrilflpfirf I rofo !c fMYA m ttli Un rtnarra ci a irk indispensable I Am.lhat stands out so mena. day. in our hearing1. 'That is a fine burst! . - f --- . w v uwuw iu uwwu muduv no . i " ' j decency and propriety. In the exercise of criminate the last three Administrations with CIng!y before jou. Henry Clay as Presi- whit a calm, beautiful forward ! saia a dent, would know no charity -hear no ad. lisping young lad)', one evening at the Na visers. Beware! tional Academy, as she called the attention of her cavalier to Launitz's lovely Rose ot The right Spirit. the Alhabambra ' tn breathing marble. Change,- "It is change unriervts the work- these rights we should look solely to the wilful misconduct. The mind of the reader m - . 1 public good. , is directed, no: to the effect of MEAsur.Es.but Tit l . . t'l'.l - f ivuen a man is sei up as a cnnaiaaie lor to the authors-of them, by such words as the highest and most responsible office in our rflfni?Ms ' reeklpss venndalnii' Vnrmnt ' t j ' . - I . . i . . I Cinwrnmnr HfiKKnrl r f TV our T4n mmliip. g.u, ii is our oounaen uuiy 10 examine nis showing that be wished, by epithets imply- . rZ V-Z 'u "Z:.:" '",: i . .l li j - . ill. ; - - I in uuoucu nuc icmoiaiivc tauuu.iuouu cnrcier uiorougciv, ana. 10 view u in an incr odium, to hx the attention on men. and uuw .B(i .u.; k;r. rm M nanipl Wpbtr m hi . ... - ' . . . . I . , - uuunii uuu naiiuit ucbiauui' U13 UlOICICUkC .. -- i ' , I Ui . . U il . l . 1 ii . i - . . l - w r i . - . - . nguw aoiy tu iuc luii compreuension tnus aruuiiy create prejucices like his own tor Mr. Van Buren. thus speaks of the other Baltimore speech: it is change that has pros- of its main tendencies. It not only becomes I against them. We could forgive strong I distinguished candidates for the Presidency: I trated our political hopes and blighted oar us to watch what party he has moved with, language against principles, that are concei- ''We have, placed before the American I budditig prospects, 'respond the disconsolate' what measures he has espoused, but also to ved to be evil, but we bud it bard to forgive people by respectable portions of the Ameii. aud broken faciioas of the whig party.Changev watch the general bearing of bis conduct. hatred whhb, while it boils up in every en- can community, five distinguished citizens as wasall they wanted inl340,but now they have Circumsunces may have operated to impel tencegrows so maniacally exultant, when candidates for that high office. Among them gttoomucb of it.. Even since the extra ses j v. j. " ruorkl u ouuiu v.juiuio, wuuao c icrgy wi -uv f an .r ,;r. hm anvprnmpnt. the neon e u.i t :u, : u i t. : .:r: l : -j l. : : j . ...... . . - ----:- uav w'gu ju puiaiuy aa wuum i xi. is uiuiuiyiug iu ore au&u aspiriuna greai r ininu, waose powerto comoine cnu general- h footed the watch word of that nartv irr- LI. L! L f.. 1 1 ' . I '-... 1 I. lL? L . JI 1 ' i I .1 . f -i I . . , enaoie aim uio more successiuuy. 10 pursue, man. rui, oesiues nis naireu, ne snows nis ize, surpasses mat oi any otner man within I 2840 and thundered it forth from ballot boxer in subsequent action, his natural evil inch spue against Mr. Tyler because of the check the range of ray acquaintance whose intel- wiih such earnestness and power that there nation. It is, therefore, highly important J to his measures which the latter gave He j Iectual power and discnmmation.whose high remains scarcely one stone upon another to to look beyond the mere dry detail of official I accuses him of 'pfrfidy. Is this the bear- attainments and private worth fit him for any commemorate that signal triumph. By invok nets, and enquire into the spirit display ed.not I ing of magnanimity? Is this the talk that place within the gift of the people. We have ing "change" they then j gained all; through. overlooking the slightest circumstance.which f becomes a great man when speaking- of a amonir them the foe of Tecumseh. whose change demanded by the people they have might serve to illustrate human motives. high officer of Government, who has done courage has never quailed when his ceoo now 10SI al Change ruineu tnera. it nar Without going further, let us applv these nothing but adhere to former principles? .' A try's rights have been asserted whose devo- ,eft le dict5t0 P?less,with every prospect l i -t f l 1 . T? Li it . l I j l -f.L . i . 1-l , l t. j j L ot retirement for the remainder of bis days a I I : linhAniiafchoriasnTAehlarirlIthQB4ri nor. temper Ul UIU1 VflJUUl IIJC IVHlgl HUU lO I uiomitu jjiuuujj ua uEai Hiism.u ncajj una. I cciulcouu uic uaiuc-ucm uuu in uui uquui jrayjny arm with a filt at ' the end of honor with the Presidency Mr.. Clay. Wei These things manifest a littleness on the part Urcouncils have secured for himself the af- it .l . w-s .treci,etj forth in defiance of anr m tUm m.nirurt.hnn ...m.k-Co Z - I t ( f r. CZ a IT W Ii I h W.f flTii Snrftf f r (on I r.iliAiia nf a rrratofiif ri ti ni r t- Wo hvu . . m. ' ' l ucau tua uiauuNtauuu niuuu la ivcu 111 1 - - j i , "' i one w&o snou la qaesuon ice genuineness o bis recent letter to the 4Chambersburg Olay This is not our only objection to it. If he among them a distinguished native son of Daniel Webster's democracy, at Patchozae; Club.1 I hould be so fortunate as to be elected, what our own State, subsequently a citizen of O- h jias sent Solitude Ewiog. who figured up a - - --r. -.- -. Now, in the outset, we conceive it to be have we to expect as the legitimate fruits oft hid, at pfesent a resident citizen of Michigan.) fictitious national debt which has now become the daty of a roan who is thus consDicuous such feelings ? Most certainly no good. His pre-eminent attainments, his known a reality, practising , law, with John Doe and" in in- pur. nftU finn t np!r. inrt ivrifA However correct mi&ht be bis Dnncioles. Uuccess on the field, by the side of his friend Richard Roe; and armies of disappointed ex- rH .i ,;,k nnmnr-mLmniir Hit I otherwise, he wou d here meet with a oreat the war-Horse ot iventucky at the tattle ot ?"ew,uuw ur bw""u MM. UW W U W WUI Ul .llligUIL OILIIUIt A- A W I O I . . -.1 ! f- a o j I . . . I. m. . . .. - .' I -inH Ina arnairalinn ni iirii hnnnx fn f ri rnni. cle fmall beer"m the sphere for which nature1! words will be watchwords, and hn conduct obstacle to any thing approaching liberal ad- be Thames; bis services in the cabinet, and But if, as we believe would 1 his devotion to bis country as her represen. t . t t I ff iarrtt Inn an example, to an tnost wnom ae neaas. '"""sai,uu' wC wC41c,c UUm wv,wv .v.-... . nl p.no ih.m - Wh. What he harshly abuses, his followers will be the case, to these feelings be united erro- tative atone ot the most enlightened courts lhe whlgs nCxf invoke change, they will' con wantonly curse what be contemptuously neous and dangerous principles, we Would ?f Europe, have, given a cammanding dis-. tenl wnhless than has been meted out' W them disapproves, they will condemn with violent uiiimaieiy nave asia;e oi luinga orougni a- hocuou jo iuw uaufcsoa i new nuiupaiiirc. 5,DCe jheir last. HamsDnig; Uoavenuoi. " " I . I T I . rancor and when he so far forgets his posi- bout which bis own vivid imagination would v e nave - among them tne accomplished j Weekly Pennant. . i. .l r . i. i Hnn riimrnitv in rmintintr with Rnftirint m. i sraiesman oi f ennsvivama.wnose nin eiana-1 i iiuu a iu uciccuu iu iuc use ui wauiuu nuius i i - . , . i . T in',.,. - ..... ..... . 1 -k.,:.-!nBl KpiMII ana violent aouse, it will he seen mat no y. - : - r-;- fra-A wagerwas made a few days since- . . . . ... . 1. . L e I I at I nnlnrialv it rt r m a nr nhtman lha .ma I ' 0 Donnas can limit their scurrility and calura.irum.iorever. K 1MT" , S - i t" on board a steamer, betwes n .a couple of jo w ..i i i I . . . . .i i t ' I I infloTih!. lriMnnrr lihnrn 1 nrinrmlos al hnm. I . . ny. in mis way, nis exampiewut tend at The language Mr. way noias in regard -"""'"';",;,,'""""-r -T " . w kers, one of whom, pointing to an extremelf sanction to such party warfare as cannot fail to the course the Democrats ought to bavejor aj aii.ice acfowa to tne cause ot J,- J u3Iy man, bet a bottle of wine, that an uglier tn MnW nuhlic moralitv. It is virtuallvJ nursued in Congress after the election :o triJ ana justice, ano oi nis country, we cuslcmer could not be produced. The other. ctvinn- permission to discard the charities of 1840, is truly Temarkable. He says they bsive among them last, though not letst, a hvbohddjseen one of the firemen as he passed screwed out and star joker bad j i - .i... : "... .u-t, mm n.nninimr mnrvw nftthino- tn His puDiic character and his nnvate life are m Fc, wui u ana courteous iauguogc.-u. v. mc ouuu ua-wu- .6 """7 .,, - sW m9a Vnonrii. hL hutiness fa the fire- . . i. i . r r .l .n.....ri I ...t i wen kuuwu iu an. 1 Dsit and D resent coney oi me uofcrnmeni, i aeieai me raeaiures oi iuo mwmiui yalj i mmt. K,;nH hi- ,nn,.nt n?. " . . I . . . , ... J . ..mi .1 1 . . 1 J I "1 M vvviuy. WWU.kU. v that it was ill-judged and unsound, he pours It was their duty, not to aeieai, ii possioie, , . x ucac ore iue men wno nave oeen pmceu sdf to decitje lhe waeer When inside tbi ... . .1 . am r . I t m m - m m I s . forth the bitter hatred of bis heait by chnr Whig measures. 1 nis is a strange .inier neiore me American people, from whom a social hall, the ugly man, whose nose was oa acterizing thost who have been at the head pretation of the doctrine that the wili of the Democratic candidate is to be selected for the l01 g about to 01 anairs ior 10 years pa, as guu'y oi 10- peopie snoum imc. n Uj, ..v w.... UI:U imiucucj. vaiauiy wuum awW i g,ve bis faee a greater degree of ogiioess :ker !do-n't ' put on no iest as the Iord made dear!" The other acknowl- and paid the wager. onr valuable institutions-as destrovin? the cellent argument in his favor, no doubt.; Mis-1 miu I have known each of them longhand Picayune. lcnlless proscriptions' similar in effect to out there never would be a cnangeoi policy, vailed myself of this opportunity ot going "S-s-top," said his bac those 'nsrnetrated ov Manus ana ovm&i as u wuuiu uao iuu tuwuij v.-... mucu wuio m jennm iuio mc mamasiuu uu i - - , - . . -,JJW I . .. . I . w . . . . .,, you volt cani 6e making 'reckless experiments' to 'overthrow eternal ascendancy ot his party a most,ex- it&eir respective merits, hut time win not per- i'ed d jLat he naj i0$tj -, 1 t 9-
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