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jfcgOomuiunications on Farming,
Tree Schools and Education generally
would be very acceptable.
CSyComuimunications must be hand
ed in by Wednesday evening; and must
be. accompanied by a responsible name,
or they will certainly not be published.
one person from each militia district in the United States must play second fid-
Sis CoTnty Z delegates to the Con- die in the duetto. England would
this county, asuei b f h . SQund the keynote, beat time, select the
1 vention to be held in iasnun,, i , 1W
i f inntWirr some nerson to re- music, and lead the band. ine policy
, purpose of selecting some pers ,iJ11nUpA states -Would inevitably
Vrtu cZt become Subservient to that of England,
thSSSt ions were and it seems to me, that they are old e-
i.ne p , I nough, and have had sufficient practice
nammous y adopted Thatthejto become leaders themselves. They
On motion it was ol A fi Und to thcm tbeir
slTotht Convtions,mut, either as respects their duties to
, tw UvirWrs and Jno. .themselves or io ouier nauons,
ana "V n, ; ' TT.,;frt,l Sfnfrta at.anrl first, in !
- a I I ' tin lrfll:! II lift I J LlitU
assist- v . . , , ,
Congress.
' the proceedings. of this body, arc still
quite dull and uninteresting. The Hon.
J.R. J! Daniel, the faithful and labo
rious representative from this district,
moved a few days since that the House
attend directly and strictly to business
and leave off electioneering and specch
fciaking, but it was rejected. We hope
however that they will soon get through
their "prepared documents;' and their
diraccful contentions, and proceed to
their duties.
VnrfWt, Eso's
selecting the other delegates under
the
foregoing resolutions.
On motion of Jas. S. Battle Lsq.,it
WM resolved. That James Buchanan
of Pennsylvania and Robert Sthanoe
of this State are the choice of this meet
In as the Candidates for the Presiden
cy and 'Vice Presidency.
The following persons were appointed
as' delegates, to the Convention at Ral
eigh Jno. S. Dancy, Henry T. Clark, Jas.
S. Battle, II. A. Savage, Win. J- Arm
strong, Win. D. Petway, Joshua Barnes,
Jno. W. Farmer, Jno. G. Williams,
James J- Taylor, William Ellis, Elia
Barnes, William Y. Moore, Richard T
Eagles, Jno. A. Vines, B. B. Barron.
Thos. Norflect, R. D. Wimbcrly, Josiah
11). Perkins, Win. r. fiercer, LMvu;
bb, Jesse IL irrell, Wm. R. Cherry,
.lvin Jones, Benjamin Bat ts, Kenneth
.litrpen, L.S. Dunn, L. R. Clurry, II.
Bryan, Jno. V. Speight, T. L. Manor,
las. Harrison, Theophilus Atkinson,
. J. Cotten.
To the Convention at Nashville,
Wm. Norfloet, D. Ferguson, Wm. O
ne
New
World, aud should be second nowhere.
They must be principals, not auxiliaries;
they must lead, not follow. There
j must be no hunting of tho jackall and
the lion.
kow what kind of a country Wayne
county is. Goldsboro' Republican.
jgjgWe learn from the report of the
President of the Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad Company, that 15 1-3
miles of the road, from its junction with
the Camden branch to Sumptcrville, is
completed and in operation, and that
100 to 125 miles will probably be com
pleted and in operation during the year
The means of the company will bo ade
quate to accomplish the whole enterprise
without incurring permanently any new
liabilities. The report appear3 to be
very satisfactory and encouraging.
or! J&SA cheerful . temper joins J
fhnmselvc for each other,
for some great personage and imagimug T -TS i 7 Ura-':
themselves to be whoever he tells them j knowledge delightful, and wit m
u. nA fc Hoinff whatever be tureJ. It will lighten sickness r,ir;
Operations of the Charlotte Mint.
Besides, "Enalaud is not now, never ' The following tabular statement, taken
was, and never will be our friend. At from the Books of the Branch Mint at
this very moment, while making iudi- j this place, shows its operations in re
rect overtures for co-operation to check i ceipts of bullion and the amount coined
intervention in one quarter, she is prose
cuting a system of intervention m an
other, directly menacing the great inter
ests of the United States in Mexico,
from its first establishment to the pres
ent time. From this it appears that its
business increased yearly until the year
1848, since which time there has been
Honduras, and Nicaragua. She has, only a slight decline in its operations,
with a perverse intrepidity, almost and that it still does a much larger bus
without parallel, attempted to c onvert a iuess than it did for nearly all the years
distinct, plain, and incontestible relin- prior to that time.
quishnient of the protectorate of the' Statement of the amount of Gold Bul
Musquitos, on her part into an acknowl-j lion received, and of Gold Coinage
eugemen or its legitimacy on the part otj
too united btates; and thus to convict
.he Executive, the Senate, and the peo
ple, of an utter incapacity to compre
hend the plainest words of their own
mother tongue. By this barefaced per-
vision of languages, .she still clings to 1838,
her usurpations in Central America, un- 18o9,
dor a pretended claim derived from the IS 10,
harpe, James I). Barnes, Willie 0.. old buccaneers; retains possession of the 1841,
iarnes, Jacob S. Barnes, It. S. Johns m, only practicable outlet of mi iuter-oceanie 1842,
no. O. Oates, C. B. Killebrcw, J. L. c.nial on the Caribbean sea; levies duties 1843,
i -r xr r. . l ii i i 'i.a-
lorne, .jno. li. L'amei, iivuij
y, Wm. S. Long, D. B. Bell, A. Bras
fell, Henry E. Odom, Rennett P. Pitt.
It was then resolved, That the South-
i-liil TT'. in. . T 1
executeu ac inc united states iraucii
Mint at Charlotte, N. C, from th'j
commencement of operations, 1st
January, 1838, to Dec. 31, 1851, inclusive:
Gold Bullion.
&J3l,W)8 45
lli0,8B0 40
PJ72S5 91
132,587 41
174,407 11
27-,0(3 72
Gold Coinage.
34,105 00
102,767 50
127,055 00
'133,037 50
OoOyOOo 00
287,005 00
justly appertaining to the State of Nica- 1844,(0m.)l00,3 40 92c0m.)147,210 00 !
ragua, in the name of her illustrious
tnous 1810,(3m.)10o,380 5r3m.) 70,005 00
protegee; and fires into an American 1847, 344,808 54 478,820 00
steamer lor not paying tliem. All this 1848,
rner and Standard .be requested to ; time as if dealing with children and 1840,
.ubliii tae proceeding?.
Whereupon, the. meeting adjourned.
JosM'ii J. PiriKX, Chairman,
. Charles Harrison, Secretary.
From the Southern Press.
RE-CNION OF TIIK MOTHER AND
HELICS OF SCRAPS & MUSINGS
No. 57.
THE RE-CNION
DAUOIITKR.
Mcthinks I sec the tho early dawn
ingsof a deep laid plan of intervention oi
the part of the United States, in behuii
of England, in the event of her into rnii
safety, or maritime supremacy bm
placed in jeopardy by a combination ot
the continental powers of Eurone. It
is evident that great apprehensions are
entertained in England, and that being
left without friends or allies in the old
fools she has the effrontery to attempt 1S50
to cajole the people the United States 1851,
with hollow profosions ot traternal and
paternal regard, in ord r t) catch tlie j
gull by sprinkling fivsh salt on his tail,
and calling him cousin. "Tho d
ake such cozening."
370,785 21
390,731 57
Si:0,-.:S9 04
310,000 55
304,330 00
301,299 00
t.hf.v
J mi - i
tells them they are doing, ins gi
cst curiosity is, that the subjects of Br-
XT t , -firr.f onntrnl nvftr O.VOrV faC-
ulty of the mind and body except the
particular one that the Doctor chooses
specially to influence.
I regard with great interest all dcvcl-
opements of science; but I have always
been so disgusted with the pretentious a,
quackery of itinerant lecturers on Animal
Magnetism and kindred subjects, of
the intentional and unintentional admix
ture of rhodoraontade and positive false
hood with the actual truths they had
discovered or adopted, and of thair vul
garity of speech and coarseness of man
ner, that I had determined to give up
ail idea of attending to the subject, uu,
til it fell into the hands of gentlemen;
and nrjn of truth. Auother reason for
my disliking to patronize by my pres
ence this class of lectures, is that 1 am
what may be called, in one sense strict
ly orthodox in my religious belief; . that
is I believe that God can, literally, cre
ate a world or a thousand worlds, if he
choose in six days, and that a man can
literally make a mountain move, if he
have faith enough. Now, nearly every
phrenologist and mcsmerizcr with whom
I have been acquainted, has been to all
intents and purposos, an atheist, or what
amounts practically to the same thing
a pantheist. While, therefore, I admit
ted the incontrovertibility of mmy of
the new tacts in science, which thoy dis
covered and developed before, I was
quite unwilling to assent to their illogi
cal deductions, from those admitted
facts and other facts that I did not ad
mit, of the falsity of Divino Revela
tion. Being strongly urged, however, by
several editorial friends, to go and hoar
tv .i.nd afMip.fionr ffon'vnrf. irrnn,.
ail amiablo si mplici ty , ' and rcii'lr ,i
formity itself agreeable.
eg'Exccllcncc," says 8!r J0;t
Reynolds, "is never granted to man ?
as tho reward of labor. It aruo
deed, no small strength of miulto.
sovero in habits of industry, '
the pleasure of perceiving thee
tag. B, which, like tbc hands of a d,
wl. 1st they make stea'ly approaches ,
th. ir p )int, yet proceed so slowly as
escape observation.
d
Brou nlow vs. Scott. Hrownlow, tho
Dr. Williams, I at length consented;
317.791 00!outso crowded are his lectures, even
324151 5; j when ho speaks in the Metropolitan
: 11 all, wiich seats five thousand persons
83,071,531 32 3.053,93 i 50th lt 'twas not until the fourth attempt
that 1 was able to get admission. Tn:
result of my visit is a firm bolief that he
is the man of tho age, in nunt il science,
and that he will do more to harmonize
physical laws with tho Mosaic record
Charlotte Yhi-j.
An Original L it' r of Gen. Wash-
ingfon. The National Intelligencer
centric editor of the Kuoxville Whiff.
c
;.as not a very exalted opinion of Gen.
Scott as a civilian. Hear what he says:
"I am an humble member of the par
ry and will support, in good faith, eith
er Fillmore or Webster, but I will nev
i c 1 . . it 1 1
or support dcou, inougn ne may
publishes the following letter, wmch thtm aU othors myQ ded him
C nnw S;ivs thnt ivm ir flir tirvt. fii-! K..t, 1,-.o, x j. x
appears in print; the original f which, i c.ich other."
in the familiar an J peculiar hand of its
great writer, h.sjust been pluscd in our . Ila' Z3, 'J'
, . . i...,, . ,VT , has recovered 0,000 d images from the
hands by a distinguished citizen of North;Ncw York Floating Dry Dock Comm-
( Carolina. It was addressed, as will be
receive the endorsement ot all the YY lug perceived, to Richard Dobbs Sp light,
Conventions which may assemble be- Subsequently Governor of that Stale,)
twen Hell and Heaven, and between , , , , , .
, wuu uau ueen, witu uen. wasnmgton
TnE Democratic Meeting.
In connection with the following pro
ceedings, we would state, that it was
rht host, to leave the selection of i,
or onnression. aud who has ever sine
. 0--. j ( ii ' ; i
Iip .1r,v for holding the Nashville Con- 1 considered them a disgrace to the fami-'
"" "J O I
fention, to the Wake meeting.
For the Southerner.
this niiA NrvfmVfr novf ITn lma nor.
soual vanity enough to damn seven suc- a Mcmber of kc General Convention
world, she is beginning to look else-' cessive administrations, and with it very which framed the Constitution, and
whore. The despotic old mother, who" pwr qualifications, and hy no means a bears date just before the meeting of
r i r- a ill i. i i m. a. i i r w i
nrst arove ner ouspnng to reuenion uy uigu orucr m uiicms. th Couvontion of Virmnia. wl.iol,
. . c 7 - " "'j.
State BonJ.Va learn that the pro-' with tllC Convention of other States, to
Iy, is now striving by interested wheed- posals for the$;0,000 of State Bonds i Uctcrmmc thc ultimate ite ofthatCon-
In Edgecombe.
. At a large meeting of -the democrats ; they would not submit to her oppres-
of Edgecombe, held at thc Court House sions.
in Tarboro', on Tuesday thc 9th inst, Whether this idea of a re-union of
(it being Superior Court week) Joseph ; the mother and daughter, was first sug
J. PippenEsq., was called to thc Chair, . gested by the speeches of Mr. Walker,
and Charles Harrison Esq., appointed; which were received with grateful ap
Secrctary. - j plausc in England, is of no conse-
The Chairman stated thc objects of thc ( quencc. It has been extensively propa
.meeting to be, the taking of such action gated by the intervention of Mr. Kos
as might be deemed advisable, in refer- suth in our domestic affairs; and I have
ence to thc ensuing Presidential and noticed that more than one of the stern-
gubernatorial elections, est opponents of interference in behalf
Oj motion, it was resolved, That tho of any other European nation, make an
Chairman appoint a Committeo of five exception in favor of England. The
persons to prepare resolutions for the ball has thus been set roiling, and will
consideration of the meeting. probably gather momentum and vcloci-
. The Chairman appointed Robert R. ty, without thc aid of Colonel Benton,
Bndgers, James S. Battle, William S. . who is as great a ball-roller, as a certain
;L ;ng, Robert D. Wimbcrly, and Wil- indefatigable insect, which Gouveruicur
iam Norflect as such Committee. Morris pronounced the only industrious
The Committee retired and during ' animal in Virginia,
.their absence Asa Biggs Esq., address- j In this age of temperance excitements,
ed thc meeting in an- able and imprcs-: Abolition excitements, Hungarian ex
eive manner. , j citemeuts, and rights of women excitc-
The Committee returned and reported ! ments, nothing is so easy as to start a
as follows:
lings, and hollow pretensions of eternal recently advertised by the Public Trcas- stitutiou:
regard, to revive those filial feelings urer were opened by him on the 8th! Mount Vernon, May 25, 1788.
which she herself extinguished by her(ins ., in presence of G. W. Mordecai, Thc Hon. Rieh'd Dobbs Spaight:
conduct towards her dTspring, whom ! Esq. and Comptroller Clarke, and that Sir: I am s rry t.) find by your let
she at first neglected, then oppressed, ! they went off at a premium of from a ttr that the State of North Carolina is
and nnahy warred against, because i Ualt to lj per cent. 1 so much opposed to the proposed Gov-
-
eminent. If a better could be agreed
upon, it might be well to reject this; but
without such a prospect, (and 1 confess
none appears to me,) policy, I think,
X&STwenty shares of Wilmington must recommend the one that is sub-
and K-ueigh Rail Road Stock were sold mitted.
Letters have been despatched by Mr.
Courts to thc successful bidders.
Standard.
at auction in Wi'nvngton on Wednes
day last for 59,25 at 90 days.
fiThe Carolina Hotel, in Wilming
ton, is to be enlarged by an addition of
fifty rooms.
BT-The erection of a first class Ho
tel in thc town of Wilmington on the
ny, for injuries sustained by him in con
sequence of falling, while at work, from
a staging erected by the company.
The Aztec Children.
Thc New York Herald says of these
children, who were considered a great
curiosity while here, and are now in
New York, that a Californian, on his re
turn, met them at Chagrcs, and bought
thorn for 85 apiece. They are a cross of
a Jamaica mulatto and an Indian squaw
residing near Chagres. lie brought
them to this city over two years ago; not
being- able to speculate, he gave them
to an acquaintance, who undertook to
say they were of a race of priests in Cen
tral America, believing that by publish
ing the lie in the newspapers, it would
pass current, and he would realize more
gold by them than he ever did in Cali
fornia. Whatever their origin, they
are thc greatest curiosities in the coun-
try-
Self-made Men.
If you are to be an exception you
will be the first in all my observations
and experience. You may take thc
whole population of Maryland, or any
Arrival of the
Steamer Niagara.
The steamer Niagara has arrive
Halilax, with Liverpool dates to
There had been an active demand ;
Cotton, and a slight advance in pri
but a decline in breadstuff.
The most important item of inte,
gence is thc avowal of a decided
tioniit policy made in behalf ;f tho n
ministry by Earl Derby, the rrcw
Of the very eloquent speech ia wl
this vowal was made, one of the libj
journals rmarks:
"With the earnestness of a real
ccrity, with the art of a practised
and in tho words of a scholar aud a
tloman, he raised, magician-like, av a
those who heard him a rhetoric el.';
ali tinted with bright hues of patriot:
duty, hope, prosperity. But it was c
a haze called up by skill and lordly,
atory. And those who looked stead
at it might see it was haze; aye, and tu
see more, for through the dim obd
there was a figure moving stealthily. :
though not wishing to be seen. In.
Dives seeking to rob Lazarus ?. n
coronettcd landlord stealthily filclii
way a poor laborer's loaf."
The death of Moore, the poct,.
took place on the 27th of Fcbim
thus announced an English
He died at Sloperton Cottage, in :
sjventy-sccond year. It is painful
add, that tor some time previa:
the witty and accomplished To in )br
the friend of Byron, and the compan:
and associate of every brilliant g.i;;:
which has appeared in our day, the
rical productions of this exquisite wl:
are too well kuown to require rcvattl
oulogy. He was one of the graet i
of the century, and his name will be
dissolubly connected with-the iihtf
ous departed in tho world of letters.
England.
Thc anti-corn league was being tc
ved.
. The remaps of the Daily Kaci
the speech of Lord Derby seem to ii
cate that the opposition ate ready to:
to war with the administration imffl
atcly, paying nc; attention to his dt:'
to be allowed first to get through
certain measures which he wishes
bring before Parliament. That f
sight of the late fire in that place, is in 1 reclucctl to certainty. Maryland has
. Vour Committee, deeming it unneces
sary to present resolutions embodying
the leading principles of the Democrat-
. ic party, which are so well ' known, beg
leave to report the following,
Whereas, this luucting approves the
Conventions, which are proposed to be
Jield at Baltimore and lUlcigh haviu"
: for their objects the nomination of Can
dilutes, respectively, fur the oftlUC3 0f
. President and Vice President of the
United States, and Governor of North
iiui.
ReoLced, That the Chairman appoint
two persona, trom each militia district
in this County, as delegates to the Dem
cc he Convention, to be held at Ral
eigh on the 13th day of May next.
Remlted, That this meeting prefers
mva.i Hon. David . Keid, as the Cun
Vi;PMiii otfiee of Governor.
Itcwlvcd, Ttiat tho Chairman apf
balloon inflated with gas, especially if
it can in any way connect itself with pol
itics and President-making. It is,
therefore, just as likely as not, that an
excitement may ere long be got up in
behalt ot the liberties of England, in
the event of an invasion of that coun
try, (free country, where some nineteen-
twenticths of thc people are excluded
from, the right of suffrage) and that the
United fetates will be called on tojuter
vene in her behalf in defence of the lib
erties of mankind, but most especially
u the . ground that she is the urcat
ouiwark of Christianity, as clearly ap
pears troni her . antipathy to popes and
earamais, because one wears a triph
crown, the other a red hat.
Now, should this greaj concert ofac
Finn I 1
,luu iae Pac(3 as I 19t-o .-.Ir
y.toitwiUMtempttdhoid
y.hg.and be hard pressed W U
omt I of the continental1
- " v "t v o viuar mat
contemplation. A lare and commo
dious llotcl is greatly needed in Wil
mington, and we hope to see thc neces
sary arrangements made to secure its o
rcctian at an early day.
Goldsborongh Patriot.
ratified by a very large majority sixity
tnree to eleven.
With great esteem and regard, I have
the honor to be sir, your most obedient
humble servant,
GEO. WASHINGTON.
A Specimen of Wayne.
Wc wil put Wayne county against the
State for fat Turkeys and fat Hogs. On
the 15th ult, Mr. Benj. Herring, on
feleepy Creek, killed three wild Turkeys
at a single fire, weighing 20 20, and
20 lbs. respectively. That was a pretty
good shot to say nothing of the Tur
keys. The beards of these bipeds meas
ured 11, li J, and 10 inches in length.
Wc assure our readers that they are
pure native Americans, and not of foreign
importation, as the length of their beards
might induce them to suppose. On the
23d ult., Mr. Haywood , Ham slaugh
tered a Hog of his own raising, three
years of age, that weighed 710 wounds.
If these specimens of Turkeys and hogs
can be beaten in the State, let us know
it. , Mr.' Ham has on luVfarm,' an acre
of marl, which has been ascertained to
be 11 feet deep,land how much deeper
is not Known. We merely state these
ts that our neighbors generally may
The sentiments of this State will soon
be known. The second day of June
tho Convention is to meet. Since
the election of Delegates to it, the pre-
vauing opinion is that a majority of the
members are in favor of the Constitu
tion; but as they are soon to speak their : other state; select from it fifty men who
own sentiments it would be imprudent i a most distinguished for talents or anv
I to anticipate them even if they were ! description of public usefulness, and I
will answer for it they are all, everyone
of them, men who began thc world with
out a dollar. Look into tho public
councils of thc nation, and who are they
that take the lead there? They are
men who made their own fortunes
seif-madc men, who began with nothing
The rule is universal. It pervades our
courts, state and federal, from the high
est to the lowest. It is true in all pro
fessions. It is so now. It has been so
at any time since I have known the pub
lic men of this state, or the nation, and
it will be while our present institutions
continue. You must throw a man up
on his own resources to bring him out.
The struggle which is to result in emi
nence is too arduous, and must bo con
tinued too long, to be encountered and
maintained voluntarily, or unless as a
matter of life and death. He who has a
fortune to fall back upon will soon
slacken from his efforts, and finally re
tire from competition. With me it is a
question whether it is desirable v that a
parent should leave his son any property
at all. You will have a largo fortune,
and I am sorry for it, as it will be the
spoiling of a good lawyer. These are
my deliberate sentiments, and I shall
be rejoiced to find in your instance I
shall be mistaken.
Letters to a Young Man.
Dr. B. Brown Williams.
We make the following extract from
the New York Correspondence of thc
Miiledgeville (Ga.) Union:
"Dr. B. Brown Williams, of North
Carolina, is now lecturing in this city,
on Mental Alchimy, a new theory of
which he is the originator and by which
he accounts for the phenomena of Ani
mal Magnetism, the Rochester knock
ings, &c. Dr. Williams produces the
results hitherto arrived at by magne
tisers,' biologists, and others but without
touching the "subject" upon which he
operates, looking at them, or directing
them to look at him, or at anything.
He simply asks those persons in the au
dience who desire to become electrified
as he calls it to wish to be so; and, in
about twenty minutes after, ' he desires
them to rise, when over a hundred
sometinmget up, and remain during the
evening under his entire qpntrol, laugh
ing, crying, making- speeches, dancing
says:
"He Lord Derby made a half thr.
that if the liberals should pursue st
a course of opposition as it pleased I
to denounce, he would appeal from '
decission of thc lower house of lr
ment to the country. There were
tain things ho would wish to have d '
at once, before commencing the i r
opement of that policy on which t
great contest must ensue. Doubtlc
he wishes to have the moneys of 1
country voted aud the mutinity act
newed and other things put in train i
his going broadly to work to use the
fluences of his party and position fort
preparation of new Parliament, lit'
to adopt the views and frame laws t;
on the proposition the last night roves
cd to the country. He would have c
give him weapons to be used ngais
ourselves; would have us give him tit
to prepare for reaction; would bcrr
our own subjugation."
Of that part of thc spoech which r
latcs to protection, thc same jour
says: "He points with an artful skill to f'
example of America, in a way that k
minds us how a certain infernal
tate quotes Scripture. He thc .''C
tory peer tells us he admires thc tar
of America, whilst he says nothing
its government. He wishes for tran?
lantic taxes, whilst he ignores the trat
atlantic votes. He would copy t :
evils of America, but declines its virtue-,
We may hear at the hustings perbi
that the plans of the model republic h
the west cannot bo obtained to by iv ' ' 4
mers. But thc reply will bo easy, j
we are to have ' thc high tariff, M !
have the cheap government ,j
"The" Americans put an obstruct t
duty, he reminds us, ' upon goods fr
foreign countries that may run in err
petition'- with ' home products. T
thus shelter, lie would have us th'to
the produce of their land. If v,
were, for .argument sake, to 'F
that tho AmcrKMus act wisely iu
xnatter
the case
lei. Ir
for all;
lized b
Americf
they ca
increasd
aud ar
there ar
for own
earth isf
is scare
-yauperd
thousaii
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