htW al U Eiecirte Oijlce fn thi Citr
Jalk4. IKhlieWT next: C MANLY,
The returns received from this State are
the venerable Kobbucs presiiled. Tlle
Resolutions wereor a wmtuj democratic
lohaiexneSetl from thatffaHant lim.
sufficient to warrant (he Whigs in claiming
lOiis yieioTv maeeo-iwrair;Aovei3i
Wfey -ni.ftlT't n-J. x.crr- nktrvswicc COUNTY. Tl Y virtue of deereeof the eHffbfqulU
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...I 6;M;flan( .ninn. Charilv.'
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Itfe.- wliich I3ue;e6se of the worg we
?rrviY wo r?it.ln tTSuW -what kmfcoll.. -j. i-fri l-..Lj A'.i v:t -1 Q-J-' -
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lira witlf leasan tpwftfgttljjif 5 f
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eceubrtncaT fuppt??e hej3& not bee fottes
be fairneashretftbi fair
begging me. fo:4 part of.what Jkt t Ifave
earned iiy hard latjorawr latrtr tin for. tfee
sunpOTif ixty fimiry or 4oi jv q vni soste.
nance, iheti qb is- .well Mtrei from -apsi
pearance lhatltvayeJbaIy,snietarond
me for.lhatPurpdseT. rfavtheieisnofak-
f J- sit'texJi- '-r-, !'-''"' i '
nes m iii ana ii uuere r riRjaijness m asiv
ing nnde? u1:U clrcfemstancesi; Ihare can be.
none ua giwogi ana cseqaepuuija.J
rarnen nor cAarity m aucit wrcHinsiRflce?.
Ai tri amUa otbejra, wlwA cnr UmiUobJjge a to
CiimanV-will'iisV:
ii may- utr ra wiai none ass. m incn C4T.kr vrueiiBr.
ctim'tances as theone tmderleedsiOeVatlan:
cm vwhui uig9 wim AuwiMuuisjts
and It is "made otktements: trraehm i'hart
of theNew York election : wjiuea, of
course, expfusiyMr the South. . , . , r
not WoVifwt ih!eJeio'n ofBeiretai Koou
in the- third dtstriet, was Tooptrued onlr bv
me jisoiy -oi we rApqnUf0stff:to tlia
turd Wfiiff.. iincf their- detlrmmalionVto:
uiilill lus Lofce-foCo iiStaffohutfi '
'tnfii'L tel:l.. .17.-1 J i. -;.
a tie vtwue, i cuurc, nuen nui &au.w. iiiai
.1.. u r . m,i .
ur?,t aisrw., invri atiuccoumg o
the ,execptiv chair ',of Massaphusetta iu
plaea QJOovernyt Everett, was. founded al-
moei entirely npon tne- yqies vWmcn ieiwa
to jielrf fcniQ . Abolitionists beyond li7p?. -
Abbott Lawrthee ihe Whig Congressional
candidate irt Bpjton, was" openly ad jrfoct'U"
ly .o-pposed by vthe AbeHtieajiu, vitpoo
grounds that sent triera-to his orrponent--
a. - -
iiv.vwvviiu.Kvutic wb jiui iimir win
6-U fi .t .-3
date foe tharate Senate in Plymouth eoitfl -
ty, is .Vice -rreatdent ol the MassaliHeta
AboUtrott Society Presideiit ohlle Plv
fdent of the Duibnrv AbttlitionfetV.
THe Giobe de not know; T&'f i eotirskf
tliat;thjr Lofoco-iheff of.New Endlid
hav easi Wuflrh 'to m'mftle eVeVr nd'
of ista-Htlo their party ranks, with a vje
to political success. '-AttU-Masocs and Ah -
olitioRMts , OTeeivgtUon ,en n sustTnf'
teen-gaJlpnitee,-tfe seized oawbMyer
IittJeTJain U to be made by fivoring ei
principles.' J " . ... "' S.
The .Globe does-. not Ictmw. nf.,nm
that -Abd.itiritr ruii 6rl- rAmn itA. t
aught we . Apow, terThey Veemto wort0"1. i ait wsuitW
uutuMT Bimwwwi vnn Lucius ami crnirape
irany the Whis' candidates, and wriMSisJten iftl wirS frk
the cawae of he Ioctx Ibeo XhnumimUL. :
Af tjw tiiobe knort nothing tbour these fcafut pnvtft watermen--we wayrr.wcttee.
uiiuga, 1 -course, WHni see.means in ' proeewoir .prMjcipc iJauws.
its now to asewtau in Jaet
hair, it may leatn. a thalibe. Van tiSn FRmTmRSOT;7 dlBBS;"
menerwgleleeted 4fi:WSPWT0ilifc HEJT.
uiiromuuate m orcer to ecertre, -Or thiyt"01'0 aam jviaiv n
u wwyv.w imagine, wiH nBt Wriyv
In
?ivt Mr,3ih
?fPrariM SrU$ hasbeateflUUtherTiri ts ?eafe:1lWft eeSsCoa trwtot
mi. wmjptti-iM.Qen,, v, 4i. i u uie con
test for ihe iState Senate ; the Vst tmdntii
r .i W .njemjberitn Uie;r1nc)eiJtnei
------'t 1 V-jr -j i , .
5.1. T.i HiCaM rifl fennel nor
allfaeilttiwlrom-tna otrfibc WJfcft
0U 4ait tfe Ulwif ty 40 adtkesaf yjm.eii . then
v . hui ho rnrr: mp.Pi vtiur ia
V ' V : . . .IT"' a
address
s yo'a,-whenever .ah tliinf cents m
t!ie fcotrnc
i . Vp(s-.ni.tn:Vi n4iiAkld
Tl dtrrdrff: to 39 rftiiriau ol Wo ars. a CUT-
Turilf !w Ctsn iVv rf0TpnA lt MAlimail( TVo. J
"be fhatSwvern'meto was o coi) as Ttq
t.5. r'-j JJ j i ' "
J k eiioTeWSBu Because of ipe iipnrnpcr se
iVUUU tU Ul7l
uapjse; cllaw-ciinSf-
- Lhft'jcut tirere sendpog- membjertr .ia,Gtn
vg8 WP eul uV nml-tliftr oavi pnrs,
f or ..whoera. -too JaaTiio dp4t,. .when tinti
fttajed-.-wiU. qHI and penkniw. at you
"xppnscr
!:?nfl' ; . ;
1 To hire men l.i Cr!J IcfUura ami fj.irnjrmiil
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For Daass Mowiin forurtkiwi'
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.42 &G
145 '
L rpr walaMaff twci. T -f
$68 2
I Dinner ar-lavern ir-t.fc
118 74.
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v.r ,uk;.
f S84 OS
95 60
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56 6(K
L tVpetis,-
T"-ltack bir -
f oB bra. atyear, - -
liMrntine lamoa.
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PaiJ for Ke Bohf for oflBee.
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f " iHPinry DrfKuikrrut.
" OT on ay
- 16 6
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, 4'6 52
2 25
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W tfte,ejwaai documents: 4 yidence of 4be
trtflb these statemeal by looking inloj
hicr)MywiTf dwcoverhat we'hw triitl
opwfeoVlh snbetaritf ;lnJBt. m tfie;bthVr
- Df Mrtnier tgajf
1 iwBfc'., Aoo. we .ojaai-t, conetti
isTthtyef tlUnx
' . jgJwi3tTJf lbe-tttkliescf ofiutt ecnd
l13 Admrnisirjitroiiwr eoujpatible -..with
4 Ihi principles of a Pirf JleTaKaii.PjeoDle'?
.lPetrftid ou rnav 'lotd if w&s oW
-f j'. ' wu"iiuiusj, nuii --
I tirm ont tftr srcthM
6wnrfrrll (Ma-Ta W tAftHnltr
fj Ttatwvi meet tiic- stauui4( 'Uiuiiuaj i Ktr
Ab eftnrTfv iff mfWfaiettUl briaciDliB In Monday tje tli.pf JgHunry., ,TiUh Vtee be
. . - i nirra. wp.ivniMii wpr viui in a c w ilrijis
nonesrvoiteetors ra .irxo KCve-i wmiw jn,. w ciovk irrw?n an per-? . . 4. - n........ ...:
rprtatfves - . v-.rA : bf en, P?nmgly selected by the leaders for
e, we -tajr Whir ToVy
credit of twehre mwntUJ, lBvi.vaMiaoie met or
i . .
. iviiur in rranniin wiimv. aiM4irnK
M UjckeU, Tbqmif. AMav, Jemwh
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prqrwi sun. wcrfcm ?r
Kavvakr ;lCr. VS59. 4
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R'erttofore.
, niJozisi in .ll'Hd the ununalion of J
feea'Js t tK ttity Hott m RlnrlLr from 4b 211
XocuJi.t.M,VRT, iTQtVwh tfcuik they will
.,VH, 1
? ?I- CEJ4TJRiWA BD,- fed bhnk., trill
W Lm TtawI i'nr fK annMKtlerAn jf ITtiiiir anil
f T"r Av-? rc . s
vVtre fs Hereby gWeu,
the:Cky pf RHifh, T(JV, jfet tOtk of te.
flllJE Sohscrriier. baiinc entwd infvarticU;a of
A CHaTUira6ip Wifh -WILUAM ALQUGEE;
4. . . a" - 1 i i 1 am - - -
1 'n tttf-ITO t UQWiittUfciXLBSd
fi thL Btresfter be wrrijw Hi at tte pJd Stand, j
on rayenevyta ivtvt. imu un uraucues, u niter
ai Frtm of - ,-'--
' AHYus of CoVis ASinrrTlV Wrk
,tn$ Root WtB- ff ery Jescrijitio'n' triJTUe d(np on
rasonai!tom;nd Q tho-jnoat approved pPan.
liavKaa j? thtflftjia raderat absolutely
retaart tbat :thSu,Wptbef a!reKf- adihesa a
loco, cal; artahM -lMkdrt9-hh and he,
therf fofr ma(.earwalfy xeods boao rtidjvidtt;U,
. agamst whrnn hfy turs claim, to rm foryrard for a
perify aeltlement ia "equally otiiroua of pay-'
in Ihoao -whom W"oweVrt(Iajik ttrtt WHa again nr
h'wn- rnay tea aen t - - FIW. RE E DE R.
" Ri,rf.-2&. wso.:. ' . . 4
ST ATE .OF SORllTc A ROLl NA
CARTERET CbUA'tY.
. S afejior Cour) of Law Fall TarmA D 1839.
...a. ; -v petition, for DivoFca, , - ;
ICr Ifeia.coJia, it oeprjf made appear to the afl.tifac-; ;
tfou of fourt, that a Sobpoeha and 'alia
iSMtrpoena bl ffna4y fawaeil as' dfrCeted'tiy Law
to the ueiafttotiunandipg hef apnea ranro in -
thia CojiW, io pleadot answer toi tha-petLHoncr'a :
trUtioii, audatt lljr uiattcr .and thiigs. tlono iir ,
Jhe nVeRjtaaa as rfeo.aJjced.rby tte A"toT Assembly in
. ' i .!- . ' . -! "-. "i .
sucu-caaa Tiayr una prwvmo procianvauoij was
therfcfare ihade Wt tft"CofriIou1 doortbV'ttie aid
Jcfonwnt npfrtft and ariaer a commanded' by
the aaid fi&bpoeBRS. nd the said'': defendant- bein g
'art cttd-ndp.JeiyJV- U is "t&ftrjefijte odered, that
ih t?terk eaH bMk of the jJnJDcy-, uf tbia pc
dti4n to lc HiiJw3:d in the wlwrn Spectator and
KaJele RerUteJ' Tor th ree moottis. and that at the
heat TeVa tHmUied to a'JtH-y to as-
teriwn in woru-oi te inaicruti iacrs cnargeu jn lao
' . WlHiesa. J JW ;W-. HuaU Ckrfc tf th" t?pperiof
Cowft of Law, for tbe-Coowty of tWtejV,tb 3rd
fflonOay wter tfi Q iorjaay oi eepteflaDer. A u.
r " ' ' FREEffl Al & STFfHS.
i ttt
"otjtd, '.,tJoirW to AJ?cfv4jc
" It uilOiir. yVed at &W , ' - 1
160 3b. r di ttWgihgo-the fame, vl-W
a -leff ar4 r - tv.-.' ...
J .-.? ;.:iv "THOHAyR, ShrrifT.
' . ftMieann.f!Aun.tv. Jou. 9. 18.10. .1.
-arTII-AKBlf. VP" feyrthe HePbHip A; trobel.
Lij- two iwW 5ft4.ncedfia;nia-
ra--a.ae bntefc tirer. wth a uarJc -Urw
w4-apprase3l27.5g; ,
b - AflnWr.e 1:1 MltllerByiDAT; OISIIBIK S3, 1839.
. . - i . . .-
O lfi Ofiirtra otitic RegftoctA of iWtli
OwdHna MrlWf, ( Wakie County. ) that
Martial will "l heltl at the -OittrC Hoace ' Tn
nvm&F. i . . . - t -i . 7 l ine uw.ua luu. i e wre noi . nrescnw oi
it
... .
m . .
gate from AnorCQunty5ir
oaritted in jjitj Pwcecdiafft of tlt.,Qone.n-
.lion, pul43)l lasteelt. , . :i - r
sg-L'v ctft; m?eee4ary w states
nof yet p'ossesfon of Ihc Rejffort "i)f
rwiurat Coiomittn'Ume Ctt Is pa
ptrv,nitt.aWi .PfW ween ; m- . -
On the'evenirig that'ilie Convention ad
journed, an informal meeting of ie Whis
was held, for tlie purpose of consultation,
and action, as t the best means, of strength?
ening the Whig Press of the States and en
lightening the. Pedple on the subject of.
Government abuses. I1ie rneeing was a
most Iiarmonioua ;onet and energetic mea
sures were planned, which, we have no
doubt, wilT exert the most beneficial influ
ence on the Whig cause. A number of
I spirited Speeches were made,, and it will
not be deemed invidious, we know, by
tlwse present, to refer particularly to the
efforts of Mr. Brvan thVCity, and
Co. Long, of Halifax. , lieir remarks
were received with, thunder,. of appUtrse,
and produced a most exhilirating effect up
on' the meeting. .
Tan Ruren Meetlngr In Tfake.
A meeting of the friends of Martin Yan
Buben was held in this City, on Monday
course, but, learn that the meeting was res
pectable' as to numbers. Mr. Wjt. . H.
H aywoob, Jr.H w&s the lion of the day, arid
mad, we understand, one of his peculiar
Speeches. . W? were -astonished we con
fc asr. to learn .that he made a most violent
assault hoi only upon Mr. MbREiiEAD, but
upon the 'Whig parly generally. We
should have supposed that motives of deli
cacy if no higher feeling, wotildbave pre
vented such an attack. 'Mr. Morehead, it
is true, is the nominee of the Whig Con
vention, but it is no more known whether
he will accept the nomination, than it is
known, whether Mr. Haywood will accept
a similar offering of party devotion. He
sfirrls. hnwftver, to have h.en sensible that
J . r
he was transgressing the limits of propriety
for he made an apology in advance for the
indelicacy of his movements.
He assailed with great severity, we
understand, Mr. Morehead's votes, whilst
a member of the Legislature, and the Con
vention to amend the Constitution, on the
subject of Free Negro .privileges. , Having
determined to avail himself of Mr. More-
liead's ' absence to attack him, (Oh f most
magnanimous adversary !) we marvel much
that he should have selected of all others,
this' particular point, with Mr. Van Bu rents
votes staring him in the face. Wi(h a full
knowledge of the fact, that the President
voted in the New York Convention, to ex
tend the privileges of free persons of colour
to; their utmost limit, he abuses Mr. More
head for having proposed, in a similar body
in North-Carolina, that free negroes of
good character and a certain amount of
property might be allo wed to ydte for mem
bers of the House of Commons. It is true,
Mr. Morehead submitted this proposition,
but who sustained, and voted with him ?
John Branch the Van Burn Candidate
for Governor at the last Election"! : Will
i am Montgomery, the - successful Van Bu
ret! candidate for Congress.In this District !
KrMBRo' Jones, tlje person who reported
the. Resolutions that were adopted at. this
very meeting at which Mr. Haywood de
nounced the rote ! George Bower, an
Efector op the Van Buren Ticket at the last'
Election! Judge Daniel, a shining light
of that party, 10 which Mr. Hay wood j be
tongs; ?sd wetlladdin otfr -opinion,' a
tlrngirtr ftpnest man t SAndesittes IKeW
were .werejpe lotiowing, au 01 .wnorn: we
dars 0i$,t are la ful-turmrnnmon and felboV-iltip-
wiliv 4lie bead of the 'Raieigh - Junto,
SHlt Mei'sr. ' Bigs of Martin Bunting of
ampsoiClieyof Hayod, Canate "o?
Lincoln, Chambers of Person, Dobson of
Surry Gninn of Slacon Chrier of Mecklen
burg flotmes rf NeHanerverV Morris ftM
yeanda Ya Ansn pQipgtlg;
amelrer (Uie-v. ueltecior of Wrtningr
I lo) barker (the telUwether,f therV. B.
1 !" ' " " r mm. mm w J m. W B J U O f
.veniy,. wnen we near sucn onrectipns
-hronght forward, fWmtrrii a . hqu rcttf
fwe areTorced fa exclaim- An eqiitee - ef
'CHES
of the. LegisUtu re ! ! and 4 more- im portant
than ati, s WHIU Lrmteo: Slates senator,
.'wliowirt bi chosen by the Legislature this
winttr ! ! ! .This4s no barren victory, but
a Waterloo defeat a stronsf hoW cantnred
Urora4hnemyr andVW
j,onr ingiprjous defeat-jn' rcinies,k y' e
wercotao-MxcrHgan-thereire, ur youngest!
Sistef; Ihto the Whig rohK and n wisfor
fjfomJbf thfeTtiiV rtiay etjtial the. prcrmlse
of the bloisoiuir r - "
- Fnim the Detroif Advertiser we copy the
folly wing expression of the-feelings " o the,
Wjiga of Miebigan,-oji the triumph they
have achieved:
Jflichigan Redeemed !
tA0ynba that shares theru ever wiltibrgct.
The emcliooa of thia spirit rousing- time.
YVhnt breathless, in the mart the coorieu met, .
Earl and. late, at evening and at prime;,
When the loud cannon and tbe raerry . chime.
Halls news on news as towx on tows ia won !
When hops, long doubtful, soars at tixoTa sub
tfidB. : -; . " '" "
And oar glad eyes, awake, aa day begun,
WaTCM JOT' f BRQAB BASJI1K H1SK', T0 3CEKT TK
KI8IXO StJ!"
We believe we ean safely announce to
ours readers, and to the Whigs of the Union,
that MICHIGAN IS REDEEMED ! !
Sufficient, retiirns have been received to
warrant this .gratify iug conclusion. The;
heaviest counties have been heird from In
all of them, the Whig majorities have. been
greatly increased, and the loco loco majori
ties reduced., fC .:
This is a sublime moral triumph. No
State m-the Union has been sot badly gov
erned as Michigan. No State in the Union
so much needed Reform. .This the People
felt, and they have arisen,' in tre majesty q
their strength, to redeem and Teform iheir
State. The result is, there will be ' ;
A Whig Governor, .
A Whig Legislature, and
A Whig United States Senator.
A more perfect victory could -:npt have
been achieved. For it the Whigs of Michi
gan! cannot but feel most devoutly grateful.
JfcfW Yorfc ;
The glorious News from this great State,
powerful for good or for evil is fully con
firmed in every particular. The Whigs will
have a majority in the Senate of 8, and in
the House, of 12 large enough for all use
ful purposes. Mr. Tallmadge's re-election
to tb Senate of the United States is certain,
and Mr. Wright may have an opportunity,
himself, of obeying instructions. Well may
it be said, that this .victory is to the Whig
caus$, what the victory at Trenlon was in
the American Revolution. It settles, con
clusively, the question, that the 42 votes of
New York will be cast for the nominee of.
the Harrisburg Convention. It is the omin
ous hand-writing upon the wall,-of an ap
proaching and sure dissolution of hope to
the" political dynasty that is now oppressing
the pation into poverty and bankruptcy.
South Carolina.
Thomas D.
Sumpter, jh grind-son of
General Sumpter, has been elected to Con
gress, in place of Hon. J.' P Rifihardson.
Mlssoari.
John Jameson, ( V. B. ) is elected to
Congress to fill the" vacancy occasioned by
the death of A. G. Harrison, ( V. B. ) ,
, Massachusetts.
The Anmial Election took place on Mon
day week, in this States ; It is believed
there has been no election for Governor, a
majority of all the votes given, being re
quired to elect. The Van Buren Candi
date Morton (a thorough going Abolition
ist who has been in the field now for about
20 jnears; ; has recei ved more Votes InanEvV
erett ,yiug ) but there are several liun?
drcd scattering votes. . This niay appear
a strange story to tell of Massachusetts---thai
State, of which Mr,, Maxgux said in
the U. S. Senate, that he honored und loy
ed her , because she had never been xttnqttejv
eu.!; uut ine reason is appareui. ne :vy nigs
sunjlrethemsdyeivapl
Jwor three questions of lacjjlpoRcy whilst
t thelVaffs jas-'lhey al ways doiinketerv other
consideration "n the effort Ho eject their
rL axri.j 1 1 . .1
um.11. 10c nigs -wifer However, ootn
branches o?1 tbe'tsiafnteawiif, of
coujese, re.-elect- Uoy,, tiyerett,; HouW it
tuirn put there is nochoice1which,we believe
from the retnnw(q i be the faet. . . '
: were also ttvft TaeaBleir tii be fill
.ed in ithe, Cpngressiotral 0eiegaim
ITr r "f " t ,- v rvn PU3l" Ljrsirict
Abbot Lawrkkcr. (sseec ;mtnly letter of
h is on the page ) ' is t T.fiosen 1 by 1 ,400
majbrfty.lr Itrt fiamn4bis6ict, thertf
is no e
ion,
otieh th miir Candidate
w treawy Wu'msioritypr'ali ttve.
- ffieei( - 'ssfKf.tate, ' being iiecesi
ijomy i
rfiBhlgatory of'tbia Ad
lion, ta c Aittvry of broken prongs t (itteived
noHwng tu bejif trem tbei rtuera; their only Wrne.
4j Jie in thenwejve andfthdst be crr eised thrdngh
die Mt bnrn' - 34 Ji.
u arajititrj flan.
has. been trirrjmitteiLjfeuLhi Office, and ad-
dressed To ihl&SmiiZ'qfstfre Umon
beartnf the itipofltiilf.tr A jdsih for
the States to obtain nranenrloans vylt
c.telnfy. and JwTects
without discount, besides supplying a safe
and sure Carrencv-for the people."
After touching on the present tfifficahier
in relation to raohey concerns, both in this
Country and in England, and , referring to
the total stop; that . is : likely to be put to all
the eon tem plated Plans of Internal Improve
ment throughout - the' Union, the writer
speaks of the rairio prdduced bv
obUinmgXoansJrpniabroa the means
of withtlrAwi pay.
mcnt of interest, iarge. anion nts m Specie,
apd recommends ni preference to such a
course, his plan .of obtaining- foahs at
horrie, which is, infact, the Sn1vTreasnrv
Plan, viz : "The General Government to is
W TreasJry: Notes toan. u nlim ited am ou n t
in sums of $20 to $100 and' upwards,
and lean them to any amount " to such
State Governments as shall apply for
, thfcm, at interest of Tour 'or five per cent,
such loans to be repaid at; some stipulated
time. These notes O0 be receivable for
duties and in all. other paymenu to the
Govern merit,' arid of course to pass cur
rent every where. ,iiid their.final payment
will be made ai the National Treasury,
backed by tbe whole body of Pnblie Land's.
That if the amount of interest arising from
the Notes. issued, shall be larger than U
needed by4he.r Government, the overplus
to be divided in dividends amongst the
States. The State Governments would
dispose of the Treasury N'otes thus obtain
ed, on interest. to incorporated .Companies,
for effecting objec ts of Internal Improve
ments, ami for such' other purposes as they
may deem, proper. ..
The author of this Pamphlet recommend
the subject to the consideration of the seve
ral State 'Legislatures, in order that they
may transmit their opinions thereon to their
members in Congress.
It will at once appear, that if this plan
we.re adopted, the. whole money concerns
of the Union would be placed in the power
of the President of the United Stales, and
all the Banks of the Union (except perhaps
a few favorite Institutions which might be
necessary to assist in Carrying out the Plan)
would be at onee put down, which must
prostrate thousands of Manufactories, Mer
chants and Traders of every description,
as well as the citizens generally.- Every
Bank would, necessarily, have to enforce
their claims against their debtors and these
debtors must in ' turn make tbeir collections
from thepeople A. moce. ruinous state of
things can scarcely be imagined.
. The President mit then e truly said,
to hold the power of the Sword and .the
iPurse in its fullest extent, and mio-ht at his
will change this free Government into a
Despotism.' -: - -
Tennessee Xegrlslature.
Resolutions have bepn introduced in the
Tennessee Seriate tQ instruct tlie Senators
and request the Representatives in Con
gress from that State1 to vote as follows
1. Agatnst a 'atibnai "Bank. 2. In fa
Tor: of the Sub-Treasury. 3. Against Mr.
iJCrittendenSi bill: tO: 4cure .the freedom of
elections or any similar bill. '47 Against
he distribotion of the proceeds of the Pub
lic Lands. 5. Tn favor of a bill repealing
all duties on imported Salt. S. To sup
port in good faith the leading measures and
The. GxroRDaniVed(Ne fYork,
brHswo days rater " initflihc ' from '
Europe, ' wpj jetytimrtintii
effect waa spmeLwhaV depresemg, oh . the
Ioniy'MaTfceirJ -Ftbur- 4'' on the Hs'c in
New Yoikr ':iU 1 ':'v"- :' " '
Flam's AUaanac.
; We are indebted to Mr. T H Plakt,'
r AnUsta,TGreit. for -a Copy of hts "Sbuth-
sTs.Manua;'ji It MjjHsrjesAlypoa.laV
and besides? a large tayttBi-of ihe'soal,
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