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1 1 i . . fl " : ; ' CAMERON. V j BY JOIIi CAMERON. I i OXFORD, N. C, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 19, 1844. irerMracuRY. AVium. tiavabln ill dtnce. I II " ! P?4i5orwardin2 five subvct ibwa, wilh tbe ajnoorit for Mi! mlhilp, thtl reeeiye copy of our paper gtatii. AnTERTiicMrSSjy. One-dollar for every 14 linek n I 2j rent ur eafGVacceedinjr inaertion.. I Court oriJrri and J ujtMl&tlvertUemeots will be cbtTg eJ 25 ner cent higher. i' I T A liberal deduction will be made in favour of nlvet. tiacra by the yean V m ZT AH lettera to the Editor mint come frea of Poat H to Innare attrntiri- Hstrict Whiff! Meetings. SVIHG MEETING IN HENUEUSON. Henderson, April 6, 1&44. 1 1 .From the Richmond Whig. v ; ; ? ;., 1 "THE FAIR PROPOSITION-" No. 6. THE BANK QUESTION. f CONTINUED " Af cnit'of our retdtrt art Virginians, we take it for granted that they will pardon, if they do not thank ua, for extendi nz -the r I analysis of the vote on the Dank of 1816, which we commenced in our last Bomber, ao as to .embrace ? full view of . the position of the 01d Dominion' on that interesting occasion. This task we now propose to perform. "(- -.-.ii In 1816, the number of the Represent- Enquirer sound i'l To Arms,' To Arcs ? concerns of the! Union All was as silent vo;l. in no. xxiii; I am f persuaded rrra the IUIetgh Str.!; v the erarel ! this that' no man. wh.t.r hi. mnir LETTER FROi:HOX. JOliri SERGEANT. .thVwayjY opinion may be, j ean preside I over the j"The following beautiful andjbit riptfc letter oi ieuerai power rwunot fid sam tntsriretgury , year, without beine tne proposition wis suUdcalAsprong on th4 1 Dressed with the exnedienev of the United vanta, to II. W. Milier. Eaol country, and thereaa notimo to dembn states Bank in Icotvductirig the finances of the Wake CIafr: Club; will fbe-rod witK atrate Klltihad occuphd the delibewtionshe Union; U; i. h i -t - interest and pleasure by e?eryVhig, and of tengress during the lesions of 1814 andKl "TheproTision ibf tbeeonstitution. which we dare say, fey every liberll j minded and - , 6 - lokV,?:c;oX f lives congress helpoweii jo pass til. laws, unprejuaiceauemocrat"; I : nmaiiison, loineairettoni tne national which may be necessary and proper to csrry Wasington, MaSh 5, 18441 t legislalurej oowersJ rives VZrrour far ftrlheiM1i ment oi the session of 181. I ne countrv WnrrMv fi rUM w ik. Ktn-Urv i.t-i... WJ.. mftHm.nll 1 . 1. IT7r--nr. i if .i -l .""5 - 8! , i. - , I lwm.m aF Vi.irvl. in flAnaPMI Of 4 Iwpntl.lWfl A mintf of! the whiat oi Henderson Dus-1 ,. " r m f j . r i , .. . , . , 1 1 oi tneie, we oeueve, mni&en were .o trict, sgreeably;to notice, was called this daV. pubicinff- and Arcc were Federalists, viz : Or motion,! Capt. D. E Yotieg was called to QenM Jame Breckinridge of Botetourt, K Phair anil VJ'Winfraft arinainted Secretary. JrVtnri l.wia nf Toudoun. and D The obieel of the rattling1 haying befn ShefTey of Wythe. If there was another briefly stated' bf Willii Harris, Esq., on mh- Federalist, we are unapprised of the fact. 'j ; I J but will promptly make the correction, lion, it was j . 1 . i r. h i , , . satisfied we are in error;, ! k ICMOJMa, ,! nai mifc mpewnj. nw nuT . :f 4- u- T...-l .f 101c . . J 1 .-. ... J r woU JUCl US UWH HtUI lMW JUUH'il w.prnuCnue. 8ais ,.u,uurM M , . he rote of Vireinia . r . a a a . . mi i i niairiiei "m . ----- . . - - - following is tho result: poiinff the counly to be held in tbe town xtord tn the win oi inis P9nwi. . thereupon the fol'.MWtnz eentlemen were CT"iotu. fitd; John lN.Hende V. Wtofree. II. H. Rowland. James -"1. Coi. P. E. A. Jones, John U. UeDnam, s t t .l a i ' ill S. U. Woods, X P. Treu alia and George Bowland, i 1 On motion tlie meeting then adjourned. D; E. YOUriG, Chair'n. ? r i V. WINFREY ;Sec'ryi NUTBU3H DISTRICT. e jWhi'ge of NtuHtttb the 5tl of April 1844 At a meeYkir of tl Willimiboreojon CCntion, JohVU Ayes a Th Gholton, " A Hawee, 'h r J P Hungerford, John G Jackson, JKerr, Wm McKoy, ! Ballard Smith, H St Gab Tucker, istribute thi bare done was iimy apprised oi aiij tneso movements. I unless a law MOTopEnTtorlin6;eft .f j'fS1"" 5l"Jr-: TOinmencecr lisi the power to crSMejctl and distribute the rer Ulay .Ulub'ro? the honor they I " '"".I". rmJi "- """e"" "bm'wsm. twimiuuuiu uecxciuueu oy inai proyisionr i mc in ricciineuuo to oe an iionorarv nm !Vn 8C"r this place; ont 'other ber, and tbinlthem for the Invitation to be ;""a . reierreavf nen Jir;v vainciun fact yjhis ; lYilliaw. H.: .! Crawford, present en the12ih April next; when tbev lniroaucea tne oiu on me 5in JanuarV 1S16 was the enPiil favnr t A Mi!a V.n nM iLf th. MLf- it m " during the greater part, if not all the time Buren, who supported him for the Presi- to meet his felfowcittzens oNorth CaroliAi And it is net I in Raleigh. I Noes 10. PPBarboer, ' B Batsett, j J Breckinridge; J Clopton P Goodwyn, J Johnson, J Lewis; T Newton, J Randolph D Sheflej iviwas unaerr aiscussion ana yet not a denav. mieht inel main ! v iv 1 lariBr vi 1 ri 11 nnvnn mT mn vara aa natan.i jkat: . i a u a a. a i mr . . : , irT:rj'irry'"ra9 is ao uocompromis- 1 very mucif tear. it will not be in my iiaii mm j- a isiri i aaw ' war v i i n rmaaiaaa v a : a. a - a mm ava m . . v a - it 1 , - rKu-M i Aigy "oM,' snoum oe so zeaioua power 10 oe witn you on ilhis interesting opponenia 01 tne tianK are reduced , to this m his support ef the great chsmpion of the occasion, as arrangements alieady made, will J1! f!uP,i-lmiV: ht Virginia, Bank lr And tratltbo, at! the veryVoment probably require me. at thalUme to be in wingtheleadpfherMlustrious AIadisen, when if his efiortl had been crowned with Philadelphia. I Should" anything occur to Wl. i her cmistUutional scruples success, the eotiseueneei would have been leave me at liberty; it will Jive me sincere about the Bank or that the legislature was the infusion of new life into the i dying pleasure to accept the invitaUori, and to meet 'Crossly derelict in reeard to its hirhefit du. mrvn.t.rt Ifvi, n,r..jk.uu. ih; Wk;rA.." ..i.:.4!.fB.r.j : . l,f? h,y u fXh,ch orPi lhe lheiBK beert charUred ; (asMtdUtinguUhed for teir ateadlactness and un- V., . I ) j 1 ! . : 1 would have been) ?n 1832, would not Mr. wavering ency. as well, as for the talents - "wuiu uiciuuui:w two oiner tacis i van miren a gojstrongly ti fortify, the ppinionJ that she outrage onlthe bnlt ifntinn wsj.ti io.sji not OPP05EB To the Hank lot d But enough df thisr-wb h i8ie in tKe r r. largroTC was appoiHiru Isiisoq Secretary. rmin meeiirig tw b, for.the purp6ie fa ained iha object of t) e oi nominating P"aoni V"' exclusive pessession tian to oe neia m uxiora, im upj.ci o. it entire control ever its late. Four members were absent, Nelson, James Pleasants, and William H. Roaue. 1 But we are net I without ef the opinions After the bill had of Representatji where it was ami House. This llfl cAl r. Klfihi haw kn and WOrth orlthnw whn K co?n!c lh the course fthe ; t0 the! horrible them n the cclincils and affairs of the nation. I Allow me td express to you by hearty congratulation! upon the cordial concurrence adison i, views snoj sentiments jwhieh- prevails -Banki among all thefWhige of the Union. Thev In December 1819 a vacaney occurred Washington, Aprn vJefierson and Mad senate of the United States by the Were all eommlttail in rlr k- r r t iir . - i . . I i -r T " ; - MiT" i ? r i mKP ; W,l.a b' lhe,f officjI ts.' Let us now. see how are, every whre, of one heari and miBd. ful knowledge of Jamesj Pleasants' votes in Monroe stood on that niitinV h,. From whatt4r nu.rt . Wkt - : t aa aaar a w I -- a . aa J S aw IU1LB n to ..Miss 1 "eara-r irom iprmai orirom casual meetings ,fH!iIli0 f ?nnlionsf irorh: local as ?mD,a5 ny irom every indiyidual it one and thessmet and uttered in tones of ... ti f I iavor oi me iianit. nm nrM vpin h nra viz rnugn ..-.(-v ; -t - : ?. r"7 TT'":' 1 1UCU paw,wn.ppsiiion, in nis letter Magnus Tate, '"1, c.'r cu 'u"rl!Ji 11 c vacancy ; Burrows, dateci; 20th Jan 1831. I Mrr1 i n v, " , . mumuB nau m tm, as one oi tne Senators r efKiUl a Maaaart ' ;:wa,r 6U"1 "! i. uicioi V 8. VOted 8Efain.lt th Hank hill Tn hi I IS . . . . i iTiuiKi 11111 inn. 11 r ipiivumii . i MQi n m n mt rtA 111 a. km... n . 1 . : . . - . . K 1.1 C4 the absent members. -X- Vi 'r v r. "'"'"r "r ueuerio iur. urfpws; atier recapitulating tqpin ana sioacerity. as well as of joyous been passed bf the House rV,c' i in A 16, he jays contidence sndjdetermiiioersevewtrce.- In res, it was sent to the Senate, ? Y . nsid.rjtion. led to . change: in Maryland it hj lately; spoken', through the mded, and returned to the f "r11 V V "BIVJ5 " M?y opinion, and induceUjme to concpr wiib taiiotMoxe, f gif e the rladdeninc assur. ,W-: km ;w mosi. aignuieafanu: responsioie.- Office . I tha PrMirfent in 'thm. . Ai- r-y..: lane. acan:ynam -i.i - .r 1 Hmi ttnl '"" .iv,4 W ; JUen a ttanK alter the rnrirluaTnn mTihm tar 1 DeCtatlOBS. that ftiir tinlhr. tk... u. 'I ; ' SB U l J I I aMllir TT II V 14 u.wt.w.. -f- 1 lllVITlVl Hiw IIIUMIUU uvuiuuiiv v... . "'vl iL Tl' .. " ,;',: 1' X1 i . i j i. .r iu. a.-.i. r.i w fnquiiei in tnai electron w T 5 : .1 1 1 - t a 0.T. MxNsoNi bee ry. I I - ! ' 8, .V. will -be to iomihste candidaea tor tha nt Leimlature, when on motion the fallowin rntlemen were appointed by the Cbairrnmn for that purpose ; , , 1 J t r i 1 James 11. Taylor; Jas. Wl Eaton, Willi im . Hafgro-ve. John KeaJ, Dr. H. J. Kobam 1 I ... ill Charlfs IM Eaton, J. v. Jtiargrore, o. l Smith, llpnry Fowler, OR Manaon, j1 ' On moiiin, the Chairmaii was added to list of Deleratesi I : ' J On motion the1 proceedinj s of the meet were ordered to he publisheo in the MercubW On motion the! meeting adjourned. JOHN HARGRjOVE, Chai t On the 5th of April,. 18 lfl, John Randolph vuflArvi AiA TTiiM!rt .il I iL'i a. p , "ww. uiu K.lJl bill I ill her Electoral vote for the Presidency in it fnrmtd 1 cad at of Golden the Storuni we rnouS o KllLL,N. c. V t ok : In norsuad rd on the 5th DJ1 Bnict ... . ... . P, ..... - v- ww VL CRAWFORD !- Journal J D.Oa..tms jinoiion cay rise iuj r u n 1 ' ir Jht. r i. , ,1 V ; 1 J t . . . 1 emon of the Bank cause I VThe man who muvarian0 ,a. uc. ..jj ncVe Wavered lor a mometft in his1 support passed .W 6V of thastitutibn 1 WlW Was FOW TliE Before this was taken, the four absedt n . vtrT; , - L l r Vi.-!.!. L. J l ikol i "(f ' c CJlllllcpCf HICIH 1(1 ItJC W1UAC linn, -anu 1111 cc ui iiic i vu v i . w i " l i j l t i . -i i. . ! r 7 t . U xr-i-Aa l8 aDiesi speecn ever maae, in iia oenut, be lPleasants. Maenus late, and rlun rMelsnl . . - , . r , iiMsimi, . ! i . o. T t and whose tame fMtrrt innn hn umtinr 'At voted "ffrifisfi the indefinite pestponemerit; tLJ J.kj :r n,. er. in other words, tn favor oi the .bank, , V j f ? j .l . i Jv. , I. I was the man Virginia voted for. and lhe A f Enquirer supported ! It was marvellously i mAMAaa r aa - a I Vk T-l M n If- m a m J 1. am 'i L A S must make-the following additions tothe grV -Pf- "UV t i i ' ii, av nwyy i;. i lieu n was perfectly consistent with the As tothyonstttuiionalobjeclUnA 7 obeyed ie sime i noble impulse which ted no serious obstacle, fin voting led the Whig! ffTennessee tel victory: . aw ipariy omoination, no little tacttcj fmtsteretives, no--bairs-iyf- constitution, I considered ja patronage oBcred j fox peronal devotion itstance,AJt wt rer lopnng such a spirit into action, to myJ-ntnt I " has t deepier ami a better source, t it strict onei Iri the latter more liberal, but accordiha JU3UUCU oy us powera.", 1 here is one oth and only one, Wm. H. IRoane, lor motion To clasiify thjrfi correctly, we .f II I 1 I A l ingpaauior above: r pril 8, 1844" cext a resoiuupn j . fr. at , Noes 1. Wm A Roane, Itirrto, the wl met on Saturday las, HAWebb 5c ayes and noes as given Ayes 3. 'James Pleasants, Magnus Tate, Hugh Neltbn, . . . ' i .'. With these corrections, the Virginia dele- most straight-laced Republicanism, tol l go for a Bank man dyed in the wool ! But let a candidate for the Presidency now bis eveo suspeeted of a leaning towards a bank, and straightway the editor of the Enquirer turns t nngsfpent80utly,uickenidwlthliyin hmr nironmif mV r... I enpri v. trnm Fti Inv. Mr.n,..i . i ' - .huiiioiaiik.e vvuiicw I j 9 . ..w .ww.wi iuud rr. nil rm tnri ted with the history of the Bank question, unconquerabHnpt only to achieye.but also iwhtch we woldf especially commend to to 6; serve success. The cheerful r those gentlemepli who pride themselves on Jrfir friends, ?Kic ee ef our opponents their eonsistencyand oppose the bank now fw.d'Sr .Because they haveldone sb in by gone days, ja itseit an evidence that they feci they are The constijutiopanty e the Bank dependa i" the way offheir duty, and are hannv in wpuii me iaci,. tvujeinex u is a r necessary I u,c wnyieiiio tnai ineir patri and proper means, to th, administration of not fail to; be accomplished. that their patriotic purpsse f administration nt i i au iu wo accomniiannn t he fiscal afiairi df the eovernment. All Very fortunate it is. thatiiinrl. admit that if its fnecessity is shewn, it is circumstance! We hive onsTameng us so constitutional. : This is a nractiral oiintinn I worthy to ba'the deooiitorv nf thm uk.J.-A I J . . i I - "1 w-.w-- . m J w. ...v IIUUKJ BUU Mi . Webb explaioetl thV object inr. and on hi mutionv theChaii eight delegates to meetud celeraie from the .oil en the The Chair IhenTSLDOtnl i i i "i Peterson Thorp, Eq Jamas H. Younl How el t. theory haa nothing to ido with it ii is to confidence of every Whig, as the distinguish be tried and settled by experiericewone ex- d citizen you expect at Raleigh1. You have periment is worth all jlhe reasonitie i in invited -Mr. IClay owisit vou.L N..n and on moti ofvm. v too, uaptx James line oanK. xt n,rh iwaa caU totheChiir and VrkA But there is one mo.t striking faet con ' .1 ! i i .'V: 1 ' A. Phil pott .ppotttee secretary m j H. Webb, J. Y. Sandfdrd eiid.Hu !ll L'. Y....J i. L... L..n 11.. I ; 1 t i - ! .i. i . ? . . gauoi. w.iruo iu..u , ucc . cjr. u nis nose, as it the whole political the world, i EvRr Sretv op doubts that you have eynriart l k... IV!1 rf" tnf f,eVen f0 m an , incontinent TbMmv om Hjox fr wish in giyinr ul inyltatio; ThW 8lX" ?l.era"8aJ I .. ; . 4 j: . To:THBfesHT tim tells' us it is necessary Whig, of the -United . Statee. each for him. IVa: out tne iianir.,.. was : then narletea ! ;td pr for ihaf pnrpbs'e (I. it not rather K from the impu)te of his own feelinrs L. Ll. inn pnnnol mwkm U : k . candidate for the ndeed, commanded him' to b o. permitting him to think of declining. . th.M not this single fact! sneakevolumes h.k ..j Jk f,J ' ik " wT.V; H .. . I ! ;, '..".T' H "mij s the tree v ... X ' 1 m es den, and on motion the Chairman was a i -i' .-1 - , , . to tne nuniDcr.. i . ! i . ; J AS. M. OVERRYi Chair'n A. Pdilpott, Sec'ry. BEAVER' ".DAM DISTRICT. Saturday the Cthlinstant agreeably erious nutier, a meeting of the Demecrktic of Raaver Dam was held at Ja when on motion. Wm. Bailey 'CAllecSo the Chair and A. Bl Grissom app . I -A J" i : ! . . ' 1 ' .t tea ttcfteiary; il: " , ! ; The object of the meeting being xpla by Col. Turntr Laurence, the following d ratea ware unanimously aohointed to attend 1 II K n.nlofl with b a nla tarhioh mim cinnnt noa 1 XTT i iii'tLi.u .T.i. n.. ........... -...... K iiuy uiim iun auoui i iiiid? ui nisiarrormt mil n.,imni..A... themeeWC".,l"V.".!4?: ?t 0 tne i never had an obndrtunit of mntin- . their, appti4 eJ VJTfr! W " e 4?- Piment 4f the kind, Ws.t up ourinion. Havre, i nVehtiod w til 77 V" ""r. t ' T,v ;frc'n,l.0,Hs ncorpprau. n opposition lo'tHoae who have made a fair nt jonvehtion wita otedfort was a republican! But suDoose Crawford had been elected. and hri.lTfu ' I I vviv t diJlllcisjin the: t a it i ri a l ui ibiii . t was v si wu zi.ii itian i tnn ai f t-a aaat c eaaKi.e .o . a l i a ion t inai- s-t a s. a VV AlPhtlrio U,lEna1uirer during the whole time he, was extended to 1833, or one year later thanathe was wronffClav at fiat tS,Kt Ut with voiir hoamtallf ih Z A u WinPhdw. Yirn. "Msure r .v ny ... it oltaffl, Mt il v nrnoil md Iht Richmond error during th'. lir:Oili .. Thev 'deiire.'ln mm.n -;.k ' " . ghXTSfUfr PfOD. oi the raM Eutor hid; been, gratified, br 4! lh. ,urn op.nlof 0TB7k.iThfi7;i t,l, hi, cire ,he nrincicilci liTlZtZZ ' rfdeTH10" K,v5, '! ' ,nemr , "5 n Vwiord'.?v hou'? WereBpened dtri&e th..rta ts neciwity, they cheri.h for ibe ikke of ib.ir countrv - re.dets hive in oppor onUy of seeing these min .nUffice in 1832, instead of General ,oi he eh.n.eA hi? .niUn. .ll ...irii became h. h'.. .r h... .VI l?'f.i,.? ! AftSOTT. Ti'rT v"1 fPe"??! iY?' f;e .g.nt, and thijir i..riotjc .xamples Uhro b.don. t.Vny man, tbin.Cfti.1 to nr'TRHTH WIlOl FPVR' lastead djt ofe En,u,ret'.:..nd.dat.a u. th. u5, :in rtnounc tigf ehoneoa. opinions, whb tilen.ofV pe.tN.Uoo to seet him in Ms: to i0t TRUTH WITHOUT FEAR. . Bank ! If he had been elected, he would ,hould be afraid or aih..d it.V. I vi.M retiremtht. Aim unon him U a r - 1 rm . . a. . a -aia m tii a.- - i --lt r . ra1 : a a uut il we turn to tne jouroaia oi me nave siRnea me Diu,kana savea me coenuy to lhe firce of vidnrk .nil -.h.nAn.'Ww i -.lak i imm- m A . a I a" 1 ' ; a m !F- L w - wmoumvii Ml ar . what do we see f YYe there hnd theJ irom ail tne evits iwhtch telloweo its over nnnoitinn ia o; ttantr I w. k.4 .1 nes of ARMISTEAD MASON and throw !j , - I - , J I ' & ,h. . XI BARBOUR, the two dislineuished ( Are We right in savins that Mr.l Craw- n.,iiODw:n ihi.niimh.rJ h,.i isj;i. L UUUII v l kill senate ns JAMES h ibsbbbbb m w v mri m. m m. m mm. u m w m m m m mm m mm m tm da .m h n m m a mm mm Haa mm mmm mrmw h Bk .. m 1 - m ..s a. a' .W..--.W.. .( ... 7-V:- ii- - Vf v. ' " i HO uo wmom exienain? it to aniun me Manic! (iseeuocu nist. o u s, p vuu.i was, le ine eyes oi.xvir. ttitcme, tne very reasonable, UnwWL w. m,u..r .nm This was the vote which! led dssths omer impersboatioo of Re wniin wa w:,h tn hrina t. j .t i a :.i ; r u M.it..... :ion l. . . ; .. r-f - --;w.r.., ay iauo me irnoiaicna. error i saying uiai iw Ar, ingcisou iu it, no says; H tore the country, Tor a concludine number. iir. itliaiiun tqicu tor 1110 uma ,ui ; ioij. i -j? i m uhiuivu i mucii igi uisu i iiiaj the Whip Cotintv Convention to be htld in U should have been the Bank of 1816. ' Bank of the U. States when 1 was s member i i .,i i- . l- 1 1 mi .i i . e tr.. ?. sl'r.t-cI. ... .r ; ..I'r .1 Oxford on the 20th inttanti William Bailey, A. Laurence, A B Grissbm J. E. Whitfield, James: Hieks, F. J. Carter; A. Bridge Johniw. Vbitfield. : James Ilicai itav.. Junn -ricmins.. xurner r,aurence. biiu Burnsce Walkerr. , .' V ' iWMh BAILEY, Chair'ni The Hon. This then was the attitude of Vrreinia in of the Senate, was the result of a careful ex regard to the Bank of 1816. Can any one amination of the Constitutibn of jhe United I United States Ir pip Alabama, waa doubt after examinihs; these facts, that the States, made. without say preconceived 'nominated by the president to' the William R. King, Senator of the yesterday A. B. Gni8oMi Sec'ry. The amount of outstanding Treasury N on the 1st of April, Is 3,131,303 30. Old Dominion . favored that institution ? Where wore her instructions to her senators-, if she wsg against it ? Where were j her indignant remonstrances against the flagrant violatidn of the constitution? Where her earnest 'and stirring appeals to her sister states to join in resisting the gross outrage I tea ten the rights ef the states ? And, we may add,' where wis the shrill clarion of the Senate to opinions That opinion is recorded in (two be Envoy Extraordinary andY Minister Pleni speeches which I made in the Senate in 1811. rotentiary to France, and was forthwiib con Sinee that time 1 have had no occasion of fi.j i ! t; i j"i L ;. i - r r I s H The nomination of Governor Shannon, i of 1 :i.KIWss Secretary of the Treasury jnore Ohio to be EnroyExtraordinary ind inaa ergui years, ana curing mat time I j ei'wMtwj Mi mciww, i muccu ucu, Had ample evidence of the., great utility jof s Thompson, made some days ago 'was y ester1- Bank of the TJ. S., in if! managing the fiscal I day confirmed by the Snale.Nati Jn'l. and take tharge of their dearest coneerna? AVhat finer and more grateful reward, be i offered, for s' life of public service, with its a a a a aa i. tun anate. ot toil, and more than the usual portion i bf persecution an&1 malignant calumny, - - i I. ; Theaatisfa.ctioa to be exDerieneed fmm the eleplion of,Mr. Clay, will; not In mV opinion be confined to tbos who sdnnort him. In the complicated workings of party, there may be springs of action urging men iu ii vur aqomer candidate. Uut I doebt, whether there is an indiyidual jiq the Coun try, capable ot Urming adjudgment, whe- the "election once overwill not feel per suaded,' and be contented under the peraua sion, that the public.honor and interests are safe in his hands. '- n "---f-i ' jr.Very'trbly yoorsl-'l J". JOHN! SERGEANT. . w. jmiller, Kaq. ! ' 4 u rres u pjug uiay dab. r 1 - i - .ir s M t t . i ! Of u
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