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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-09
POSTSCRIPT.

~ Letters have been received in town which
state that Judge Strange was elected on the 30
INST Senator of the United States from this State,
10 nj the vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Judge Mangum. The votes stood, we understand,
as follows:
For Judge Strange, IS
Judge Settle. n
w. j. Moseley,
;, one vacancy Wing, and one WI g voting for
Mr.. Moseley. SO we 90
~ The Hon. G. W. B. Towns lately elected
member 10 Congress from Georgia. has resippeJ
his seat, and the Governor has ordered an election
10 be held on the I'd Of January next n fu the
vacancy. Mr. Towns resigns because he White
ticket Tor President has succeeded thereby consi.
defng himself instructed, in the event Of the cleo
ton going 10 the House Of Representative. 10 vote
for Judge White, and even Gen. Harrison, in pre,
ference to Mr.. Van Burcn. lie says "fhis is a dy.
" he neither can nor riA perform" public din.
ner was given 10 him on the 18th ult., by num-
bre Of the citizens of Talbot county. How the 0.
Their members will act time will show.
ALaJama.-1'he Montgomery Advertiser ".
Buren, gives returns i.om 81 counties, in which
II makes Van Buren's majority 1852 votes, ard
nlneteenl counties yet 10 be heard from,
which will 10 doubt increase the Van Buren, ma.
Jorty to upwards Of COCO votes"
1--we learn from gentleman who came from
the South yesterday morning, that meeting vas
held IN Columbia, On the evening Of the 9Th inst,
by the members OF the South Carolina Legislature.
Tor the purpose Of agreeing upon Electors to vote
for President and Vice President. Electors favor
able to the three candidates, Van Buren,, White,
and Harrison, were nominated 10 the meeting, and
each rejected. The meeting finally agreed to vote
for John Tyler as Vice President
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The Elections.

North CaroiIna.-W nave al last re.
celyed full returns Of the vote for President and
Vice President IN this Sate-and the ana ioriiy for
Van Buren, Is $500. We have concluded not to
publish our table until We receive the official re.
turns OF the vote for Governor, which will be In
week Of two, and thea give both together.
Louisiana Returns, said 10 be brought BY the
Hon Mr.. Garland, member of Congress from Lou
lsana, have been received from all tie Parishes in
the state, (all official but one,l which give the
white ticket majority of 80.
Tsnnessee.-The Washington Republican, prin.
ted at Jonesboro enn, states that Judge " hite 5
msj"rIty IN Tennessee is 10000.
iisbama-The Mobile Advertiser says The
returns from our election in very slowly, ow.
my TO the miserable arrangement OF the mails and
the low state OF the rivers which prevents the
steamboats, from running with the despatch Re.
turns from IL counties Zone return not complete
give the White Ticket majority of 2ii2.
Miss,ssiPpi.-The returns from Mississippi are
decidedly favorable. Tweniy.one counties heard
from which give White li7j majority.
Georgia.-leturns from &c counties leaving 4
to be heard irou') give White 81 1886 Van Buren,
~ ,J2-majoriiy Tor White 3,0H
ih,ao's-Ths Cincinnati Wing of Nov. 9th,
save +" the Alton Telegraph OF the 9Th INST, SAYS
that the Harrison or Union ticket has "undosJt.
'dly succeeded IN Illinois. THIS cheering news
- cofrob1ra.ed by gentlemen Of this ely lusl
arrived itom visit 70 the State. lie says the
State was given up By the Van Burentcs"
The following is correct state Of the matter
II nov stands
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oJrGoreraor's Message.-We insert in

fJrGnrernor's WesSdge.-W insert IN
IN. PAPER thi, document and lof II the reader
/. ,r,.,,eJ 10 the fret page We have no pai.ic.
-, o,,sel,on 10 IT, but Nc consider Il vets or.
t,.,, 5,oductisn lor a man If - much ability as
~, Sal. h, had been crdeltd W " to he N these
o... +, some Of his supporters Il 3. before our
,s,s :, and they can Judge fnr th,mscl'e. Of It's
..hir. The Rlieigh Re. Is,ef IA. 'e"rarAlng on
IN, deumcn, say.,
= Tn, document was presented 70 a, I@gsla.
: ~ "Wednesday las', aud the ealing Of II y az
+.-.d Ia uith great fcsl~r, and attention. L.
,.,,ts Ienr,h Is well worthy 81 betrg imlis'sd
sbs, func,isaa,,ss, and IL. temperate lAnguagr,
IN. .,nel, exception. 1. commemorate We al.
., q isi, paftson d Il devoted 20 tic Sarpu.
+. s,oue md the Modification o. The Iafti and,
st ,g dur re.sse, to- his Eteellracy. ne oonsi.
at h.. noi0n. IN rsra'd 10 Tie immediate fsdur.
llo 81 ana as shoiiy n0isnsh.s. = mt diaotean.
iray. II tis,gto to- comPtomiss saucii1ned By
.a.sr,,,. ,a4 soc, faiihvd By thu feo,lc, wou!d,
N oai opinion l. TO- inois 10 rush mat,y IN,
xl.sys angels should tat 10 tread p"
ewe lee, pr,,i, eoo6lehi shNi nt la't'r of the
l. s., aiafc IT y nth C4folitlA sill no. saneupn his
! serlitnc,', recommendation 18th regard 70 Tie
Investment i oaf ts,,liua 81 the Surplus The
p-stei, hat It may hereafter D. csiicd for. With.
OF ioundat,an. So man IN his senses can behcsr
lb4t y cs.r sril ~ csited ~. II ours. aud &C
h.,r ftgh, u Appropriate a. p.r&st. csa,,t-
tHt., srh The pfm. u the Act under ah,eb ~
f,stly, ~ W. snsfess. bse the opinions Of
oar G1,c'aa' eject 90 thts 'ableei much tflrf
tlan at DO lbeas u oaf p,,srui t'ptctnur l.
rrra, fti.,t made By hun. A. frssdsu, o. inc
" ..u,pg'oa AID RAisigh Rail Road tou.paaY. "a
snial', risvs HI. sisws slih 'cg q 70 Tie
Itos' d,g... isea * he Surplus. a. soiloss
In ,samsi a. a rsa,irr n certainty. tha; tho
SH'g.5' R,renar 10 ~hirh sur : 4ie ill h cnii.
,ta fpn ihe General 1n,cfaa4eht undef 80 act
tgagfess, asa ss t,c, Iy,d and. tn go sfoaabit.
=, iPy,ogrsi.d O. lltta4l fufoYe'ntots ard
itaraloa. Ahteush nsf s.-eals'inus az ailnai
&, 70 o.. csp~s. o, -, gaaatt bring ~ mind
g aslsyt, stf mueh reflect soa. that arS apptp
uooa 3, q ca4l 10 - ~os,h, 81 thr STATE a.
q improve ntnt a the intellectual and PC sHsty
1s.lsaa o. b. earn. az hat tny better plan
B. erStssd fof ths tfsu,otiga ~ thee eesifab.s
q. than ths iave simrut Of TIC grlartsal ~
Roads AID ttnait, and rsiug ,ne lHtsfyst
brdyrds sf..t Z lhsstifasu. q 10 establish.
'aea' = ffot S-5aals, IN st- ttfasr % ths saefra
te'ian' q .ae Cotsiilu,ivn Too long shameful.
asgiscisd"
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NOTICE.

VIE subscriber respectfully requests all
u those who have not settled their &C.
counts due TO the late firm of Dunlap 81
Johnston, aud 10 the late firm of Dunlap,
Johnston d Co., formerly managed by
Andrew Montgomery to call and settle
them on or before the next February
Court. Also, all persons Indebted me by
note or book account will please call and
settle as AIN IN want of money.
JNO. j. DUNLAP.
Dee s. 1886 OFF
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dawn Of day, on board the steamboat Flora,
Capt. X. ID. Chapman. While on her way
from Louisville TO this city and near Rising
Sun. (lndiana,) about 80 miles below Gin.
clnnati, the pipes which connect the two
boilers together, commonly called the " con.
Meeting pipes" suddenly broke or separa.
ted, causing the death Of one man, and the
scalding and mutllailon Of thirteen others,
all CABIN passengers but one.
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From The n. Y. Erening Star.

Ship BristOl.-ThIs ship, wrecked at
Rockaway Beach, was boarded by the
wreck. masters yesterday about twelve o..
clock, who took off some eight or ten f..
males, aud landed them, but could not ae.
back TO the ship until twelve o'clock last
night, when they took of the remaining
t"enty-iour, but We are sorry TO say that a.
bout eighty persons, mostly Storage passen.
gers, have lost the,r lives since she struck.
The officers aud cre' ,iag = saie-rhe ship
total wreck. 1t lsa justice, 'lancholy &C.
ctdent. ush, r. po.
..d -,
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GEN HARRISON AT HOME,
MR.. VAN AURE.N AT HOWE.

MR.. VAN AuREN AT HOME
General Harrison resides al Cincinnati.
His majority there, at the las, election, was
900 woes.
Mr. Van Buren, resides at Albany. His
majority there is abou, eco. The popula.
ton and number OF votes Vi the two places
is about the same.
And we NAV add" Gen. jackson at
Home Ii aus, be a source of not lltle
modification 10 the Hero" that his own
neighbours have "cut hun, notwithstanding
all his ANXIOUS sollcltude and unwearied ser.
wees in the cause OF Mr.. Van Buren,. BE
IT remembered that Jackson's pet was beat.
en- al votes IN the "ilermituge county.
Will the Globe and Enquirer have the can.
dor to let their readers know tins fac, Is
It any evidence Of Gen. Jackson's unworlhl.
ness, that his intimate friends and boon and
bottle companions have dlsregarded his mo.
nItIons! We suspect he will now abandon
the idea Of turning John Bell out of Con.
gress althe next election. His bird won't
fight. "-Richmoad Wig.
Expedition to Liberid.-The Parent
Colonization Society are about despatchlng
another shipto Liberia, with stores and EN-.
grants. A ship has been chartered, aud
will sarl for Wilmington (N. c. in few
days. The emlgrants TO embark number
about I0--at the head of whom is 4 respect.
able colored man by the name OF Lewis
Sheridan. He is man OF wealth, and ma.
ny OF the emlgrants have considerable prop.
etty. Thus does the work 90 on.-N. y.
Advertiser.
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CDarlnttF:
FRIDAY, December o, 1896.

rrrL egislafire.-We lay before our rea.
a,r. la reports OF the proceedings OF the General
!, ..embly. A. the two Houses have not got far
/, 10 work there is very htile business OF interest
The Register say', ., :,
.No move has been made in either House, on
the .nbec, Of the Senatorial Election. II IS per.
ssIy understood. mat, iont ballot, parties are
Ill, balanced. there being Wing majority OF
az Il the Senate. aud Van Buren, majority Of
90, !, the Commons. Mr. Muse. Of Pasqnoiauk,
yt,,1 and Mr. Jarman, Of Dapliu, w. ~ hase
tasen thyir seals. IL j. common report,
,e presume Therefore, there Is 40 impropfie-
:, n ,nent,,nins i. that the Van B1ren part, have
.,r,,d down On Judge Strange, as IheE Candidate
tr TIC Senale.
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MARRIED

On The oath OF Nov. in Rowan county, by the
Rev. Mr.. Andrew Y. Lockridge. HENDERSON
FORSYTH, Esq. OF lredell CO. to Mss MARY
/. FOSTER, only daughter OF Mr.. David Foster,
OF Rowan County.
IL concord on the 23d inst. by J. l.. Beard, Esq,
Mr. JOSEPH kLU1'rS, 10 Mrs MARY PLUM.
hEI, widow of The late Capt Joseph PIunket.
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NOTICE.

THE Trustees of Davidson College will
II meet at the College, on Wednesday
the 2lst of December, at which time and
place the Presbytery Of Concord will meet.
Business ofimportance.
Dec. 6, 1886.
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alleged rioiaiion q the American Flag.
The following extract is from a London
PAPER per Westminster:
CoSsrANTINoPLE, SrPT. 81.
A circumstance has occurred at SMYRNA
which MAY disturb little the renewed har
nony between France and America. On
the l4ih the American brig Baulau, loaded
with Turkish produce Tor Boston, set sail
and got beyond the Castle, when she was
iorclbly boarded b. French man.of.war's
boat. An ud.cer and several men, armed,
SAID they were ~ search OF two drser:ers,
sho they suspected 10 be- on board, aud not.
"ilhstaudlng that Captain lngIce assured
Them on his word Of honor that there we're
40 such uien 10 his ship, the French com.
meuced a street search, and not succeeding
~ finding the deserers, the officers ordered
the American captain 10 return 10 Smy rna.
Ga Tins the American hauled down his flag,
abandoned the vessel, and the French bro'i
her 10 anchor between the Castle and the
town. Captain lnglee then Went on shore
and made his protest. Thus the affair re.
NAMED VIXEN the last accounts left Ssnyrna,
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NOTICE.

A Ill those having bought Shoes, Boots,
I - &c, Of George are respectfully so.
hc'ted to call on the subscriber and pay for
the same without further notice, or they
will have cost to pay.
II, + BOYD.
Dee G. 1896. 2j.2w
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STATES NOT YET HEARD FROM.

John D. .Hu.", Esq, Wing the mem
hc' .,si ifom t.e ooan,. OF pAsquotAns, ha, re.
s.gned be seat ~ tee lioust Of Comuaous, m con
seIchce OF al health, snd wtr bas bcrn lssuec
ofd .ng an eicci9a 10 y he'd OF thc Slh instant,
y NJ Tie vacancy.
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SHOCKING STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
From tie Cincinnati WAig, Nor. n.

From tie Cincinnati IEhig, Nor. n.
Most Distressing Stcdmbodt Accident
Loss Of Lts.--lt becomes our painful duty
to record mos, distressing accident which
occurred on yesterday morning, abou, the
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John w. skinner, Esq, Of Pasquotank
"hi.i hss uocn elected - me Senate from III,
ct'trei coulss-sd Of that county aud P,fout,gon,.
- tbe p.ace Q. J,sse v ism. E,q, deceased.
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t. t1Fie3 Sic'gs Scnrf1r rs refer
,--t 70 oar lersis'i,. P,oort,.lug.. our reader.
sl'' 'rsfn, snd utosl ~ them 70 tapb, IN rset T.
~ p, Hoe. Wiilte Z Msngum has ga,a his
L 4 ia 'ar eSoAie n tAs lnu.a stA'es. Although
eaanrc 'og t. election was "a. NC had h8gsd
"ogs have served got tie remainder 81 ~
= H,fssigaa'soa has bern csu-ed. NJ Doubt
ia' er'silnl dosrtt,au q The " a,gs--irt sc
|'ea'Y shS,e. hal the Wings eain.a the STATE.
= "oa.d lave Ben no doubt q ht' re eiestiou,
" Gay ~s,l So save nr from ny fslss, friend.
M ''eci'or s,ll thereore take plsee, a, ~tlt 'rr
u unstirrd tstm. a. Tor tie rev br,n Which
tonmsnc,n ou llss 4th o. March nexi.
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TIE Preadeg,s H,aifh. Two ni.h;s
- the pu-a5et, was taken With cough,
which vas succtcded by considerabla
bleeding from The .un.s. H. had suffered
or snine TIM Previous with severe pain m
his SIDE. lie ~ds relieved from both IN.
pleasant symptoms. u some degree, by the
lancet. Nigh, belarc last the helnorrhage
lunlhe lpug~ REQUIRED, and eas again stop.
prd By the same process sud other appca.
ttons. lie - noN extremely weak, frum he
effects oi the disorder and remedies, bu, is
bc,ier, and considered b, his ply slcians 20
uo immediate danger. Man, wears ago he
~a- affected "a tnt same way, aud recover.
I'd without serious ltJuN, or even hong de
ptcssn,n II his 'fealih.-G Globe Of - ira.
The tilu~,on ol blood from the Presidents
lung, has CEASED. His physician now aul
ctpates speedy src"scfy.-ib. 23i ina.
Tn Iict Presidency. The Constitution
Of the nued States provides that IA tue
by the People, the tiro highest Candidates
snail b. voted Tor by the Senate. lf Nir
gInia remains true to her integrity, ther
Electors beng pledged 10 vote for Judge
smith, OF AIahaua) then Col. johnson can.
not succeed IN the Electoral Colleges, and
the duty Of selecting the Vice President will
doyuIse upon the senatc.-Rdl, Rig.
Nur Jcrscu.-ln addition 10 the election
Of President, New Jersey chose members
Of Congress last week, by general ticket,
and the following gentlemen, all wings, are
elected -
John AyctiRc, John n Maxwell,
William Hslslcd, Joseph L Randolph.
Charles {, Stfaton, Thomas Jones York
William Chrtvood (whlg) is elected to
the preSen, Congress, 10 supply the vacancy
occasoncd b, the resignation of Philemon
Dickefsou, Wan Buren, nov governor Of
the state. There j. therefore wing gain
Of one member tn The present Congress, and
SIX IN the next Congress.
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Ut Tho Legislature Of South Carolina
za'encd 70 Columbia on the 2-th ut Pau,rk
J, N' wat ELECTED President Of the senate laroh
h"t, Ohefk A. Gardner. Rsadcr. --- col
~ Don'ssetet; u. Iiafusou, Messenger Ia
hau'N, ID l. WArdlaw as elected speaker
:, y ,'''o'er, Clerk. J. ID. Tteadueti, Reader. J
a,'o, too'serpsr - Neillss. Messenger
= h'''age Of Gov Mcnuthr vas rommuatca
70 both hoHsos on the 2hh. Itisv,ry long,
Il We 'oossd over some parts Of Il With good
y" p'ea'afe--we consider u an able and Ia.
u"ng doeomeat, and We shall give some eV.
=" unn It . NC can find room ot them 20 our
he Governor Is not opposed 10 The States
'''nE her portion u the Surplus Revenue. bu,
''''uena' Il 10 be placed IN the State Bank with
], V,"'f Rershuc Of the STATE, We learn from
& n a. '''age that II Is the intention of Gov. Nc.
|'s 70 fs''f. 10 private life ahet tho expiration
= ''' present Gabcrnaiorial term.
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J.. W independence Of Teras.-A gentle.
.h,n.. H"y' The Fayetteville Obserr,r) passed
\, ~ u"s place on Sunday Last. in the stage
r., "g'a"' who slated tina, Mexico had &c.
~'"V'd The 'HdeP'niener Of T,ros! and that
H.. vas Tho bearer Of dispatches to the Me,cop
~ " 9S"ington announcing the fact
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w Atdbama.--Thc Legislature Of Ala.
'.'' convened al Tu'calooss on the 7lh uh Az.
.f t+ !, b'Ehy, Esq, ". b vas elected Speaker
az non'e Of Representatives without opposition,
"ugh NeVay, President II the Scsste. hy a
.J",V Of votes over samuel D. Moor,~-bo,h
'"e " Van Bursnuc.
ssa - o@J Message Is very long. large por.
~. Nug deVoted To history of the late Creek
H.. ana We circumstances attendant thereupop.
~, 'sA nat Alabama shall acccp, her pof.
u " U'' surplus Rsvenue, aud appropriate il 10
s'"'''l'hmat'on of the impoftsn, works Of in.
"pfo'emenii IN which that State !. engaged.
Av ~. ,ohh Mckinley, ", r. has been elected
H.. :" legislature Of Alabama, senator in Con.
= Va Tue place Of Han, Gabriel Moore. tWh,y)
j VIZ years IRON the ith of March p,,t
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From The albany EreHing JourHd. %
EItenare Bank Robbery.-1Re vaults
OF the Oneida Bank at Utica, were entered
on Sunday, the 10Th, instant, aud tile SUN
OF one hundred and aeh: thousand ar hun.
dred dollars extracted therelrom, besides
about six thousand dollars IN notes and
checks. The money stolen consisted Of
notes on the Banks Of Rome, Albany and
New York, and the other safety fund banks
IN this Safe, Nth about SO 900 on banks
IN the Eastern States.
In order TO effect the robbery six locks
had to be- uHbolted hive Of which we're effect.
ed by keys, and the other broken open.
he Directors otter reward Of So, 900
Tor the recover, Of the money, and the ar
rest and convection Of the thief or - 900
for the arrest and conviction OF the thief
alone.
M.Pagcot, Charge d Afiaitcs from France
10 the nted States, wtth his family, nc.
companlrd bs VI. Saligny aud VI. Man,ho.
on who reached New York lea DAYS ago
N the packet ship Sllvle de Grasse, has ar
rived 10 this city. Tins Is the same gentle.
man, our readers will recoIeci, who was
Secretary To the French Legation, and for
time Charge d AtTaires. before the late
difference between the United States and
France, now 80 happily terminated. Nd
hteitigc1cer.
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Ner Jcrscy.--ln addition 10 the election
OF President, New jersey chose members
ol Congress last week, by general ticket.
and the following gentlemen, all wings, are
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ton will obliterate 1t affords tangible
projections on which truth and reason may
sit undismayed, but Mt the indignities to
which ignorance has subjected them.
Is it not more than fnnaticism can hope.
undcr the present system of conducting
the management Of common schools, that
individuals of capacity aud enterprise, ade-
qua;e to success in teaching will make II
voluntary appropriation of time and money,
in the acquisition of more than ordinary
professional nttainmcn's, hopeless of remit
ueralon, other than the uncnvious one OF
being misopprehcnded, misrepresenled and
prccipiioiely expelled ns mischcvous inno-
vators on the established ioIlies Of their pre-
dccgssors,
Education can never flourish, among the
mass of the population Of this or any other
country, until it is recognized as the prop
eny of the government --lostcrcd by It's
care and sustained by its legislative provis-
ioLs. Itbeing an uudeniOble truth that the
present uncducaled state of the mass of
society units the great majority of parents
and guardians for n just appreciation Of the
benefits of learning, and that those who
POSSESS the wurmcsi literary enterprise are
not always blessed with the most ample
pcculiary resources, the suggestion that the
subject Of common school education, in all
its departments, should be referred to the
supervision of those choice spirits with
whom legislation and the public veal is
most judiciousy entrusted, is, perhaps, of
sufficient importance TO demand particular
more frequently misapplied than exceeded,
must, somewhere, exist as unllnitedly as
considerations of the public good. And
although i may he hoped that the consti
tional question of legislative right to die
tate respecting the appropriation of the
time ofchildren, during any period of their
minority, may never require to be agita-
ted, from the universal willingness Of pa
rents and guardians TO avail themselves of
every provision for the encouragement OF
practical education; yet 10 the subsistence
Of our government, general science is so
much more essential that that of tactics,
thutI would be surprised at its denial.
CINCINNATUS.
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moved that they re requested to qualify.
MIR Nnnsant ran and Mr. McGill said he
could not do Il! They affected to complain
ola war Of courtesy on the part of the
Wings, t6T Mr. Brnwncr was determined
that they should not have the excuse tlat
they had not been invited to perform their
duty.
Nothing has been done to day, up 10 the
hour of sending this, dnd IL is mn firm con-
Uicti0n That no election Of Senate lcM be
mate, with Inc consent OF the Van Burcn
electors.
2, 5. The Fan Buren, electors hare len
here IN The steamboat, diI NO SENATE
is ELECTED.
us sign oths times, find H,at tie COL
iector Of The port, Mr.. .SandS, has raiScd tic
National jug Of oar country, and has ordtr-
ed salute TO be fret, in honor, suppose, Of
one Of The oldest states being jioHcd ont Of
the Union us the boat ntoucs of, The drums
are beating and The guns friag.
From the annapolis RcpuLiicdn Eri,u.
"Wednesday, II O'Clock, A. NJ.
To the fearful antlcipations with which
we pcnned the announcement that the
minority Of electors had apparently formed
Il conspiracy 10 destroy the State Govern
ment, by refusing to perform the duty for
which they had offered themselves can
didatcs, and to perform which They had
been elected by the people, we have now
to add the melancholy announcement that
such is understood ut the hour at which we
put this handbII to press, to be their de-
ibcrate purpose. They have neglected to
assemble with their associate electors to
form the College; neglected to qualify as
the Constitution requires and neglected to
provide Il senate for Maryland, as tiiey Were
bound to do.
Further; it is apprehended, that with Il
view Of preventing any OF their party from
listening to or obeyimg the instructions Of
their immediate constituents in case such
instructions were to be given, they have
ALL agreed either to take au oath on the
holy Evangelists, not to return to the Col
lege, i'll any event or what is more prOba-
bic have concluded one and all to resign, so
as to prevent the possibility of reracing an
erroneous step. We do not announce this
as fact, because their proceedings being
conducted in secret, we have no means OF
ascertaining, but such is the general report
ut this time in this city.
Twenty one Of the electors are still in
session, waiting Tor the attendance Of the
others.