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Hju-coimt of the -Public Meeting in Durn
■wtrict,” the '‘Celeb alien at Sealsviflc,
■ (;oun ty,” and “ Jf.fkerson,” ‘-Bakn
and - II,” are unavoidably omitted, for
B>f loom, togotlMjr with other criinmuniea
Ki hand, and some selected articles, and-
B -of our own. We ctave the patienco
B Correspondents, who may rest assu ed
B«ir favors shall always receive the eurliost
that circumstances wdll permit. “A
is informed that the cuiumunieu-
H,. a ||udc9 to was duly received, and the
ins been omitted iuadver
■. It shall be published us early as practi-
H; and should he continue the subject, we
H suggest to him that the cause he ndvo-
Hvvnuld be better advanced, by deeding
Huntiiin more to argument, however well
Hcd may be the praise he bestows. And,
Hi,he should study to avoid tautology. We
H this in all fibndsliip, for our very sou*
His toward all wle- thinli audfeolus he .lOe®,
Bb snl.j. cl in f[ui-btion.
I .Vi .Ji.l It V,Oi.\ <X' .
He H u=c of Ilenrcseiilalives, on tin liti.
■ ag es,l to the Uesolution of the Sur ito,
■oil ii on Mi inlay l ist, the 10. h. A.id on
Hume day, a Committee ofConfe eneo was
Baled by both Jlimsos, on the Tm itT hill
Be part of tin) Senate, Mess.s. WII.KIXS,
By, and Dickerson—others nut named.
I 'imt; ciioi.-iitA.
He number of cases still increases in New
■ A imicli excitement prevails there. A large
Bin of the inhabitants have left the city, some
Hints say thirty, some, fifty, and some seven
OiHainl; though the Coiomsici.il Advertiser
p 9 Ii hist, says: “We cnnvnised ycslc day
seveial medical non, in whom the Ilo.trrj
uallh, as well arf’ilie ciliz ns generally, re
most confidence; and they are deci, odly
ininn that the Cluilcia is abating in its vi.ti
The daily number of cases has in
led. t*o the Stir, iheie wine 42 new c isos.
!l deaths—on the Dili, 105 now cases, and
.allis—and on the lOih, 120 new cases, and
iaths.
3 PllMfttlM N'l’ipi VETO M ’
I the FI ink Bill—(the Ii st pint of which will
and in our columns to day, and wo regret
its length precludes us from publishing u
c;—n a very able and iniarei.ting i'ocu-
I, and Wait be read by the people with great
'too. It appeals forcibly to many of their
and mast patriotic fuelings, and will ho of
ho value to Uie country, f.oui the powerful
Conclusive expiisjii in it gives, of the grout
nr to ho apprehended fiom this mammoth
nc nl tyranny and corruption. We perused
fy hastily, I nit with much gratification; but,
*• alias loused up much of our one l . 'Jiiiosi
anted adin; ation of Ms illustrious author, i
ictus one puss ig«, whi h is a gre. l blot n. on
is ,i whole, atm h is pained us much to see.
Hl )'i ['age Id: "Had the Executive been
ad upon to lumirh the project of such an in
* ton, the duty would have been cheerfully
finned - thereby intimating, that such a
h as lit .'.Mu I I dictate, might have been oh
tr 1, Jcju ;h purbaps nolle other, and encoura;:-
rswrc who apply hm'eaOer, I Con-tiess.
5 - j look to him (or a jj oik. and not tin: h of
r 1 "- *"'*■ themselves, of wluti.my In a pro.
■•• t ..iv o.s rather niuuli of lint spirit of tip t,it ion,
i.truad, 4.„|,t upon the high and in.: o t ml
I ■' -ml pic/ogaiivee of tlie E-gi,- ..: tie
'".■.in, and tbori-lme, as a daiigf.i o- 1 place
r micil ho caved over vvidi in.! if uco,
‘he excellence of til-. docu>iie:i l
** found,—The u arc l-.v tc: ;■ ,-.:C
l “iyacli'His; us mitio- im iai.ee. which
1 tv° .iiit room nu.v i 0 nolicc.
f !.LEld{{A’J’lpV, AT
-u have been mm.h d, ’ with ll; ■. ac
f " 8 i uitnd cob bra< „fn, e . . oplo of
1 nttgribtiriiig c.iuniv . a \ Sin”,
;■■■/ v- h, h w . 1 f, Km d ; 1 1 -.y*. .
[■ II the f:.- • • Stile. ,„.!
* -'h ds .South; i-1,. ! , .
*n«t tnalti -
-hoVhrp. ■ .
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• • If • ■ :■?»*} ••• ’ ■ ••. I .Mi - .
I at a moment like this, when their dearest rights
jmid interests, are in imminent je.,: ardy—oi that
i hay can look calmly and indii. cully, on the
, gallant and glorious stmgglo, ol their" far. ile
t sister, Carolina, hatlleing, foremost and alone,
r j m the ve:y breach ol those rights and interests:
- , know then not, and have not continnallv ndn
j gled with them, and talk, d with them, aiid felt
i with them, as we have done, for years; or they
. would never dream, lor a moment, of so weak
'mid futile a sublet!ti c. What I the people of
Ooorgia, anfi-nulhfiers, after themselves almost
. unanimously nulliiying ! and submissionists,
white standing, almost to a man, in direct rcsts
i/i/tce of the unconstitutional laws and decision
. of the General Government I A little time wil*
I i show, it it has nut already, that we know some
. thing ol the people of Georgia, and their gallant.
. devotion to their just rights and liberties; and
our Ihe on it, that they will never hesitate to
sh ire ail the difficulties and dangers, the fin tunes
and the file ol Carolina, ho they what they may,
. in the common cause, for our common rights
. and liberties. This they must do; for, hide
* pendt-nlly ol their vital interests, their honor is
involved in it; and that Ihey will never sacrifice
either for Van Ilmen, or Jiis satilliles, or their
own lives.
We are much gratified to find, that our former
; townsman, Weksi.kv IloSsv, Ea-.j. was drawn
out at this celebration ; and we have beard his
speech spoken of, by those who hoard it, in the
highest terms of applause; out, that it was an
• Mo pient and powerful one, and full of the aid. nt
and deep spirit of the time, need not to be told
to those who know the man,—llls striking‘pow
ers of mind, and generous, high wionghl devo
tion to liberty, aiid the holy cause of the South ! -
We are gratified, because we have regretted,
with many, that ho should have so sedulously
devoted himself, and hie abilities, to seclusion;
though we cannot but admire that modest aid
ami..hie shrinking fiom display, and dilideuce of |
his own powers, which dictated it. True, he is 1
yet young, in years; hut he is old in deep reflet i
lion, study, discretion, and sound judgment;'
and that God who gave his talents, gave them !
to he exerted for the good of his country; and
at a lime like tins, Georgia expects every man to
do his duly, and exert his powers, however
g eat or sou. 11, to rescue her rights and interests !
horn the clasped fangs' u. the spoiler, now penu- j
tiating to he. veiy vitals. This is no time fori
smock faced basiilulticss, pretty j rudery, mid j
I mini by painhy conceits. (Such “holiday and
Gaily” nonsense, must now all sink beneath the j
j high and noble spin’ of a freeman, roused to a ’
i . just sense ofliis country’s long te elected wirings, I
j and determined to icdress them, amt sustain hot j
I riphts, at a.: h. /. .njs, and against „il conse.piuii- 1
! cos,
j \5 e siieiii Ihe gratified to pub'ish the s- cedi
of Mr. llol.liv. and hope our friends in hisvicin- 1
ji'y, will p.e will oil him ni give it to thv press.—
l-i v. hat we have s.td of lion, SVC looked not to
. (him, lor t. lu the cause in widen we a e engaged, |
j coii:.c.ous, that our just praise, w ill be iai md v o j
| hkely to p.nn than j lease him. lint, we burn id>,
i|*• i i I
cense to no man s vanity, and neither can we 1
pause to consult.any man's false delicacy ; and, '
how Tar we have justly estimated his character
- and abilities, time iiitisl soon prove.
i Since wilting (he above, vie have received
. | the speech oi Mr. IloB: V, and shall have the ,
' jdea.-uie of laying .1 before oui leaders, in oin
■ next. It fully realizes our expectations of it, |
ami will be lead with groat jnluiest and in- !
1 stiiicliun.
Tin-; Pi/id. iG ii. sditaom
When vve rcinai Itod, oh thelllli inst.on the po
litical bearing of the Sermons delivered in the
I’.esbytcrian and Unitarian Cianches, on the
I Sunday before last, vve were advised, that the
one preached in the 1 .tier, was far mo. e mild,
lit in the one in too Is mar; hut, in making no j
distinction of this kind, vve acted on the ground, |
that a preacher wholly traiisci nds the limits of j
, his duty, in inteifering with politics at all; and j
vve, therefore, deeded our re in a Us, not to the j
extent of iho transgressions, but to the nature
and consequences of them. A lespocted I'ietjd, ;
who thinks our remarks have done injustice ini
the I'uilaiiiiii Pastor —than which, nothing could j
. have been farther from our intention; for few-, j
if any, of his profession, have more of'uui since; e
rested and legat'd—has placed in our bunds his)
seimon, to ju-'ge for ourselves. V\ .■ have road :
it, and, thmigh vve do not funl its -l.ngu.ige alio-i
gethnr, such as vve ha.i lie on led to ex, ed, yd, 1
as ou. jii.lgmciii .toes not ctili ..■!) .-oim i '.e vv ith
I his. in the be 11..-; the! it is wholly uin-hjectioiiiihle
and, ms we, by no rue.ms, di-si eto enforce j
that jo Igment on olln rs—vve tak the liheily o
publish, below, all that part of it, whi ii relates
to the iiinltoi in ipiestton, as the filn.st.uiniie of
dying justice to all [ allies, and ieav mg all to j
jadgn for tiu.-uiSMlves. Tne fiillowtug is ilmo
ti ad alhtded to :
“ We have received from our amu st is a no-j
hie Joh tri:an.-c. Eiheity was their lerlli right, ;
, when they landed on these shores; and with the
favo: of God oil their lighteons si nagle, they
defea.dud that liberty against those by vv hum it
was invaded, h o.it inheritance, it is ou, du yj
1 to t-ailsM.it, uniinj ui.ed, to those who r une at
ter us,—and with it, other gifts, nccessa -y to
coirfi ni and preserve it, in-their hands. We
1 must h ind dow n to them that Union, which,
next to faith in God, has thus fa# been our tovv.-r
‘-of st erigih. We must tra. .-unit to them the
tjiiril of iMeliigeiicn, on h our iiistioiinais
j innsl ev-r ■. v lor-u. poi t. Wo must exhibit, lb f
I theii ;«;• t.. 1 ; mi. an exuinj lu ol'eabnness and or
. I der, “I si; h i tinn all! v, and us fin vent devotion to
e il, si lie a ; vvi. -so Ijle.ssiag has been so signally
I around us. I ; ■ vc, limn, to speak oi oi - oldi
.* ! r ,lions to tbr ; r:se offVeedom, of genera.; : el
t In-cnee, of nmralitv, and ot lelijinn.
.! Wo h:iv c oil ;j S ions, Ii stiy, to the cause . (
fie OK). Vv OIVO hr--IB S'd.'Ctiid from lit.
- I,.de wo.ld, as lid do,' Mi: f.S of that great
,1 edv ■: 111.: (-id; 1 e vve I hr- guar
lii" lb- ;[I .snt g* relation, Lr*
, i ... .. no lor futuni ages
j•[ .. a ours, n ed*
; ■ . ■ a.-.J 111 con.se
i oflime, have lost their oiiginal character, either
; troin the usurpations of their own citizens, or the
- conquests of other powers. Hero, for the first
i time, is tlie experiment of a great .epuhlic tried,
with every circumstance which can be added to
ensure success; and if here it fails, that expert
meat need never be tried again. No, Its fail
ure will he a demonstration, that pu u freeduin
is indeed a dream of sanguine human imagina
tions.
And the success of that oxpoiimcnt depends
on us. Already lias our country supported no
bly Ms high it list, for half a century : let another
generation pass, ami its strength gam the incieaso
which that period will aft'urd, and no power, loss
titan div ine, will then bo sufficient for its over
throw.
Wo may know the advantages, and the res
ponsihleness of our own situation mo.-e fully, by
contemplating that of other nations. Look at
Europe : see one brave nation trodden under the
fuel of a northern despot; and. see another, our
own parent country, advancing lovvuids more
perfect freedom, thus far, bloodlessly; hut, who
can 101 l how long so to continue ? Moe every
where the spi; it of freedom flashing fin th, like
the buried flames of a volcano, through the
weight with which power and antiquity have
sought to overwhelm it. The volcano mu-t hurst
lot th: tlie earthquake is at hand: tin ones and
palaces, and temples, will loiter and fall before
it! and human blood lie pout ed forth like water,
and human freedom either gained or lost forev
er ! Sooner or later, that great contest must
come: and its issue depends under God, on the
exam, lo all ',(led by our country's file, lflh.it
exam j le strengthens the hands of the fi ee, hhei ■
I ly will piev.iil; but our downfall will he tin;
downfall of human hopes.
And whore a;e vve, while thus the cyos of a
world are turned on us? Shall wu be found
rushing into contests, where we can gain nothing.
; and must probably loose all. Commencing fiom
.pecuniary motives, divisions, which must sosull
jin pecuniary, as well as political ruin? Uoliti
j .{dishing our Union, and lli.m peniiilling foreign
' policy lo act upon its old maxim, “divide and
| govern?" No. Let our country better know
her interest, and ber duty, and rather let any
comprov ire, any sacrifice he made, than the ark
ofonr Riifutyhe abandoned in the midst of the
! tempest.
j Perhaps some explanation may ho thought ne
cessary, of remarks in this place, on a political
I subject. 11l wore conscious of having direct.!,
i those observations against any one party, I shim <1
indeed, have violated the ileco inu‘of ihe day.
! and ol this desk. Hut my remarks are not so
I dusigned. They apply equally, so far as they
j convey .-ensue, vx herevo; cental.«t is deserved,
on acc.ai I »f political violence. Whore is the
politician, Who will say that his own paily is al
together free‘fiom reproach, in 11. is matter?
And where is die eh istian, who will say 'hot the
bitterness ol party spit it i» not an evil of sufficient
' magnitude, to call for tlie jiihuailvoijffi.iis oi die
j j ulj.il i”
b-..Vi’i .V KI,.
I Vfe liaro had the pleasure to receive the th pc
fist numbers otdh e Southern Hr.atiml, anew
; paper, published in Greenville, S. U- and edited
by ToknKit I’.vNutw, Esq. a gentleman of nxlen
give literary attainments, and striking abilities as
1 a writer. The paper is handsomely printed,
I and the doctrines of the r.a,)islilullunal'sls are
! advocated ami explained by it, with ginatfoico,
ami ability. Wu heattily congratulate ourtii. mis
iu Greenville, and the section around, on tins
important acquisition to their strength, in ihe
g cat cause ol .Southern Kiglits and Guu,M.iuto.n
ai Liheily.
Hill Tll K U’lil'STA OIIHfiNK M‘.
Did the Pewholdcrs in the Churches icorid lo
establish those buildings for lint purpose of tuo
jgiuus worship and devotion, rrr for vhc discussion
'■ of political subjects? Did (hey i-usage the P. v
loteitd I’.istoiS exclusively in reference lo their
I religious, or their jioliii.;:.! qn ilifieali. os and
doctrines? If the Pastors were engaged for the
I purpose of preaching religious doctrines only—
;by what audio- ity do tln-y iiMrodiii'O poiilio.il std)-
i jects into disenssion? Tim G*inr»-li and tin; Pol
| pit wore not intended, me they engaged, for
- uct such pur; oscs. It tin y attempt sndi almses, |
j who has the'.wdM to 01-j -I—ami who so likely 1
: to Object, as lit isc who think limy arc not fairly
| dealt by? Del not I wool tlie llev. Pastors, on
j til • soldi Mb belie c hi-', discuss political subjects?,
mid who lies objected? aed wh) ? a Pewlmhiot;
and because an unf-.n’ advantage lias been la
-1 ken to promulgate doctrines, in which lie does
: not believe, mid lo which, no oppo. (unity wai<{
given lo reply—and because a portion of his rigid |
- lias lints been mvaded. lie does not attempt 1°
! defctid the sacra,! character of tne fdmr.-h and
' the Piilj it, fiom wh it all must, acknowledge to
| be an aggression, whether designed .as such oi
I not, because it is in the keeping of these who
■arc belter ipiaid.cd, and whose peculiar duly M
is—and because tlr.t is n concern, with which
lit, b,s at present nothing lo do If the pulpit i
lo be fill mod for the discussion of poiith al sub
jji'Cts, none hut tin: i'ewit-tide; s iia.ve the m
lo make it so ; ami in that event, ail wotffii i.uve
, an equal light lo use it as such. The impertinent
presumption, therefore, that he would li ten m
h re delivery of Ihe political bar ngtie, or to any
. other, on the next sabbath, or at any o her time,
is, like many oilier tilings from the
i source, t.. s..y the least of them, not only gratni
lons, hut i, ..-in mis It is I.U« he was not | esen:
on ihe it.- -..-mil; and it is ri >1 less I,,if, that tin
, tights ol indo i'luals a;c most apt to lie ovm h.i-k
e.i m then aliscuce. —lie hopes it is umiecessu
ry so. him to say, th >t lie meant no dtsresj,.-. I to
. Keligion, or injury tu (ho Reverend gi nt - mu
who hive, a-he, believes, deviated solar I m
f their line of du'y. He did tm!, and uoes ; 1
believe, that thnj were actuated by im| •
i motives. \*t * a : set how entirely the ( ; »p
ariotiicr s.-cmom .■. the eoutiliy, d tier in 11 . u -
from us—lbat most of them do so hone- ■“
siucureiv. we a e hraitid to li.dt.ar Imt we -*
not bound to listen to tin ir polu.r.il il -a
. at a time and a .da-e, where w>: ex,.-.- 11 ■
irj religious sermons (iom them. He does not do
o i ny those Rev. gentlemen, any political right,
■t| which ho claims I'or himself. IT they desire to
, | partake in the discussion of political doctrines,
0 t * ler,! * s a linie and a (dace, where they will he
heaid with respect and attention—and where,
too, all their arguments against the sovereignty
n ot the .States, or the rights of the South, will he
• unswcted and refuted.
7 'he Owner of Pew Xu. 1(5,
a
fOMMI'Mt'AI i;p,
1 n'Usl!llvriO\. AT APPUXG.
e Ihe I'ointh of.luly wascelehiaied at Appling,
s < -olnmhia county, with the usual demonstrations
* "I public spirit. At 11 o'clock, a large concourse
ot citizens, assembled at the Raptisl Church,
. whore an interesting and animated O aljon, was
f tdoipionlly (Iclivureil, hy Aimes rus Wrigiit,Es'|,
t At .i o clock, a iimnhnr of gentlemen partook of
* ;l 1' ,11,,i8 dinner, at the Franklin Hotel, at which
r i)r. N. C'uwraiio presided, us President, ahd
a I hobus X. Hamii.ton, 15s). as V. P.esident.—
a File following Toasts wore drank :
y Ist. ihe Duy, |i is consecrated to the fee
e ' Olll and indopend nice of sovereign States—
n- It reminds ns ofonr duly to preserve the Slates,
B | free, sovereign, and inde| endenl.
t *ld. /In Patriots of the lltrohilion : While we
j celeb ale their virtues, let ns endeavor to imbibe
P 'heir spirit, and imitate their example.
, SJJ. The memory of ll’iishinglon : When we
. lind language, capable of expressing his worth,
I words may then proclaim the extent of our gr a
i, i t ilnde. {I trank si .ruling,)
t j ■) h, (ii.oigin ; “ She contends fir rights alone
• I —tights, eoeva. with the llepnhlic, and cmbla
; zoned in (lie vei v register ofilshi ih.”(s? cheers.)
mb. The lieserml /lights of the Slates; Me
, naced hy Legislative construction, and Judicial
I asm pul ion : Fliev are to he preserved hv the
, Slates, each for itself, at any and every hazard,
i (!!. cheers.)
i (sili. The Modficalion of the Tariff, as /iro/m.
snl by the present Congress ; Ivpiivalent to the
i ope dos the Stamp Act, hy Great Entaiii, with
i the declaration of her rigid to hind America, in
all cases w hatsoevor I Let ns matk the parallel!
7lh. The memory of Peter Crawford: Ti e
, aide and ellieienl Statesman—tho friend of the
widow ami the orphan—(.'olnmhia county weeps
ovci his departed Wuilh—the Stale deplores her
. loss. (D ank standing.}
I Bth. TJieVnion ; Union,with Liberty—ls not,
Liberty without Union. (U chec.is.)
I Dili. 'The Constitution of the V. Stales; ft
strictly liiiiila the powers of the Federal (iovern
, menl, and cl.a ly delinos the extent of unrobe
dienne.
I Dili. The Southern States: They have re
, monstiatod against oppiession, euiilusily, and ■
« ilhoiit ell’ecl. I. it them now act, vigorously,
i and to the purpose, (li cheers.)
II ’ll. The Gove.nor ol the Stale of Georgia,
l and the President of the U, States. ,
- Pith. The. memory of 'Thomas TT Horn side:
In hia death, 1 ieorgia ln.-i a piomising statesman, I
and the coitnliy a t.ne patriot.
loth. 7he T.iuinrr as Constitutional I.iherly;
''ll shall wave in triumph over a free Stale, m
Idioop in Sorrow over the giavcsol her defend
ers.
VOI.UN i T.F.R TOASTS.
< Rv llie President; The 11-hiloinadal one
i and indivisible, of the French Republic—made
- practical in the Union of these States.
, Ry the Vice President. The Southern States:
- They leave the wisdom to discern, the firmness
i /o demand, and the courage to sustain, their
‘j constitutional rights, ("I! cheers.)
! R, Ml. Sir, wart, Ilf Mississippi, (an invited
j (f.iest. 7 he Oorervment our forefathers run- !
j li.n en! to eshilllicit; Rased upon J nhei ly. oipial-!
|j: v, ami justice : the only one their sons will |
’ cin r --a ' (Uohuols.)
j Ri II I( anhui.i’ii, of Mississippi, (an invited
’[ guest.) The Soother'll Stales; may they miani
f tmnisly agree, to take a determined stand, '
j against the oppt essivo exactions of ‘‘the moj-.ii- j
ly,’ ( oehe.eis■)
! j By Gi-;-<).«k (JitAVrs, of .S. Carolina : “This
is my own, iny native lain!.” May her tutelar
' dei;y enable her, like Young Heieules, m slum
gle every Hydtn that may be sent by her cue
mies to destroy her.
] Isy Stv I. Hicks. The principles of the I'm
teeli inisls; Farm;.ldled by a Coalition of avarice, ;
intc.csl, and sell!, luiess, wliirh ruagti minions
minds should not tolerate.
: Uy Jko. Thomas Ri unt. Gs oiiok M. Ti on*:
“bis sou! is the 'I eiiiple of I. berly ”
JJy I.UKK I.ansdaik. IMoihst Merit: Tho;
j sun.‘-I guaranty of future greatness.
| 11, I.AID Ft I.MIVi), I sip Judge UI.AVTON, nut
aide and elVoieul Jlopre.seillative in ('ongicss,
' | 7he old gentleman seems to hr, at home , ami I am
' glad of if,
'| JJy Simmons (.'uAwronn, I'-* |. Amer'ran Sys
jt,in if P/-u!i il 'ioi.: tJo n.iiiit'il, lor political pur-j
’' po.-t may it recoil on tho projectors an 1 ad- j
1 j (ic-.'itiits, with more injury, than has been done I
1 Ia it. to its v i<aims.
I!, G. 11. Biiijcki rv. State Sorrreignty nnd
'' 'he Constitution: When the one i. tiampledl
1 down, l iv j• i• 1 1 ■ ■ i•»I u u palioit, and unjust 1. -gis- |
'■ lotion, we are prcpaied to '■ae.ilice Union upon
1 the altar of Liberty. U dicers.
‘ Dy Jxo. 1). DtCKT.itsoN, VVr.rtt i.f.y llokbv,
t F.s p A a able adeocute of Stale liiuhts-- may I
■ , hits eflorts eijtlal his abilities, (li diuiJ. )
1 After .Mr, D's. Toast, Mr. H .any rose, and ad j
i ire.-sed ibe company at rom ideralde length, on j
' j he general ilocli inc id’ Si.de Rigid-*, and the
necf.ssily of li. inly rnainlaining them, at ihepie
l rent ci isis. He vindicated the Right of a Stale’
I :o nullify an unconstitutional act of Congress,
-1 and thus to make Up a direct jsatie with the fml j
*.a! Gove: nrnent. He contended, that when a
•' State exercised this power, the Federal Gov
ernment had no constitutional means, of com
palling a State, as a Slate, to obedience —that ■
. . eire" b it maintained her position li-fitly, tin-1
l edo.ai (J -iinimcut, must of ncrcssity refei
he di- it", m a Couvcn’iim ufail the Mates, ot j
.laid :Jo point, cult it meant le destroy itsidj \
hy In-a king up lit Cui 'll. H o'* tided, llial [
■! w’ 'v ji nt'g'i, .. •• u ieo'g i -0.-u’ j
!
the “i/ieury" of South Carolina, she wus bound
by her own principles lo sustain Inn, in its sppli
-1 caliuu to the Tunlf— if that application should
result—as it might result—in a physical collision.
It tin* Federal Government, instead of appeal
ing to u Convcudon, resorted tofince, whatev
er might lie tlie consequences, the honor of
Georgia, required that slid should be found
“standing fir ally by tlie side of South Carolina,”
Hu concluded vvi iii tiio following toast:
South Carolina: When our “brother in
arms’' is contending agaiu-l fearful odds, shall
we stop lo quarrel about Nullification? No—
lot us lliug our own pennant lu the breeze; and,
“ou tq tlin rescu.!,” lie tlie war cry !
I.y Ganniki. Junks, Ehq. The Sinus of the
I lines: I hoy call loudly for discernment, firm
ness and concert—should the c.i-is arrive, may
vve ail lie prepared lo do our duly.
Hy (>. Graves. 'lhe Reform It ill aml tin Ta
r'fi—lhe Cholera and the Comet; How sliatl
We escape from the vv rut ii to come?’’
Hy lint Ornloi of the D.iv. Gov. Hamii.ton,
of South Carolina; Tim tried patriot—ilia chi
valric atalc-inm : The Hou'h vi. vv-. him n.nvr
with admiration, and will hereafter tcnicmher
liim with gratitude (I! cheeis.)
Hy Mr. Cox. 'ihe Enemies if lilts Rights of the
Sooth ; May they be put into tint grout Mortar
of Independence, and pounded with the IN sties
“I Liberty, mill! they are refined into Dupont's
Fl'’, and thou rammed down the great gun of
Freedom, wadded with Daniel Webster , piimsd
with Slanhary, of Ohio—levelled at C.iiHolida
tiou and Ih niy Cloy, ignited into a match, ap
plied hy Gov, 11 .vi 11. ton, and blown tu the
Devil. (9 Cheers.)
ro\onFßsio\,\fj.
Tim Penfite. on flm mst. was <.*»llo(l lo or
tier hy tli«; Seoretmy. ants, on motion, pniucO'linl
lo t lio cluclion of <( P csiitcnl pro. tom. liy l» illoi.
On the loin ill h.illot, ilmro wm r* 47 vmos, k J4
neci»ss nyto a rlioin 'fazewell J 24, P'Uinlox
toi *2l, Mayim j, (Mill I.
Mr. Tazi wki i. u*a« llmrpfo'-p JpcliirtMl uloct
ml, ami wns con fmtlinl t<» tlm (’hair.
Til KTA I Fl*’,— r llif hill to alter and amend
the sever *1 ans nnj-i» ?n» duties on imports was
read a third limn. The question hein/j on the
passage ol’lhe Ini', it was ducided in tliu atlirma
livn, as follows :
\ fas —Messrs. Bell, Benton, But knur. Ohnm .
Inns, Clay. Cleyton, Il.di.iß, I)icl<oison, Ihidley,
I’wing, Foot, lliinliiiles. Hill,
Holmes, .lolniNton, Knight, Murcy f Niinhim,
Fientiss, Kohhins, llnbnison, Rugbies, Seymour,
Silshoc, Smith, Hpriigue, Tipton, Tomlinson,
We erg a man, VV' ehslei t VV'illtms,—
Navh—.\loH»rs». Btlib, Brown, Hllis, Forsyth,
t«niiiily; 11 dyne, Kane. King, Mangnm, Miller,
Moure., Foinduxim, Ta/oWell, ’i'loup, J'ylui,
Whitt—lß.
AoJouitNMKNT. —The resolution of the llomm
of Bop e-a*nl.itiv ert, I'm ilm mlj *n nnienl ol (am
gross on tlm !Mi ol July, wa* con-ideiOil, ami,
after some diriens-ion, it was amen ie I hy st> ik
ing mil the Jhh, and inserting the lo ll ul July,
and, aw hup mh d. Htfrf'cd 10.
'I he House of H:jo r.sf filotin s, went into Com*
miliee of tin. Whole on the stale of the Union,
upon the ameaitiiiK nlw irinlo hy tin.- Senate to On
I Tariff hill. Several ul lie Ann mioi* nls ot’ lie;
I Sen .le were disa£ r< ul to, and the discussion
was going on when our pa er wim made up.
in the Senate on the I Ith, ano ssage waste
e.r.ived from the l l icsitlenl M furti.n/; the hill lo
modify and continue tin; net ineorj oialmg the
j 'iih e: liters lo tlm Bank ol the United Si.:(e>»,
with iiis ohpjetiopH linnet.». 'iVie message was
iead. and iJ./od ojdes were order* d.
In Ihe 11 nl -e of Repl eseiiljiliv es, (ho tin ill’l
hill v/tis taken up uh ie|.<elo*l from theUom
-1 mittee of the Whole on the state of th* Union,
and wms nmlei * pnMdf atiun wlu.ii om juipei
Went to prca.’t.
uieoitTAvr rimM IvVgi.and.
I'j.v.-il r.iys.ici-: or Tim
GEEou.i an.i,.
I Wu are imledded lu our cy respondent of the 1
j Montreal Ha/elie, lor a letter ol’ VV i iinesday ul
1 teenooii, eoidaiiiing, the tV>dowing.*
“ (.apt. (.hi lx, of the ilmcules altdimcr, tells
!me lied, as he was leaving the whin fat (luclx c,
on .Momhiy evenuu*. In* .spoke to a captain who
i h id saihdo on dm M.VIhVI H .11 NK, who infor
med hlil 11 1* I TIIK till.l, UAII IMvtKH unmut 11. % -
i kd—“'Fhe Bdi, i.’ie vv lioiu toil, and nolhmg hut
I dm Bill."
* Ho mg flm \\ h*>h* vlis**is; ion, the nnli reform
j eeis uj»pe-o I** have k<!| I ilool l.o*o the debate :
»t»i it is Mated that dining the siMiug-, no muif
iiit “**, -■! ui Hi am inentiuiieii uh liuvmg been
present,
* Ahe fish Ktt’.jiin Bill ha« heen tea I a‘2ml
l.me, hy ain jo.ny ol *2 Hi lo I.M. It extends
lli»; *lit *j! voting to SI 10 leaseholds for long
teruiH ol yeai.'t; * h».*e hoM*uglr- an, rh• own open
hy * xt<‘iniiiig (he 1 I I of\»dmg lo _Cld )u*use
liuUUm.s. 'J lu; S(ud*’h Beiu.m Bdi huH passed thj
(dmiioous.
* *Sp ■in It .s dcfeniiiimd lo nssirt IMu Migml;
and sin* Ihighsh lleel .-eld to the '1 igos, is lo pm*
veiiL fuic;i“ij line*Terence, i erdmaml Ins t«*i
! iecl.d unanny on die i.uiilim ,ol uihmiiy
.did tU c,i\ul. y, and tin h.tu i uio bani lu liavo
cinu.ecl die I'uiuii'utsc lurniuiy.
.CLis., rwrw:*: ,«Mnjjt—
( OiIIJSIU'iMI ’MSm
I.ivki«pool, June *2.
C‘OTT<jM M All Kl/r.— Ihe ma.k* I has. on
j In.n dtn a du<l slate generally throughout Ihe
i week, and pm* sot’ (In; middling »pnniUes ol
i Uplands and Mohile aie rather lower. "I he
j sales of the Week, including 4ho h.iloHol’ Bahia
I ai.*! ‘dt»o Acnerieans taken foi e*j»oilH, aiij«*m.t lo
I (;7d hags, iuifoil 24,1»H7 hugs. The sales
!up hide ul.mil fclfj Ame.icao dcami, dons troin
j to Hd pro ib.
fiClSa Sr6VVM,
cddlisi Ilia Diitfs.-lnniil Sn'iliAO lo
I ciliz •.•uh ol Augii-iit, iintl itM vi-
I ciii.:y ilic (Kike ie at .Hi-.- Cr.iwleyV
j “ir'iieclo.-ciijiiti t ity )r. * uuniiighuiii.
I•• .|i-r vV hitigl ii Mini I ’ I'- 1 Sl' mcls.
■ v.dnuv i.e i;n;y !>.■ I'outt.i v.duui lo t [M'ofi-s-
I -luicdly >y:.‘.E
.foil IS SI 'Of
A (j! t.STi i Vot \ trg’.ni.i riinnufiii!
g® Ittl't'tl 'ioiiuei u, :*ltl OtlliM’, Upl'tOV
■ e.i .[Uiiliti' «. ***
* TOKSS-^'T.
rj;; t-.vo i’in- I'ro-.rstores, iur.onr
| iiCiiifir VVnr«- SU'iu-t ; our sj.si
■ i.-ii-, .ni'l Rtiil.ildt’ lot- UrorwlcM, with I.
j r,,0, • (ii '..-|M‘Of>r . 1.154* olart! ilttiu-11. <l. j
I J'he otiu'f ii tq'ontl Di y Umiil j-toie. Aji I
Myiu
s reva -i mioNs i
ID tii , I j
1
!| J»V ,9. MAlCftllALli,
WWS DAY, at \0 o’clock.
A FIRST info young Sorrel HOUSE,
“ perfectly gentle in harness, nntl un
der flie saddle—warranted in every re-
SJICet. At.PO,
CJISOCERIB-IS.
AX I) FIT IM ITUIt E,
Terms hi Hide.
(it 8 o'clock,
! \ ir,in<ti«.»l « t#i
as a rut and fancy
m*v
Hardware .V C'liflory, Hoots «)• Shorn
ron Iv in nlo Clothing, i)*c. Terms cash.
.Inly IS IM
Ou WuVanj Vke ‘iOt\v msVaat,
At 10 o'clock, will lie sold to the highest
bidder.
»•' « PIECES HEMP AM) FLAX
»5> I BUJUINU.
A I.SO,
CUDCEUIES, &e. Terms at sale.
ALSO,
Wv'ioks, See.
ill lio sold without rosorvo, on FLT
OA V N lt«M T, thoVdtu lust, nl 9 o’e! r •>,
it the Store No. S?—*i. Broad street, (next
I door below A. Ciin.ixoiiam »V t'os Dm/
I Store.) n general iismii linent of
l BOOKS, STATIONARY, PELFS'
DIKHV, TOYS,
And a variety olTiiiroy Articles.
And at !) o'clock, pi‘ecisr/i/,
200 Large and small Hollies superior
Willing Ink, ami 20 gallons ditto.
July I sl Terms at *IOO,
di v fiTviiTOTiai"fii i7,
1 V o-.W av\* dw Mv>y mn g.
Al 10 o'clock , will be sold,
PIPE Cognac Brandy,
5 qr Casks Wine,
(> do do do.
it do do Shrub,
Snap in boxes. Bedsteads,
Mattresses, Coflee Mills, Arc.
Also,
I i*Ui & IIAU.WaSS*
And at \\ oVUick,
lIETOIiE THE DUG It.
20 Pieces (’nlieo,
till' do i{iiuduniin,
2d do/, women’s white cotton Hose,
II whole and hull" ps Linen,
While, and brown Shooting,
“ “ Shirting,
1 Apron Chucks, Canton Flannel,
I otlon Shawls and Hdkfs,
.Marseilles and loiliiiet Vestings,
Leghorn iV straw Hats .V Bonnets,
Hi'illieking, Carpenter's Tlanes,
liardw ire. Cudery. A:«.••
Term 1, rash Indore delivery,
At-so,
Fop an approved endorsed note, ptlV
aide til's.t November next—l I' l I'lEl'EJ
PUIHE COTTON BAGGING
.LdvJ'i _ w I
‘TOIiKiW."
• n 'Flie Store next nbove the sab
f&ffijS scrilier. and lately c>eeupied by
)!i>4 S. H. Clarkson as a Dry goods
store. It is well enleulnted for
a hat shoe or dry-foods store. '1 he rent
will below, and fitted up to suit a tenant.
A I.SO,
Yov Sa\c or Went ,
fi. a The two story Double TE\E
fIIENT Building, next bclo-.v
bldg’s Ware House, upper
jjJJlh i-A end Hroad-Street. 'The pre
mis ‘H eompiise, two c.omf .rlablc Dwrh
• lops—at pie eat oeenpied by John S.
I<olt, mol .1. T. Ilarloii, wila a spacious
I ..re allai hc«l to each, its immediate vi
cinity to. several pahlie Ware-Houses,
eiah-rs. it eligible ns a stand Tor the mini*
ry trade. There is also a small Dwel
ang in the rear oT said Lois. 'J he whole
s olfoped for sale on liberal terms, or will
he rented to sndahle Ten-mis.
MATHEW NELSON,
.Tilly at tv ' H
. Desirous of enlarging my
business,! have appointed
,/a.mks Joii.xsom, Jun’r.,ol
m'fjSi A ngifsiH. <«•*). my Agent-
Ail orders will be forwarded lo me. by
him. free ofeost. Gigs, Sulkies. Tilbur
ries. (biggies. Hiironehes, and Vehicles
I all descriptions, will be warranted to
suit, or no sale ; and will be made to or
1 derat u short notice.
JAW KM TURN BULL.
Newark, New Jersey.
I TJII SO N U IBSEK ■
yAS on hand, a general assortment
of Carriages of ali kinds, selected
from the best Manufacturing Establish
meats id the North. Ho lifts also
m-anircineitfs to receive New V\ 01k
veekly and endeavoring to render Sntn** -
■action to his friends, by bis unwearied
| •itteiitioa to business, he rtiil desires a
1 coatinuaneo ofpalronage.
JAMES JOHNSON, Jon.
Corner of .Mclntosh mid IteynolJ street, off".
| siic to .Messrs. Ilinrd 4’ idouks Horelwvsi
|{ Carriages and liarfiess 1
1 .laired sit the shortest nvfiee.
I >ec 21
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