The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-03-03

the Message may reasonably be presumed to be
in accord with the prevailing sentiment in both
Houses of Congress on the subject. The Report
is decidedly against the measure of Reprsals, I'M
der present circumstances The committee pre-
ter the more reasonable and polite course OF await
ing the result ota due representation Of the several
alleged grievances, With the proofs thereof, TO
the Government OF Mexico, as provided for by the
existing Treaty between the two countries. We
presume that the conclusions Of the Report will
receive the sanction Of the Senate and, generally,
the appreciation of the country.
To the statement Of the case embraced in the
Report, II We we're disposed 10 cayil, We might,
perhaps, take some exception. But we are too
vel satisfied with lis generally pacific and manly
character, 10 indulge any disposition TO raise a
discussion upon n. Fortunate will IL be for our
country. u, IN future time, upon the introduction
OF exciting questions upon our Foreign Relations.
there be always found ia its Legislative councils
wisdom and elaboration 10 restrain the propensity
10 rush 10 arms remedy for grievances, hich
amicable measures are better adapted 10 redress,
with honor To the nation.
OF Latest from Fioridd-Oceola taken
probable end Of The Wharf.-The follow.
ing gratifying information, which Is copied
from the Darien Telegraph of the lih ult
will be read with pleasure by all. Ii True,
and there appears 10 be no doubt Of 1t, peace
will again cheer the hearts OF the Florldl.
ans, aud permit them once more 10 live un
molesied IN the enjoyment Of their homes.
1--WE learn, that letter vas received by
George ionge, Esq. Of this city, from the
army, containing the gratifying Intelligence
that Ocehla has come into Jesup's camp with
300 warriors. The great Chief formed his
men iaio liue--leaned himself agsis: tree
and when the u. S. 0ficnr, who was de.
puied to receive him, came up, he approach.
I'd him, and gave up his rife with all the
grace of fallen hero"
Later intelligence says that this state.
useni Is Incorrect.
VJ-The following petition was presented
IN the House nf Representatives on the Both
ult., By Mr. Reid Of Massachusetts,. We
really think the applicant deserves TO be
placed on the pension roll. IL shows what
sort Of stuff our Revolutionary rnatroas were
composed Of. We fear there is not many
females IA these degenerate times, able 10
perform sach az undertaking.
n As SsaSss snd fioss, II R,prssentaiir.s Of the
i'sltea Stsics:
The petition al NJ ~ Bttlman, of Tisbury. 10
tie sgais OF Massachusetts, bcgs have 10 rypfe.
seni 10 yoaf honor hla body tha', nloa, Tie yea,
lIiG. tic British chip Of war called che bsi,ves1
She unicugn, arrived al iiolme. Hole, and. after
iandsas opsAn the island Ut Marihsa Nia.yatd
fany Of stped msu. that kcpi "a check itw
armed eSassns assembled under the command 81
ous Captain Matthew Smith. aud then pressing
uuaiter Of pilots belonging 10 the Island tn 20 m
ss'a sasd ship 10 serve agaIns their country said
shiP a. "a Asut OF spaT tor htf use, ane The o.
y slIes " hu.ber that could be procured was
liberty GsAc. 10 ca!lec, bcose lhsi tune erected
By the cliireHs, being a symbol of liberty ussd ia
those Precautionary uincs. AFocud which the chi.
tgns beto'c that iIme had ssscmbled. ard. after
soElHg 10 deicgd The standard 81 liberty, had pour.
sd overheard the tea on which TAI had been on.
justly laid by lhc mininns of George Ill Tba
commander Of The Unicorn oiFcred sum Il n,a.
nay taf IhrlF liberty pole and a, hasiy meeting
o. ''.i's o. Use e'i'fF1s 'bet bad s"id hts hbshy
& e,,@,, n. r,, ,n ~ '' q. 49, ,s ~ =
night, soar petitioner. then sboa, ,lcen ,ears Of
age, Sish tao oihrf girls by the names IT Parnsl
daHisf ahd H"fiah Ailcn. nov both dead de-
sitoyed said ht~ry pole, b. hofiag ho!c. 10 tae
t,,,oos, :. s., q ~ s,,as sr5 ,a,'Is ~ ~ ~,
pole TO pieces on the SPOT, aud ihercb, areycntyd
tho h ia "a th.t tr4Ed h.ye .,-,t,.l t,, th, -