The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-11-25

Cape Fear, adkln aud Pedee Rail Road
Company, the following were elected d..
reciors for the ensuing year.
EDWARD LEE NINsLow.
JONI II. HALL.
CHARLES p. MALLET-r.
JonN VI. DoBBIN.
DAVID +. CALDWELL, Rowan County.
DAVID RrINHARDT, Llncoln County.
Col. ". p. WAUGH, Wilkes.
The Books Of subscription will be open.
I'd as soon as the list Of the Committee APP.
pointed by the Salisbury Convention can be
prooured.-Fdy. Obs.
.Ndgyiond.-We learn from MARYLAND
that the Governor has issued proclamation
directed TO the members OF the General
Assembly, requiring them to meet a, the
expiration OF the notice (ten daSsl pre-.
sctlbed by the Constitution. The Dele
gates elected last October, and the persons
. "ho sat as Senators al IFS last session, wlll
compose said Assembly, unless IN the
meanwhile, new Senate he chosen BY the
Electors " ho were elected for that purpose
last September. II when the Legislature
assemblies, uew Senate shall not have
been chosen, provision will probably be
made 10 v1catc the seat OF tire Electors who
have not qualified, and 10 allow others 10 be
elected. Ia such event, there eau be no
daub, that the People would choose others
who would faithfully perform the trust
which they might seek aud obtain. Then,
Il = eiuvrd, the spirt OF the Constitution,
which looks To the Election Of nen Senate
on tie same day IN every fifth year, or as
soon thereafter as may be, would be full,
satisfied, ard at he earliest day possible,
aud IN time, too, 10 allow the new Senate 10
meet the Assembly on the last Monday OF
December, Which Is fixed for the annual
meeting q that body by the Constitution
Of the Stnie.
The House of Delegates is, BIZ the Con.
stItuilon Of Maryland, made the Grand Ia.
guest # that State, and as such, Is author.
ed 10 commit otirrders to PRISON, there 10
remain until discharged by due course OF
law. Whether 1t should exercise lis powers
as an inquest, deserves aud NAV receive It's
most serious consideration. Aud should
the persaGs recently designated as Delegates
To a Convention assemble at Annapolis, and
proceed TO uSurp and to exercise power, and
cIalm authority to subvert the existing form
Of government OF that State, and 10 subs,l.
luic another, the Legislature will be IN
session, ready, and 10 doubt firmly resolved,
to do all tint may be found necessary 10 the
due administration Of the laws, and preser.
yaion Of the institutions of the State
National ia;e'hgeHcer.
Generalization. was such lov
manifested IN Wall ST. as 10 day. People
hook as though they had obtained new leases
OF their lives. Stocks and business are
secondary matters, while the Nhlgs-the
merchanrs-aud all who are engaged in
business or have property ut stake, are
shaking hands and mlngrnr their congratu.
ations. The elections are the absorbing
,oplc-and the prospect that the Govern.
moni, instead Of going to pieces, is to be
brought back to its former sure and healthy
actiou--thc currency restored-and the
wrongs of Jacksonlsm rightcd-has dltiilsed
feelings among our citizens such as we
never again expected to see.-N. \. Com.
Mr. G.. VI. Dallas has failed IN his at.
tempt To he elected TO the Pennsylvania
Convention. The Philadelphia Gazette
says:--
/ We are credibly informed that his name
was scratched from the ticket, by n very
considerable number OF Jackson men, who
though prepared on almost every occasion
to proceed the entire ANIMAL could not
stomach his strong revolutionary doctrines.
Import Of Foreign Wheat. We learn
from the Baltimore American that IN the
early part of the past week sale of 1000
bushels prime German Wheat was made
On this city, at 81. There is now no TO-
4 reign wheat in market. We find by refer
ence TO the custom, house books, that tho
quantity of Wheat imported into this mark.
ct from the LIST to the 2slh of this month
was 43,l0s bushels. During the first nine