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* rr,l Il,r rate ’ ■|*|»l.r«t ll>« genlt'inno *m.ld
,.. K Hill M *lllfr.| ill If, MM .11. .. I’.' 'll.
, „vr|. (tl.M uiMi« wrir o li» r. pfrvmr.l
,f\ ..Id Wilti.m inn( ; Hr f •pinion liwil
ii,r I.rci.I.Uir hl.c |>>»> r In * t«w.—
If fH»ffi*ndi «f« gonvrniiu'.eh >• *
<n ,|/.(..*l tVir Inti, hr .1 • .—II. ■ r. .|K).l»ihll y
41111I I l.r » . Ihrw, »..d not on .I|lp«l»r.l' .
n 1,0 wrrr will ..« 10 «r.nl f«nltllr«.
M. /t «if» <1 ifiiiHrll fP".n lh* ■
... 1 ...:v Tim r> dir n.M fr'.in M» of
iV.*hl ft«.l ‘."I 't..' 'll1* f,,r •“•‘"'C
’»r of 'Hr pro|.lr. •r|i* impcralirt i" «-• l»«»
...•Br, «I..I Ih.. h». (Mr. ri ) h.-l W.ir,l for it.
H,. »o muMkrn in llir rhrrm lrt of li. -. lull —
it v ii t...I impr.nllv# oil ll.r p|.....l» l» "'Ml
in 11‘l. d I dr.'ll llir Sfir. <r« o .prn.pi.ll, .ml
hr *,l| „KI rou rilr.l I.*.' I.raiiln'.l.r I.Md
Million.y o*»r ll.rm. A»lo I ho Mlir. ihniif.
Vtf hi. » ing for ililf.’rrnl pr .p .limn l>-for.'
flu. Ho.nr, '*» It. I H" ly rli. U**.orr.i ii
%ll| p ,,|| „ill.in« ll dill no' ( .1' ...I l.r »p
„,,.| ri.lirr fj.h.ln..>v lor llir .ifM llnlr,
dr.'l.inl hn v #%» rnil llir i;i«ll« »• n mi(;hl
finvr do.!.' hill! III"' j.i»I.C4* In »-.il .ml lro if
hi. »mr « ...1I1I rnnf.ii.i. Inlin prinriplu.
Mi May irmwrd III..' Hi lion 10 l.iy mi • In*
la' If.
Mr I faff n.orril In pn.ipono lU'in nnlrlt .iir
lv I! roidd *. r no mein v •line on In-«»mr
piop'.inini.k d«y .fu r d.y, .ml n ur .Hi r
l.mir
Mr Cm f HIdle lx' nppi.ivr.l Ilia reinln
(,,11. m ,,r 1 • I III* lull, loll mill r III.' ir'r)i ily
Ol t.ilina Im |.o'liinn.'n.Miil Ho f.'ll .'mil i ll
vmin’iltlir.l l.r 'll" vmr. nf llir ll .il.r, Hint
M-oul'l yj.dd. lie iho..(i'.' 'lii'.r *V.« n. .11' dif.
fiirncrlntoi.ll Ihnn in n.l.»l..iuf, l.rlwr n
jpof 'r.lrne <iy hill "> Hy n •ulniin.i. Hr dr
nil .1 Ilf.I llir I■.•Mve.'lini. lull ll im»»rd, w ,n a
!l , prnpr ly apf.killf Wllf.ilhe pilOy.lr HC
i^ nr r.d, .iinl n il .rl irf, il •«. emilled In Urn
Miiiiiitri. inn . 1 I ralnl.ly «>f Imr. 'Ir n
yrni.' l I'tr Imp. dial lio*»'Var cmi.MIUIr I, Ihr
itml', iidon wind I tin j'ltli. r.
Mi DiiiUH»’ i.'d I"’ thonld mlr nenin.i p >»l- .
uonrnii'nl, mill if donuiml I. pfiiali, p«. Itli I
«*<mi i«i haon
M.. ffi>r« n| P G**org«, l»e wn« in fn
v i » «il «H •*! *g ail act t * »»i glume a Convent ion
U». npo«*d to i e rtri«luiio • Inra* op
p,,*,*.| in it.** t»a»<t «*!’•)•*«! i epieaeiiiattmi, a«i«!
*1i, rremmO'inlinif '■» ,•• o|»1 fin •**!♦• iikimi
ol I be fight of Utfr.igiv It III Kf ftirholdii*
wert perm Hfil to v *m\ |»»*i«•«•» would he form
ert in retry county 01 flilinct, of treehnidrrft r
■lioii frceh«dd*r- t* go to the Convention. It
)iml bt-ffi ••iid ihut thr mom ti w.ltold»-i * were a
finjonty ; if the f.ict w*» true, It lolhmed that
bv ml.Hitting them to i"tr. the govertun of
* Olid l*o placed til (lie lui'iils ol fhu»t: tvhu did
if I par intff
Mr »M</y‘U£^» n'ril the policy to the imnvr
4jf withdrawing li »«c i • • no I«if ioti% at prra* nf, to
itivait th•* rlie 0* thr lull Hr • l»o*i 1*1 hr gliid if
i , \ w*»ir kept in i^f. eve ; while it they were
I, .m prr**ed, hr «hauld be cnnp'dled to voir
t r the ■ r poul noil MM'Of,
M fl'ouu m I' i'ly. mid that thr iratont
j»»igoed he the c'Mill* man fiom P*ti‘i|huig,
were *lin*e which ought to p cveil on itie
VlfnM . t.» take tli«t rmiue he wished, A|i«| lay
(iirm tin the |*rr»rot on thr tahlr
Tii” gnrafion h«s thru taKeu on tin* indeli
nitr po*tp ineinent, and carried in the afTfna
five. l»v -« e* and nor* *y» • 122, noCtRI.
O't motion id" Mi' Doddridge, the Conven
tion mil w m taU* o up.
Mr. Ttrr\V moved all a me it dm rut tn the hill
flvng tiM'tniir "I ciioaing i*«nib.T* of Conven
tion mi thr tantr day *41 li the electum* lor
tiM'inhr ol ^rtrnibl)
Mr Doddridge <»id if thi* amendment to
y liu h hr tvn« opposed, did not prevail hr nhniilii
>jtnvet make the lime of election, (he last Mon
May m Mnv
Mi 1'pthaw of Cftet declared hif purpose
if the ninetidinent n •* rejneted, in move that
thr time «f election lie fixed for tin* May
cOiirU. If** t.mnght it inipmlant that tiie
prop!** *h mid Mot hr tt-rpiii'l to vote for
iitendo’ii fit the mutt time that they chons**
niemnrrtnl congee*mi hii.I ol the grtnual at
*mi'dy.
M» Crn\ f «t|i polled the anunditieftt.
Mr Eppt* opposed tin* amend*
turn*, and ur-ed ilxt- neceittity of giving the
people <ul' iim« to inflect upon (lie* *• object. and
to deliberate up.hi a choice ol I' j'iuntifilivf in
ilit* run vent »uii.
I he ftiuetidiitent v»nn agreed to. Hyp* ] 10 nor*
75
M*. Ttrrill then moved an amendment, ief
• i ic • ii%c the choice of member* to such ;«» 4 po*.
M*ti* tin* 101m of menutter* nl tin- Hmiio
ui ’ In ie flu*. Mr. T obs* • %«*«t
Hull In* hni acting at tli** rrqufit m o her*,
lln oh H views were in opposition iotli« nmeint
nirnt.
Mr Q:iriitit* *f '*harlet r »tr. hoped thfc
nm»*«i<ltvt«*iiv would imi prei hi*. The ini*re«t*
ofthn freehiMler* wen* ruth untly protected
hy CMiifining (tie tutT.age in freeholders.
Mr. I c 'rill then wif!nlivw tin* mot ton
bill ii wai imniPihit. lv inimul by Mr: (,ilit* f
intui
Mr. of I’oh asked if genflt man wrrt>
oh an* Hint hv thi* 11.r»v were ricluilmj hipmi
l**m of e.nign **, the j i h uu\ . Jpc Would |i.j»
House impose such « tetiticfion r.s till* upon
tin* people. Ae In* mil . yt'itcriliiv, if any Here
o l>e Pk* hid d, in* tliooght it ou^'lil to tin iim.hi
t.*r> of this Hon-**.
t Mi Jf ij/ t -aid lie was in favor of the «uieml
oie rtf.
It m';i< democratic. If not pained. miuM.-i* |
rd tbejf **pel Ntid tin* judiciary uould t»f enti
led to hold •«. h taint he Convention. \\At nut
the reason fur eacfudutf tlipni there still stroii- j
itian for excluding them from tin* genetal
*u»vmbly. Was it nut one* »f tlie <*'1 juCfs of n
convention to trfoim tlie Judiciary *
'III# amendment was further opposed b\
Messrs. Terrill, Hattie anti May.
Mr CiiUtand then withdrew, but Mr. Pilfx
iniiiiPdlately renew «»d ||»** moliotl.
Mr. May Imped that it tin* resti hftion a a.
tmpobpd. it would be extended to members of
uan-inbly ; and indicated his purp<*sc uf prupo
>iug an amendment to that efle«. He hoped
tluii it all offi en were to be eachidetl—ihat
fan* noble Selves" would be included in the |
tkciuiien. i
Me Parker of Northampton, conceiving the
rani.;ritt of tlie gentleman from I’etcrsbnrc, n«
levelled at tho honor of me H o^e, vindicated
it.^ud threw hack the with cun
M,. SI*# rrpilird flit T*'4<'c»ion cf i ,« <rn
rtfntaii Irani and a*«uird him
ill it |a«r »hf not in hi«r «• at lha rtm<- M»«h
«|wie» h> Uial j*nll*mi«> Cilml in ih» ll<mw, hr
in i|m*i( iif mi fin » j iff at ,11 upaitibm
aiihotfl briar Ilimifi'i •« lutrinl I' petammhr
fur bun Hr ihrrw b.ith ilia conlrni|il nl tb«
Iff*tttirtn;in *f«tW.
Mr. tarkrr n?i nn«*i
S'Ui »nd f»»rtH«r
oppo*rd Iht *•*•»* »Mlin* ii*. wlrfH »' * «• r*j* rir-«l
hv dpi ,»nd iHMi—«yi!» 2$, ******* 177.
! it-- mun»m*i. recur* in* no the n i*r*H<nfnl
tdoptnl in I’rtiniiiitfi*** i>i ll<f ubnle, (Mr Imril •
c. miity |»Inn) to the or if mill liill (cong national
H»«t M il )
M* Voddrtd^f brnflv nd«pf*<r*1 the Hwiir
Mr hud *t 4 Hirmrr |*f*K*d, dertnuU *Hm coot*
• v «II4«I •’•«» rrpr« Mnildtimi Wfif equally «>*»
mu fin »«> Kim ; but » !•»*• ,«»»rr did approx
ininte *• aomethtog ‘ikt* iqiMfltv hr altouid o|*
|iti«* ih< *«nei»'litirnl of the cointHilt«B *»f Hi**
whtt W.
Mr l>tntt mmlf n frv r«m«ik •, which w*
arra Hof tu fm iunfit** dt In lif«r-l»u* *•'
believe bi famr n( lb* amendment.
Mr (ford*ti !»••** offered n new protect f>»r
organizing tin* run* ooltoti, by graduated county
i riH ni’iitiiMiiiu
Mi Hood' *«Ue<J if tl w.«f m older In #nt#»
turn the pto|n»«t .on. da another frClMHI <d tlir
htM |»Mitidrd (or til** Choice «»f our nicui»*«r troffi
r«rh rocuty t«i in* Cunrcntioil f
(h<* ( Itnir replied thiii it «*fit h question of
totidtirncif *% imi U t be Home iruibi deride mid
not nm* of nuirr
Th< i|>.#*iinin mu then put by aye* and v»»tt,
and \|i (mrdont amendment, rejected by fin*
following volt*
Avi» — \le*«rt Bailey, Orutinrioiid, (lirdnn,
Nebon, K’lia. Onticmi, Clarke. Tapp, Coggiii.
Jtuv »t, Word, Mill* • of Hot , Dnddi nlge,, lot*
giligl'iti, f lioroiioi , Kivi kol ( .nit nmll, Hoo
ter, (i<iini'a, Hill. \|o»i, C"ilion, Wallace, Still
man. Willi! of f ii* iimiH, H>» J.«.id. Callaway,
Pack Prmrtt, llfyo it flail, Hl,»i', .VI Laoqii
li«i of f•rirenhi n*i b nlh of (•reritbtn-r, K r
chcw.il. Jr . Carta ad** i, &9y n >>r, M »l«*il. Hrovvo
of llaifMon, Williama, Mayo, lf.it rie, Wycr,
Morgan, Wdlia, Smith of Kao., Hut nr, Aden,
«d bm, M.VI.ian. Hi m<l, ( .lui.li n Ihiifi •»
.Struttnn, fcll?.i*ji, Piiwrlt of L hi . Mi.fyiiMnco,
S> log ri(», Waif* VVi'tmi Cofimtuii, V n»,
Ci ii K**i»t. Ciuo. O Knffll, l(iv t'i j ol N**l
Mm, M»*KKio«iiii, k dlv, H<*ad, I* • rr• •»11, ► it/.
nijli o Obin, Jo »• of lk>iiil|,>11111, I her*, Witch*
< i. Waiiuii, .Mill*** of l’o»v,. A Urn ot Piralon,
Jiitn, vjat«• i i , i'» |i»r >if i* w I>| ittar >, W lii'r
ot U o Ulirolcr. Mnor«, vl Mah iii, Cfiu* , V
|i*tandrr of Hn-srll, M Failanrnf |(utd, * ' ir
von m»ir, fj^or^i*, I••*abfii«, M ’ of. I i himti,
( untwine* ^ lln, S» **r ot Wood fur
tinoi, baitndm «, Htangcr, May, Knib i| mul —
Mil.
JV s - \f. .nr# I’ tiiHi (S>eak**r,) fVr-iitgei j
IV* I ll<4 li-mki f \ui.- l ; Joier ; ,1 u ;
Be.idv ; 1 V»»11» r k *, Y hicov ; K»i*n,iit j .
Child* ; Parker ol Caroline; Cinutian ot ('
City : Ivler «*f ( . I tty : K*<'iiMid«o't *»l Char
lotte; .lohtl*on ot 4 'lie*! ; ltd foot ; |’iir 1% 1
vlilU-r ot ( uiiiu ; f it/g«*rald *, Amiii of I>• 1 •
»v 1 I#*, ; Douimii \V 14v ; fi mkiT of K 1 t*y ,
Cp«llft«V ot M |M< ; Pin • . 4 p ; A! i
«n*i 0/ I1 red. ; Smith of Gloti ; Mdhjp* ; J4f»en
«'i*r of €• • •*•*!%«%ill#*; f’lll.ir : Si*»»t 1 : Gondai* ;
Wi.fi>> of llinov. ; Holli iu m ; %ili>ot >n of f,
«'l Wight ; ( ol**; Kh li.inUiio of ,1 ( i»y ; l* il
hurl of K I||| iiml Ijili'i'il ; I p .h.*tV ofkll-' •ill
4 Jam n ; Mm •on «»1 K < • cn f 1* ; 4)1 I hum , Pollai n
| I Kmg Win ; Gregory ; J,eland ; ilaM; K m>
brnngh; Johnson ut B »o 14 ; !*>| 1 , Y1 Kurland
of /.iiiii.iitiurg ; Kink*j Hodgun , llr-mion ; V
•'ii »li r ol .\1<**'k.; (i unit* : .'*>< gat I Booth : (*o
•inoii : MonlHog ; Chruuiaa o< New h i ir : M
> l«Hoghlln » ^ rtmlMA ; VVrniliii,* \lmint1.2 *.
P ir.-m of N011It.1 m 11*mi llnyi* : Harding :
\iiitri«oit of Null. : f)avi« * • W .olfolk : Tatum: |
\if mu : Arbogart : Gtllila of. Old, Dupuy, An ■
! il**ruort ot I*. K., Wondbou*-*, Ward, temple, j
Kiv> 4 ol (inn gp. < attar, K irm 1, Marlin,;
V| 0111*00. I.ovttll, Go ••!ivii)f Gnlbi «»f South
amp on, Po.vell of Spotup vimm Cook. 1-‘.ml, ,
Hulun, Dillard, Epp« *, IIIij\v 11 ot Warwick, !
Newton, H.mgatford, Mim UI, Grillift ul York, j
i*4 ifi»hv M'uhIuji —|Oi.
M>. t.irrrli moved to imoul tUr bill, liy gif
>»'i^i<i Wiitchrt to noti siautMnn, ona member
r.jcb.
Air. poHJrijJr moved to add, Wheeling, j
I t • drrii ksbm g mol Lv orhlnn g— but ttie 010
Mini wn«* di'fluri'ii not in order.
Mi. Joint of Powhatan Indicting that by
<lf*liiv an acceptable lull could bn mind
mot rii to lay the bill tor tin* pit tent, ou clie la- <
bl«t.
• Mr. Terrill nppoied the motion, and it w.n
lupporttid by Mr. Gordon wh**n the quelling
In log put, tllH Vollt stood, .!*« • b'l, mill 'Jet
Hi flit* lull uiAt laid on Hit table.
Tridiiij, Jan 2*4
The itill to ttipprrti ininm|H*t Mile** h< i n.np
M<*etut A, came up ofi the tecond rrmlinf. M
llvrr movad ho in.leftnl'c j ostpoiienient, which
wa» opposed by Alnar« \ oneny Paikm ol
< ’nrnlnn*, Millttr of ( uiiiUpi laud Mini Ca ndi'ii,
and ' Hiiiftl in th«» npgNiivt*, o Iik'ii tiir bill unit
rnmmillrd on motion ul \1t. lAolbrait'—Mr
Vniicey ujovtd flu* rrfrrmce ofn uftilion from
n tonubfr Ol Ilif cmiati'iiciltK to tin* ropimiMrt
I I'MV’iiif > r«i»ivr l f too lata to nflor lotlm l|mn»r>
i Mr. Kirn of P Gooigp otlVi d u i«xoloti«n ;
•IfcI tMoj* it Mppdit'nl to Mfipoiot n icptntM to j
tbe IIouhc. H** complfiittvd of the mninier in ,
um trli lint reni.iikc •>( the tiny brittle bad been j
reported (in Mouther pap r of tin* City) uiid ea
pbiitied tv hot he liitdfild. Tl.if iinni- n gate
i i«e to a prnfrai'letl conmnotion iu uInch Me*
«rv. Kivea ol V George, Mi In of I’otvhni.m
Mahon of K .George, 4'In <*t mil tiff’ll C * 11 v,
M< ore of K., \\ Jliains of llairiion. Dndtlralgt
(and Smith ot K inawlia, totik purl. It u <t
I dfafetl dial thne would hr <11llit'ii11y in beliei
ing ibo rondtihm of things in tbn reaped—ami
• hat tbr lleftoi n>rs, when they bad mwtle ant
ntitluktf ol tiie vH'Wf of gi nilemen, liad bottu
the greatoM amrrity tn r«n.»>cli»ig them—aefer
aloftboe gentlemen bore tvatiinony to tin*
‘tact.
Mi Rite* ««i»l in t*plan *turn of the Induce*
ntei'H !•» ofTofing the reahlution, that lie war
! laced by t ho report inn ridiculotia attitude be
fore the public, as *av1niT wlnii be dul ntrt aav
«nd advancing opinion* which he did nctentei
tain : anti fhoiiulu that upon Mich a quevitoii a
t* it it wan desi*able to the member* of that
• mi«e. if then iCuinrka were to go out af all,
th'*> ttbonld l»e correctly given.
Several nitiimna were made to lay I he retnlu*
n*n oil the table, and w ilhit tiwii, anti to post*
pane it indefinitely. Mi. Kivcv hi length with
the*.* b.
CONVENTION
OnMr 1 crrill'* ntotion the Convention I»iil
wns taken up, Mr. 1'verett * amendment, being
under commier*4km—Mi. K. unhdiew his mo
tion.
Mr Gordon then olTeied the killowiuga
inendmeiiV.
Viler the fecotid Seeiion io«erl.
lie il declared. thatthi* several rniinties of
tin* Comtuonwealth, host* while papulation tiy
the Census of 1820 was S(ttX) fine white per*
f‘>ns. art* entitled to no iici«lifion.«I K«*|»inl.k
lift* in Convention, that is to sav, the comities
ol Monongalia. Ohio.* flarri«Oit, Washington,
Berkeley, JeflT rson, Hampshire, Hnekhridge,
Bnfetoiut, Wythe, Naif,Ik Comity, Ifnltfat,
1 amphell, Franklin. Bedford AceoumrU, Alhe
tftorle, Fauquier ami Culpepper, mid tlit ronn.
t»•*'* nl f hegterfndd, Buckingham, Monte ornery,
nnd Mecklenburg, having wilhiu small fine
t ons ol i-000 shall also he entitled to one nddi
Bnna’ lii'pi wi*ntsliv« i*icli that each county
* hirhjhad a white population of mote itian KOOO,
i» ( r ••v**ty -i (Mi free white person* ove? 8<H)0.
entitled to ope other I'epiesiuitnf.ve ; that is to
e\v Ine comities ol Hocking'iaut, Augusta, and
I'lftsylvania to mvo ndnitional, nod tlw roll titles
nf Fiederich, Shenandoah, nod Loudoun to
(hu e additional llrpieM'iitatilrs r.iyh.
Tins M-hcioe Mr. Ciordon said was n linle
It Oct cut f|Jui tffut olTctcU by I :m od the day !
ir rfrr , u tmtiftflcd ft fiv »b'n*#
i< lout] lie thought iht« |lino tuuM rtt>
jutiiCf •*» rf«fj pm iton of the •t*le ; and rum*
in-mim limn an* oMn r, both lo "the
uf fit** bnlniKT of jMMfrM’, rii<I the ptimipha ad
viir iif 1 h\ 4*rnti. mn» m» that dour,
perl apt by the fnrtuU <>f equal county rrpre
t. niRiiiw- Mr. GiiiHi m i ipbimnl tl»eo|*eia
lion of Out i»o»rtiduM*Mi, «iml cunip<oi-(l lor «*••
«nit« with hoar oi l fie oilier plum that had been
under rimiiilrfMlwn. #
M». *lTa on O|*pu*oft »l»e amrii(linr«', If if
jirrviilcil, he woul«I role a^Himi the whole i
RciiiMtie urn) Inkr that on ihe Iiniii1 of coiigng |
tmnal iliftfiK iR. lie d d not think thee (lie
fiicnili of any of f he nth^r •cin nn i couM vt#«c
for thif, Imi nUff it violated the principle for (
which nM of them contended II11 own opiit
inna ft ad b€'*»» intttimh-rsluod, lie never had 1
contended that the people h-«l no right to j
touch the v- tied rtgl tt o{the cnonlirt. He
never hnd dented their aoverei illy and their
power to alter or alndith the intttfulioof of Ihe
c ountry according to their pleuruie. liut tie
hailcnuteiided that (t»e Lrgti'aiure had in# right
i » do l ittier.—I he reference to elementary or
I fiindaoMtttfal pi maple* wMg intended thutild tie
j made by the people. When any great doubtful
I rouvhluiion11 «jue*tnju. then tv wa- the duty ol
j ike Ccg daiuie torehrm fundamental ptitirt
[ p|e*. Hnf no all other fttbjecff, the CouRtitc*
lion contaiiifd yut uj the tundaiu1 uial princi*
| iilt o to winch the L* gi'lufun- ought alone to
! !o k He would never vote for any piapoti
' ti.,u w Inch infringed or e?en h ad In ail infringe
fiteiil ol ll#r C'oiivlnuliaii. lie would ie*ori in
Ion f lo throw off any l)ianni< al government, u
•me e*i»l 'fl; Im*i as the creaht e of a govern*
me t he unlit not do iliat wtilth wav iiMettdcd
to fleafrny it, an I with ua principle* of irprc
seitlmint) on winch H war liRo-d Of all the
propovi units iliat had been pi cstmed, iliia n
•ncuditieul v\ ii- to him the motl ohj» cfionahh'
( I lu re wms a good tv.il ol oilier debate on
hi subject.) . •
lo <]m trion way llien taken, and Mr Got*
! doit's amendmeul taut call led, ay« * iOd, nuen
' if I.
I he loll tv in then laid nit the table, and Mr
\ fiord* it v amendment ordertl In b> untiled
■—. i i ■vy-yiM. 1 'f
•no ssio.r.
It 'tthiittflon, Jnu. I•• ihe Senate. s. i* r
t.iv, Mr .louwt-.K i,| Kentucky, from (lit* < uim
•linlri* on 1*0*1 Oil!'fi mid |V*t K..ad«, made a
• «*|>«»rv adveise to • Jir. l*in ver <»| the meinm inli»t
lor the «li»4 oiiiimi incf ol ilii' traittp nation of
| the Mail on •!*«* ^ablM'b. j lir I 'omiaillcr was
durbar H#-rl from ilia lor'her < ontideraiiou ol
ih** •object and J'H'O tope* of the K> port w#*r.
ottli-iml to hr |innml The resolution mbmlf
led f#y M*. MrKlurry, on ritiirulNy, nlWiiiig
it to *iii* l omniiM. f •»•• F<*rr-(f • Halation* to n
*• whether the • **-iri,-n• alone had the
|i-»*% i under the Treaty ol *ihi'iit, and the C« n
«f Motion ol (In* 1 idled >1 ili'i, jo aj point the
king of Hu* Netherlands umpire to the* dnpi.te
now pending between ih* 1 idled Sta »•« and
limit llntion, ii'ianvf I * tin* Northeastern
.gpntdai % , w a* f'l,'iant «f by Ine in >yer, and a
f#*ed |n.
In Ho' 11* tun of Kepiesenlatire*. there wr>
iti nii (illy |nMiitoil<t pii •o'liint against tl,« Iran
noil tfion an 1 opening ..f in,- mniU on Sunday
lit- ho.i«o 'loo <*riii into Ih™ consideration of
‘hi* »p« cal mrieit of tin -'ay, Ihe Amt being
tin* lull cinitniniiiif thi* opirnn* court, which
'M- ptlbf | Mill I'll till M i||«| m y , Tim il'COltd *pe
t oil or let lo*i ic the bill to iiiitliotiff* a •i|h«crip
"<>I» to lh»* stork of tin* Wa^hiugron Tarnpik*
Koad C oiiipiioy—some ii)t>niliiit>nti wen a
«l"|ii»-il ih»* mam unr to inf * prav *hm tout ihe
S, it.* of Mart land si.all aothmian the President
o' the I'oiled Slate* to appoint fne rnanaper*
I the HuA •*, on the ti :|ialf «»f |H* United '|at’%.
I In* blank was Ol n filled with 4Aftl) •litirc*,
and tin appropriation with yd.OOO dollar*, u i
the loll win then ordered In h engrossed and
read a tliiid ti ».«* o-dai Th • bill tor 'me pn *
f» rv 11ion nud repair ol the Cumberland l;.,ad
wim lIll'll taken up rfi < 'oniioitlre of the who!
no th« Sint* ol tlie Union ; and, the que-timi
being tin Mi. Iluui utm s motion !• am. nd
Mi. iilii'llUiji adder**. J 111o Committee at
• one length, and uni followed bv Mr Sy«*mk»
io opposition, :M SrmHi ilitu vhi.ntied (h '
Hum , and Ik# Coiiimiit» rose.
■
U’nJunyion, January2].— In the Senate, \e*
9erda\, tie loll for the continuation of ihe
f'miibeiland Hoad, wr»twmdly ftoni Zancsvil e
w im ordered to a thud reading. \ bill a
mending the Judicial art of the I mud Stairs,
•n as tomithmiae a lei.* number of Judge* ot
lb«» Sopienie Court tlmn a quotum to adjooin
•h.* t nurt, from day to day, ««i way time afler
he day appoint* d for ihf toeeliug of the Com
was r* iiorted, (miiii the C.im niitee of tfinJudi
ciaiy.i'.id wire, en rosaed, passed, and sent
In lio* House Ti e ill allowing |f2,it)'Z t*i
the heiri «•* Jacob Cleuienl, deceased, for th**
d"nun i age oi a vi ise , at (lie purl of LntMlifH.
"hich vessel vsa» chat tend by the 1 uited
Slab's, lo convey pro vis ous (o that poll, inr
the relief of ' he -nlTci eis by tlie nrtbqoake mi
Chit.ichs, uns rlidmted lor about two boms,
and | < ject d, by v »te »♦ |(i to £3,
\ roosiderablo time w aw p ut yesterday, in
the ' l.»u e of Hepreseotati vi'«, in receiving and
di posing rd Ketolotinnt The bll? to aolbony.e
•*ln j si iVirboien1 oflhe I ert dm tal <•nveritntenf
f iloroo, being a special onlei of be dtv for
ycstcrdity, whs taken tip j and after a nhoit
diMiit'ion, \% m • oi del ed to lie ei.ginised m »d
read 'i third lime to-day ,by a vote ef 128 t*» 7 '
I in bill aiillioi i/ing a subsc iptinn of J.iVUi
diareit in the \Vf.idiiugton Turnpike CompAny,
wet pu-g"d I'bebillto conlinUM the pr se i
nod.' of suptdying the hi my, was taken up.
An Nmetidme t proposed by I he Committee on
.Military Aliair*. In do nwiy Ihe present «y*
'em ol contracts, mid to give In die Commit
iary General a difcrctioim1 y power to pur
chase piovisioos, «*us rejected, n «d the l*i'l
was tltun ordered to a third reatfi' g A bill
!r*'tn the Senate, the object ol which H, t»> en
able the Supreme Court to hold iu •trine*,
chnultl cirktieBS or ofh «r reuses f»r. v iit a quo
rum Iron) being present, w.'h cutued tbiongh
several stages, find finally parsed Air. Mtner
made one or two at tempts to get up Ihe biii
on the preservation and repair of Ihe Cumin i
btnd Hoad, hut was uncuccetutbib A bill to
atilhoriju* the ceision wf a trurl of land, held by
the United .Slat.-«, in Soulh'Cturdiun, and rail
ed Mount henrhn’it, to u»e Statu,' wat ftikeo
op, and ordered lo be engio***d and ie»ui a
tHit«t time to-morrow.
DOTOSJSITIC irrJilX.IOliJTrT!
t'roni lh«» Norfwlk linrjld.
t ke W ittiamshurg Pheiiii Ploughfooy, i» pn
p*'r, x\ hu li fhmif*h of ihihII diiiiciitioiii, put
tnUi1* liberally of editorial talent, we meet with
the following hi tides Of ibr fMit, we will only
*uy, that if Mich shall he the pleaiure of Piwm
thut Jackson, we will not he among the &Jti
to take exception.
It i* rumored, we understand, nf Richmond
flint LiltUlon It'. Taauiull E*q. !• t«» Ik* Seere*
fnry of Hint** under the new administration am!
flint as soon a* tlie eh-rilmi ofCtenrrnl Jackson
shall ho oflJciallv Httiionncrd at W ashington,
iMr. I - "i'l give notice of hit Intention to resign
his seat h» the Ihiited States Senate offer the
dih M. ecl» nest, io Mtillcirnl tune for the Le
gifclatine nf Virginia, helote its adjournment to
elect John Randolph, Esq. m his successor in
ihn'. foodv.M •
" C'ol* Htirn r/l Ilniselt. o«»r present rrpre
•wntivr in i'on£ii»CA from tliii* dish id, hatim?
iitittntHH-ftJ his iletermtitafimi to ictirn after the
»ml of the pi itin^'ifMiioii of 11»af IkkJv, we un
ilenliiml flint In n. St rern 1 ■ }*ttrktr. of Noilb*
nmpton c.iunfy v i|| he nut n* <i miMlohtte to
' iuximmI him. I'nt tins pnipo'e, h o li'rr ii a
MibcrljiMoii, oti the part of* the county tleh'fN
fiJti from ii}e U itrict iu ih» Vir^miu legion
tart, {lt+'o%Jfct,r(oo tc^A is
vilr liim t»ui Hefl in other fn, f'f
h*if, ,lif a Iao. tfiokrii «.f ms kHWKlit»{; to tmkt ■
the fieitl »•• Api il iirsf, for that ••flier . ”
C nrfcf K Thvthy (*• present Mayor af V-,
ban),) h.»s Um eletitri by the Legislature «»t
New Vink <<* ,o,.ply the vacancy in ike r*rn
*!<• occasioned l<y the it si^ituliou v! Alt. * •**»
Bunn
Snlh'tnifl Sii^Ki h«« t». rn re-elected by
the Legislature id Massachusetts a Senator
(rom tl at State i . Cun^p*« The v.*t»* mi ip)
to 4. >ti (tie beiiat*, and ’ 3 J to ^7, iu the
Mouse
^ Pruo Season., of Maine, ka# been elec’ll
a Sriia or of’ the United Staten from Ike
of Maine, for sit years from the i hir*l day ofi
March urtl, lu succeed (i n. i h nru.Kit, «*It«>»r
term of 9w*ica will then eapire. Mr S. is at
pn sent a uic mbvr of (he Moose of Hep resents*
met.
Jutlah Quincy, late Mayor of Boston, «ni on
t he lr»fh inst nominated hv the li<.m duf Over
sets to fhr corpomtion, as President of liar*
vaid University.
tVnrfiiirjton, Jan. ki'J.—Information hat reach
ed tin* ( t'V, ti ^i the I'remdrot Llect, firtieittl
jACime, will »rt out from hi# residence, for
\t a'htngtoit City, about lUe 2(nh inst. .Should
the Ohio River be open, and navigable by
steamboats, he will ira^s through Louisville, mid
a*«.em! ibe river to Wheeling, or Pittsburgh ;
oiliei wise he an It travel through Virginia, In
Washington. If the weather Should continue
cold, h- wih necefsarily lie const mined to 'u)te
, tl»* last mentioned route. [.Vs1, Int.
Prom die t?urn «pon4*at of tho Hull Chronicle.)
IIadiiti/'/uii. Ian. 14. — Fur the (mi inn
•»»•<'•* I Iiiivp been hcrr, on Monday I had the
of spring Mr it* rrit'ii take the Hour.
II** Inn ani-iirci a lai^ reputction a* a la*v
ami Senator. Hi* lots rami'll it hy itiiiui
• » V mill rfliatanl prii' (iff, hiihu^ much uioie
a* the accomplishment* of art orator, than the
cm dnments of n pi act dinner H n h niott no
rompli h»* l tfeiiatnr, wanting in nothing t»ut i n
crgy Hi* el •cotton it chaste, hi* voice soft,
an 1 sweeny toned ; hi* p r*on grnceful, und
Hi* feature pei fertly easv ami natural 1 li us
• bout the age ol titty, he tin* the nppeataoce of
yuttll tulneM, •till of fie-t| cemplexioti,
ami hi I reinnikeil at the d stance from whicn
I obeivid nun, w ifH at *gr y hair.
While I wan contemplating Mr. H men, the
<4i eai man o' the F.**», iViuie1 W i Inder came in
to the Senate*. ami tonkins seat for the fust
time ih * session I will take thi* occasion to
remark, thal every on" xpeaMu;* nf me grea>
nan of the South, always -hvs Mr. llontn ;
while of the other, it li.ilway* Dnwtl Wtbaitr.
This particular h;<f obtained m gem»i*1lv, in*,
eveiy itm* known the i hristiuu-iiame ol Mr
\¥.*l> rer, while 'rw know that his greM rival ia
J• • i•• Md’heraoe B-rrien • It >s delighttul to
see «it It a man aa Welincr With a good mnn
lv person, he has one nf the fim *t head* I have
ever seen. Il!» complexion ia rather i.t|l< w
■ hat* brown j lii* eve brows are veiy dark,
am nD'inimg strong bln* k rye*. Hi* forehead
is geitemlly high, particularly mi, o»*r the
temple*. His hai- is the colour of ihe faven,
and sfi'l glo*4y a* •• Jromh. I »n« Hunk at!
on re with the ?eiy t ee developrmen'* of his I
[ in ns ; it hmitf tttlri'ly iinp<>**H>le for a phrenol
g»* to look at *mh a h*ed,*iittnu: admiraii n
All the acquiring organ's are InH J tins intelle* t
nal high, ami that of companion ptodigioti*
i B-nevolence pi edon.ina'r. amoop the aenti
I m«*nt* ; and 1 any ont »' them i* out of pro
Ipnition • * the others, it i* that of fiuuness.—
Mr. WtUtfr, thtiiilof#, allh nil hi* intcllet lu
ll aficngfh. might he i little unsteady in hi*
purpose*. I hope | am understood in the u»e
i the tv ri\ firmness. It is of moral signification,
differsHf[ emirelv from that of com age Fnnt-!
***** i generally very l**fe m female* ; and *
he history of the hitman rare, testifies that su
men generally endurt trial, pi ivallnn, and nut.
faring, better than men. Firmness tnpoittac
quie*( ettee in the thtpeit*aiious of Pi os itleuce,
refit nation, am! even suhiiu»tion. It aisn uu
P"ti tixednes* of pm pose. Mead diet*, tsnifor
mitt iif I* mper, ohttmai y. and •miiedmes ^
Ibtte.h courage. Out Indian* are gruel ally ie- |
nai kaltle for the developeoniit of the organ oil
(iruinea* ; ami hence fury glory in the end nr- J
atice of pam, torture, or punishment. Mr. j
»Ve* siei n tin* tetepesM, »*. I judg-, no Indian.
I -ho ibt aiispect lie is *>mfwhai ti |<le, and
perhaps. a! tinir*. given to ilesponde cy, O |
the litter I am not satisfied fully tor In* was'
to distant to he crit caPy examined, i think ;
I saw rather the depression ol hope, and a Ink
development of stipernatui alb y. I should like
to ask .M» Webster, if, in >.p te of hi* manly
sens** and philosophy, he has not some impres
sion* of superstition —It he ha«, would angw-i
IrankU *. f«» such a man niigot aflfn d to adinii
•«»n»e impel lectioiio, «*her** there has been such
« profusiun ol einlownieiits.
* -VI r. lliuiry n ;vt gcoertllv eat !r»t Pat risk Henry
At the dinner devout ml at tt e Marlborough
Hotel, Mass. hi honul' of the battle of New Or
leans, Finn gave (he following toast ; " | he
difference lielweeii Knglish Hint American bales
el New Orleans. We cave them good hale : tin v
g ive id leg bail—We'netc toilutt, tli- y wei t> wor
ried.
I here were strawberries vn lh» table at th«
ilinner Ml Netv-York.in honor of Civil. - Jarksnu
Hth hist, they were fiom Ml. I‘eiluentiri\ Inn
holme, Brooklyn. L. I.
A hog weighing 6S pounds uti pot upon the j
table ai the Jackson Uiinier in Men Voik .No
one being disposed to •‘ ro the whole hog. u
art tu-nt the next day, untouched, to the in
inalei ill the Debtor's |iriion, anil grofeIu11y re
ceived.
Frnm tha llo-toe Courier.
JWorjjn/t.—XVe mw, tad evening, a letter
I written to hia lather bv aynim-' imin employ
! eil on bnniit ttie bug I’ale tinc, belonging to
| ihia port, dated Smyrna, November |, |(joy j
i from which we have been permuted to copv j
j the following extract :—"I oppose you recol-1
I lert Morgan, who niinle inch « disturbance in I
f America a few years since. He ia now at filial
I piece. He ho* turned lurk lor life, amt wears
I I he turban Hi-spoke to me yesterday when
I I wi nl a hore aml told me the whole affair of
I his leaving hit naive land, which I shall relate
I to you on inv nrrival.'' This iiitel igence ia
I sironrlv corroborative of other repoits of the
' same kind, which, at various limes Imre come
■from Smyrna. We ahuiihl think that those
who have been to deeply tmtilic.tled m the ab
dm lion ot .Morgan, H they Ittive aov desire to
remove the suspicionsllml n >w hangover tliem,
would adopt tome measure) to ascertain Hie
j truth nr falsity of these leporls. If Morgan
he nriiiully alive and ill Smyrna, there could be
I no great difficulty in settling the tael. The
, elpeoxe -if a special agafit would he nothing in
j compelisuu tvitli the importance of the iufor
1 maltoit.
The case ofG. \V. RroWne, agAltut M. M.
Noah, for a libel has hern (t ied a’, the preset
term of the Superior Court. Judge Oakly pre
tiding.. It occupied the who»e ofThttreUav and
j »»>*"!'dBV. I he jury, at l) o’, lock Inst evening,
.returned into Court, with a verdict for tlefen
dent on the two first enuots, and a verdict for
the p auttiffon the two remaining ones, with six
riTitt damages.
Tou nooil tn lit lost—Amongst the items of
* h'"tight by tile Kirneh packets, we found
o ri a" , Contemporary 5
Il,r i'rtnrh pn/n.-i »■/ fe that Vlcutitlia
h"!■? °f <ini folc i't, wo* hitlfS c: IV
Mb- i.'if •» *i*ire * nUied • g*1-* but
Mmi uid. CMiilwx tantinf lo*en dr«.l Jut that
length o» tune. ||e teil 1*1 i N4. Ii**f h iiioi
tut ^ cu<;te*;»pointy ••‘1*1'* b Iter Huik »tiil
uni. me urws v *ie*d*y. »« *»*> in# Hem •
“ X hrdubr *H Hungary •»<! Fa* and,
|f)s| hit W i h F. Ml V’.ll «*•
From all whit*. il *ppf*r* that Vurnu was
mi uiikicUy ju.ict* t*i iwe family wi LL.iDls*
(«At •>.
l lir nbote mufUMUM »<it fouii'UI probably
on ii statement in a late French p-u **r, that the
l zur had vent iwHui* jiMfW* of cannon, captu
red Ml V ur nu, to Tnlnm.. »r the pnrjnspot hir
iimhk m monument iu the in«*m«ry 'll L iwdn huh,
tvflu nm tHIrdfli Var, a. Hit I tench editor
unlut kitjr fu'^ot to ii.e-.lion thcd.ife of that raid
event. [A’. k\ COUT.
from thu New Vork rttHlwiiisn
I ilrnrl of a Itlftr from Dublin, Ireland, to a
JrtLnd (n iki* Cliff.
Mv Pi %ri Sir: I hive yu*i seen your fritter
to !i. b , by ninth I b urn >6ur opinion ujmjh
the policy of the krnerban tHnil; Init at you
cannot have the el per truce ol an ohl importer
of cot tun, a spinet, weaver, dyer# printer, ami
linivher of the article, I beg to fui ittah you w itn
some Miguimuti that I think will tend to hn
prove your stock of information tipo,, the su!»
jet*!, and silence those unir-tarittires, «ho«oi d
glory ifi your being dependant upon Korope
for more th*n svfo'iesvulial to cov» i yrm nuked*
ness. Von say that ft is ■luted, dial ling land
utility it t.ii upon yur cotton This. l/i- ae
sured. the dote in t do ; Mud having practical
expei ience in thu arlicie, a fell* that lo r best
Interests prohthi htr from so doing, and by
Mini bye I vhftlt show you that if »ht ev- i
did, the United Stabs would be bench ted by it.
Your cottoi , for its quality, is chi np r ,.nd
br'tei than thtU of jt*y other part of the {lobe.
I mean item hedeliveied iu Huiope a* a I -w
er rate for th 'iaine qudiy.than it cun be
supplied from .my other quarter. It is said,
thnt v%be>! (iieece dial! be f et* sc may get
supplies from th;%9 country, but that it training
tl e subject with lidicaie. As well might they
sav, lliat when Ireland is tree, site will grow
1 oak lor the navies ot the world. Kn.l.tiid ia
lo r present condition, to be » ol .»ff from a full
supply t*f cheap Cotton for b£f manufactures,
i for mi months, would he in state of anarchy ;
I for nli 'Mdy with the high piice of bread, occa
■ ioned by unwise coru laws, is it diflh uIt for
I her people, to eli-t. What then would be the
situation of her people, if srfie w. re to lay a du
ty upon ihat raw material which enables them
| to p.v a las to the I an dim 4 upon ihe very
bread they eat ? Fiance, the Neilipflainl*. and
many parts of tJcrrm ny already rival her in the
m * ufactnre of c.tton ; and iri* to he supposed
she could tor a municnt lunger contend with
those tuitions, if she w orst to muuulacturc front
taxed cotton * bile they should impa t It duty
free I On you not see now that the before
mentioned countries would not only rival old
F.nglmnl hut actually undersell her in every
f .reign market she now pn8sek%,es T Therefoie 1
tbe idea of taxing ^Mericntt cotton in Kng'and
is ddiculmi, unless you can get all the powets
in Fiiro{>e to tigree with her to lay on a similar
impost in ' heir states.
Let England t«* your cotton* amt no longer
w ill the Liverpool and IMhim*he-ter n*w-piper*
bon'd, as they now do, • f the large shipment*
of cotton twist and y a- us that have been mad*
week y to th*‘ continent. Tim eontineut h
ing the rnw material duty free. wnuld spin lot
11 self mid t alien© further supplies iron u>
The greW cotfow market would I ben he r* mo
ved from Liverpool ami London, to Ha* re Ant
werp, Flushing, Aimieidaiii, Hamburg, &<;. to
llie t uin of England.
Another and a Very important subject arisen
out of this, namely i what cff» • t this tai upon
\oterican cotton would have upon the finance*
of England, under the load of debt and pnpet
money with which she is -note incuiuhrre*'?
IL re is the rub. At ptesent, and for years
loo k, t lie* stnte of the *sckaug«s with the cou
■ineiit hai esrited the n ost anxious uneasiness.
If we were to be cut • ff Iron* llsc* shipment of
cotton goods to that trpiaiter, the etc tiau.<e»
would i»e in«uiirHy"kpMiii^I us; the gold would j
then !*» etpnrfed a* : muitanr* I, instead of ,
bills, the bank would then take tht alarm ; dn- t
countiug most cease^prices of* very ft.ing fall,
osmotic became sauce; the r* venue would
be |pf«s -ned to the tame prop rtion ; fit* public
creditor would be I* It unpaid , and the go««j n
ment ite at mi* v thfldared insolvent, our w hob* •
funding, taking and fighting systems, would)
fa'I to te** ground A pirsrut it is by ttie grea
test management that the hank can regul.it"
it- issues, *o ns to keep up prices iq England
and not permit the *-xrbain'es of the continent
to he such ns to make it worth the while of the
jews to send ike gold out of the cmtntrv. See,
then what a ' itkh>h business it w uiild be to tai
Amei i« an cotton,-—ihcr hy to lose the trade ol
the cunt nciit—anil when we ere calling aloud |
for bread to be obliged !■• pay fur that bread in
gold, instead of g ving cnlticue>, and cotton
tw i t fur it.
. * — ...
roiU KJV INTCLLIOKNCK,
r.Al KST FROM ENGLAND,—The packet
-hip ( alrdc.iiian. Cap . Ih.gei s, arrived at New
Vink IV 'in Liverpool, tuiuging the F.vciiiitj
Post, Londonpaner'to the 4th, himI Liverpool
In tlleOih December.
There IJ no'king nf» from the sear of war._
File people of London are limy in speculations
upon mine expected chancer in iho minUory —
I here have h en repOHs’i.f negotiation* Ini' tlir
ml mil net in rl ..f Lords Salisbury, Sidmnulli a d
Lowllter into tlitj Cabitie , These do not ap
pear to re-t upon uiv good foiindaiioo. Imt il
se-'tits 111 he generally agreed that the Duke of
Wellington 11 negollaling in « (| nVi• itt q inner
and for the return of* much more aide, useful
and enlightened man m the atliniihstr ition. 1(
il laid i hat Indireci il n .( direct. Tenures have
been made to Mr. Hilikls-un al the S’iggeMinn
of Mr. Feel tn resume hiinld station h, the L'r»
bine'. Il j« believed that there will lie no pei
sonal objection Id do Ibis on hi* part, unless a»
is suggested he may lie unwilling | accepr of
office, unless his Friend Lord Dndly the side
vani Secretary ol Foreign Affairs lie also rein
slated.
Theiewa.n report, which had obtained cir
culation in Londnimf the death ul L)..u Mi
guet, but it i. not believed. ft i„ ceitain Hint
lie wtii not dead on Ihti 21 si Nov. though, #r.
cording lo Hie fit i in Ion Ccnirirr, lie hhi ilnjnght
to lie in n daiigeroiM .itnnlion, from lltt. irm>
lute t>l hit tliifth. A vessel arrived n: Plymouth
on tire 1st of Deromher, in five i|*y, |rum b'i
(fiiirn, t.ruiKinK Hie rumour of bf, ,1,.^^ -j (le
Kneli.il government, howevr r, |,h<1 received no
intelligence.if*nch Ml CTOtil,' nor had the P„r.
Uietiesc mill Bi Z'Iiiio utjnisie,,. Xlte- arrival
a( tint port ve,le,4»?, from Madeira, brought
""'lli/Vnfe. The Gtntrnl Hmnn
left that Island: ohi.itt the Mild of Di cemher,
him on l ,'i4el’i 'death is suppmed to linve
^I-I-C ..« rtic ttj Nov. If it,e dory Ol
'' 1 1 a .act, it could loudly he .opposed
at the hew. woo'd not hiive lenclieil the la
™tio Jl Madeira in (he comae of n month.
1 4t. Cntnpliell hat been re-elei led f.nrtl Rrr*
.or nlGla-gow College, by $*.> Title* out of ltvi.
It it vvlitepereil, taye the I.onilon Time. of
the ‘2Hiii of Nnvettilier, that the King It .offer
ing uiulci n fieali attack of Ihe gout.
An article in a Lnoilon paper of Ihe iithh ol
November, any*—" It appear* from the Atue
rienn paper, that aaaociatito.a are funning in
different part, of the Ui ited State., tor Hfe
puipoae of assisting the I rati Itonniu Catholics
in regaining thru l.btrlies, Thj. nppem a „ u»
to lia « u ang« sort of pi. reeediog. Whnt
rigln can ihe people of the tTnite>l state, hate
to interfere will, the Co,IstliOllon Hod law. n|
lu'eat Bnlaml”
hi Ji Affaire,— Mr O'Connell mad,, the fi,|.
IftWingai.it-ri'.Uj a .peecl* at a pnbiicmeet
,n6 of li e v^iijVoljc 'Ai|e)ri«Ui u.i. ^
• ‘■*■1 li»*r nm» in mention * )Brf i( *"
parlance m dm peiip eol In* •*«
*h* 3fi>h i f Oemhrr, ihe Goter. n« , i . 1
ImimI bate i,,;nl" no l*-« ih„n i|i,r, , T' *'
fn III* Pope flit n ,-irj,r,.rd.in,i„ —^||
I'h* *|>|ilicntiiHi w-m i.nl nuule ilir*,iu /
I'lT-imnm e (iri-rniteil n ; iMlt
bur n
ilK « lT**i III |J \ li V
fr>pi<|a-«|( m |{ imp.
Hr
li i
t! "Ha Hi.
*!•«* H-unnriMi, Am|l '
''»inrt (fleer j I iir* p ^
R|ip|iCHIiuini ueir Uinde In line I',,,*, « |
nut* UUthui 1 V*l lo tl.|i* l!u* !t|r«M |-| , -li
l WHS I'.on lo it lit lelilM nf J,,,.,1
hii-iH!»li|i liiwmil- tin- III iiisti Uov,
*1-1.
"'•* Hint
i riiil* •! Hith hi. emphatic -tec a1n
-""‘"■''I, Ut
il Hi* ai»i nlicr of inlninl acr*
no iieaty on .In •nlji-i-. aunitl ne , 'll *1
Home. ilinmrn.-e cheering.) f'j,,, •
nl 11 i'IhikI Hill join »«h me m pi;,VPr * ' ’lu *
li'erring* r.f Almighty God on llir |?„|j
lllif til ilnrullllll : IlM ia I iiu foll.ae
Ij'i* d* eUritlieii i lie fs lim father of ihe^l'n^
lit cliiir, I. ; lie Hill out enter into any ni
nielli legitril ntf Ilie j;i,viuiiiu-iii ul ; , '"’t'
in this country until ttie ft-retl- in of n.(,
lit - it established; null lit* antwer lo mP /
i>h Gnvermai ni in rhe best reply nnd ,.l(|l'/
linn u hich I can i-tf rm 'he Duke ,,f ‘ ‘
end ilie aecurtiv ini'ii in Knyleml. | |mi '
Iimior ot having one giiniil chilli, *i,,| ,, ,* '
cipilion *e e lo li« (mil on'jr |.y Kecurit
■lininst I ...Hid . epeef woulil lie, '
1;rjii 11-<l 1 iliI wonlii he * gunnM iil , r 'jir )
time of ftl accomplishment. As I ,
1 hose who ardently desire 10 lie pie ei 1 „t ,UI
I utival to celelnele llnil Ii»|i|iV even' | '
Ihefiitnand determined foe ol t|
,. . . . / . .* *'TII| lies
i llerit. h"Ar.)—I do lint ri-feel seeuriti,., Ir "
ntiy Imsiilit-. to my Prmraient breihreu u"
cause J iiHTe never i-uiei la tied lona,j, *
Huy ft eiings but those of affection Mncl «!(„" j"
ment. (Hear.) I am ready to give I, jt| ,IC **
Tiller, these which should make the lhlll(l(, ^ Tl"
Hint the empire neeure. by minting „ '''*
ot ii* dignity and well being, the air,-, o',,.,
sulirituilei ol th. people.” H,,tt
We subjoin ihf commentary of i|„. ■
I Courier on Mr. O'Cnnarfl’s speech. luul>
" The eatmarUuiaiy siaieui. ui rclai.e,. (oi1
concordat itio i v.n ilie mini 8<*tiuus »«»^ull(Jl'
I>oe« it mil prove in the strongest (
light, the fnnnesinn Ivetweeil ilia cmholiri un,|
h foreign Potentate, anil the iulerfeieuce of
lhai Putenate iu i he internal alTniii „f a j«
eign Stan-, amt with the subjects of „
Sovereign 7 Remember? that this interlermej
'• not upon mailers of religion, Inn „|10ll p(1j|(
ical matters The Pope lay* down * |M,„
negotiation—a Wne yan non. And thin it js_
II *|p l Ibe catholics shall he admitted in political
power—shall In'pul upon the‘ tame foot,,,,,
iviP* Protestants— And lino! tiien lie «ill coin
descend'o enter into u negotiation.!— /.cl U)
•righ 'his well—lei it be considered and re.
considered l>v e»eiy Brunswick club ilnoiiel,.
onl rite Kmpire—and then let them decide
w h'-i her their oljpciioru in Emancipation »ili
‘mil lie len limes stronger Ilian they have been.
“ A ipieslion of pnliinal power is u be set
tled in the first instance by n Foreign Prince
whose religion is all alien and adverse loilu
eonsliiulm nfOr«ai Kti'aih. lie is u dii lain
in the Bi'nish Parliament the conduct lo be
pursued with respect in catholic*—iheonth of
the Keeper ol King’s conscience must be new
modelled, in order nm to offend flun delicacy ef
Ibe pope end his Legate—and we, tcc ate to
ove llow in kindness anil gratitude lor the p«t.
mission granted us m share our privileges with
III' catholiea. who «i»! no! condescend to view
n in sni other light than as heretics— heretic*
loc whom there is no pi utilise aid no hope nf
salvation. Recollect that we do not uiqiiin,
whelher rhe communication, if true, is line in
hole or only in pen He lake ii mid argna
upon it on Mr. I) OTi'imell's own showin.—
■ nd the manner in which it was received by i|„
gsS' cialion si'ffii ienlly presses that, so 'ai from
any repugnance hi the interference i.f a For
eign Polentaie in political mutters, the Agis
I '1 are prepared lo lied and welcome it »|i|,
the greatest gratitude and esaliatimi. t i dec
such circumstances the increase of the Hum.,
wick club will not only not hen nia ler ui sur
prise but will be a measure of (lie most urgent
necessity.
T.onis Bonaparte, Comte de Sninl Leu. has
published n reply la Sir Waller Scott, 0il (|l(,
subject of Ihc history ol Napoleon.
Native 11 we.—A correspondent at Washing
ton v* iiff* to |)r. Mitchell, that he bn* tecenflr
returned liom the south, bringing with hint fitry
two varieties »tf the crape vine indigmous i.*
1 he l otted Stales Among the collection is ib».
celebrated Snippet nong. h native of Wauling
tun county, North Cmolintt, . ' *1 di riving .f*
n nne !• uin 'hat «d the iurmp ie. * ich it grow*.
A plmitei in that sla'e has trim aeie* ot it uri
der cultivation It is an proffie that a sifigla
vine !ias in one instance pimltiml 2.t (K)pound/
of **• ••tie* yielding eight hair* I* of wine, w’dHt
is w P known to lie of delicious flavor J.ike
Madeira it improveshv a*»«». The planter nl
luih-d to has kept some of it lonifoon vp»'V.
Dr. Mitchell is to leeeive a cask, by wav of com
pliment, end lor the puipose'of itihltiflg eipeH-t
menu on its quahiii *.
From the Huston Evening Gazelle,
Mr. Adam Sir win i, a judicious and penetra
ting mechanist ol tin* city, ha*, after innumera
ble • xperitnents, at length discovered the self
acting principle of imitation .Mr Slewari, frowi
llie cmiv*1 saiinn we had the pieasuie i«i ho Li
with hm upon the Milject ol I i* invention, ap*
i»e« s to have been led by various induction*
rod ana »*gnus rea-i n ugt to the d scovtty ol'
lh plan.
Supposing a Indy or gentleman to flay a
piece ot music on a l*h»no Forte or Orian, ei
ther fmm a written hook <*r estempoianeously,
Ihi* mechanical cnnti iv.mce, wjiich loi the pres
ent we term echo, will plav the same music, with
ill its combination* of hafinooy, a ihousantl
limes if required.
florw-tteaks.—Mona Lntawhe, declare* thai
Rxcellect steak*, and still heHei beef a-h* mo«le,
ruaybe had out of a middle-aged h*#rr—he
having cooked many a one when hi* old in«i
h r Davoust, was blockaded in Hamburg by lliti
Russian*.
Singular effect of b> unity on a ynnn* man.—s
Bishop Otipov united one dav m a dinner, two
idergy men and three ladle* ; he noticed that do
png the whole repast, the youngest of the two
/ergymen had his eves readily fixed ooone
of the ladies who was very handsome. I hft
Bi-hop nlfer dinner when the ladies had retired*
asked him what hr thought • I the beauty ha halt
just been looking at. The clergyman answei •
ed. “ My lord, in looking at the lady. I wni
reflecting that hrr beautiful forehead will out
ilny be covered with wrinkles ; that the coral
on her lips will past *o her eye*, the vivacity
of which will lw» extinguished ; that the ivory
ol her teeth will he cIihi gi d tu ebony : that !•»
the lilie* and roses of her complexion, the w ith
ered appeal ante ol care wi l succeed ; vl»Mf Ik r
fine soil skin will become a drv parchment ;
ibat her agreeable smiles will be converted met
grimace* ; and that at length, she will he
Come ihe antidote of love,’ 1 nevei should
have supposed, said the Bishop, that the sighfc
ol a line woman would have inspiied u yuuBif
man with such profound meditations.
Holt to 9/ntf away Baron.—Married, at Mid*
dletown Conn. Mr. Curtis Bacon, (o MiiS Aitfl
Stow.
Poverty anil Knavery* live poorer a mnr.^
i*. the more necessity there is for hi* l®,n^
hutievl. A rich knave mav. perhaps pro»p**^
«*r h t|.iic in wnvldly alt w’» s ; but a |,,,n*
jkuave will soon have as litile credit a* ca f
fond will n.it onlv sutler but deserve
, v*,ft whicli poverty air, iuflir*

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