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CONGRESSIONAL
' • Correspondence of the .Palitniore Pairjot. •
Marc!. .7, 1838.
•' To-day, Oa on 'icaterday) , some'
memorials were presented, calling the
,attention of the,liouse to the. su.hject,*of
thelate Dud. These offered ye s terday.
Were - received and•refet red,to the ad--
. het . committee. Thos6 to, day 'tin.,
Ifotise would not sus'pen'd the mile', fin
•.'. thelittrfiose=cl receiving. '
,-.Nester!lay,,anctto,day, Judge C.;;ram.!
liErts, of Ky.,' introdu-ced,. What be, has
given notice into he, s!c . reOtypedl m.o.
unlit it is' adOpted,,'vizthat.
the- . hOti4 Meet y4t- --ICi-.-A;.-11 1 - in-:
eteadT-ofT-12—M-,--,--The would
have- :. 4.o4ipg to. say to this matter at'
.
Yesterday the . NeutPalily. Bill
aineneeil •..by
. the Senate came, 'lir for
eonaidetaiioOl: 4 -
th . e Serfte . amendmenta . .litit . one;;
itid lent,
The - 14 - 6u r iolOsiatidiiiid now a cool
initte'liot..CenifetenCe ate.:_discossing .the.
matter: // - •
The ribose - wish to in'ocnbl, all. in!er-
ferenci with the tirade with comer*-
.
noUs cmintriesi - m arms &c. by land and
•
• .the §enate were for ,restricting by.
on - and here lies the diirerelic.e.
,Messrs'::,.l3tiaanari Clay, - of: and
Were .appOinted on the' confer
- inee,4- . and Messrs.* Howard, Pattori,.
_etid___Porwirc___werii_appiAnted by - the
.House.
_lf their' decision is . asee.rtain
ed. before this leiteris.dosed, t Will in,
Troth .you
,Of it in a Subsequenl . para
graph,
.
Houle then tools- upend •
eonsid
il •
-Apred-the:-gential-Appropriatico : l3ill,-,-i n
-7-Libitiiiiiirtee-of the whole; which - was the
- Shatnefal---practicel .:TheTmostinipo -
-- 7 - tiritiroihTe7sltlie - itTu - s - e - irst - rit'hilhwucT
that tri;whieTi_they 'jive the least'
bitentiOti! The Thelouse was called; and
.
• '_queriirn was - drurorned , up, and in
ten minutes the hall Was as empty as be-.
. : .
.
• `A'
queer trio entertained the eemi
nets. Meisrs. Mbliiin, Cushman and
' •Petriken were the chief interlocutors,
- aria. 11111; ft..., 1k....1 :-.....-- , - .
I:73leiiiTs'.l2 - iiiT of riCrikanTWilliami
' : tot IT.:c. 'took oi : eel - Awn, to 'an. amend-.
• ment proposed to rile great appropria
.
Ulm bilrby the _Chairmen. of the - ei;i4
— iniffee of Ways and Ivieansi.the - object
• : of Whieh - is to provide for the salaries 9f
~._ the.tustem House,officera. Ste. ,This
opened-tip along and somewhat curso
•ry debate upon the subject of the large
purriiier ofthese'officers, and the .large
arnountqof the salaries. '
PNTHINEN . trade soine A iselo,sures de
, veloping,the, 'plurality of - these offices
*Tillie same , individuals, and showing
how many iiieless and. unnecessary
.44 aroma_ rnr moncian moire nierliAl. &C._ &C.
lie thought thiashoultibc tint, ii . .-,
and made his, maiden speech, right
eloquently, about the shame of this,
enormity's being:allowed; and calling.
up_on-inemliers-of—alt t parties-to—untt -
-- and init On epd thereto:
CUSHMAN thought this diszussion
premature. All this would come up,
he said, when a bill (which had already
been 'reported, and would soon come•
up for consideration,) should he brought
forward, for the purpose of --irinlkganis
ing the-Custom House service.
M 4. liJclEist went Into a most amu
-z—iiiti d efence -- tithe -- Ciusto - trr - House — err
_gen
\--
ral, and the Custom Huuse of Bal
timore-in particiilar, against - his-I'mnd
' Petriken's charge ;of pluralities,. and
—high salaries. The gentleman from
iilaseachtisetts (Mr: Reed,) hazi backed
this charge, and against , both his anta
_ __
• gonists, ' the 4 (c.c - minfercial - representa- -
- tive".of the Monumental City ran a
. nunttrusty . and' tasty tilt, He said
that he could Only speak by the Blue
130016 -and about the Baltimore Custom
Houser What hocus pocus there might
be, in th's matter, in other Oties, said
-.. lie, there was none of it in Baltimore.
a
If a min wasweigher he had no more
than his $l5OO, or whatever was the
salary..: If a guager had only his salary
which walk 'flied by law, as the ' Blue
..'
Book shOwar- ---
B - -- -
• _ R
But Mr.- EEtilahowed, by-a--refer
ence to rthe Blue Book, that the .office
of weigherand guager in some cases,
'.„ unitedin-the.satne individual, who re
'Ceived both salariel.' . . v.
• Btit 'the, commercialrepresentatiike
nought this was all Wrong, - though 11) - e
......—pi l ie-Eldok ; -whirise" a id had•invoked,
.litaggeretrbut did, noLastound him.--:
• Re .thougliythis might be so in New
- - •gngland, - Init-siould not believe it
Blue , Boolt or . Black • Bbok, that
any - Much things could .pOssibly exist
in Baltiinore: - •
ISo`th'e debateiwent
• among 'these choice- spirits, aideeliy
,..,Mr.'Legare,‘‘Oho 'gave us the tariff of
prices in the city of 'Charles
,' )2.ion,' S. c. - for'beet,'pOrk, and Puullry,
) (all: which, Wore ,very t , high; he said,)
_.by way flir,proviug -that big ~salaries
' ; were, needed .there,rnOre than . ' else-
AfteF. a speech by Mr. ADOlSAgainsl
this jumping . at so hpkeous a ,ebnetu
' siOß;stArsingle leap of the ; committee of
Ways'. l .and Means, the 'question "of or.
t -- 'der" Was. raised' Mr. Blipans, under
tinii!neW , iu)efof_ 'We
which'preecribes;;that no nppNopriatiop
7tiitl.trhall, beiePOrted in the' geg . f7o-!•4-'
• PrOpriation order, as au
*Tenth:nen! !hereto, forany_. eicpendl 7 ,
'lure uot preyionslr authorised by'4w.
:When. t poi , tO Chair.-
.
lIM=EI
he ,C,ontriittee ot. the whole,.
(Mr: • 0:!t5 . k.11 . ,„)' . - and.• , ,,ftertv . a.ilds q;
Si either, li•ti i thagiend th4i. amelid
Inq t rit '
Luis not in order;. under
Mr. MekAl." and Mr, 'Camlirel6ng
said:that ao s ,strjet a eohstrnetioti of,thia
rule _woad. exclude v i ep . many of : the
apt*opilmittns. But the .tititlei-1
was waived , on the: Cu.4tom.lHouse
.
amendment,
.and,• the House. having
gone, :agatn into 'the:: Comnipta ,of
Whole, tho' next amendment was'of-,
1 7 - _
IMED
"5ee. 1 13...--And-ba jt-ftrtliet!--en'ae,ted,'
the sale
of the old fumito.re,, iit the 'lipeslitent's
lieusec-sh.all be applittl , to. Ilui - purthase
of ne the
- Mt. Batons raised the gatne. objee •
Unlit° this Tend nielli, as to the other;
and without taking any quesiiott upon
.
it, the cominittee role aad ,
the house
:I(lft:turned. .
This last ameptitn . ent
Approkiaiionßill.w6s intenciecr,—pro
.6abl : . to turn the e(le whielt will
'.probably be 'g,iyen: to some. "of. the eeo
norriical stateStnan . here,
-by.-the-splend,etl-fur - in the
East 400te ) ,(1.1enton7s"East Roorn.'") -
at the.Levee,to morrow nieit..'"Whaj,
a-mad - world is this, rhylitastets! 4-
This - morning, in. the. Senate, - . Mr.'
presinted Vie
renton
strance of eight illibusancl of _the
people of IVc - 0 11»•k a ;o'll - st th.d...-Sub 7
Treasury 13i .
defended'
the views of these re.moestranti most
ably;-.going. al-length, aittl-,with-tnuch=
foreefql eloquence, into the-expOsit;on
of:_the wrong,headeci_and,strong-heacled
eondoet of the administration, With re
iaLtc3i, c an4.l-4
t-tt etfelly7t ppn-a-11 7 :tit e-p ro m ittent--riciirrts
irfLoppettitionlatirat-coiirser4W7rz, a-difet
•Which. he had adverted t - cr,; , ..‘cheti . de--
salrfe -- Te - onstiineocfupon - a
former,occasion, against , theaspersicins
of Mr:,Van Buren, in his recent Myles
-Sage.-tetto-ngross.--.l\4l..tirenod,g,o-is-ipot,
to bb.cleterred:from his course. Ile haS
e.videtitly adopted it. With
and - ,upon µriivaple--land his
ifin %Ai ;.1-ol'waro,: . to what
Itot, ti ill . heThe ovcr-
throw otOtis,roost,Pernieious . meaiure.
'1%11%-BOcuArtilv thiu:inorninvmoved
to-postpone _the...SOl),Teestity.Bil4-In
Obedlimair to. the in . stVuoiO6S of the
Legislature of Pennsylvania. • •
Upon this goe;tion the `ve.as And
- lietOTV7yciu
qays • were tit
MLR
have the division.
Xeas---I\lessr9, - Bayard,
Ky.,-Clayton; Crittenden, Da-.
"Os, Grundy, .Knight, M'Kesn,„Mer-
Prent Psest on,Ri es; Robbins,
Ruggles, Smith; of Ind., Soutived,
Spence ) - . T'allmadge; — Tipton )
Webster, White--23•. •
••,,, • .„. .
&own Calboun; Ctay Cutb
bert) iulton, Hubbard, King, cif . .Ala.,
Lurniikin, Lyon, Mbrrisi Mou
ton) Nicholay Nilea, Norell, Pierce,
tilibinson
Conn Strange, Tipten;"Trotter, Wal
ker, Wall ) Williams; Wright; Young
1-29.
, .
. But this ciivft,.t,s . is ndt a perfect
criterion of theoltimate - vote upon the'
Pill, - It. •is here siid - that Cuthbert,
and Nicholas will certain,ly vote against
the Bill, ' And Why .should not Wall:'
. nip_kin t _Trotter„and_Vka I ker? --- Al u t.
the Bill will probably piss the Senate,by
-vote:nt , two. 1-have--strong---hopes : -=of
the House, however. ' , .
I . The •question reeurring to-cl ay, upon
the amendment • offered -by Mr. - Rives,
(The Special Deposite) several amend
ments were stigg,ested, and partially aqt,.
ed upon; but the • Senate :adjourned
without any definite -decision upon
either of them. ;----. - • ' • . .
) And so much for thisbuitliUg",dayl.
hive your readers are fund ,oVCon
gritsional details,—or how bored such
a letter a‘this : must make the& •
Truly, yours and.theirs,
STENOGRAPHIcriq
A snout citAibirtal,
If tt man d '1406.0 Fgco, IC
him cursC'tlic'tsiiks._ 4ven .. a'S it is writ
ten iri the Glu6e, the 4anks be 6MIC
Mills, anil they: grind
. the 'cuunteiMacCio
lie Poor!' • '
Thereftire c ' 'when - -ye , flto. - . the Banks
with-holding.theiu,oftr and their sitver,
that. they may save themselves nod iliuse"
that have feelings( with theirs; curse than,
and say, of themthat , they be knave.s and
s‘Vindlersa . . •
Itor 10 , they,,keep unto theinselves the,
gold and the
• silver,,witich belongeth" unto
them that sit. in high places and, bear rule
over you,
ut and if ye shalt see them .making
readyto.Pay their gold aud: -tlyeir: silver;
and to this end refusing to issue -forth
.their ()iv - iv-notes, and to lend unt(l l ,them
that• have need} - - , •
• Theo - shall ye aiso l tiih;e4lteriicanttlay,
'behold how they die itet6vsi'lhely
tighten tlie cords, yea , they , lay'_grievous,
burdens ukniments ,shoulders, that car=
not be borne.:. ._ .
...So . thererttre• it ''`t h e
them, if - they do tKpay,, curso tligml but
this; we say, whatioever y,e.ttu i , curse -the
Banksl--HariftirirCourieiv 4 _
Tire' Diiston:Courier lifis re ;
'litiited that the" firotherief,Mr. Gilley
has katte to IC,gis' - -"Yprk , to. chStlepge
Mr..WiePb, and, thaf:l4 ksdeterniino to
6. - ght, — ;and Wite7deelineep, he - ' will
shoot himin-the itreet." - .
'''.- . VII)T!,''-'o4vltt . - 14* , . - gL; . ) ivvglitt--0,--#.tr'2s*-4ioitor+
EllII
-
11.1
,„7; • Firo s s i ' to 1-'esssiOlti:iocs . /Itlegruph
'••.-":: .11 Orli NA.TIOTV S.
it! dayN the Adtimnsonia'Conven,
tint; expressed,,,oe voice of • Pensylv_a-'
nia iti ORM n n g,
,ioithout a .11 - n.4le,
ilksela big 3.0 SE Pilv it I " 1.7 N E It ,
oskbe: Gunernatorial • . .. the.
partyijor soppoll at I.lle'nekt-:•iteiteral
election,. • -3:711
knoyvp:,_.,i.ltzsAuirej•no further.tthe,k
tti'riZo vt , 'extept, - Alral"7 ii-rw ':'be
eletUed6`y---1-rnajority-0f20,000H
fAlmost SOlte sdine. moment, anti.On•,
the sedond ballot ; • tlie - Cott
ventionliut ini.do•MinotiOn' their. Candi=
date. And •tilto. detis' the .reader sow
poge4 the 'person? Not Calvin .
the 'ainiable 'gentleman:. • r'esPectable
statesman and •hraire. (lefender olliis
COlintry . =in the•iast f..• Not ',General
Keim,'the choice Orthe - Stron4and. rue:
Van littren,..cotn4 Mr.
Klingensmith, of-the old 'lackson Star,
in the Westl7 No! The: first -sells_
too un-masonic 'arid . the others '‘./or)
dutch' .for the aristearals - of the Lodge.
Arid they chose theold, worn:out OM (;q
Flolding Deputy Grand Master,
PORTER, from ihe74ntimasonic .
county.bl-1-lontingtliinTLL(w_e_m Eis.takq.
if Our Ittintingdue friends do-not ren
'der a good . ..account of kith on the - sec=
and Tuesday of •Oetober.). •
-- 7We'wereFwiltiess . froil the. - beginning
to theehil- of-OE4 - rho:it: frills teriqui"bn t
powerful dperation . Of the craft..
heard -at air - corners the_kteets: the
prayers of 'the -.that they
woiddoliot be Satrifice_d by this_no_rninai,
tron.' We saw "the gloomy . faces in the
ICoevettLiert. 130--pilideeee, honesty_
Ali -,--a nd
their own : - pdrty, iva'scoilsoniated by
the 'UttSopie Pelegaies- in the Corrven . -
Lion: . -
. _
We .c hope to see this . Treattei'. closely
senate ize d rld_th 6._ Liu before_
the .Averld—and if the cloven foot. of
masonry be not detected' Ili every sti4
alit, we know nething'of the-,workings
ef - the "h.andmaith° - •• •-•
,
We 'wont(' ask .61.1 r Ailtirtiasonte - :ev
'temporaries in the .differerit, counties,
,
to liaive'an eye onthtS' s matter', and .. to'
keep theirreaders,infornied:tif the:_re.‘
_
suit of . their - ekainiriatiOo. Wb •would
. _
especially request -them to ascertain
and- publish a correct - far as re-'
aTteT toTtlrei - ritisTriet_ -reftpectively.) oC
the numb'sr ohnasonsi who were dele
gates, that the black roll niay.. be made
out and held up to the .view of 11leir . be
trayed party, and air otitr.ged Country 4
These remarki ares b 1 course, made
for the.
-good of our opponents. For the
Antimasonic party we have nothing
but Wordi, of gratulation and encour=
pp.tb - re - newett action and In
creased efforts for their glorious cause.
Let them- oppose Deputy Grand. Mas
ter Porter, with the same zeal- which
rTd
the result is inevitable, •
,• Neiet Was - there suck a. ihanifeat in
terposition a Providence in behalf of .
right and principle, as in this masonic.
nomination. Of the other claims. of
the Deputy Grand Master, we
time
speak hereafter:, In'the mean time we
would laYk . oUr arithinetipal reddtes to
figure out for us hOw many yeari it is
. neeessary for a
_person tO. hohl °Mee' to
make him ,a "NEW MAN"!!! “frtish
from the ranks of the people"!!!.!!
THE MASONIC:I3ANSTE;II-UN•
FURLED.
By. the tiiiiitin - atinn - - - of - David - R. - Por=
ter, Royal Arch. , Mason, and: Deputy
Grand:-'-Master .of, the Grand: Lodge,
the people will see that Masonry is not
dead, but that its btoody flag has' . agatri
1 .- bien unfurled td the•breeie, and defi
ance hurled et the oppgnents of mason
ic
• .•, ,
Tile . people will rejoice in once irt6re
h'avi'ng an opporpnity of trieeiiirg Free
inoionry in thel,igketlfiplil.Avitli no op
jaorttinity to shrink from the conibt.--
Whey, will pronouttee jpi . final doom on
, .
the second 'Tuesday of October. '
We have never seen a body of men
yneresanwiiae'Or success"than the Del
.egates.to the Deniocrati*c. Antimasonic
: The, intelligence .hrought
from _every_partof the State.iqof the
rno,s,LehteringJtind find if the nom
ination.•oqhe Masonic candidate had
been . left 'to them; they - could not have
selected 'One that would hirt , e pleased
them better than Mr.' Porterlb.
Rif:nit:An liEllunss.--The Sub, (aids
Irttlependent, Treasury bill, provides that
the' vatioui Treasury, oflices,-:6rlitdehen
dent Sabs' thrOunliout The conntry, shall
make' regular. tetUrns. , We :have no
doubt, if this - schnnie shunld gO ititutiper
alidn,'thaf a great many of the "hide
winild be ready enough to
tniik,e their exits, but: hoy many of them
v,ctultl ever return; is dotibtful
question, ',Che'penait - Ylpr neglecting to
return E should be very heavy indeed,
The, ficirristowtr , Herald, - Says— , "A'=
'the' Anti=lllasons,' all is' har'mo
ny and' Unity — of inntifent The tan ,
ditlati3 of 'their 'dlinide is the fatiurite of
T~fiE_'sup:ported:kr_ thh
Whigs - t4 l lth ;faint beAire
ell - 11410 ,honest a l p d untranlrttel
Ic47:freemno
l ! pkant„elne_tio..ni.overony ioc9-amo' who m
the pandergrs to the corrti' powers at
- Washington, may -selectiis
,• ',THE Blefl 3 EßY'PkW
- •
Ar • . . • ' : ' ' ';.'
qk s itqd I,4fer of Ntr.t ,of
!WOO digi,. l 4lM
(9jki'.:.,11 - 411'tii.ii:ths - Pi itsbtir gfla Atte,
anflAPF6roo44,lte. the 'liberty of pub-
Z'_ ing it) it would seem that th'e - charg,e '
O sent forth Lig the
_.,1440-f01d.93
ofthe•Popse,i4,yeally t-=-rtie-Lijo unfor 7 ,
innately fiir„thern, tbeie other
c ha rgeso t faltrupOn'AeOiselve.s. -
. therela . .not:lll . lhe,legislattire s . per-!
that,talltS so:inikch 'about
hriVialiArand :ill tegiily asigr. • Rey%
_nolds-,..:6(Westmorela
that thtse . aistime elt - a'garli ef !Milan.'
thropriu . him as. to:lcreate .T.tlesire to
regulate. and control the actiOn of. other. .
members In this respect. -
.'Ylthile burning under,the impulse of
this- 1161 y-feeling, it
,appears 11Yat •Itn'
yvrotp:, Ihenote to Ml. ' tritomponi of
York' ttla bribeltitn- to adherence'to the"
Ltipii.foqi) - sae of the Sub 7 trepattry'bil!.:
The biddy of the th6'Oraiettsay,.
'N'S in the:hand iviitiiiigb(tl
tale John thus, shotvnig that .there.
was - Inith . - deliberation artdoncertTiti
the:.ht tem pt upon -Thompsom?'•
The following . b the, copy of the note
on which:the charge of bribery is foul!-
: "I. pledge myself, that ii' kat
fad ht•req-cranti'-mainta
year _party ) , • Anil_ ih "onsequence: Of
.dt'ilng so should 'ho put. to any trouble;
that I stand . bY you. to. therittnthint
oLsiooo. I refer you to
pester for information as to my
circum
stances :and honor. - . • •
• `‘IIEYNOL,DS, of IVe.yinftl."
1111
• The issue 'is made' Th -'antagriiiist
, part_t 77 es_t 7' .l-EL : .i enPsyil_var . da . l.lla_v7el 7 :::4.l4 T iza.ted
ilthei r--gubernetorial-andida tem - ; . The- -
- D - c - rn ticialieT'Arain - rasrinie• — Cori - V enti o - rry•
represpiii 'i ' itg a large and very -respeet a
.ble portion of- the 4 - lonseriaiive party .
_ofilds_Co.mfoon wealth, has noinioated.,-
without-disient, Joseph gitner,. of
-Washing.t.) . ii—couhlY-: -1 1 1te-Van-ililyeli
Convention, -on Ulm-second ballot, and
amidst-the conflict of numerous . preten,L.
pions," nominated - David R. Porter, - of
hintingdoN...... ~-..:. -•- • • .
•-,• . . . -
. • .
To7the—ertunclation—of--Tthis—intelli
geuee we- mean--only:to add the •assO 7
ranee to; our friends ihrouglietit• the
Vdion, that un'this . is Are the. Whig. par=
Ly-of'Peuns - ylVania -does not-hesitate r
I and that-of its result we have no fears - :
!,'With.perfeiLunailiriaily.i.afid_veith—a
curdle My. to - • which the past 'altords -no
parallel, the Whigs Will •sußport him
beciMse they know him - to be a - Pentisyl ,
vaniao in heat: and'soUl-4rue to the in
terests and to the character of Pennsyl-;
Vania--true to the Conservative princi- -
ple of our popular
.institutionsand - An_
admitted opponent of that Administra-
Gott, of -the-Na.t . i - otia I-Gov-en - invent—that-,
peostrate_Pennsyllianiai has'.used -.41:s
,powers exclusively for her it,kjurY— - 1
• Mr. Porter was Mr.'"Wolf's Prothon
taw Le. 13 tultingdon Ocitolts,
: arid i 9
literefore-the-favorite-oandi:date-of-thi.
Collector, the Guager, the Surveyor,
the 'ridezPaiterSi Sand other Indepen
dent partizans of Mr. Aran Buren how
resident among , Observitig :-that
even
,on..the last ballot Mr: 'Keim, of
lle'rks.. county, had six.votes;; . (the pre
cise number of the Berks county rep
-reser; tatiOnlT-vre-have-,-k-ri ght--to-infey
that the Minister„,to - Vienna has no cOr
diallty in .this matter, and that there . '
- tirreharm"in "anew - mann to lull an
ancient storm to tegt..Be.this as it may,
FOrter can . be beaten on . hiS : OWn
demerits. He is a bitter 04116 - aft - For
the Sub-TreaStry school, •wiih just
-such-a fringe Cptiservatitre -preten
sion onhis Radical garments as will en
able dexterous friends .and an'xietts re
latives to try to cajole- the credulous in
to 'the , hope that he is not in .heart as
ilegtructive as might bp inferred from
his' acts anct,expressed
game ky'Akkhicli at tite. last . GOvernsir'S;
election soitie . Of our friends were linpo-'
sed Upon, '.datinOt Mr.
Wolf's . .*Pruthimatarf,- ivill earn the
crown of martyrdortOinl Will be'ctuali
jled-.to be Collector of, Philadelphia)
WheneVer Mr.,Van Buren- is re=elected
and the of etent incumbent. is tired of'
The place. . .
Chit letters-from Itirtisburgsbreatli,
nothing - but Confittence,.' strenmhened
imineadnralily by the ticiaanation: otir
ts - aries have
.;Ole:
LCAUILLTfES HOSE Itirci•TAßic-*iivs•
The laws declare , that. any perisin • to
whom a•periodicadjs sent is.'resPonaible
• for paYmvnt of •he 'recelies • the paper or
makeause' of, it, if he has never subscribed
for it cit Inis,orderod it to •bs, stopped.—
His duty in such rycasels`not r tartake the
paper from the 'office: vtith;,WhOrn'the pa
perlsiert, dr 'tiv notify thOtintilialter that
he does not wish it. . •
' if pipers are-genet O a post office , ; store;
or
,tavern', - or; Other Plaee-oe d'eposite;,and
are not taken by, the persitt,to whom they :
• are sent, the poStmaster; : store or, tavern
, •
'keeper. is responsible- until . he re
turns dlie paper: or gives',.notice to the
• .
publisher„that they_ase lying - dead .„,
in; the
office. ' " .
1-ost Ofilce,, ) .Regulatpit,s.---Postract,
qt r om the instructions to postmasters,
fii44llil'eViii.iiikl6o6l - 0, which
pape_ra that conie ; • to ,your!office,,,, are., not
' ,tidteiiThitby:;theiterson:to,'Whom they are.
:sent youiwilf,.• giver immediate" notice to
toy the ithliiher; adding".,;:thi :if
- knnWitiwiirthe:papers , nre not - take it.'Ou
=1:1=1
PA% PE Its.
1114441111.11
j•ooopsentat i lon
,iumiftv las v, me jOnti•resoltitiott,
st Oath g geo , ati)is ;and q poini; ,
0r t•e - pre.4Vit tat et). n gr etis. to tiro ,,
'the' passage of a :making the
f Paying babk.s reCei . vahle
ip"paytient fur' 241:12 J24t . 0 4. 4c,Any._
t „.' --•
The. , locit loco . members, discovering . ,
that they could R p t . .prevent 11'1e:4)as - sage
o the'residutio i n - s.in
.any 'other .‘463i.
I . ljan.hy n ‘yithdraviing from the hall; tie - -
ntkl-Co--allirfit.:"4lls . i. 'high - handed
a*l tsct, , oltitionary course. • The •loco•
•foati,memhey from Elkhart •ti‘lr. Chair
:barliiiityl rose in his 'place . tind: n cp,lloll
breihren politics; to with
•draw., obitll4o - POVe'nt
of
after' ttalliti'g the. - aye;land-:".noes, obeyed
iitc bidding of'the'lionorablegentletpan-,.
and'skuljtvd behind the pillars a . tid-inio.
he: cam - mit tee robins,. -A sportt m - 1;ot,
Jones ...of.. Vatiderburgrr i
moved a•rall of ..the - house, which was ; ,,
otilereth As the:- call prOwressed • the
I :.Van_l3iiren - yri6m hers, With t
ing.eountenant;es, .ittere - d.the li,tll :nut' i
ausWered,to .
Lion again being tin 'the passage ill, the
the ayes at d.noeit(were cal
liti;liy some the party; Wito , AVitt
''.44ol(ed "TeiiTif't hat 1; but not iii stiffi. l
cient noMborS to. (Lt4at its-pitssagr..
pa sSeit by' ayote . of . s§ 'to d2.-=Journal,
Sif.MsriE,t ITAAIE!.!
The : reader will see: it authentically
stattid thaLw7hil.e.ll4e-serretaryof .oUr.
democratic President - hos been, paying
01l tlte . congressmen iti , Poldand silver,
the war worti - aoliliers of the revolution,
rti Of.alie—cunt ; r-y,_
0 a 1,L,1.1 ) il_ver_y 7 gbVeho-o t-o fivh i c
d n trate-pa itl r -o fri n
•
paper rags, . . .
• Woild Win. Henry.."llarrison -have ,
allowed this? . .."Cever! liarriSon -has
the heart of - •a soldier g as
-hvilfre: nt,when-lie-signed 1116.1i-rune-to
the di..claratiOnefindepehilenee,andin 7 .
steall=of endeavoring-to propitiate - the
members of c . e.ingrcos with gold,
,he
wauld.haVe pointed them to that_glori-.1
- deelni'ation,..an.l have assigned to
'those -Supported and ' :defended - . it
I through ttil.,and cr ng.h I blood,.
the hard .money tblii . ch bow. gOes...to
thesip ell Purses of tliii.offiee - holders!'--:
,
!--that:there :should -yet,' - it
, men Who hold up for the authors of such
eryineiniustice that - a party
whose experithents , on the currency
have well .nigh,rniited it,
,should yet
„hdve,the hardihood. to• approphiato all
is good to themselves—and- leaire
the war worn veteran to shatre his ink
erahle pittance of paper trash before he
'can pUhehase an 'acre • of the land which
was on b_this valor! .
soh - co.-Los pim.
...R. 4
What say ythi? ~' Are you' yet for Van
I3uren. or are_yoll heady to .claim the
hand of yinir brethren in Tertnessee and
Carolina, who have broken the mana
ties of patty despotism, and.l,vho now
stand forth in . the tree ;and unconquer
able spit it of their sires: -,Remefither
-the answer - , must ~iis t eds redound .to
your honor or proclaim your shame -I
Missuurzein.
EMIMEII
THE REASON . viiiy . .=- . --The lAN° . 7 tbccis ,
Coinplain that.the - Whigs do not . 'propose: _
something definite as a staistittite for the
measures ,of the administration. "The
'Whio•s_ cari ofi-P0'46,, hut not pro-pose;'
Says the Etartford Times. -I ; sToWiliese is
the_heat reason in the, world fur
'rite-fact - is, there is — itoTniffdi - Yeitinfteii
and corruption fur the Whigs to
: idp'-poSe
and. ex-pose, that they -have nd
prtl-poSe: any : - thing.. Only' let ti's get the
'rubbish and dirt well cleared out, 'and We ,
will s :Soon propo!c• inntething to supply its,
place._ When a machine, from -neglect . -
arid bati Managernent,-,Ots-s(►7elegged and
impeded that it •Alii) nit .work well,' the
first thing.necessury is to get out the 014
vitfom .the joints, and when tance:.it is
thoroughly cleansed and scoured, it
be tiMe : enuugh to inituire what -kind of
fresh oitit will . • be ; best to apply:' • Anti
theft-1"W -rights,'; as Major Downitig!saye,
ive can soon tell whetheritn' y crankS
-Ure'tiVedCtli 'At ail events,-we4Vlll:-Proin .
ise that all iteCessary:repuirS shall he made
•of •L hoioitct
, thanaand',additiottal:kneee and eibooB. - -
1 4 11 e NeW York Star says ‘42%
.foCoNan-,liuren SuliqreaSurrijollec.r-.
tor absconded a few days since from the
town- of Fayette, Seneca ,County, in
this State. carrying . with, him .01'590r
Of the-public
A D" -- E.:LIPATEJ
.
usopher inimitable his Mode of
giving i,nstruction. Yesterd'ay, he; yitas
trig to sell a-Take ot pertai ned sha
ving soap, and a third person stepped
'up`an:d tritetfaTeitin blirgaini ; l y. de
•preciating it.. Vile eitilitsop . her
with his usual' 'meekness for several
minutes-,and.then , ealmly,remat,ll ‘ .-
"Stranger,. I don't -know hoW.Ot:iittp
whar:yoti got, ycur' broghten utrizbul in
the town what! comed frilmj thatewal
tWo nation smart nteniwho,:make-con
siderable. of a fortirt jui3t-hf',..sixt , tbzNo
T HEIR WS33IISi 4- . lllp
suffusion Iliat'n!ersPie4tllo,..iftrtinger
eoun te n e a ted. th . tAt, tlO Ph i Oso-/
11,1018,40., :
i l eart,7, ."Ale opqpq4oll - e r •dcioniatill
wentit,utftand the Philis.9loc>rstro keit
Ibiipckit9gentir
t
i- ..---:.',..lPlltArli.; O
oliv CA 1 :4 1 ? • ''' l''.
, . SY,,,,.eiiCiipi:ih eit goi..."f f
rfi ti 'iiO eil 4
:isiiielfirrimi,,;,therogize til the' , Ciitivel•
lihrithl'antf:Oltbreur :* : 3 ', ,i 7! i.:!:',,,
Monday, 10 d'efock, A. M,;,N1...re1t
JIVIPORTA.N* FROM ThE IV E!
: r 4 Bailie di lasl.-1'1)my„,.1)2.1.:,..)
i - 4e&tit,liiiTiiibihing, con tai s.ti the
lowing endorsement wade at Norwal
Ati:Jeony:, wl) voitchts for the,cor,
ifets of. Mr. TildeOs report is a. rasp
able oitizeil of that place. • :
driven from' McCormiCOs 4land
Moss
-of 40 j EttiOnor Solo . 100 o
tiuyalists were killeif in the-affair:
doubtiterr
.nearly cottert:
or-a letter to
city;'.`trate.ll;. ,
: .V . - . .. , :••8 7 Airntiblr, IVlareli.o ; 1838. :.
.., •
-This raornink- ihe FP4 tririts• an PO.lO
~. . ...
Petite 'were atta:e.ked . :by_99o iiritfsh . reg,
alarS arid 700 mili tia. &ate' (If Our. citi.!
L iens were, I
on the
first
at the
‘ tiine the
1
1 1.1ritish farces inade their appeaeance,•
- *fiery:escaped-be t-'w . e r -1i a rgiteckby-dra
„pans.
T_h e n i t r i o ts nipithereer (mly 152. yes
terday etcjusiv_e ist . sick, anti befcre--th-e
-sun Was tip, they wet e well nigh sutrou
.
• miles a
cross; the thenfound- about 230
regular 'stililfes dit-ectly jo their trotit.--:
They thehfiirmed . a• Ilue, anti-kept
position good, until tliey - --.eichUngeil five
alien •the 'Patriots piirsued
the rear 'broke: up mid -rati like -,slieep.-=-
Mostof !hem have arrived...here. Lbss
supposed to be• 25:parritits, and; 60 .. 13ritisli. -
Ic-is,now. 9 o'clock arid tlie,y are still ar , •
-t'ir'ing:--Major pt- -Vito
'Rensalaei. killed. • - • . • • -
The, 'Jacksonville .(b'a..)
,Courier of
Feb, Ist; has the follotVidg :•
. Oft WAncsrlay• inoruhl of_ last
Week, r aLearry dawn ; the: Steamboat
Cineitinattir-eaMe4:,---theL-TiVer h: a
-s.ail - .bwit '-in • tow: belonging to 0)4;
. on 'lie. Way to his Tiorida
: plantation. afew nrilks;a s hove thi.4
The boat had on:hoard,rin. addition•
Sonie - Natitable'l papers, of the
'Col's. servants ; !It : wonvati'and 7 chddren;
on-their..way to ikeil• new antidelight..,
ful home. appOdie is raid
jn . .tems f .ctueritke:of-..Some-unsitilful . rt g, ian
agenietitcir - . .a. YAW' boat;Thelongiti
the itetiiirboat - ,) the - boat tontainihg.
the servants, MIS kink; and-except the.,
twO Men . who swam on. shore,. all Were
lost! The woman and children; taleep
under the deck, went doWn With the
bOati rio vestige of which, or of them,
has yet been found'!—liarrisbtirg
_
TaTAL
(.B'xirtiets febm the Louisville I) ailyjoun)
I
Of the Boston Banks lave been extended
too. far. We. think ,so too.. :Sinn° of
them 'mire been eitended all the (bay_ to
Kentucky.' . • -. • -
Ble [(tire of the, editors of . thejournsl]
diseuveretl , thatwe burro - wed three thou
and dollars of a Boston bank. On 'this
_vast subject hl4
, L rOghty thind lids lieen
employed for the. last fortniga. adv:
And pray. Sir, hoW !Ida yours been
.eni
•ployed during thelatine,p4.4iod?,. , In devi
sing-waya and nierma t 6 get another 33,-
000; from sonic other swindling shop •of
the Government? ' .
jildr.feir 'Jut - kg:4v t
truth is viore Inq, _
If truth Ite a friend of Ritchie's,
erally obeys the divine cuitintand-4"lntre
yuitr entrain." ' •
'Jeremiah Logan; a staunch' IV fig, 40n
.
nounces hirnseCf a.candidate . for the (leg-,
`Aladin in Michigan and sa4lhal . .he wilt
••fighLagainat:rtitittfi at iihestige
4)f it is left . in Alia ctittntrY' ' .44
•• . •
•
The failure 'of the . COninton weal th gant
oflls4ion enables the - editor dfithe Ailver
tisee,ft; ditelittrge hit debt' 40;006:11t .
tliat!institdtibn•at an • only:. a,
feit7'ents in the . dollar. Bo' OI•is tie
td tnanage-Jhe debt of 45,P0 which lie
uyveA 14,that,ntlter,dovernitient - .mitthinei.
the Bank of the Met - inpolis:..ll,there , any
tintilationiAt•: -. this latter ioncern,shalt
• fail to44leto . ivitdn• is-the; eiplohiiin • to
take plau. • •
=MIMM
STIOCItING'LOSS. OF . LIFE
iIRENTICEANA,
The lamiisville lotirilal dues not ato Mr.
kendal justice.--Charlolisvilli 41v.
Nordu we intend. to. \le are au) Jack
Ketch.
- ... ..
0 vi
~-Mr.Tiolinc , „.,,usli',virits - ro et in the
.„,..... •
vicinity of Baton Rouge,.on thes64l ult.,
ifir..ll.; had nothing about hint but a, Shin
plaster'of the Miss. Rail Road Bank; and
.
the" robbers,,for t ho want` A_. something
betted tOok:that:-Iliat's what ,we
. • call
k ,
"takin the+ii - g•frouri thelittsh;'' .. ' r '' ..- A:' .
ID
some a the' Gennan, faVineis PeitnF'
sylvnia Pfonoutice'the word finaribiernig•
—fihatzisheoing. The Star,' l tliiriks this
a capital etripiidation„
".,./ 1 49#6N5.."--. yoods me-crowded
with mYria,o4.o„wild,*pigeenS—so laree,'e I
niinjber..nev,erkbOing 'been b‘fore '
itt• this tie,Ctiotj,,of,thecounp7,,, yeti.e
[aleat:d..-of ppe pock. le, hen;'
roosti,tipiAltti, , wikovin 4yelcAC,o6 7o
in • !ertittli"ariroito4,ixr/BrvtiOtia4igh
80 ifisfAisteit—
iffosirok:
Eas
BY GEORGE Pt. PHILLIPS.
': - C-A,R.3 n ri',**LE:: -. :,
Tuesday, Murek 13, 1838;
. , FoitqlttistpEN-T, •
NV. M 4. AinTAULZZYg r
ilidaig fine GOkeritok;
os3 - 31, 1 P,M 11,221210
lIMM!EM3
onainOtinieg 1-
KIND It EA unn two great antagonist pn
litiCattxtrties-i)F the: clay htiire het& their enliven
t -Yana ' their
catitliciate. The party we are proud,
belong', h a g placed, in present
3 . 05r.141 it't•Nr.ti
.ale;niLliclateArl_ntir )!Ijitrage., tire go
haiiil for.the itominaihnl c :mid shall exert fee
ble. porters in fain.= of it. -*e Itad ihtencien go-
ing'at length iota this suli~ec'
Miele-frionitir"
is:so-nppr-onriate_tliaLote....rilie it in
'Alec of air_ fryin a 113
pd. tbhich, at tlie. 'GOl;eiii6ioriAi election,
stikitoted Gionoic Wotr, we think it worthy of
all commendation: _ •.%
The Vin Duren Ctinvention tind tile 17eniocra 7
ie A - ritineaaonic--Cant.tenfittti-onettitirthis,place4ll-----2-
gonday.- I.n the former, bA PORI' EAT •
eiti,lity-se een v.ofesatt •
' the Second ballot, and was declared-duly '
nated as the 611(lidato: of tii..party_ which that _
tepteseitteil, In thelatter, - .I9SAP-Li
RITNEti;-.:44 Washington county, our present:.
was unanithotisli ,
nolninated. .
. _
hiive
.no itesttAtion kit clio
these g4titie . titiii, and
placingst the head'or due:cOltioina the!twitio of
JOSEPII - 111'1'NEki. •••
Whaley crew' rsellicitilklit have chosen to Ptir
tAie; It the convention which asautned to itself the
name `beiniitratle,' had nditlinateti, a different
candidate, and Prorlaitned its return anNlhesitin
to the printiples and practice of the did deniciera:
Ile party—We Ilaye . .noto We
thiul that the pl>iiit ccidrte dr every deniocVat,
*lO is really sincere in his - attaclint'eta to the .
that every titan Obit. valuta the 'intervals 01 our' _
shite, and die jiieiek,ilidit df the rights of •
our g. tizens from the petnlciouirAuctritibillud
itatructlve_nazaintes_of_tka,localoco_ta.dicals_oL,_
ax,,,,idiatlid 4.0 for .tone itithei. lan
has beeii ourgovernor for more thantWo.i , eirsi ..
during a Period of rbniarkable dlillei.illy; and
eve candid Mad must ticknoWiedge; ; Aliat our .
fifilliris of itSle litivetieeh memiged with singular;
ability. When he came into office, treasury
Was empty, and at theierni.idation of the' preient
Meal y,:ear, we shoUld have' heed doable; by
about e•pop,opo, to meet the' interest om the pub:
lic_debtThe people were then requited to pay
heavktaices, and * Were was We giontni•prospect
elfdlte-necessity-olintreasingthesellisgrand et_
totally l auspeinllng the coMpletion of
.the publie
. 0 . .
. ~ .
We all know that a im m ianinirlus end libetai
pulicy was adooed, nntllwe fi II knoW with what __
relialt: ,- Ttie -- plibie" - worka - lfaVe - tiettiliroleuffted
to c,omplefion, and the peopl e r e lieved frosts o tax- ,
atian. The wprka already, ciinilletefl, by a lye: .;
tem of judieloui iqno?,enieto, baietiei.ll ientlei.:
effiproilfictive, Mair , our-:treasury lily Mile a ba; -
lance iirmortthaltTlVOqttlitlols/S - OV DOL.; •
...
LARS in i, `• • ~. - -
, , ..' '"
•
;;-., burle!
. 1 tikii;pe icj./!_.,1 ~.the; gclirrnilient
lias been.engt;44lt 166 wa;fare upon the , buiinelis .
tnetylople filch thoge fits tiiiiiii.llt.,%Vtisifing- -ic '* , ..*
ton fvould.haVe been.dsligkted , to.see,iielti6*ing ,
ibe.interelii of Perasylifiniabecatisipose 'in;
tereips were Upheid . by limejih Vltner, *lib, all:. '
Pio iigit
.aIW a yd - k;4le nici fat .. lv 6 mak iioi bow, thi.
ici;ce tO4edelal*4etaticiliZ' `e; 'f. ' • :••,.. ,•,;• , 2 ' .
Gpv - e rpm: Rifilar)faa tbus far ausfaineti 'lite ill;
iirestil. olloanatatenfinci lite pt.ojile:lflitii war;
fare, witile , he has constantly adhered lii.ilie trite
pyifiples' of de ir.,Oci•O: iO ‘iiih i h .t 4: has i beeti
all if,lift.a rd ev alf ittay.hal,,,.-...% , . . . j :,.. • • ,
4 - . , A wise.oeople 4 rlll mat : eliabge:a. welt
..trieil
4terviaft;:-who-Shai-beefi.;tkitliful oi.;er atany illings;
foi 4, 2aperlkh - ols:Uniried: Tto.niake such a chatigd
wotliti he the- 'art pf,extreme folly. But to make
iitich i ti fahangi';fartitle i wiilise pv1171440 of action
are at vdriance with hen best interests, wchlid be
Madn'eas 1 tet,. „We believe they would email . -
ibilliiii ) fliatiels,jf they ' l :eje'° , ied.tjdberilpi Bit?
nii , ti3r , toiliii it 'l' 'l' . -."'...' :. - ' • • .'
..
I ' ,„.. LO - ~., .1." . .fr , :' ---- , . •
1 . .T.T. i!,firteXis, :Oa :belleireot lawyer, who na• .
vet bad ability enough Ao tiMittire,anY diatinctiori ..
atalitil:olififfias been an iron Master - oni for
ifMlll3t3elirfitk.;-P.rPOtottiftorY. under Pea. Welt., .
But he .islMiiiil eittrenie ii4ty inall,,who aurren-• •
ders his own • judgmeht to tia will of thepatty
°JO 4116 peaces' tally pub; ilie--interistslpf party
'above the E irinciples of patriotistrit;;lle idled iii,
the''-Sinille... bailer iikrtY tliclailon; Mr' ihe • Sub;
' ''' 4 'Van-Puren dashed •
Trerifiiiii 8411* . ' bY- which' ..,.
to i a e,i .,a t oritillipliiirtiiiiiteit:thciii.ri'istliirpy:te for I n
a t h! l:.; ;o ,w ifi t c ,l e c - b n tt e l y cl i : r n;
veitig'ti at'ilesioiciaCi;44.4id b67ii:loilobt!pf 1116
Gtivelsnriiilifl'!tliterls'illii,it;lat,,ztii;42l44ffig meaz . • -
sure e ett*iiikii,..J3ii'kl#' of r ,iii . , - !ii,e i.',o,,if inm.: • .
'iidtia . gyWcWitilt. "tkdie sysltiiiji4 the inter; •
essolpf;jlfel)plii3Ofple",stal° fire,to .. lr,prostrated, . .
' - ,llll4A , t;iv,hir•PhAtk!!e all if'",ft, , - (l ClP o FE l f lje .g over f• J
, filtntimia,!lgullit,bfibra'ugfßJnta subjection tti a
'government at, Washington" in , effeet,, a -limited ...
iiionattity: , ; - All this is.(l3,lfe donee too, fly certaill •
onie çEtn
=a
ZUZIE