The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19

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@.of of NORTH Carolina.
JAMES AVERY, Secretary,
J. c. Smith, Assistant Secretary.
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TIacendidry Papers.-.in the Senate Of
u lated States, on the 9TH February, Mr.. Cal
a rom the Select Committee on that portion
y ,4- Presidents Annual Message which relates
TIC circulation Of lncendiary pamphlets and pa.
through the Mail. made Report on the sub.
accompanied by Bill This Report shows
y powerful aud lucid mind Of Mr.. Calhoun in all
y -elsobing It denies the right Of the General
y II uent to determine v hat is or is not iucendi
II IN IL character; and, as consequence, repudi.
(, power 10 interfere, IN any way or by any OF
Il -nrimenls with the prnl!eges OF the press,
i he circulation Of aay description Of pubIica
y ty the mail, which rights 1t contends TO be
ane "Nothlng Is more clear, SAY the Com.
than that the admission OF the right on
Ia Of Congress, 10 determine what papers are
aiafg, and, az such, TO prohibit their cireula
ihr5ush the mail, necessarily involves the
u determine What are not inccndlary, and
atce .ner circulation. Nor Is j, less certain,
70 admit such night, would be virtually 10
t0Hgress wlth the power To abolish slavery
fag /. The means Of breaking down all the
which the slaycholdlug States nave ertc.
d the protection Of Their lives and property
sa4.d gsc Congress, tctthoHt regard 10 he pro-
ftsa i4rs u ht States, the authority 70 open
- gates . the Hood q iacendafy publications
u 81 ate ready 70 break INTO those States. and TO
a.t Ill sho dare resist, as criminals. fora.
u s. Congress has no such right. The internal
esygs q u
IN d ne States Memsfirss. 10 TIE snfire rIcia.
II y VI authority and control on fte jtaR o. Con.
II bslosas 10 them, and nj 10 Congress, 10
u qtas teafi II. 0, Is not, calculated 10 disturb
y pace and sseurtis; and Of course, in The c1ss
coandsraiiog Il belongs 10 tte siarfboldtpg
u r 10 dsisrmIHs rhat Is iHetndtgfy and tHfs nj.
Iaclie 10 tasgrfeciioa, and to adopt such deieH.
stasares as may e necessary for their sfenri-
a unlimited means 81 cartytng them into n.
u s1rsR sgc4 as may Le erYress!y undated 10
aies gtat Consultation"
q pursuance q tins reasoning, which We think
w. u Itself, and ahiclI is based on the immo.
"A sanitation" ot the Constitution, by suh-e.
slowing of tho Committee, ghey introduced
,h he Report, Prohibiting, under the pc.
lac aud di>ini-rion from office. any Post.
ID any Stit, Territory. or District, from
Ek 1a.f} itius ana Fatinr INTO the mail any
H. acki, pamphlet, sraPgf, ar pictorial repre-
HI Ton, directed 10 ans postntrl o. person in a
IN Territory, ~ pAluci, ~ fhe lars 81 trttch
m sa'atiaa 81 fht same IS faIJiddea ano also
Em a1t. atder llke penalty, any Postmaster
En- safe Territory, or nistftft, from know.
Ezs delivering the Same, o1cspt 70 such pcrsuns
HI ! q authorized u receive them. ~ fbs eirt!
#@ ffg II said Niaie, 7srdorl, ~ DHuittN
I'll. Rsp1f! shall be laid d, orc eur readers
#na aa a. convenience Wiil permit
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III Idle E2ori}a.-t mlcd States Troops
n Volunteers are pouring mo Florida from all
FL 'sot tie SlntA "a eonnltr South Carolina
sag the part, n this emergency, which 80
u iee5ues her patriotic and ehisalrous sons
ID Governors reqHlsition fot troops has been
aee'g where ulth such splr, and energy, that.
81 II compulsory leyies beng necessary, 80.
at' hasc promptly stepped forward and enlist.
the eagS, Ia caa5!c the Number called fer
LII 0.ur.b,a Telescope thus notices tho depar.
OF smc campaGies raised in that city and rs
N b0raond:
III Market Traops.--On Thursday. The very fine
"a n'etf Corps OF this District, ] ~ strong, went
81 NJ f.fida. RIA Charleston, III the Steamer JAS
wright They Wete escorted u the place OF
HatQn, al IN O'clock, hy Capt. Stark's la.
q j. The College company of Cadets, the hunl-
authorities 81 our tosa, and large coucoursc
u citizens,
be corps, which Is rs well appointed as It Is
tfoas Is formed out OF The very flower oil our
H. Composed OF the best material and led
- NH4fb. 4 -. 4
1t Will not fail. II Il have bot the oppnrtu.
U Distinguish itself Gen. Scott IS anxious.
mo ntand, 10 see hor South Cardinals iceuid
'Mgi, upon an occasion wc all wot Of We
ae vii see, let him try which of our troops
"HIi but especially II be u Ill set this young
p oi ours IN the field, with an enemy before
thursday evening, the Camdcn Troop Of
"eeo volunteers, commanded by Capt thes-
.n9 % sttong-and the Fairfield Company OF
'llte Volunteers about 80 strong, commar-
W apt smith, arrived IN town. They were
@,nfd BY our Town, at very handsome pub.
aAlast at nhlch his honor, the Iptendant, pre-
" VINO IN Offering them the Inequalities OF the
a. made them short but anmaling address ;
9ch eapt Chcsnul, Of the Camden Troop, re.
"sV march at IL being escorted ON of town
W military and citizens. They are both fine
'S hocies OF men We were delighted 10 see
"thetc men marching under Palmetto stan
"od bless the brave men, and true district
nus them, aud every gallant heart that fol-
E,a' banner! The Riehland Corps goes un-
lie one"
~ nominations By The PreSident.--An.
stevenson, of Virginia, has been nominated
''',s'ef to England, BY the President. 1t will
o.teted that the Senate has once before re-
VT Stevenson Tor the same Office; and, We
~ Nl' rcJcct him agn'n. The practice of re-
r"''og persons who have been once refused
NATION Is one which every man ought to
t,, :" cohdemnng--as heing unworthy the
Magistrate OF the Republic, and intended To
~ ana degrade the SENATE a co-otdinale branch