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By P. W. SIM8, itjtb PRixvEa. COLUMBIA, S. C. FEBRUARY, 20, 1829. P% Vol. XV-No^
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PUBLISHED fcfKRY FRIDAY MORNING '
TKRMS?Tkrtt thttmn jttr ananas, pay*M* u
?rfren**, er Jfclfer* jMyatfc eMAc ?mf q
fAejeer. '
DVKRTI9EMKXT8 i*ttrft4 ?/ Mi ?m( m/(I
ltraibia Kemale Academy
I HE friend* and patror.* of the Colombia
the (try. J?k? Itennle; sided by able ?nd riptH'
oncod tatokera. TIM winter term W?il cammim
ou Ike falMourfey In J?)?rjr. from the attain
??? |(| oak#
b eduaatioo, m well m
department In this la
al? %vlll not regret
faggfe
y aad purify of irtlnd,
neat and ehMvu of all
??T? . *.>,kdu? wklek indeed m?
nleruai or intellectual acquisition la of any real
valae. ?;? '*,y
Jfke coarse of (attraction pursued in thl* Itwtl
tatlon ptnbrMfaall Ike breaches ol learning usualU
isffi && 7s/x;r-str.^i;
course of instruction, not only la the ipore solid
departments of literature and sclrnre. bet for alt
tboaeMegant accomplishmeaU which are d>-cnied
nee*** in the higher rank* of life.
TkadMpetlonof mind and vagrancy of Imn
lunation peculiar to large town*, are altogether
nMMtrtilroa tbl* Institution. Ret lament, every
faettRy lor study, Instruction la all dep-trmenia of
useful knowledge, atid the Mlat.ir.tinl reward*
npmreprUted to industry and regularity of conduct,
form such an caacinblaee of advantage* a* ii rarely
to be found In Female Seinimuie*
Mrt.Binltb atttl continue* in charge of the hoard
lag department. Her character and .pwllfteatluns
erejoo waif kown to need any commendation.
HATES OF BOARD AND il l HON.
JIIMI perannnm.
Kiigltsb Tuition, 0 ?? quarter
With English Oramntar or Qeogra
'yw?^v' e
With English Grammar,Qe irernphy
MlimtWetie, 101
The two upper classes, with the use
iaMwBWobae, Le. 12
FrenekvSpenisk and Italiao l.an
WfosETRS^ 1ft
Kulrance to the Music Department ft
vr.K?P,. }iWM
Hoard and 1 ait ton, a* lierotoloro, payable in!
ndraace. ?
Columbia, Sfttb December, 1928. 60 tl
MERCHANTS HOTEL. I
rpHI *abwribar grateful for the many fnvoi*
J ka kaa reteiftd, respectfully Inform* hi*
friends a?d the pubtlcgenerally, that hr. haa ia
moved I* that well calculate!! and
aad Taylor streets, diagonally opposite hi# former
sltuetloo Mohasspared nonelnsla lilting upthe
hot** for t he reception of kt*friend*and espe elelly
private familie*. lib Talde will be furnished with
the best Ike market afford*, hi* Bar wltk the
eholsest Honor*, Room* with the beat of Hrds,
Stables wltk the beat ol Provender, aad faithful
Ostlers.
Hie Bell Room U100 feet long and l> a* spacious
and wall calculated a* any in the State.
The subset IScr hope* from ki* unremitted attar*
Hon to pfeasft, that he will be enabled to giv?<
general *atl*fnction to all who may favor him
vvitk their company.
CEO A. IIILLEtlAS.
October 84 II
JD* The Charleston Mercury, Aegnsta Chrool
nle and Turkvilie Advoontc, will pubtWi the almv*
once a week for three weeks, and forward their
ocronnt*fofpotmeai. /
Mew Saddletry Wore-liouae.
, SMITH 8c WEIGHT,
BEO leave to inform tlieir friend* and the pnh
lie that ?.hey have again established them
aelvea in Ike Saddlery btttine**.nt>Jfteirold stand,
on tke corncr of King and Oeorae rtreet* Charles
ton, one door aliove Mr. C. Cblskolm'a Hotel,
wkere they have constantly on hand n eomj-l. te
and genetal assortment of all kind* ol Saddle*,
ilridles, Harness, Whips and Trunk*; also (Jirtinjc,
Bridle, and Saddle l^h ker, Moroero. Skin*,
Hht-ep and Calf do. togetbi r with ?> complote as
sortment of plated, gilt, and iapanned ^Snddlerv
Ware; Coach I.nea and Coacli Trimmintanf all
kind*. A* tkay are connected with anettenalve
mannfactnry at the north, they feel confident in
esse, ing the.pnb'lr that flieycan fnrniih good* In
their Una of a anperlor stile, and on as giod terms
as can be procured al any timlUr ettahiishmeni
in Ike United State*.
Alt order* will lie thankfully received, end
promptly attended to, they re*]*eotfully folielt a
rkare of ithe pnldlr patronage.
October *4, 182ft 48 tf
CONFECTIONARY STORK,
wiioi.r.s a i.r. & hktaii,.
TIIK ?abaerilwi* Inform* In* frirnd* ami ihn pnh?
lie in general, that Iim Imi taken bl? form*!
((?nil Mtpntlt* l<> Wallace k r?r>
nt-r of Plnln nn?l Mehafdton ?trrrt, winrr he In.
tend*toenrnr oath* rIhiv* hwintM on lili own
nrronnlt ana will enn?tnnlly k?rp on bend ? *r n
? r*l nMwtmrnl In l*l? !)*???, nnd will mII elie*|i?e
limn nnjr on# hi the f?Ure
N. 0. Country union nonrtnally attended to
J. LONtilNO'l'Tl.
, All p*r*on* Indebted to blmrell
Antony Zenony l>y note* or ojh*h ne
XTOTiftr.
X^i *nd to
munis nre particularly reqneeted to call and *tl
tin willi.I |,<>nginottl,?bo alone h'aiiihortted in
?*eelve |l.? ?anw. A. ZENONY
Mvmry n IM. 7 3
TUB aniwciitM r lia? ftinMivKad n HileN Yen',
and employ?<I Mr. William (Jim to ?uf*rin
Miittw a***. Per?on? * Mmg to contract f. ?
Brink*, wM bn analilnd to do m on naeo?uniod
ilngtoraaM bnt no eotilracls iHaling to ttriuk*, ??
to tb? Brick Tnrd, nllt ha binding, nnl*? ma?
?rkh tkn avbrnrlbar IndJvlfiMall^.^^^^^^^
W *Vfan*bfe, f?b 119 N ' " 7 4
toff's Sales.
O-V N fl/j-S or 11KHI FACIAS,
tlowse in
Srt C^robS;oWJ$rIril^HonXy and Taes
d?yto March noM within the legal hour*:
No. 1. |i"0 ichf of land mme or le* cm ll*
W?l?fM river, bounded by O. Wade, Wp hro*l
and J. KafctM* lahd*; at the Mil of i&MtO
llolme* v? June* Rawllninn,
| No. ? IIS Acres of Land, nnri Of lee*, boon
ded b? land* belonging to Jonatkaatfomll,
Seml.XVatklna and C, Pojle, l-vM on and ?.o b?
iold ?? tbeproperty of Dauiol dluf i
ol Abigail holder, adu'ii v* Utaii
ilrnrjf Lof. and 8 Nolin y? De?u
No.?. 417 Acres of Load, more
Fork of the Co n*a ree mid Wateroe
ded by land* belonging to Elijah and Etufca Koi
nod *4 no mm R. Blown* at the nit of C. Comply
vs f. M*ver and Robert We?ton, et. al. adm'fv ol
Timothy I'M *?. Fred. Myer ea*nr of Wn. Mver,
ltd.4. The Hmn and Lot whereon the deton*
dnnt Rjekard Ilea at My no* lives, containing
half an awe, more or leas, in the Town of Colaai*
Maj al inn rah of Elisabeth Green, eseeulrta m.
RhriKard Henneny.
N.?. ft The f lOMMand lot In tlir To?vn of Co
lntnbl?tfroi3tkic on Lady stree:, and known In the
plan of the Ton n, by No. 18. containing balfan
acre more or Iron, ilt the suit of Wm kJ. Itilleary,
v? Gerarden It Serai.
No 0 694 Acre* of Land, more or less, bound
ed by line* running 8. W. and 8 K. I?y Cab?b.
Copeland aed Kennedy'* land, N ?. and 8. E.
by llerod Cornellu*, Mule Crane Cteek, William
Smith, and land ?urvi?yrd for Chart** t>*lote, end
ft. Vf. and N. K. by lend* surveyed for Lent*
Hlrhnrd*.in and J*mr? Ybornhili, Mid land M'M
conveyed to Saml Miek by Jaute* Mitchell, li*'
vied on and to t>e told a* the property of demur)
Meek; at theaull of John Black, W C. Reedrrand
J. Iloi? L Co. v*. Saml. Meek. '
No 7 l-<> Acre* ol l.and, more or le**, in the
Fo?k ol tli?* Cnngame *nd W'atrrer Rivera, li(.ttnd*
ed by landi l>rlonging to Hie estate of Rohrrt
Carter, B. B Carter, and Slurgi on'* |>tnd?, ladii*
tbe place wheir Mr*. C. I't-rrin now live*, sold a?
the |?roperly ot Dntiiid Carter}al the *uit ol Win.
Diown vi. Daniel Cnrier
No. 8. One Bay Mure, the property of J.-imri
I ???it* y, Jr. al the tult nf Junm O. Iloluwi, alig
ner. of W Move v*. Jnnir* llenr) jr.
Nn. 0. levied on and to lie told a* thr |NO?
perty W Thomas II Wade, 1*0 negro fellow*.
*lav< a; at the mlt of J. S. Jrnkin*, bearer, ana
ri.apman l.rvy v*. 'I hnnin* II Wade.
No 10. Three likely nrgroe*, carpenters, via?
John,Frank and llemy, levied on and to lie *old
a* the property iH John II. Ilonell; ?t tbr *>iit Hi
llie aduiV and adin'ri ol Zucli l'lti|lipe y?. John
R llowell.
* No. II. One fourth part of 370 Acres of Land,
more or lti?, brine th* undivided tract of land
commonly railed the WooiUldea Irjict, liounded
iiy lnnd*of Win. Bynom and Wm.aitdJ<u<?. Scull,
Jacotf Carroll and Si cirton** Deer Pond i>lrcv??
?old at the prooeriv of Samuel Scott, dee'u. at the |
anlt of Unvid it. rrowell vs. Samuel Sco:t nnd
David WchoiI.
Wrt 12. The bnwfl ind lot, wbnrrnn tl?* ilrfxiid
i?t M?rjfCVIil*,?ow live#, tllu.il* :in l.nurilM con*
i?d~X* 8W?V Jn,?rf!or l????r.l'<"iiul I
(ale of Win. M'KeiixIr nortliw null) b> I). Uarriton
fttid enHuardly by Stimul i Dunvvoody, Irvb'd on
nnd ib h* ?<?ld m dm |?r.>|W.Hy of Mnry C.M#, at
llimuiU nl R irrfll mid Dutilap ludJicoli liunlt
L Co. vs. Mary Cobb
No. 19 One Acre* of torn), m'>ro nrlfH, in Ihff
Town i>f Columbia. titunie on llt? N. W turner
of A-irmMy nnd Washington itrrrli, |i*vlr<l on
and In be ?old ni the |?roperty of Tbomn# M*v
iv 1*11, at llMMiit kf Itob'.'d bulla va 'f IiuHiiiiMii
cm|i.
No 10. levied on and In be told m* the pro*
p*rty of Win. Brown, ilir bout* nnd b.l, in the
Town of Columbia. on th#? cjrt'w <?' tt'HiUnd
and Marion (Irrrt^.. bounded M. li by Mat ion i t.
N. W by Rlrhlanrf ?t ul tlif anil ot Barrett and
DunlapiWItaar Bwn v?. Wm. Brown
No, 17. Tl<" Imnttt and lot in tlie Town of Co
Ittntbta, whereon the drl?ndnnt now IIvm, con
tainiogone fourth ofnnnrre, tnont or le??, on
Main at. bounded N. K. t?y M C. ftliaBVr'r lot, on
tb? 8 F. by Ale?and??r llrrtomonl'a on ilit> 8.
W. by John Uinrk\ b?t, and on the iN. \V. by
IMaln at. at the ?nlt? of Win flillrnry and i<rr>j*.
miu l.vnn and U T. Snowdou U Co. v?. Jt?fah U.
i Kindrr
No 18- flOOnere?of land, more or 1?m, on tli*
rood lending from Colombia to Hlaicdnir*,
w hereon the dofttnrinnl ik>w Ike?; Mt the Mill of
Ini^ili II WMl? v*. ?)r?cn Rtevm.
No IP Tlir hoiiM ninl tot in tl?e Town of Co.
liintMa, on lli?* r??rner of Rlrhnrd?iin nod Taylor
drmli, whete fl.nr^e A. Hdle*** now live ?,?on
taming tin f nn nerr mor? <?? le??, at I fie ?<ilt o(
?Indah B.irr<d( vi Onorge K. Rmilli.
No. (0. Tli- hour* Hnd lot In tlie Tow < I
CtlimMi, *lii>rr?* lli* defendant now liver,
?Ituated on nir.liRrdfoo Mffil, eontalnlnr liolf oil
nrre. more or |r??, at tlie wit of Simeon Wheflei
v* Drrrill Harriott
Nn, 21 Tli* liwi<c ?nd lot in thf Town of
CnbnnMn, wtnrc Hit- ilrf^ralnnl now litM, ontfcr
rorn#r of l.m'y nnrt nt litis ?uil M
Otntfr vt. 'I liotna* Rnllrr
No. 22. Thf liwiw t-nrt lo| In th* Town of
ColnmM* on Taylor ?*??.!, r<<M?n><..pr m* fowlh
of an *cr*, mnrftor I*m, linunard on tU* 8. R by
mid Mfwl, and on iIipS. W by MiMrtrltli'* M.nt
llif (lilt of <??fph H. Ailhoc v? l??*r P p.it.if,
No. 2*1. I?>0 arro* of I ?nd, nior? orlM?, whfrron
llm defendant now live*, (fur th? de?crip4ion
Ibr at lh? mil ol i.upa and M'l^uclilin v?.
Nathan (>nlt-r.
No. 94. 100 iicmof l?nd inor? or irM,?vlirrenn
tl?* ikIihiI aowllffd, i.i-Ht HiMd rivftr. (Tor
<t??*rr!fitlon K*ori;ittNl trrnnl.) I llif mil of ttsr
rrIf 4* Dantn|>, for Imuc lUrrrii, v? John Tuhiip.
trcd.
N? #5. 4 ncrr* of Untl mor? or !?**, ?nH fbn lm
pr'itr-mrni* lh?*r<H*n. in Ihi- Town o) Cvlumhli,
?hrrr??n fbn itrfrndunt mm Uvea, hoinidrd by
Iitimlwr, lilnrvln *n?t Onmt Hmli, HI <Im?
m?H of Vfm. W. Tr*|il^r, vt RoiV-tf-?
Nn. W 120 nttft of ItniVn-"* or !????, on th#
?t dm of CfMii* ^rr"tr. ?*b?>r*rtn Ifonnt*
ift* tlva#? bnnn?l*d N W N ft. by Aifdr?w
VnlUrf'i Und, VS and S ?>y l'rl?n# lufin, Mitd lantl
Ia |H? of KoM liMhlrir, 8. W.
.? Calnb C<tprlMil'i land; ?| lb# ?nil? of
I. TrMrliH, John Soldi mid CbarloM? Hntifb,
Hm'tt, of TKom*? Hmiih, ?? Dnrii FmmI.
No.87 400 ?Wf of Undmorr or InM, on bofb
Irtrn Itw r??i4 bfrfinc fn?m Col?m??h In lb#
?tie* Cft*k Sprint* wbftreon tb? <IH?n?bint l**rV?r
P??bfr iMWr HvH, boonA-fl by lnn?h bttonglng lo
?nd Parker Fisher.
No 88 2876 a?ro# o< land, more or lew, where
on tho Un/endmit aow Ihrta. on Cola: arotfc, (for
daterfptloo ?a? tlio title*) at tho ?*? of J 9. Omhk
p?H*odJirftn Hull, f? CHarto* Ellia.
No. 89 8O0MM* of land, mora Of Umf oSoM
two milra frooi Colaml4a, wknraoo Uw Mn4*M
now live*. funded N W.ltv Dr. ?. Maria' land,
N.E by Baotl. Clio# nr and Bqoaro Looaim land,
8 K. by E D. ltu??eU'i, and land l?le I hap* opart y
M \\m. Milliard, 8. W by land belyu^ to Jobu
A. Crawford, and part by Inn* brlongjHt to Jnh?
toman, at tba anlt oftba Corjionitlon of Columbia,
vi Btfiijumln Hatibon, ten. .
JKS8K DF.Bnt'HL, S. ft D.
Sheriff* ORe?, Fab 0, I8i9
Wi
Sheriff's Spies.
ILL be Bold Mom the CoM Hmm in Go
on tbe fit?t Monday and Tuetday in
March n?l, wilMf th? l?<K?t Houn?
Ona negro bny !>y (he n?oi? oi Ft*nk; M rt?
?ull of Rolterl Miller ri, Miiry ftillujcM, and Um?
A tlillegai, **"r*. of C. K. Willlwmton, al*o ?!i*?
mow property *1 IH? ?ult of Jubn Maury v?. (lie
Kx'r* of C.E WillUmton
Una F*afbar Bed and on? B?d?fed l. vled oh
and to be v?ld m Ih* property nl W# at
Hip MilfofMnry Willmnuon va
'I hr*e wenroen, vis; Sully and her Iwn children,
one an Infant child; at ilia miK of the K| r? of A
Hall va Kli Konorrly and TboaiUt Camftlfll
Otio negro woman by the mam* of Hn'T, |t?
I vb tl on and to be told aa IIm projmrty of Thomaa
W. ||ow?ll|at tU** Milt of l> ki. Kwur? tr?
W. Il xvfll nml Arthur tiowrfl.
All tin* lluuiehoitt and Kitchen Furniture in th?t
Washington lintel, belorigiiift to Thnn.nt Hrifcx*,
nl tht wvcral ?uilt ol Win. Clifton, rVor. o(
C Clifton and i>Mirr? v* Thoflia* Brlfctv AI?o,
two Hogm men, ?lrve?, by the name of Mlttori
wild llanrinH; hi llir t !?????? n*ill? v?. Tho? HtifgS
DKBKtftlL, 8 U f>.
Fe?>. 13.
w
Sheriff Sale.
II.T. b*p>ld .y ordi'r of Oiurt.on flio Arvl
Moiid ?y ?iiil Tun>il?y iu Aluinh iietl, with
in tl*?* I-'jjhI lioui^tMiiidry iirtittlM Miwrl?'*d *t tht
?uii uf H. Kfily Hint uiliur*. ??. J J II?ituinn.
JK#>K l)K!li<UllL, 8 It I).
Bhorir? ofBci-, I .I. 12, IB2V, 7. if
Kattalion Order*,
Columbia, JeAruary 1, 1829.
TIIK K.idnluin, 2.lrd |l>*n<in?<iil B f\
Mlliliu, ?*III |inrmlr in front nf ilw t'iwn
flail* n*i F.iriuy the stflh inst.Nl lOnY.lm-k, \ M.
foin|'l? <? ly "triioJ 4tid ?q lipped fur u*.n
mfl! 'Iiiil
nmt iii*iii
on >?%% cn.omnndinjj enmjinni?,?, nitl
(W?W?1 * wi'i?*n tlii'lr re?|N?ciivH cotnmuttdi. j
By order of Mriit. CaI.Q {?? ?.
ii. w \xrr,
kdjl 1KJ|! ll. jtl. 'h.C
llAIlt 8.
1 31 Adjl
*IIE ?ttp"ir1n?M?liij> W(w?tii 'Vt ?nf>J
?rrilM*r? tlniiug ? H?i*t ye <r*. ?
'HAfu
^*1
< a the l?l till by Iihomii llinitiilioM.' Tl.iiclr''itn?
?lftitc*,lfll>*ift ?*?4?<fcd no ol|??r rr?M>i. ( .r H, will
r#nd?*r ?l nw^wfy thnl t*ll ?> riiii it;< m ti<
?tily publ Tl?f) Ihrndof*. now !<!??? Ihi? mrttiiKl
to cnii?#*%'ly mil iijmit I'll Itiox inUrhtcd (? (Item,
|iy unit* or ncrou'tl, lu nixkn ii?nn<-<lt? j?:?y
nirnl of lUo ?Hmc. lo S UuUnurrt, I'.-.j ulu
is fully uultiorued Iwrictive inc #mw.
JMiMK* I) WIS.
Kim'A!tl> JMLl..
Col.tinU.t, Fel?rti?ry 13, 172# 7 ?l
NO rlCK ?Tl?* ril-nrf linvu fonnrd * ci
p?(inrr(lii|i nnd lnf?-ml turrvlut on Minim**
ii?id*r l?ir firm oj Mtl.l.MJ & WADDF.C.f., xt<
li-?vi ink-n Unit r- iiiral MpikI oh III* r?rncr <J
!' ihi mnl Hmlmdriti ilinli furwriy nrropl<l
liy A l.i|>rn'<i?, ? fi?w <|onr? aImivh M??i I), til
hwkil'l, *w?l linnifUiM|"ly f>|H?<mi|c Miv..r? W'.j
It M'k'ta*' Wiw, l!>r>y iiKiiimv Kr'J
in^ mitl miffninx n n'lffi uMirtituni oj l>B
fSOODd, IIAUDWAKE k UUllCCAIRSti J
from Ilia ndv<?uia^i'oii? l?>rmi on uMcli iliry li I
|iurcloi*etl, ore In r< II lm* for Ci
ami lio(rP l?y Mrlcf nlti-Hlon nihI At?iilmly to >/?
nr??, In m? ill * ilmrr- o| |Hilille |Mlror.njf,|r
xvliU'.i, lliry will Nl nil tinti** ftH proiffiil /
|V\Vll> MIM.INO
llOKKii'l WM)|)K
N n Al?*? ??? lifind an nHortmrnlVf FR II
(iAItl'lwN KI.OWKU S? r.|)i? i.fvhiilt. j
intend lo li"?*p a regular vi|.|.ly of ihe Ih?*I 1. I
Jmi'inry JJU f?
CAUWILi:. & Co.
HAVK ?>ii iin l are receiving (In* l*|
lug nrtirlix, v Ix
Su^tu, Bull, Uun I'o . Jer, ImporUl
llytuii
Old 4 u (nodi Cii^ Hnmly. 4ili proof Inn. I
Old Madeira Wine, TViir?ilT.? do
old l'*?rl Win* in boillvf
f???l?d<?ii I'rtrirr
10. T'iiii Sw'frdn lion, ?*???? t.
I BlrH, Kti.'IWh lllulir d<? Amcrl^
, Run land* MUI and f ro?? < ut 8*i??
nri
M?l4?Wc
fmian
nrr'rj (lit.
ft?. Sti'*! NMIurnnd S*ft<irr*nriwAt]ifo
40 ilt* ?.'? din,? ho*f. MM'MtArl nKftfjiill,..
mnrl't (Inllon "nrf Wik?I rurif* / , >
Anvil ?, Viva*, Stud;* hikI iptlnAt
KlfN I
0?HKlh|, Rope and Iwl/if. I
I Al.tfO.
A <?( hardwnrr ftr?t'*ry.
All ?r which hHI Ih? told m low ml *a?rk?l
iiliM, ? /
C^umbu, 13 F*!>. IB*?, J7 if
Ijfc/H&KttAS the |?l?intitr iliil t?"i </*'??'? <t*r
"" of ihl* Mwit.Mf Widftliir '? tkf?
rwitplMrtthft Who l#*lff?M? ??*!
wHMhM lh?? limit* of ihW ?trtr, ?f' n?Hit-r
wifn nril<nin?*y known Mrllhlnlh*J"n (?^?i
n copy of ????? <taftt?iiMton wllk * ???ll'Wd eoii
l?* ?t-rvt-d. Ill* thrfwfw, ordrtcfl ll?? t?if*
ClmrlM R. Horrid Ih* nhwM delf'"
tml |4?n4 |o Ibi* netlon within *l""'l ? d*j
from th? dot* h*r?of ??r jNd(?atitf M ?Mtwd
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STATE RIGHTS.
MR. PLAYER'S 81>&ECH~-C0MCt.ui>itD.
Another member from Charleston, (Mr.
DeQuusture,) with a becoming caution for out
safety, hat urged the committee to forbear
?ace, with some of . Col. Draytdn's appre
hensions of a supposed disturixincc of the
confederacy, by an Immediate appeal to
strong measures. With the unt material*
before me, and the aome purpose In view, I
come to a conclusion directly at variance
with the member. 1 trust airt I have as
| high a veneration for existing forms, Hi Mr
9/ihn of thttr adoption, and am perhaps as
netulble of the dangers attending revolution,
aa any member of the committee. / ure no
figurative language when J aver (hut my
heart would Stern at a dfmlution vj the
** sUy at the horns of the altar" the traitor
nut wrctcli, who would steal the torch of
discord to the temple, or rest his aacriliginuh
uih! destroying hands upon Us venerable col-i
imins, Let the urn that enshrhies our pater- i
nai u>lics be once rttdclv ?? 1
beyond the ruuninguess of man to unite It*
fragments. L?t the light that pervade* and
l>c.unifies our syatent he extinguished, and
where is the " Promethean lire that can re
lume it?" Who can foresee the wild tu*
?uit that would flow from ?? unhinging gtnr
r.ment, and looting mtm from the restraint!
of law and constitution?" A* well might you
?nm*il the unbridled storm, or anticipate
c de\ait .it ions of the tempest when the
rwiuds arc uuchalned! A horrible mystery
cuveis Irom our eye*, the calamities tliut
Would icm upon the country I
It jj*to ?cit thin stute of uw.ful and prcg
nunt suspense, it in at once In retrieve our
i i;,ht? unci save the republic, that I urge the
committee to prompt resistance. There is
already much combustible material in the
i puOliu mind, and it' wc wait till the " ncst
c#g af dissension" i* matured, we know not
| with v/iiat outrage the tragedy may end.
I Whatever the committee mny aticimine in
jlhi* perilous emergency, I with them to
tarry with them the serious admonition, that
clvjl dissensions, whether founded in reasons
I of *tate, or the bickerings ul luwlets aspira
| lion, nre generally a scourge to the people
| engaged in them; and I protest most solemnly
[ th.?t if I can discover a hope for the ultima fe
snieiy o| tl?o republic, It ilalcne through
prompt, jpfiexlbic and energetic proceed
ings, If, to ?*ethe language ?>f the eloquent
'member from Hlehlind. (Mr. Predion,)
" ih'.'vt maraud* i* arc driven fiom the tm
plren of Mir Rt Dorndoi by ft ohodleti*
Umipglc; if thi* infernal apirfeU *hnrn of his
he?m? and *ent from the border* of our l'a
clmtii;ed Into ore rrnnd mnitw!rum of
*V>bshterrd freemen/' thin I* the time that
oi m of Mivcrcieiity thould be made bnre,
m avert tin* painful c-ulumity. To uite tite
y?.-.K?:'ge of it me mber lr- m KdK<'fitl<l, (Mr.
flu Her,) we run now extend to them ?? the
t>\f\ v branch with the *word,'* ?? a fcbeathed
Jtwonlj" but postpone th? a?Un?*??"
?wr beCotue tJft dually impotent, unit the
|< live branch will wither und the sword he
(dipped in gore, >>ef??re ? decWon of the
| struggle. Th(* *ir it no poetry?-I'.nnteaU
I nlway* wax more kanguinary when the <!!?
I purity between the power* contending In in
jrreftked. No one can doubt that II the
1" rightful remedy" bad brrn upidU-d in *16
awl 'i-i/halfthe effort now cailul far, would
have rid us of cue calumitit-t. At that time'
?air opprowr* had not m.ulr such unprcce
drnted uccewion*; " d.imuud custom" had
n< t enured them to unnrp.ition, lior us to *cr
vitmle; prescription had not yet prevailed
over the i.mdinnrkn of i!ie ????
jirciiucm rip<n?-<l into I'u f<?rce and appa
rent f.?i:'iu*s* ??| law* Hut wliHt it the ac
count ni it now *tnnA-? Not Imrtly tha?
thev h.?ve inrrcn*' d sixty and an hundred
f?h(, and having ul) tlicr confidence and inso
lence of power in *id ? ? their exaction*; but
that those recruits *te made from the ranks
r>| those who ?? blew the breath into their
iiodtriU," and are the first to full before iti
jHvstilenct; nml that every accession of men
*nd monry to their cause, is mo much taken
from our ulready manure and impoverished
ranks. I* it not then manifest that if they
lave advanced with these gigantic stride* in
jower mid influence, every interest that in
kCccMihle, will f ill captive to their prostitu*
ing gold? And when the evil dity is at
rngth forced upon us will not the eonte?t
?f? sustained ngtinst mote fearful odds and
low much le*w able will the impoverished
vstein be tlien to stand larger and more
[ungry swarms, than to fcatitfy tlunc now
kicking our hlo*<d? It postponed till such
jme, a? 1 fcn?* it will be, the number from
iii'hlnnd, (Mr. Preston,) did not exagger
\r when tie said it would ** go down in
iood/'
In nenrchini; the nre*t deep however for
tperiienu to arrc?t determined opposition,
member from Charlenon, (Mr.
K endeavoured to Imprt** n|?on the com
4ttce, that the anticipated election of Gen.
Jck -<>n, promise* relief from exlitlnft (trlfv
ima Ik tirf that we thonld nubmit yet
Mwcr, under prmpcct of tpeedy alleviation,
niter than plunge otinel ve* Into untried ?x
|dl( iit*. I know, Mr. Chairman, the niter*
Hive of rcvUtnne* I* embarr???ing, m are
m political experiment* Involvl^ ajuchiM*
\ rcftpomthllity i but decided n<4U?, eoM
*l*t H ma) . In preferable to that Mr-rile,
ttniaing, eternal auapenae, eked rut by fri
i|<n?* and detpemte pretence*, to hatch up
ft rotten mm! tmformdtd gpu?e. Bo far Mr
from their being even a plausible pretext fo*
calculating change* aa to the corner of this
Citrk* chieftain, his <*peeted interference
a wiUl hallucination throughout, and those
who are conversant with the character, opln
lonsand acts of Gen. Jackson aa a statesman
must know it to be such, 1 sntrSst sir, that
we may be lulled Into noimse confidence by
our Just veneration for this great benefactor
of the republic. Whatever we determine*,
let It be done with our eyes open and our
breasts alive to the conscious results of the
proceeding, and let us hung upon the skirts
ofeoman, utiles* we nrr sure he will serve us.
Before sir, we " hang up our harps" till the
inauguration of a great political leader Into
office, It becomes us to examine his creed,
and in doing so, I am sure, in this Instance at
least, it will result in the Final and complete
Abandonment of thcconfidcnce reposed in it.
In saying this air, 1 trust I do no Irreverence,
as 1 intend no disparagement, to the many
virtuesof this exalted patriot Onthccontrary
1 feel confident that I use a language alt'geth
cr more congenial to his lott) nature than the
;compounding, time serving charurtcr inad
vertently centered on him by his less tempe
rate admirerst and in examining this part ot
the argument, 1 esteem H not the least of my
qualifications, for a dispassionate acquittal of *
the duty, that In the late disgusting, and in
many inatances,dt grading struggle for men,
although a well wUJirr to the cause about to
iriuni/iti, I was an active devotee or propoa
sed supporter to neither, but " I mere
luoker on In V*nice." My habits and nature
have alike unfitted, and I trust In God may
forever disqualify me for a partisan, further
than principle Is involved, and I Intend not
to Join too clamorous!) in the general Jubilee,
until 1 fullv un derstand the extent ofthe tri
umph?But of this enough.
1 say. sir that General Jackson has neither
the power nor inclination to relieve us, and I
will prove, not from any fanciful views,
drawn from misconceptions of hia character
and virtues, but from * black and white,"
from stern and stubborn facts, open ami no
torious, that speak our destiny " trumpet
tongued," that the contemplated relief will
not ami can not come from the cxpectcd
President, and that to pretend it can, upon
the ground taken before the committee, is
an inadvertent abasement of his high integ
rity.
Becaute, tAyt the member (Mr. If.) South
Carolina contributed to hit elevation, Gen.
Jackton, indepcndant nf his private con* ic
tioi?r?, (for other wine he c6u!d not) trill feel
bound to requite thin kinduct* by attempting
to obtain a rcvition of the l.?w. What tir, in
it pretended that Gen. Inrkson would be
governed in hit administration by mrtivea
and feeling* tiuiitcrto hit convict lor# nf the
public good? 1 am tuns ilr, the member
d(d*not intend this, aitd I am eauallv sure that
Gep. I. would ditdain It. I believe that
whatever opiniont may be entertained *>f the
niitlifimu* mtn for the office he H?
li-Fll IrJiSSSE^ *her' l*? ?nd can be hot one
fy and virtue*, whntt v
e Mbpcralonii by which
.-9. - M attempted to ttuil
him, he hat proved hlmtelf alike tuperioj
to adulation or rcpmirh, and there now ?ft
one ofiMon among honett mrtf,
that tfih man ft undoubtedly hone it. In him
SM? h*vru.? ?"** temporlaiiif, topple
politician, with willingnett, if not crau to
" circumvent God," no wtathereoek to br di
rected by the brrtxc that blew him Into fire
fermenti but a hero imi * ?**?- ??--?
?? ???mi in ivomnti
mnoM, emphatically the last of the Argo
nauts; one whom neither predeUcttona or
gratitude, fear or Jin'or, could awenre from
pursuing the public g?n>4,a?euggeurdby hie
honrtt convkthne. What then ere the con
> kikms of (ien. I. In relation to protecting
tadp?? Wlthcnt pausing upon hie vote in
favor of the tariff of '84, a tariff in tome res
jrcets, more odlaui than th? existing law( I
beg leitve to Introduce to the notice of tho
committee, as evidence of what really are
his sentiment* mi this subject, a document
which has been casually alluded to, without
hnving been carcfullv ??*?"??*?* *- ?*?
y vvanifllltVII in mrcoarw
of tin- debate. I refer sir to the cclebrnted
Coleman letter, datrd In April, '24, drawn
mil to give tone to the taut presidential can
v??; ami whether from ir.terest or honesty,
we find him by a happy coincidence connect
ed with the stronger |?artv. In obeying auch
an impulse, the Clnteral would only have
exemplified n familiar law of attraction) bvt
I with not to l>e understood an even hlntine
?n Imputation of unfairness on hit part. If
it I* in the nature of man to he pur fled by
the temptation* and vicissitude* uf political
life, it must have been the reward of hta
magnanimous consistency, and It is foreign
front my wNhes, to soil by mimestlons, even
Nthe ermine that adorns him.~ But the fact
is notorious whatever may have been tlio
causc. that he was not forced in our ranks,
nor h it probable that like the Humtdlnn
Itome, he will escape to them; for in this
noted e*po*eof his sentiments he suppotts
the system, wit limit any reservation, a? to
:he policy or power of the federal goverft*
neut to pursue it. "Take (iaye he) from
igrlciilture in the United Mates,sir hundred
hnutnt.d men. womrm mmM ?
?mi will At once give a Itonic market for
more bread stuff* thiin nil Rorop* now Air*
oiiht* to u*. In abort sir. we have ween too
long subject to the policy of British merchant*.
It is time we ihnuM iKcomc a little mora
jtmrrkanUrd," (mark th? word!) "Wid
fn*tcad of feeding the pnnpers amt labourers
of Kngland) feed oar own, or else In a shot*
lime* by continuing our present potky,M (the
itolicy of *24 I pretemv,) ** we shall be made
iwupers ourselves. It is therefor* m? opin
ion, thai a careful and Judkont tarm" (one
- a?,?u#i ? s-- ?-1 Ml v ikftMaan^
Cn count dMHOjing iix nwurni innwiim
operatives! m Is much wanted" (net simply
t<> protect the munitions ot war, as baa bean
pretended,) ** to fioy thr national debt, sffiwd
ns that means of defence within oartelven