Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, July 26, 1838, Image 2
It is utapleasant to be arrayed, as I am, a
gaist the supposed interest of any clas. or any
p arty, and to encounter their tierce hobtility.
ut viewing things as I do, he who titerb is
false to his dut'.. Thmose who stlppoos that I hav
taken my course froim any eartisan flelings, lit
tle undtesutnd die emoti-ns o nay heart. I would
not turn on my heet fur all the part3 tr.iniplhs ol
the day. I took my position without consulting
any politician living; and dere are those arounid
toe who khow that I took it immediately tatter the
suispension of specie payments. Ishould never
have dieviated' fronm it. if I had stood alone; and.
under existing circunwtneces I aim it'rolved to
maintain it, be the consequonces what they uay.
Thank God! [ ask no frvors oftny inan, or set of
men living, save my ownt constitnents. I scorni
and defy power, whether itcomues Iromn this Gov
ernment or from the banks. All I ask is ia fair
hearing; and if the caise I advocate is to ie van
luished, let it be done by the power of truth, rath
er than by party drill; for reteniher4ipon this
great subject. the triumph of error may prove
fatal to the best interests o'outrcomitnoti contiry.
In nl free cominiun1ities, it is upon thc fiseil Ie
lion of Government that great parties divide.
These may be divisions under individual leaders
for personil objects; bltt. fromnthe niture orfthinzs
allsuch tmtust fimve a tenporary career. There
are titoao who naturally love a strotg Govern
inett, and those who Gea'r it. Thev Will st:td oil
liffi-rent sides. Jetl-rson and II:Tmihton, the
two master minds of their day, separated in 1791
on iscal questions, atid the consohtdainis aIction ofr
this ( tovernment; aid such, in my opinion will
again he the division of parties at this tmomentous
jntucttre ii our affioirs.
I return my thalniks to the enmmitter for their
hin.1 attenti'i, aid beg pardoi 1hr laviig tres
paised so much longer upon their time than I
had intended.
, CC -11UNICATIONA.
Fourth of ,July CelcbUration.
A large and respectable number of ladies
and gentlemen asseibled at Air. William
lnlichanans. in the vicinity of Greenwood
on the .th of July. for the purpose of eel
brnting the Anniversary of our National In
dependence. The D4eclaration (%I* Inde4tpel
dlence was read by Mr. John1i Ricee, and an
animated and ant excelleni Oratioi, suitable
to the occasion, delivered by Mr. Saimuel
McGowan. (a student tit Greenwood,) w hicb
was creditable to himselfl and the luostitu
tions and Society of lil h le was a mcim
ber. We forbear mtnking any further con
ments ts we feel totally unable to do his
able production justice.
At one o'clock the company sat down to
an excellent Dinner, prepared by M r. Rich
ardson, in his usual good style, and alter
partaking sumptuously of every thing that
was good and nice, the cloth was removed,
when R. C. Grifin was requested to act nas
President, assisted by Maj.. Wi. B. Arnold
as Vice President, when the following Regi
lar and Volunteer Toasts were drank:
REGULAR TOASTS.
Ist. The Day we celehrate-Conecra
ted by the blood of Patriots, let political
- prejudices nud personal animosities he for
gotton, and let its once inore unite with
jQyous hearts, in offering tp our grateful
- - liCe Q'dunZr+
2d. Tho niomory of Gen. George Wash
ingtou. (Drank standing and in silence.)
Id. The memory of Gen. Laihyette.
(Drank standing and in silence.)
4th- The Precident of the U. States
Let him he judged by his nteasuties.
5th The Congress of the United States
-If as honiest as wise in the mnagemet
o~f the vessel of State, passengers need not
interfere with the province. ofthe Piltts.
(ith. Our ititnetdiate Representuative. F.
triotismr, atid zenl for Southe'rn lnterest.en
title him to our confidenice amnd warmest ad
miration.
7th. The derniugemnent of the Ctuirey
A dear-bought lcsson on the abnse of the
Banakinig principlcs and a commecntary on)
the Banking system.
8 th. Sotith Catrolina-Iler tnoble itnde
pendence, hiigh iiinded liberility, andi de
v~olion to principle have nteqtuired for her the
just admiration and esteemi of even her
enetiles.
9th. Then Loutiil le Cincinnatti, and
Chiar!cstotn Rail RI od--A bondt of utnieni be
tweeen, the South and Wet: rivers anti
mnountains mnly pres'ent t heir harriers. atnd
the jealottsies of mani, wvi llin vaini tuurhid lie
bonds of so just an alliancte.
t0. Trhe City of Chiarlesto---Mayv she
arise like the faled P'henix hfrnm her m..he<.
anid show to the wvorbil, thtato hei h inot ott
1;y merited, hiiit is ever minditful, of thle Cont
fidenee taI liera!ity o ef hier frie'nds.
11lth. TVhe next Prceicy--Let m-emn
biers of Congresms lonk to the Contmtitmion,
atnd they will see tt the choice is first, a
pirerougat ive oft the people.
12 hi. The IlJon. Joihin C. Cailhon---Thte
imielinngenble ehlmut pion andti defender of
the SothI: we honior his spleni-i aiiit ics,
and impose imp licit Coilifdence in his hones
'.13, The F'air Sex,-An honor to their
Coutntry, andl an ornatme->t to Societ y: may
they in their devotion to the cennse oh iiniotn,
relieve all Bachelors and~ WVidowers fronm
tihe oppremssin of Celibaey.
Bly Dr. Rt. C. Git~iint, President. Otur
cototiry- May shio be udelivered from theo
threatenitng storm wvhiceh seems to pervndhe
the political elements and tise tritnotphantly
Opce more in the enjoymnt of that peace
and happiness which pervatded her happy
land.
By Maj. Wmi. B. Arnold, Vice President
The President of the Day.
By Col. Larkin Grilliti. George WVashi
ington-The Guardian Angel of this Con
federated Repulici. He lived in the 17th
century. J,5s died regretted by a mourning
By Caleb Blake. .The How, P. Noble
' a*dmire him for his simplicity of muan
ners, generous heart, stern integrity, and in
intllectual endowments; may he be our
next Governor.
By Samuel MeGowan (Orator of the
Da.y) 'I'he United Stutes of America
The paradise of Creation and the home of
she free: may it enjoy pullic, private. and
eternal felicity.
By Richard Key. The 4tn July-We
hail its return with the warmest afl'ectious
and hope it will overbe remembered by the
American People.
By Win. 11. Griffin. lion. F. W. Pick
ens our Reprosentative in Congress-Ilis
hold and independent statnd in voting for
the Sub-Treasuiry, when opposed by all the
Represenentives from South Carolinn, en
title him to the esteem, the confidence, and
the support of his constituents.
By Wmll. Biuchannn, the Orator of the
Day-llis Oration, an admirable comment
on the prevalent principles (of the day, and
a happy exhibition of' his known talents.
Bv Dr. E. R. Calhoun. The Orntor of
the Day-In his brillianny on the present
ocension. naty be seen the germ of his great
ness in f'uture.
By Ilenry lleard. Charleston-Destined
ere long to become the lamporiutin of the
Son th. she will rise Phoenix-like from her
ashes, to he regenerated again for noble and
dInritig enterprises.
fly L. J. White. Gillam, WNardlaw,and
Douiglass-Their recent saticiion ofthe re
lief of our Emporium, prove that they are
I Carolininnp. -
In ( Cirolinn thrv take their part,
And crouod of Carolitn is e'er next their heart
Ily h'lonmas C. Griflin. Arnold and(]
Fair---''heir opposition to the tineonstiti
tional appropriation-s in the State Legisla
ture show that they have t he interest of their
Constittient's and State's interest nearest
their hearts.
fly Wen. Carter. The day we celebrate
- ay no iliscord mar the hUriotiv of this
day. Iut nity all unite with grateftil henrts
in this festival to the Great I A31, in ho
fouight our hatles in the glorious cause of
Freedom and Liberty.
fly P D Klugh. rhe Orator of the
Day-A rich production of the Greenwood
soil; his specimen on the present occasion,
is but a faint emblem of his future useful
tiess, when placed in a soil of a better
quality.
By Jeremiah Arnold. 51av the sons of
liberty follow the precepts and examples of
the great Washington until we are nunt.
hered with the dead.
~ By 11 S. S. Ogilvie. John C. Calhoun.
-The bone and sinew of Subr.u..riv~b~'
C. Preston-Our Sen..ior in Congress from
South Ca'rolia. A steady and consis
tent Politician, possessing a hold anti ner
vots intellect, with an independent, ardeni
and fearless tone of character. and wvith He
quirements which give hin a high distine
lion with the A merican People. Pd ay le
dli.da.in to purtsuie the poluted traek of 'lhe
late Dy~nasty, whosec dictatorial ed ict enlceu
Ilatueu to e:tst censure andic reproach on his
elevated standing. I is eloquence is sti i
hieardl, and may it continue to be heard iin
behmaltiifai efeinding thle ights and intes
est of our~ count r3 and oiur whole country
By .John 11. Ward. Calhoun and Pre-.
totn-Thte Political raco horses of~ t lie SouthI,
we have every conflidencei their bottoms
Ceet iindeer a hard p)tess, whleni Prestoni
niill show that stronmg dijsposiition to holt.
lBy Swancy WVier. Amnericants ransack
the graves ofC yotur forefathecrs, drag their
hotntes fromn their peaceful vaults. atndi hutt
the as weapons against baniking denta
By Dr. RI. C. Griffin. The preseint
Compa Iliny-Il ouest, inepjendlent. atnd i pti
otic, their htospij'aulity ont the prese~nt ocea
sie'n enititle thbemn to our coolidence and
unrt-miest gratitmidc.
TIhee we're several other sent imients giv
en, hut not hanided in foir publ iention. TPhe
comipanyt di..pers~ed at an eaily hour, andI
nothing biut that tunanimiiity of feeling noel
good will, sui tablle to the occnsion, seemted
to pervade the whole cotmplany.
Iron TitE AiivE~RTISEn.)
Oh ye Congress' to bite, ino Itnge. and scratch
Where in this wide world. w ill wey~ find thy miatci
Not like ufobd. Ior ollopw'tnee renownu'd,
WVhere wisdoim, love and virtne did abiountd.
Sca:N :--Ilul of lthe llouse of Represe-nta
tives--luIst rs.
PdA av.--And a iti I thuais to be dragecd
like a felon to the lIar! Amt I not a fre
mna'i; an Ion.muan!'
SanOEANr A-r Anis.-iI must needs lie
so. I am but the Otlicer oft the law, and I
have brought you hereo in obiedience in bhe
imandatec of thbe I louse. ThoI busoiness of'
the nation must I.e dlone (litre Mr.CLamp-.
hell of Kentucky, cast a sneering look at thce
Pc isoner)
Md avat.-( Looking( him full in thce fue. )
None of y.our wiinks and liitks at tie: I'll
lie i---d if I take 't. Pit a matn nmrongvst
mten, nnd as they say in Kentucky, the way
I can wipi~ you is n sin to Davy Crockett.
Wgsi-.-lurrash Boys Stieh exhibitions
of chivalry anid hotnor I like to see; and let
the wvorhd say what it may, there's no trtue
glory wvithiout them.
CAWtPRE.--l':n the best man ona the
floor, aind when I was a candidate in Ken
tuy-ky, I1'whipt the 4 great btullies of ithe
enm.gre-moialnDitri..
BELL.-! heard it, Honoral 1 8' ig , Ten- Ct
f
nessee. O. th e ccasion o a public ithor- a
ing whero I had to naake eleven hard fights, U
I yas told that iy Ron. friend had pre-ved t
hiiself a real game e.>ck, and that he wonl re
take a high stand in Conrress. [1eM, the a
Members looked upon the Belligrent-anx
iously expecting a conffict.
MANY VoicMs.-You mutt fight: Honor
will not permit one moment's delay. C
IIELL.-YOu have many piecedonts in
0I
this House, and you aro obliged to act in
conformity to them.
Wis.-I'm well known in this country, it
and you have seen me often raiise my arm
to knock down the dastard who would are
insult me. In this very hillin;, I have a
displayed my courage, and teuhea Whit - i
ney trembles when he hears my name.
CAbPi.:z.-(Approaching Al.) You,
sir,-shiall feel the neight of my fist. 'i a ,
tenar, a Napoleon, a real lion. I aen i
tnse you up. I can bite a,; fiercely as a t
Stud-liorse, kick like a Jack-ass, and
seraich worse than an Arin of' cats. ly
nate is Campbell, all the :ty frn Ken- i
uck, and I'll clcar the tan-yard.-(Here the
ComIatants engage.)
FROM ALL QUAr:as OF TE HOUs:.
Give it to Iiin Campbell--urrah-wel
done Alanuy, bite his ears--choke him
Iotge his eyes outit-fair play--hurrah M:,n
ry-stand up my little fellon% andi never sing
otut-th:t's a good one--snian-b1h his thbe. h
down his throat-inih his no- into i pan
cake-leave as little hair tipon his pate as
is on old Adamis or 1 unr gens-eat him tip
Mliaury-cat iii up Campbell-hurrIth
well done-a glorious li;;lht-h urrah,hurrali,
hurrah, lutrralh!
\\ ISE AND BELL.-Let's part the comba
tants. Thtey've done all whieb could bte
required of lon. men. They've given the
House and the world it, miost concltisive
proof*i oi' high honor, and refined chivalry.
(3Iaur3'j is taken from the flouse, almoStI
1flcfkss, corcred with blood, and handed ortr
tothe Dordo:.) AN A.\MATiUt1.
Air. E1litor,
in my evenilngs walk, a fev days since.
mly ntientition was arrested by a great splat
teration of feathers wt hithl I saw through a
window of a house on the street, and mtii
curiosity led im-,- within. I learned finn the
Prop ietor of the estnblishmvient, that lie was
renolati-2 feathers Ily stenm in fact lie
itold me, that he C,31h14 tke ;.n old fenthecr.
bed about hal' filed with !e:tt'r-. and ninke
out of it 41ne gool bed aid two largo pillow s
This, Mr. Edtor. is cert:aiilv one. or the
improvements of' the n:ae, amd the art is one
or praetiet' importance. innsmtch asit con
duces to the sweetness or repote us i.ns
tionf r it, I wish you, M r Editor to ci! and
see for youtr~elf. It concluItlsjon I wollid ad
vise all our good hoise w'ives to sciil :all
their worn ont :tnd IIlf tnrle beds to tile
Fenther Reitnovatti Fa.'torv nnd at the
satne time nastre thema. that in, this nee of
hurstin g (: hoilers. t he icks n ill no: ex plhlo
under the operation. NO GOOSE.
Domzestic N'ews.
.The li'ar is ennisidetreipreay cril 'at an end."
-Theia St. Autgusatitne le rald ofi the 7thi
ist ail. say---'I Ihe arrivalI of' a gende,
mani fr'otm (Gtt'e' s Ferry ont the -bhl insi.
n a' hav~e r'ce'ivedi t he hen'ri ten in:r imetlli
gencee of' thea mturdaehr tof at n bhoe f':ttils
named't (innat, wvho reidehl on6 thoe .41
t afie iver i' Tlheay fell vic'timiS t) s'avage
lhtrha:riy ;V a1 inather, mithter an itwo hl t
dra'n were foitulnd urereda i a their r'tei
denceti tin the :ld in--.t; ai dliaghter' -'~tho
nty coanjaeerires as ta, her fate'; bait if'i tiideredl
hier' bldy hias notl baeen fit;md.
"Tihi' is lie result iof ctonsiderin~g i le n nr
as preity welil emile'd, aitd of withhldlin<.
fromn thei sifertintg iatIhitant' ihmit .'a&i
tenace wslthi wiouldi biaiCeO enald thett:
li e ad? fromii pltant ations. If' they had bteen
mttste'red jia toservice theirt faific a would
"'A repoiirt is in tcintion that IW wolther'
f*amililies hadl be'n ittnrtdereda in the s:ino
nseiaborhoodI ;iakintg a19 li'umbei Ir 17 hurt
wie lire hiappy ti learni i'v n getlemnaan tfinm
I~a'. a,:nsvillhe, ibnai t his is ani e ::ggationulf.
'Pw II persons whoIstae snia' ea' wie itan leamn
weore' murderedtt' sinc ithile tiassacr'e of the
( )nr is: iortmant state's that a large gang nre
ahotil ihe '' t'ig Pr'iie " & its ileie bthorhio,l
souppose.d tol be the MIientsikies aand Tialla
hiasst'es; a body estitiae at ihree or foutr
huntd read, suppoIts('d to bIe tug it i ve Creaks.
nreta in the Oke'-f'e- 'toke Swaintp. * Several
'ompanti~ies hiav beenha''a rtiai ''on 1teit en
/:/S'' timoutin fg iroi abtoui -2(h) mean . A
portum)1 mi~tarchad t tha' liig Pranirie, andlt the
a'emainder' to the Oke-li' naike Swamip.
I ~Vi'.Wtussoo Juily 13
Pm'rrasta .-Wte sia atd, in ouir 'a per he
fore the hist. tht we were takiing moeasure's,
wvhich we' though~dt en h'tlatedl toi liiten ihie
awful r tesponisiilityV 1' i a' the ss of' the Pithas
ki Suponi the shouialdars whaiebh should hetat' it.
Since'a thieti, aour titn ni iintgiiass to inajure
al damitingi c'htrtees na ;initt thie htumblesta of
Gotd's 'reatitres, without iiel'entt praonf,
hi as indtlniead us to) trhact otsh thou ia:satnd
nau onie rum' sctinit ' Ciieted ith thle losof j
ibis boat, (a.ll of' whic'h itee io iiienaIypie
tone inidividlunii.) Tihte restula is ihm we dol
int thinik ithe itevidee is sneh as wouild
warranit its in arr.aigninig him ai Ih Irofl~ 11
pubthlic opjiion. We tare indaisposedl either
io 'mitigate jutiice,' tor to dio a wrongll. So a
fe'llowi heing which yearst* of repenltance:
coulad ntr repair. As wye vnalae publlie
gooda, thiereforie, anda our ii.onis hppiness, a 3
amist lhe wvary how we permit crime to go
unpunlishedla', or lightly to imnhl any mn
wrbso grtave n charge. WVe hiere' priei
hlowever, So make dliligenut imniry. and I
sweatr to make true presenltmieti1 o fy
crimninaliry which mnyeot toooinr...n,.... r
igo in the invitigation of this di resing
I'la ir.
We wouldl ihve deemed it itnecessary,
iier the eircumtancts (if tlhe en-e. to have'
id Ihus munch, had not ir nritele alread%
ferred it), beeni opied inii ilt papers ith' ic
Id stheceil, anel ptblice expj.-etation beeeni
creby. uroused tio hear what lie hwll too s.iy.
A dve: ticr.
Tm: Pu ,.asas-1 very iei'lent onenect
I!% idl I lie los% IIf tIllis re-sel til its Jpal.,
mgere is lido i ieleres.. WVe heave latel)
o fron ltie of the .avel, wlh . ih a4 deepl N
lli'elilg. Onl the lay belo e thow-'ll In h.
reek cof thle proeinenade deck were pickvei
p by Capt. Davi., the p e '.r-,11ns mn that
eck dvescried at a dist %ce% init thIeV t)eokj
er a saill. They wailed some ti:e im'hope
mt it woui near them,,, but ill vain. It
:etic l e i IlstatinarV, .1and 1hey Icl n.
M'us f jpropellg their erizy r:ei lowan
.A( length, one w o M 1he. Air. N. Sm4ih.
I Agtt-Pisa, (Geu.. aunictie('e.I hi; iintenion
J swiM t0 It (or aid. lie yh1,tnigi'edi i:eo Ihev
ter. and for it while, bollieied the wv(,
it h a lustv Streii . Ili i wifI., 1ne fii I .
na1tiitS 44f thei raft, wachiei i, ei-rtion-.
Jilb anl anixions 4-.1 .m a be:11ing- hearj.
le seeel lon tihe peeains ci ,.iIC'v((edin-e' inl hi
.diant ot hi pen' Iuns enterpri ize. All ii ncv
Iwe lr hispones-, ape ist) Ie nrres-;
,I. Ill, ellurls grow Cliniter an,! aienier.
le is evidently stru;eeh,:. to keep himeu;
pill the bnrince. Illis -.trenh fis himl
le ainks, am ile e wve h..i ii.ic' le ili Im ,(,m th
till g ...ze tit hi4 deii t d n l*. i ire e'.
h'! Oect w hchie tokfor a !ail wasie .li.
etilh's :ilt, anm it is tuppedi tht1, nh
e eteitic nea:0 e11011n.h teeliscceiver he mi.t:e
is bptre t au:1 hi, stirein-th t.il tee -riee-r
Hal~::uoe Cimn.
4 conGIA AN .) 1lAiN i:.-0itr read.erl ha.1 ve
li tor-.;IIen I I e e' c Inri ove'ry l.ei nI" teier G. I
ia aidt .MIlae, Ie re;:.ard 1e to eleeinmel l,ilih
t le loricr oi hel.- b1et4 tei t i i h e - vr
I, n, agiv,--S 11ron1 juls!We, Il.i(*'a
Idl eit.e l a es-el n ie ere iebar;:ed ;mi
miitteel in tile s.7 :e1b1e C1r1 , o. b11i,
,aried a sa rin' e'ee ;eayeteenaIe c 'ote:er' t'
ie la:vs 4)1 Geor;p:. .The ee.e. '
Made be.I S1iiuc.mer byN' (o\. %eh-v. : in
'e'mplei:e relibed hy Go'v. Il )ee'lap e.
\laine. 'i'le Snojert was thlienl ree.-e'rce 11
Ile Le;:here il ( Gerrg, ecv ae mee :
rtcc1 tle. CoIvini or, at l re..el iiio , i .:s.
iaIrrneting hin ue lee. (-n lhe dI.-Iezcil vIni it
Lie C.'evt'l 01 a ren.;l, he V. : n - I i
3iuei his irEt um.:.e-n to t) I 'eroph- of te
Slate, Calh m_.. n tht e to elect er,
1 C1\cner 43etiln, tod cerine'--wicri er.i:
aiat'xi rei' el' t .>." i'-e,. illm 1io
pas-sed hb ueste eisaue un
II l i l' t iheref v tiah -4. n ic e i
gnistl (.Nlainec.) Ibio-1 t:,; IIhe 41h-mand1. (G m
Unaulap's .ej-in ieiv l)n-.n the Illm
was thiat recqinrf alfri- l.aw 11:1,1 n111ee
e'itplied. %111i. 0! eeee ute ha .
the l'armer hal bn ri :t died li hlie pres
eilt eane. i111 uem. 'en'i (--ayS ew 10.-i.
lic' Jotureml.) n\l eli eoeelhvei ny the mncl
The -heur:!j c ill oond re:mrn w-ith i an'eteIl
bwer, mllid n u stijcppe-, nei, tlt a',
will he ltolliel ee G(esrem and cle 1t
subjeci I furti'r netto ito tihe'Legiatu
of that State. % e tniidessinnid, codintinei
tli eG' lutel.cenlinf E i;-j .'~'''e
i thne st "i4 '1e tidhr'c i k e 1 iali
edl ii aeie'r, thate es I e. t the-e idrc iuir~
of hioi. U nted States wih I et eih y .
tlevsc Ifrie :,ic.--.,I yle. .
%%in atta U
2.1 i;. a. i 1.
,, 'amtan. Juciv 11.
aic edl Ic e'e yestr *e tro-ii lidttk ( re'l
l. I-. i'.creen Paivais"e r 8:~ eert, eel C1
A~ re' ec. , e deiv~e e'ee teIllecw ,; i,:eprticenhu
('aen- i Iclr, Eu the .'!jth .1Iee I, Ii (:4
rey -'! 1err'a, leeor . eiuol. e' c~ee e
led.! enee'd el'' 'secu eec.tei cmpt'.-efi
Iny :nel Ecwo cf I) ri',-,lin,-f repirf' thi
iht' . e' e .'r i e r lt e ,, .c eiiCe ~'e,
cl'pe'eeelhrab'ile t. hh, &'cteL~eiiet eC.
itC~eeeireu-tieii~elwil eati. heec iecrt, ne I
*ct.nic t --~t cit tictje- re .ctcn I.e iiln h-ie
hill. :nnl aelse fr'ome T:ena lIe ytc the' .\! ei
erai Spcrmas~h Con the Suut annec,' i' rc,- j'.e
ci lihe 2ndc cee'i. allt tirie' iFe.rn l.s lthe
nwannriee'(. Incm n~ harh phiie hce weumii lee,
c t ns lit, '.tatl cc e'!'Icneue t:.- s -b
cthe nS icnni. ('cci. I! ;il er'. waii a ci
aichmenit ci I)ia;one, rc'en' C)t s .i-ire 'CI(e
teamll boet) F'ec: I.n and tsl topped'c it iFi
igcs' ofl eiedneins. l'erc' 2lelhecn andee oetha'
ets mc )n the ."'t. Jinsc Ete'ir ted by tile
Gl. 'e1ce'. tioremph iaeataniiry ay;
u the Onethbiilecee, .as a reeconmiieterm..:
morty .-teoririn.
Ccsan r:ssioxar. FI.a r:e ssl.--Rep'jrr
ecanu-s inc (-'ongr~lessc. tc bce cebe,.c. ini i..
nI Ies thle peresem Cear, ad u h-s- let'e'-c'tle
s ill taie peilace im Ihe lloing otErer~e;
Loncci imten. I .l Clonde in J y
i'icc-.eni3, 1st iActinea in .Angeust
V'e'rmoneit, 1st T~uida jait 8et.i3lembe.
31cltile, ..tei Meondcice icaSpttmb
Arkanisas, l'st alocntday in Oct.
Sot Cclilir(ollinac. 2ed 3loevc~ c ( Octer.cn'
Newe .Jces'ey ed Tuesdachy in 4emernc'.
Pennsyl Ivani a. :ci Tueeccivi ni Oct.
Oheio. 2di Tuesiuv in O)cteushr.
New Yorkti. 1st .Afonday~i in) Ncovemerinc.
MasachunC'iesett,,. ed~ Cclida hinli Nccv.
Delawaicrec' 2el'I Tesd.eay i:; Noemb ee'r.
Eniy, 2de ;andi ct'lined threc' cdava, andu re
idieeli eth lii nclcicn iof ihe c'alire Wh'i-i
wekct.-Au egustae centine.
C'orr'spondecea of thce Newe Y'or': .Fciur. e~f('eom.
('13C itAu . Jeill 2.
Ir voni wiish eto hiuep the' F"al bicesinesst.' inl
few York . ilege' Chi'eiaborinegc' eases teo
eii oit ite e 'cenemry aec n gather Ite
menc.e haren.st . I havece senE.(t .50 ca're' of
lihet gr'owc inc. in ccnc inc'lccsue, t hat wvill
i'dIDich een0ibusiel pert .ceP if thce ccnaihe r
Cciu tin ne' hi vorai' b le, ac tch no asci'istcl ne lt''ccoes
'rem thc'ei ites, farm'iere c whoc nond hbe wii.
inci tco payc SI -;5 peri dayc for' ilbor. wcill he
bhedi~'c~ to turen Iheir hocgs inc tc haec-I thecir
hchat. Wc~he'at lihreoughout M' ichigan ilii
robablvyh bc2 a th ents p.'r b.,hul.
VEsc.ir': or A CoNsit.-An) accompi~lish-r
edi raiscal hnanie(" Undaiern utid, I'scapejd-fo -tin
lie Loisj'i(4n7a l'eilteIl ary,. at Iiialon Illonge,
,it the 2.ith lilt. Ile was imprisoned for S
hiba"'y robbery, and sentecued for furi- j(
ieenl years; two of wthich hal expired. ile 1
h1:1.1 t'nadei p arations some time previous I
for his dej mrture oi tie first fitvorable oipl
plrltn iIty, by liin7 fil hi, clhains. and %o I
la:lening. 11he,11 as to avoidl detectlionl--f
brica;ing; ;:!--o -a pair of whi.',kers for the t
or i. of4.;i -nise. At fite houir 4)f (innier
ior th (onvisi, on Ite day ab-ove men
i a., an w e. thlfe wardens were en
!tr i 41 inl aitendinig- 14 several . i-iters,
think he% prop r I)mient hal arrived, lie
dlterm:11inedl to excenteC hi-I 14,n1 'deviSed
sc-hemel' of* escalpe. Thelf Hlaonl Ronige Ca
.trel thn,- bunoouslo y gives ihfit particuirs:
Ill wai n i tg to his cell, scm'ivilsing and re:
,11hiaj!, he accidet-odily foumled over a
It runk ill tihre way. '1)-n the trnii!' -midi
Ie, graplin: his itle and 41anct'ing withl) pain4.
Huit a1 brighit idea dlawned.1 uponl hi-, m11nd4 t
nd a Itrimnjhat smile liHted lip his co'nt
1enan11,1. lie e:mtht te runk in Ik arm,&
anl careltf!iy peerinle along I1h-.- dark pasi
.4nee. he eartied it into ie ol the back (ells.
Th -r.! he ope( neid it and e'xracted an ele
unat "lil of new e!lilhe, a pair of .'reen
-.-e 1-es polishied pair f bomits, a f*lelh
innah!e black hat. : pair of orft kid oves,
a litidle ol Cizatrs, tid a pocket-hooh Co)
taillig Iinlney.
live hlnl fi water to im::he hi- ablationi,
lott ht, fmood :I -ubitavle, or- perhap-s, thol't
the inal ter Iilibi' Ii hi" noti'e. In a i1w
m1inutesc. hie had c'1onned hlis ap~parvl, wI
lit rs and aill, and takinti. a co t-tish peep 1
in .1 1o t kvi ghit-. he <arveyved--a real dfali
dIv. \\ it'i a smirk of* vanitv on his c(ollt
a-AnMCe, hit s:,t down and iI.:e nt e
t i,::ate %:s eo- ltteri Io h i mrmb-es.
lI Ith len) ...)1e.:ort inlto thef vyard andil
nm'st op h-, w:g :<drounod, c m i
bi< whikevrs arnd cfnem in th bildi
- nith ma.11o r a of a tishmen vt onl hi connl
tenance. A tltor .<howing WTf !;r :I while, lie
(114,14i.d ( it w a lie to lt re zem ,
ani yhlhei. i n hi motih, ht Swung
hilL- m' I stre -:ni ely, into a ;F Ick-ml ith's
h: p n1' I:' 1 .1 erlun inou et a ligdht.
I i4 e11low rgi otweyd poli:etly" oh
M .hin; <h d 1 . u% hf) tre t.a twea o srTipt of
An 1-i' on; frron his (#;t p cket (left there
-i eide ln l'. by te formeIli : 1r own er of the
rm ;)wnl s it it) lighit hi-- cigar.
-Po7?1 r~ Iuts i I s f-h . shitt :: e .. t it
i thfle ire-!-)%%m eti-1 I :- :k to f) rn your
le1ytt -h t nut.e - i y ;'lurs it-there is not
mg Nhe o b-a-n -. laumV.
ill- -dlklei d I hisurel to the gate and en
tereil ino con e r,in it oe -uiof thet.
. nrs. 'I I on "nany- miserale gilt ymor
.nih, h::ve %alln in this ;;loomny retre.at of'
- rimu!'
--iTcr arc :nout 120 roniviets hore
, 11' Invllw mylblo l 1::i!s wh en I 'ink of
I de gr 1 i.d stat- of:411:Mkind. when I viat w
. h amn e ''7i1hetl hiisV tatrssini'i' y.
.pAnrou keep aI strlii watch-w-ell-butll
I :in't conceive hon you can e'ire fhe
AMsgh of S" mnenso snifennig. I 6f:,v:- alw.ays
hhdto be m. here crimes arepniel~
S Illy irves are nik: I O-el for my -lion
. ;r, r it wev, rI : ; s :1 14nd. - 1. ,1, .
'g i. ill lie t .I dllh!: a paw, wrapped
I y v h , h ther, n 1 ih lt
- i 10:.! Io the! stree , met t eill
- t-( .tol..hed ht7 I tt:1 1 1 d I 7l t I t, , ; .
n, " ih - n on!vreure
--anl bih.hl I i e k
l:: atI, t m thre Wt"i's at WV "a the .
4 'h ; , hi:1'' r we 017 r' e ins.jtantly i -moh e d theuw
itw er i 7, i eI ! i,.4' it an ' U mh-rI11t54d
-il i r t-rhan a at c~'o f hi' Uy Ao ie . I I e''
: ten i t al a14 1tor'e,$~lc ie: he, a suit o mow
of1'e is'<NT itll he t 51.-11 iljo;..f prom-te
ht~aa t' h::::i'I hit'n man!t'rs nl l'~er;a0 l 4)
h eat ' 71 ..41it i l wr 74e:nn4miH n' T, aIh cor
rdel h ts h 1nr t, 441 a14 117-4'l te.....i o a Un ke ht i mu
huit' itt i he h~ljil jntt ,:i from thew) Penti
j .'dri ( 1. aii tV lt01w S tvle s ied inrulyld at1 the
f~1 later i no41leiIof the baneu1ti1ulhnlie -.
i.ti len h he 1) :01 ( :I 0 a~lles quarre( about11 Ite
Nreen->~ , (1 received ('4-'e'll in;e agreed if ti
4a). oe Itio, .id t.iters billVite tll.s r i-acov-l
hie ins~l fedi theirmpany int. th c pens
usfl rt:.'uS A fU tt'Ii rr es-Te \ctof l.
grew' ,n :t h iie itit he m'u u et-sici of r-',
th - sto' Ireat t ~ii ne itti4 .fthee Iije i
I 71prov 1me aiI ren'h-r m'lheih-r of) CX4inl
elttin:t I ll tt nl te sin n, lis aired th s'
14 hi't na!,7t ~ed bye theyg salldeettis
of14' )14 Re reestaives7170fl hlr of thIte lttes of
teroienIt i'nttgress assemb147t esTho th
Pre-en of At he nitd fStae hel)tt, ndlhirt
by) isn' 1 antimrie theppin thOreei~) p)hesons,
teren ben)1 ie n th othersn bycd raon of'
sy moucy in the Treasury, riot otlherwis
iropiriated. the sumtia of vix itoisand dol
rs, uund mo tusch thereof am bhiall be neces
try 1r th .- nbove purposes bhall be sil -
ct tof the oiler of the said ilioard, fand (
dray such exl enses its' shall be incurred
y their directin,a. icling the itni of
eitc luinidred doiherb to nact', lor his per
aai services nod exp nes: Pro% idedI,
owever. Anid their uecoints haill lie set
led at thlie Treas I ry, in te sime manitier us
bise )1Ut ter pubilic ugeits.
Mr. Biddle, it alpears, did not, after nil,
sete w hat lie did not hefure see." The
\ Wigs are all takeit "hack. They shouted
elore they were out or cite woods. We
vere to have I general resumption, first. ns
Oaci Is (the spee cirt. uilar was repealed,
blr n when the Suh Treasury bill was re
e:ted,-and then again, m. ben Mr. Wright's
mall note repial passed and ngain when
.:onress mdjourted. These event,. were
naceh to set all things straight with the ion
esclitmptiiuists. Even the poorariveller of
he --Patriot" had the courage to raise a
echle shout, nilid cry out, -',aaw. we shall
laye specie jotyntelts-see what whigismc
as dole!" Brit, c lUIdle hAs foiucil out
iat ie woni he, c- ntsit his own streigtih
1.: holdtig on to ( the stispensioni a little
nge.:r, ati h hi lie atid his servile tail iu
1.i, eity were qte inlignantil t lhat t hanks
ii lilmIelpitin had recommemiid d the re
tiliption (i the firsc day of A igist Ccsuiny.
['hle S'Unitetud Slates G aizeti" gives cs to
tertatid that there will wli- tn restamplion
mi tei: P hiladelphia --Iiuirer" that enme
,ill Imiost %% icgidhly a dav or two sine tm a
tzza.. h.r r"umptiol. (olows cite "Gazette"
n141st iwetlily it its explain yeiol 313cslenay.
So) m teh ltr our s:spicious of the truth oni
loud ny.--Bolt. lpbia
rMr. Bidd!e's cdulgy oii the luiLpendent
iFren,(Nry System'l:
Lxtract from ithe report of Mr, Biddlei's
spoit el to the Stocekhoblers ofi the U. S.
Btaci, onl lite 2Sr bi Feb, 1I,1% a ivelt
in the N at. citebeer fFelt.27, 1 30.
"The niew charter lid tie ni vanitage
nvcuer the old otte-ill its exem pt ion friotm tie
ex penses o doing tile bisinies3. A the guv
rrnmeutri, ill loaIn tlieies, andt1 pension ncn
ties-ad ill trantsferring the pbillic finds
nithout ebarge"--'In its sepiarmtiol fromli
till isthe iice if a tieneral einveron:ent-an
n11 n cral cc etiion---heelicial I, 1m-it I her
ite !n:lk c'the government." * "[L
wIs ain r:-:iemni li-folrctme im# the trewrca
he lL.mk, c.that it u%::s lit m11 ny ont
i, et.i w VItith per'S it tliic. The in'tinets.
of pi'ilal power innie thatic aIsNsii 'i;tion
Ianlneroiis; tefi i t) neither party. intjutiotus
A sin.-dar ca(se jr Medical m.-On
tite m.1 o111111 f the litill h. -.% Lile ch. saiute
Was firint lilt hlie Bhaiter%, twio yotncg mifen1
" er. hatbine inl tie rtar of (' sil Gi.ri'en.
Tihei nowre dinvgi: i:ci Ihe wV.i:er at tie
cil1memVt wh-n 41nc4, of tihehev gun11s Was
-nar-.:ed I! w.as oibserved that tiey re
maiied undet wter a uitinnaoiw lengi't'h of
time; hnt they a.l length came il. and ap
peared to she bystandle.s to beiavei in a
str-gane tnd tnutiual manner Thev -were
re.end and taken firom thle w;itr. -and
n hnt is; horrid k reitw, both wePre bereft of
re:tm.n. i liev werii dctmiterd to their
h ioe. wheit' one or itim remain, tic; Fri
da' in ni t ' cf ill-nfit-,. at wiVhit tiee
were sign tof r'turtiin- reaion. iThe
oa heasstl llend ha- heen en to
Assylimi nr 1eles n.-.\. 1. Erps.
SrtI, Stit ('rn. -'hei New Orlents
-e' it' Of. 14:b inst. ai s---This fitne e
will sai~l to cdayl n hie--I". fir,.'vne ci New
York'h. Wc c icndersc tcid tti;it tpwa:ii of
Elf y 'en-r, ha ti e ti re::lv tnke hq ert his
ntitd t.n'nvi titere -ire ex perrc':l to do s.o before
thet bi-er ct derri'nr'cie. 'li l'13C.1a is -er
'vreet' evel il t :f.ii Wi'!' . i(' r i .i -
strlen..i'.m i -.. v w~it . h~. .,w irt ee tif .o -t
3us ttiein eh i t~ m e lI '!-he1 cap ti
am~cia "'hraf', theet-iner nd fltn'e ti e .l
ve r' 133 a (''! " c ete ini rt'C N r letitv.
rieia lic'r. :cd l'ro. ipslne: wel ami a, I
T4 wel nJo ine ohnndnehe of re isb
vesiis ertt ee O''rtencpsart f nrearly
Weimo allti ly wsish tc'lhii ganllantc Ie
fser cpedand rog:sral ieron vyae n
The n ti'e t'crie/ii'e' till2t int. r
ii v''r "F it t herrl n anda siixe hnred
S tti'hir i i l'tri \ i, w a tec ive fhv rite Sre -
wellnuih irm' Newi tOrleanls-makiing nellyt
E ine byrust lJa a d itnee ha'i'ou Hn
note a dil' onthi t a Ifioce nct them
ter mnv felll t.-ured'i~ i the nr~t el in i er
'tni '' nite io e cite avuiedtte s hen
eerithe ci'ttion the Rithose of' Texhar,,
p lie by i eraner "c'i ten3 ttr
iThe l Gobl'iiVe t ctiifor Prolamtio of3c
the Pirien o-::t, clublishietheTh ratitmonto
n convetin herwen te UitedStats o
laron t. th i ilntyl aorthre nptu e o
told hv' th- recet A et of' Conitre- a mount.
In anhott 'Ix miil 'ios of' dollars. The pro..
Peiis .will i into the' TIrenisory, to aid in1
rlnfraytinio the ex peinses of Gov'ernimen.--.
/Car. Metr.
Rlrimstnefor Calt/e.--c is probabiv not
not)n n toi matny of' our fatrmers, that brim-i
utonte is va';luable Ior ettleii. in keepine thenm
om clrkh.. These v'ermin are not only
dThy in their aippeatrance. buit an intjury c'
actIe. A prec'e ot' brimrsl,'ite as im-ge us a
troin of con. " "li lvehifrizedc,eive~n iln alt,
v'ill e'nncc them tc cdrcp 'fe nnd1( pre venr
>rhler< frtom gettmne on for8S or 101 dlay's
'nsele'r hr'imtcone its ntee'ssary for 'a cow
ct summter as saic--Oio I'armer.
Gust ELas-rrC TRtEE'-The tree that
:rduces' the guim. from whieni gum ebastic
c mande, has been diecvredl in the titmber'
'c land 0n thi' rivet' C dcirntdo, Texas
iftee'n miles from: lnstrop. Also on1 il
nme riveri' at thie mtouth oicf 13nirless~on)'s
'.'e', cte ham-t., a -cdt'n -r'1ascci.