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•ary to lead ui to **• eontmniuallon »o drvcu ly to lx*
Miahcd” (or. D aided i ti ri and aoi.H.ct ol iuttr**',
Ul «y mar the lur pro»p»cl hr fore u*, and pos'ponr lo
year* lui-'j s iteair-d ),• loniiiot by all p«*r>o ic Vir*
gtuian*. lb rTUte In ii.nny it o iinoo, by aont>ulta
ticn a» to b«* bru m**ti* ol promo In/ ih« unit in'r*
rail* advrrt >1 in, tin niavtoa t« et*»tly ri u/irr il »ha’
a Con trend (<• t». c<»iui><i**d ol I) I <j *< irom ihr
c«iioti““ I»t*»o W »• oi th» 11 u» K m rhuulii be re*
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K -olvrd. Tint r Ii (•« coiliitl » \Ve«t ol ih < Hlu
Ridge h->. and they air h-ieby, rr pc« lul:y ioilitd to
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K avl* *t, I - i *rv i I) !.•>»( a bo app-luted to rt»
proem t bo *uu > y «• Ii mmlu io a :«l Couaeotlnu
buei«<i|iiu, <ti-> loll » .Ur g ii- r.ifi were cbo-eu b)
t*»» r.iee'iu^: l.-a .(i.u n.rr, Joop. I.ivrl1, G-org.
W. S-iUiitirr•, C ar--« h Ha v» n, J luira C. MirFar
U*>Ear.i \V ik r. It •]. H. S m h.
U a tvr-J, 'I'm Jim > A I. wK K Pirrk, M it.
«b-iv Diubir S mu I CUllmo, L vi \V lab. L wi
Rurtu-r. j. 1 i-ii.j l.'ainp i i. appui lo t Commit.
,u i> i» 1 tli iti<* f ‘Mil in • ij)l> 4c*«) i*i 'Iks
•un a«- • , •' • - i • isp ciai.ry aud piO;.ti>y o
a cuui) |i,u«« >li leivib,
K i olV- ), I . ' t.o pio-rnl <lig* ot ibis Hireling br
pubi:*i.i d in tb ■ liuoibi It* nip, and -.liat lo E Ii o»r
nl pa aia ihrni.gtioot Wrutaru Virtit ia iig-ibn w ill
tb« Eli lur* cl the dlH-rem pap r. j-j R c lur cud am)
Uy.i hbu ii. be rtipei'Hii >,• r-qu*. ed to r-puli iai tbr
*4,“; ANDREW PaRKS. I hutman.
Mason Umi-bell >«•.« ary
Hak. IJUNUl'KO S |1 . 10.
Hinl- Road Conventi n — A: >be iu. o u.g td . tl.
J a u- if A gu.i.cn It I n of S p’eiuber, 1831, h
foils Wit g gru | II.. II 4 pool O'»d 41 I) lega a. io a *IU.
»'»'«» '« tm - cl J in N w-M<rk. .• .). W, l».n,,o.
C. A. St<j« i. Win U ||t J.,f Il.ono, |, . Wajdrl p
Kttnsy, A. R. Gi»»in, W.u l* -go, K. S idling, W.
• L> ’* J K Moor*, A II. H.rniu ,Win H.
^ 4n‘» > B ook*. J i*. B I? aiiU (j .iHMt Kun *7.
CONVENTION
Purioint lo >n iitvi anon mad* by Pi* Ci'.ir.-os el
Karki.iglMu , si • M-etu g * e d iu Minis obu g. o ,
the HI h day ui July last, I <r lb* pu pj*. • , sp
Iba P.t iinal srd K-« Iu iou adop'ex a* |ia< M-eucs,
the following (J uthinm >ppra.-d»* I>«trgii»* ho*'
tb- Couu lea ol lYorkiogham ,ud A»cu»t«, at te Toon
ol New-Ma.ket iu tbe County ol SUeiiando.-h, tin 6 I.
ol S«p'«n,b*r. 1831.
F,o.n Jtockingham. From Aucutfa.
Jobi. y. Kiti'ge , I), tv. Ps-tc.M.,
Or. C -i*rta, A. II. II. Smart,
I) J. I) Wi li union, C .r.lay Kaiuy,
!>.. P a> hy H.rris.u, W. H Tapp.
Col J.iu.it- H l,
th" 'UOtlon t.f 1>. W. Patteson, F.sq. IJr. Jacob l>.
*** •1’poinlcd Chairman; and oll ll„„jo„ o|
fob James Hall, it. H Tapp, it as appointed ^cre
Mr. Smart submitted the following Resolution:
Resolved, !li»t tbe people of the counties heretofore
invit.d to co-operate w idi m and nil others deeming
themselves interested, be respectfully invited to send
Delegates to an adjourned meeting ot this Convention
to tie held in the town of llanisonbu g, in the county ot
Rockingham, on the Till day ot Oc ober next, tor the
purpose ot concerting measures to further tbe great
scheme ol improvement contemplated though (be Val
ley ol Virginia by „,c „* ol a Rail Road.
On motion of Mr. Kinney, It was Ke-olved, lhat
tin* meeting highly appiove ol the proportion ol a
Convention upon tbe subject of Internal improvement,
to be held iu tiie town ol l.ewisbtirg, on tbe 31st day of
Octobernext, do respectfully recommend to the dillereul
counties in the A alley lo acini Delegates to tbe said Con
vention.
Resolved, Thai the Editor* ol the Virginia Free Prc*«
the Martinsburg Gazette, li e Winchester Virginian and
•' incbestcr Ucpublicsu, the Seutinel of H e Valley, the
RocWingbam Register, be Staunton Speciator ami tbe
Rockbridge Intelligencer be requested lo publish the
foregoing pi breedings.
Resolved, I hat this Convention do now adjourn to
meet again in the town ol Harrisonburg, in the couiity
ol Rockingham on Friday, tbe 7th day ot October next.
... J*'‘I11 J'llJdAMsON, Prniilent.
” AiaTRU II. i atp. Secretary.
hon Ore. e unteisi ml .tr-u a search tIter iron
ore wbum h*a l>*«D carried on rvtb mmli znl upon
Ihe lands ol G W. & II Ur wo. Iy,„g f„„ lv lu hj. ^
partly in J ,rx .on e uu y, h .s r e -mu i « i n ihe disc -
very ol, a. it I* befies-d, <,u oxiei.eiVa ,i,d va uat-le
bad O') one o be Maoctc* o! Pot l.lieo crrrk «,b u
Mgbt u das 1 < ni tbe ra*iri«n«. ol J*. Scissor-, E o.
The sit at Dir, is ad o be s von or «!*•■» leetdrep and
ei at) ex-cut in,i ye) arc >'abie*. [fo.unnvha Han.
CONTRI RU HONS FOR 11IE POLES
A Meeting ol American ci ;zun« was h I t m the R i
Uicb-liev, Part*, on Siiurday, Ju‘y,9 1831. Mr. J
Fabimor- Cooper, ol New York wa, called to >l.e«b«ir,
and Mr. J A. W i»hin»iou, ol Na.'th Carotin , w « a; -
pointed 8-s.Clary. The Chaumau b.-t.fly .i.icd tbe
utjsets ol hr Me t ug, when the following R.solution,
were proposed hy Mr A S ewrr», ol New York, tbe
Cbarman ot a Committer appointed tor ih<t purpose, a
h presioui ra«o ,(g. he'd ai i».„ ,jn,e pm* J," u„
It all n hr* O’. 4 .» ol July Jar'. A I the Remluuou. wer I
iuOpttfc! !
Rj.olvsd—That we -ympa l l e wi b tl e Poluh naiot I
In their still r.i)g‘, and lhat w« admire ihr.ir he oie '
courage, and the coiistarey win. which they mainl.di
their natural and ra.rea lights ag.iusi the Va.l p w-r o
their or.ein'rr.
~ Rssolved—Tua* a rnhscr'ption shall be made amor *
ino Aiuer cam low io Paris, or ha tan-lit ui iLlu l
lain pstp'e
R .olvrri - Thai he flui m.nbe r quested retnec
fu.lyfoir.viia G n. ral R.t yj«,e h. become ibr i<-i>
ol reini: leg in- i. om y a IVcmd at Paris, tod in Ameri
cs in roan «|'ience of iht* mtaiii g, to the prtnji I»0|„i
mo liuriUfi -
Reso'ved—That an Address in behalf of the Polas be
ntade to the American People, in th« name ol this meet
ing; that it be authen irated liy tbe signature* of the
I. lialrman and Secretary; that one thousand c. pies he
printed and circulated at home.
Resolved - I Hat the proceeding* of this meeting, tbe
answer of General Lafayette, and a list of the coHbibu
foi», with the stun total rereived at Paris, be prefixed to
the aforesaid Address, ami circulated accordingly
Rejotved- I hit &|r. Washingion, ot Norlii t arolina,
Mr. Claihomne ol I.ouiviaiia, and Mr. Hallowed, ol
Pennsylvania, be a committee to receive ourown contri
butions, and to remit them to General Lafayette.
Resolved lhat bis meeting admires and commends
the real ol Dr. Paul F. Eve, ot Georgia, in devoting bis
person, his acquirements, and bis time to the Polish
cause.
A few ordma-y resolutions, including the vote* ol
thank* to the officer* ol the meeting, were pasted, when
the meeting adjourned, tine die.
Letter oj the Chau man to (Jen. Lajaydte, with an
. extract from the Jturnal end' ted.
_ .. Paris, July 10, 1831.
A1T i'KAn I ir! A M >stiti([ ol Airir nc.tw, ou the
sut j<-ei ol .be P./Irs, «», he!d U<l ovet it g in tfe R„e
Kth.leu, and I hasten to rend yi u so account ol ih
prt r. edit Ce. You will ,fe that I had the honour to
presi 'e, and that it Ins terome my duty, as he organ
oi ti e Meet.t g, o request you will consent to rns rs
not only o tr own eobtribuions, bat any other* >hai may
bo lb* tvosrqu naesol our effort., and to rrm.t them
to the fne people |0r tfltorn Huy ate Intecdtd. it was
(letldnl vital . n appeal at.ould b* nt.de to the Ameri
• so peop-, in «hi« rata-, aid we have dared to hope
you will »ive the whol* proceedings *ha huh taoa i n
•f your name. *
1 am Dear Sir,
Very (at It rally *r<l slr.eerrly yours.
^ , J BEN I MORE COOPER.
(issrrRAt. I.avayfttk, Li G at g*.
.intwer of fitneral Lafayette.
■ • c , , 1a w**«o*. J*»ly 14. 1831.
•T r I ham Sm, | J avo L»<J •>“.«» iw rtctifr
your .avor OlI tba 10 h ms. , h rludit* your R-,ol.»iions
.Mloyted .1 the M-rlmg iu oclulf ol cdmirsbls P-Hsi.d.
emhl'n. IT '*Uhou*b 1 d|d 10 pr. e’atm n.j
V. rtl era "bd 'o becvino one ot ib* sub
! M !° ,n'l| VTM of F*1,io,ic *» jojrnr.ent to see tbs
ry in pa h e. ol h. Uu„„i 8 mtog'a w„h those svhl. h
the rauae a. d hero.„„ 0, lhe po(„ ba„a alaiif(, E|.
rAT'„Tnr ',i n y ,b,#"*‘ 0'” V'*" Inslafises OI
AmtrUsn f«eli,g on t e subject w« mav *l,.*,i*
rrford. Wl s ever if collected n, u Th * *
it E reps, it Irom the United 8,..,,*, I .hah hi
hippy at,d proud to iraumiil o the Poh.h’ Au horitio.
" i •• lf * high. »l regard, I am, my u ,r Sir,
V >ur »ff-e.l ona.a friend, LAKaYETTE
’J BawiMomt Coorta,
”11' ^ • U.ifuti quo, Paris.
. ..... f *®r® Mow the subscribers’ names.]
t .( .e o al amount received from lhe foregoing tub
acitbcr. i...* thousand, three hundred franc. )
rO IHl; AMERICAN PEOPLE.
}; «[ ,bVoc‘*"< l^publicol Poland. 1 he|> poal
lior., comparatively near the scene of a disastrous war
their mean* of InielHgcnca. and . desire to bo useful’
orm Ihelr chief title to your attention;-.* (bey come
howerer lhe adyocatr. of humanity,’ ,h,y for«°?h.’
■mallrteta of their number, *nd urge their tennrum nii>
the ro.'fi.lence of men familiar with your philanthropy
i I he necesatty of order and of defence has Ktv,r, .,££
fo nation*. lo -h. course of *g. a, famil",*.;,",^
communities, and from the intimate relations of origin,
language and usages, are derived the teelinga and Inter
ests which bind a people together. Next to the lie of
blood, that w hich unites man to hi* country la the strong •
c«'. I hi* sentiment of patriotism is among the purest
that adonis human nature, and experience has shewn
that it cannot be destroyed without bringing with its loss
a moral abasement that di-qualities it* subjects lor all
aspiring and noble enterprises. In every rase In which
distinctive character and habits have been lorrned by
social or ganisadoir u.ilioinl existence seems nearly ne
cc**.rry to national virtue. Conquest tails upon a peo
pie like a blight, checking the currents ul its generous
iinhitiori, and withering its lirq rs lor ages. W e cannot
find an extensive tenitury which has been brought, by
violence, Iroin the high condition ol a State, to the de
pendent lot of a Province, which rloea not furnish
manifest pruolsot its bad administration. 1 he restrain'a
that are necessary to secure an ill-gained ascendancy,
■ind lire imposition* which the weak sustain from ihc
strong, are among the mure obvious evils ol lire calami
ty. I » these must be addi »1, the downward tendencies
ol deleat, personal humiliation, and personal corrnp ion,
with their train ol depressing consequence*. Such a
late, befalling lire smallest community, would be entitled
19 w® «ro certain would awaken—your pity; but
tvlisn l’vlaml wa< overcome, thu lit h Power ol Chris
tendom was trodden upon. 1 here ate circumstances
ol unmitigated wrong, ol peculiar aggravation, that
must Ire added to the picture. 1 he crime ol Poland
was l**o much liberty; her independent exit* eoce, in
the vicinity of tlroso who had reared their thrones
on arbitrary will, was not to he endured Fel
low-citizens, neither the ancient ins'ilulions nor
the ancient practices of Poland, have been on
derstoud. The loriner had in common with all Eu
rope, ilie inherit'd delects ol feudal piaclices, hut still
wore they among the Irecst of (Ins hemisphere. The
later, ** ev r Ira* b-en, **ud a* evi-r will be the
«ass, until mtu shall geirvr. I r enter into tli» posses
sion III rb i-e right* or winch hr has to long been de
prived by political roiiibma ion* aid le'leied in ropo'le#
‘Vere call nun* -.1 and dr-io'ied *o*ert* he ends if rt.e
w who d-sire la live rn the toil of the manv. Po
Ino'l arru-rd ol l.c ion , nd arareby. Tlla ir«c
tr n*:t il ihe.r er:r rs aod hei vir i e- o jo teii y a* the
cori.paciotis ot their greatness, while »h» * I'ggish
•...t r w mo p.rt*in ii t* nnv cl H.u ol,* ur*.
'V. h--*r ol the UciimiicI tlie Gre k rei uulic, while
<ve arch iu va u tor t v-n the UAtn-* ol nr*,i o( tt eir
cm t m par at • de.po i*nt*. Dm we need i o examine the
ins x'i ol an iquity m or 'er lo a* unVe th- v* ua el
he*.- e*(liir>Ol»«, -r io i.vr* 'gate tbeir motive. Pe0
p'e o( Am»,ic«! Y u .oo are i<n:o.l (.| living In th
mi.ixt o' au*ic* y mi rf lit ••tiu-iin—you a<,
be iui<l ol l iter y,—y.u are rev l?d a* I r
KBiiiig Go’,—you Ain q .c cd a* pining |.jr a M0
m»e->! What you ktcv io he f.l.r, «, renp,«|.
yoarxrlve*, w«, with the tx-*p.i tocidrn'al io
■he diltaiei.ee, iu the *gr* and .ha G veruiu.nu
«>«o lulae in r/apeet to Polled. With the liberty ol
Poland (all ibe rover* igi. y ol 8 ate il.vlf No
* a. til* nli; nllaaia.ee w.t* t0‘ only ran ferry.!, but
it wa* Civi lei*. Pole can be K ituioi *d, at the w-»rd
ol k.i* in.,ter, -o contend wi lt Pole, rod i.-i th;,
v«ry wa, ol exiMeuee, air r||*. drrp centimecl
crnurcted wt h the p.e'.rre In hi * o te violated lo
iiplioi.l ■ be de'ened and p milieu* ,wry of Unninr,.
It rc wa, w n iug but a <i»giu a,-g v.ttr.g circuit.
.tanee lo rruder llte par itlon .1 ibl. b.te Cont i y mo,r
ciiou.; an.luub.pp y hi* bo •• w> bo enumerated
amoeg lla a ffenug*. Winn P* and wa* .ubdu d by
lar t..B !*<ger portion of ber lerr. ory became »uH«cl t<
> peopl* l?*« advanced iu .tv.l za ion than » er own till
s-‘® WM.'hoe, • xcluded Iroiu u.e on'v „.|4ee o
•leleat, at d waa doom d iowt n.*. ha gradurl decay
oi lio-a art, and opt.-nut which io.iu tUv na ioui r> 0
i-eriiy. r
Ag.in»l the Pjil.li/a of h*ir lot, aid the further ac
cuii.uia lcn ol tbelr niai.iio d wrong*, the PWes bavr
a i»en l.eloie Gad and man. They have pioelalm,d
il.eir «: t\ ring•; they have a.ierWd ihcir r<g>...- *. d
n biy It. ye they il-kil every wo.diy iotrr**, on ih<
i Aiu. Under the tro*t advtrre anl diahear . nit g c:r
- uio.i.dcv,, I. ey have .li.i«n 'hamttlve* worthy o;
.l.- ir I igh dc c. n<; Cut oil Irom h. .-a,—ruvl.oo d
by a • pi-cion* neutra i y,—ar.,1 dear, led by all bts
.1 eir Courage, and b * mcred ju.iic* cl 'h ir catire
hey hwe el. va.ed -Un (Utiggla ir to an it.rur. action to
* K“r* a ir*, |‘f **" **» l’ *• u »i.e apiril nl propa**:,
1 *iu : \V .-isAA , he (, y rntr.eat ol ibe couuiry, end all
—e .« vruial iuiotm i ie«of *uvere:gn power, are . Ire <-y
rrg.t tied; and heiore Kuan* can ever .gain ink iu p .
»..d 11 .*-ii umi agriu co^q-.trr Poland.
The con* an*y with wU,n tH, heroic n* ion ha,
cl n< io it* reci llecticna, i« n.irtial pretnp i ud* in
ruing in i a own deiroce, and 11* entire Irankcee, a d
J gn.iy, .ii.cj i ha: remin d the aword, ex-’ite our e -
' '*• ,'"* The k.ugc'otn ta a crn»ti i* „.eo mo m lh<
b Id, ita nurnet iu the bo pi ai*. WLile, iu hi, own
ra.e, D.iih r per*nt. nor in«.o, me wikh-ld Irom (be
,.ub in be<r*»i let, llte Pol* di-d. in* decep io. ; t« ,a.,
hi* d r.g.r, fan procln,,., il, aLd he uteol* i. h* htc.iu-.
i.e Po e.
People ol America! Of all ih^ nation* of ih- ear b
ynu are tlu inn*, lav^ured Y-.u dread no enemie : you
-.r.Ucipate r.o fafnir.e,; you hold al comnmd tve:y
b no y wl.icb a heuetic n Providence ba« laviihco
upon d: At., iho sel'-il. nial and ia.t'AUip, ot your an
ceatoi* arc requiu-dte .hnir d sc-n lau.* m a ter fold re
tun. ot p-a«e, .ecurity and ha, p,ne... To you, thou.
do we a.pp y, to contri u e 'r^m your rl.u. dance to h'
urgent Waul, o >hi* wretged na ion. Rmooi* from the
I cone, of .hi hemiiph.re, you srn not familiar wi h .fc0
erect advau ,g« you po ,e*e, nor with t: « moral pow
er you wiel ’. The refig,oil* emancipation if million,
ha. quit, recculybeen effect d more iy a :tr< n* ex
M' ltmuoi you. leol.i.ga, mao ftout any other cauar
\our g.eat ex&tr.pio ta - I u y wearirg away it,’
ouitd4tiuu.cfde.poit.nl. That .. o.al acceu.l.i.cv o
which u her. bo.at, you ex .rir*,tnd exercire or'v
:i«4»uie you are ,hn true rrpo»iij,io* oi the per/ecLte.’
'ig .'* of » urnao nature. ||. not, then, m,worthy
y.mr trual, by cubf y wi ho di„g your-e.v -r bom an
exhibit oo of you r. ul *en irneuli. IlemeuiLer that toi
i lrreo.a(ii.ii. m he ino*l r,iiftin qti.rirr ol Hi* wo;id
Iba you .lo not lore a brother who:* <Uli t.d in yourowt’
“O" 4 «'• trpr z . Y ur ;old will a„u ge many g lei.
:.«r.l II Any wotiu-!*, purr lia.e much relial from tufferin*
tr,d Oiro. ; lu j oir *yropa»by will be dear, r (h»n all
l-e. 11 1,01 be *aid, that tv I. le poor nud hear 1. s. ir fficer.
o l uman right, are combm-ng ibeir ibe„o,, iu over
m tw*L y "li,! °' * 0 “ • niggling and worthy 0
i TV . !'? U ' lor^’ ^ ,l^*• "•'me quail,
t a,, locked ecldiy on, b cauae an ocmnj.y betiveM.
Utm li..t-,r hi< oc-.n, you loo would le availed
hat ar o.har p*. niciou, example might ho de.ircyed'.
rhou.and o Warding hearia look to the .uccea* ol thi,
.ppea lew lu -lie w.-an lo heteti, by your liberality,
ban in the noble l.opa cl bsmg cheered in *. pcerJ
I ’J* y ur or aolacrd by >oUr ,yuipa.hi-. iu
We have pul Re ca.e of Pol, nd simply before vou
h 'Tf. °',vl0,J!,,y j'*"'. »* lo require no aid from
the embelli.limeo * ol Ungucge, or to need a„y labour
01 aP^*l 'o your eban tee. We do no. r0n«esl from
our elves .he delict'. reU ion. w bich < x,.i beiwoan oV
own con any and Hu ...a. Wo do no. deny, on the Von.
*r»-y, we have plearure in publi.hmg, ir.ai K„',ia bv
her wisdom, lore.ig!*., .r,d liberality, hoa e|labl»P„d
#• tn*e oleum on ibe lei nd.hfp and esteem of Am/ris*
*re “““'['U' io erea'e lo keep th.m friends
w7d«arV5,,,e WVh, C4Mly r,,Dl,*r hem allies’
We do oo« aeeuse Niei.ois.of .yranoy, for we know he
k fw«,'n‘,"*tee,, of wtuah p...,,, \ |,
happily the vUUro. A, our jhiianlbropy 1. not uuickec
ed by national inters, a or national dread we e*n do
,u,n«. e«j«ially to the a..a,l*nl and the .„.dtd | „
eaer-pimn from pereonaf srsu.afiou, we have plea*nra
io Jneludio« ibe twoirild Priores, who, io eommon
wi h the ( aar, have hern ihe iuh*rilors of a fait* (VM
•ei en ailed by lor.n-r re gns. Bui while w? ,,r,j,a
heapng tljtirie. ou olbere, who may find ibam.e ves
enthrall'd t y opinion* d IJ*r*m Iron* cur own, w* t0«,
to the mijeity ai truth. Toe wree. »Xj,:. and
♦boutd be false to our origin, our prm«ip:*», ami ihat
m bi re ulon in whie* we are nurtured, eanl! w. hesf
tsis bet wren P.l.rd and her enemies
I f> Ollf (.OUliU \ V LluftTi w a i»m.A '•«,! I
in leh.lf of ihe.i.fle.inV Tuey .te thJ r J7 *PP'y
ef n laught .0 ecnsider fcSce as rut Ue, ?" p*n'00‘
never be.o„,r general until lll# p0Wfr el .be' J.,on«
•hell every wbero b. laughl lo y I'M (oUb p«f.u..fo*
of the good. W e tppeal lo them fo.- .urror to tf.e f,.
en'.IVI io-11'" h*’',,'b,0fc*,'» w® • k 'or Iheir eonr,
n r,re to eneettrage the de,ponding vr*d m cm firm
lie bold. W« t-|| „p0f, lbtn, |0 ,p ,, >f .riteNfe
UK gVoVwV !heh,J'y VUM* M “ "k* 'K 'r"d <1°*
•A u U.Tnat whl**' **' **D*,,*i'y w‘'»' M.l*b their
’ * . !"* whenever the |rincip|e 0| fUht i. in
vaded by the war* oenee* ol fore., '
Come, thee, perpl# of America, in the relief uf tni,
mueb it jurrd and gads,it pe pie. Your .if „,,•**
offered to those who's,* w.llV-g.o ...r b.e all b’r 1
bertj; to those who are witting io work out U,,.,, i
red-rr.p icj; who l ave *1 ratty sbr Wit tkrm.elvc wor’
thy of their atieienf fame In twenty halls * ,* /
will never yi. Id un:il r..ieian*« .ball have been Tar
fled to t-xiremiiy. (Signed) ° *r
J. KEN I MORE COOPER. Chairman
J A WASHINGTON, \cAAry.
From the United State, (Perm.) QaueUe.
-p, POLES.
S-ao?bl. sWw IrVn n'T"!" hl*rd of ,h®
galled by Mr p OHAM^fV'* v *[;'O0'w r*.
fion ol ib- Pole*. »„ * '[ N®w Vo,,,• '» •* * •of.dt
in.e'li g, II. W. H|( HAin.V l "* ?Vs °^?e' °* l,,,!
Baltimore, was a, *. ,mn d 1. * . * °'1
resolution. w* fe »i **», ,,? 4 Th®, ,l,ilu"h f
I. Hetohtd, That we heir, l! y “
Poll b r at.cD id their „.fT y *CeA\a\nZliy,
•hi) admire .he k»roi*m Which bat been displayed n
ihe n>i>ioieu«Bc» ol Ibelr dibit.
i. Tbt» wo Lfob'y approve ol ibo •'jar's o‘ Ibe
tn’otiug ol our couolrymau In Pant. oo tbe 9 b ol July,
•'d iiuti ibat ib-lr cell will ba responded lo iu iveri
qu»rt<-r (| our «ou< t-y.
3. Tbai a (ub.cnp ioo ba now mad*. wth the hopr
hat this olstuple wil ba tsfow.l houghin' tbe
Union by all iravetl.'ia. aud hat this tmr.bl- «om
tnenceuiom may bo followed by a large aggregate re*
4- Thai • eontio'IUe of ilri». veoda.lcg ol Vow
cvnr. KoitiNaoN ol V.igl.ie, Stephen Baldwin
oi Peun«>|vai ih, aud David HorruAN .| H.iniu rr,
COdie ‘be prop >-e.l si b cnpMoi, aud place tbw urn
in ike bat di o CapLlu Degrsw, *o be handed i v* r c
autb rgep c »a it.sy b* cppoto'ad *n N.w-Yok, 'o
trantuiii whsl may bo .|it« cot e ad iu bo alt ol h*
• 'Mil* at use
S Thai Cap lin D k aer Is '• quested i0 *u|ge»'
etniitai in digs tn b.ia>d ol ib * b?a', wim tiioi'ir
0 j «•*, during Ihe remainder cl 'bi« *c»oo.
Mr Abraham Payne,.1 he I<Und ol Madeira,
a Idretsed ihe iu>eing.o au an'tnatrd aud (etc tils
manner, and a!o«ed I i. eaoellent rmi,aik>, by ittd>i*
log at a present lor .be ben* h ol Ibe Poles a p!|-«
01 bis b.,i Madeira wmr, low in B*"i<i.ore— the
pioteuh »li» i.li w il be paid to Mr II |f0*B, lo
I »ai ol'j*et. Tbe p.lo! »nd cog nerr au-i n.i.e deck
hand* ol u>e swa.nhoai Sw»i«, K v. tu«e do l.irs. Tola,
roll.e'ion in oicuey *b u 6<l .'o' ar<
B. W. RICHARDS C airman.
David HorrMAW 8f.eie.ary.
b'r, m the JV~. Y. E Pott, ftp' 16
Two DAYS LATER MKW8 from Europe.— H,- the
Arrival *i Bu.t n ol he sh p(saurc". Suiitb, ir.nn Lieer
*>oola wh new sh* tail'd on Ibo 6 h ultimo, Liverpool
papers io that date iuc’u'ive, .v d London io He 6 b,
also inclusive, have been received By the»e weaie
"Tiii-hed wi h K> roppau fnelhg. nco oliwo day# liter
« an 'hai bronchi by Ih- Sumou on ihe 5 b loti., the
•le'e* which were, London io the 3 1 and L verpool
lo he 4 h ultimo, hoih li e n Ive. Tha d !iu« oil n- w.
brought by thv BjaIou ar.tval i* 0( conndera..lo unnor
lane*.
Tha two etna.' |. a'uret of he iiilellic'nea are .|.a> *
chance o' Mii.i “ry b*d i.k o piece lo Fr nee. an<l h«
H I and had re-co'nuieo:ed botlili ir* agaiotl Ba..
gi’im.
I he question sshch led to a thing* of th? Frereli
Miniei'V was th- election of a I* r«i(!eut tty itr Cham
t». r ul D ,hi im, which though it recited iu c m jo.-ily
yet the in joii y was so-malt (five cnl>) that M. Cssl
snor P -rii r tindiug I iu eelf too lr ebly suppo' tod o hope
•o MKCH'it >n hie measure*, immedia ely tender'd hie
resignation. We give am erg o«r n'ruu wo accoun •
one from the P.ri# eorrespoi dent of t o L<>n t«n Morn
ing Herald, and the othe* trom the Lond. n Con trr._
l^he c irr-• p.'ii teiit of thr London Titnee slat** that M
Caeim'r Perrier complains o' pe fi y am net; teria’n
e *-«•* ol hie promised sup u rters, who, wt<*n they
•'•me to vo e in *e«r»t bain*, deserts d bim. The «*ine
Un-r.wri «r stare* tb*l Count Mur, the |ri«nd ol
Prince Talleyrand, httd been charged by .fie Ku:g t..
make a n» rr administration, he being the Prsudent oi
ihe Counr.il a'.d M nisler o Fir ign Afftir ; that M r
•h.l Soull would he ro'ainsd ai the b-ad oi iho War
Dgpariw-n», and Admiral do Uigoy a* Minif-r for Ma
rine: and that Couat Mole ba<l olfsted h Finauce te
M. Hun atm, ihe Ministry of Jus ice to Herenger, cod
oi the Interior to Vatisment. T*ie London Courier
c.*n m min* ou the contrary rpcnlaiou* ol ih' cj'res
poL-dent* «f It.e d ir-r-ut Journals, rays, ••one cf t u>
ont.opo arm* «'ate* that Moult it o be plsc-d at lb*
brad cf the new cabme',and another m* n'ion* M. Mo'e.
N-i her ot 'he«e i< ot ths rxtraine leu; but no uiiriatry
can -| ,od, e xcept on ‘he principle of a:«i»iing the P.iie*
Thi* is po«l v . Ii may be right or it may be wrong,
but the f. ct I* cl-ar, end it hoi It be f I y to at up t.
conceal the fact Ire > the pc. pie of tbi* coun r *, who
are deeply Interest'd io tbe politics ol F auer.”
T <s n tv# of Iho rail »*f the F'enrb Miuutr, had, ar
will ha seen by i ue of nur ex rael*, .,u . IT.ct »j «au»e a
•ttddrtt decline in tit* funds.
Conc-rcin* tho resotumorc-ment of hostilities ho
twsen Holland slid lilgtnin, w0 ropy a number of in
terests g paragraph*. Tborid'.y, ibe 4h ot August,
wa« ibj day appointed fo.- he evpiratiuu ol trie arB i*
•tfe. I - is -aid in sot* e of he London p.per*. ilia', i
takiug ;|*i« step, H dl-nd looks to r-c tve a d from P u«
-ia Th- Prit.ee «f Orange, in 1 It«• n. f.wLi e, h d *-i
| out for II nla to Ifcke command ol th - arir.y, and repo t*
w -re s rsulated ibat bo* iliiios bad alrea y cinimnit. d
| near Chen'. Io I, ndon, Ibe news it out Ilo (and led
io mary p edie'i"ns of s g-naral war iu E imp-. I.
was said ifiel a s'earaboa. bed been sen out with lies
ptlcbe• for Admiral Codriogton, to p.ocerd wi ll hi*
squadron to h. Mch Idt. Large ecn'raet* for provision*
had Ii-sii advertised t r !.y he G jv *rntn'u'. The Au*
tri»n, French and II i/»i»n Ambassador*, 'he Pruisisn
Mirirer, aid the Envoy Eit*a vdioary, bad had long
conference* wi'h Yuiount Paimeriton, ai (h» iffic* ol
Ii- S-«r*lsfy ol S a's I r Fo eign AIL r*. The Morr.
•ng H-ral.l give* a paragraph, mtmd.d to thow it a
France t* actively, though a lenity, preparing for we*.
No withstanding, «.;y* .hsi pipe*, >h* s'Aietn nl* tha
lately app-a'ed, of the large q .aotity ol guupowdei
I wb'ch lie Fsench Government bn* in it* (oiseca.on,
r-ady 'or immediate service, a «o:*>nr.eieial letter, re
[ c-ived yesterday from Bordeaux, «<aies that large p.,r
cba-Ds cl saltpetre have beeu made on acc.-um ot (J,
v*romen\ and io some instance* even in an.ic paiion o
h? iuii a' o' cargoes.
The tun.cur, b'ougbt by the last arrival, of ihe detlb
'he Emperor NLhoiea hy chal ra morbus, lurr* nu>
to have h»eu untrue, bti' not ai together without lj.ii.dr
lion, a. it is sta'-rt in -nvrral paper* that Li* health w a
seriously impaired. The C,uner F ancais sayt, recent
accounts from R •• ia, by commercial letter*, » a'e tbs
he E t peror N ebols* is araekad wi h a «* naotnp ive
<• mi hint, which is brintin* him gradually to bis g. a- e
The Mcssat'rr ile» Chambres alao men ions ih.tt .'u
rii'g *nn,e days ihsre h.d been n report prevai. nt < I
tbe il n*s« o' N.-hoia*, wi.ieh lied bent col firmed, an.)
Iba' he was labouring under a consumptive i (11 clior.
which liad a'rea.ly r-srhed a very advanced *l*t .The
Grsnd I). ke Cor* au.iue, the *.m of N c'.oI.m* and n
the event ol In* death, the scctettor to the empire, i
stated to be not yst five years old.
We find no confirms ion io .he news be'o’e us of ihe
rumoured spl-ndul victory of thaPdt*. The Pruftisn
S a’« (J iz-tt* ror.tains an arlie'e under date o F.‘i n iers
ol Poland, July 24 h, in which it i* s*a*ed that the
grand R istian a-my, 6<> 000 a nog, with 70 piec<s o'
csun-D, had pjssed .be Via ula at Ni-zswa; and that
on the 19 h *lie G aud Duke Miebtei, at Ii e head ol
t'e Imp-riel G lard, bad crossed. O.t 'h* 21st a Tc
Deum w * rung in the c tmp, wtilt the finog of esc
noo, to celetraie tbe eve^l,. Tit* Ru**isn edvnuc.-d
j'urd under the command of Piince Sobatk. Uskci, and
G?n»ral Witt, had ao' with no other obs'acls in their
"arch, and wa* near Warsaw. Iu Warsaw, ctR ;,a|
ooiiso h*d been givrn by be Giverurr of the ncarap
p o»ch of Ibe enemy, and every ini ab:tant cap-t>le ol
Lea iPg arm* had hern enrolled: The b ave Pole*
en erUined no fear* hr he safety ol the ally, but on
the contra y :he greateat enit.u< i.isin rvis seid io p-evail
A report 'rom Lithuania mentioned that Gsowal
Drmbi*kl h*d b*en made prisoier, together wi:*i all
the men urderbi* command.
King L-opold tbe If received the d«spa fj, 0f (Jener
si Ctis-se, relative to'he recommencement of hostilities
at Liege on Ihe 2d August.
n « ra*j*sty hav|-g read ihe despatch, immediately
e«llfd a eourtci of such Ministers and Generals a* were
tvi'h him; fortunately U'nrnl de Fadly,*he Minuet
of War, was amoniM them. After a deliberation of
ab'ul half an hour, courier* ami ordinance* were »rnt
off >e *he d ff-'ent fortresses for all the trorpt ttiat cac
pn*»ib!y le apered to m«>«b to me lien ier*. All Ibe
otfi*»r» and men »ht liit*) furlough* were alo ordered
o j in tf.elr reglrnml*. 1 wa» al»o deeided that hi*
Mijeily should ie'orn wllh'ut delay lo llriimli, and
tsor.e* wcr* ordered for right o’alr.rk; at wbieh hour
ki* Maje.iy led Llnge, with the Minuter of War, in
hi* carriage, ’
It ia i»po*ritdeio d'serre i*e eciua'ion Ihe newt
• reat*d #• Liege, and the rhouu of -Vive le Roi !” at
the K.mg • deparlorr, were stronger th.n at bin entry
I he inhabitants of BhimpU are very warm in the
eatue of their new King, and should hi* Majesty he ad
rued to issue a proclamation, calling on the people lo
assist him, 1 feel satisfied that rnen, women and chil
dren would ri»e rn masse.
The attention generally asked now in, how will Eng
and and France act in this aff.ir, or whether Holland
is hacked by ihe other powers? T|,e well informed think
that a general war le inevitable, and that England,
France and Uelgiuiii will be able to heat the remainder
of httrope.
CHANGE OF MINISTRY IN FRANCE.
T. , . . , , . Aug 2, Four o’elork.
The actual defeat of the Minleters in the Chamber of
Deputies yesterday, will have prepared you for the
re* gnatiooof M. Css.iitdr Eerier, and Ihe dissolution
•fins Ministry.
The ditrlrdons of yesterday left no d0„bt 0|
whhh M. Perrier would lake He bed not disguised
hi. .Oilmen's. He made the election ol a President
ofthc Chamber of Deputies, the test by which tourer
lain tho principles and character of the new ( lumber,
snd he did not dissemble hi* determination to retire in
cast of an itnlavorahle issue of the experiment, lie i«
believed to have tendered hi* resignation imined ately
sfter the se.utWiy, which ended in the election of M
Gtrod del Ain.
A. #t* o’clock yesterday evening he Itnlerrd h|s re
► ign* loti by Ie('r|. H Ini no bet n ( I am a«iuiert )
d the Pa ale It>yid since, althotigh repeat ■i‘ly sent tot
r,7 i* »f *nd Ihe C-nned, which e«t tin
I ill midnight tin hr the Presidency of Ihe King.
KktcTiow or a Pureinrr*T or ihi FnrncH
1 —Tt»*r» »fr« two atff ton* and a rfuiiAY
'°r tba important office. At th* 8'at, tba number »f
D potlta amounted to 856. Tba raault ot tba balloi
tbu*.
bor M. <• rod d< I’Ain (lb* M nla'ori tl aaudidatr) |7I
Nl. l abile, ](v<
M. b<t«t|‘0. d
Dupont il« ;*E ire, 2
O li on B irro', I
Mo'bcu g, |
(Tt ret rot-i were loat by belrg l|>*lMe.)
”u nor* of the ra- ilidilai baeir g obtained ibe abao
In a uiajon y r-qui.-d by the law (178 ) a new ballot
'ink p ace, when there appeared (the number o’ Depu*
t e. |„ea*i> h.«v)Df in«reaajd to 250 )
For M. Girml d* »’A:n, 181
M. L<8 e, 178
Dupout do I’Eii'a, 1
Maj’y lor M iwler al candidate 5
Froin Ai’tw*if, i|io let'era o' Tueaday atata, Gen
eral Cbaaee. »eoi • o>n«« to ih • G *veri>o»-ti*Cbi«l oo
M ■! dey nigh’, ata lug that in Ihrea daya Iroin that time
(which w«« ba.l pt«t ni* e, P. M ) bea m aileo would
ceaae. and el her |nr y iv u il ha al III e ty to eomnietrce
boalililiea, upon w tch a courier war in.mediate y <lia
peich-d to Brunela, o ‘he King who.oo Tuerday,aeut
an ffle»e .1 H . Giefram.nl • « inowir- n
RICHMOND. (P’.'i.) TUESDAY. SEPT 20.
AN ri-TARIFF MKEVIN(18.
The Union and State Rights’ Party or Greenville Dis
trict, South Csrolina have appointed Messts. T. P.
Brockman, B. F. Perry, John H. Harrison, Silas R.
Winner, and Wilson Barton, their delegates to the Con
vention ol Philadelphft.
Mr. Raguet, in his last “Banner of the Constitution,”
(the 14th.) sums up ail the Delegates which had been
appointed, up to tbe last accounts, with their places and
names—His list embraces 242—of which Maine sends
3, Massachusetts 20, New York 30, N. Jersey 6, Penn
sylvania 14, Virginia 72, N. Carolina 21, S. Carolina 43,
Georgia 18, Tennessee 6. —But Iroin the returns since
received, we presume noarly 200 more have been ap
pointed. We have before us, lor instance, one list ol 31
additional Delega'es Irom Virginia, which are not re
gistered on Mr. Magnet's lis*. We su*puct the number
of Delegates appointed will come nearer to 600 - and that
from 2 to 300 may bo expected to attend.
VIRGINIA.
1 he following proceedings hare been received since
our last:
A meeting of the eil’xtns of Staflhrd County, Vir
gti,i*, rp^osed to the p.’erenl T :riff. sti hr 11 at the
Cjur'-H tore of ibs said County, oil the I2lh S-ptarr,
bnr, 1831 (b-ing Court day) -Georue Banks. K q.
was appointed P.ettden*. and Wai.kkii P. I omwav, i
K q Secret) ry.
Tim meeting being thus organised —t e o'j*rl for
w: ich they had been called toge'bar, war <S pi .third by
Rtchs d C. L Motirnre, Erq. wao mov-d ibo appoint
inant r( & Committed ol 8 v<n, to draft rsso u ions *x
prestiva of the sense of ths mee.i g. After a short in
irrvsl the CununiCee r«por<«d the lo.lowing resoiu ion*,
wli'ili war# adopt'd :
Resolved, As the irrtc <f this meeting, that the
Federal Government of <he»e Uni ad Slates, is *nd ever
has been, the treamra ol S ate sovereign y, and as meh
ia nnsaea«ed o< power solely derivative.
Resolvd, T <?.t ail such pr.wc.a a e rot t*in*d in iLe
enuoirrati»u cf grants, and /uch only incidental .here
to. as may ho neerss.-ry to carry those enumerated Into
effset; and ate laid down Ly the iet er of the Fadcral
Cons'i it inr.
Resolved, Tnat a'l the a«tt ofsr.it g' v.-rrtfn*nt, sshe
t er ihrongh either, any, or all ol its dep'r m*u'« (L*
glslslive, Executive .’t Judicia') io txcus ol his limit
ol passers, are as-.s ol usurpa ioc.
Resolved, That the power ol Congress “to Icy and
«o! set lo *, duties, imposts and excises” is i n.i cd to
bs »»cc«*«tity ol je«u G revenue, and that ibis meeting
h w^tore lirpreca-a the prexent Ta iff L» os cl the Ua:
led S ales as tinrooMiiuiiotial.
Resolved, That the existing Tariff Liw* cf the Uni
I.mI S a et, are unequa1, oppressive, end ir>«»p*die I.
Resolved, That (he ol js«t« cf h* proposed Anti-Ta
| r fl Convention, (o be assembled in PhiUde>pbU, on the
30 h mat meet ..tir bea-tv 'onturrvnea, ami i| a |{.ji-|
o Gnyrop, Wil.lnm H. Ft zbugh, J>hn Coal er, Thus.
G. Mon#**rt» amJ Ivioch Mhou, bo a de^utai on to oo*
oprr%to »h#r^»D.
O’ motlor, (bo Pr«»i-*ent (George B\nk*)is added »o
he depu'aton s»t fer'h in the Hit re'olu ten.
On mo'lon, Resolved, That the Proceeding* of this
tnee tr.g, be signed by It* Proct enl acd Sccre.rry.
and iucsrt d in the Arena and H:rali, publi bed in
hrederskst.ii g, and E.qui er, Uiebmond.
Resolved, 1 bd tbi< m.*e uc d • now adjanrn.
w D _ GEORGE BANKS, Ptesidcnl,
W. P. Conway, Secretary,
At a large and re pectabl* meeting of the Ci'iz'na o!
L .1 as C un v. held at the Co rrt H ;u*e on the 12.h ol
September, 1S3I, ogrooob'y lo notice, (I bring cotir.
'ay) to lake in'o roosi (.'ration the propriety of sanding
, 0 r*Pf,aen‘ h« cctio’y of Loui-a in (he
o«nJ'T*r ff ,"*a"DK «•* be held .t« Philadelphia on the
30th ol this .no'.ih, ou mn'i.'o, Ilt'a'fo G Wtns'on was
cal. d to ibr C air, at.d Gari Al. Q ode, was appcin e.l
- ecre ary. Oj tunlion, a «o-.,init re, consisting of the
(< l owing permna, was'appoio'.rd by the chsir, G .r i
M. Quarl-s, Kith r or.d Ter«l|i,Charles Y. Kimbrough.
Wtl.iam Ov- r un, Lucian Minor, N eUlnJ. P,
‘*.r Tr'<'J?,u.J Elucund Pitdlelon, Hugh Good
win Jr D . Win. GooJwin and Wm. Waddy.tnl or. m
ton, II ra io G. Winston was added to .hi ei-inum>e
lo report a cjt able preamble end rescloti. n, who hiv
mg r Ire", relumed and m id a .he f l owing re,mt by
ilieir Cha rtnan, Garlt Al. Q tarlss. The romtt.i lee to
wbo n ha* been ref r.rd me .tijeal of the Arxi-Tariff
Cmvcr.'ion p opoaed to he hs|.) a. Philadelphia, on (hr
JO h of S*p!em* er, 1831, beg leave lo report ihe folk ty
ing resolution ;
L Resolved Tttal we id -mnly d clue a warm at
tic men It the tinioo of the fj aier.
21. Resolved, That we do exp in.ly and t-ereo plo
r*ly oeciere, that we view the powers ol if.e Federal
G tvemmsnt as resulting from the compact to wh'eh
lbs S ate* a#.-parlies, as lint led by he r lain oer.se an!
intention ol th» Instrument constituting that compact,
a* no farther valitl linn they are authoriz'd I y the
grant* enumerated in that compac'; and l|»M in eas* of
a . e.tbsra e, palpable, and dangerous errilts of oilier
powers no* granted by the sail compac', lie S ate* wbo
are pnr'lr* I erelo, h-ve the right, and are in duty
bound lo interpose 'or arresting the progress of the evt
ard for r atutait.ing wi'hin 'heir respective Itmil* tb*
auiboriiies ri«h>, and l.b-ri i's rpp*il-Jn|Dg ,hsm.
31 Resolved. 1 ha-, we eonuder the law* ol Congrese
usually sailed the Tsnff laws, for the pra'.re! on ol
a9 urju'i, ur.eooiitintioatl and impolitic,
producing in ih»ir fllrcli tlic nppreoiot. of one po-Hor
nl Inc •ommunliy for Ihe b.Lrfit ol unj'tcr;—t-i**i.l.y
*r*a'icg sectional jealousies and excitswcn ■ nh eb
■hsuld at ali (im*« be avoided, ar.d against which w
hsve Seen particularly warned.
‘I*!’: fteiufved, Thai we b gbly app ov* rf he An !.
1 ar ft C-nvontiou proposed »o b- he IJ ai P„jhd« pi, .,
for the purpose of crn-erliog rr.ch n.*asur*., as ,n-y
deem baa! calculated »o produce a repeil cl Ilia and o«li
-n« laws, SO fsr n« ilry go to p'oies' manufac’oree, ini'
nol wi h a view lo raising Ihe necessary revenue for
the purpesee of 'hr flw»nmrnl.
6 h. Resolved That Phi'ip p. Barbour, E»q. be an
poinlef a»d requeued to represeni this rueeueg la said
«'rvenfi*n. *
6<h Resolved Thai a copy of the f.regoing rerotu
fans te signed by the Cha'rr -j sUJ S-crcUry, end
..ot lo Peilip P. Herbour, E-q with a r»q,r«. u,ai hr
accept the trust hereby conferred o.j bln..
7 h. that the forego proeeedl-gt be
s’gnrd by lb-* Chairman god Secretary, and a c» py be
•enl le ihc Editor* ol'he Enquirer sod C-os’Iiutional
Wb.g 'or putilicai o-.;—ell which were unanimously
Adopted by fhe lueeiir g.
_ **. O. WINSTON, Chairman.
Oarit H Quari.es 8 eretary.
At* Meeting of many of (be people of the county
of Halifax, at the Court House, on Wednesday, the 31a:
day of August, 1*31, for tho purpose of considering the
propriety ol electing Delegates to Ihe Anti-Tariff Con.
vention proposed to he held in the city ol Philadelphia
on the 80th dsy ol September next: 1
On motion, Robert Hurt was appointed Chairm n.
and ..emiiel W illiams Secretary ol the tab ling.
On motion made,
Resolved, I hat a committee of five persona be ap
pointed, whose duty it ahall be to prepare a Preamble
and Resolutions, to be submitted lo an adjourned meet,
mg, lo t>e held at (tils place on Saturday next. YVhere
ttpon a remmitlee, consisting ot W ,n H Hanks, Jmne.
(.. Bruce, Joseph W. Chalmers, Thomas J. Cireen amt
. amuel Williams, wee accordingly appointed.
And then the meeting adjourned till Saturday, the
3d or Sepiernber.
And at ihe Adjourned Meeling, the Chairman of the
committee appointed on the 81st ult. reported the fol
lowing preamble and resolutions:
Whereas, it is at all times proper, hut more especially
at periods ot great political excitement, for ihe people
of ihe United State*, peareshlyfo assemble for the pur
pose of expressing their sentiments as to fhe sxpedtoncy
tli* policy, and (lie constitutionality ol aoy law ol the
Federal Government, ami lor the purpose of obtaining
by petition or remonstrance, the repeal or modification
ot any law which they may deem obnoxious.
And whereas, the practice of petitioning, renionstrat
ing, and protesting, aga-nst any such law or laws, is co
aval with the existence of the Government, and has lor
its jua'ification the example of the most experienced
and enlightened statesmen and patriots Therefore,
1. Resolved, 1 hat m do bclieveJhe law passed by
the Congress of the United S ates, iirthe year 1828, ami
commonly called the Tariff Law, to be unwise, unjust
Oppress ve and unconstitutional so lar as the said Uw
is intended for any oilier purpose thau the raising ot
Revenue to meet the wants and exigencies ol the Go
vernment.
2. Resolved, 1 hat so far as the said law is intended
(Mclustvely ss a protection to manulactures, it is not
warranted by (lie letter ot the Federal Constitution, and
is in direct violat on of tho true intent, spirit and plain
meaning of that instrument.
3. Resolved, That we feel a warm attachment to the
Union oi these S ates, ami cannot but deplore the pass
ing of any law by Con fess, which is ohnoxijus to t>,e
people or any #f the Slates which lorn, t|,« Federal
Union, and tint we do regard the aforesaid Tariff I aw
es one of this description.
4. Hesolvyl, 1 hat the repeal of tho Tariff Act, or such
a raodificuttfn thereof, as would make it a were Reve
nue law, i Jour opinion, would allay the Fpilit of jfig.
lousy, discontent, and animosity, which has already dis.
tiirbed thy tranquillity and threatens to jeopardise the i
very exigence of the Union.
7 hat fe shall regard the repeal, pr a prudent and ju
dicious riodilicat on of the said law, as tbe harbinger of
returnug confidence, harmony, and concord, at home
of pc an, national strength, oml glorv, and as the surest
pledgaof the perpetuity of the blessing, of tho Union
5 Resolved, That we will heartily unite with our
fellow-citizens who are about to meet in the city of
Philadelphia,on the 30th ol (lie present month, in their
efforts to obtsina repeal or a prudent and judicious modi
fication of the said Tariff Law
6 Resolved that our Delegates be instructed to take
no part in any other of (lie political ques'ions now sgi
tating tho country; our sole purpose being an exposi
tion of tho injustice, inequality, and uncon'tiluiionaliiy
of (lie Tariff, (tnd to unite in an effort to obtain its re
peal, or such i modification as wilt divest it ot its odi
ous and oppressive character.
7 Resolve!, That-, be appointed Dele
gatus for tin- purpose ol representing tho county of
Halifax in tile proposed Convention
Which Preamble and Resolutions were, on motions
severally made and seconded, adopted by the meeting.
Resolved by the nesting, that the blank in the 7th
Reso'ution reported ly the committee, be filled with
the names of the R«r. Robert Hurt and Dr. John G.
t halme-s.
Resolved by the m eting, that tho Secretary be re
quested to furnish cadi of the Del- gates w ith a copy of
these p'oceedings, a< letters of credence in the dis
charge of the duties t( the high trust confided to them.
Resolved, That tin 'ecrctary be also requested to
transmit to the Editor' of the Enquirer and the Editor
of the Jeffersonian Republican, each a copy of these
proceedings, witli a r- quest that they insert them in
their respective papers.
And then the meeting adiottrned.
ROBERT HURT, Chairman.
Attest:
Samuel. Williams, Sec-elary.
THE BANDITTI
We underi'and lb11 Bcerun s hare be*n received by
the Governor f*o:u S tl'bamp'oc, t)i it the Court bet j. -
journed, and (svsn'y-'ii's slaves havi been condemned;
ot these, Dine have b e; recrrnnettd.vJ frr reprlev*
and trsuspor'a'ior.; free being b'ts ot 14 or 13 year*
°* *R°» **'<d mII of itjrtn f"r«fd to jun :hs band of irtur
dire a. Sore rf ifie .wrl»e hive bern already rtf
cu»»d, «nd o here rracin for riaiu'loi. The mi'ita;v
fore* has been differrted, wi h tbs ex.'rpt'oao! * i’na'1
fjrte of about save e*n iner, who ais:>t in gutrd.rg
Ft' jri:, and will ejm'ioue in errvico until all .ho sxe
cnti, u* have taken | lac •.
Thirty or ler y a»ves I ave born tried or 'x mined
in N '.nremond, but on'.v on- hat been sentenced ’c
doa h. l'.ieeai', fat he wa« present at a meeting ol
lbs t.laeki; at wh?4h a Ma-k preacher ('rcm the Id*
o' Wight o* Sorry) ad a ks.l such a* war* wi line to
jon.to holdup th'l’band*—-hie fel’orv was ideut'lisd
ae one ot those whj bald up their hand*.
We ur.dertlsoJ Itat eight or aiae eonvie ton* have
'akae place in (be rodr.ty of S,ut»x. And :n P tr.e*
George, a Mark prsacbee, «nd by traie a Uick'tnilh,
har aieo b»en ♦enirocod to dea h.~ Mmy exsKRfr,ts,i
account* h*ve been creulated about the tlavet in thi*
couit'y. Not oae upon the Ha ml mi ss*a ee hat b.en
consieied—end only one is ro*» »n jsil, upoe mere, and
pro! ably baselasa, >u 'pie!on. The moit ptrlril erder
csigns over tb»»e e*'a'rs — In 'h« *tiii« manner, the t li
ra > ura which fnvi reached u« about ih* large sa'ato ol
C -I. A 'en in Sn'M. prov* to be un'oued'd.
W’o had an unpleasant rumor on Sunday, about the
murder ot an old l.idy, two young ones, and two maid
servants, in tho co inty of Dinwiddle. Hut it turns out
to be all a hoax, or rattier a dream. Many of the mili
tia had proceeded to the scene, before the hoax was
discovered. All’s well in that county. — i.et us be on
the alert but at the same time avoid all exaggeration
and panic.
The accounts from our Sister Stale of JYorlh Caro
lina have been veiy much exaggerated; though as they
relate to the designs and plans ol the Banditti, they are
ot a more seiiuu. complexion. The Kaleigh and War
renton papers, which readied us on Saturday, teemed
with very unpleasant accounts—as lor instance, accord
ing to the P S.of the Warrenton paper, that Wilming
ton had been burnt, its inhabitants massacred, and that
a large force, swelled up to 2000, was on the march for
Kaleigh. All these reports turn out lobe “the mere
coinage of the brain”—and it is now exceedingly ques
lionable, whether a single black has been under aims.
It is ceriHin, that not a drop of w hite man’s blood has
been shed. 1 he following Extras (roin the Oitices o!
the Kaleigh Stsr, and the Fayetteville Observer, pre
sent the most authentic accounts we havo upon this
subject:
STAR-EXTRA. >
Uileigb, Thunday Evening, S*pt 15. )
Knowing the deep interest which pervades the com
muri'y wi b respect to an •n-urrectiou ol the Masks re
por ed It hive broken out in Sampson and Duplin ccun
lie* on S hilay nigh' last, we hasten to lay before the
public in this extra slip, such In'eiliger.ce as has reach
ed us ■ me cur piper went to press, from which it it
g’aTyirg la learn tfiai no overt act of rebell on has ta
ken pli'e, ar.d 'bat the ala‘m'n< reports new circulat
ing through »h* coun ty, ibout the Lu-niog of proper
ly and roa.siacre o! several white fari.ii e», are entirely
err.i,emu. B it while we r.joica :o hear th»: no lives
r* lost, there choi.Id bj ho relaxi ion of vigilance and
precaution.
Clinton, S-mp'on County )
_ . „ S-pt. 13, 1831. <
t c li e (i ivsrnor of N» lb C^rol r.».
ttt Ths inh .biianis of Simpson liavc been elartr
ed w; h ,m iosurreciim ol the N*g»e-» \Vv have |<D
or fi test. N'yioes in .lid, at d r,t liave such ptoof that
most of h*m will be bn..| d over to our Hupcrior (’ourt.
>Ve wt'hyeu to is-tie an order to command the Colonel
Of tile ro II ly n app ii t t guard lo guard h- Jail until
he N *roe« shall have thetr trial. The p-ople orDur
If. county have examined ten or li teen Negroes, and
found two guilty, and Imve put |h*m to dra'li. There
u^vr was inch excieir.ent in S-mp*on a d Dm Ira
be.ore. lours rrspect'ii'ly,
WiU. BLANKS
THOMAS HUNTING.
K. <\ HOLMES.
H. C. HOLMES
S JOHNSON
Observer Office, Fayetteville. }
~ ... . &PI- 14.8 P. M. <
I wo of toe g ntlemcn who went from tbi* plaae (0
Clinton on Monday nigh'. hire this m meot returned
there being no danger, though the existence o( the
Plot ra t early e.tabltsbed. We have procured from
or e «l them the following statement, drawn up by birn
*i c ^*'®,er,,*5r *' Hinton. It i* worthy of entire rail
On Sunday, the 4th Inst. the first information of the
contemplated rising of the Blacks, was sent from South
Washington. I he disclosure was made hy a free mu
latto man, to Mr. Usher ol Washington, who sent the
information to Mr. Kelly, of Duplin I, appear, from
'aWi* ,c*1,Jn“ny* ,h“ »«vo. » slave ^belonging
'* Mr; Morieaey of Sampson, applied to him to join*the
hn'T.? N8’ *rV ng ,haUh6 n*Kr«es in Sampson, Dup
lin, and Now Hanover, were regularly organized ami
prepared (0 ri.e on Ihe 4th October. *
A,^VaWM "P- on this (ostimony convicted.
After his conviction, he made a confession ol the above
o his master, and in addition, gave Ihe names of ihe four
principal ringleaders in Sampson and Duplin, and seve
ral in w ilnnngton, named several families that they in
Joules o Win'' , 1 h*ir °hjerl WM m,,fh by7'wo
routes to Wiledngton; spreading destruciion and mur
der on Iheir way AI VVilmlnglr n they expected o be
reinforced and then return. Three «,| tho ringleader,
m Dup in have been taken, and Dave andJimexecut
ed. I here are 21 negroes irij.il in Duplin county, all
of them, no doubt, concerned in the conspiracy. Se
veral have been whipped and some released In
!sjmp«on, 2S are in Jail, all concerned direclly or in
directly in the plot.
I he excitement among the people in Sampson is
very great and increasing; they aic taking elfeclual
measures to a.rest ail suspected persons. A very |n.
elllgent Negro Preacher, named David, was or.
In* trial to-day, and clearly convicted l.y the testimony
of unoMter negro The }>eopl<* were po rntu h prmiffd
that they scarcely could be prevented from shooting him
on his passage from the Court House to the jail Alt
the .oufeesione made indue, the belief that the con
m
•mr.tood io Dopl^ S.mpM^,wJ,n‘*‘fN,w,|7#U
«r<) L-ooir. w»y«r, New H*nu»*r;'
Nothing h d transpired to rat .... .
«;*y ox coded into OuaiborUnd G> H *. *u.»'i.io., ■hi'l
Jim stonfssred that Nat , Col Wrigh V^n ****P, ’ I*1
ba* been missing .luce Ibo dl<cove\ .1 ^Th<i
t1;. “xy,
8ra •“ ,0,i»ianily 01. he wfeb. and «k
J: t- -as
LATEST
of iDfliirruHiAn 2 tZ* there has been no overt act
It he inferred fr0m"severr|,|u.xeroOU|,,,ieS ,'|4',ud’ unleM
?e her in the lower part o! **•" "“«n «®
I' .s b»en committed—It i. trueP(hat °U,‘8,go
covered, in which a co- Mdsrabh! k h!" ,e«" «*»•
mplicated; many of whom have been irresicd *1.®*! *"*
now routined in jail: some have been «... re4'td* 0,.,d *r®
tnd twoot the piincipal actora have been *1^—T»U,ke k*
‘thattver may have been its extent, our friends it'.n h
•Vef-® inhy T* 888Ur#'1' 'hal utmost vigilabc*
srcUed by the citizens, and every exe.llou u! d ,1 u
Sit & r„c„r ■&
o meet any ^gT/v^t *e,« ?“!; better prenared
The H.fc"h S.5yJ-l£rf£Sl'•
tad been previously confined in UH**, 21 "cKro«*
•icion-We have no ^r.her .cc^unt. oMr*'0" 8"3‘
Qj’Kcep a good look out lor Nut Turner"® n*e*i
icriptiou tu the Governor*. Proclamation ^7,7, .;®.,' ':
md-cry by proper marks to bis person. F
•G.werai. Nat”— Wj are rrquen.d io**a r,»b |
>'th« « ere n* f,,cu,u*f»n«r« roonecied wi b -h . run.*
-d!!ci, gVhm,QrB:en ,y I tu Hn unoie J i .
Soa'kam, on hlld eo"e#f« "* >
e.»si o( cotnmiluieut under a rt'in/'i V' '* * ’*,n- 0
»ud the alleged eulpril ha* been feir°ov-.i> V"
course, to tho D."n«t o’ Columbia, wher- {"t,."*?'4
wa* ecu.mitted, to t»k* hi* trial. [«a/|. 7u/. *
prospects of aik. clay.
I . ° NAti°n?* Intelligencer reminds its readers of tho
pledge which it gave at the close of the last Presideu
ll-ed«UV“u ,,ever aK*iu 10 p,edic« «ho results of any
nescenr'e w« notwithstanding this unfortuua o remi
.?C *«. ,hlpa ,he deWI r°unil 'be stump”—if we
may use so •classical an adage’*—bv first re-publish
'1*K. a, * ° e?1n!*,e .from ‘b» Poston‘Daily Advertiser,
e.i » 'f 1°! V,*"'K “readers generally to take this
®a “ '® w° 8enoM9 «oneWar..lon”_ Prions cumide
a,‘°' - , h? *«r.ously consider so mere a piece of
Kh 1 /.7sV . *°rl ?' ar'*bmeiicisn cun that man
ui7wl rv t 7 °r 7 ? aJn,,ta a" ••<*«»•«•, which
allows Gen. Jackson 112 votes * and Air. CGy 103
among which are 10 in Maryland, 14 in Kentucky 4
in Ohio, 9 in Indiana, 6 in Louisiana)-and then throws
into the doubtful cnluiun T1 voles! viz: 42 in N. York
and 29 in Pennsylvania (under the new C ensus.) New’
York doubtful! Pennsylvania doubtful.'—And yet tho
Nat. Intelligencer, in its usually adroit and slcight-ot
band sort ol way, calls the reader’* terioua coundeia~
lion to this very lidiculons estimate.
IbeN. \ . An’i-Masonic \\ big (tho leading organ of
that party) declaies,as il t*eattafra,fiat th» M. Masons
will have a candidate lor the Presidency, but it will »«/
be Mr. Clay.”—We shall know who is their favorite in
a few days; as their Convention meets in Paliiu.ore on
ihe 2Gth insf.—Air. Clay’s friends have been trying 10
woo and coquette with them-And so late as the 8th in
slant, the “I.exin^’on (•azetie” furnishes thu following
Sign: ”
i "uring the cession of the Grand Lodge which was
held m this town last week, Mr. Smith, editor ol the
Importer, and nephew of Mr. Clay, deniitted, or, in
other words, finally withdrew from the institution._
When th» Giand Lodge proceeded to the installation of
the newly elected Grand Master, it was discovered that
there wero not present a sufficient number of bright
or ah n ent masons, whose duty it is to officiate on such
occasions. One was wanting to complete the requisite
number, and Air. Clay being the nearest at harnl, was
requested to attend, but excused himselt by assigning
"important business/”—What these things mean, the
public will see by and by. .Cut Air. Clay is evidently
between hawk and buzzard.”
The Washington Correspondent of the Philadelphia
•‘U S. Gazette,” in Ids 2llbth letter, suggests •« a taint
amt Infill hope’ that the Anli-.Masonic Convention” may
be induced to nominate Mr. Calhoun?”—Ve-y impro
bable, wo should suspect.—'Ghit if the anti masons
should exhibit symptoms of rest.ivemiss which cannot
he removed, they are to be directed to the command
ing qualifications and claims ol Mr. McLean.”—
More probable, and indeed the New Yoik Whig
leans more kindly to Judge McLean.-Some think
that they will take Mr. Adams or Mr. Rush-Others
'hat they will nominate some otto who will n -t accent
and that then they will fal! in'o Mr. Clay ’s ranks.
Committee or Visilahci - again!—Mr. Tb>».
Stevenson r* quest, hi, utmn to he eratetl item be
Anti J'ekrrn Corr mittre ol Carrcpcu Jenc * and Vigl
lanse (of * his slty.) a, be doe, not “cot sid'r (uiro»et;>
ine ol that party "—Thu* tre go.
|TiVK 9u*tom-Hoii»e Bond.—The suit in the Fede
iii.wirr,'»t‘ V°Ufw°* Cb,r,f,,on (,0,e8' «».e constitution,
ality of the Tariff Act) comes on in tl,e course ot this
Mcnutl TTWe," n1,1 nu ,*,<Rd "1C «Hirl-Messrg.
iXfll 1 .an,», '".'’’l’'11 win aPPoar a« counsel for the
Defendant.—Much interest is excited by the suit.
The 'o'lowirg |§ liom the tut “N-whern fV Cl
s n'iotl: L *J
•«A shocking oitt'afe was tatrly compiled, i,. Gran
of (Vn 0,,n y‘ in ,h!'s a,f’ by M'- Po ,rr« 8 WMI h r
of Congress on two respectable c'ia-n,'( -bat Coumv
whose names iv* hav* b-^n nr-ahle to l-nr-’ I- a-.’
pears that ths poimn el O h-llo’s p-nrr had t k»n nr
s,u;o„n. Mr PoWsHe.lo. ^ sVbXeJed on .
Slight Kroito.'s In.Did. Inwev r, of Mowing He
rnnanl.t r.-venee t| ,h* Bla'kam.-or, a d dyt, g h s
Irert’sR olid. 8e„!(. n.^stnons. hem,.!
♦ ered Ml he s^agene*. of his nature, sought Uh-S
«S°w!c‘,y,,r,,DrH ,,,pon 'h' Parsn-wri.
X J a »Hp*nooee already preptrsc*, ctugbl them as
vd iX.Xa X' 1°", ,hr J”“P” °( Bueno, Ayr's,
a. d with a sharp knife and a .Cady baud reduced
him in a twii k'mg lo the condition of Olsen T „
ran,acton i, •ill more creditable to the honorable
te«s "he" on? C°D'i ’V, 'ba' " 8 or e h 8 '"•» l *s
IVarJy JK.Jm" * Tftner8,:,e ‘"'“'•‘•r of the go,pel. of
voZl wm.XT 'h* ,ri*' CJ R Pol'*r f"' »"««.nipg
young Will o —h« wa, rocd*rTir,.(| to six m nths |,n
priscnraent and a tins of $1000—Th« R-v L Tailor
r.V. 3®! 1 ~ '"!end "*• court—‘ha .ri4| „.|| <orn , „n
, , * *. These ait’ragse were ths effect, ©f m.
founded jealousy (of hi, wife.;
II. Jr,tnaiJviA Kt'RCTiojsrs.
The'following is the result in tho Congressional 1)1,.
(rict ol Kanawha, &r. (embracing 12 counties) I
*«*• o~-«O. M “5 In
«£?*£*£( ,_f" °' G“"e 21“' A"»
hor Congress. -Mark Alexander 2lfi. ‘'There was
no oppo,iti,,,1 ir. this county, and this Congressional Dis
liken.”’h W‘ acco""t ,or ,he ,n,nI1 number of votes
Patrick, (I I).)—Isaac Adams.
S <2 W'ildicr, WMII.r,
Krtirb List or (Ikpr(,*nt„|FM or Cowobbm
rnosr Virginia.
I.AST Coworkss. Next
RobertAien*ndrr J Mark Alexander J
Robert Allen J Robert Allen J
Wm‘ * ? kW*,C W„,. Armstrong C
IS.* S* 5-rS#r . Wm'f' Archer J
Thom.s T 5. m , John 8. Harboir J
Jo m rl.L ' rl n J Thomas T. Bouklln J
n vasss.0, jN°'t 5-.™» j
Richard Coke ir J p,' , ’ , J
sg*" <>•'« k "1*."' ciiV’jJ
■ lioinaa Davenport J Thom*, n K J
c ."“i>SKffircJ
JJ i nV J WlMism F. Gordon J
I e w iii M per H r> Charlea Johnson I
l.ewis Maxwell C Lewis Maxwel r,
James I re/.vant J Join, v \i >
w’arl\1 ^ M7cer C Charles F Mercer C
«■»«■•*•7 ■>. Urs/te j*
An effort has been m r , Stevenson J
that Messrs. Harbour Chit i. P °t r*CT ''"ipressbm
*«•»«•»«* ■»' w
ef)t# ' \\m P",,,l lll*i of oi|r Corf#ti«T>d
forwhlrT,vh/u,;;v;:Uf":,r '•* - -p
VVr «h 'll eomatencs »l « admirably vsr<n>n ' ,, .
I « j r Kit n i, our ne, —Th, J'll? ”mf!h’.•*
B" ■■»*- ' I i-. Urn his ««/fsr ", "*
his s/mre. tVe have M/.! ,r‘'!,y " 1', or 1
nod to nit «ever*l p pers. ’ 0 pc nfsd ciplc# <ut
TO THR 'editors.
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