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AFFAIBS AT WAHHl^TON.
Correspondence of (lie C'harlcrtoo Mercury.
WASHINGTON. Juan 4, 1834.
There was a brilliant uxlilbiiihn ifiJOw Sen
ate to day, in tlio debate on Mr. 'Clay’s joint
Resolution ordering the deposited ofthe pub*
lip money to bo made in tlio Uniteil States
liunlt and it* Branches, after the first .»f July
next. You rimy ' recollect’tltul' Mr. King of
Georgia, some time last winter, declared
himself hot'only'opposed to t)ic. n ntov-
al of the depositee, 'Out in JUvmtr oftho rc-
"charlcr-of theBank. JIe;lias_clmneerl hi*
opinion and in the course oi'liUeocJb and hull mi
ry to account for his change, lie uttneked South
'Carolina'and Nullification. He declared that
’South Carolina wits pew a* I/nd ns ever Ire
land or Turkey .was, by tbe commotion ofngU
Valors, &c. This wanton ami entirely 'tilt-
• called for assault ott a sister State, called out.-
Mr. Weston. In bis usual cool, candid; and
fascinating manner, ho expressed his r'cgtot
that the Senator from-Georgia, should’' have
travelled out of lib path to. break a lance on
Boutli Carolina, He went into a defence' of
tho course wliicli slio pursued when the only
alternative presented toiler wits, submission
•to despolbtn, or boldly to draw around her the
Vtfgis of her sovereignty, and resist the en
croachments of uucnnstitiilionnl power. She
acted openly, fearlessly and firmly, according
to tlio dictate* of ditty and the purest patrio
tism. There was nothing la her course, hid
den or concealed; she proclaimed to.lfio world
what she intended todo, nnd whin sho did do.
tshe succeeded tn driving’JitGK the lido ofjed-
; bat iu
oral usurpation; bat iu Iter struggle no mira
lost his life, no blond was shed, nuotnlutc was
abolished, and not ovpn a manlpst His office!
Could the Senator sny na much for the Nulli
fication of Georgia I Men had- been hung.
••Others murdored in told blood, fourteen sta
tutes hail been abolished, and cventviihin tho
sight of the Senatiu (King’s) resilience, tlvO
Ministers of the Gospel hau been foryoars'in--
ooiceralcd, for refusing to swear allegiance to
Georgia! Yet Mr. K. had stepped aside to
xobuko South CuroUtia Nullification' 1 , which
had sprung gp nfmed,- equipped.nud- perfect
in all lUparls, like.Mhierva.from the brum of
Jove. This 1* hut a shadow of an.ouiUtie of
what Mr. Preston said ; he was .astonishingly
happy, eloquent, brilliant.; and all remarked
that King sunk Under every stroke of the lash.
He got up to apologise, but .lio .sbi)Wod'e,vi-']
dontly that.ho bad expired- under the' opera
tion. lie made out, however, to compliment
South Carolina and file bewitching eloquence
liTMr. "fbsion. llo.indeed denied' wltnt lio
had told* iBWC3li*?4 to palliate, by.saylng
ho w.tts not understood. ’ *.!'* K was a most
d triumph to. South CnrdtUii-O' 11 ! 'her-
derslaod to bo a modification of both proposi- ]
lions. It was ordered to bo printed—tins n-
ihcndtnerit refers to the election of President
nrol.Vica .President. Tile 'Senate afterwards
acted no private Bills, of whielt there oro
Siittio hundreds on the docket waiting for ac
tion.-.
It was expected that tlio Senate would to
day proceed to the consideration of Executive
business, in order to ncl on Mr.'.Stcvcnson’s
tromftration, bin-it him been deemed unneces
sary by Mr. Wilkins, the Chairman ofthe
Committee on Foreign Relations, to move it,
from wliieli'it is inferred (bat this Committee
tire not ybt (prepared .to report on his .nnmiira-
lion.",/ •’
Correspondence of llicsCtnirlcMcn Mcrr.ury.
WASHINGTON, iunb 5,4834..
It is understood today/flint Mrs Speaker
Boll and the President, "have had a Serious
misunderstanding, It appears tbatften,' Jack-
son ha* taken offimee at'Mr. Hell for permit
ting hintsclflu bo run by the opposition ogninst
Mr..’Polk,.whom-Gen. Jackson had selected
for tho office. Mr. Hi, it is said, did not evince
that contrition for the offence which became u
liege Bubject towards lijs sovereign p ond the
Royal personage manifested hi* -displeasure
■in', the roaring note*, described by Col.-John
son, when the Secretaries refused to compel
their ladies to visit it certain favorite of me
court. •• ’*
Tito President nnd somo.of- tho eoUgrroen,
nro. in groat nlarm lest Air. Clay’s■ joint
Resolutions should pass’ the House and Come
before the Hero for Ills signature. ' ’ ' '
“High roaching Buckingham, grows' circumspect.”
Hals not halfsu' fond of assuming responsi
bility now, as ho waslast full after receiving
Ids degree of L. Is. D. and (ho homage of the
New. England factory girls.
had never boen more happy.
Tho Resolutions ordering the deposites to be
■ From the L’nliod ftmte»’Ti.'Irgni|ili, June 10. ■
■ congress. . : :
The Scriatp. was engaged'Gjr,full twp hours
In listening toffio vdry. 'interesting' report, of
ATr-E wing drr thoPostOffice.BepartjjifQh--.
The dcvclopemcrits madfi by tho Committee,,
will astonish the people.'. .Tlio defalcations in
flic deportment, exceed all/.that' wus'cxpcc'led.
Things jure worse titan-wits licliaved -by those'
most inclined tri'beliovfellie worst.
It appears from the Report, thatall tbp.-jra-
norts of th'q departmput, fur_two yenfj past,-
hnyeboen, knowingly rind wilfully deceptive"
—that nothing 'cpmfng'from tho' department
ctjub'erelicdow. ,'Jt shows flint the contracts,'
or coptes bf them,' hnvrj never boon deposited,
us directed Jjy law in', tho Treasury JJepart-
'ifsloi
incut, nnd thus a- check to perversion and a
eltmige of' contract has been taken nwt
It .nlsa shows that'tire department has
POLITICAL.
rum.10 MEBTINO AT COt.UMtIIA.
At a meeting of the State Rights Party of
Richland District, held at the Town Ilall ih-
Columbia on Thursday eveniag, June 5th,
1834 : On motion of Air. N.'Horbcmoat, Dr.
EDWARD FISHER was called to ilie chair,
nnd Col. E. II. Mxxcr appointed Secretary ; L 1
tho Chajiman stated file object tlie-inoct-
ing. 'Col. P. M. Dutler, after mane prelim
inary remarks, submitted the following reso
lutions t ■
1. Resolved, that While we are at all times
disposed to acquiesce in the impartial and.un
prejudiced decisious of the Judiciary, we c«ui-
not avoid tlio conclusion thnt tlm latodccis-
ion by a majority of the Court of Appeals art
the Mijhary Oallr, is the .result._of party.and
prejudiced opiniiinsr.expreisei] and publisltcd
by tsvo,members of. the Court i'u tlje proceed
ings of tlio Diiiou Convciniun in Decomber,
1832..- .1 < . • ; •
■ 2. Jltablotd, lliat th* opiniaits of thbrtrnjor-
ty fri this cqse cdtttain doctrinoa'arittrepubli-
can,conformable ttf tlio infamous -Pracjamav
tion, difrigerOus tojibojrfyrajtd subversive.-of
thij dglitA of tlio' State.'-
f 3: HesSUiKl, .that iu'tho opinion of tuts
meeting, thd. law Couvoritian. of 'tlijs Suite
•ivas not andoo(dd notbolimitcd by’theLegis-
laturef' and did .not iit riny instanco ribUtte or
miiirii excitement, and uDder'clwumstaiices
of peculiar trial'and difficulty, can be without
a salutary infliiencc oil pqblii; opinion, both
at home and obfoal.- v*', -Jf- 'iMa
The Governor anil Commander in Oliicf,
^buse thy.trust confided by llm people. .* ■
4,' Jletolved, thar-it is tile opinion of fills
meeting, that tho Court,of. Appeals should bo
remodelled ur abolished ;'nnd. one eytablislicd
more. competent t<r adftiuiiatcr jutficc, ami
’maintain the rights and privileges ofthe peo-
plo'ol'tiiis crfmlnimwealtli. * ' ,.
'5- Rctolval,' that the deliberate.opinion pf
(his meeting is, that the Eegislaturo ought tp
pass u'law, dafiatrig and. puqishtrig .itcflsoir.
against' the State.'
: • 6. Resolved, that itrtho. prcsclft:-' alarming'
crisis o'fpubllc alfitirs,’ new safcgtitmlsrire rp-
quired'tasccttrotho'f.ibertiesuftois'Cmnmori-
weallli. and llto Gbvornbrjio requestoAfpcohs
vene tltb- Legialature, to devise stftjli msrisure*'
os the nriblic .-welfare''requires...’
' -Tho -meeting Wqa pddifessed ,uy gotopolli
-McOord^XUmoro rihu'uregg. 'ThtMesofatiops
.weTo Unanimously atlopted.'-ntid. a' Copy of
—*■ - sent ;to hts ExecHeticy.tips
T3- FiSHElRiCHatrrpaii.
E. H. MAfccr,.3ecrBtary.;, ; •' .
in presenting these views of bis feUow-citi2ons
confidentially relies/on their conjiai cp-bpera-
lion in giving effect to the laws, and preserv
ing the |icaca and good order ,if society, -.--o
ROBERT Y. UAYNE.
—-TI10 Pillowing extract from a speech' deliv-;
crcd in the Sennta oti the celebrated Protest
of the-presiderit, coincides b»'exactly wilb our
Own views tif the subject, that wo canriot re*
sist ihe iiiciinatinti'td publish;iti ThEreiscori-
ta(ned in it b truth aad;ei<iq«ence_ which puts
at complete dolianeo nil tire sdphisiry of those
whir, would. (tttptDpt to make'the peophrb.c
1ievc> tbattlisir great danger' arises"'friira the
usiftpatlon* of their ReptcScntaUvesf Tlie
'present ^Exectuiive of tlio United jStates, digs
endeavored lb inajio the' iinprpssipn,' that the’
liberty pf-thii.country .was" only securo in itis
own hands, aqd lliat all die otli'er departments
*«re working together foritf ultimate destruc
tion.- A. Conviction of this, kind, wejl. estab
lished in tlio minds pf. our fellow'-cftizens, is
alt tiut»'wanting ■ to tnttko them slaves rind
toji'ecp them so.' Tffreewon. wilt tCricl this'ex
tract. anfTwhilst- tjiojr "do. jo look baejf' along
the lino uf history, thby Will scetliat wpltnvo
fallen bn thosopyil tfihes which precedes the
match' pf despotism; they will , soo' tQir tllbt
every roy'oliitiouary striigglo 'lias beep btispd
upon the'' brottd fiiuudation of- resistance" jdu
the part ortho ppbploj fO'tho fo.anful ene/aaoh-
tnents.of executive poWor.', Wb.loolt upon it
•tliflt' the people themselves arb'always 'com*
■potent to their own', political,.salvation’, arid
thal' whenevef tU'oy Havo- ta ippeal Ibr their,
security totlieyirtqo, patriotism nr pjrtblcaes of
any one mon-operirfit', that they;are.tliori'fit
iastrumenbiofty?atIny a.riddcserVo'tiidcl.ialns
of slave ry, %. *' \
'■. Mr. Prctidobt, ilia contest, for'ages,.has
Executive, by the power of patronage and
party, and tlio pmver, too, of that very popu
larity, shall noT,hereafter-prove nn over
■much for all othet brandies of tho Govem-
We perceive that sotnc ofourcoteinporaries
are laboring to prove tliat tho principles of
JxcSsp.xtsit are similar to the poltliciil seiUl-
ineots once avowetl bythedineiples ofTlte M-
as Jarrmsori, This may be so—but wo arts
well aware that many individuals .who
worenneo decided opponents to t eokralism,
are now exerting their'inflaence to .qxtricato
.the country from tlto grasp of Despotism—
rind many who .were 1‘'ei>ubai-ists of the
Joint Adams school, miiy'npw' bo/classed n-
"mong the pillars •wbldl mipport the present
administration,. and 'advoaatoi its measures
signal triumph tb, Sbulh Cafinhii-dH't u«- rowed money to' the extent of four hundred,
principles. All remarked thai''w doilnis, and miiollUiln debt about
inode in the Unhod Btalos Bank and its Brani
che», after July, passed by a vote of23 to TO;
Mr. McKean,of PeansylVania, mid Mr. Black,
of Mississippi, voted with tho majority. . Af
ter this Resolution' passed,' Air. Clayton, of
Dulawaro, sfioke for some time on tjjo north
ern boundary lino between' Ohio and Alicbt-
gnn. Tfto grave Senators were collected 4ri
kquuds cxaltSnSng their 'maps, liko as many
school txiy * stmlylng gcomu p I ly.
Tlio llouso wua occupied with Moore and
-Letcher's election.' They progress slow!;
but tltoy have mlde'd voles to Letcher's inujoi
ty to duy. Tljorc Was soiiiothing liko a party
rally on ouoyoic ; and It is difficult to say
wliat may Jmi'iIio result, if party shuuld agaiu
lio broaglit to bear ill the Houso. Lotcher Inis
now, I think, 15 mtvortiy. • "
>£(*o>»»Sponii«ao* of the Charleston Courier.
Washinoton, June 5..
“ Tho House of llcprcsentutivc* to-day, af
ter golug tlmiugb ccrtnijl plelimittaty. atthlra,
took up business relating to thq Territories, ill
pursuance of a resolution passed some time
ago, appropriating' -ilfis dtw'.toihat especial
duty. Cotistsjucutly, tlio Kentucky election
case will pass over mltU,Tuosdny noxtj the
tltroo Intervening driys bnltigalsptipiirojiriatcil
to particular business., Tho ; prubabltiry is
that the election case' iVill then '.occupy tho
housu iluiing the whole of-tho next week;
thus leaving'uCruUttwdlvO days, Jookidg.at tlio
resolution passed by tbe.-hauso' on the subject
of udioiunmcut, for the transaction ofall-thc
othriTlmp^raPlBhe* below tlicTWOMT
comprising tit? apiirqprttitbm Bills, Mc.Clny’a
joint resolutions, Air. l’nlk’s Bi(l to rcgtilnto
the State Banks, ib which tho public treusuro
may bo deposited, and all the-Westeru Bills,
with many otltor vary lipportant motisiires.—
2s it practicable<heu .to ndjourtvso early os the
resolution prescrlbca.
Air. Poindexter in-day. introduoetl 'In the
Senate a Rill fixing tho day for tho commence
ment of tlio next Session of Congress, earlier
c. tSxTBmJw oPWjandmore.
Tlio Report' alsii.Jtntea, that there js'iho
sum of 840,000.gono Iron, iio dopartment/ta ,
a manner altogether ’ ’ ‘
. DgrrtSr
than the first Monday in December. There
is n blank loft t(t tbe Bill for tho pirtieitlilrday
In November, to wliicli Congress sltaU- sjatid
adjourned, If it slraitld' pa'ss, the blank 'will
probably bo.fillcd with tho “tliird” which is
tbe Hist Monday lu Novetnbcr. I cunnot, as
yet, judge of .the chances of its pOBsago nr itS
defeat. In the Senate I presume, it will find
no serious difficulty.; .Whut it mnyliuveto
-encounter, when it sltatt falHnto tlio hnnds
«f the Houso, or within tlie grasp of tho Ex
ecutive, I must leave it to time to disclose.—
It appears to mo, uml tp many, to lie n very
proper plan, M jtxttripebfttU tltsi a grout deul
of public business of hlglt importance must
bo left in nn unfinished slate, waiting for.tho
motion of tho'body.' Thrcii months is too
.short a period fpr-tlte propor-transaction bf
such busiucsa, and if gonijoihcni sent as repre
sentatives, call bring jltbir niiuds to prefer tho.
, q^ry,'ptwpWo ihni.thc
Bill will be iiermiReil to'bccoisio q*Iaw..'
“Wo have'hurt in thaSenut?, during the
\vholo daySlwlRU infix tltclNorthcrn Houridii-.
ry ofthe State of Olito. It is h Bill, wliifcii
lias called forth u great diversity of scutinicut
and of argument'. The Bill proposes to' draw
a lino fituri tho ; Sbuthern fxtreinity ofAlichi
gau, East, to meet the Territorial lincnf Olii-
... It had been desired tn make tiie.'Uub .duo
East, and it was slidwti'lliat if druWri dun-EaU
tho lino would in ver toucli' tlio OhioJino.—
Michigan strongly.objct'ied'to tlio.liiui'Oi pfo-
l>o»cd hy' t!\c Bill,'cau>idi'ring tliat'it gave to
them lob largo mi acccwiou of territory._ It
was contended bv Mr. Oluyton. -Aiy. Ewitig,
and Air. Leigh, xtt opriosiiiori to .Mr. Tipton,
who was the Goliuh of Alicltigau. If was q'sr
serted by Air. Clnylou that tlicre was mi oth
er inode, but by tlio adoption of the lids' pro-
i ioscd by tlio Bill, to prevent a law suit, per-
mps a porpotaal law suit between Ohio niKl
Aliclrigutt. Alr< '.Tl]iuiu moved the indcfialtb
pastpoueincmofthe Bill, which wits negatived
by a vote of Ayes 10, Noes 30. ' Mr. Tipton'
-than moved to amend tKb Bill by imriid\tving
ihe efteet pf which'would bb to have
tho settled
words, the eftectxif
tho settled pans pf ilia tSouUicru poi
Afichigaij'withiu lliat territory.-' This amend
ment was lost, and tlie Bill-was tjicti ordered
to be engrossed for a third reading.
“ There wait uo oilier business of- any ttjo.-
raent before the Senate to-day, I tic.-select
Committee on the subject of fitp ivoprised A-
mend meats to the Comiituiion, by Mr. Bibb,
tmd Mr. Iicntoa, mode n report, vrliieB.isna^
uticxpluiuea—isjost—
and noone Uuowsho.w- , '•■ ;* 10 ,i
It also shows lhatat tho Very tlriio when the /4" 11
it uiQt(Oiiimautakui iuu ic|j iiiira nsiuHsuo s f,., u ■
Posttriasler General.reported to Congress', tipi iwniil inQi?o,
Wo have bq.cn furnistied for publication
with the folloftmgbffieial docurneur, from the
Exccutivo Department, from wlrieh itwiil bo'
'seen tliat- ihia ExcoUo'tioy the- Govqraor' has
ilecldpd against tho- iixpctliency of convening
an extra tesstoa bf-tB'e' Legislature; and has.
directed the orgapizutiou of'tho Alilitia under,
thd.recent election; Jq becomplitteil;, '
Executive DepartUe.xt,
.... .Charleston, 13t.li Junej 1_— .
-The Appeal Court haytpjgdocided that tho
9th -8 eetibti ofjhe'Act, .passed .ut tha- last, ses-'
good,state of the department, it wn* .at lliat
very'lime' known to be in debt tho atini of
WOjoOUdollfiifcV.', •
It sbawsthat.Aiich-4msbcen.the miserable
mannordn \Wiich:tho dspiii^mcnt has bebri.
managed, that xvhilo ti.wtfs giriogtu Rees-
ido & Co. -tho sum of 00,000 dollars a^yeni
in “ Extras’,’—it was obliged, to get the credit
of Rcesidetd borrow, ntonoy Tor Uto use of tlio
bnnk. '
In fine, the Report show's n vsriotyqf oth
er mnllets, which will nptonish tho pcoplo. •
DOMESTIC.
Frooitiis-AlobmnnJounlul. •• ' *■':
' ' Pots: CAT Sratwas; Juno 12', 1834.
. Agreeably to previous notice, tlio citizens of
Macuq coirnty. assembled at tliis.plnco :f»r the
purpose- of litkftig ii.tto' constduriUlciu tho dan
ger to bo opprebetideil froui a' poflum of the
Crefclnlndians: whan, nit ..motion dfCol. Jo-
senhfllaward, Cnpt. Jutobsjibotqrnmbie was
called to tho chair, nrtil Sampson LnaieVv.dp-
uoinlod' Secretary. On tnolloij pf Geij.
Thomas Woodwortl. tho following geritl?mon
wero appointed a Committee, to. wjt'i'.-' , v '
(Sen.. Thomas Woodward, Josqplt Howonl,
Jnitics 'Howard, Julian S. Pevcrcaux, Isaac
,'Johu S. Green, Jam?iPetg.Zue! ,a f ! “ , f:
“ ifrtieu rra'
tgtW. .
'On motion of Air. Bird, tlio Chairman was
nddod to the commilteo. Aftor having retired
n short time, the following Preamble and
Resolutions worn reported by Gen. Thomas
Woodward, as Chahuian of tho Committee,
and unanimously adopted i
. We, tho citizens of Alo^on comity hate as-
sembled this day' for file, purpose of taking into
consideration.tno-dnnccr m ho npprehotided
from a portiirr oftlwt Cteek Indians who rc-
siilo nihongst as,' riivl liave.ori varioitsbcca-
sions recently-ovinpcd 'hostile intentions to-
wrinls the' settlers in this county; tmd ou one
occasion a respectable citizen of our cnnpty
was nlttrdcroil by.an Indian who is riot yet
apprehended; and wjteroas-wo have received
information from undoubted authority that
tlio common Indians arc encouraged and'sus-
tnined Ui their hosiifiiy towards tlio whito set
tles by some of their chiefs; and that threats
hnvo been made, and-even the tune set'apart
when they nre to comraenco violence on tho
.sottlcrs, which we. understand to be some tinte
in' tlte titpit month: . .
. JOt U therefore Resolved, That wo mutual'
ly pledge ourselves to aid arid assist la bring-,
lug ull ofienders against tho peace aad harmo
ny of tho gixMl citizen* of; tilts section of tlte,
oiuitry toinstiec. ‘ .•
lie it fttrlhi.rJlesoh'ed, That wo will hold
public intoreateio their owfi f .>vbiloHioyrhnia oursclvosin rdnxlinm’urhriy m^tiicm’* warn-
tho public ltU4l,HtU '■ -—’ -.A- -u. »— "■
“Ibr tlio AIHituiy. O r-
right, or wrong i’- .
. • it Is of little consoijunhoe totlie Whigs and
Tories pf tlro present day, wlfother Jacksos--
tsMhas an 'affinity with Jeffersonian Democ
racy pr a\dfashioned. Fcdc ndUm: ■ liTyeryv ln-
toiligcnt patriot will. Adon’bcyif be fj npfml-
ujroug—that ills aennkororis"excrescen(rp: r pn
.our froe -institiirTons, [which mlUt bc Temased,
Cue and death wilt ensne.—-Boston
those gikriitaristocrticies,-which hdd.stopd .'be*-
tween tlie King/ondjlie People, to the time of
fiur own iti(lepeudoncp, has slruggtaTftfr tlte
acgnmplishrnqut’ or that jsingle object. On
the ipng.lis) of tlie.cham pious of liuriittn ftoo-
domtiioro is not ono'uamo.’dimmed by'tho-re
proach'of advocating tho extension of exocii
tivo authority i jon'mo contrary, thb pnlforta
tmd stcady'purp03u of all such champions has
been to .limit andjrestraitt it. Tk»--tli(s end; tho
spirit of liberty;,- growing more arid njofe cri-
}fghtened,;njid n
_ T . TW ..jjaof our-
r.eadqrstho'foilowihg' rare spocimeri of Con;,
grcssidnal' cloqucnea.. It . contains ('tho var-
qufritcsejnco.of eollarism—double tliptiUcd
treble refined adrilntion—it is-the; very thing
tnatiworihip /itself. Geri, Jntksou and Mr..
Tahey- rite oxtqtted abovo tlio lot.pf mortaltly
'-4they tirs:dqmed—tho judgments of Ilofivetr ’ '• oequgia almanac for'1835.
cannot .oven .rencli them; Tbe .figures of Wo-ehnll be enabled to-delivor our Alma- : Jm
en^hjto'rirttirtjofiiy oeifr'buFetqnWIglyvnifc&r 1833. much earlier than .we did last
fiiie:; .Tho bank from being atcmblo monster ypir ffiat r or T834." We have already received
Witlt many Iteods-ond lionusU VeryJiandsomor ffic astronomical calculations from Air. Rob-
’ iransfojmed irim-a/emalq archer shooting ert -Grier. * Wo„shaIltii corisfequoric'c,proceed
arrows-at tlte-President and Secretary,— immediately io ilie complcdonof the Worker* '*-•
It is thb copcluding .paragraph. Of the speech xbo Almonao for'183I, wits 'the first one w’e
riC.AIt, Sclileyor Georgia i)n tho depostte; 'ever' printedfiiic'rq 'wero in It errors whioh
qacsjipn.^Nouwem Whig, ■■ .. ■ >.T. -will'bb-'ovoided in tiionexf, as It is intended to
v t^Sir, the Bank may drriw hcr bownnd ois- juperintoniTiU' oxedritiod wrUPtlio most core-
“cl»0j|e her .arrows at the.Presidentmnd the ful attentlori.. .Wo-hjiye now all the matori- /
•j Secretary. Itwill bolabpr in. vatri.., Those, als-neoessaryto proeocd with tho work with
*arrcms wiBnever reach tlio one nor.thc othr despatch.. AVc hope’thnt our cusfbmere'.wilf
ol J <0tr .5?s!j finaitckccatcam.asuperior style, t Theoo’n-
tents, will be naefil and ‘ interesting. la--
„ .. - .- all -Uto .poiVbra of.-thc tood'to'makq tliO Almonao answorfor’South-
* %•!? and HELL • cpmWned can noypt dCmollft'o.. Pcrsoni vyishiog to contract-lbr .
.“shake. - • ^ ‘ iirisfidmariadby'tho gross, will please make .
. The Federal Unlria '
witlt a Bjpgrdjiliicalsketpji pf thri “ rt&c and , (fy» We oguiii ask 'tlie favor, frora r 'Editors ■
gafuzatioh tif tlte' State,” wltleli ■provides, tliat'
all AlilUia'GfReorssltail, -ivUltin thirty days
afiur their dec lion, take, nn 'Oatli'Mffiattliey
.wilt bo'Tfcjthful nnd trueiAUegianCe.'beat to
the Srnto of SbiUhrCarolina,”.is'uiiconstltu
tlou'al, null nnd vmujlt/become* •the. dui
oil officersorit):Uiitea..wrthUr9-exccuUon ol
w, t<v tonfurm tri that decision, idhil Uio
' rition shall he amende J,. or tlie Decis'
km rovem»d. Under our system of Govertt-
meut it 1. ffic'p.'pviuce of die Judiciary to ex
pound the: laws, arid'*b«iteriee to the consrilu-'
ted authorities has al waysbtym a distjtiguislietl
trait in the feJiOrecter of tlioTAopl e ut South.
Carolina.' All Officers of the. Afilitia, thero-
Toto, whoje Commissions mtiy have been-
withheld iu consequence of 'thuir neglect or
refusal to tnkb'.the Oath qf Allegiance, pres-’
cribedby the qbovo . Acti .wilf, on .ripplicatbin
to thopropet. Officers, bo eij(f1llod;to. receive
ilictr Commissions. Tho (J6urt has also de-
cidcd.tliat tlio Oath 'prescribed by-the Act of
.tha 19th December,, 1799,'(the orily-Oalh
heretofore taken by Militia .Officers in this,
State,) is liKowiseitneoiistitmiouat^'Enirtt.’Sk
tlio only .Oatli which said Officers can bit
fawfully.jmqutrod'to take, is tliat to be. fpuml
in the 4tli Art. ofthe Constitution, in tlie fnl-
lowiag words^viz :r^‘*I do swear (or nfflnu’
more and inoro'.vigordus from
ngo to'aguehas been battering, for centurids;
against tlio solid. htitments' of the feudal. sys.-
tcm.. To 'this cud, all that could be : gained
from Ihoimpritdencc, snatched ftorii ihe weak 1
ness, .or wrung iVotn tlie necessities of crowned
ficads,. has been carefully gathered tip, secured
and hoarded.as':.tho rictr- treasures, the yory
jewels of ''liberty. To this' end, popular arid
representOfite right has kept up its warfare
ngaiitst^ prerogative, wl}h various' sndccss;'
scan chines writing the history of. a whole rige
in bipod, sometimes, witnessing the martyr
dom of Sidneys iind Russ'ells; often" bhillcd
arid repulsed, but Still guiniag, on t)ie.whole,
rierthing buttlio coinplcto extinction of its own
iiciog cuuld'campel it to relinquish. At Jengtlt,
tho great qoiiquest over execotivij power.in
tlte leading 'westeru states Of Europe has been
accomplished. The (feudal iystc'ni, dike oth
er stupendous fabrics of past ngbsj is! known
.only by the, rubbish which .it has. -loft hphind
It. - Crewrtcd heads hrivo.been compelled, to
•submit to the'restraints of (aw;' and rite feot
»*le, with .that intelligence and that spirit
which .make their,voice ritaisttefe, ljaye .been
pblo to say to. prerogative,-' “Tlpie far shaft
iw6 have 'adverted to, hut-lt Is in'
good Os coiildibe-expfcctcd fromri pidijical op
ponent of that party. Wo cohltkitot jook for
an impartial, prosciitatloh.of onr views,- our
motives,' opr ’actions arid par principles, from
a-print acb'ustomcd'to' consider a 'NtiRifief as
iug to assist in apprehending the murderer of dangers incident to onr pcci
Constitution of this S?tale, to exercise tlie.of
fice to wliich 1 ltrive bfeon appointed, nnd .will,
to the best of my abilities, discharge tlpr duties
thereof, arid preservo, protect aod',dc'fcnd tlio
Constitution of tlfts State, end of tho. United
States." ■/' ■'
All, Officers, whohnmnot hcieiolbrotrilicn
this Oath, whether: they hnVo'ftk'uiV'eiUlhiar
Commissions or no.*, will, accriivlngiy, 4ako
tho said Oath . before-, some Jtislj.c9.3tf tho
Peace, or other Officer authorised to adinittis-
tor Oaths, rin.tfc'a'use tlie seme.to lie drily cer
tified and endorsed on their Commissions.—
When vacancies’eirist. prompt tnea?ure3 will
be taken .Uv the proper Officers, lo cause, the
same lobe filled up, apd, as sboritiff thd or
ganization ofjho Militra- shall be, completed
under .the htlo Act, repprt»tlicreof.\viU bemado
tn tlio proper. Officers, and through them to
trio Commander in Chief.
Tho-Governor is well nwnro.ttmt be might,
ltaye transferred to othors, tbe re 9 l>onsibility or
dccidutg On tlio course-propor. to: be: pursued'
pn this occasion. -Udder the.power conferred
by tho Coaslitritiun upon tlte Executive, the
Legislature ’ might have been .immediately,
convoncd, and-tho whole question, submitted
to their wisdom. - This ebtirse Ire: would navo
feltliimself bound to pursuo, if die-decision e
tha Judges hrid been regarded by him as loav
ing the Strito without officers, aud 'xyitliom
any military organization, exposod/to all the!ing tlw'base,
Thoixomc, rind, no fiirtltcr.” ■ f nccd'-hardly.
say, sir, thni- ipri.ribp,.ftjll'- enjoy merit ,.gf' fft •
wliicli Enrone hqsiaSWpim jJjgUglesuch
a—uouTrahRul steps; wo jprpnJneiBSSii«T.
tho declaration of .independence,, arid by tho
e*tabli«lunom c of frua - rapresarilarive Goverh-
niutits; Governments,.borrowingmdreoHoss
fronv the models of. other firee - States, brit
streagtheaed, secured, improved in thtir »yrii-
tnetry, nnd deepened in t\ielr foUnilation, - by
Beverly G. G. A. I.ucos lato ofthixcounty.
Be it further Resolved, Thnt we do belle _
tlie safety of Ujo citizens (a this part of the Stare
requires ,uri orgatuznltou or n compauy of
mounted uiciii by tlio state autlimUy, whose
iltity.it slioabl ba to ntlelid and assist the-etVii
officers in'tlio execution of tlieirduty, and otii-
cru'lseJicbp ihe'disuftectcdiu awe.
Be it further Resolvedr Tlitn the following
geiitlcinep be appointed a committee, to wit:
’Gen; Tltomns - Woodwanl, Joseph Howard,-
James Howard,. Jnlinn' S. Deverenux, Isaac
Ray, John jS; Green, James'Dent, Zacliari-
11I1 .Clough, Stephen Duy, "David 'Carter;
James Abercrombie, J.' IV-Clough, IVilliam
AValker etfd E. A. McKryde, whose duty ii
should lie to ropiest n meeting of tlte Cliiels of
tlio's'everal Tmvus.within this epunty, and
state to them the propriety of exorcising th'eir
inlluepe.e with' the cammon ItVdiausJO prevent,
tiiejn from making liircais and attempting, to
execute them.
Reshlved, Tliat n Committee, consisting of
Joseph Howar-l,' Juii:ut -8. Devcraux and
James Abercrombie be upjsamed whose duty
lt'slitiH be to address' ins Exeetlcney, John
Gayle, on tito subject ofour-meetiog, nnd Ibr-,
ward him the proceedings thereof ;'
Remind, TJi.it Uto jiroeeedings of .fiiis
nlcetuig lie signed bv the Cliairnum nnd coun
tersigned by tho Sccretaty, and .bo forwarded
to .the Editors of the Alabama Journal and
Molitgomerv Advertiser, Tor publication.
. JAAlES ABERCROMBIE, Ch%
Samtson Lanier, Ret. y ,
But pultiug a difieront constructkio-atpon tlio
deeisiqiijttnd believing that its oaly'elrect'.wHI
beta prevent die enforcement ofqtt ogthoPfi.
.delity nnd' allegiance tot he Butte until such
time as tlio'jsutuo shall become, part , of .the
Coastitutioq, by. the final ad option" of tlio a-
meudnieut already agreed to by two-thirds
of both brinqlioB of the,.Legislature,, :0t fiicjr,
la*tsession, a.tid'nriw.riwqitjiig 1(10 r.qtiticaiiou
of tlio ensuing Legislature tt, bo chosen by
the-people-in October‘next, the Goverrior-hhs
deemed it .more advisable'to-refer tho great
questions arising out of the'tTedsibu uffiie Ap-
:al Court to the next Legislature, coming as
. ey-witl, fresh from tho people,'dura ;to un-
pose npon those whose office is about to expire
thoduty ot'rcvisiiig lufelp own aebri aud tied*
ding an existing controversy between tlie le
gislative and judicial departments, dftlte Gov
ernment.. It is deemetl, a decisivo argument
in tbyor of this coarse,"that la submitting those
important.<Jac*Uons—(iiivolvlng, as. tlioy- x qre
suppose^ to do','thorighfsnnd dpiIes of the cit
izen, tho sovereignty ofthe' Stale, uui3[ fito rel
ative powers'of the Legislature and die Judi-
Ciaryl—to the feoplk, an appeal is mails to
tlte highest tribunal known to our system, tbe
source of all power, whose decisiou (110 longer
delayed.than may perhajw be nccessury to
sccttroriia.enlightened judgRnmt l '4bM from all
uadue bxcitemcnt) will come With anMiffi
TIBLE'WEIGHT AND AUTHOR ITT. Not
believed, that ffie example ofmoderation
respect (bp the laws and constitnted ririthorities
of the country thus afforded at a period of
tltoso great men of our own couptryy'whoso
niimes will bo ns familiar to future t tracs'as if
fitoy were written on tlio arch of tho sky. ' . *
Through nil this history of tho contest , ftrf
liberty, cxecutiYo power has been regarded os
a hou which must be caged. So far from be
ing, the .object of enlightened popular trust,
so. fur. front bomg /considered the noth-,
roi protector of--popular .right,- it lias been
dreaded, • uniformly, always dreaded,.'aa. the
great soutge of its dangfir. •"
And now, sir.'tyrio is'hp. sp ignorant of-tho.
lustoryof liberty,, at homo .'and abroad; who
is he, yet dwelling, in jiis eo'ntomiilatiouB,
'among file principlos.aud dngtriris' dT ui'o.lnid-.
file ages;. who is ho, from whoso'bosom hli
original infusion of American spirit'has be
come so entirely evaporated nnd exhaled, tw
that he shall pttt.'intO the mouth of thtf Presi
dent of tho United States the doctrine that the'
defence of liberty naturally results to executive
pdwor, nnd is its. peculiar duty! . Who isho,
Utal, generous jtnd ..confiding rewards power
where it is masylangerous, and jealous .only, o"
those who can restrain it; who is'ho, that, re-
versing tho order of the Stare, and up-heri'
' ' idoftl
overlookiog with contempt the .gunrdiansiii
ofthe reproticntatives of the people, aipl .-wit
ctpral. eoatqmpt, the higher guattlhreshtp, of
;th6ptopIp thctuselves j. wtin/iS/lie, that.de-
elrires.tous, through iheTreSident's lipr, that
uie security for, frwiloiiv rests' in executive an-
l! parity 1 Who Jsffii that- helies the . blood
.and-libels thb fame.of Ins own anofestore, by
declaring tliat (Ary; jvjtli'solomn'Uy. Vaf fonn,-,
aad fi/rce-of tnaaaez, hfive invoked tho e'xocu-'
tivo power to come to tho protection, of liber
ty I .\Vho is lie that thus ehorgea-them witli
ffie insanity, qj the recklessness, of putting
the lamb beneath the'.(ion’s paw t No, sir.
No.str. Our security, is "in out watchfulness
ofxseecalive powcr. It wqs. lije constitution
of this "depeswuent, .which was infinitely the
most, difficult pnrtin the'greatxyorkof creating
uur present Government. Tj> /give to tho ex
ecutive' department such powor as should
raako it useful,"andyct notsuclios should reu-
dpt it dangerous) to make it etficientriqde-
jtendent, and strong,, nnd yot , to prevent it
frotri sweeping awsy eveiy thing by. it* un-
i'lu of tnilitoiy and’.civil nuTltority, by the inr
iuence of patronage, and office, and. favor l
this, indeed, was difficult./ .Tfiiy. iiho'.'bad
the work to" do saw die difficulty, and we see
it; ondlfsse would maintain oar system, we
shall act wisely to that' end,’ by preserving ev-
eiy restraint niid'oToty guard which the Con
stitution has.provided. And wjten 'we, and.
tltoso who'come after us,', have done alt that
wo can do, aad all that they earn'do, it will
be well for us and for themi tf some popular
be..remembered sometime since it parcel of
these valiant .patriots proposed to establish a
colony in some jiarl ofthe world, where null!- - :
fiemidn should not. intrude its cloven foot!—
They would nlicdatc themselves from tlie
land oftheir birth because tlicy could not be—
head men at home 1 At this time'they arc em
ployed-in. organizing their . secret Jacobin
olubs, arming their deluded partisans with
butcher knives and battle axes, wilh.the avowr
ed purpose.of imbruing their hands in tlio
blood of their neighbors and fellbw-citizens f'
This is-the priicy of tlio Union Party in South '
Carolina.. Do file, lenders of file Union ratty- 1 -/
in this State dare to confide to tho patriotic .
sons of Georgia, whom tltoy have beguiled
nnd. misled, their .ultimate measures 1 No!
Office and power are all they want," and.
when thesa are once attained, they wilj instil-
tirigly kick down tlte ladder by. which they
acnuired'tliejre.levutimi. .. • .. .
' Do tlio leaders of ilie Union Party dare to.
avow, to those tlicV haVo entrapped into tt '
cold nssislaucQ to'iheir schemes, dare to an-
rit)tlnc6...to the people of Georgia, that their
viows riro idemient 'willi those.of,tho Union
Party in South'.Carolina'? Jfo! '.'For they
would be abandoned by their honest partisans
who would apt, could not lend themselves to
file advancement of designs of so heinous n
chotricter. Whoso then i*.tho deceptive poli-
fey'J' .We enst back, file charge and would
flirggost-.to tlieni to abnndon their inystifica-
timS', lay .aside'tlicir scbcming, and they will ‘
find that honesty $ tlio-bcst .policy.
: • ' . . Millpdgu'ille Times,
in statdSnd .So'lffii^CaroUnm togive to
posterity', witli an • aulhOntio account ■ Of the.-
“ D«I%ariti . jttW".'6Jfita Cirirk party, ^'.W^
•rinv.e noticed some ianccuracies ifj the history
•re.i' tx ' l* s »_• 1- f^.-* uix-.LJ. _
aprint actustomed' to cferii
d moustcrtsufpassjngin at
bled onqsof antiquity; -It'wottltl be expfeoting
too much frora frail miirtality d Eyon (he groat
Sir Walter Seoy, .the', Literary Colossus of,tlio
age; found it itri|>o'ssiolo to execute- ad impar
tial biography of the Emporor'Napolcon.. Sir
Walter wni aa Englishman; and Napoleon
'wns Ernperorof France. The Federal Union
says “.tho adoption oftho new name of State
Rights to designate their party is but nnothor
turn of that deceptive policy, which has al
ways characterised- tho Nnllifiers." Now if
ffie Fodortil'miori can point out 'any d< crp
liaai
afisVold; dothoy
'Do they hot number ih their
tudonitl , . .
measure, tho Proclamation, the geniiineves-
sencc of Repnblidlmism', tmd the -ProlBSt ns
advancing doctrin* perfectly consistent with
the'spirit pf tho. Constit ution,.and containing
the only true ptineiplcS oftho Govommenr.—
.Npw wo. ask aro not these - things so ? ; ' What
tlfen is the;, designation of ffi«;'-i«rty- T : Js it
dolled by" themsqJVe* file Tariff Patty, fie
Force Bill 'Partypih'o Proclamation Party; fin
ir -P»?lyT..Npk but .they term fthth't
rity.”:lw”Ui ' "
tion' 4a* dm Jtdo^tion.ro.r. applicntton
term Bjatri Ri|hts, in the designation.'OfIBo
pnrty;: wo will confess it lies too doep ftir'plt:
comprehension. HaVo nai tho members 0
that party published to tho world their accep
tation of tlio ternif havo they not invariably
supported the State in Iter tutomps jo-resist
tfio.arbitrary apd.oiri)fos*ivri«xcrebje of iitjflcl-
egated'power. la fitorq any dcception tlicre ?
But as tliat prml professes so holy a horfor of
ft deceptivo .policy Iqt ita! lopk ■at the bentn in
■its eye, bblbro -w.e subject .trip moto in onr.own
totlie exttmiuatkm of doetprs of-snehnuestion-
jrble^ipabilitj/.'; Wtieii tfio State of Georcin
wps'thfoatoned with distnembormfent by.trio Astley Cooper-htts remariied.'ih.htsjccnlres,
Jgrieral aoVcrnririmf,’ wlterd was the. party tliat eight or nine rerinoes is^Ahfe largest size
'Mfn 'wi«*wv5rio/Eederai. Uiiion now gets £+?■ .that eon pass tlie bony.slricihroihfijd gripe of
Supporting theTqgSUT?tlRrStoRff No.— the.fiircepi; which ismentioileff fortlie pur-
Bnt etreftnptuly opposing thtu^nrty which pqso of conveying, iPpossible, w'.lhe mind of
nobly cast itseifloUhe front ami -putriack tho tho .render, an idea of tlio. great^difficulty. Ond
d of Fbdcrnri.'opproSsiota. Whero is thnt * -H, _i-
Augusta Constitutionalist.
ATRlUMPli lN SURGERY. ' '
Aftxtremos 'Morbiit,extrema femediaff •’ ■
. .Tho writeirof thU pafagrapIr witncsked : pn
Saturday -morning one .of the" most appalling
arid painful operations, ever performed upon'
any. living luimau being, .Ond' while it. rcflpcre ■
credit upon (be surgeon, and- 'does • honor to •
the country, It serves-'as O' corivinclne proof-
to gufforuig humanity, that while there/ia life 1 •
... need .despair e- .
V«n in tlie tnost' aggravatetiforms ot dtaeasey
eid hy *DR Mint, with bitf usual skiifarid-iti-
trepidity. Tlre.snlgeefofit'jvas/tr yAungmart.
abmit 26 years -of. age,- who' bad .bcettTortx • f
long tirno affiictcd. with sfone; nnd which J'raci
increased with uripreccdentcd rapidity, until
it attained, a size.so great Oslo occupy'iUP'
whfllo of tho bladder in its distended state; yet
wondcrfui.'to-relate, this huge mass v/nsea- .
tirely and successfullx. removed. Several
attempts woro' mado by tho surgeon, - bollsTii "
prasli it arid drill it into pieces, in order that
it might be'tabon away .with greater facility,
as weit as with more safety to-iho ladividual;
but these eflurts-xycrfe allnburtiYe—leaving po .
altcrtmlivo bat that of'ciijurglrig.trio ivountl,
and r.emqving it entire. -
Since .the operatinn,* fito patient'has been
doing well, • and/ bids, fair to' recover; Tlie
stono was ascertained, iinmodiutcly .after,,tn
woigl.i J7 oz. RdwtsV avbirUnjibis; which , is
nearly, double Unit Of. ahy.'otlicr ever taken ":
from tho. liaman subject, while living.. Sic
, ^ .. ... dntiger necessarily-atwndiug so.important att
party anti lUpFedferal Union now ? Strenn- operation.-^N. r. Star. .7. ‘
orisly opposing thin .veiy. party in.its patriotic ■ -. . j;——- '■/’ \—
.pndeavpr# to Stent-fito torrent of Executive .11, The New York. Gnmtnbrciak' remarks that
'surpation,- Them is'qnolhSr po'mt_ perhaps,, thd Alortnon war in Alissoriri isabouf to bt>
whero'tlfe’'deceptive’ policy itiiglit be mode a- renewed.' ' A- Tnnniteei ton,)... n.—
little more mopifost.,' Tlte State UightB party
believing that.thtrsjfereisc of itnd^legatcd pow-'
vor, renders all nets sofijTOe by virtno of sridr h ,
ded infidels ftpin ihe Holy land.” About 5QQnrO
itifit said to.be on tlio. move, and they ard.n
a,,, iVijl\fiirits, royoriis, v pistol<i; jjtins and other
the Institution. The .Union party inslsi fitarjhostile Weapons.: Tlte pfopltcf it.is sold, has
tlicy-believe tho'vety ;sitme princjqdd, mi net -n sworUntafe : than •fbtir’fcdt long, nrtd profoss-i;
done by ffie assumption of undelegiitcd pow- is an expectation of Sharing the-fall of u mnr-»
of is void; dothoy or do tlioy nbf oppose tlihU. - v " •
States Bank ?
»» vv* ui oiiuiur
tyr in fito coming contest.
ranks many who hold.tiio Tnrifi'tq lie coristi- The : jEtnigwnt eays.“ ripwards of mna
: the Forco Bill, a wiso and patriotic .hundred Eruigrsntsi'JiaVri arrived, at tlte port
of New’York since, otir. last pubHcaliun, ma
king upwards,of fiwr.-thoiisariif in a-scason '
hanlly yct cotmricnced. .From all parts ofthe
ffirce lfingdomswe hear of people embarking
•fo? the' land of .promise, and Slentland sends .
forth, aa usual, her'dno quota qf lioncst and'
hpfily adventurers.', ,.- : .
.The!
. ^ they meu'11 a imioriof.riTJ' . . . .. . hh
those ftrimesros so many, wau.lfi Go incOnveri- F9|ffi. ,e .JrikKv, 4*twMn.tiip,Stue^’”Mtrine
tensiiv common use ? If they do if is well multhe BrinsR preyince orNow-IJrlmswlck.
named; that print and itriparty Ore nut obhex- she town'liasitcenincof ’ ’ -• ” '
iousto tho charge" of using a “deceptive-poij- ' *'
ey." If this however in not the meaning.-.
,the term Union, we leave it to their own caa-
nlor todelennine, whose Is tho deceptive poli
cy. This ts’npt all,/scarcely a week passes
away, but 6om6:nhiori,press arrays its italics
and it&capi(riit,ro prove.thift'^DisuritoU is tiro'
fend nnd 'aim, of;Nullificat3un,’.' Do they be
lieve it ?.- Those mouth-pieces tha\ otter
these coinetl rainmmes,' do tliey really be-
the tnith .of tlieir assertions ? "Ifthey
do, Heaven hclp them ! qnd send ffiem morc-
Th* Uuiori ptmy^prtftss.n'w-onderfulffiivafijr
the Union; aeurpassing.mtaotiment to the au»
premaey of the laws.: Their ticlions .leiiaiy
give the'lio to these studied- professidris. In
the tipper part.ofJhis State, this. vfeiy .Stute
which ho* been *q- pathetically warnedsiftllu.
warlike tendencies of NuffifiCathin; in this ve T
ry^latedid Unarmed mpb of tills Uniptfpar-
ty surreund the Court-hodso whfle the Jndge
wra on; his behilt, .displaying fiieir muskets,
“ttoS!^
Tlte Federal Uttibn Kas labored hard to* nrove
thcBwto‘/Rights Party ldshffiioL with'■ the
Nullifiets ofSuulli .Carolinai tn so 'finrij« n
lias ostablislifed the fa« that the Unloji dfe'mo-
eras ofCfeirgrasrfo idenUeal with. ffie. Uuthn
“I DtTOffi Carolina; adopting ffie some
po%, and striving for the same enit. It will
_. . —-—jri Jorotcd by lUc -Maine
Legtsiature, .Vet therBritish anffiorities have
taken qiosscsston,.bniIt a court huusc, and lev
ied n tox.-wlnoh tliey collect with mttcK rigor.
A memorial which die iahabitants were pre-
rioring to tho U. States 'Government, asking
lor protection and assistance, was forcibly jsun-
prc*c<l and destroyed. A dfclcgntfe has been "
despatched to the Governor of Maine', to nsk
hi* interposition in their beltaUV The result
ol the mission.is riot known.'
• MEXipoi—Col. Austin has been, released
Irom.lns confinement and is now with his cob
ffiK <jnlm ? pre'aUs. Bre * hB 8 reatc ^ ff»d order
Mvanct <f Phrenology,—An arfielo in file
Winchester Vngminn.oufiiesubjectof phren-
olPgy.gtves tho detail of “ (lemdnstraiivo fhets“
’SfK offfitsfayonlQ thotnoof
Gall A, Spurzhetm,: which Is nl present 1m-
jilieitly replied on by numbers, nnd lecturers
on ffie subject are tube found in almost event' •
village and llaml^t throughout the cotintryl
bin ^’ ;nt C , 1 | D;w 1 ' vlK> 1)88 P nn 'efi»osucce*-lui
tho skull, is a’Dr^cn." At ■
ttfo skulls were submitted to lus examination,
H®!?**®!>“»^ f . wriiclt lure—»nnaeqtiaiiitc.l
lT** r on 1,10 predominant fetL
mgs ol each mdmdnal, swheri Uving, wo* sat-
PX^-' Xl8 i'. ,rei;0( y i ““ ntt!s w, 'o tm'lbeeii