The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-10

o. Fall Of Coton.-A letter in the last
Fayetteville Observer, dated New York, May 27,
notices the arrival Of advices from Eng to the
18th April and says;
Much to cur disappointment the Cotton Mar.
let had declined OF penny per ID. aud very fiat,
Notwithstanding the stock ct American Cottons
vas 10000 bales lees than at the same period last
wear Ne have no hopes noio that our Market ,rH
impors"
reference TO our prices current, on the 4th
PAGE, viii show that the article has declined
fraction IN the neighboring markets, no doubt in
consequence of the foreign fall. Let those who
SUI have Cotton on hand, uusoId, give to the con
eudlng sentence OF the above extract the atten
ton which ii seems to deserve
Cr Mr.. hing, Of Georgia. L. S.
Telegraph Of The 27lh, thus speaks Of a speech
made BY Nj King Of Georgia;
This gentleman exhibited yesterday, in the
S,nste. one Of the best examples Of independent
ranhness, which have Witnessed Tor years IN
lie ranks Of hs party, 10 either House OF Congress
The Fertilization Bill was upon lis third reading:
/, oi iori,iy ing particular puinl. N the ncghbor.
l5od OF popuous cities, spoke with unusual clo-
qucncc aud pathos against the prcsen, extravaganza
/, se.u OF defence which thIs Bill IL designed 10
promote and extend. He said he had become
ra!uus OF the present course aud aspect of things
llr OH no, like this rapid increase Of the rowning
Of onicalions, and b!Ac kching ol cannon over tic
county. AID though not accustomed 10 proph,.
~ he ycntuGcd TO predict. that II these oslcns4bv
tnsisc measures shoult Dc permitted to 20 Ga
a, lly rate they nov doing, the timc IL mol tat
esl4nt ben the country would be bfs,.inE @Ilh
tlc b-youc, Of I,rant, a cor poidis guafc would
b more respected than the tliei Justice d. tAu
country . aud these very loriac-..0La would be
lalce the gravc-ya,ds Of liberty"
Tins is dreadful, We pray the dc'ul,d bat
ioo eonGd.ug people OF tbs once free aud happy
l-ad to arouse "a their nig ht, whe yet they may.
sll mls,n, Tic iu!hlneHt o! this aWiu! prophecy
Il Is uttered 90, By one Of their own possibly
iJ3teaful een,inels, TO excite Jealous w4iehfnl.
ncss Of power, be-, By one who las always acted
x,h tLe party whose course he now sees fraueb,
vrL darse' If the people viii no, heed ,hr
warnings Of their friends, lei shcm al least no, To-
tall tnregar4 uic fate predicted 10, them by their
u,-ies, Bot, b. timely effort. le, them afisr
sal avert The threatened Danger, By curling the
mad career Of tie present couupt. exu4yasaut,
ambitious, reckless Administrator!
e. The Hoo. Edward Livingston de-
parted Ais !lie, al hs r,s,Lcnrc Red liyos, New
loa,y ca the 23d Of Nav. IN the I'D year OF hl.
a. HIS death was ocoasiorct By dfias.n. cold
VAC, sbi.o o,er.hea,ed The day previous
Mr l.. was oar late M,uin,r 10 Franoc, and has
filed many imPoraa, aal conspicuous public s,a.
toms during his hlc. Tie Vas native Of New
lorsi aud after having represented tia, STATE il
c1g'e.., aud been Mayor o. The City, be rcmoy.
ri 70 louisiana, which State he also succcssiycl,
represented 10 e-ch bsalel, Of Congress. He IVES
7o'aled Secretary Of State in l. 5l, which ellie,
be t.'ed. uni bn rofieuaran, el.h erelt. TO .ia,-
ss'l aud Ia tbe Administration.
Bot" says the National Intelligence. etAc .
rs.a.h Oh Ar. Livingston 90 grateful recollection
G. DOT rest upon tie services rendered hy han 10
cD-,4l s'aig9as. llls Cr1o OF Law and Pfaetlac.
hyu.td Oh justice, tempered hy humanity, and
brauHg throughout the lnprrss Of their authors
character fos Enlightened philanthropy, would sut.
10, alone, to clo'hc h,s memory with honor aud
frsr't iaf So. 80 come,
~ N rsgstc he, hts utblnily, his kindness Of
bar, aud liberal hospitality, wc,c sGcg 8 tu atorn
tf high stations which he occupied, aud 10 adj
tIaee to hi, more solid aoqurcmcnIs,'
~
G~ The Grand lury Of Dallas County,
Alabama, al recent session OF the CoGrt, unaul.
toa'y Presented Henry l.. piuehnoy, Rcp'csen.
l-'1'r IA Congress, for his course upon the Abol.
Ion Question aod the Report aud Resolutions re.
'ea'ir presented by him from the Select Commit.
t1 90 The subject, of which he was Chairman
Speaking Of the dangerous concession made 10 the
A'o.HIoH'sts by Mr. Pnckncy, the Grand Jury say;
It's concession &c would have felt bound to
'Jeel,a It had COME from any source, but that the
,r"' TO egtsatc Oh the subject OF Abolition IN tue
D''iict OF Columbia or elsewhere, should have
o''n conceded To Congress by y Representative
IRON 'he Souih--by one, too, To honi it was be
.''ed We best Interests Of his country might have
V',h oouhdcd, has been heard with astuushmgnt
SUI regret and will be remembered aud dCtcstCd
- an act ttcacbcrous 10 the generous and con.
"''s people by whom It's author was promoted,
~ long as the ioul and reckless plans OF Northern
N'on'ontsts continue TO disturb the repose OF the
country.
lie Jury present not only the numerous and
".S'louS schemes by which The institution of sla-
wy Is assaulted, as being worthy OF tho constant
s"Ahcc OF the public, but also point out the act
p0''e alluded 20, as deserving to be easscd among
'.',' and well meriling the seal OF public dIsap.
Probation"
" Executions Calhoon, con