I CocaTs,lbat-th- e was not ef- Rnniti ton or beinninr. to dread tbe conseauences L3AVe assure the editor of the Observer WarVho.ttses,:-tha- t cry Proscription to proscribe Mr. :ray iu y Te. and produce t he different The Cuckoo Whig" of and qecf-ssaril- leads to diawtrocf at show, boldness.. Be still," say these hon any expression of his, of "unmingled tendency, ; fected. A reference to the Journal will that of Southern contempt 0r - : the limited power employed by. the Petersburg " whigV to cla- . is so common for the modern the South is full of other feeling suit?. . entire- ;it they seized on every vacancy, and Rayner's Reso- est Southrons--- " discussion at towards the Standard, produces no System . of Company upon the Road has been found . . Resolved, That the "Amencan and they make so" much Dangerous - mor about proscription vacan- evil, and denunciation is bad policy." resentment. Such barefaced and childish is ,a - ly inadequate to the conveyance of freight as lutions were a mean attempt to create other fibbing as ia the father, system in tffice-holdcr- s, which Mr. Clay one who is dispos- -- noise about that discus's Abolition I Who has undertaken that we see in the Observer can scarcely desert-- - of the Constitution of the United fastjis it might acsumukte. Every exertion cies of a higher grade, to satiate the indomitable to direct violation ed to take them on trust may be egregious de- Memorial, presented rious consideration more: -- how- ; and his spiteful :State that it owes its origin oa corrupt com- - has been made by the'parties 'interested, ambition of a few of their leaders. office ? Except the.Guilford childish satisfaction, ceived and constantly misled. Fortunately, the to ness anoras bination of dissimilar interests, brought about by ever, to give and we understand such Thus we see that the " Whigs" constitute the by a "Whig" to the North Carolina Senate, is amusement only save a shade of qe--j are now making as will enable the good People of North Carolina have never given a discussion gret that t4fish ends that this syscm of fraud ana arrangements VSpoih party" in our good State. They are the be so regarded, no one has proposed anyone should make himself so ridicu- -- during" the to place their whiggery, often, nor long farmer," one time, well Company, present year, up the reins to Federal office-seeke- rs has exposed lously savage, and ception upon the has, at i ; they are the ; they are the of the Slave question. The Standard exhibit such manifestations of own Engines upon .the. Road. . has nigh caused a dissolution of urGjojernineht j at a time, in. many years; yet whenever it Democratic Republican party, the political identity between Northern "Whigs" malignity, we hope it won't let its little re-elect- ed Proscribers; and the persisted in7 which we. have serious Geo. W. Mordecai, Esq. was they have proscribed almost every Dem- u.. and if of happened, so far from being intolerant, have in reality done and Abolitionists. We have exhibited many facts burst with rage. , com- President, and the following gentlemen elected apprehensions, (after the expiration p ibe ocrat that was in their power ; and the instances is a or league between for the ensuing yea r, unanimously, viz; injury to their cause, by ' giving to their enemies to prove that there coalition ; promise,) must either produce that resub, or that Directors exceedingly rare, in which they have allowed A GREAT MEETING. a Cameron, William Boylan, John H. are those stations which are afterwards abused to these two factions, "and the " Whig" party writhe which (if possible) is more to be dreaded Duncan po- A meeting of Federal Whigs was held in W. a single office, great or small, to be filled by . a the truths we have developed ; and lest the Si. government without limitation of its powers. Bryan, Joseph Hawkins, William Robards. the very party, nay, the very men who under bury on the 25th ult. The meeting ; - litical opponent. In this case, as in most others, was called for Resolved, taxes in the sh.ipe of duties, . . Register. bestowed them. people should all see this Coalition plot, and unite That profes3 one thing and practice another ; tne purpose or nominating Delegates to a Conven- imposed on goods brought from other govern- they boldly The Federal Whigs even hold up to tbe execra- to defeat it, the " Whig", presses at the South, in but tion, which was to nominate a candidate in - ments, should not be collected from the people, they profess to be liberal with their opponents, mild and placid tone, entreat their readers " to take opposi- tion of the people, as partizans, individuals who tion to Mr. it was a complete beyond what may be n quired lor the actual they are generally reckless partizans. care how they talk about Abolition, as it will hurt ishr. failure as when- have generously sacrificed their party attachments, we hear from the Western Carolinian, beintr suppoit of the Government; and that They cry over the offices in our State, as if they !" is jealous devotion to and encountered the displeasure of their associates, the South Where their the is lost sight of, and duties are excluded from them, when the truth is, they ! posed of Chairman and some 10 or 12 others ever this standard were Southern rights 1 . How changed since 1836 a violation of the federal com- to vote for such ." kind friends" They denounce, after repeated notices given several days previous' imposed, they are nil nearly all of them! They are abusive and already-produce- d and a and attempt to proscribe the identical representa- If the facts we have do not pact: ,a tax on the farmer, who purchases, intolerant; particularly towards any man of talents and twice ringing the bell on that day. Several' protected article. tives whose votes and influence aided most effici- prove a Coalition between " Whigs" and Abolition- bounty to the producer of the in the Democratic ranks. Their Resolutions were adopted, among which va tt. neither possesses the and influence ently to procure the exaltation of their traducers. ists, in the political contest of the Nation ; if any Resolved, That Congrss and proscrib- following, which shows the Cloven Foot of nor to appropriate conduct is uniformly selfish, partizan be so blind to the evidence of events that are daily Fed right to charter a Bank, yet Who does not recollect the contest which the eralism : internal improvements, in the erection ing, whilst that of the Democratic Republican occurring, as not to see in them the proof of a moneys to Western people and the Westsrn members had Resolved, That this meeting is in the separate States. party has. heen liberal and forbearing to a fault. decidedly in fa- of roads and canals, for equal rights, and an amendment of the Consti- league ; we now bring forward the testimony of vor of a National Bank, whenever it lovers of the union of the Our time docs not permit us to detail all the evi- may be deem- 2e0r,.That,as tution of our State? Who does not know the witnesses whose opportunities for information have ed by Congress expedient to establish one. and of constitutional respect for the : appear in our legislative States, that dences' of this, as they good, and who .surely will not be suspected of yet, the " whigs" which should always cha- TOE STANDARD. man to whose efforts they are mainly indebted for been . And pretend to care nothing ut rights of each other,, proceedings and the known history of our State ; Aem-selv-es the success of that measure 1 His whole, course slandering the " JFAigt for the " Whigs" a National Bank, and their presses in racterize .our citizens, an expression of our b'uVwe throw together a few reminiscences,1 to ex- North due Buren, for that was elevated and honorable and patriotic. He shall be our.witnesses. Hear them! Carolina .are striving to cheat the people into gratitude is to Martin Van pose the, hollownes3 of " whig" professions, and this regard to the Constitution and southern institur Wednesday, June 12, 1839. rose above selfish considerations and former pre- The first witness is the,Editor of the Cincinnati belief. Oh, the, deceptions of Federal Whiggery. the falsehood of their charges upon others-- . lions, which he early evinced in the decided judices, and fearlessly staged himself on ques- Gazette. ..He, a leader V.jhe.'f Whigs," has dis- THE PEOPLE asrainst THE BANK. to the offices of life Gen- that stand wbicft'fie took against the disorganizing First, then, in respect tinctly admitted and declared, in an appeal to the C 6 MM I OF VI Gl LA NO E ? tion before this country and the State. The peo- TEES of Aboli;itionists;and that disdaining . . E OH CONGR.ESS eral Government, how stands the matter schemes the ple of Wake entrusted to-hi- the right of acting " Whigs" to prevent their going to a meeting in , U;. is Whig. MARTIN COUNTY. sectional distinctions, arid the idea that "he is The S. District Judge a Federal - on it, even against their own "feelings, after a des- Ohio, called for the defence of the South against . not one of us," as subversive of the purposes of The U. S. Marshal, Do. District-No- lCharles Mizell, N. B. Mariner OF ORANGE COUNTY. perate struggle ; and no man of character will deny, the outrageous intrusions of Fanatacism " The our confederation that not the less, but the more The U. S. Attorney, Do. William Mizell, Jrlj Silas Ange, John Gingames August. that Wm. H. Haywood, was the agent through Abolitionists generally are Whigs" " Provoke on that account, does he deserve our regard, for Election on the lOtli of A large majority of the Postmasters are " whigs" Jr: Washington Floyd, Gabriel Ange, Wilson Cor-pre- whom our ba- the Abolitionists to abandon the WThigs fsays he) his friendship to the South.. too; and there is no doubt, that in many instan- Constitution was amended, and our and Joshua Long. Resolved, That we have seen, as yet, in the CANDIDATES JFOlt CONGRESS: sis of representation changed. But he was a at elections, and the Whig Party is prostrate in ces, the station of Postmaster has been sought, District No. 2. Noah Reddick, Harman Eason, measures of the Administration, nothing of a Ihe Independent Treasury and op- Democratic Republican. was a friend of the Ohio ! We wish our friends (the " Whig") would In favor of not for the profit of it, but for the purpose of using He Otis Andrews, John R. Lanier, Sepfernius B. Wil- nature to diminish the confidence of the republi- to Henry Clay his Fifty Million Administration, and for cause alone, every think of these things, and take care they are not posed and it as an instrument to control tbe politics of the that liams, Wm. rjuggan, Sr., M. M. Gardner, and Da- can party in the ability, integrity or patriotism of " How plain ! How conclusive ! Bank. whig" every Western "whig" of a North Caro- used up." - Martin Van Buren; and that we will continue neighborhood, by distributing " whig" papers. vid Robason. SAMUEL T. SAWYER 1st District, com- lina Legislature, voted to proscribe him out of the These are not our words, but the words of a to him that confidence which his devotion to re- We have been informed of several instances where District No. 3. William Daniel, Jesse Hardi-son- , of ihe counties of Pasquotank, Currituck, the very session was " Whig !" This is not our charge, but a " Whig" publican principles, and more particularly to posed neighborhoods, before democratic, were afterwards Speaker's Chair, at first that Robert Lanier, Redding Perry, Joseph Lilly, Perquimons, Chowan, Gates and Hert- held under the amended Constitution! His confession. This fprominent organ of whigg southern interests, is so well calculated la inspire; Camden, changed into enemies of the democratic republi talents, Daniel Lilly, Simon Griffin, John W. Reddick, Al- his his and skill, secured to the has distinctly admitted, that without the aid of Ab nothing doubting, he will continue to administer ford. can party, by means of the Post Office being in zeal, writings, bis fred S. Cherry, John Perry, John Peal, and Thom- in its primitive republican sim- A. BYNUM 2nd District, compos- Western Counties "equal olitionists the " Whig?' party will be defeated the government JESSE the hands of a Federalist ! representation in the as Tice. plicity. ed of the counties of Northampton, Bertie, Mar- House of Commons. For their cause he had once " used up." - under- How i3 it as to State Officers in North Carolina ? District No. 4. Thomas H.Phillips, Asa Biggs, Resolved, That the above are (as we tin and Halifax. resigned his seat in the Assembly of 1832. For We invoke-n- o prejudices to our aid ; we stir up feature s the adminis- Our Governor i3 a " whig." John Watts, Briggs Langley, Standley Duggan, stand them) the cardinal of DR. THOMAS H. HALL 3rd District, com- their rights he had hazarded a canvass against fear- no passions to deceive the judgment; but address tration, and generally of the republican party, Our Sec'y of State do. Henry Biggs, Allen Ausban, Levi Pippin, William posed of Edgecomb, Washington, Hyde, Pitt, Ty-re- ll ful odds in 1834. In their cause he triumphed. ing our remarks to the sober intelligence of a South- while on the other hand, we behold in Mr. Cl.iy Our Treasurer do. Bigg3, and Daniel" Ward. and Beaufort. Their rights he procured for them, even at the ha- ern People, we solemnly ask, if it is not time for ('hat man who has been three times rejected by Our Comptroller do. District No. 5. James Harrison, Standley Peal, CHARLES SHEPARD 4th District, com- zard of his own political prostration, and the first Southern "Whigs" to pause ! If they will obsti- the people,) and in the sentiments of his federal Our Counsellors all "whigs." James Caraway, David Gurganus, Davis B. Harri- Con- nately and blindly follow the lead of any party who supporters, doctrines directly their counterpart. posed of Greene, Wayne, Lenoir, Craven, Junes, use of the power obtained under the amended son, Eli Rogerson, Amos Perry, William Robason, Carteret. Every officer in the Executive Department a rely upon Abolitionists for success, and confess that He and they, if they support him on principle, Johnston and stitution was abused by every " whig" in the Com- Noah Gurganus, H. L. Whitley, and Gavin Lanier. advocates of constitutionality of a "whig" and still they cry more! The checks without Abolitionists they cannot triumph over are the the JAMES J. M'KAY 5th District, composed of mons, toproscrt&e the champion of If7estem rights. District No. 6. Lawrence Cherry, James Bu- ! ! protective tariff of a system of internal improve- all destroyed Every one the same There is ! Mr. ? And to any and every man, no Bladen, Brunswick, Columbu, Duplin, Onslow, Not iu the East only, but in the West also How Van Buren llock, A. Burroughs, A. H. Cofield, Jesse Moore, ment by the general government, and of his fifty and New Hanover. nothing more to give, and no more for them to his prejudices are, we confidently ap Sampson dare any ot these to prate about proscription ? matter what Benjamin Leggett, John Woollard, Alfred Moore, million bank scheme, and by consequence of seize upon here. in-thi- MICAJAH T. HAWKINS 6th District, com- To support and uphold him, at his as peal, that there is undeniable proof of Coa M. such a construction of the Constitution as will , Jesse Ewell, A. Andrews, and Joshua Rawls. posed of Warren,-Granville- Franklin and Nash. Pass on to the Judiciary, and we find only one Speaker, 183G, And this confession is further supported make it any thins: or nothing. Instance Mr. in every Democratic Republican lition! District No. 7. A. S. Mooring, Kenneth Page, WILLIAM A. MORRIS 7th District, com- Democratic Republican on the Supreme Court for " by the habits of Whigs and Abolitionists in the Clay's speech in 181 1, in which he denounced voted him, and every whig" opposed his re- Simon T. Rogers, Stapletpn Perreil, Drewry Teal, posed Richmond, Robeson. Moore, Cum- Bench. Only two Democratic Republicans on the " Northern Elections ; where they vote together, and the Banks, as being bulb unconstitutional and election, How dare these whigs" accuse a Dem- William Perreil, John S. Ausban, Dennis Rawls, Superior Court Bench. Being three out cf ten Administration! dangerous to the liberties of the people, while berland and Montgomery. ocrat of proscription ? together abuse Mr. Van Buren's John L. Page, and Lanier Daniel. similar institution is constitutional and ; District, Judges. But we have done with this matter our nova WILLIAM MONTGOMERY 8tu It is not difficult to produce further proof of Fed- not yet District No. 8. John Cloman, Arthur S.Cotten, free from any objection. composed of Person Orange. Out of Solicitors the Democratic Republi- pledge shall be fully redeemed, readers of Wake, and sir eral Whig intolerance. Let this suffice for the and,the John Long, Joseph Waldo, Joshua Taylor, Samuel Resolved, That we approve the nomination of JOHN HILL 9th District, composed of Stokes, cans have but one ! the Standard shall be our judges. present. We have no hope that the propensity of T. Johnson, Geo. W. Purvis, Jesse Cooper, Reu- W. A. MORRIS that we know the man. and Rockingham, GuUford and Caswell. But all this does not satisfy the cormorant ap- have confidence in his ability, integrity, und the Federal Whiggery to impudent deception will be VIRGINIA ELECTION. ben S. Manning, and Reuben W. R. Philpot. CHARLES FISHER 10th District, compos- petite of Federal Whiggery. in- soundness of bis principles, and will do nil we corrected ; but such recollections, before any The Democratic party have reason to rejoice at District No. 9. Edward G. Hammond, George ed of Chatham, Rowan, Randolph, Davidson and Pass on to the Lsgislulure. In the Senate all can. in an honorable way, to secure his election. telligent tribunal, will stamp their professions with the result of the election in Virginia. If there is Cobb, Thomas Howell, John H. Dawson, Hardy Davie. are " whigs," eicept one Doorkeeper and one Resolved, ; That we beliere in the right of hypocrisy, and save the honest voters, Who have : not a full majority in the Legislature, on our side, W. B. Pricej Hardy H. Brown, Lunsford Brown, W.: I com- Clerk-.- - In the Commons, all are " whigs-- " except instrucMoiyTnd hold it essentially inherent in the HENRY CONNOR lih District, been deceived by them, from any further delusion. .Very John BrySn, Asa Itha the "Doorkeepers. And even of the Engrossing the gain has been great in that branch of the Jones, Ashley E Jones, free citizen j and that we approve the course of posed of Lincoln, Cabarrus and Mecklenburg. Proscription, indeed ! AT Federal Whig should f ' - government, and als6 a "gain of one member of Con- Medfbrd.; our distinguished Senators, the Hon. R. Sirance RODERICK MURCHISON 13th District, Clerksj- who are chosen by the two Houses jointly, blush to utter the word; and in Western North gress. These afford certain indications of the re- and the Hon, B. Brown on the " Rayner Re- composed of counties of Surry, merely to copy and enrol the Bills that are passed. the Ashe, Iredell, Carolina we wonder it should be so much as turn of Virginia to that noble stand in the Demo- NORTHAMPTON COUNTY. solution s,"und that by calling on the legislature . and Wilkes. only one is a Democrat, and he was permitted to breathed in whispers by a " Whig" man or Dr. Alfred Eldridge, Joseph M. S. Rogers, Henry of North Carolina: in a decent and respectful a cratic ranks which she held in times past, and never escape the knife because he was nearly related to " Deberry, Charles Magett, Wm. S. Brown, Thom- manner, to "take the responsibility," and they JE3" GeciiGE W. Haywood, Esq'r, of thi3 city, Whig" member of 1836. The former must feel would have receded from, but for traitors to the peo- a leading " whig" Editor of this city. The best as H. Jordan Ba- refusing' it, our Senators did much to rescue is the Fedeial Whig candidate for Congress in this shame for his party, and the latter should feel it ple's cause, who joined tbe Democratic party for Mebane, Beale, Jas. T. Halpy, Clerk they had was proscribed, for no fault but llard this inalienable right from the opprobrium and District, in opposition to Dr. Wm. Montgomery. for himself. No doubt some of them were insti- no other purpose than to gratify a selfish ambition. Moore, James Vincent, James Jordan, George that he was a Democrat. R. Dr. Johnson, Nicholas reproach which was sought to be cast on it. gated by the fear of Leaders, and others might The following is a summary from the Globe : Reese, E. N. Peterson, tCB' Pleasant Henderson, Esq'r, is the Federal So much for the office-holde- rs ! M. Long, W. Resolved, That the recent, difficulties through have acted from tbe excitement of party. Still the I)oio- - Federal- - Consnrva-- Impraetica-crals- . Robert Ellis, Edmund Jones, M. have Whig candidate, in the 10th District, in opposition Let us look at the difference between Democra- ists. tivet. ble whigs. Ro- which we pissed, emanating, as we believe. charge of Proscription is fixed upon the Federal Smallwood, . Wm. Buffalow, Amos Stephens, " H. Delegates, 66 55 2 11 from our trading, the suspension of specie pay- to Charles Fisher, Esq'r. tic Republicans and whig" Federalists, in their Whig party of North Carolina. of bert Dukes, William Jackson, William Skiles, Hen- ment by the banks, are of a character sufficient respective claims to Tolerance, or their several li Senate, 18 11 3 ry Joy Joyner, James Moore. Dr 2Cf George W. Polk, of this ciy, has been ap- tier, Thomas W. to strengthen the attachment of the republican ability to the charsre of Proscription. Which of Mr. Van Buren Henry Clay Review pointed Aid to His Excellency Governor Dudley, of " R. C. Pritchard, John H. Grime3. John H. Mtban" party for an "independent treasury," and furnish the two parties has been more generous to the of- 84 66 5 11 with tbe rank of Colonel. Facts. Thomas Powell, Lyttleton Richards, Mr. Crocker,, ample reason for a separation of the government ficers of the other ? Who go for the spoils ? Let Democratic majority on joint ballot 2. from banking-- institutions. It were better for our country and more gratify- Wm. Jordan, Dempsey Taylor, Dempsey Garriss, r"We learn that a report is in circulation that facts answer to a candid people. be- The Congressional delegation stand 13 Admin- Resolved, That the loos, undefined, &, latiiuui-nou- s ing to the patriot, if the evils of the Coalition Capt. Sykes, John Summerell, J. Anderton, Win we have published several In 1834, Gov. " re-ele- ct istration 8 construction of the Federal Constitution, of thousand copies of an Swain (a whig") was' tween 'Whiggery and Abolition did not spread its to Federal Whigs and Conservatives. Rawls, Wade. Garriss, and John Bryant. last 12 to 9 Fede- those who seek to weaken the confidence of the article which. appears in the newspapers concern- ed by a Democratic Republican Assembly, upon influence even to the South. So far, the mischiefs In the Congiess there were Ad., - people in the present administration, arc akin to ing a Mr. Stanly, in order to injure the election the ground, openly and distinctly taken, that as he of this League are limited ; but facts and circum- ralists and Conservatives. COMMUNICATIONS. those notions which gave rise to the alien and of bis brother in the 3d District, and have circu- had not up to that time, perverted his office to ad- stances indicate that our security may be not free From a mild and respectable Journal, the sedition act, and must lead to the worst form of a lated them there. This is merely a federal whig vance the designs of a parly, the Republicans of interruption at home. Let the people of all par- Fourth or July. Fayette ville" Observer has degenerated into one Pursuant to a notice from the Intendant of Police, consolidated government, and that although there Report, alias a Falsehood. We hare refrained ought not to proscribe him, by turning him Out of a ties show a determined spirit on this vital point. may be some measures, which a of us do of the most blackguard papers in the Union the a public meeting of the citizens was held, on Satur- part from the exercise of the duly of publishing the ar- State office, contrary to the common practice of Let there be no temporising ; no sacrifice of public not approve, of the present administration, yet editor having .resigned himself to the practice of day last, the 8th inst., in the Court-Hous- e, for the ticle, solely out of regard to the feelings of amia- North Carolina. The return he ha3 made to his right to party zeal, and no concession of Southern taking it as a whole, we do for as farmers, it is personal abuse and insult on every occasion, till no purpose of entering into arrangements for the cel- ble and unoffending connexions. Perhaps some friends for this liberal forbearance, is well known Rights by Southern Presses, to the demands of our interest to do so. A republican planters, man of sense can think him longer worthy of re. ebration of the approaching Anniversary of Amer- people think, we would all.- - Legislature we say, jio tariffof protection no more taxes circulate abroad what we to This was the that instructed selfish ambition or personal hatred, and the South would publish Mangom. sentment. It is the lashings he gets from the Caro- ican Independence. than are necessary no restriction on trade. not here, dreading the frowns of the Mr. The same that elected the Hon. may come out of this contest strengthened, not van- we suppose, that has made the little fellow Thos. Cobbs, Esq.. called to Let every man sell his produce, when be can sell " whig" citizens of Raleigh shocking ! Bedford Brown to the Senate so that its politi quished. linian, Int. of Police, was frantic. We beg of the editor of that paper to be the Chair, and Thos. L. West appointed Secretary. highest- - and buy, when he can buy cheapest. cal character will not be questioned yet they re Asa Sentinel of the People, we dare to chal 3 The words " To be continued" are accident merciful if not for the sake of the Observer, at On rhotion of S. W. Whiting, Esq., Resolved, That we approve the district meet- fused to proscribe Gov. Swain. They did more ; lenge the party or the press which manifest ally omitted at the bottom of the article on our first shall ap- ing proposed to be held in Rockingham on the they did not turn out their Speaker (a " whig") in least for the sake of his respectable friends ; for un- Resolved, That the Chair be requested to page, entitled "The Second War Revolution." any symptom of treachery and we shall endeavor point a committee of five, on the part of the citizens, 13th of June, and that we will send delegates of the Commons, nor it. did they less he better "digests the venom of his spleen" attempt Neither to stir up sleepless vigilance against the inroads co-oper- the thereto, The most interesting part of that essay is yet to of he will certainly go stark mad before another to with a eommittee on the part of come. proscribe their Clerks (" whigs"). They re-elec-ted a foe especially of one who comes in the guise ot Raleigh Guards, to make arrangements for the ce- On motion, ihe Chairmm appointed the fo- " " month. Amer- a whig" Secretary of State, a whig" Trea- a friend. This is not a time for cowardice or in- lebration of the approaching Anniversary of llowing gentlemen as Delegates, viz: William H3" We have received a manuscript copy of the ican Independence; and to report their arrangements surer, and even gave the Comptrollers office to a ertness amongst Southern advocates. The true AND McLeod, Alexander W. McLauehlin, Silas proceedings "of a Democratic Republican meeting EXTRAVAGANCE REFORM. as early as possible, in one or more papers of the city. ' whig" . friends Jones, Francis T.. Leak, W. F. Leak, B. C. Cov- of Southern Rights should not be diverted The Federal Whigs make a great outcry about . Resolved, further, Th- -t the Society of Mechan- h Moore county, which is unavoidably postponed In 1835, the office Speaker ington, William B, Cole, William Powtl, W. of being vacant in from their purposes, by threats and denunciations extravagance. They say the Government is too ics of this city, be requested to appoint a committee till next week. Also, the proceedings in Anson, (he the Democratic voted celebration. Smith, Jr. D. B Nicholson, Robert Powel, P. M. Commons, Republicans no, not even if the pious editor of the Observer expensive, and they talk no little about reform. and unite 'with the citizens in the Powel, Sandy Champ which appea'r in the last North Carolinian. Tor Mr. Haywood ' following gen- Nicholson, Terry, John and the Federalists Voted for should again hint at the propriety of the application This, we understand, is a very favorite song of The Chairman then appointed the CovingVonyDrv J. "McLeod and Euclid Mr. Haywood , w Everef. 53 The account of the atrocious conduct .of Graham. Mr. was elected. The of lynch-la- in putting ifem tosilence ! Mr. Lewis Williams Mr. Aogosti.v Sheppard tlemen to'compose the; Committee of Arrangement?, Oo : m6don,'the IChairinan was added to the the tV'hrgs Democratic Republicans had a clear majority in on the, part of the citizens : S. W. Whiting, Esq., Delegates. Federal in Washington, N. C. in regard Most sincerely do we wish there was no occa- Mr. En. Deberry Mr. James Graham, and Mr. to the Republican and is. the contest, yet they did not proscribe the Clerks, for Capt. Tiioma G. Col. Stephen Birdball, On motion, the Chairman appointed Col. Washington its editor, sion alarm. We would cheerfully surrender all Edwartj Stanlyt' whig" members of Congress ; Scott, unavoidably deferred till - or any one else. They made no attempt: to oust CapU A. J.i and Col. G. W. Polk. Alexander' Shaw, Charles Patterson, Stephen next week. If whiggery the advantages which the, , recklessness of our po- all " whig" candidates for Prodigious- Lawrence, to' themTt-the- v re-elec- ted the old State officers all Raleigh Guards, Terry, Dr. Pi W S anel, John D. Hollen, intends resort to violence and bloodshed, it is litical opponents permits it to give us over them, ly excellent reformers these ! By their own con- At a subsequent meeting of the John Sen M. time for the people to make arrangements to pro "whigs." to have it otherwise to see the the following persons were appointed a Comroitie McAllister' . P. Powel. Albert j Abolitionists cured fessions, the expenses are too great, and yet they ' -- u : . ; - 17 ? fur..v ..... Cm it. Moody, William B. Cole, and F. L Leak, a tect their champions from the malignant outrages of But when 1836 came, the " whigs" the greedy of their madness. have not reformed the evil. They are promising uu wieir (Jan, viz; Lapiaiu iluji i' Committee of (Jaiej, Vigilance. a lawless faction. " whigs" proscribed Mr. Mosely, the old Speaker Had the whigs" scorned their alliance as Mr. us again ; but the people should Lieuts. John. G. Marshall and Weston R. On motion. Resolved, the proceedings recollect that they That of the Senate, and attempted to proscribe Mr. Van Bdben did. Had they rejected their aid as promised before, and. have had P. H. Bcsbee, and Henry W. Miller, Esq'rs. ef this meeting he published in the "N. Caroli- THE UNIVERSITY. the opportunity, but Haywood also, the Speaker of the Commons, and the Administration have done. . Had the " whigs" have nothing. nian." in the "N. C. Standard." and in all In announcing, in our last paper, that Mr. Mc done They have words to catch FOlt THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD. the the whole " whig" party united in this but in 1838 republican newspapers of North Carolina. Q-oee- had been appointed to deliver the Address attempt. acted as they professed to think in the people with, but no success in their deeds to Enfield, May 25, 1339. So they failed in it because of their weakness. 1836, the your On motion, the meeting adjourned. before the. Alumni and Senior Class of the Univer Abolitionists would have sunk into insig- serve them in Congress. They were in Congress Mr. Loring : It may not be amiss to trouble , They showed their teeth, but could not bite." But nificance long ago. do Court .r ... WILLIAM P, SMITH Ch'n. sity, at the approaching commencement , on the Let them ail this now, and Congress alone can appropriate the public money paper with this short communication, as our John T. HoIles, Sec'y. the Democratic Republicans, notwithstanding they the triumph of the Constitution and the South is yet they abuse The President for had delivered 26th inst. we omitted to state that he was appoint " the extrava- has just terminated, and we have were thus fretted by whig" intolerance, did not certain. . ed by the Philanthropic Society. We hope the gance of their own body. Precious Reformers ! us all the news of a political nature from our km' & GASTON proscribe the ' whig" Clerks of the House. They we have that RALEIGH RAIL ROAD. Commencement will be fully attended. It will But seen, that while 'the Abolitionists Such a course is humiliating to the State. Will dred county Bertie. Therefore, be it resolved, Annual Meeting of the did not proscribe the " whig" Secretary, or the were weak The Third Stockhold stimulate the students to diligence in their studies, and comparatively harmless, our South- an intelligent people be satisfied with public ser- you receive the news as it was given to me. ers of the Raleigh & Gaston Rail Road Compa "whig" Comptroller, or the other "whig" officers. ern "Whigs" sounded the alarm, ca- in tal and propriety in their demeanor, to find themselves day after day, vants who rail against expenses increased by the Strange to say, the heretofore non-commit- was held at the Office, in this City, on Mon During this session, although the Democratic order nv and this interesting occasion the objects the so to operate upon the elections in 1836, by false vote of Congress, and send them back there to do ndidate has come " flat for Clay, in o- last . Report, of of out footed" Hw and Tuesda ihe the Republicans had a majority, and by that majority charges against Mr. Van -" that the work licitude and regard of an enlightened community. Bdren. But so soon as or to permit tbe same extravagance ; and again re- pposition to our present incumbent Van Buren.- Chief Engineer show is being elected Judge Strange to the U. S. Senate they the nfeied. Excavation and Abolitionists became stronger, and the danger turn to rail more and clamor louder, in order to get Could you believe, for moment, that the big ' Avcam The Em &3r" A council Plenipotentiaries : a of from all the did not proscribe at all. On the" contrary, a large to ns had become the " cou.d. is finished to within seven miles of Republics real, Whigs" at the North back again 1 If so, our expenses will never be re- minded and independent " Whig" Candidate bankment Spanish America, is still contemplat- - for w s . majority of the officers elected our State Go- leagued with Abolitionists to ileiVh', and the balance, comprising but a very eu oy prostrate the Presi- duced ; for this kind of men know, that so soon as under any circumstances, be induced or coerced R iae statesmen of that country, to be " whigs-- . of work, will : be done within a called vernment were " .Some of the very men dent and put him down, because of his Southern Reform is effected who k; nminnt ioe general Congress. their Hobby will be gone, and declare in favor of Clay, the gentleman the" narta completed most of the American This plan was they chose are now busy in this cry of republican feelings and the " and i... nn conceived j" whig" party and the " whig" they may have to stay at home. Let the people been for the Tariff, Internal Improvement, and the Iron for the whole and recommended by Bouvab, who de- proscription. presses bas'been bid, of North Carolina are becoming" delicate do-nothi- distrib- timber sired that the Governments turn out all unprofitable, fault finding, 60 million Bank, and also voted in favor of between Henderoq andthis place, has of that section should - Mark the contrast. The Federalists, in 1838, and and gently beg their Stance, unitej and timid, readers to recollect members of Congress, and we may then hope to uting the pamphlets, when Van .. . portion of the Road direct their efforts to the iaflammatory Unon thai establishment obtained an accidental majority, and during the that they " re- rh.A - oi m system deprecate discussion !" That it is see Reform practised. But what advantage can for suppressing tbern ' already in ase. the receipt, from the rJPorj-...- ofexternal politics, founded on justice, whole of their session they did not vote a &ingle rengave the casting vote have to promote ally more than "human nature can bear." the public derive from Members of Congress, "whigs" are made of,yo a i.n(rers their mutual interests, and to serve as Democratic Republican into office, excepting D. who What kind of stuff these the ;friends of the "Don't provoke the Abolitionists," say the "whig" oppose every thing1 and propose nothing ? had thought that crerfed the expectation, of . TC"aoie to the general calamities of Wl for and Verily know already too well. I of goods T w Courts Treasurer, two Clerks and two Presses at the North. " Treat them with respect," they are like the steadfast, to inAi ub. has been the prcts iuc v Jminent. Doorkeepers. dog in the manger they will nei- " whig'? candidate was too firm and An effort was made, out of doors, says Mr. Clay and the same )" whig" fa party at the ther do good "themselves, nor let others do it. operated on at this late period, tp declare ia