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SPIRIT OF lHH PttESSi
AO It Til CAROLINA.
.he Iriuniph of "the -Whijs in Norlh
North
ted Ijv a majority of 5,000. attl a wajoilty
f tw t! iutUbuUnt jM the Icgislut urev
IVfafiir'uAtit re-electiBn io the SciiatB is
liinsiT duoUlfuU and jhe election of Gra- i
fiain jecuies iims vorc oi.inc oibic agatii i
tie candidateklhe pil party,
should he lecH7f Preslent go to the
HoQ'se ol RvpreiifittWes, tiuzza for
ilrts Ou! "Norlh Sl ate l' Shu honest I y
jivc her vote far Jai&soo, and with equal
lmnrjiiy he ilfa "to sanction,; his
cnll-rVpuUir-ati att-oot to procure the
iIpcUuu ttfSlarin VauiUureii as his sue
vc8r, lriin has dechntl tiiat it is
mTeriotv for'iiwi Vohave served under
GetutJa(V!tW;aid the patriot yeoman
i v jiKbrtliJCarolina are 'determined to
la1rn7aitjM'' Wiur, aRtl eavc 'm
uliVe iirhls ghny."
1 Teimesiee was the -first to bring out
G-n. ijekson for the rresidency, an.d thc
1 ua Wnwrledby North Cat oJma aird
f IViiTwylv!. li ispirjeLhioigiif a coin-1
cniencf. that iennsee was inc ursi oi
ihe JackSOn Stales to fake ground against
hi in -inconcquence jof his at lenipt to foi st
MartintYiH Uuren Upon the people as his
Vccesr North Carolina follows the
leadlof Tetmcssee, and if vc .niUtake not
the TiiS -of,ihc times, the vote of North
Carolina will he responded (6 by Ponn
lvaitia at the November election. Mr.
Van llurcn has to populaiity of his own,
nd4t -icsi with the people of this here
i!frV.!ficir flfpuhfic to Iecick whether he
5hall be citcted simply because it is the
illjiif Gcu. Jackon. Noifolk Ikudd.
PATRIOTISM nilUMPHANT I
Tliank. heaven we c an at last say, and
Ave shy it with ihe proibuudest 'gratitude to
Pl'uvidentei that
Honest Tforlli Carolina is free!
freedom J;iclisonim, "free fiom V-an fJu
j renistivfree from Dick Johirsonism, and
free from ihe ilominafum of ihosc whose
j. m1y ttnolisiu '"apjjears to slavish sub
vnVncy to thoie who disuibstc life loaves
aiidjnVUeU
AVe are-literally and truly astonished at
i tlic 6ac'ees"f the Ontitutional party :
: it has exceeded the expectation of even the
most jsanguitie. ! Bui i-year ago, f he State
was as completely itthe hands of some
s dozen ortwoof brawling demagogues, as
! Coitsta-ntitmple is in thse ot the Turks;
andtin one believed that the houest veo
manry and .working eH ot the country
had evn feit itidignant at the arrtgant
dictation v. which ; hd periodically issued
fiom-fherpetty auxiliary cabals that echoed
the Wishes .-ut those who paid them. Time,
; however lms-shown, that that orderly and
owerrul tlass rtf otir citkeivs deeply fell
.the insult, and ihe danger Jof longer sub
luissiun ; iid !St-iiobiy have tlicy pn-rrAKtl:theirHJudigiKitim-at
the polK
GknkkaI Duolkv, a genu hie Whig, a
publjc-spirited citizen, a true friend to the
! best invests fthe State, 4as been elected
GovemoT f-'r the next two years; "We
have cause to believ e that a majority of our
: iate xblalare. will be Whijp, Jyut as tliei
returns are not' yet complete, we cannot
; tipek xsi:ke!y f lhat M-esult.To our
present catise f tkank fulness, we add, hi
anticipation, ihe sign! defeat which awaits
VanHuren 'JdmseU'-at "he approacliing e
ection. The-f Vhitz revolution that will
. t lien,. lake place, wiil elevate old Hip abwe
, theU4picki 4feing a hunter of the
. . Ten (limi sand 'ma jrity 'for Judge
White, is eirrlowcst estimate of that event
and we , wij no burpi )4c whatever if h'
majority reach evijM twenty thousand,
r , . Neicbem Spectator.
: Grcnii, Groan my ?tcnrtte, It will
$I-oel for yonr wholcsouies j
Tl'Spons'pai'ty had reckoned HAf -i&&m
ectire iti their ll gntten prey,
lhat H f,euis 'almost impo.-sible for theni
to comi'rehcnl the reality of their deleat
in. Kk! laHvelectiMrTinNortn Carolina.
TIjs Kve JfiiHl tlww. hunting about for ex
planations, npiuVgie recuses, &c. uf a
... most stra'med attU 'far fetched clivracter.
TlteStattdard says, that it was Abolition
ism that caused their, di feat, which is
abdtr the nearest 'toT he mark of ny
thinir 5ve lwv ee, -'I'he Petrrbu:-
('otrsleMaftoo -hs found ? out that it was
Spatghf's opjijcrsition to Internal improve
; meii t iImr trgaV el o Dud ley his sfrotig ' v o t e
in the We.iJ Now this is news to us.
Tbc Miftun Spectator says, that it wjrs
)Nving tn tfciVvrimr Sraiirltt's ret"u?tl to
Vs-vOe ffie Xvrtt'Of'idectftjr. tn rite Mountain
1 .RV'ieJt' ircAei)rc.i? 'if
tht prppfe. of that District as &el ds Othtr
parts Of the slate.'7 Are you there True-
penny I ,Well, that is fiat.k and h on est.
If you liad one further antl adiled, that
the perfect, abaudonnieiit of right, law and
;was manifested in the
"tll:l 11 I f t ftft.t 1 11 1 1 11
wiuiie ,couise or the parly in t ongress
ami- t;rCoigr' wr the niattcr of this
...... . .. .,.. "t
HgUtlTkwaind of the jreonle if ihrs
btaty, ami -made Iheni I he.' connexion
iwr;v-eF,.yj wouiu nave been sliimteur
cr ti fire trnth. -u
The sawre paper giveB notm?r excuse,
y. hi t h Ti er tit e fntegornge ca! I pit! d 1 i o g:
it U. that Governor Spaight resisles in nto
Eastern fMrty : -as jf General Dudley d hi
not also reside i4i lm Ka-teru ouutv and
ut as far East us he could ge i n that
part of the State, unless he. had gone, to
reside in the ocea,u.. This reason the
mi-re siiij-ulm, wh.cn we vonnider tat ihe
fe x t re me W 'et-ej ti vmit lies h ! h e
VneRfce e I me, M awm f Jmt, !f
ev ai'ul ti ill 'ti . x "
rfont riXt&ll " KcnSiildwliiS tlit mMt
oonJ riiii- - y , V. - ' '
of ilu wealth ami talent m Hat conmr
was Virrhf ccT aaaiiist r (heir) VaueVtd ?
ed liyiwViwwpaier-!prtMe.w ''Thin is
real ioco fbco V..n Bnrentsm downright
a.rrarianUm. and only wants added the
ararianUm, and only wants added
nevr rfanled term the aristocracy
of
virtue" to carry it to the ,extrdme of loul
anat-chy: Cade the clothier moans ti
dresi thTcommonweal h and turn it, and ; profusion of regard - ami sppM t ot ten. ;
set a new nap upon it"--Your captain 0acksoini- his pledge i " -nn w -.
i .i .r. I conduct to tliear vote mm the Presidential .
is bive ar.d Vows formation. There
hali 'be"' in Knland seven half .penny'
i i.ir J - i t l i ;
i v
loaves so.u wr a peiu.j . inc urc .h.f . ,
4l '
n..f khntt l.iivo fii liiinns . 1 i ? make it
... .1
v to drniK sniair Dfor. " l no nnuia-
watibu of uch demngoguism might stand
of itself for a good and sufiicient reason
why such a party, was beaten in an in lei -Hgent
community.
Now once ft all, wc say it. that the
issue the late election for Governor
was mad'e up and tried almost exclusively
on cnu si it era lions relating to the Presi
llential eleciiou. here it was departed
from, the excepti4i govs t strengthen the
Whig calcuUtion in the Presidential. can
vass.. We say it. not with a hope or wish
to convince such ol the Van men ns sti'l
claim' the State, but?that people abroad,
who wish to know the truth, in ay be sat
isfied, thtrc cannot bs a doubt of ! he Whig
party's succet'dins' in North Carolina in
j November next hi; a largely increased ma
jority. Carolina jfutclnnnn.
THE MOUNTAIN' DISTRICT EKECT
Complete returns 'have feeen received
from I he. district-, and the result is, in the
highest degree, gratilyiwg to lhi friends. of
the freedom of the elective franchise. We.
have succeeded it all our efforts notwith
standing the activity and discipline of ihe
force against; which we Ivid to contend.
Grahaw's i'n.orily in -th District is 4614
Dudley's 1370, and ten ot -of ftmrtecn
'members cf the Assemblv, to which the
district is entitled, are AN liigs. Hut -notwithstanding
the completeness of ihe vic
tory now gained, it is not equal to what
wc shall do next November. Our strength
is-dai4y tiMMHsasing, and numbers are con
stantly 'flocking to that pure and spotless
standard which is gallantly and triumphant
ly waving over the field. Thus will it ever
be with ii -howest and .pavrh'tic jpeop-le.
The scales have fallen fruni their eyes,
they have seen the .attempts, - corrupt at
tempts, by those in power, to trample upon
their rights, and with the characteristic
firmuessaud independence of mountaineers,
they have laid prostrate the foes who dared
to trifle with their privileges.
Un frrKlay evening last, aUer the olheiol
returns .had ''been received from the whole
ilistrict our (own was handsomely illumi- !
nufed, in honor of the 'complete success of
11 lute men and ft lute prtncipfes. Du
ring the illumination, several rounds were
fired by the volunteer corps of this place.
Afterwards, a very respectable company
sat down to a cold collation at the Globe
Hotel. Gen. E. Bryan presided, assisted
byHiv Jolin P-Enti'te. Every thing was
conducted wi:h the utmost harmony, wmJ
order, and -good feeling. Many .patriotic
sentiments were drank, which we arc -compel
led to omit for want of room. A senti
ment bavins; been given in compliment to
the Hon. James Graham, he rejoined in a
very happy and appropriate address, livery
thing that occurred was indicative of a de
termination on the part of (he persons pre-
I sent, to persevere 4 their patriotic resis
tance to the encroachments, ot power, ana
in their efforts to preserve pure and unim
paired, the right of the people to elect their
own represcJitatHos.
"Rutherford Gazette,
We 11 (lone fo r th e Mo u nta in-'Boys!.
The freemen of the Mountain Congres
iional District !hrve given to thecorrup-
I tienisls ol A.ongress a lesson -Which they
will not soon foiet. In August, 1835,
lahaniSi minority irverNe wlantl was nly
7 vutes, out it will Oe recollected that
NeHvland then professed In be a White
man. tte. 'Contested -the "election, "-went
on to Congress and turned. Over to Van
.Huren. The election was sent -b.Tfk to
the People Again, and tin; result nov isa
majority d 1014 -for Graham J ! Poor
'-the
AVli
I V
en thev nominated Martin Van liuren for
'Pi esidnf." and Kirli'inl M . -1 idi n'snii T.r
; Vice -Prcsideiit. Now let us see how the
PeWe 'in these three Countie. have re-
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triHJtl tf fliifi ti iiiki lit i I lain I hu - ii
j Bon n candidate lor 'Governor received
; 079 Vult.s whilt? the White candidate re
xciveu o.ivu, more man ortrtcm to one
-Su n.uchTne t4iP ,ti.,me?. ri.w
-t Western Carol.
tSltmt ! Lt&C f or give up (Ue gun !
The Editor of the Ralehrli BtarTd.trd. a
tveek xrr two
a.
, DoaslCMi so newbat on
.
ims wise: mat when ne n'onicl receive
returns from all the election' in die Str.te:
Ive intended to let off h 'big guu'menttC
4ng We Mnp a real Van liuren irass
stvivet, with a chargejn reserve to announce
the victory of Vuistth Ffotn Ihe lone U
-i i
the last Standard he appeal
sopeais tti be. nrettv
' , v" MiiMiet.i . to ute ICS.f, if lie ti Hid
xi eCLlSJQi'v jL ill',
-..ntl ... ilr. .. i ... -12. -t -.1. -i- --s
-Geneial Newfand !'" he hoped 5to have ! are racking their braifts "4 divine the cause; " 1 h T V ! t ' Committee on Indian Aftairs, at an ear-.
iiscn wiili - the party." but alack, and ! of the deleat of their candidate tor Govern-1! n?'" L"1 ja,(t:lc(lcnt 1 li,e lj,V)'1' I v period of the session, asked for authm
ala..! he has frlkn with it. - Oh, )V ! nr. Their zeal enables them to find a Un,-! 2 vhctiulh.ot ie cnavge against. tj to ..itrordoicunuMits and papers, and
country ma, whatlfUll us therej- ' jdredud one reasons, for their .disofifi- tH !"emPl 1 1 examine witnesses, .tating it was ne-
" Qnmwu wie. Even the sapient editor of the Mifton I ,catt,ers of V ,x '"f" ! Into the manner our Indian affair were
Spcctator-has.tnid WsT.kiHin this matter their au omatons of e east, that the Ceo- , av1mini3tc.-.(L at,thori(v was
'PIHLO AVH1TES DISTRICT. and has at last- mntfe the Wonderful discov-! ;!'u' ?" rua,!,w,U b. ,ilhT V:;ck ',H . .w"fh at;d t have understood tue committee were
erv that Gov. -Spaight resides in one of the ,,e. (V',U JT P V diligently Jemploved afterwards in -their
It wiillje rollected that Philo White -torerb cmnfo," which he - has no j Pi VU 0 X :5 I , : c t i . 1,0 v were necessnrifv cx
.,ndrf.,W nr.,!.,.! A.r ....Wr t.J d.,h I.miI sniii. '..ffi. i-fumnttin, i we have already heard ftm tWenatofs ,:., i ,
-t v C3" "'"o 1 ; ,vrf vhn .,.rUn 1 hit llwv will vnln nno'r aiiu-in mtu mav.ll UUIU .View
...U.rpnresont ) in i h t t i iiku-o ....c . ! Ieiv. hu i-v res des iv a conn IV on iheov! ?CN X Mt Utthnr 1,1 , Ultt l 1 0lC a" I .!., .v.,.- -...i:... -i..
ctordltrrcrcompnsedtlfRowatr, frems south eastern border. The 11 or statement whs htade to the
.onaddMontgoihery. In that'Cau- ftnusf be 'in real distress when such rea.tHi- f'u ' 1 J4 i House bv the Chairman: acting, as he
Wc learn that wir fawfra'ciilatc on
i ii i .. i... !....-. nrt mo: -
uen, iew lanus ciccium " :u-ui .
jority. Tli- Couht.es L;Wtuke: YwrV
1 lluiiamiie;"HaywiRKl ami Macon iiui
Igive him nnnjorlly, whilst at- Ruerford
: his vote ."ill be much stronger liwn at the.
last -elect Uiiu Fhe
people, ol me lusiuci
nonrn noi regam r- u..um
sotti atiu
coiemn? iU- aoaui .jwraii c.m ;
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i"Wtnu I.et tlnn lakn man viH ;
1 MJI VJ,VII ninn laiiiv hu j"---- .
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re i) i csviii
- ,.t4i.li,t artll v the t
at Knu .-k tit ittt nii.i u- iiiiMf',' liiiiMii.ui -
"""s " .-.-.r-v. w
ui I tt hitt ine I if irnnf..
T North CaroiirKt S!andard.
CommenL Graham's majority iiV'Bnn
comhe 366, Macon 100, loike S"2, HMth
erford fOOf 2 Tutn Minorities J845
N w la ndV majority in Havvvooi
cv 115. Total majoiities)3K
NewlandVmamrity in Haywood 116, Van-
Graham s
(Majority 1614 lItittherfork Gazette.
Another Victory.
A toast which was given at the Dudley
dinner, by a gentleman of this p'ace, was , I-et the result serve as a warnins.io a.
so nearly allied to prophecy, that we reit-' public functionaries, that the People of
erate it. North .Carolina, are not so fallen in the
n Jr ,. ' ,, . . ,! slouch of party degnulatitm, as to sanc-
"Our fe tow citizens of the 12tli Coni?ressiotl 4s 'I J - .
OwtiirtofNorihCnJinal-forrca-oil-tkoW-nitiBn a sros neglect of duty and usuvpa-
totJov Slight, thi-v arc- not rrjnsc.ttriJ in Coo-j tion of thir rights, it is not alone in the
grea Tlioj -Hl triumphantly reprcseul tUeiz&tlvcs j Mountain District that the party has lost
tt the ballot lio.r in .lugust.' ! ground i ciiii sequence oft hat acf- Our
Most noblv, most hiumphautly indeed, -
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jiave thev renrvscnted themselves '-y e
clcctitig Mr. Gndiaio, by a nwijority f
IGIjf votes, and leaving Newland, ; the
rvfM-ito nf do Van Duivn nartv, to live
either on die hope of fa I a re preferment, or)
on the amount of the daily eight dollars
which he received for mouths for aiding in
the ejectment of the legal -representative!
fr
rom Ins so;: t in the House of Keprcsenta- i
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ives. I his is a most mipsM tant victoi y in ,
lives. I his is a most imp
Till respect, ft "ill teach future Govern
ors that the riglits of the poj:.4e iuu.it nei
ther be tampered with mr ileferrelk and it
will 8 en i c to tlie State an honest expres
sion of its now unequivocal hostility to V.
Huren, should the election of President'le.. i
voive on the House. Acivbcrn -Spectator..
VAN BUR EN TACTICS.
The Newbern Spectator contains a Cir
cular, signet! bv k Oi.c ol" the People,"
which was read oh thr day of E' ction '-at "
all tlre-p-n-cincts iti the County ol Craven.
This Circular certainly exo-eds, in brttc
all attempts t -deceive the-peop1
we have ever' yet lenown to tj.' made. It
accuses Gen. Dudley of thinking ir to be
the duty of nil the POOR men Ci North-
Carolina, to give their daughters in mar-
riuire to the Indian Savmsts .' J and savs
anil if wc elect him Governor, we need
r.ot be surprised if he ues l is endeavors
to get the red savages fo sctlle anions; us
for the purpose of polluting the 'blood of
our families by inerm:rriage,, !! In con
firmation of these chaiges a circular let
ter of Gen. Dudley, while a member of
(Ot;s;cs. is referred to by this One of
the People. " The letter when produced,
after discussing the propriety of remov
ing from the limits of North-Carolina the
snurll icmtiiuit of 2,000 Chcrokees, inha
biting one coriieT of 1-he Stat, contains
the followtasg sentences-: By leaving
the Indians undisf tirbed, if tliat were pos
sible, and allowing the white peop'e to
settle aroui.il and among Ihem, intermar
ry, etc. in a few vears the Indian charac-
li ift!i hr.-pil rp'niniripVl. -itn4 A iiiirninn !
extinct. It is agreed thev have ni tained
some degree of C!vi!iz.alion and improve
ment in agriculture, arts and sciences
Now to be broken up from their comfoi t
ftble homes, transported to the womls.
from cultivated to uncultivated lands.
from agricultural to the hunting life, must
necessarily destroy many, and cause to 1 tat ore next winter, and the. surplus reven
others severe soIKm inis" What may W -" has been selected by them as a proper
expected from a party' that will resort to entering-w edge with which to coromonce
sucli means to attain "their e.ids ? hvir treacherous cainp.tigti. A division of
The Spectator some time since, said 0e Whig party would delight the now pros-,
sohicthin'gaboul "depe,alion in the I ,r;,te time-servers, and nothing will bo left
Wraf 'principle is i't that gives r'rse to such undone by them that may tend Fa prince
admits, in the East, as the one detailed I T,e Vanites of tlvc; eastern counties
abnvr AVe Jmpe ilwglorv of Athens hath !mvc endeavoured to create a "split'? in
irot'ikartel.reibr(l Gz. our rafcs, by denouncing the people of the
: j west en i'hss as nullifiers; but the noisiest
Tlie -Van Uuren
n PdJfnra.-i M,r,.sJh in
believe in the inviu
.tncibiJitv of their Dartv.
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i ms as 1his is resorted to. hut let them
! have naticnce ? Novhiber will explain the:
i'm'yslerv. HUsboro Recorder.
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JL Ue-XGrlli-?i MVWfltil 'IlilettWtl.
late. seBtrti'tf the House off Re-
At the
ipresentatives, thaVbody courtl not tlecide
between Mr. tSi alrtftntril his Van Bureti
tpponcnt, Mr. Newfautl-, who contested
the scat of the former as a Representative
in Congress of oue of the Districts iu N.
Carolina. Tire contest w as so ch.se that
'1he lloase ctmld not or would not decide
! .i .. ir:. . .
! saiusi n.v u ntiTeii: pat irian, .Tit
tidxeut
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I 11C3 -V-'IKD li:iu III I mi I'lMMIU III ITI ft. III.. 1
si here has been ttccord.rvglv at 'he itceul
, c -V. v...,w .....VIC' Itftl. ,1 tJ .IftV.-l
JMectton a nev tr'Ktl of thr. causTi before;
the People, and the result . is that Mr.
Graham the Whig candidate, hasgainedi
it with everjf xi'C'iuisiaiice of a ctiinplete
triumph. hat w;sj.o extecdingl v dit
ikull and ituricaie f'or".Vat.Uuj'eo (i ouae
id tepitse;tttives to utHtr rstand or tl-i
iiTn.i'-e. vijUftJ I-. i- ff int. ;P-Anti i
. ...... V, ... W VZ v-
n, uiy Pcde l-astlc
dated, " with-it lea W the box.'-
fi.... mni-irirv v.f ..k. t ,,,t- t u
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- Uitrwi upwara
( 16001
Jiuil'unbre ChroiU
Tb IrlniupIfHnt election of" Graham in
the- Mtwntaiii-District byaheprHtiius
yj.iyy i ipu.votps, be re-anlctl
fiS ,m emphatic rebuke of Gov. Spaight
, ll, U.a. .! ltw.ll' IlldCf 111-
or n trilling .fji- "
i he rip-lit ot renresenta-
tion. We have reason o believe-lhat the
5ntei,tion was lw do his duty
in nii oia'.ier. ne y;ih mi - " "
. i .x i ; VI .. .I'll .-it otMi
I .i ..I ... t?..!.i?..k ,. ...oil l : t 1 V iftce
i . - i ...
the decwuiw vacating the seat, . ilouni ies
with the intention of issuing the writ for
I an immediate election. Tlic re, however,
; he met with Mr.Newtand, who, crest-fall-je,
fell that he had no hope if" the elei tim
should take place then ; whereas, if le-
ferred, he nnht possitjly succeed, with
ihe aid of all the influence : of the ' party,
tu an evil hour, fur the Governor, he con
sented to abandon the clear line "of duty,
for the remote' hope :of a party benefit.
information from various -quarters leaves
. ...
u no room to (Hiuunnat inany nwnest
men have abandoned the party in run se
quence of seeing the unfair means by which
it was attempted to be sustained.
tyii ttvilit Observer.
The Raleigh Sta'lari consoles i?elf
r... .i .r.4. ,1... r..n..:.... . :.i ... .i ... .t
. -
Governor's election whs no tost of ihe ro-
.. , i
uucai ieeiins oi ihj peop:e o .iiti
Carolina. Rather too late in the day.
Mu Standard.- it' ever there was
an
election which was decided purely with
relerence to National pmit cs, it was this.
What little exception lhre was to this
rem.vk, was in favor of Gov, Spaighi.
i? had bee-n in the legislature aliuitst
v.itinmt intermission, for 0 or '25 ve.trs,
a-Hil had been a candidate for Governor
more than half a score f tim-cs. always
carrying a large' party of persona! and
po'itical fiiclids alimg with him. Jist
year he was elected, and the iridiH"silion
of the people to !i-smiss an officer until he
shall have seived tle fti'l constitutional
term, is well known. Gen. Dudley, tui
the contrary,, had but rarely been in th
Legislature, and had er beeji hefoie
the jieop'e, of the whole Stat.e, oi the Leg-
ilature, for any oflicc. His noimlarit v
was untried, and no means; were leli un
essaved to prevent his election. No test
of nai ties ! Look at New Hanover cotin-
1 -
ty, wf-.ich has for years ,bern thor-ouglily
tlrilled by a few wtercAed leaders.
Highly as Gen. Dudley is ljersonally es
feemed therx, he was beaiien by a deci
ded p-jrty vote. We beg jrach reader to
louk at hi own county., and answer if it
was not a part' vote. The reply cannot
but be in the affirmative, j The fact is,
and the Standard knows it! well, that Mr.
Van Huren cannot get the vote that was
cast for Guv, Spaight, We take some
citf.lit to -oiirseii tor moderation in our es
timates, and we assure our readers that
il is our firm conviction that JHidge White
will beat Van liuren itf November more
thau twice as much as Dudley h- s beaten
;i)a,o'lU
FuycltevWe Observer-
It is the fixed and preconcerted deter
mination of the Vail liuren Dartv to sow
I th seetrs xf contention in the State Legis-.
iVP"1" "1 wv i' "Ji' "'ere nu 11-
i C II... !..!
i ""? ' U,Y '5V'ama ion. j ne
non
I n linri nx! 1 1 1 nn I111' lli rm-riim - tiim
iiinptn-tnut State workJ this statesmanlike
, . .v r-. . -
tleclaraVinn s chnractiiMick of the minds i ,nmiH' E' 1,1 wcn ne sintci, in suu
rv"K ii .,.., l..jtt., 1. !..,.. .1. ' Stance, that the committee had not Been
I H t 3VIUH IIU llj ,nunU"ii --'J IJH.IIW
I . J'. i i.i ..
" tin.- hi if jvinivint ii) iniimu"ii :'VJ xiju.iiw
not fv..ni imniiU... hati lv rM,ir..n,tl. n,.d
ti'u worn impulse, ntst o.v commamt, and
vve wnuW T-it d..;.m nlr.,. the -tdi;(n
j or treclarations eitli. ;were they not in
accordance wit and- indicative of. those
j which prevail throughoothe
j The western Van Btiien
eenemios' ranks,
men wdl, n
doubt, play I heir par
ami erect sonre.
; oilrer Kfum'hfiuz blockiin (he wav of unaui-
j niity in our Sta'c 'Legislature 5 h'it the
Whuzs have learned much froth the 1af
i eight ;ycars? e.Spoknec, and thev u ill not
. u " 'ft- . . . , .. ... -
: be mfluepted'br nettv nrVhne.
.- :
e have IVcVer Hrmil tht.:WVit. as n
body; accused of hostility to the Central
raUtXiad,. tim-do ve believe tiiat the people
there will be jess ready i than i ourselves to
pronrot? itcmistruction; Neither do we
beiieVe that ''Ahey w jll consent o bestow
the whole ai"plii on it. Tliere arc many
other pub ic Works in contemplation, which
if not so generally prorot;ve7ot w hat may
: .evCiusiudy rafled StaV.'-iiiiorvit are
1
comparatively important (o sections-.-.ml j
t'ommumties. and t he chmns oi such Sttuulu i
- . 7 -- -A ...
.neither betovcHooked rmr jlesuised. A
j vie- LegilatilivVowever- this
in'ai te salisfactoi ily; witliouf rgiing th
f.ictnsui enemies oi' State piospeiikV any
oppsw tnnily of throwing us back on the ten
dervHiercie of the rapacious managers in
.whose ha mis we have" been tor the last eight
: years. This can easil y be done, by weigh -jit)g,w-ll
the 'claims and importncv; of all
i the public vrks which have been projected
;and popularly approved, by appropriating
to each that "portion of the fun which its
j importance, in relation with U&t of others,
j deserves, ami by withholding ihe sum so
appropriated, undl those mosT interested
cll-lll llnuo cMlv.U,l .... 1 .l.i:
shall have sobs cri bed or paid such
tional sums as shall be suffieltmt to
addi-
coin-
plete the vvoi k.--Newbern Sptator.
THE PCLBLiC LAND FRAUDS, &c.
In perusing a veiy interesng circular
letter from the Hon. Rick Garland, one
o the Representatives in Congress from
Louisiana, we were so much interested in
ihe-suhjoiiied'passajje, that we have though't
we could not do better than lay it before
ohr readers. It ives, in a coiuleusjd
form, from repjins.ble authorit y , an ac count
of what passed in the liuse of
Representatives tin the subject of the al
leged Land Frauds, .-it ihe late session of
Congress. Nat. In'tl.
u The 'war that has been for months
past waged with the Seminole Indians in
Floiida, still continues.- That which has
more recently commenced with a portion
of the Creek nation is likely to be brought
to a more .speedy termination. These
war will cost the country fronifive to
six millions of d-ol !ars, in. all probability,
and a loss of life that cannot be apprecia
ted. If the truth shall ever be known in
relation to the causes' of these wars, I
hav.ard very little in saying 'hat they have
ttrisva -more from t'lxt oppressions and frmtth
practised tvith impunity on the Indians by
th-e-t tizens of one or ttOJ ofatcs. than J rom
any other cause. It is the dul y of the
Government to protect and ilefendnor
citizens, be the causes of war whatever
they may, and I have voted fur. ever v. ap
pt opriali.ni for that purpose jvt i Can
not i efrain -from sayinjr that, if the tojna
hawk and scalpiug-knife were, or coald
be made'-to fall only on the heads of the
heartless. speculators, their file would not
excite either my svinjathy or regret-
W libra a few days of the close -id' the
session, a peiitiotl from about eight hun-
1 ilred residents f the
States ol Gforwia
ai,tl A'abanjya was presented to the Hou?e
! of Reoresentat ivis. It state. I that .shame
ful anil outrageous fraud had ben prac
tisetl on the Creek Indians, which they
Iwrd no doufet had. brotig!t tt the war.
Tncy intim ited, in terms th it ctiu'tl not he
understood that some 0 those who Jial
been engaged in prercthing frauds upon the
hidrairs hadbten instrumental in exciting
them ti) ho -ft Hi fi, the better, it is aupposett.
to tonceid their share in them. Thev asked
Congress tti adopt some course calculated
tt a-cerlain the frauds, and bring to jus
tice the perpetrators l I hem. A propo
sal was mflde
to refer the netition? to a
m 1
11 f 111 viivu
the alleged frauds, and recommend the
aih)pM n of such measures as, might be
deemed necess ity to expose the frautlu
Nent t ransactionsdo justice to the-Imlians,
and punish the ;ui!iy. A proposition so
fair and reasonable was resisted by the
reat body of the friends of be Atl minis-..
I rat iion, and voted dow n by them ; and
tne petition of a large number of citizens,'
addreswni to Confess, asking that body
to provide a remedy for alledged wrongs
anil gross frauds, wa sent to the Presi
dent to make inquiries, and ctake. such
.measures as he might deem proper to cor
rect the evils of which the petitioners
comp'aincu. v
This is but one iustanc?, among seve
ral Others, in which the friends of the
Administration, during the late session,
have resisted or evaded iurjuiries by com
mittees into the manner in whte.n ihe pub-
---- "- "
,ic business Ivas been transacted.
1 ue
. 1 i.. a . r
p' ' uiCniuu1m.raMiiiTO.n...
j T . .
. To get ihrnngh ihe inveiualiorFwidV
j T . . .
' !i1!t -r irut I K in li-l-i il... it x-a S i.r I i.,l?tV I : IV
" , . , ' v 1 w" "" .
Uv'hich they had been charsed that they
i had astcrtained enoogh to .ltisfy ihem '
j u,ht to be coniiaue.l and asking further
authority, lo mi during th recess ol Con
gress lor the purpose Of pt recced ing wilh
tire l aiung if testi mon , Tliis Committee
ws CLuipnsed of supporters aiid opponents
of the Adminislrattop. ,A'hey jvere uuan
imnosiy of opinion, as! (iiHler'ttMMl,.thal
jhey ought to be 'p'rintted lo coaiinue In
xessiou ? but it wjks reruett ihe catr
iug viiie of the Sppske.. ..... ''. - V-
Altertts wrr mail e at other period V of
Ihe s e s si o n lt ii vest igi 1 e": the trap sic jo n s
ofotbet i)eptrtments Hf jtlie tiiyertiiiieiit
i The CMiniexion tretwecherrea !)
parlmetit, the drpWite bafi'ks" and'their
-ige.fit or agen s, .VaS x'ne. subject ofooe
b emulation. ... ft tta prjmmed ufeS.ifnint
itfito theatlinistrafiiwi ti the. ,a84'i;-".!
- jk'lK GcnraI"Iid Q&e,- a:;d,tSiC - ei:a
with lull power to.scml for wimesses and I "7 ''e- tlie Iiohp ol ier bunaUlie put
documents.; and. if nrcessary, fo proceed'? ,b:1 on h,s hoP dowr of -th-to
ihe . Indian country, to examine into ' ,acon,c order:
tunisof the land iiknt ucx a'iv . .
gentleman from Virginia -lT-rt(f . 1
resolutions to raise committee's t
inc each Department-nrihe Goyi-p,'
"and to lay it, prnt otMimgS hofi,. i!.J,p'',
-pic : but his i evolution" v. ere ...
ted. . r 5 i-
-G.I the 2.0'h of June last, a ri.glt;,.
raise 'a commit tee 1o inquire into ,
leged combinations, and connevi,,,,, l "
i ween memuers o: Lrmisrp-ss, iliftVr...
... . ... . ... . -., 1,.
hcers ol the General Governmeht
ercut f.
the
ai.tl
speculating in, the public finds win,",'
f.uhlic ihoitev, was Adopted. a,mS ilt. c
miltee rfppointd j-a maj iriiv ',f . !"'
were decided. friends and sunn.-L... .
I he AduunistraUou. They
lua I., c .
progress in lire exanunatmn. ujtl,
. - ;vi III
..i.(5
V-'l.irl,
they were ChargeiVf but' not bf
I. .1 ' . I V I-.
fllio- -.-i.i.. .
";u mc!nspi!ion, iron, t)t.
.!nll ttOI'Iftxl ftvf ill.. cr.u.: .1
ail.
....... v... .i,y.i in, vmil, UH'V I
a reoorf in njirt. whirh
ma.!
certain resolutions, which I 'r.m.- .1
are
e printed by the printers t ,. ()K
4Mr. IIuvt, from the select rum...:!''
tee appointed to inquire whether me.iib,r
of Congress or.others had procured pjj!
moneys of Jhe deposite bank, fr t ho nr
pose oi speculating in the pub,c l;,
made a report, accompanied bv the iuU
nil!
lowing: resoiuiious :
' JieSatcstt, That the sHprt rommitto!
by tlu House, on the SOt'i June. 1835
.... u, t.m , .-i.i.LHiiftTv nave jiowcrio
Bit durjiij tlic receas of this H.jiisc.
" Retotved, That & cummtitee embrace in lt
inquirh'B any. cinupxion brtween ilepostii'c -ha 0t
others, and ihu land oflicc3, for the p-i.-jxs aUw
ulation.
o.l In r.l.tft, 'atifl flin- ant.l r.ft, 1
" Rttilvefl, . That said cnmmittiv inijivrp hiw ,
and tovwhom, for speculation in pnhii- tlii
upoitc Damc- nave issued cerutacatPA of i1.'k)s;u
witliom an actual deposita hi uuh. and tu wlmirx.
tent thny liave leen rmvivwl- i-i payment "'.for urc!ia
of putUic lanJ.H the sovt-ral land effio-g.
" Resolved, Th.1 s:iitl coininitt?-! inquire W
far, and to what extent, combination? in the pur.
chase of thr public lauds have fccn t'omird, or rj
forming, snfliciently stroi)?, fr.m intestrj m iifj
t cmtrol to any extent the legislative action of Con-'
Very grave aiatfer is involved in th-st
resolutions, certainly deserving invest!.
uon ; ami u came before us m a verymii
piling manner, be'm;jr the report f ciiih.
mitfee specially appointed . Y-t the Home
of Representatives refined to adept tlie
rcsolu-iions and continue the committee,
T know nothing personally C the t ran ac
tions alluded to j but rumors and report
nfhrmiuo the facts, were in circulation
here, in which the name of it. ve-y high
public funclionarv was mentioned
I have felt it my duly to lay lhfe cir
cumstances before you, that you mar
draw your own inferences. from fhein.
... . . J . ....
I nc. impression made on my niind is. that
investigation aid examination tr.io the
manner in which our affairs have hetn
and lire conducted, so far from b wz in
vited, as it would have been if every
thing was right and proper. Inn 'boon
openly -resisted, or evaded by the opera
tion uf Parliamentary rules."
FROM. THK no-TON ,LAXV.
Business Heore PleasuredAn apnlW
cary, late oloxbury, who -was peculiar
in his notions, and remarkably attentivi
to bis business, had the misfortune to.hwi
; i , y , . a. 1 .
'one from home to Ihe Tuncrfl of my wife.
Be back in half an hour."
. RAIL Rp AD MEETING.
At a meetins of the citizens of Clmtluw'
County, held at the Town of PtNb'in
on the9ih August I8SS, John J. Als'wi,
Esq. was' called to the Chair,' and Al
H. DUmukes, appointetl Secretary. Af
ter an Address from the Chairman, expla
natory of the idij'ects of the meeting, .il:e
fuflowinir Resolutions were offered ami
unanimously adopted : .
1. " ihmh-ed,:. That e exiendirtft the U.le'Kh
and (vision ltd I U iuiIo in pf;gres tlnoiifih
this Ste, to the Swhth-Carn ini li 'r, i ;l
o' jtct of v'ea! i.iipt.mcc to ,tfit i ntcrtst-i
N'rttiC:ij-ot.n. .
2. Rtrctrt.L Thrt we Consider th route from
It I-.'hft)-tV liny wood, to tle SmtilMJ r !'
lintr as ufT'ordiiijf sepcriwi' sdvnt?s t tUnt
any olhrr ; not only on ac5 ;Hnt"orits brin
most il'e eet ss vvt 11 as.tbe.pext, bnt al b ci'
lliat I .cation wouhl. b Ihe nearest prc:ic:'t)!J
one to fh-r IVr i!e middle and vestein Onnlie
t;nn vrhic5 d?p-' Can be established mo' cw
veiiirnt to the ugricnKursd corn'mnfny, and "'
tcrseccd by other tt4ljlo vds-
3. Resoked, Tl-at John .L Alston, Ch-.rW-WdliAtns,
Dr. Uberl K. " Smith, S (s
Jnckson, .WdGam lmdK )v J,-ter Eva-.-St J" 8
V.;Bmnm, .v-pli it.iri:.y, Tlmm. Vrii
AhraiST'lteiichcri lit-. Speuvrr .Mcf:lena!'i '
Al'iright, Gen. It. (j. Cotton, -and .loa lw '',fJ
i-.ds-ii, he a p.i'ited a Gmi ttee lo
tliealjoiinifd Itail lio .d metT ig at Sl
nn the lOtti OntoSer next, fo drvi-w . nne j1'9
fvr the promotiiMi of our mutual -.interests.
4. RetoH'Ted, That the f Secretary ir:i!tm ii
"nhv uf iliti 1T-tifeeetliii''H f l!ii ' meet 'ml' I"1 a
Kd.torstjf the S listinrv, UaleUh ami F)'c
HO
iriUc p ipei, fur i tseni n.
- JKQ J. ALSTON. CaaU
A. II. tVisxcKss Scc'y,
El.KCTKD hy the t.ery-besi Mu.icis" i" ' ,e
United States Ciukles K. Ilaitx, r.q 'M
'iifJJiw-Yorlt... - ij-
T'te S.ih-criber h ju t received TffoJ'D'
OS, .of very jerior vo te ami ft ---- . '.,,r
vtre beett .tim.ie I by fire or s x M is-c-b-.
ho jron;wnce thejp fi'st r'e--.st vcral ' ,
oUUbt and most exrithiced Ca!inct m rr
this" plaice, wno have jcari-ftilly e '"j
exteriwr, nnli2S;talhi;!y declare- tin-"1 f;'r :t'i3
f.iny tlnng of te kwrt tliey b.-ive rv-r
I'etersbur. I'r flit: rpiali y nf, t!iSC 'l'
me ins, J refftif to Ctiarle K. ll'irn. H-1
Vurk j Jictr T!io'w HaSinw, IVi-!,;'M,.f!.
i. .. ... ft i K ...... . ,!,.: W ''
!t in'msmi, Ksq.ctiHMMMl C!urlc! U 'h '
I'.ofesfivr wf Musii-, in thi- nl.-e.-.
L;jt'ir ivwifH r,.iiiv.i - -
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Annual 2J.
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