The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-26


ly would be broke aud the Banks themselves seri-
ously inluredi suspension therefore was resort
ed to as the only means Of bensittng the country.
The Y. 5. Bank also came into the measure, but
with great reluctance, well knowing what han
die would be made of this Circumstances by its OPP
ponents. Confidence has been measuraby restor-
ed at the North by this measure-so much SO, that
a considerable rise has taken place in the stocks,
viz I. 5. Bank rose from IS to 10; Phenix Bank
from Is to 80; State Bank from 20 TO IS; Della.
ware and Hudson Canal from so to 70 Boston and
Providence Rail Road from 30 to l0l.
OTThe following resolutions were adop.
ted by Convention of the friends Of the " Inleg.
rity of the Union," held in Harrisburg, Pa on the
| s., InstenL The spirit with which this meeting
was conducted is a guarantee that PenDsy lvanla
a, least viii endeayor to make the bonds of our
Union indlssoluk,s.
Resolved, Tha; the Government of the United
States has no constitutional power whatever over
the relation Of master and slave, In any OF the
States OF The Union.
RsGOlced, That whether Congress does or does
not possess the right Of legsIaung on the subject
Of the Abolition OF Slavery within the District Of
Columbia, II would be unwlse and impolItic IN the
extreme, to assert or exercise such tight; as any
attempt TO do so would impair the harmony and
mutual confidence Of the States, ii mol peril the
iaegfity OF the Union
Resolsed, That each State has the exclusive
night utdcr the Constitution, 10 Judge Of estab
lirh, and maintain within lis own borders, It's own
system OF domestic relations aud domestic policy !;
aud that every attempt by the citizens OF one State
TO dlnounce or inyalidate the established institu
tons o. another, Is unaarTsnted by the Constltu.
lion, aud hostile 10 the peace aud harmony Of the
Union.
Resolrsd, That 10 State could be Justly required
10 recognize valid, under the constitutional
compact Of the States, measure which should
'iohie ITS internal security and peace, abrogae
the rights OF property OF It's citizens and that We
pledge ourselves 70 unite with the people Of the
other States, "a opposing such inifactions Of the
Constitution, and IA maintaining the domestic re-
pose Vi every member Of this confederation.
Warren Diartct.-ln this Congressional
District, Col. Macin, OF Franklin, also an
Administration man, has taken the field n
opposition 10 Gen. Hawkins. THIS is the
,lrunges, Van Buren, Distrn. in the State,
and the Wings are too weak TO fight on
their own hook !" but, We presume, they
have the power by concentrating their vote,
TO cleo, tina, candidate of :" the party" leas,
Objectionable to RaieigA Register.
Federal Courf.--rhis Court adjourned
on Saturday evening but little business hay.
ing been done. The Mate and Seamcn Of
the Steam Packet William Gibbons, charg.
ed with puuderIng the Passengers, after
she vas wrecked on our coast, were tried.
The men were acquitted, but the Mate,
Andrews, was found Guilty 10 conse.
quence however. Of some mitigating CIR.
the Cour, only sentenced him
10 six months Imprisonment and fine OF
Ten dollars. Badger, for the t. States,
the District Attorney beng abseut--W.
II. Haywood, Jr. for Prisonefs.-ib.
Fayetteville DiStrict.-Lauchiin Beihune,
Esq. ADM is ANNOUNCED IN the last North
Carolina journal as a Candidate for Con.
gress, IN opposition 10 Edmund Deberry,
ESQ. " hlg.l-Fdy Obs
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By late accounts from Florida, il appears
that the celebrated Oseola mas at last sur.
rendered, and IS anxious to emigrate TO the
west, Numbers Of the lndians have gone
so Tampa Bay for the purpose OF ctnigra.
ton, where they are allowed TO dispose OF
their cattle aud poncys. Oscola with four
hundred warriors aud some seventeen or
hundred other lndans. men, NO.
mcn and children are now at Lake Muuroe,
where II is said he entertained the troops
with an Indian Ball dance.-N c. Jour.
Some oflho papers affirm that Gen. Jack.
son has involved himself IN heavy liabilities
Tor a relative who has failed, TO the extent
Of seriously Impairing his private fortune.
His hearlles dicium, that, "all who trade
on borrowed capital ought To break" may
perchance be written on his own hearth
stone. Wilmington Advertiser.
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Tin, which has heretofore been consider.
ed metal not TO be found IN America has
been discovered in great abundance in Mis-.
sour. Near the Charltau river, in that
State, Lead and Iron are SAID TO exist in
A pure state. One individual is stated TO
have melted down $4,000 pounds OF Cop.
per, from the ore found on the surface of the
ground. -Rcieigh Register.
"llere comes the distress Nal" said
little bow, as the cypress rider came gallon.