The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-02

majority Of two and perhaps four in the
Cominons-twe admit majority of two)-
and admits that we have a majority of two
IN the Senate, but states tina, Mr.. Barnett,
The Senator from Person county, had pledV.
ed himself to vote against Judge Mangurn.
This may be the case, but we are inclined
to doubt it, for we were informed the other
day by gentleman who was in the neigh
oorhood Of that county few days before
the election, and who stated that he had his
information from gentlemen well acquainted
with MIR. Barnett, that he had made no such
Pledge-all he said about Mr.. Mangurn was,
that he disproved of his not obeying instruc
'ions-but stated that when il should come
10 the test he would vote for him. But nd.
hitting that Mr.. Barnett will vote against
MIR. Mungum, we have been informed that
Mr., SIockard Of Orange, aud Mr.. Simpson
Z" GuIliord, will vote with the Wings, which,
should this be the case, will give us u ma.
jority, IN joint ballot, of one.
The Standard has thrown out an insinna.
ton that the Senatorial Districts in this
State, has been turned By party arrange.
menis," and ia favor Of the Wings. Why
was this not discovered before The Stan.
dard must certainly have known that this
charge was false and malicious. Dies the
Editor believe himself more capable of de.
ieciing "pady arrangements than some
OF the Van BIren Delegates that were in the
Convention Or does he suppose that they
were less interested IN The success of their
party than bimse!.r7 He ought TO have
known that If such :" party arrangement +"
had been made IA the formation ct the Sc.
material Districts, the Van Buren, Delegates
would have left no stone unturned to have
defeated the ratification. No doubt the true
cause for this charge was 10 tind an excuse
Tor beng deiealed--it has been So unexpcc.
ted. A bad ey use is better ;han none, ami
II Mr.. White.
CT The following humorous hit al the
defeat of Gov. Spalgh', We copy from the
last Carolina Waterman.
WRECK OF TIE RICHARD DoBBS.
The owners and others interested, will no doubt
BE- torty 10 hear that tkis fine fast srilIng vessel
which had hcea newly rgPed and painted. ia now
'ying complete wreck near frying pan shoals on
1lle eos.i Of Roaau The whole ca % " b ch Lad
brcn ifs'ghlod at the rs. Of the owners, ~i,h
great deal OF spceie pu, on board cr the accom-.
uodAiicn Ut ifienCss u:criy los,. II is sCld that
the Wig wreck masters hasc saved the specie.
but claim u as awful pti7e. 1h. yesscl Icii Ncw.
bora 90 THURSDAY, lila Of August, 1856. for so.
Vctnnfs I.laHG--it had 10 tow small sk Il, called
The Martin Ssn tiaren bound IoT port President,
aud Kindly odercc to escort hCr ~ far a. Guvur.
nof's lslsne CT her voyage. TAey had far wealth.
60 and smooth sailing uhiIi they came 10 lookout
poiut, Columbus county Ahete tho weather b..
game little equally Los ever they got on pretty
veil until they came 10 Cape Granville. where
aey encountered a rough sea and very drtfr,.
slog head ~int here They Rad 10 shorten sail
aud lack To- Orange lisrhrr here the u Ind blex
80 rough ard tic breakers ran 80 high. that 10.
stead OF entering they sicered due wts,. but Werc
beaten 81 the stfcss Of weather into the Chatham
Sfsts Here they made a sigusl % distress, but
would not land tat tear Of the 10, lie temper oithc
ushvos. Oac Co,lnn, pilot, went on board, and
offered fer fsrsr4 "a conduct them pa.i the Car.
toway lrssv, on the Goa si % Rsndninh bat the
tao vessels had not rot Further than Pom, .iJ9.
iuioH the coast 81 Gu,liord "a here they intend.
Cd 10 isss N water and pfoyi,inns, he ogo lheg
Wcrc olCTtAkcn by While squsii ihst earned a.
SAY the top.eall4 Of tho E!clsrd pob5s. sn3
strained her ootdaEe very considerably. Aboul
rdpght rot fat lrum tehatis C,ii-, tfcincu.
dqls Kau encountered Inc Two unfortunate ship,
tiasiuF ua @! The u ,uigp.aery md Anso1 shore
--,efr l'ic mairssti gave Wy, sud lie usi7 mast
q ihc Richard D.bts v4s considerably s'rapnsd--
she tsai along Lei,iY nyer 'he vh,ii ,oals Fl D..
vida0. tNWt'rs 'Hsi " they carld Il "a II OK
fnsass ilarl1', the Rieh.c conio eeCt ard a. on
us,r hcr VOYAGE, bu, jnst q. ,hcy 20, near Lord
Grsnylij,'s hac, ou the epsa, 81 salisbury. ire.
meudais Falc from, the Aiarniaiis io1k them al.
shack. aud lsii scarce roc or spar nudamsccd.
the Rlohsrd dHfcd hea, npnu ,hc ir,i 2 pan
shoals, Ihcre vert down. hr. y hole crew 1crished
ami het cargo which coasi>tco 81 oaycs aud f-hes
for the aruy Of Tho faithful, was entirely ln.t,--
They ssT that scarcely pl.uk q The Richard
nJbas can lie found. I he skisf ~ Iah ksd suffer.
80 less thIn her consott. ia consequence Of her
m"ylHc ia the others wake and Keeping berer 10
tie Winds eve. was nuvci thcless greatly damaged,
and ailcr the Richard went down, vas seen rua.
ring rom the Csroljus coast under bare polls
Her i.ging Is alcaSt 10 shred. ard her crew
grtauy ti.heartegct, M cue believes she will
survive the November s,ofms.
ltis thoaght that the boss 81 hi. vessel, cidcd
10 that nt the DAVID Npwland. a crazy leaky con.
corn, which was richly laden with spolts. and
which went dova on The same DAY near the Psia,.
I'd Rock, oif the coast OF Buneonbe, viii uesrly
break up The jun, stock political tracing compa.
ny ia North Csroliud.
THE ELECTIONS.
In Alabama, tho White party claim n