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Ca.na,;no pr,;p,rd
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Hunter Cra"loru
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Alex l. oo,i'ns o., a
Buchanan o'ahih
Joseph Cou.t0n 4
Aianzo Coultoh
Wiliiam Cu,ier .
william Coii'eF
Fred oarey
W. " l'ahgwor'hy
William Carnahah ~
MISS L. Lorahs Cur''ss
Mrs l j CurW,n
william Coats
FRANKLIN II oa'hoh
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william : Grvy
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Johh Dawes
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6soFT SHE'LL ALMONDS. BraviI Nuts
~ Filberts & Madara Nuts, for sale by
S. MASON & Co.
Ravenna, July 81, 1887. /
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This paper will be printed semi-monthly,
on gooI type and fine paper, in suitable form
for binding, witha title page and index to each
voume, at the close of the year, for one dollar
per annum, 1" adDance, payable on delivery
of the first number.)
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NOR Sale by BURNETT Il pENDLE Ton
Il large assortment Of French Prints,
French Muslns and Printed Jaconets.
June
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GOOD assortment of Tuscan, Oriental Tus-
W can Oriental Tuscan and Lace Lapt leg
horn and plain StrAw, Ladies Hats for sale by
June 7, BURNETT & p PENDLETON.
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5n HOGS HEADS of first rate Cod F. .sn
~ Just received and for sale by
s. MASON g. Co.
Ravenna, July 2f,. 1887,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-12

we are authorized 10 announce H., JAS.
|. J. Orr as a Candidate for the Q,iic.. f
Clerk OF the County Court, at The ensuing
August election.
We are authorised TO announce Mr.. JEy.
Mugs b. hERR, as candidate for The OF.
hce OF Superior Court Clerk, at the ensuing
August Election.
We are authorized to announce BRAIy
OATES, Esq, as Candidate for re election.
tor tine oiiice OF County Court Clerk, at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorised to announce PEARS.
ALL THOMPSON, Esq, as a Candidate ior
reelection, for the Office of Clerk of the
Superior Court.
We are authorised TO announce Can't.
I'll. ID. W. ALEXANDER, as Candidate Tor
the Office of Superior Court CLERK, "a, The
ensuing Election.
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Preservation OF the Teeth.

ak. PLEASANTS having arrived.
would respectfully suggest to those
who may wish 10 avail themselves of his
services, the proprlety of speedy appIlca-
ton, as his stay will be short. lie can be
consulted at his room at Col. Alesander's
Tavern, when not out on professional en-.
gagements.
Nav Eta, 1887.
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NOTICE.

ENHE public are cautioned against trad,
~ ing for note Of hand, given to D r..
cas- II, Foster, and now in The hands of DR..
]. NJ. HappoIdt, for S472 dated February
1897, with credit of $500, as | have an
offset against said note, aud am determined
not to pay It, without said offset is allowed,
unless compelled 10 do so hv law. :
, LAIRD II. HARRIS.
May III, 1897. t47
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Caution,

\ FQaEWARN all persons from trading
: tor note Of hand given BY me to
frapcls Odell, dated some time IN March, as
the property for which SAID note was given
has proved unsound. | am determined not
to pay 1t unless compelled BY law
JAS, SPRATT.
FWt MAJ, Isrk Dis. So. ca. Nay 3, 1857.
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CDaflnffR:
Friday, May IL, 1897.

I,ho II. Wheeler, ESQ.,. Superintendent Of the
p,,uch Mint at Charlotte, in this State, passed
,h,ouph ,hi. city, on Saturday last. on his way 10
,h,, mace, where he will enter immediately upon
~ duties Of his station. He showed % a spcci,
,a,n Of the new u. s. silver coin, which Is really
=, tempting, we ave induced, ss we'll might any
l,,d run emp,y-pursed Editor, TO promise, s,al 90
.ocn as the government shall Gil every honest,
,oufling goor mans poke, with these precious
Inle mint drops, we III speak better Of the
/. .coils party and cease 20 call Tom Benton q
hamburger. II IL 40, intended, however. at pre-.
,epi. 10 coin any thing but gold at our Mint So
,oeh the better, as u may hasten the rgolden
,ge which has been % long delayed as already 10
Lave siekencd the heart Of the most creduous---
Rsldes the ideH Of qaantHn sgtseif Of these beau
utui pieces Of metal "glitlering through The net
,ork OF the silksa purse" makes ones very poc.
ld yaxn with desire, Bot seriously, the Mint
.ll. We doubt not. sliord important advantages to
cur citizens Of the gold region, aud same general
tsnedt 10 the State; and II our frienc Wheeler
.boaId fail TO produce golden harvest, he viii, we
,ops. BY h.s wonied polite and esntlemanly de-
ror,neni. at least make himself an acceptable 90.
,srnof Of the Des temple OF Maminon over which
hs has been called to preside Raisigh Star
Col. whesler has arrived in hi. place, and Ia.
hen sdgngs Cor the Presen, at Mr.. Smith. Hotel.
", Lase no doubt that M. Wheeisr, from his %.
he and gsn,lemanly department, will give very
general satisfaction 10 our eItiIens, and We vel.
eams him to ogF village. We doubt very much
ubs,her b. will be able 10 hasten tho golden age
which our fritnd OF the Star thinks has been 50
bog DELAYED. We fear The time has passed ~hen
|. Mn, IN tbs rssion Of country soald be service
ase. in.srn ich As the mining operations have been
dragging heavily along Ct soms lime-we hope
our fsar. may be IL bonded. aud Fsfhaps ,hey ate,
sor we have heard within DAY OF tao Of great
success a, one ei Toe mines 10 lhi, vicinity bui
tme all icsi the matter.
Col Whesir' ihiorm. Is that the Mint wiIi 70
la,o 1pefal.on about the lst u July. We arc also
,r7ues,rd 70 state TIA, persons hssiHg gold BY ia.
% II 10 lbs Mat, sii rsoeirs IL salss ia money
I: Nlgshefa funds.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-12

The distress would be horrible. o, every
Saturday, numbers Of working men are dis.
charged. Every body is getting rid Of re.
sponsibiitIes.
The Commercial Advertiser saws that
the losses on stocks in this city amount to
s2O,OO0,000; losses on cotton abroad TO
oo'ooO, 900, losses by failures in New
iork' $4,000 900. and b. failures 10 other
cues oo,oOO,O00 Pile up Inc specie
roll It TO the Mlm; hunt for it as Cortez
ane MS spaniards did. Reform and
glory"
STOCKS nave fallen again to. day. There
VIII De nothing certain till We hear de6nl-
lively from England; and such is the IN.
tense anxiety now to hear from over sea.
that the lelegraPhing Of packet ship Vii
create hustle IL the city.
The three houses in England so laroelv
connected with the American trade 10
which the Bank Of England has extended
ITS aid, are stated TO be s., ,srs. TEomos
Wilson d Son, Thomas Wiides q. Co.. aod
Timothy Virgins. The New York ne.
fican says: ''There seems 10 exist no Doubt
u the bes, informed quarters here tia, tins
arrangement may be considered as having
been consummated; and We look upnp Tins
result, together with that Of the credl, for
about ten millions of dollars opened 10 lie
Bank OF the United States BY the Bank Of
England, as saylngthis CITY, and the country
at large from vast increase of sufieriny.n
Ii was stated some time since. in q IL.
reign newspaper, that treaty had been
entered into between the United States aud
he Peru Bolivian Confederation. We are
happy to learn, SINCE the return of the Frig.
ale brandySIne, that src'l ID the face. q
general convention Of peace, frierdahlp,
and navigation, having befn can.
Guided by Mr.. Lamed, the Charge q t2irrs
OF the United States at Lima, With ,he new
Government, and transmitted to the De.
Partment Of State by that vessel Globe
fraudulent packing Of Cotton. We ara
requested 10 state, that Bale of Cotton
has been opened al the Factory 10 this ,,Aa,
fraudulently packed. The indlydua! sa3
brought II 10 market is well known, had
Will be exposed unless a satisfactory eY
1lanalion is made.-Fayette, obs.
The Express Mail rider from the Noftt
vas waylald BY rutfian, near Az a.ia
leo, on the 22d inst. in an unfreou4nie9
poi, and shot at as he passed Vns tt
penetrated his thigh; but retaining cen
u mind, he kept his saddle and qutckan.ea
us speed, was soon beyond The mlscr nh.
each.
The rail road mania appears to BE- ras-
ng iurously in Germany. At Fra, k'art
when The subscription books for ran rrad
'etween that city and Wsbaden wee an-7-
d, the rush of applicants for stock W, :.
'reat, that the office was obliged 10 ha pro.
ected BY detachment OF soldiers.
An Heq.-A smart editor, down eas..s
as suggested that the surplus resenu. rs
qually divided among The newspaper ura.
rs Of the United States. An excellent
Ian this.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-12

VI hare no faith ia the present state Of IL. con n
TRY, IL rs unsOund There is pletLoric, Lioat. d
state 81 apparent prosperity; but The slightest r.
rerse teu HrO,r our irhoLe money concerns into ir
rsfTieratis confusion. The currency, Je,h Of Great
P'ita'n and Aneriea, ,ras nsrer before in so crit.
cal condition"
The above remarkable sentences are from
speech OF Mr.. Calhoun, in the Senate, on
'he 23d CT February last, -onIy two short
months ago AT that time all was oppa.
renfy prosperous. The land specuator, the
cotton buyer, and the cotton seller the me.
chamc, The panier-all were rich. How
sad are The events of those two months -
what was then prediction is now history
The rich are poor, and the poor are poorer.
Almost every species of property has depre.
ciated nifty per cent, and the end is not vet.
The conviction forces itself upon US, that
1t those who had the wisdom to see the an.
proach OF the storm, had been in power. the
government would not have permitted it to
TALL with all lis desoIatlng violence upon an
USPREPARED country, much less have az.
gravaled II by its mad policy, is taun,s, and
IT'S exuliatlon. But the maignity or the fol.
ly OF the present administration has exerted
all IFS power to add to the evils of the times.
and threatens TO consummate both. and in.
volve the whole country, Banks, individuals,
and all, IA one general ruin, by withdraw
al OF halt The money in the country, and its
deposlIe IN the Mint, Surely there never
before was such a government on The face
Of the earth.-FhyetteriHe Observer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-12

Co \. J. Palmer, Esq, Of tho Milton
Spectator. las sold his interest 10 tie establish
ment 70 q e. Iiusatd |, will hereafter be con.
daetsd hv Nssus. Rogers & Howard. We copy
The sonclading paragraph Of his ysledicIory, pro
bono FsL.,eof
Before | conclude this Address. would now
Wien my motives cannot well bc questioned. u.gr
upon cscrN ono the Importance Of takinr News.
Pap<t. 10 Government ike ours, the, are iuais
pcnsaelc 10 slrc Stll.bcing Of the comtaunt, 49,
Every Parent p9.srs.od Of propef feelings. i. aux.
iuus 70 provide Tor The Literary Edncsli5a oil hIs
rhildfen, What then, i OF more importance thau
lhat they should b. enabled 10 lcstn (which the,
can q through no other sourcc,j the A,slof, and
present coalition Of our Free lasatutlons. aud be-
come scqgaintsd with the PRACTICAL Operations of
our Government. Bctwecn families where news.
papers arc taken and shcre they s-c not. There Is
a marked Distinction in the intelligence ai The
chlldtcn. which have often remarked aud which
Is PrteeP''blo to the slightest obsstyer.7
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-12
or A New Orleans paper states tba,

or A New Orleans paper states that,
10 IIiads county. Mississippi, moro than thou.
sand suits have been brought The citizens, IN
.clt defence, pe,l,lonod The Governor TO convene
the Legislature for the purpose OF passing relief
OF tepleyin law. They have also called upon the
Sheriff to resign Just before the Ap'll term com.
menees, threatening vengeance against any orc
who will accept The Office pro tsfapors 1t is also
stated IN clip IRON the N O. Bulletin office, that
There vas rumor IN that city that the citizen. of
lAa,o county had torn down toe Courthouse and
compelled the Sheriff to tesig9, and tha, several
adJoiniog counties had bold meetings aud passed
resolutions calling upon their Shcgs to resign, in
order to prevent the collection of debts. This is
an awful state Of things il true.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-12

GTWe learn that Josiah Collins, jr. Esq.
has declined being a candidate for Congress. in
the third Congressional District
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-12

" A County rithoW Larnyer. THE
Peoria Register states that Warren County, Hi.
nols, containing population of 1000, with three
OF four thriving towns, and twelve or fifteen more
staked out IN market, has not lawyer in it. Itis
not because the profession are gnoran. Of the fact
for attorneys are always among the first discover.
ers OF the Western towns, and especially all coun
y seats but from the almost total absence Of hi.
CATION Two or three lawyers had tried to live
here" but they had to "eleGr uai.'
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NLARRIEI

MARbIED
In this town, on the 4h inst, by the Rev. VIZ.
Leayenwor;h, Capt JAMES J. DUNLAP 70 Miss
MARGARET ALEXANDER, daughter VI ban
Alexaade-, ESQ.
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Ne'r Sociefy.-.A'Wear.y your old clothes
Society has just been formed IN POUCH.
keeps'e. II is becoming extremely popu.
lar. Its members Increase daily. II the
present times continue, people will be com.
PEELED to wear their old clothes I'LL they are
quite ragged, for who can pay the enor
nous Bills Of the New York ralors now -
" York Express.
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An neq.-A smart editor, down cas-,
mas suggested that the surplus reveuu, rs
equally divided among the newspaper r..a.
tefs OF the United States. An excellent
plan this.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-12

~ Virginia Eieetioas-We have not received
sufficient returns from the Elections in yrgiuia,
10 state the result The Richmend Wings Of the
LIST lost says that 50 far the Wings have 20 cause
ior dependency, for wherever they have e1er.ed
themselves they have gained. II states that The
Wings have certainly gained two members of Con.
gfeSs. Mr.. Hunter in the Caroline, and DIR. Msllo.
~ IN the Norfolk District The following is the
result THE Congressional election az far as heard
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-12

- 4 Gard from Gen. Jackson. Tho
s,sg card from Gen. Jacksaa 10 the Pabue
publisk q IN TIE Nashville uhl3a aboli u,
/ ali Ihs Card. Il val DO .esp. hs, beea
- faith BY eufsia rsn@saiI made BY III.
fNi'A,ls Republican and Wing ard Ra1urf. np.
! shat p1iP0,a D. be " LEussis from tho Ioaf.
} q the S.lsc, Committee VI the House OF RI D.
ra'laTss % Investigate The EGefgtre Depart
ttaia' i a Os.,y Nihia day OF ,so that the
(l'fsss ff,sf'ce 10 eamc 70 hand. and a. we 10,
pa 2a5hsh iheD, ss .iiail deter any remarks
N t.al Ing
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W We learn from the Columbia TILES.
cope, the 9th inst, that the buildings Of The Ma.
nuhl Labor School, connected with the Furman In.
si'lu'lon, N Fairfield District, were DESTROYED by
ire on the lst instant. The school had gone lare.
" into Operation, under auspices which promised
much usefulness TO the country
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-12

Wheat Crops.-Noiwiths,anding the I'm.
favorable appearance in the early part Of
the season, accounts from New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, and 9th.
or sections, concur IN stating, that so great.
" baye The fields improved, thai if the sea.
son should continue auspiclous there will be
iuIl average crop. The Harrisburg PA
paper says, that so tar as that part OF the
country Is concerned, ",he prospect for a
good crop of wheat ras ncrer better" TO
this We have pleasure 10 adding, tina, so far
as we have heard, the improved appearance
OF the wheat crops in this section of our
own state has dispelled all gloomy iorebod
lnss, and we now look forward with a rea.
sonablc hope of fair harvest. Hiisboro
Recorder.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-12

OF We state for the Information of the
public, shsi The Formers Bank Of Cha,ahoocbee,
Ga, has closed its doors, Itislikcly thai tie Dol.
dcrs of the bills " u suffer total loss
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-12

The Fressure.-As might have been ex.
pected, the distress IN money matters which.
at hrs', was confined 10 the larger Cities,
Bogus 10 dltluse itself over the whole sur.
face Of 'be country. North Carolina will,
~ doubt, fare as well, or perhaps better,
ihan any other State 10 the Imam aud vel,
even here the Influence Of tina, depression,
which Is paralyz'ng the energies OF the great
sea.potts, beglns sensbly 10 be loIt From
Washington, We learn that the extensive
and eulerprzlug House of TAySAmILL,
LAVENDER d GO. hes 20 succumb To the
violence of the pressure willis, IN Newbern,
Fayetteville aud Wilmington. great embar.
raSsnent IS experienced on account of the
Northern failures Raitgh Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-12

ILlte accounts from England state tina, sons.
hing substantial hag been d3ne for tie CONNER.
cal interests Of The country tgt ell pfedicated on
The expectation Of receiving remittance. from 4 Is
country 10 gold and SILVER BY the next packet
Cotton Is SUI Town, The arrangement between
the Bank Of England and that OF tbs United States
Is also sad to BE- on .he point Of completion.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-12

OF Southern telescope. have re.
celved several numbers of the Southern Telescope
IN It's enlarged form. II is now as Interesting aud
respectable paper as the State affords. We wish
The euteFpris'ng proprietors success.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-12

OF John Mckinley, of Alabama, has
been appointed BY the President, to be one Of the
Associate Justices Of the Supreme Court OF the
Unitea States, in place of VIM Smith, declined
Another member Of Congress rewarded.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-12

Nai NriaHchsiy Casually We have the pain.
id cuiy OF announcing the death OF Col. JOHN
bRAADuA. q thus county, aho wGs accidents nv
Aiied' ON "Wednesday evening last. The par.
hculafs, as NC haze heard them from neighbor
q tos BfandoH's, are as follows: Ga the s..n.
ing o. ais death, Col- Brandon as present v uere
b's hatds "cfe engaged "a telling tree as the
tree tell Il lodged sgaiasI another, sided back
some ttn o. hitccn ittl q where Col B. vas stand
'ogi aud caught him uudcr the end, aud literally
crushed hin 10 death The accident happened
about O'Clock ~ The evening, and Col Brandon
dted at u The sanie evening. III was highly e.
'et'ncd By his noighbors az intelligent ADD useful
ci'iEen, aud sterling patfiot.-->aiisbury Csro.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-12
6J-ltis stated that draft drawn by Gen.

/ @it is stated that draft drawn by G en-
jackson on New York has been sent back pro,es
ted The old General expected to get Is cents ior
his cotton. lie must not trade on borrowed capi.
tai, nor oyerirsde nor oveFdraw Ii 10 also stated
that he is a sufferer by some Of the failures in
Ne" Orleans. As men are generally more sensi.
ti'e about their money matters than any other,
these losses may be the means of opening his eyes
to the iutility of some Of his past measures.
W Erpnngang.-The Wheeling va
Gazette, says, that when Mr. Senator Benton ar.
rived al that place, bis name was entered on the
iio'el Register as is customary, but it was soon
after erPungsd. A black line was drawn around
It, and his iavorile word written 10 bold characters
across 1t. Good.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-12

Fraudulent packing Of Cottoa.-We ara
requested 10 state, that Bale of Cation
has been opened al the Factory 10 this y .,
fraudulently packed. The indlyldua. aa1
brought II 10 market is we'll known. sad
will be exposed unless a satisfactory ey.
PLANTATION is ade.-Fayette. Obs.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-12

ne rail- road mania appears to b. fas-
lng iurlously IN Germany. At Fra,k'od
when the subscription books for ran raad
between that city and Nsbaden seie an=a-
ed, the rush of applicants for stock Va, $
great, that the office was obliged 10 ha pro
tected BY a detachment OF soldiers.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

w i''friioa bas,ng bCep dfasa by friend 10
f''tsia essnmeuts. 10 the Nashville Republican
r. y ias Nhtg ard Banaef, upoa shat purt.7rts
, -Eu'ac's ffnat the Joufnal 0i the s. Gam,
ifr = tn house % Representative - invest
| 'is ias tIecsiise DcpAftmeais, Sc. &c" smaug
Aea iAy is'uusuny, 10 part, Of Juags White.
~ lease ~ stat, IL ,he PgaIc that - doe tie.
/ Ase fsee"o The ,oaiaal 81 these pfazsrd,agp,
g ssaa a. the Stale Of ny he&.lh p-rmus. |
~ sfFpss he u asl,cc eoac 10 M Nv Judge
-''s ana those Sd aas p,rd u ~ GUYS lis at,rufA
4 .aaheci ny nsHae - in dlshonnrabic oy,uures
4 'As Pssi'ieai eosifsi Which hat resulted 10 thc
r''aa q vi. Vas Buren, - nv Pfes4ssncy.
y Is due 70 myself nos 70 stair, that | never
. - hsld bot ore conversation uiih M Osstile
'eey co the sph5cc, u the ,alc electaa. sad
| @as - ny aso carfiagr. ~ ny Nay from the
tfnliiee 10 NssA'neton IL The iAls u ~, 10
aapahF S1ih Ne - A. Donel.pn and NJ lea.
Randolph lie fclI IN with o, oc the wag on
seaaea We were gong 10 bait for the WIGHT
a'' 'athef't |, vss 10, CAV, AMI invited
| % ete SCAT IN my carriage, IL scctpscd
4 invitation ab1gt seven nllrs lron has fathers,
'oSs "''h u, my boy riding kw horsc Tie
| '"saii9n originated IN statement made by
owning TON that good old s,aunch republican,
'''na' boani, q a ca cus ~ the mcmhers Of
Convention then 'i,ting at Nashville, attempted
se''sn W by John Bel aud others, With the
q nominating Judge White for tho Press.
70 opposition Z, aOy nomination which the
= e"ay Of The Republican party might make
w convention ptoposed 10 be held al HaIumafc.
|" PROJECT Gov. Bioupt informed me, he oqpos
" Nc friend Of Judge White, believing that II
4 Ia IL.
N9a'hf'' No comment OF NINE upon this
,H - disclosed % conveyed any olber senll
4'Ah lhal oi occurrence 10 the wisdom OF
4 SCI which Governor niuunt bad given.
sasH, hoseyrf, notice this eanvoTsation
1 AfWcglarly hereafter, Il is ouly necessary faf
sea he'e. that lhc sisten,rnl made by Mr.
sppendse 10 the testimony OF Judge
/ STORE the committee. OF a pInonsitln of
4 fan Nr Vac Burea fpr the Presidency,
4 'se white Tor tho Vice ptcsidenc,, ,suf
1 J"''' No such proposition waseycr made ,
-. p h'In, or TO any one else nor uas there
I, pt,sii furnished 10 any part Of that CONVEX.
I, NE tissue OF misrepresentation and
o''9ting Which eharaoterzos tho hole of
"s-''y ' narrative on this subject.
ANDREW JACKSON.
''e'a'lou 10 thus Card, the B,nne, saw. mi,
e-" mai his attention" should havo been
zoe "conments Of the Renuhllcan
''' ta'het than To the tex, itself One
suppose ftom the opening seatepec tina,
>V'''pon's not the evidence, had reduced
''' necessity of appearing in his defence
VIC public, When the TACT is. tia, the Rcnuh.
N'"i"cd Itself TO simply calling the attention i
'''D''' 10 Judge Whites testimony, aud The I