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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

have been coded to the Society. Abou,
one hundred houses have been erected.
Z. BAssA Cows Is ON the oppo,i,.
side Of the bay from Edina-a settle.
ment founded by the joint efforts OF
the New York and Pennsylvsnis Cole
nization Soeiehes. Nearly one han
dred slaves msnumitted by the will OF
the late DR.. Hswes. OF Rappahsnncck
county. Virginia. were The FIRST set
tiers. Many Of them were decidedly
pious and all pledged to the temperance
cause. A strong desire to plant this
settlement on the principles Of the So
eiety Of Friends. induced those who
controlled the first expedition to send
the emigrants unarmed and 10 leave
them defencsless. A native chief
taking advantage Of this, attacked the
settlement. killed q number Of i,s In
hsbItants and dispersed the rest. This
settlement has been rs-es,ablished and
prospers. During the last summer
more than one hundred and fifty town
lots have been cleared and several hou- =
seS erected for the accommodation of
future emigranis The eolonis,s gen
orally are sober, peaceful. contented
and happy. Their number exceeds
two hundred.
9. CAPE PALMAs-This establish.
ment is about go miles south Of Mon
rovia, has been founded by the Coloni-
cation Society Of MARYLAND and. Is pa.
tronized by the Legislature. The val.
lage of Harper contains about twenty.
five private houses and several public
buildings; by report of the late intel.
ligent Governor. DR.. Hall, the people
are moral. industrious. religious and
happy. This gentleman has resigned
his Office. and J. B. Russwurm. a man
OF color. and late Editor Of the Libe-
ria Herald. has been appointed Cover
nor Of that Colony.
All the settle meats. except. perhaps.
the most recent ore. have schools ar. d
churches. The churches are eleven
or twelve 10 number. mostly erected at
the expense and by the hands Of the
colonis:s.
The agricultural and commercial
productions Of these places are rice,
sugar, cotton. coffee, cassada. banana
(the two last bread siud.. potatoes,
Indian corn. cattle, hogs. hides, cam
wood. palm oil. ivory. gold dust. tor
toise-shell. pepper. oranges. and lem
ons.
The great staples Of the country Will
probably be rice, cotton, coffee and su-
gar, as they can be raised Of the fines.
quality.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23
NATIONAL BANK.
HEJdlRKS or DANIEL REBsrER

IN rHs ssNAIs. on the sih in,t M WGs-
srER rose and addressed the Chairman. as fol-
lows
rise. Mr.. President. for the purpose
OF presenting 10 the Senate . petition
signed by fourteen or fifteen hundred
mercantile houses in the City OF New
York. praying the establishment OF q
National Bank in that city. These pc
titioners, sir. set forth that in their
opinion, . National Bank is the only
remedy. Of permanent character. for
the correction Of the evils now affect
ing the currency Of the country. and
the Commercial! exchanges. The peti-
ton is accompanied by ashort eommu-
nIcahon from the committee raised for
the purpose Of preparing the petition.
IN which they state what believe to
be true. from some knowledge Of my
own. that the petition is subscribed
without reference to political dishnc-
ton and they inform us, On the autho-
rity Of their own observation and know
ledge. that, in their opinion on no sub
ject did the moTeantile community OF
New York ever address Congress with
more entire uDanimhy than they now
approach it. in favor Of National
Bank.
Mr.. President, (sAid Mr.. w my
own opinions on this subject have long
been known and ,hsy remain now a.
they always have been. The cons,itu-
.ional power Of Congress TO create a
Bank IS made more apparent by the
acknowledged necessity which the Go
yernment Is usder 10 use some sort Of
Banks a. fiscal agents. The argument;
stated tho other day Nv the member
from Ohio, opposite TO me mr.. Nor
rls, and which | have suggested often
heretofore, appears to I'VE unansWera-
BILE and that u. that. n the Govern
ment has the power TO use corpoTations
IN the fiscal concerns Of The country. u
must have the power 10 create such
corporations. | have slways thought
that, when, by laW. both Houses Of
Congress declared the use Of State
Banks necessary 20 The Administration
Of the revenue. every argument sgA,n,i
we consutuuQnal power oi tougfcss 70
create a Bank Of the United Sts,es
was thereby surrendered thst II 10
PLAN that. " Congress has The power
10 adopt Banks for the particular U.s. 81
the Government. !, has the power 30
create such institutions also, u " deem
that mode the best No Government
creates corporations for the mere put
pose Of giving capacity 70 an sn,hcial
body. II IL the end designed. the uss
TO which it's 10 be spilled. that decides
the question. IN genera. whether the
power exists 10 ereaie such bodies. 10
such . corporation as Bank be nsces-
ssry 10 Government. u its use be indis-
pensabls. and IT. on that ground Con.
gress may take into its service Bsnhs
created BY States over ~hieh u has 20
control. and which are bot poorly Cited
Tor its purposes. how can il hs msin-
iained that CongEsss msy not create
a bank. BY ne ewn authority. fespobsl-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

One Of the journsls tells a story Of 4
young nah who had quite the mansion
of Sir Richard Rum ia q state Of eHtrems
disoumfuddlement. II happened thai
one Of the city bells began 10 ring foi
arc. The young gentleman thought u
uas the clock striking the hour
lie counted eight nine ten eleven
iWeive thirteen fourteen he gave
itup.
We'll. I'm blamed" said be. ~
this isn't later thaa ever knew IT,"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

MANA boy named Harri,on
Gray Gus, has been found guilty Of
stealing IN Boston. and AleVanSsl
Hamilton has been sentenced ia New
York Tor assault and battery.
a GOOD EXCUSE. paper in Ala
bama gives a pe,tec,ly satisfactory 4pol
ogy for the contract dness Of its edi
torial columns, by saying ats editoI
bal TUS sOsy. Ills subscribers had
probably first run away, and he. think
ing COS good turn deserves sooshss,
yva away To-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

The RYs Of Benedict .4ra0H-n
hs. generally been supposed tina, Ar
nold's tTeacherv Nas = source Of great
affection 20 his wife, who went late
Mysteries when the newI Of Andre .
capture Was communicated 10 her
There is. however. evidence in Burrs
Memoirs. which shows thu, ,he was q
traItoress. Soon after the discovery.
Mrs. Arnold obtained permission Of
Gen. Washington to join her husband.
who waS with the British IN New York.
On her way thther she lodged one
night with Mrs. Provost. the wife Of q
British officer TO whom she confessed
that she Vas Disguised with the Ameri-
can eauSe-that she had been IA cor
respondence with Andre. and that she
was happy TO bee relieved from all fur
theT necessity Of play Jog the hypoor'e.
Mrs. Provost si,efW ards became tho
wils Of Col. Burr. to whom che stated
these fsei'.-I .qA1ny JOSrnak
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23
VOL. 80.
vaon Az ssoliss PAPEa.
TME DRoKRN.aRARrED.

TuE DRoE EARrGD.
ss~ that the light Of her beauty had faded.
The eye tia, iiiu@sd II EsIed wildly and
drssr.
Her ,r.sse,. neglected. hung loo. and us-
braided
And 'hrouded cheek s..'d 9Th .emo.
rySksr;
Yet she breaihed aot the nsns Of her ,ru.,,
The solaee Of friendship r-ss vain ~ in-
she bad loved With tn. warmth Of q suiI.ls.s
believer,
But man had been fai,hlss. and broke. her
heart.
The dwelling i, Isv where abe wi,hsr.S 10
sadness.
The b1~sr d-.ertcd--her harp !. uustrung
The ro>es she tsined, aad TN light note, ~
glsdne.,
No longer shall blo,,om-no more shall b
sang
The Dove hath . refuge. . house OF protse-
ton,
When rent is tn. ,,Orm-eioud, and vivid il.
dart,
But dssolate wsnders the maid Of affection,
Whose truth has been slighted, and broken
She's gone-sbd her relics the willow weep
In the graves quiet slumber are hushed her
deep woes,
She hears not the sigh OF . recreant lover
No promises bl'ghted disturb her repose
Her spirit, too pure for the bonds that en-
chained h.
Now hallow'd in realms whsnes il pe'er
shall depart.
Looks radently down on the wretch who dis
dained u.
On him who has rihed and broken q heart
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

giftsd men Of the present gensr.tiop,
he must be net with the same orisi
nality and power. Where 10 this "a
be found Who can meet him Oh hi.
own level' Such ignorant. vulgar
brutal. blockheads. 81 furnish the anti
abolition matter Of the Courier and En-
quirer. will not suit the present crisis.
We must cast round for spirit ofpowsr
aud truth. Let US try.
-feto York Herald.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23
Ritter

The improvement - putting up butter 20
keep veil and preserve It's fTs,hnes.. has kept
paes with the impTo'ing spirit a. Ne age. \
mode Of nSkiHS SutseT m Russia, - thus spo-
Ken Of by LonjOn PRINT, Asd spPeau worthy
~ experiment
n correspondent Of tie London
Mirror. Who bed resided many years
m Russia. states that mode Of MAX
ing butter had been INTRODUCED into
that country 80 VMCh the max was
boiled or tmmersd whilst sweet. fT
shout fifteen minutes. The heat being 80
graduated a, not 60 burn a. He savs
that no difficulty occurs N Masking bu'-
ter from milk ihu' prepa.ed by the
ordinary Vsy ofohurn,rg. u very ~
pefior quality h that Which had IN
defgone iermeutAnrn. Tie butter pre-
pared according 20 this p'an D, ~ SD
~ keep longer, whilst the n,iiz ihat
may Femsin being sVFti ~ possessed
~ Almost The same value or ordinary
purposes had ~ more healthy IL 70
svggested that should ihis mode 30
generally adopted the ,srsl, contsiu.
ing The mix shall be q such a share
80 90 admit VI their standing w tho ket-
Ito or boiler. ~ which ueass the u.k
u burning he milk 'will be avoided"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

The products o. manufactures IN
PittsbuSF for The pss' oar. afe es'intt-
ed a more than : ,.,I, 900
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

D,r'rniy Of JrlgmsnL-The cT~cts
Of evidence are ~ va ious a. the minds
Of men. Three persons 81 doWn -
The study Of history. one snds 10 u
catalogue Of homsn vickeSbsss. snd
be rises q HIssrthfops another caich-
- every u here CLEANS u mans excel
lenee and be geti Up pb'lAntbfopist
. third Observes tksi nrh men only
have siWsys hsen powerful. and be be.
comes u.ref So 60 GOES IN ite "a
tursl ORD. TIE ssve sYn sh.ne' on
the bricks and on ne shutter, II .
house. and u make, one red sbd The
other green
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

VIRGINIA COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
Ertrae' from lAs SiTth Annual Report sfiss
BsUd Of Manager eFAs CoLsnasoisss So
eisiy Of 1rrsiaia. for 1857.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-03-17

We are authorised to announce PEARS
ALL THoNPSoN, Esq, as Candidate for
reelection, for the office of Clerk of The
Superior Court.
We are authorised TO announce Capt.
II. ID. W. ALEXANDER, as a Candidate for
the office Of Superior Court Clerk, at tho
en>nnr Election.
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NOI'IisE.

A LII persons indebted TO the late firm Of
A Craven 4 Folsom, are requested to
come forward aud settle by the Isl oil April,
s longer indulgence Cannot be given
Those who do not avail themselves Of this
notice, may expect to have 10 settle with al
officer.
DERIAS FOLSOM.
Marcd 10 1887
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-03-17

The nomination of Mr.. Ellis. TO be Minister 10
Mexico, has also been confirmed
We have heard of no nomination, as yet of
Minister 10 Austria.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-03-17

OF Inaugural Address.-Our readers
will find the Inaugural Address Of Mr.. Van
Buren, IN preceding columns. We think IT
a very good one, aud all We ask is for him
10 act up 10 his professions.
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THE CABINET.


The Senate sat yesterday until half pas, | o..
clock, aud adjourned 10 meet again to-day having
yet much Executive business before il.
The nomination of M. poinsetl, to be Secretary
of War, has been confirmed.
The nominations Of WI am Smith of Alabama,
and John Grafton, of Tennessee To BE- Judges OF
the Supreme Court have bceu confirmed.
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GBJr1GffR !
Friday, March "a, 1897.

0TWe are compelled 10 omit JUvENIs
this week for want of room.
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Military Cont II Hqmyy.-Thc Fred
euck Herald Of Saturday, says
We understand Tia, II Is probable Thu.
Court viii ADJOURN 70 dly aud that they
wi la'inn their Oflnicu 10 the President
N substance, the same as II WAS before.
The Oan'o1 On haJar General Games
CASE, Ne have not set beard. II !, suppos.
81 that lae decision uilI o. laid before Pres.
lion, VAC Eurcn, as Gen. Jacasou's term
has now 5" nearly expired as scarcely 10
gnc hlm nne 10 act"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-03-17

0~TGen. Jackson's Farewell Address tc
the people OF the L. States IN our next.
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rrss, "a, Nal.ss., L.l,l,s,aesl, March 5.

The N,Esfs--l. stall 90 SESSION. Yesterday. tbs
Wee PRESIDENT u The n,ird state. haA,nr u4th.
drawn, acc5rUirg 10 usage. 70 4i.aa Of Tie chlC.
IT ffe,5dsui pfa ten, before The adjournment
V.r Scu4le posecedsd 10 TIE choice ct a Ffts,dcur
Fro Irapsgr, sud ,he hlo,iug resulted ia The ejcc
sion o. F" l.aam a. htag, OF Aiabaa5, 10 taa, hon.
vfsitc s.asiJu.
The Senate sp-u' snuc time n Executive bnsi.
nc-s. During The siuing, il j. understood, bc.,ir,
ppWbgt OF smaller uaninssipna, and rcscSal o.,
ulhec the following gentlemen Wc,c nominated i0f
The nihces attached e. their respective uaules;
- b. Secretary 'or the Department OF War,
joel 4. Patn.et, s,uth C4raIna
To Ia Eavoy Extraordinary aud Minister rleni.
ro'cn'lafy 10 Russia, George II Dallas, q renu-
sylyanla.
70 b secretary Of Legation 10 The samc eoun.
lry. WilIam " Chew
TO be Minister 10 Pfisia. Horny Whcaten
To DC Easov Extraordinary and Minister PIcni-
polcntiary 10 VI axico, powhalan Ellis.
10 be Charge a. Affairs to Belgium, William
II, Haywood, OF North Carolina.
We do not know whether any Of the above sp.
pnlnlmeats we're acted uPan yesterday, except
that vi Mr. Dallas. winch was confirmed,
Thc Es President Of the uui,ed States, General
Andrew jackson, departed from this city ycstcr.
day. on hs way to his residence IN Tennessee,
whcro We hope he mas pass Tho remainder Of his
lite 10 quiet fcpJse.-ib
THE CABINET.
II - 70 be presumed, from the fact Of ouly ono
Cabinet Minister htiag yesterday nominated 10
the senate that the res,iuc Of tho Cabiuc, will re-
main eosniosed aLdrr the last Administration.
The Cabinet III then CONSIST OF ,lie following gen.
tlrmcn .--,b -.
JouN FoRsyru, sspfeiary of State.
Law WoonaUnN. Secretary OF the Treasury.
j. 4. PotNSErr, Secretary of War.
", DlesrGsoS, Secretary Of the May.
u, T. BurLGR, Attorney General.
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TIE P-ssi!cm.-l'he Washington cor.
respondent OF the Courier & Enquirer SAYS +:
" The President is very, sery feeble, and
vii no, be able 10 commence hs journey TO
the Hermitage On the OH Of March, as he
intended. In consequence he has giyefe No.
tee oi his intention 10 Like up his lodging
With Mr.. Blair on the morning oflhe tttrd Z
iHs may be ii termInaisf for such an
administration as the present, but It does
hn, become the dignity Of station that any
Ey.PTsiisnt should domict'iule himself uu.
der the root OF such a man as Blair"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-03-17

Nec Cotton Fdctory,-Messrs. Elliott
Horney and others, have been for some
time actively engaged in erecting a cotton
Factory at the Cedar Falls on Deep River,
IN this county, six miles northeast OF tins
place. We understand they are making
rapid progress. and likely 10 get the ma.
chlnery into complete operation some hme
during the present spring.-Southcrn CHI.
zen.
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NOTICE.

sA GTRAlED from the Subscri.
N - Der, on the evening of the
81 NSs7th inst. a gray HORSE, 5 or
rs-szssssss 9 years old, marked with har-
ness on Tue sides, SAID horse was raised IN
the lower part Of this county, IN the neigh.
borhood OF Smart's mine, he was formerly
owned by George Cross. Aey person delv-
ering said horse TO me IN Charlotte, or CIV
Ing me information of hun, shall be COM
for their trouble.
w. A. JENNINGS
Charlotte, MARCIA l6, 1887. 37.T
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6TIhe Independence of Teras ack-notrl.
edged.-rhe following resolution was pass
ed by both Houses Of Congress before their
adjournment:
Resoired, That the State Of Texas having csia.
b.l,hed aud maintained an independent Govern.
'nsn', capable Of performing those duties, 70.
reign and domestic, which upper,ain 70 ntcpen-
deaf Governments. and it appearing that there is
no longer any reasonable prospect OF tie success
iul prosecution Of the war by Mexico sgaia,i ssid
STATE. q - eHPedieut end proper. and ~ con'lrmi-
~ wt'h the laws Of nations, aud the practise o,
this Gogrfnmenl IA ike eases. that the inde pen.
dent political cHisieucc 81 said stale be acknow
edged by The Government Of The United St..tes."
The President Illuminated 10 the Senate
". Labranchc, Of Louisiana, 10 be diplo
matte repres,n NATIVE Of the tui;cd States 10
Texas, which has been confirmed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-03-17

u he following !, an extract OF a letter
trnm t'rn. Je-op Published IA the Washing
ton GLOBE a short time since. he appears
10 b. disposed 20 make the dmcrdc hoaord
biz 10 Gru. scott Tor the charges made +.
.ans him ~ his letter to Francis 7. Blair
III cones ailh bad grace al tins ,iHe-
and more especially -. as Il Is stated by a
writer IN the Norfolk Herald, aud uhlch !,
ooiic,cd TO be true, that tc.up sas - well
acquainted with ihc d.firuur, m Florida
before has letter lo Blair, as lie was vi ,n lie
sfotc hrs last DESPATCH
Every department and every 1diy.dual has
!ah'ied Hy utnoss expectations. aud H5.uihs uc.
ec.sary - be done has bgcu isa undnuc
NJ at act ~ justice In all my Predecessors ia
cQfnaiand, consider It ms dot, 20 saf iha, ,iIe
ss,Valites sil'ndiug military operations M Ui,
r.@A'fy ran b. property appreciated uuls b. ios,
a IAtnted with ttcm. | hAve tsi ad,4at4 ~,
~isss FtelihcF 81 taetn l---es.sd ~ better ps, "a
faioas and muFe abdaGant supplies snt found
u Impossible n nissfaie With suy prosi.eel ~ ,us
trsA uub8 had established lac or dc "a. Cross
tlr cagnirr.
1his - sefslcc Nhi,h 80 man W1uld SEGA
a illi anf ether vfra than 'hu mere performance
"a be. datt cistAaCt4u ~ taefoasc ~ reputation
i. or 81 INC a. .i,as. apd iae difficulties 4rr sueh
lh.s ,bs br,, concerted plans nssy tc,ah n ah.o.
ule isslaf,, AID tic h,si rsab.i,i,j fepatatlon b.
lasl usissui a 'AuH.
= II have AT ans time said auaht ln dlsaars-c.
mcu, 81 tie oi~rati1ns Of uthtrs IN Florida either
ssib43l. ~ 10 writing, otii,i4ly Or un1.icta,iy
knowing TIC oo0nttt A. pos kuow Il, | caa.lder
ipvscli baaUd - mau VI hQn0r solcmu.y 10 r..
AT n
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4 competent iriiqeSS. Col. White, OF
Florida. long Delegate ia Congress from
lha, Territory, being about TO retire to pr.
sa;e lI,e, has addressed vaIedlc,ory letter
to hrs constituents, IN which we find the fol-.
loving strong passage
IL have now been here twelve years, and
| say with sincerity that neser served IN
Congress 50 dcterioraled IA morals and
politics A. the present, With some honorable
exceptions. There is no topic which seems
10 prompt them 10 action OF any sort, except
the most degrading Of all impulSes--party
spirit and the stimulus OF faction" Is there
not too mueh truth in this severe but lust
cens"rc! And when will the evils here
complained Of ever be rec,ified
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-03-17

Aaother Cotton Fdct0ry.-We are graf
public that another Cotton Factory has been
pat IN operation in thus part Of the country.
Thomas .NcNeeiy, Esq, of AiocksviIle, now
IN DAVE County, is the enterprizng indi.
vldual who has put up this establishment.
The House is very handsome brick build
ing, and the power used is steam. The size
Of the house, and The power Of the engine
are calculated to run 5000 spindIes, as we
learn, but Mr.. McNeelv starts with less
number, intending 10 add the others hereai.
ter. We understand that the Factory does
excellent work. We wish every possible
success TO the enterprizlng individual who
has thus set this worthy example to richer
men than himself.
We understand, too, that some enterpri
zins gentlemen in our neighboring iowa Of
Lexington, are now engaged in putting up
an extensive Cotton Factory. We wish
them every success.
Poor old Salisbury when will she a.
wake to sense of her interest, aud danger !
The capital is here 10 start noble establish.
ment,-but the other thing is wanting-,he
spirit, : the enterprise. When, few weeks
ago, it was spoken of in this place, will it
DO believed that there are men among us
who threw cold water on the enterprize
The scales will fall from their eyes after
while.- Western Cdroliaiaa.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-03-17

we have pleasure IN placing before the
public eye the following triumphant vind.
cation OF III. A. Wise, the fearless arraigu-
er OF public wrongs, from the vituperailon
and calumnies with which he has been as.
sailed, through the press, by those who in
some cases misunderstood, and IN others will
lully misrepresent, bis character Nat. Int.
TUESDAY, MARcn =, 1887.
In SELECT COMMITTEE Ia Inquire into the ecndl-
lion Of the various Executive Departments, &c.
under the resolution Of the 18th Of January
M. PEARCE moved the following resolution,
when was UNANIMOUSLY adopted
Resolved, unanimously, That notwithstanding
The highly exciting topics of discussion which
have come before this committee, aud their fire.
quent and anIma,ing debates, the Hon. HEnRY A.
"sE as their chairman, has at all times so con-
Quoted as To entitle hlm to their lhanAs, hich are
hereby accorded 10 him.
Chief Justice fancy has not soiled his
ermne by following The example set him
10y President Jackson he has bowed, as
was fitting he should, to the supremacy Of
the laws-to the power Of the people, ihro'
their represenlatIses-and having testified
before the Select Committee, authorized TO
act by the House, he has, by his example,
put ms seal oi condemnation on the doctrines
Of K. NJ. Whitney, followed out successive.
ly by the President and his household troop.
10 evidence, gwen by hun recently, to ex.
PLAIN the nature Of The Treasury Bureau, a.
bout TO he established, he states that Whit.
ney had schemed II himself; but that liz
had moi ia,oured II; neither had he given
him any prospect, II he had or should, tina,
he would place bun at The head OF such
responsible Office.
The Chief Justice, therefore, corrobo
rates the statesment attributed 10 hun. as is
sad, on the authority of Mr. Franci. Thorn.
as, "ih"t, knowing Whitney well, whilst
he was at the head Of the Treasury office,
be, W., should not hold" 1t was TO elicit
this refusal Of Mr. fancy, the question vas
put by Mr. Peyton, which CALLED the In.
mlcUidte so much, as 10 have Induced hun
to adop, the line Of contumacious conduct,
whlch led to tie after scenes before the
Committee.
II vas tins that led to the grand farce
now enacted " the House, and worse than
all The moral degradation, 10 he exhibited
"a the partisan triumph obtc.aed.
Well Il - tina, the office OF Chief Justice
Is independent of Executive fayor-werc It
otherwise, the Continuance Of the incumbent
therein Aou.d nol be worth au hours pur.
ork g.aesicQa.