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, eilittai .I.tore'., -.•
__ : into tier - sareeret M
4• uer,
1i fill*lfiTith. „XtenittConiri had deeided_ep,wertiiiiied
-:-.11:t•ii•-.11$14 ikinetitirtion;—that is, with the ' ei
p ict
• ee nu - implied irf those - elates. Tithe ' was
idistbeetly prteintied in the bill suteisitttar it the.
thane Steerritary of the Treneury, ip4r--4win4 , . at
,e;44,o)tsliktibliei-,br that pate, was - aisiotikleid , by • the
V. , ' -*t alue! hie' cornneirrietitiene, sad par.
• ' egettititVeitid specially netted mbyhi on air intend
. - :' . ..weisiet tote bill antenitted to hie consideration by a
- ,i.e• ' , O congress during the idiseeterificini of the
,•e4re. - '',', ' '- ' ' .' - '
7
• '''' ". , 14teetet deem the occasion's. fit •one. 49 *stet.
. - flitatawfw,mettniruition of the , various statem and
. "•ineaxiiiiffalwet.hat have arisen on this autijeftt
- e,. , '''.-ejetretteing explanation of the immediate oc
/e_ ' '' ofehe open enthrall* whielleeseed between
oil
arid , the greater portion of the Rep.
• eereitintretieeithe'erigrese of the patty that elected'
••• - ,,ie se ;" ilTel •e4tcrecl'eufficient. iifit I shied Ido iiijus
-•• -: - liihilosinY 'own feelings, if I did nut express the
e
' eir ' gemtieticin pronounced in my mind from e
et joir
-"- - ugh "
investigation of the subient, and from
become familiar with the ftetements tif ail
that there was much of -mistake and mir.
; ''' • ''' ' ' • between thcr a who were honestly
, . :peon . - . ,
understand each other,,mune of acciden
-- - ' ' ore of intentional nits - representation of
Illisameite of the President in the various con
iteraythintr held with him; and that throughout he
.titairsliatid a sincere, honest and astadfmt adbe
_
• rettee to the great-constitutional objection which
baled for years, - repeatedly; in public and in pri
:wate,Mipotificed • s:a fendamental article of his,
*folitioarcreed. Norcan I permit myself to doubt,
thet.ifejmit 1r frank ness and been exhibited by
otheies, It' nepirit of peace and harmony had pre
trailed-, and:if a small pertien,efthe liberalty end
_ forheisoltree for diesentent,Ciirse and opinions;
which the--Whigs cleitried se the attribute of the
piety, had fhten exercised towsrde the President.
the %inherit seenes we have wenessed and which
lave scaiidalized free government, would rot have
occurred; and the relations hrtwe. n the President
and the Repreece tt , ives who hai beer' elected on
the seine tie•et with him. weuld hive been such
-as to Prodtee a peaceful, vigorous and succeed:ll
• administration oft! a government, and accomplish
all tbaf As iniereets of the country recpt red .
To ,proof ()film absence of ail se,fiale interested
orombitifius mot ice s on the part of the President,
in 'the cower,. which his convictions of d o ! ) .
proMitiect. .1. may now advert ti a fact long known
to gee, Which has been promulgated in the News -
papers ofthe day,' vf,ucheil fie by at least one
Wleg," editor, Sated by a Representative' from
Mae id a sp.ech lately delivered at
Prraltberiport, open authority and hitherto not
tletdeile That 4- ae.t is, that previous to returning'
'tie second Bank hill to Congress with his °hive
'thine, in fell nice , of the assaults to he made upon ,
hint, and with the purpose of removing alleaustit
of eglartion. as well as to secure himself against
adjust imputations,the President submitited to his
theafeahieet, whether he sisoold, in the message,
thei4bout to he transmitted to Ceneress, an
peewee a rssfatteien to •retirefrom putilic life at
the expiration of the exiating term; and that a
aptl - nal. his doing et). all the members _ot the Calif:
vid e -thenlaresent, pretested, on the ground that -
,lei hate Minmitnelation- -would net have the effect
tostivtduce pence or quiet, - but would only change'
- the. dir ection of Metier; that. no one had a ,- riglii
' do- et fetch a step from him, as he had not
leire,eted, President. and no ohiteution -existed
, aroo4 :interpose any barrier between him
ertt vote of the People.
t
. 4 n a-Rule/Amu, and yet in centrist with the
• pitOclinge is tinother fact of an extraordinar)
Ote:tater wing. : . though known by money, has
lately. _been dislineely premeleeted. It is a4adove.
- id in a letter of Mt. Ewing's in the statement ¢3; .1
him of a proposition having hen made to the
President. that the mejerity who had passed the
finit e Bank- Bill, -wnuld ennsent to postpone the
second to tire next session of Cotrgre,:s, if they
could - receive asenrantes that in the mean time no
holltiie movement would be made on the part of
the•Treeldent. The fu'l meaning of this state
meet his pew been developed by the declaration
ne..remember of Congress, that a message was
carried ftoni the Wh i g lea 'ers in
,Congress to the
' Vreillident, to the effort that if he - would engaat
not to 'disturb any members of his then Cabinet in
the' enjoytpunt of their offices, the second Back
Itillehould be pranp••ned. The answer tri such a
-. propMilion may be easily coneetved. l'he etreet
of that ; : proposition waif to prove the identity of
- the snentbera of the Cabinet whose places were
deemed- irejsertarfer with the hostile members of
• Cringrettri e . and_'if the deeign was to precipitate
matters, It was most effeetual.
Yow. ' , regime no aid to determine which o f
. . - the-latitts,iniil94l3 scenes exhibit , d 'a lofty dietn
teseeted patriot - 4 , m: and which evineed_arty Lena-,
city Cot or desire for power. Ihe facts are
full wk.:Artatr mittens, andlurnieb a key to marry
iteriterTents tratteirmtious; ' i
After :the outbreuht referred to, the President
. . •
• , Oterodelled his Cahitlet, arid from that tiara his
44ininistratieri may he safdab have commenced. '
- , le.begartaitta he. earitidaill
_them far, without the
. - mepport Of tiny' party • acknowledging him as its
astillitical
_chief, or bnund to him by those , political
sageiiiittipes, which 'emder every preceding ad
.:: •, twistiattatimeiraft enabledthe Executive to lookeat
.. --- harittrifsitterablitipreffisoosit ion 4in a largepore
. tie* brthe:lo:MUrs' or Congress - to sustain his
, . _ .. . _ •
liteitH(oo.4:- •The fame course of, events which des
".'prietelleinmetthottiiiiiilltrid aimustomol aid,,of an.
sietinittietrati iee. also litteieted him from those '
7.. esols pirrtrifillueneee and party obligations which .
• ' irecetwerecipropit from party service. Ile suite aft:
• WI liberty to -Consult the inter- ate, of the who',e
• jostle, of the great masses, withoist. reference In
the extreme views of the bigots of i spy party
And he determined to do so. - An einurinetion of
the measures adopted kv birAtend of these reeom- ,
mendit -to Cringeeee, will shrew how far he hie
_. esetiseileil; He pursued the'even'tenor all's way.'
sand tbw:eonflicts of contending parties, afflicting
itiliternlneedit to the•pritiCiefes theft he hail Always ••
11$16‘.1: l!ii0 fiseits thej were implicate, io the goes-
littiniehit preeented-thereselvaik e .
_•
et Congress
Message at. Ai, oferoln s oaf, the-last
ismoTon o_W of Voyittest:add the rditesagel during -that .
inthaktitefertlish a chart of the ineasereatifibe.adLl
- •Iltiuktrifiatitt; and enable us to diseerw:the 2Pnlie f. 1
4
the Woe/dent froth pie must euthertio,aed on
, qywitiortittdiswiurce.s. stn , eutinieratibn o f, these_.
ormititticei'ed the fate i f tbefeopenmejlitatitanibr
.eybuthstatny were urged peon the atteetipsi of - Ciao :".
111111lila Will smile you to perceive bow f at th a a pa t,.
hew been earned out, ,where it' failed, and the
"'wore' isfstich thilete. .
Ig. '-Vbe first point "to whieh, ,.. ihis•-pfewitftirti.
waned ther - -itrientiori - drCobstrwse iw , 'Atti4l it -1
~-, ' ' ill•Miter—lottb-lhe danger_ to wh l o l -ititlAtOi''
intwestWweit; bistbe - tiitit- or surtableepprieetanerer
',-. •'.. . 4 1lPgr ill dial . , ..t..:" 4 l. *: 5. 1:14, -* tbili!i - ** -41 . :- le"Nr 6 .
.plea tOteitiogs OW d uti es with wAktrittril'Atttg?••
. • "9 4 ° re4 lo( toliikßir Petie'e•a.ii pipsetii Aiwigabh .
Terfatinee With all-abe -o*iefteesitf..l,•,aks and h'-'
i nl ea t q lte d- .lhe P 6 fileti: - or proibiusg s. l7 l viT4fthe.
a t to
= vniorivar'from" the filatelwari, JO - 1.-,' ',Fele rid ,
- .llll' of ail each "Catiaisit sulOtt - ' ire true
'f.. its! observance stn4:ertgittlett.-oCulii.lniernii
drips) oliliikatienit. Such 11 , taw, :was passed, ILO
At :atio tit, relations iif.peitite and war With nth :
eft
. 00)4 Will' no be depeadarit,upott any wilier •
tribOmi#l#lll-04"reated b 7 the
ti._ 4 641
ti
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nu' -,pereete th 4 4,tetowt:
*lna I- 1 40 0 0 r hes-I
lietennrftliy fettilertitl. and that in
honepet the tionotti'hie. bead !tip/kite - it .
3J. Another P lint in out foreign -relations=
lehieb the tneletage brought .10-the attention of
C.;agresto and the ,ffeipTe; • wan rett-the
British Govetputsat, to .itisit and detAin'; vessels:l
Railing coder the American tog, for the rsttrpoieJ
of executing their tient a*d treat* in riiation to
the oboe "sadly Againstrlbibriebn the Pieetdent
regtouptrated In Oinn' anti-dee:OA and
ddblered that it moot be , rerietect-. - j This claim in'
(Sect is withdraun 'by the niitish G'svernrnent,
and her Envoy has precluded her from restriking
it, by the Ftipula Lion in the puhlisitect treaty for
the e.mplOymenftif vessel tbs. milli of Africa
by act's° countries separately and in iependent
1y, , t0 set under the instructions of their respective
governments fur.thei enforcement of their respec
tive tuunicip,l latva4mly, The very omission of
say tecognition of authority to visit the vessels
of the one country,by the officers of the other, is
in itself an exclusion of ail such authority, and
leaves the matter piecisely where the President
had placed it—a total. absolute and unqualified
denial of any,suelt claim. The ineertion of such
a denial in the Treaty would have been aliaurd.—
Treaties. c mtain the affirmative stipulations of
parties, not the negitiors or protrous of either.—
By refusing any, aquaton to the Olin; we deny an
our part that it can ibecome subject of compact
reserving to ourselves We. vindication of our rights
(of which fair and explicit notice 6ss bten ,gives}
whoeLver they shalt be asseilcd• rhos has a pre.
amnion which threakentd' Om renewal of a rrrac.
lice that had brauglitun One war, been abaadonesi
and the sanctity of our national 'flag seeueed—..al
the tame tine the most vffeetual weans havabcen
provided for the utter destruction of the accursed
trade.
4th. Upon that d ffi mit and perplexing topic, a
tarifFof duties urr imports, the language of the
messag,e defines with great accuracy, clvarness
.and pre:el:dun, tic true princOles of protection
ernahrtYnt with revenue, eller speakint of the re
oninanee of the people...to:the impmition of - - bur-
Jens not really necessary: to the supp-rt .of
veronica:the President; Bays: "In imposing Ou,
ties hoWever, fir the purposes ofrevenue, right, i
to discriminate ati."to the articles on which the
duty shall be We, as well as the amount, neeesaa•
Lily and most properly exists." After showing
that _the imposition of duties indiscriminately on
all articles would defeat the very purp me of . ob.
taioinia revenue, he remarks: •"So els() the Go
yetnin-nt ma" he juitifie i in so discriminating by
reference to tither comiderations of domestic poli
cy conriectid with our owt3 menu - factures. So•
tong as the du lea shall be Mid with distinct re
teienee to the wants of the treasury, no well
ohje:tion can exist trgairist them," and he
concludes the remarks on that subject by urging
the importance of-certainty and immanence in the ,
systeat which, slimed edopter!. It is heMeved
!kat no jitat man who, regards the interest of the
whole country, who would not compel that portion '
1.01 our fellow eitit•rm.4lutihave no ut..nufacturere
to pas taxes-for the -reuipart 'of those who have
itiem,,wit bout any-equivalent. we'd 'wit() yet would
mob et 'American initti•try fOm foreign clielp
labor in those articles which are, essential true in
p ace and in war, and. for w!•iUh we, Ought not to
be depentint 9fi any c hor nation, it is belii:ved
that no just_man who will take such enhirge , l and
putriotic views rif the-subject wilt hesitate to ap
•prove prin , iales pfomulgated in th 3 message.
While they are adverse to prohibitory duties on
the one - hand, they proyi 'e for abundant ineirtental
orolection on the other. They are those, and
those only th _at will e harmony as well as
Q.
justice in the. adjustment -of a matter , involving so
many and -such various conflicting interests, and
produce the' permanence which in this country,
cm he attained only by the general acquiescence
of the people in the equity and honesty of any
s stem. And if the lilPiality so unusual, thus
evinced by a statesman coming , from that portion
of out Union which has no manufactures, tie recip
rec.t.ted and met in the same spirit by those iv h o
are most anxious to promote those interests, a uni•
tnuf feelint will exits , throuzlinut the confederacy,
which will afford more stable, and 'herd:3re more
reit and substantial protection to our own Lidustry
than hay laws that may be passed tinder occa
sional and spasmodic excitements, which will be
"ore to intermit with the cessations of the stimu
lints that prOduce: them.
Should The Tariff tw that has passed and re
ceiv .d the eiviatura of ihe Prosi.tent, be found in
prailicilo dear impnrtant particulate from the
just ..rid liberal principles advanced by him, he
Wiii,donbtless be frinnd ready to sanction such
neceeeng. amendments as may he rroposeti by tin.
;in -which tba Constitution has ezelusively
I . the authority to originate and pass revenue
sth.. Tile recommendations of the annual mes
sage on the subject ,of Currency and Exchanges,
next claim our attention. After pointing out ,the
necessity of a medium of Exchange, approxima
ting to uniforinity or value in the diticrent
parts of the country,i he President proceeds to re
deem the pledge he had given at the previous
session of Congress, by submitting the outlines of
a plan for the safe keeping and disbursement of
the public revenue which shall at the same time
furnish a currency, and thus indirectly regulate
exchanges, The lirn'ts which I have assigned to
this eo -ern utlie.ttion forbid a repetition of the de
.tails of the exchequer plan as develtped in the
:BM submitted to Congress by 'the Secretary of
the Treasury. This is the More regretted, he -
eatise I am confident it has not been s fft newly
considered bz.my feline citizens tenrr Ily, to be
thoroughly, finderstood. It is empha . ically the
plan ni.lhe-PrealOent, originated and 'matured by ,
;nay, walks single modification introduced' on the
advice ttl his Cabinet. at prop-ses to a tam objects..
hy tire anplication of. nowers acknowied...ed in
nrac;.l34.4o4exist iritheV , .?rern mese from i . a loan.
dation., Thd 'Vessury .1/epaitnient was .4i:4/kilted - I
tihrlhat'intlecilort'br the public ,revenue, Its daft;i
itetigtig;itnikits ttishitinement acc , trding tir acts of
'itpptopriOon'hyr.opetelak_ To a hoisid of.pcintrol
unifta Stiper.. * “libliev, , ef that El.4pertinent,
zhet:efore.W3ll E . d rate' charge i
ti4sittess,- witl:glithniity.tis.-"Oahlish agencies,-
4.int tadedl44Tniebe t 411 , 141- 4 iog Treasury. notes ha:
6iii4r*dsmusiisionti-porebaSsig" bills 'as certain . '
Actrertotion. , These were the geom . al ft;aturet4,44 l
thi President the of i ts merit.,
Vahan he - elltressed
,itfiadiu*Atccon,attr
.Theidificult)Tei thit'die*Ott'ititilate . essential
13 Should:any'
emialitnerortal mettes rtliave.ilse Chief -.Executive
m a ii,fira‘ . from any criritrottlif. - lioner : :Wirer _the
Tetattury.. how entirely this
cosiditutiOn*lohjections, by
diit that he unctions er pnreha ing *nit Salting
drali titlierr thick forthe perposcl6 -of the Govern... ,
inent shortie evic t ' -any state only when
.
pribibited by, such state... 'All , conflict - With"
state insnWiction.iwsui yositSente.l; - the banking
privileges st s tha, 010 W e, MOS* , Jett without inierts.
,renge, the-mierttiOrrii of 'the- Traittiurf sim` lifted,
s and'no liated,#netktgrelllii** 4 o 6 4 7l 3isioti
"";
:rer a':;:•••••
,
i.-;itimiettioir - ,-ine* o# : tecklr apt eft
040 cullitiotri;Olti*V4tiatii,iiktiivialkatierigs*
to mourn- • ._ 4
If, as seem to OteWalhr. ennewillit;4l4 - 4 , 01 1 0,.,
betweekthii plaktitrui a Natiraall-"f!tiller,
them 4 44 44 1'
lion. Waiving for the present tki _inaup cable,
44EO:titles preSentedliy the tae4itatiotral, objets
:tiortit to snake Rini operating, throtialrthe_ whole
•BniiM:-..obj..ctioris 101 l entestaitiod by:a large
.portion of our fender .ieitizenk _ands atteagtheititli
:rather thati:diminished by disCuesion and, by the
sad experience of - the iremendoua plower and 'the
still more tr tnendiaisiiatrruptione.of each an in.
stittition,--Viraiving_theire , the,vety fact of the ax- ,
istence of Fitch objectiims and °lathery of a diffe
rent !haracter, witl effectually proventa subsorip
tion to the stock by those round and prOdent cap
italists whose countenance atid whose - real-wealth :
can alone gtve it vitality: Such men will never
consent to place their ',Property is a position to be
the sport of the altetnatir triumphs and defeats of
parties. The'charteting a Bank under such eir
eumstariccs. would hut invite the cupidity of those
who intend to become borrowers rather than len.•
dem, aid who by moans of the irresponsibility of
a core /retain and with the irapuoity that has
-marked former Iran - sections of '-eimilar legate.
(ion-, would plunder thastrwhose'confidence they
had invited hut to hetOty it. Wl;adever may have
been our opinions beretolote of the utility of a
National Bank, however we may have coursitlled
to acquiesce in its supposed neces.ity, tholisto.
ry of the last few years, has, I should hopef-ciiii
vinced all who are open to conviction, thrt any
evils which May be anticipated from the want . of
such an institutian, however great, are - mora to - er.."
Mile than the'bertain, , positive and immeasurable
injuries which we now know have flowed from
the existence of one that Was instituted under the
most favorable Buser-es,- and was corn init'ed to the
charge of men at the time esteemed the most hon.
orableand trustworthy in our land. Within four I
years'of its existence,- the last Bank of the-United
States begarne little bolder than a den of robbers
Itirminagers, with Velar exceptions, pursued a eye:
'teiriatic sidierne." of plunder ani fraud, whicb was
arrested Ity_the - investigations of a Committae of
comrress.
Clemency, n° s tie.lreved Dt have hien Mistaken,
towards innocent stockliollicrs,,and : a hope that
the-example' which had been made-of the offen
.
- dere would doter others dram similar practices,
saved the. Bank from dissolution. in was allow
ed to proceedunder new . restrictions ,deeigried to
prevent the recurrence of, similar Broods. Inn-a
few years it was routed at open war with tbe'Gov..
ernment of the country, seeking the renewal 'of
its charter, stilisidising press's and editors, siviati
dering its treasures in partisan elections endl ir oji
en!y purchasing Ole
,ittipprirt of the venal Wall ,
die ct"robs . _ Toe moral corruption which thwf
flooded the wit- he cot:wavy was in itself an evil of
the most fearful . magnitude, It struck' deep at
the roots or puhlialaith and private honor, and
prepared the way for that reekieaa and unbounded
extravagance, which the batik itscifstimulated by
the profuse distrit . iro7on of its money. arid the
consecoences of which we are now reaping in in:
which a — Bartkcoltt,- Law
affords hut slight 'r4ier - ,ktidtln the deg radation
'of the eharaeler, or otir c untry by thirliariduletit
insolvencies of pa -lie earporatfiiiiitr*.d by
the shameless re 'usiliot sovereign states lutfil
s
their olitigat lone- - • = '
(enactarstow TO ritratiow
DAILY MORNING Pon:
• •
MIS. PHILLIPS k wic..µ.IIMITEI,EULTAR 3 AND Ps ,, PRIVI oRs
MONDA Y;
COUNTY CO7WENTION
t!trrinkcAten. Woher 22, 1842
n pursuance of a call of the Derporratic Comahhiee of
Correspondence of the State„ published at Ha tristm
some time slime, attalcatitc,the Itropritt y of each county
electing delegates equal to their number of representatives
in the ittate Legislature, Ito-meet rltlir-respective roe .m
ties to convention, ct deleeatolit• meet at Harris•
blips, on the fith oC Itnitlry 10 :
.9x/1., the pc rpotte or
ttoininliin a candnlnte for•Jltet'rett fl ortthject lb the
dec•sinn of a Dentoe.ratlclßPtionoVcortimution..
The ()mime rat of A ilegitetty: enitittr*re, therefore, re
quested to meet in the different wept s nod town
ship., on Sat urtitty,t Itep It day of N:: .„ • at..at 41tur
mural War co of holding their chg.,. 'oh diPlric:
elect two 4de:titles to meet in -- ).'•";4-1tvineitilon at the
Court ilouw, in the c yof pin(
the 9th of ftluvemhef - , I if— for the .pur.
pose of electing fitie: detegatr4 3 'froli . Wiirrotent A Iteghen'y.
county to the St Me eitiittrottitin, to tie .held'a I." rash t tg,
on the glorious St h Linn:try. JA.4 ER CRAWFORD, "
Chairman of the Democratic vointrilitee 'of Correspond
core fur Allegheny county.
P, B. The citirs-of itittshurgiu'end Alle2heny, Birtnlne
ham, laterrencevilleend Pitt scnir
r nsbin, are r e quested to
umpire hair Kist 7 o'clock, and lila Townolniis between
,3 atid.6 o'clock. P.M.' ' Oti-22—tn9
Laxitries and Nece‘Saries.
Ie the disettaSton on the Tariff Bill, the
democrats advooted a reduction of duties
on the necessaries of life—artif.des that are
required in all !families, ,whether rich or
poor—and a corresponding increase on lux
uries that can only he procured by the rich,
and that are not . indispensible for the corn.
fort 4 &Mines. ,This proposition, however,
was I:strenuOuslit opposed by the federal
members, and Senator Evansin 'combating
the arguments of a derboontic ntern6er,
Made the folloWing assertion which was
eonbidereila sufficient reason for opposing .
any propositiotto put high 40es on arti-4
cies i twitted:forthe-_rich OM
",•ARTICLES OF LUIVRY: WILL
NOT BEAR-SO IfIGH A DUTY AS
AUTICLES OF NECESSITY."
" From - this die public may understand
ssity the fedorallste advocated-44h duties .
on Tea and Coffee aisti - Ititv - iluthision Wines;
_
Nigh duties on oalieolv: lON as are usid
is farmers and. medianit - a,
and low duties on la ireworn by
gin rich. Front , the - 4tsturse on the
Tariff question; and many of OM Prfiviii
-lions of - the Bill itself, it is evident that
thegorp.erkti*frielids of Such a-Tatitenty
as wilfrtitirrer , thO, - hattlen esf duties oo the
articles 0 - imitated by. ttott.z>leceititiglmatiOn
. _
of:the ootrionitt.. - siapitittif iho ties
used by the opulent to came e.
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aismon efintribell 4115; jive and lot
pie."' On aunties, *'free 10:1e and
fors'sighte," ,Therein. 11 '44rx!ili ilifFerenee
between- $t amonti.—alsll- that theiall4s
ask—and $2 is: t 4, tin viages promises]
by.the Whigs, ,
A chiinney'of . house in - 11ay-s'iUt-t
took tire-On Friday' night aboin Welock.
The:` Allegheny and Eagle thre*.*ater.:
No damage done.
le:T•Tbe Peonsyitrania, R.eporte:, office
has puised
_into the - hands of J. H. Di—
mock, Earl., who intends to Ls - Induct it on
the principles which it has always advoca
ted. We hope that Mr D. will meet with
all reasonable success; and we tender to
Mr.• Patterson, who retires from the field
of editorial exertion with - many well earn
ed laurels, our best wishes for-his-future
health and happiness. The Reporter, tin
der his charge, was the best paper in Har
risburg.
AR Error set Right.
Much-:Pains-have been taken by the
Conn party :tolshow :that ,Edwarj S,rti - itht
the Abolition Lecturer, was tr_locofoco em
misaaty, sent to confuse and divide the An
limas - utile party. The truths he uttered'
the arguments he used, were met by the
coons with a knowing shrug, and the sin-.
gle reply "0, lie is a locofoco." The Ga
zette, in order to neutralize•his efforts sung
the same , strain. • But • we presume the
•fotlowing sketch - of his, political actagiven
by Mr.-Smith, in - his last paper wilt; block
that game, and the Antimasons Who - are
induced tu listen to him, not b-e-deter
ed from • going to hear him by the fear of
being talked to by a "Locofoco:"
• "The Gazette calls 118 by the party
name locofoco, and intimates that we voted
for Col. Johnson. and recpiests- to be in
:formed who we did vote for.- Now, be it
known to the Pitts. nigh Gazette, that ; we
never voted until hi 1536; the- , we voted
for Wm. H. Harrison, for President, he
caufte wethought he wa: an hone:t man.
not h ecause he was a Whig. 1340, we
voted fir `James G. • Kit ne:y and - ThOs :
I Earle; and th,is year, wevi!ted-rthe,
ticket. of Allegheuy County. We -nev- r
voted for a alsveliiiider, nor never
We never xi ere a Wll.lZ'Or LOC4ICO.- Mid
never will be. We liave always been
Demnciat, and expect 'always to he,;both
in church and state. Now, Mr.- Gazette,-
dari't We all Wer yon, clearly?
The Election bi Massachusetts tak-ee
plpet+ on the 2.1 :Monday t)f Nov. In New
York on the Ist-Mondayat Noe. in. Del.
aware on the 2cl 'Tuesday and in gtll44ss!p-
Ipi on the Ist Monday of Nov. --;l4t#4-'7:;.:..
Money Mai ters . —lt will ben - 11Suetid
reference to our Bank note liat,
'66unt nivreany_of the Pennsylvania Banks .
becarue - drbisOkirrher, add thai the State
weir
Scrip is ag,airt.depre4riiti.
hag Raid derideat.---Sime SCillindfet
!faced apieee a iron 'on the Readina R4il
Road, Relit Port Carlion. last stoselay,
which threw the ene,ine (+the track while
running under a full hearrof steam, and
two persons-who were On the car, wene
instantly killed.
To the Edii ors tif Elle Morning PoM
GENTLEstroatr—On utv arrival at Pitql—
hitrzh, I wail _preserved. by a friend, with , a
statement in the Saturday Evening Visiter,
founded on - an anona j tois extractof arletter,
and a calculation from some one in Phila
delphia, contradicting a statement made by
you in your paper of the 4th iust., relative
to the probable procee:ll4 of my late trip in
the Connognenessing Valley. . .
Ti is with reluctance I refer to this sub
ject, hue-it is-certainly lessnhketinnable, in
e - verv'tengs,fur me_to state the truth touelt
rrii*rn affairs,-than far any one . , what :
ever may have been his rnsflive, to single;
me out for pildic.exposttrejtv such a man
ner its the writer aid publisher of that"es-
.tract have done.
I have only time at present tn say that
the statement matte isfalse in almost every
particular, and that thorgii I labored tinder
unfavorable eirru nst.tnees. instead of lons
ing thirty five dollars, as the letter writer
has it, I cleared on my down trip $101,20,
after defrayino all expenses. including my
boarding and doctor bill white sick in Phil
adelphia.
It is disagreeable for a man to tie eMri-
F :pelletl thus to expose hit private ).tisirres.,
and I should not have nottcett,this,matter.
but that I believed they v.prese.dikionst tin=
warrantable and uncalled for; aull , that the
rause of truth and my own prosper ts do
mantled a refutation, I wi'l only actil4.4t.
if gentlemen continue to =while themselves
with the expenses incurred ItY - tne in:the
pruseruting of my businosts, under fretea4.
of -enlightening the public., they will-find
me randy to compare thin,:.
4. °r 11164 """!'krstftWark*P:itilirisoe. when
set : tliey Eilify their desire. to do stk.
D ICANS. -
iive for detail,-but`.
eiat
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Prrzsapadu. Oct. 23th, 1842
~~`.
?`A
ISkt"
0: 440erri of 'the I9th state, that the
Mosidzin General. WoN, had eapturedSan Anton
in and Askew GO
Joh_jfe of OW'tlirirsire.croioli4 l l. - 4'4 4 iiiiiN' gal"
nitions *sr, tr.. this Snifga.ve rise to great
reJntceg ..
Sareti Anna hie ratiietrie lr#t country Lavoie
near Vele C'rut, aCcatnpaisied 4 his Cabinet. lie
does not intend to conitearidithe army. ,
A c o rps of 3t)0l is so _invade ' Yeieatan. The
expeditilin was tl start tha neat 4ity after the, ar
rival of 2500 men from die city of ikitiates,
were_ to take their place. ..;
A M e xican. General aras• about going to- Roes
*tan for the purpose of ettcting recznaciruitioo
between die two countries.
The rumor of the burning of Adair, by the Nes,.
jeans isfit Ise.
Texas papers state that Gen Woll had retreated
croft - Safi Antartio,,bat it was supposed that he
merely fell back to meet reinforeMnents;
The prisoners taken by the Mexican General
were well tr •ated. Two were shot at the capture.
G.tiveston is_ Prepareti for any_ etnersency;
Mau being under arma. - •
Diaastrovis - Fire at Cineoe,
-
'Lipper, Canada,
At Sincoe, 17. C. on' the ::81i inst., a
fire brnhe out by which the Not th
can Hotel, the Commercial Rotel, Royal
Exchange, with all the furniture and out
houses, were totally destroyed.
The loss is about 190,000 ! !
A citizen of that place has beet iatrested
on suspicion of having set the stables of the
N. A. Hotel an fire.
The Sailors of New York hive struck
for higher wages,: . - They had _a grand pro
cession and- on one of the Banners wgs in
scribed, "Free Trade and-Sailors Rights!"
Aerial NaviLfation —The French pape — s State
that a p irson named Gonaschi, bas invented a
Imila/in, with which he can navigate thestir in any
direction and in all weathers. An experiment
lately made en its powers under eery tinravorahle,
rircum tancei, ncar Grins, France, was comptete- ,
ly successful. The tetonaut made his ascent from
the east batik Of the Snane, , and crossed the river
a
in Westerly di ecti grailuidly T .steerinv in a
corvilincar path , till ho recrossed the river, and
descended very near the -.Tat where he had ristn,.,
Dacup axpori trterit - th 0 ; weather: wgoner ally
iernp -storing, and the wind '0W413 Very Violent.
The - hapoon i< netlike allcatmint inform. being .
rhhinhorl I, i`nateed,tif iii ‘ rical or cylindrical; there
are.oo details, of eon-traction giiten,.however, nor
I n, / men iiol. - nvid !or the means by which' - it is
propellzd ,
Snarl of - Gov - erriSrs: and Governors in a
snarl
Governor Ki4r, sent
G.vernm Arnoldlo
Govetoor Hubbard, to take
Governor Dom hut
Governor Hubbard told
Governor Arnold to tell
Governor King, that he,
Governor. Hubhard, would not deliver to
him;
(Governor Arnotii,) -
Gitverniienirr, for the .gratification' of
.o(*Ternor Kiwc , -; az= ho, '
Gov.oolor ilohhard. aid not think -that he,
Governor Kitti, was a
_Governor arm , all--and therefore had no
In send a
t;nv{:tt'.Or TO a
Go) Yernar for a
Curvernor.
Providerret Journal.
Don i'aste r Races.
The `Coltrnitia' brings us fifty repot ts
of the Doncaster M. eting !Who is the
winner of the St. Leger?' every one willask. Not a reader of ours could guess, , s
and they might try fifty ,times. it wee
won by an untried filly—a daughter of
Touchstone out of Maid . pf Melrose by
Brutandorf--:bred and,WWned by the Earl
of Eglinton. To put our readers at • once
out or their misery, we will inform them
that. Inge Bannet has won the Great St.
Leger. Th.e distinguished editor of , `Bell's
Life in _London,' furnishes us with a most
graphic
and • -
p Interesting -report of the say- .
lugs and- doings during the , week at Dun
:Aster, and an engraving of the winner of
the Sr. Leger, nil of which will be given
in ihis papet next week. . The etching of
Blue Banonti as give t in Bell's Life, pre
sents a remarkable likeness of Fashion;
with the exception of the,, head and Beck,
the reseinh ance is most striking. - I
D
The , o , icattter' Meeting commenced on
Mo n day the ,12th al September, and the'
St.-
St.- Leger was run for on the following ,
-- tlAy. Up to Monday tidiihe kneir any
thing - of. Blue B o nnet'' but Dawson,' "i heir .
trainer—the same whit. min the ()aka with:,
'Our Nell,' in
.shah4it.ti:, ,, atyle.
.
Fr , un the-first to the. hisrohe Valor:0 been
named in the betting;
_ r thtOtty. before
Lie race, LOid Sglintori itrriirea.at. DIM-.
caster
- and introduced his filly.to the .90tiOe notice.
Of dPi3 Ctilll4o*W: t0:34 , , 01,000 to . 1.110
fr °to thFeeWeilt, - - iiartkes, by which he
of cnurse,titt4t4o.4Xlotur-lieinseesret was
raithfullY ir*lit . liy.:l4Witites - slahle - , ratio
and - bl4. 'w.nn wilnAiste full of bank notes,
while Ilawson ; it i i - sofipisedr tatist hive.
I won over Sioq.asi -- 7 .titore, even, then ,
Lord-Egliaton himseilt The hettloglned
At length got frightetskt a 4 t Stio.HOosenelia *
with, which the Blue Bonnet parrvepresit'
lifitniselves, and from 4900 tri '4OO, theadde
stignst her declined tolint 1,0 to 1 ,before
'the-qtarti- The',odds.agitiostAttillak: the
. .,witlntir of th e e ; Derby, wept* kihit-:; .. .i.
..,, - 17 . hh fide'4 , l6 : run in 3.20, ..stiorafig.4,o
-41eli's Life—thiee sawmill- - .ittiliti
AitiOle is: Vattie - of theS't44 'fir
• , '''',f- ....to- Nr . y . syi ' , Ai m : - „.•,. :,-•.., 7
th e Th r vi o w t . t wolipmeh
f*l. 14441*1***41t1T
: i`.Q;l•,?..F.i':4:;',
gig
_..:~- ~'~. ;.ate .;ir
Driltiug hi t
the enemy, he called
. 04
am not much given ts -
my brave fellows Met
wa most beat thein-of
avittiiw '
The soldieikaapitt
nth - onion of their le . ,
"with such ardor, ma i lk '
that they kirleci,
4 - thote 'British &tip ,
AMOR — -
PRINTING
w. Corner of
TweTroprletwe of tilt Wet '
'Rita' Illesarecereha,
.hem% ,
and the pat rental' thaw pe ps '
tad well awe sepottmettor
argrarim
de,alM , k.&23
Neeetaary 41 a Job Printing
LETTER_pi e iii
OF EVERY Di,
Rooks. Bills of L t'
,Panipßletp, Bill Needs,
IlandbiHa, Black Ctsisk
all thibs of
su e ., ;filayainat, and COW ji
ipputte esti,
-Ptiered on the shOrlest
VVe relpee+fully ask ilte ink
heiluhric in tonere! in this art
Pittsburgh, SeP'. 39, 1R42, eas
la u Mon
PUBLIC SA
Will be sold, on Wpdurta y
o'clock P. M., by order of 314 . 10 t
Mr. General;
V Horse. I sett Ilarneyn o w oit
At, the Audios mite ,
Allellterty Arsenal, Oti. y lse
WILL.._
be ...
Pi:od on ,114 , 4 4
Ja.+Viritaapnt4o 4
No .111) Wood E.ireet—Oo. -
Dry Goods ever offereal at Aitis -
try, equedsting of Ciothic .
E'.
Diem Ili, I;avvris, Irish I.irrettp,l l ,
- A 16n; at 2 o'clock,, Sl.,ageftrit
lure. 3 Iron Safex, a Imp
100 Mete of Soap, 50 hoxrs
a nualteronluffalo OvercoaiF,do
MONDAY next at 10 o'clock
new,!easo - nable and den
Co'nstaling-of
Clot its.-Cassimeres, Canines.?
and _Ormta Coate, vary senorita; 1
Mack and W atm Cinttllam awl PO
Irani Cravats; a ;teat variety of
or Tiokines; Charts, I
akin Moves; Table Chapels, Br
SilitiVlO. :aid a vaiNgtAtother
Oa 31
--rt - EGALIAS; CASADE
- •
• LA NORM.
..rmr.,ttt r r lber has just received t
LIGIITand DIRK IZEGA
La Norrnsire,, Principe and sFratie.ll
in; Tobacco ..r s he best quality, Pt
retail, at TUTT I 86 FOLIETII
11MM OUCHE /17
• JIMP ituy Oct. 3I sr at 2 u'ra,dc P.ll
.Auei lon ft uotn , , Na 110, N. E- C.1§41
otreeti.
j - TiAsos . olin It I ROLTCIIB -
for family nse, a nd of the verTbeit
Axe 28
Ff7itOP/..4NAtild.Ney,_7k ,
to transact tire Ar
conducted for many yats,isark. '_. -
of Octeber..airstaully, ant ,
about-the-end of the ensentilat
44:ran:writ Tem there, and Innate
Canndas, it tatting to mitt mokel.6
to their friends in t ar part c.flnktki.
or Wihn, or to collekor rremer •
prpFifrey.,. or I I make mirth for
rtt • will have thiir ren.rtranmpill
and hu-meat promptly latendhim,
lihs A :tents in the enter here. In kk ,
'Nit sttervrh, and Wek.ern Pent
*rhea hr Mr. Thilmar fa.:4lly. Pt
May, !Werclmot , ll'ater st req. Pitt
1.1{E,V.101,1.•
Or? '!-Iwdolt Aitoroval
MOTteR —We have ix sto , otte
.1. disebartted porkozex, ertiitimt
he trlispitgetl oroccoriltor to law, tx
Reed Washington, i pact:arida
lon, Pittsburgh.
J. M. Brett; 1 MIX, care 011nbe •
Wm . ] Green, 4 pat kale., -Moth. ,
No mark, 2 earriagv , and twee
C. A. M'AltBl.
U.S. Portahte Boat Line, COI
Bitten'rgh, Ger. 28, 1842.
Ar aMeeting. of the Field • • •
on Wednesday, the ISO kat,
•
OW motion of 8, G. Large,if
be a (limply Convention !Rid 'q .:
Court Hoilve, on IN:pdncirlay,g
A. 11., of nil the Commiesionei/.
County, roio the purpose °rap
a National Convention. to le kg
. 6. C., in December next, 1142.
On motion. adjourned.
Oct 2D-19n
OTIA1). —0 n Wed itedny tbe
014th and Stttil hfietd a large •
t hioweiey cah have, by prowl
tfilh advcribseptent.
C REAPER Tit►K
• SPLENDID asta , '
.
REAPY MADE P
'A . t . ttlE THREE a.
.tro' 151 ifberei it., sat door fro!! ;
I rin F. dubscriber havilisre --
the tersest - and mut( TAM
'MADE ci,o,etti NG ever offered*
!11. would respectfully invite Or
e11..111 and examh‘e his Goods and
I ,sittrettitsifts elseshere. Ills stock
LAO C4,ll4a,adaurfed sizes and go
1
u
'ant; 11100 l Vests; a. air a lane' '
II "- *Wit Cravats. , Stacks, Gldret. ;
other artiste of winter Cl'' '
'Via Cloths/meta alt -selected bye
Markets, and- purchased at IWO/.
and coaukkadierdly lie 'Can Hai:l-rile
- BErt EtSAAGAINS than)diet
house in the city . - Believing
li4
the
0 4 Iloilo: I admit r:5, , " lie has 0164 0
Ida 'ntstmetured by rittsl+urth W •-•
beifiternin Jo S-43 , 1ng that they a . -
Pe!le suaatitif to'the Easttts
are °reunify saie-itt the O °P
aneitereAatnerie nak '. ,
, • in these iliemSAvbell Reef: '
bilii a a b,*orpolia ,suenton. of
"Prporietat of the .et Yee ilk P i k '
and Yeenttre ift asteuring 'be 0
too goods arc '
ell sysr ppoffOlgro l ' ollitk
mechanics of his coati low!. ire
e
liht rica!lt*tratle, have , hit CIO
'tits', in anotbar state.aar doer be
tin, primp* tnritoOf reilrbllolPz`•
does on the, princire that ths_...
it dig . -.../talafteltell as al at
Sitate itssalasossuay from the
1 4*, Ilate4'.lt,*llo *ski Oleo CO ,
* ll ssitili:4ll.4sti-theiti hi ,
tilf 11Alliborna4tIt o,'
..
Ttt4l:-AilisfeWieir would lake.
*at tett Ifs Waifs - mid tho, °lll ' ,-
,—— - .
tid PlitfOtlajpiSilbaditd.llol* -;
peathis .litittailak t.iattl
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for t ,
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raydie
ing. We
rid ey after
• ember! of the '
n &arm lertin re
But not*,
not At, home
.Akrneed In Sit
y And a alefuNT.
Sat was Foilltiwe
plodee at the
d, however,
Wants wl'l be
A. s.
is a list of tit
Book an r"
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of-t
stiTy.
Iwo fiOk!'
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8. We did ti
Henry
Wm. Ni
J.B.
-§,atuuel
N. Park
Samuel
0.
John 1.
iscob
John G
fWm. \
'J. 111.
John_N
John H
P
Eil win '
Charles
M. Mc,
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the- me.
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doubt t
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perance
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