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JOHN J. TIIOMI'NON, Cm Ton".
ion inimuknt,
JOHN C. OA LI 101
Or South ('a no mm a,
Subject to the diciuom f a National
Coiu'tntion.
OtrWa would bo under hntii g obli
cations to nnvof our iiiitrniHorlr.ends
'in this iv iid dm adjoining tcuntic, if
lliey wool J use sonic exertion in pro
'curing us n few more CASH subscri
bers; all wc solicit of the community
is a sufficiency to defray the necessary
expel; s of tiieolhce; saying nothing
about composition, press work Ac.
(rOur brother typo of I be Attala
Gazette, seems to Lc disposed to take
up the cudgel in behalf of the Wolf
county paper, and sas we arc as mad
as a wet hen. If he will inform us how
mad wet hens genercally sire in At
tala County, we shall be prepared to
imform him whether his assertion is
correct or not. Ihar he should take
sides with Wolf county, is not at all
6trange, when we take into considera
tion tho. trronf simihiritv nf Jliinln Sj
irnfCnn nnd .hn.,1,1 not h J P"entati repeal of lIlC
"v ' 7 v Uankrupt Act, an entire new bill es-
yastomshed to see some remarks on tablishinga bankrupt system.' In this
tue same subject trom a little ketch
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2'i,in follows!
tenden, Kerr, and Moitbeud wore
nbtrnt.
Ycas Mcmis. Allen, Hciiton, llu
ehntinn, Clayton, I'ulton, Ilendcrnoii,
King, Linn, McHobcrts Maigum.
Merrick, l'lielnn, Sevier, Smith of
C'enncrlitut, Smith oflndiann, Slur
ccon, Tonpan, nlker, w hite, Nil
cox, Woodbury, Wright, and Young
L'l.
Navs Messrs. Archer, llncbv
llairow, Hates, Haynrd, lbirien,
Calhoun, Choate, Conrad, Lraf.s,
Daylon, EvaiH, Graham, Huntington,
JMf Duflie, Miller, l'orter, Hives, Mm
nlher t'obuiiii, eopii d fiointlio N. O. Ib-inoi fiiry, vi ry fold rxpiiiidcd,uii(i
Tropic. e nave Hot Win n iini iimiiu glinting bmk llifl Min.
the tetriloiy n
oi 1 1 1 o nrnirai y of the tuilers viewi.
not
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' l,,V. ' """"'" ""R ' vxHn in !bis rounlry, Cuba and lira-
1 1 (lilt fan III llriln III. if it.. I, ii.. I. I . I "" i . ...
a. . . ' i . . Uiat the a bur of her white Maves
A to ,he rip n.o n id the d.,.,,l;oe, , iropc.lirr yellow Mavesin India,
lit 1 111 li l:ilii li-l In luf fii fl.n n I ... . . 1.7 . 1
('nirfrMtott Mercury
Thf Pragma tf lkmacrucu
Is onward. It rides in triumph oer
nil opposing li llm iitt. In ('oni)fc.
m ilt, jtiiiMiK 'iiiiHeits, aim in every
mons, Spragur, Tallmadgc, and
Woodbridce 22.
On the same day the Committee on
the Jud'ciary made a report on the
b:ll of the House for the repeal of the
Bankrupt Law. In reference to this
report the Globe remarks:
"The Judiciary Committee of the
Senate reported to-day, as an amend
ment to the but Irom the House of
penny print published in Greensboro'
edUed by tha immortal Mathew Ellis
Abbey, Esqure. Come one, come all
you small fry, lower down upon us,
we are fond of excitement.
OrAs this paper has been accused
of extortion, in publishing Tax Col. ,
lector's Sales, we take the liberty of
calling the attention cf those who
.yrvre most clamerous in their accusa
tions, lo mTTOToWIng f -1
new bill, two great points are yielded
first, voluntary bankruptcy is given
up; next, the consent of a majority of
the creditors, m number and value,
is required to release a debtor from
his debts. These are two important
concessions, both in a moral nml con
stitutional point of view. Whatever
may be the reason of the committee,
the belief is wide and deep that the
present act is unconstitutional, and all
the certificates granted under it are
null and void; and the concession of
ll commit Itt.corrpsponda.. with tlial
belief, (be their reason what it may,)
and will powerfully contribute to es-
The
..!, t i .i HI II Ml II ilU PIIIH'I VI iii'i'in
inent of the Oregon ..J the Afr.ean &c , Africft nri(l the W It I
Siiitadron. which was to plaro there- ' . i i n it.
captured neKrocs in the olonycfli '"V. l,e Tkm ftVi,:,bf f
i. ' i.. n.i7. i .i... . ' al Hamilton mid nomo ot'ier h
m,... ,,v.. uu i.mi u.m squauroi. ., , Tlirri, nrw .,,.,, tnL (iu.r t0
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....l liiVlilark fhitci or nnnieitice. r1."1 w,,ir 1 n".K....,tu u . .oia,
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lir.nv ilm tnf.inl i-pttiiblin nnd lo de iv-
otaus to wit. eii; hlv i .... i .' .i n....:i..i:.- . r ttioii lo k at linn ncain.as lie u icatH
. i i i- er ii over itounn 10 uiu iiiiumiuns u . . , ,. ...
nine hundred nnd forty; " n if.., .,,. ' gubernatorial chair of Connec-
the wholo cost of the nnvv TV"? '., . . V " "-; " liruf. miJ that host dwindled into.
wasabout S7.000.000.b, a!,U enamel. . it. oery. mine ,., H fccb,0 m,norit and $. faSt tnnAlinZ
part of which was near 600.- K?" "Cn:. . ". . into the fn.Rmcntsof vthat it ha, once
1 I'AUS
was the twelfth part of tl:o natv of
.1 .
ine uniieu
guns out of
and (hat
for 1813
twelfth
000; and this was the annual cost of
the African squadn n, while $100,000
was proposed lor the Columbia sittlc
mcnt. lhe Aliican squadron was to
be kept up for five years, at r.car
$600,000 per annum, besides loss of
lives and ships on the African coast.
This was near $3,000,000; yet no ob
jection lo that I iMr. l.inn comment
ed on this htrange preference given
to an yuncan over an American ob
ject; and insbted that, while millions
could be lavished on the African squa
dron, no objection should be made to
8100,01)0 lor saving the Columbi;
from foreign dominion. Globe.
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Indies CI U "hull,Bl powcrnii in-
Jenrr "uncci, ami tins triumpucu. JooKat
, Ilm 1 rrialn I urn nf 1 SltH. nnd fA (' V
eiulcrs " . . 7 " '
iiivi'iaiiu, Willi u iiiiiui pi'iij, con
lending ngaiiut n mighty hot;uii(
III inn u pui nun ii mi. uvui uuv i a . Hi
by Mexico to England! On the same " "
principle the U. States ought lo have "i" ",c re
paid her portion of lhe debt of Eng. t forlli of .he progress of Demo
I i .i. ' k i , .i7 cincy.
We were phown the other day, a
receipt of the Tax Collector of Noxu- tablish it in the pu'dic mind.
bee, given to Dr. Smith, of this Coair day will come when this act will rank
ty, couched in which, was the print- wi,h th? Alien and Sedition laws, the
, . . . , ,. , . , ... unconstitutionality of which is now so
er s receipt for publishing a hall Uuivcrsany admitted .
section of his land for the taxes; the r: 7; 7777
r u- u un-irir 1 ii "Negro Evidence What has
amount of which was SIX TY dollars, becomeofaU the illdignation.of the
the taxes on the land was $2 82 cents. whjgs respecting the introduction of
Now we defy any one to point out ' negro evidence in naval trials? l)ur-
ne inslance where this paper has ing the latter part of Martin Van
ever charged over one half that ! Buren;s administration, that genlle-
I , . e , man was wonderfully berated because
-amount, at least so far as we have omfle naVal rcsukVlona SiU)Ctioning
aI)y knowledge. tjie reception of negro testimony, and
DELEGATES TO TH1&STATE from lhe vast amou,lt of 'dignation
rnrvvTTrni , pressed by the Coon presses and ora-
CUJN V 1 (oaSi we had Bupp09cd the aw wOU j
TAKE NOTICE 1 ! ! De repealed immediately 011 the ac-
You are hereby commanded to .be cession of the whigs to power. They
andarmear at the citve f Jackson, on I have now held the reins of govern-
Wfirlnfiav nnirt th Jcf a i' 1 ment for two years, and with a lerge
. . . . . . majorilv in both houses of Congress,
o clock, M., having your loins gird . an j yet; strange to say, this ahomil,a-
uuuiu wim uuui, uiai you may ue ble practice is still tolerated. Jn look
able to enter upon the duties enjoin- ing over the proceedings of lhe Court
ed onyoo, in a manner that will re
dound to the welfare of the Great
Democratic party.
OirWe would call the attention of
Messrs, Graham & Griswould, editors
of Grahara'sJVIagazine, to the fact?
that they have neglected to send us
lhe Fcdruary number of their periodi
cal.
THE WEATHER.
On Tuesday night last, we had
perhaps, one of the most severe spells
of cold weather, we have had this
winter; it commenced raining and
freezing, with occasional snow, about
sun-set,- and continued pretty much
the whole night. On the morning of
the same day it was so warm, that
we dispensed with fire in our office,
until about noon, when it commeced
growing cold, and continued until
night, or the next morning. Such
sudden changes as these, cannot fail
to render any country unhealthy, du
ring the winter season 5 nevertheless,
we have one of the most healthy sum
mer climates on the Globe.
(KrJohnC. Calhoun will be 61
years old, o the 18th day of March
next.
Kflikf The Augusta Chronicle,
the leading Coon organ in Georgia,
styles Win. Cost Johnson's Assump
tion Scheme "reli'f to the States."
liy the bye, this talk of relief lemind
us of a stoi y told of an ei c nti ic Ensr
lish diine, who was called upon to
perform the funeral services of a dead
debtor. After the ceremony was per-
fwrmcl 1 wnd -lny-corrrsrT WHS oh its
way to tho church yaid, the sheriff"
made a decent upon the body, and
attached it or debt, as by the t! cn
law of England he had power to do.
Move on!' said the prirsl.
Stop T shouted the sheriff.
Move on'.' exclaimed the priest
again.
This body is mine!' sai I the sheriff
This body is GodV,' replied the
prust. . . ,
'In the King's name I command you
to lower the coflni',' exclaimed lhe
sheriff.
'Ibiry the man!' shouted the infuri
ated priest, 'and if the sheriff s iys
. 1 t . . .
inree words, take Inm up and bury
him too! I've read the funeral service
and som body shall be buriedP
So with the whies. Ilavimr signal
ly failed to relieve the people, the
next exercise of iheir relieving pro'
penalties is lownid the States. Havine
promised relief, they arc determined
something shall be relieved.
llcksbury Smtinel.
KIIJU UlUUll UJV.UIIVVI Viumi HIV t.1 B
spiritof liberty on her own soil. p not remember, (say. the
Gen. Hamilton ottered a bribe oi :', ' ; , 7'b J -s 7
$200,000 to Santa Anna, lor the re. A'r' vlen . luaroieneoa;
... . . rm was in fhi HnnSA nf Itanrnsnntfltiv
cognition ot independence 01 lexas. 7 .. ... ,
If the aphorism be true that he who 01 wwsacnusetM.wiin dui 47 nemo-
would give a bribe would take one, it ""ls Vuu YnT ' u r C,Z
might be w orth while lo calculatehow tolerated, as he brought forward and
much the assumption of the Mexican stained the measures to aboh.hthe
debt by Texas, was worth to the 13. it- Poy . - "'Tine KS W
iu f,i i i,j,i.. .m mini,i to collect their fees? It was a pleasant
a fairly be taken as the profits of Gen. to see this f ame gentleman, on
II. on the negotiation. Gen. Houston Tnurid.y, presiding over the two
and Congress ought to have refused ,luust:a t , , , u 11 T . 7 ,
lhe nnreJmsed trealv. Hut there is ,he very hall where he foiBMiIy stood
no danger that Texas will ever pay n
cent of the debt. Let the merchants
nnd capitalists of N. Orleans fit out a
few vessels of wnr, throw a lew hun
dred barrels of pork and biscuit on
board, and there will soon be Amrr
of Enquiry of the l2lh of Janury, into
the late transactions on board the brig
Somers, we find the names of the fol
lowing persons called to the s and,
to render testimony in the case:
James Dunn, . (negro,) captain's
steward ; ., . , .
Anthony Custin, (negro,) ship's
cook;
Henry Ganabrantcz, (negro,) ward
room cook;
Manual Howard, (n"groj) steerage
cook.
Were the whigs sincere in their
denunciation of Mr. Van Buren in
this matter? We answer no. Their
clamorwasgot up for political capital,
and their cant was that of hypocrisy.
Uulessour memory is greatly treach
erous, the demorrals in flnnnrpts at.
tempted to amend the existing laws "nJust fi!'e imPoRed by judge Hall, are
permitting the reception of this de-i "quenliy taken advantage of by the
Charity brgins at Home. -In ac
cord.uice with this time honored
maxim, the Legislature of Arkansas,
passed a bill to pay themselves in
specie out of the state banks, while all
the o. her servants of the State were
compelled to take their pay in shin
plasters, worth about 25 or 30 cents
in the dollar. The governor very
properly vetoed this unjust bill, but
the boys were determined to have
"the hard," right or wrong, and they ,
passed tne bin by the constitutional
majority over tne veto ot tne Gover
nor. ficksburg Sentinel.
General Jackson Insulted by ih
Federal Whig Consrrcss. The de-
bates in Congress on tho question of
reiunding to General Jackson the
I as one of an inflexible minority of les
than one to ten. Such nas been the
progress of Democratic principles and
just views in our good old Common.
: wealth." JKorwichJivrora:
scription of testimony, and it was vol
ed down by the federal whigs, lest,
forsooth, they might offend the sensi
tive feelings of their abolition allies of
the norta ; And now we find the full
lestimony of four negroee, (made be
fore a naval court,) spread upon the
Whig journals of the country, with
out a word of cenure or comment.
Oh whiggery, where is thy blu.h!
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federal members to insult, in the
grossest manner, the war-worn old
Hero. Even John Quincy Adams,
the other day, offered to raise a sub
scription among the members to pay
the fine! This is worthy of the past
conduct of the man who "defends the
abolitionists, and approved of the
bloody Chinese war! In the Senate,
that old Federalist, Mr. Berrien, re
pp! ted a bill infavot of paying back
Tl e following correct remarks are
can volunteers enough on board to from the moneyed articles of the New
cnublo Commodore Moore to blow lork Herald. The- writer ja" not a
Mctamorns, Santa Cruz, and the cor- partisan, ai.tt his urticles re distin
rupl treaties of Gen. Hamilton & the guished for their accuracy and corn
fund holders to the devil, while the prehensivenes-". Every sentence of
sailors will help themselves todoub- the the following paragraph is pre g
loons enough to pay their wages Brit- nant wbh living truth. Hartford
ish power and British influence ought Tim: a.
to be driven out of the Gulf of Mexico "In nil revolutions, the progress i
out of the western world, & it must irrcsbtibly onward; whether they lc
be done if the south would secure the of a political or financial cast, or whe
perpetuity of her institutions. Our ther politicians combine the two to
system of slavery is that of the bible, forward their selfish views. The
sanctioned by God himself, when he course ofthe Whig party now ascend
ordered Abraham to circumcise his ant at Washington, has been opposed
slaves, those ! ought with gold' as to the old system of inviolability of
well as those born in his own house- contracts. They ha vo sought popu
Iiold. Christ approvod of it when he larity by endeavoring to release the
rame to reform and save the world; debtors from the claims of creditors,
but the English are not satWfid, and wi'hout taking into view the danger
they mut send their satellites Mad- of knocking down the old landmarks
den, Martineao & Co., over the earlh of commercial integrity. They favor
to eke out the mission ofthe world's ed bank frauds and dishonesty by their
redeemer by substituting the English example in allowing the District bank
system of slavery the system ofthe 'o remain suspended. Thev set ih
devil for starving the bodies and de- example of bad faith in e mr awav
stroying thesouls of hundreds of thous- the land revenuesof the Federal Gov
andsof human beings annually, for ernment. while that 0vnmfint .
the humane system which exists in unable to pay its own debts. They
Cuba, Brazil and the U. States. We encouraged Stale repudiation. b
are in possession of a rich fund of ma- holding out the hope that relief could
terials which unfold the selfish, inhu- be got from other ouarters than ram.
manand dangerous schemes by which tion. The land distribution bill had
G. Britain contemplates the subver- been passed on the condition that the
sionof our system of Government, by proceeds should revert to the treasury
first moving cn the institutions of the when an increased tariff hiram
South. She is even now organizing cessary. When that necessity arriy
her outpost and some of our own ve- ed, regardless of nhVhlct fiiih. thv
nal speculators and borrowers, would sought to repeal the condition. When
sing "all's well" until the enemv is in these nc's had unsettled minlir nm.
the midst of us VicksbWz Sentinel, raliiy, and relaxed the moral oMion.
' r Q
Th. o,,. p t rpi.M ion of contracts, legislative sanction
- riiiiuc Kttuir. 1 wcicr. 1 ue . .1 . ..
Legislature of New Hampshire have f e T f F W
done their work, nromnili. ,fnV.fvp. InV;!ment of thc bankrupt law.-
. . ,. r r"v
ly, thoroughly, expeditiously, and
gone home with the good consciences
01 men who have acted on settled
convictions of duty. They have
brought to the consideration of ques
tions of public principle, the resolute,
uncompromising,unbiassed will of full
grown, well educated, whole-hearted
republican men and suffered no peu
rile personal considerations to draw
their steps aside from the plain Dem
ocratic track. . Thev have neither
shown ignorance, nor doubt, nor wa
vering. On the Tariff the Bankrupt
Law liability of all stockholders nf
banks a National Bank d ivnrr.fi nf
Bank and State prohibiiion of small
ins me apportionment tnaclnvut ,
Public, corporate, and individual cre
dit sank under these accumulated dis
asters." 'New Fork Herald.
BLANKS,
Of every description, neatly execu
ted at this OFFICE,
ALL KIND OF
JOB
Work done at short notice.
"a wobd to the wise."
ADVERTISING COLUMNS.
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
WAS COMMITTED to the Jail
" of Winston County, on Satur
a y the 4th of February, 1S43,
t
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