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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-17
.EeM.Ory Of Rg0shiM2so.s =!

III ME Subscriber having been appointed the
Il Agent 10 receive The contributions of tie
Citizens otMecklenburg County, towards the cree
ton Of the contemplated National Monument 10
the Memory Of Washington, respectfully informs
The People of The County that they will be called
upon in a short time, either by himself or his au.
hoDizod deputy, for such sums as they may
thnk proper 10 subscribe to the object. No nd-
vldual will be allowed TO give more than enc dol
lar On his or her own account, but any smaller
sum will be received: heads OF families, however,
will have the privilege oc giving what they please
on account of all the members Of their households.
The names of all the contributors i'll be carefully
registered in a book which book will be sent 10
Washington City TO be enclosed, wiz. others, in
the Monument, to be preserved to future ages.
JOS. McCONNAUGIIEY, S6e,if.
jane :, 1886. g7tf
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ron the CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.

RAILROAD MEETING-DELEGA TES TO
REPRESENT MECkLENBURG COUNTY
IN THE KNOXVILLE CONVENTION.
In pursuance OF previous notice, meet.
ing of the citizens Of Meckenburg County
was held at the Courthouse in Charlotte, on
Saturday the llih day OF June, for the pur-
pose Of appointing Delegates to represent
this County in the Convention to be held in
knoxville on the 4th Of July, IN relation to
the great RAILROAD now in contemplation
from Charleston to Cincinnati.
Capt. JAMES r. Nicely was appointed
Chairman and WILLIAM W. ELMs Sec.
rotary.
After the objects Of the meeting were ex.
planned, the following Preamble and Reso
Mtions we're unanimously adopted
Whereas the contemplated railroad from
Charleston 10 Cincinnati, whether consid.
cred in relation to lis extent, its CONNER
cial Importance, or as connecting link be-
tween the different sections Of the Union, is
worthy Of the age in which il is projected,
and well deserving the support of all those
directly or Indirectly interested in It's &C.
complshment: And whereas the County
OF MecklenJurg, from its location and the
nature Of its productions, is materially
interested in the location of SAID road Be
It, therefore,
Reyolred, That we approve of the con.
templated Convention to be held in Knox.
VILE, Tennessee, on the 4th of July next
for the purpose Of consultation in relation TO
this great work.
ReSolrcd That John Irwin, Col. J. II.
Bsseli, James W. Osborne, Esq, Frank.
lin l.. Smith, Esq, \, W. Alexander, Esq,
and William \. Harris, be appointed Dele.
gates to proceed to Knoxville, and represent
the County Of Meekenburg in SAID Con.
vention.
Resolred, That the Chairman of this
meeting be authorized to fill any vacancy
which may occur in this Delegation.
ReSolred, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Charlotte
Journal.
JAMES +. NELLY, Chairman.
w, w ELMs, Secretary.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-17

Il What does i, mean In late debate in the
House Of Representatives, Mr.. Everett, Of VT sta
ted that - he had matter to communicate TO ihcln,
which hitherto has been unknown to the public,
and TO the House, which will command and as
found their attention, in regard to the origin of the
Seminole war, and the means by which il has been
protracted. lie would pledge himsefto show that
the Government az one time had it ia their power
10 avers it, and did not He would not interrupt
the progress OF this bill by bringing forward his
statements now, but lie would take early opportu
nitv TO do il -
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~ While Electoral Tcket.-The Hon.

Hr White Electoral Ticket.-The Hon.
Thomas Settle, of Rockingham, finding himself
.omoelled to Withdraw his name from the Wing
r,ckct as the Elector for the Fifth District, the
,,,i1cns of Rockingham County held public meet
,og on the 25th May, for the purpose Of selecting
.one person TO I'll the vacancy oeeasionod by his
.i,.drawal; when JOHN L. LEsSEUR, of the
..ns County, was selected, who pledged himself
70 accept the nomination, il agreeable TO the other
Counties Of the District.
lnoilsr ElectOr.--BLOUNT COLEMAN, Esq,
ofIepor, has been nominated, BY Wig Conven.
,.n, as the White aud Tyler Elector for the New.
bern ih) District.
)nly iiro more names are now wanting TO CON-
-..,s the Ticket, and they will be placed on it in
! short time.
Meetings. have now been held in about nm
,asaiies These meetings have been composed Of
q, + real people, the bone aud slncw Of the country
Ibty have, With perfect unanimny, and great spi.
~ sd zeal, nominated WHITE, TYLER and
WLDEY. We continue TO learn from every
quarter where the people have tie means Of cor
.ft, iulofnption, that an Bufeulsm is on the
e.ac, and the White cause gaillsg strength
I.e ,ool- and partizans Of the little magician, d.
armed and terrified al these signs, arc blsily eu.
-is.d ID tndcayoring @ prevent the circulation 81
MS, papers that ieaiiesslY expose the ~oltenucss
.6.eh prevails IN some 81 the Departments 81 tie
Gucfnmeut, and lay before the people tic ,tu,h,
re Whole truth let the itieuds Of tie Coustitu.
r.n b. ,ig,lant lan Barltsm "a as death
rsgg.e. Il wall die hard, aud, finding II must
90. 3, ni.l. lac sampson, make despaf4te effort
/. leave dcsolaliou beAud IT, But taefe Is moth.
< 10 taf. lfihe advocates of White vill only
slilcir Gu'y--,fl the, will watch tie mauuuyfc,,
,I,a,r Use dupiciy and tficAs q the leaders, and
nla,.,!y ia solid phaIans. meet thcm at every
7,gl they vii he checked routed, sangotshed
AID The kD,,i Of the "-,oi- party" Wi'I u sound.
IL. in tie O.d North S,4tt, al lhe ensuing August
e.cttons-Rai Star
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Reserved for virtue, in eternal rest.

A good hit.-The New York Enquirer
says, Jacksonism is not to be COMPOUNDED
with Van Burenism. Put the Vice Presi.
dent upon his own legs, and he couldn't stand
long enough to be knocked down"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-17

or Bank Of Camden, s. C.-Ata meet.
ngol Stockholders OF this Institution on Monday
the 9th instant, says tho Journul,) the following
gentlemen were duly elected Directors, viz: VIM.
M'Wtlie, John ~. Dcssaussure, John Chestnut,
John Workman, William o. Nixon, Paul +. Vile.
pjgue, William H. Bowen, At a subsequent meet.
ing of the Directors, VIM. MWillIe, Esq, was
elected President.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-17
FOR THE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.
WASHINGTON MONUMENTAL NEW
IDEA

IDEA.
Nr. Editor: 1t Is proposed by the Com.
missloners Of the " ashiugton Monument, 10
be erected at the Ci,y Of Washington, " that
each State shall occupy an appropriate Sec
ton in said Monument, TO be designated in
part by building therein marble, the produc.
ton of each State" &c.
Permit me to propose that two verses in
memory Of Washington, TO be furnished
from each State, be Inscribed in letters OF
Gold, on the Marble thus designating each
State, &c. Let as many persons as choose,
offer lines for this purpose, and let the Off
GERS of the Monument Society select from
among them those which may be consd-
cred most appropriate.
In conformity TO which proposition, |
send you my mlte-merely as a specimen
for North Carolina. MECKLENBURG.
10 be inscribed on The marble from North Carolina.
Lot sorrows plaintve voice regret no more,
No more lament our WASHING roN-our friend
His soul is waited to a happier shore,
Where all his troubles, all his sorIows, end.
There now he ives-'midst Joys to US unknown
And shares the blessings of the ever blcss'd
Wreath'd with redeeming love, that brghte
crown,
Reserved for virtue, in eternal rest
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-17

Cope Fear Navigation Compony-The Stock
holders held their annual meeting on tie Sd inst.
The former officers were unanimously reelected.
TO wit; James Mebane, President; Nathan Mens
denhal John II. Hall, L. l.. Winsou, {. J. vii.
ams Directors.
Geo. M'Neill was re-appointed General Agent,
Treasurer, &c. The following articles were re-
turned as transported on the river the year ending
lst May, le36, Wis
Dovn.-l3,2g2 bales Cotton; 2,0S5 bbls. Flour;
429 hhds. Tobacco; IA bbls Spirits; 3,44j bush.
Gram; LIB casks Fls2sced; $500 81, freight On
articles not enumerated
Up-43914 bush. salt; 2,O6l hhds. ard pipes
Merchandise; 1896 Barrels 1876 1iercesi 35l
tons Bar Iron; 1882 casks Lines siG905 IS,
freight on articles not enumerated.-Ioy. OBS.
u Royal larttation.-The n. Y. Jour,
nal Of Commerce gives the following iDtor.
nlation;
"a highly accomplished lady, uho has
Just arrived on visit TO this country, has
It 10 her charge, among the last words spo-
ken to her by the King Of England, pre-.
vlous to her departure, to say 10 the pres.
dent Of the United States, that when his
term Of public service shall have expired,
and he shall be at leisure, nothing would
give the hing more pleasure than 10 receive
visit from Gen. jackson"
To which the Washington Sun adds
+" We learn, from respectable authority,
that the Hing Of England has lately written
friendly private letter to the President of
the I. States, containing the invitation yer-
5ally conveyed by the above lady"
A deputation of Indian Chiefs from the
Chippewa tribes residing on Lake ST. Clair,
and on Saginaw bay of Lake Huron, under
the charge of Mr.. Williams and Mr.. Nc.
knight, Of Michigan, arrived here on the
18th instant, and on Tuesday last concluded
a treaty with Ii. X. Schoocraft, commits.
soner on the pant of the United States, by
which all the reservations heretofore held
BY them IN the State Of Michigan have been
ceded 10 the United States. The lands thus
purchased by Government are among The
most valuable in the peninsula of Michigan,
and may be considered great acquisition
10 the Government GLOBE.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-17
DIED,

10 this County, on the Sd instant, Mr.. CYRUS
MLukE, IN the 3'th year Of his age, leaving be-
hind him wife and six small children to mourn
their loss. AS neighbor he was kind and atfabe,
as a husband and father he was affectnnate. In
word, he was an honest man, and that is the no.
best work of God-C Communicated
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-17

" Fory:fre Millions Of Public Money
The Secretary of the Treasury reports to the
Senate, that the amount Of Public Money in the
pepos''o Banks on the first Of May was SIS, 49,
80. BesIdcs this, the Government OWN, in the
Bank Of the L States, 81, 100000 of Stock; which
''cA Is at this time selling at from 20 10 SIS per
'AA'o above parse that the surplus revenue in
"e Treasury, may be said TO amount to MY odd,
instead OF toriy.hre, MILLIONS on DOLLARS! And a
''&e part Of this money can be col by the people
W '0e states merely By asking tor II, # they ask
% Inc night way, viz: through the balotboxcs -
he'ihom vote the Van Buren, Ticket, and they say,
Keep tn" money in the hands Of the Government
" DC sanandered upon corrupt partisans aud poll.
veal parasites LET them vote the Wing Ticket,
'o' 'hey say, give this money To the States, TO
""om 1t OF right belongs TO DO used for the noble
purposes of Educating the Poor, and Improving
''c States If the Federal Government squan-
WI H. Liberty is gone-if the States distribute it,
''euom Is secure The people, who speak thro'
''' a''9'boNcs, We would imagine, cannot for a
''O"'eh' hesitate which course to advocate,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-17

OF tits proposed, in the Wilmington Ad.
vcrtiscr that the RAILROAD from Wilmington, to-
wards Norfolk be commenced on the ith of July
next There could be no better day for the begin
ming Of 50 coed work.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-17

GA grca, Wing Meeting was recently
held in Cbarlestown, jefferson County, Virginia,
The proceedings were very spirited, and ultogeth-
or after our own heart. The following are the
concluding resolutions which were passed on the
occasion; and we commend them to the considera-
ton Of the Wings throughout the country;
"Rtsolred, That we can beat Martin Van Buren,.
"Rtsoiutd, That we iniH beat him"
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Bacon.

3 HAVE stII on hand quantity Of good
81 BACON, which sell for cash only.
Those having bought for cash heretofore.
and who have not paid, are requested to
make payment without further notice.
JOHN NJ. MORRISON.
May 23 1886 Pm
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An Apprentice

TnNO the Printing Business, will be taken
- at this office, if application be made
early. A boy from the country preferred.
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or Domestic Manufactures in North.

or Domestic MANUFACTURES IN North.
c'fsl'Ra.-'rhe Raleigh Register says
"Wcare pleased to learn that Cotton Factory
about 70 bc erected, forthwith, by the er7rus O;
oangc aud Chatham counties, on Cane Greek
Tie Company Ia al5eads otganucd, t.,t stock Ia
A'f, aHd Tie work "a lui. prog orss.'
We understand that another Cotton Factory is
n course 81 erection IN Orange County, and one
% RoNan Coun'y--ba,h Of which Ntll 20 into op-
a'''on before vcry long,
The entcrpusiaE proprietor Of tie Factory IN
"regnsbarough, tNir Humphreys we learn from
ne Carolina Beacon s about 10 enlarge bis esla-
t'shmenl To double its present number Of sptndies,
We also have a large Cotton Factory in the adj.
lo'nIog County Of Lincoln. Which We believe lie
highly prosperous.
llarra ior "Od Rip"'-if he should wake up
some OF these days, and find himself without rail-
roads or any Of the Crca, Improvements OF the
age he will at least have, to comfort him. from
PRESENT indications, plenty of " homespun," and
knowledge Of the ART Of manufacturing more
TO ahead, SPndl,s aud Looms, say NC.
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that body, and may therefore be expected 10 pass,
and TO escape the Veto The particulars will be
found in another column. Though the division is
made "a assume the shape of a loan, we have no
doubt that is only for the sake of creeping out {
the difficulty without actually adopting Mr.. Clay's
scheme, by which some credit would fall 10 him.
We consider the loan TO all intents and purposes
as simple acknowledgment of the rights Of the
States. We therefore congratulate our readers
upon the prospect, not only of getting rid of a
surplus sufficient in the hands of corrupt men 10
poison all the fountains of public liberty, but Of
the immense benefit TO North Carolina which will
flow from the possession of more than million of
dollars.-FayetteUiA Observer.
u The National Gazette, in reference TO the
current censure of our military commanders in
FLORIDA, Justly remarks" We lament to see the
Carthagenlan spirit. in reference 10 unsuccessful
Captains, thus exhibiting itself, instead Of that
which prompted the Romans TO condole with their
unfortunate commanders, and thank them for not
despalring of the republic. Ii is vet 10 be learned
that want OF success is in,ariabe proof Of want
of merit.
" II is most mistaken and perniciuus system,
that OF censurng and vfy ing our officers because
they may not have answered all the hopes indup
ed with respect TO their operations es specially be-
fore the true posture of affairs can be known. Ii
they are to be thus he'd up to public odium when
ever success may not attend their Efforts however
much they may have deserved it, The anticipation
is not unreasonable that they will be very oath 10
engage in the service of SO hard and grumbling a
master as they will have"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-17

OF Snou in Summer In Oxford, On.
c. as we learn by the Examiner, of that place,
SHmmsr was ushcrod in by fall of SNOW! 1t
commenced Just about twelve o'clock, 7. NJ on the
last night of May, and continued half an hour
with such vgor, too, that the streets were soon
coated in white :.
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uTSdH Il hope.-Wc rejoice TO find that a scheme
has been devised in the Senate to distribute the
Surplus Revenue among the States which, as it
differs from Mr.. Clays scheme in some respects,
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Ndho,s u"a'' WING" 'ei'id' 'N'Nis VIM u
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l.ia'r' GA Ms way nom Ne" otleah> 10 di"l'
baH' ns u efN'u efd'ls /" I'i'"" 10 ,oe '"N'''
lfaau'f.l !" "l'h P"'n'' II seems ne ON ''2,h'oi
81 n'aRtiN laS ueeh "td'l'd. on nus i''t o''t
o'"' hll"N' l." ''' "'''P> anu volunteers ''R "''
III mann '>'fa 'haen a5>>"'ls'"'''on' anu 'i>'>"a
mil rs ne MA NeU'ie'icdio :" nl,''i NE COM
manu- u Neh''" = III S'o",H a''""li''N
ia'l"' '"''' ''>' '1s""'>i''''N : '' "'' 'n'"'"
% 40 ~.
ne '"1o oi NV '">'' ''' l''l'' >'N = '''> y
NE o'l' I"'fH'"uN n'h'"' l'' "le''lpt cue '"''-
~ - NE ''hN >,a>"n ''"'hi' "''s 'oo"' ,np ~
81 March, l'f SeiH u 'I'n l''h'''l an" 'o'
a"I'ji aIl''N'', an amy VIII nave "unn'am .c
'of"'le1 III 'on''haI't against 'he 'Fnfns' 40
NM Ut ,ooa'"'>' Knows ,1'>' lacy pf'''' wan
'eH' Ia 'nNt~. u Is h'i'''"' therefore, ''"'
II Is his Ign 10 uN" iei"ald ~ pursuit OF me IN
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MEsTECTxTELLEGENCE.
WASHINGTON, March 10.
R0MFLORIDA.

Ia uens ifdm Florida, received Yesterdays,
We agc sorrs 10 say, any thing but agreeable.
There Is sand 10 be want al guOd understand
ing. which Was but too justly supplemented, be.
tween the Two General Officers, Maj. Gen. Scott,
who was ordered 10 take command o thai militia
nv eiuund aud Nh. Gen. Games, WHO repaired
thiiner, b. ua1 81 Tampa bay, IRON New Orleans,
on learning the state OF things III Florida. The
old Question concerning the relative rank OF these
distinguished officers seems 10 have INT 4rlunaielN
led 10 practical results, already unfortunate, and
which may in the end be disastrous. We know
nothing OF the merits Of this question, nor do We
mean 10 eeu>are any one Tor What has taken
plee. The collision OF the authority OF ll4o,e oai-
GERS has been accidental We trust there may
be in the end no reason to dcplorc i. Our busl-
ness at present IS only with iaets, understand
them.
Letters have been received in this city from
authentic sources in Florida, which state that Cen
cra Games had not, on his reaching the military
stations al winch he aimed on marching from
Tampa Bay, jancd General Scott, but, with iAc
troops under lbs command, had marched IN , dtl-
iereat direction. IN pursuit OF the Indian force.
On the 2oili Of February, N accommodating on Inc
" ytllacuuchee. about Two miles WtSt Of General
ChHel's battle ground, he WAS fired upon b, the
Indians. VINO met him IA considerable iurec: and
the eoal4icl Winch then tooh place resuiIrd IN tho
death OF tao uitt Louisiana Volunteers, and Tn
regulars aa1 volunteers " uuded. Onilc nfNt ddv,
l.he 29ui,) ~lte preparing small work Ia command
the lotd ACROSS bc tyeI, las was AHA, kcd ii 10 =
olooh A. NJ. oa tslre sides Of ms camp. Tho at-
Lack tasted t~oh tn. lhe Indians uerc repuI>od
eNentualA win ouH,lIcrabc la>s, tIerr Grrug al
the tnucd SAFES troops ouc sergeant killed. aad
one oliiee. "hl t,u regulars Wounded. aud ot tic
y..l
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LeringfoH, hg. March 4.
FATAL OCCURRENCE.

we "'rn '"a' one ol lne l'oofer> on 'hr Lex
ihs'oh ana ''uteri""h iuinplht, named Miller,
Vas tiI''d on H'oh"at iast. lie circumstances AZ
We IA" "nueis'o"a ii'n' aie as i"iio"S
IN. 'i'il'i''e' me 'aifdet"r,and 'r tn'lioNero i
n'Iff, "',d n''h a'>'hi ana on ms return abonl
'l.' 'nc me I'eoi'rS ass mhrd at lie shant'" TO
''"', /" i'on" one 81 mem eo'sihg ahd oih'f"iSe
"'us'e 'i'e ,"'h' 'i'.' woman he spoke stem
70 ne i'' ''' ole'L'he nm 10 af>'N' "hlell
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