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not sent instructions. uLese opinions
upon lhsqussliOR are equally vel KNOWN
and these, Mr. c. enumerated in his own
brief say. "IIsrs j. Maryland. he said.
in ourown immedisls neighborhood; and
il she has not expressed her sentiments.
il is because she suppOses that al the
world knows them already: she is on the
side Of. the prolssianls. And Indiana.
let her two Senator's speak Tor her: one
OF whom is . friend Of the sdminislrs-
lion. and yelis against this measure: she.
too. is among The PrO,eslanls. Old Mas
sachuseIls, she also is here. and speaks
in voice that needs no aid Of mine.
Vermont is in The same ranks. and lillle
Delaware, not least in talent and inIell-
genee." Add these TO The states thai
have actually protested against The Sub
Treasury scheme. and !, viii be seen thai
they hare in The House Of Represents
lives Isl members. being clear msjorI-
~ Of GO.
And what states have expressed an
opinion favorable 10 the Sub-Treasury
system! II has long been fasoriIe mea-
sure with q popular administration. and
al its power and influence have been ex-
erled TO bring over The country TO its
views, and what has been The result!
South Carolina is the only state whose
opinion has been expressed in favor 81
the measure. In others attempts have
been made, bul no where else have reso.
luiions Of appreciation been caTied.-ons
state against twelve; nine representatives.
against one hundred and fifly-four!!
The quaint expression, The PEOPLE
against The BASK, has been made 10 &C
cupy conspicuous station in some o
our popular prints; but we think il i
here shown to be susceptible Of demon
siraiion. that The opinion Of the THE PEo
PIE against The SuB-TREAsuey ScnEaI
has been much more solemnfy and de
liberaiely pronounced On former occa
sions we have witnessed loud claim
among our patent republicans in favor o
the right Of instruction.; we shall nov
have an opportunity Of testing their sin
ceri,y.
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Friday, March 23.

TIE People against the Sub-7reasury
Sckfme-Mr. cri,lenden, few days ago.
presented TO he Senate OF the United
States, certain resolutions Of the I.egisla-
,ure Of Kentucky, disappearing Of the
course Of the late and present Admins
tralian in relailon 10 the currency, aud
especially OF the Sub-Treasury Bill. On
presenting these resolutions, Mr.. Crit.
tnnden made a few remarks, in which
he embodied, as il were in nutshell,
an array Of facts more powerful Than any
argumen, that has yet been delivered up
on lh,s deeply exciting question. lie
frs, called the attention Of the Senate to
a principle involved in carrying forward
this messure--,he Difference which We
owe to the public will, and which lies
at the foundation of all our institutions.
He dad not mean, he said. every acct.
dental flash and flourish Of the public
mind. but its deliberate judgment and
opinion. The subjec. Of this measure
had long engaged the public attention.
almost to the exclusion Of every thing
else; and what. lie asked, had been The
result of the inquiry! what the verdict
Of this grea, nation upon this grea, qucs-
iionl In making out hs estimate Of pub
lie sentiment, he did not take into the
account the expressed opinion Of private
assemblies, nor The private femonstran.
ces almost without number which bad
| flowed into The Two houses Of Congress,
no, even the voluminous protest from
nearly 5000 legal voters Of the city oil
New York; bu, The solemn acts only oil
the legislative assemblies Of whole states.
And what states. he asked, have iel, Il
their duty, by the emergency Of ibis great
question, to pronounce the decision Of
their respective people sgains, this mea'
sure! Hear his reply. "Firs. in wealth
resources, and population, comes the
great state Of New York; she is agains
it. Pennsylvania. slow, majestic ant
consideraie in announcing her opinions
is also advancing TO the rescue. Ant
here is little Rhode Island, with al
her business, and talents. and sagaci.y
New Jersey, Ohio, and Tennessee, hav'
also come forward; and now in the brigh
array stands the state Of Kentucky
These states have in the House Of Rep
resenta,ives l2l members, nearly ont
half Of the whole, whom they have in
s.ruc,ed 10 vote agains. the measure.
Il But there are other states that have
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-23

Orange County.-We are highly gra.
tilted to learn that this great county is
preparing for the Summer campaign,
and Is determined 10 maintain the proud
eminence on which il was placed by the
result of its last election for members Of
the State Legislature. We learn tina,
Mr.. Waddell, the accomplished Speaker
of the Senate a. its last session, is again
before the people as a candidate for the
Senate; whilst, in the Commons, a ticket
is presented, for the success Of which
every Wing in the state will most earnes,-
<ly pray. viz: William A. Graham.
Willie P. Msngum, N. ]. King and s.
Holt. Should all the gentlemen named
be elected, il is no extravaganza to say,
that the delegation from Orange will
present an array Of talent rarely, il ever
equalled, in our Legislature. by The repre-
sentalion from single county. Such q
distinction is, of itself, a sufficien, motive
to exertion on The part Of the Republi-
cans of Orange: And when they reflect
that, by choosing such men, they moi
only do honor to themselves, but subserve
the best interests Of their country, we
cannot resis. the belief that they will
again rally to the rescue.
Raleigh Register.
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Democratic Reactions. -The lastSlsn
dard SAYS, tIIa, the town elections in New
York and Maine show =" the onward
course Of the Democratic patty" and
that the late special election IN Pennsyl.
vania presents the most cheering as
pec:." We do not know how mmch
cauee the Standard has for rejoicing in
the recent town elelions in Maine. for We
have seen none Of The returns; but that
state has, however, been 50 long and so,ho.
roughly Jackson, tina, we should suppose
that any announcement, of victory there
would be like telling US that the Dutch
had taken Holland. But IN New York,
notwithstanding all the boasts of the lao.
co-Foco papers, the "aspect seems to
present a different face; The recent To-
cal elections. 1t is said. indicate decided
and imporlan, changes in favor Of the
Wings; indeed the opinion is confidently
advanced. BY persons havIng good oppor-
,uni,ies If Judging. that the vote Of New
York taken to-day, would leave Mr.. Van
Buren, fifteen or twenty thousand in the
minority. And as to The special election
in Pennsylvania, in which The Standard
finds so much To cheer him. there was no
battle fought, and therefore It could give
to the party no victory. Mr.. Mullen
burg, a Van Buren, man, having been
appointed on foreign mission. resigned
his seat in Congress. Mr.. Keim. Van
Buren, man although a, one lime, i. is
said. an advocate, for the United States
Bank was elected to supply the vscan'
ley. The Wings presented no candidate,
and il does not appear that the election
was at all effected by party considerations
| the Standard itself shows that there were
but l6 scattering votes given for all 9th
Ter persons. Now we do not wish e
damp the joy Of the Standard in these
fancied " reactions" but we cannot hell
thinking with contemporary, that the,
are just such reactions as we poor Wing
were obliged to cry over in 1884,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-23

iEiel 81 Columbia diFsisd de Poslnas
Ter General 10 pay The ssnsi bgi hal Of
beer refusing = comply. wit d Nan
daIRiia was issued. The Postmaster
General sun refused The commands of
lhs Couri. On The ground thar he sas re-
sponsible 70 The President Of The United
States alone Tor the discharge Of his dB-
ties. Al this point. The case Vas carried
up 10 the Supreme CO1rl, and that lnbB-
nal have just decided eli the points rai-
sed BY Stockton and Stokes. The Court
say. il would be an alarming doctrine 20
maintain that, in The performances Of such
duties As are eniOined BY Law upon any
public officer. The President has any
right To interfere. To recognize lis va
lidity. would be VesIing in The President
. dispensing power which has no war
rant in any part Of The Constitution. I,
would be TO impule 10 him, 10 effect. .
power TO control The legislation Of Con-
gress."
The Chief Justice. for himself End
Judge Barbour, and Judge Cauon, dis.
senled from the opinion Of The Court
sltl... 6tl.s.a n. A n -. -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-23

The Globe says tina. the opposition in
this country are now moving on. with
religion in their mouths, hell in their
hearts. and daggers 10 their hands. TO
this the Alexandra Gazette replies, " As
We make no professions Of religion. are
certainly not in hell, and dOnf opn a
dagger, We cant be included in the 'op-
position.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-23

The Baltimore Chronicle says tha. the
rumour gains strength tina, the Hon. B.
c. Howard is to be appointed Minister
In 81. James, and Mr.. Stevenson be made
Secretary Of the Navy-,he change moi
to take place, however, until the vote is
taken in the House on the sub treasury
bill.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-23

instructions iaasdislsly Forwarded from
lie several departments 10 The civil and
military ofEeeEs On ihe Canada frORuer.
% enforce the execution Of il by All The
means IN heir poser. II % expected
that our fsllos- citizens in that parI Of the
country vii. n once. submit % the Law.
and return peaeeably 70 heir homes.
Globe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-23

Governor Everett Of Massachusetts,
has issued proclamation, appointing
Thursday, the fifth day Of April next. to
be observed throughout The Common
wealth as a day Of public humiliation,
fasting and prayer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-23

The Characteristic George Arthur,
the new Governor Of Upper Canada, has
arrived at New York IN the packet ship
Sampson. Col M'Nab, Speaker OF the
House ofassembly Of Upper Canada, has
been appointed by that body to proceed
to England, TO represent the affairs of the
province to the home government. Sir
John Colbome was installed Governor Of
Lower Canada on the 9Th ult., when he
Immediately issued a proclamation declar.
ing the continuance Of martial law. On
the occasion Of his installation. forty one
prisoners were set at liberty. Lord Cos
ford and suite have arrived a, Boston.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-23

A new election is 10 be held in Maine
on The FIRST Monday Of April. TO supply
the vacancy in Congress from the Lin
coin district, occasioned by the death Of
Mr.. Cilley.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-23

Can . mans pocket be empty"
inquired Hibernian The other day,
" when is golany hing in in" .Sure-
~ MOI" Was the reply. :. Then" exr
claimed PAT. . my pockets are not vel
empty. for they have got laundering gres.
holes 10 lhem.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-23

An important case has just been de.
cided in the Supreme Cour. Of the Unit.
ed States, in which the Postmaster Gen.
eral and Messrs. Stockton d. Stokes we're
parties. It will be recollec,ed tina, the
latter gentlemen preferred large claims
agains, the United States for services in
conveying the mail; the claim being dis
allowed by the Postmaster General. ap-
plication was made to Congress, and a
law was passed referring the matter for
examination and award to the Solicitor Of
the Treasury. The Solicitor made his
report and the Circuit, Court Of the Dis
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-23

The Hon. Timothy J. Carter, repre-
sentative in Congress from the state Of
Maine. died a. Washington on wednes-
day evening the l4Ih inst. In cOuse-
quence Of that event nothing was done in
Congress'on Friday and Saturday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-23

The Governor Of Mississippi has issu-
ed his proclamation ordering new cleo
tim of members Of Congress, 10 take
place on the 23d and Gath Of April.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-23

A. pleasure excursion" TO Esrope is
% sail from Baltimore on the Isl OF May
next. 70 occupy about nine months ume
in is completion. Passage $500. The
vessel will touch 81 The principal and most
remarkable ports 10 Europe, and, like
wise. many desirable points on the Medi-
ierranean, in Asia and Africa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-23

A letter from Auburn. dated the LIST.
states tina, the ex.generslisslmo, Mr.. Van
Rensselaer,. was arrested the day before
on warrant issued BY Judge Conkling,
Of The United States District Court, and
committed TO the county Jail.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-23

The Neutrality act, as it is Familiarity
called. which was published in our paper
on Saturday evening, was approved by
the President On the same day, and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-23
FROM THE LAKE ERIE FROM
TIER.

The Cleveland Herald states ths, ths
Detroit Free Press Of the 5lh instant.
contains the following particulars Of The
latest skirmish Of the i" Patriots"
.anofhr Observation-Disclosures was re-
eeived in tovn yesterday from an auihen-
tic source. giving The result Of an engage
men, between The Patriots on Point an
Pellee Island, and The British troops.
The action commenced on Saturday
morning, and resulted IN the Patriots being
routed and driven from the island, with
loss Of Q killed, 40 wounded. arr 20
taken prisoners. Colonel Seward. who
commanded the Patriot forces. was among
The killed. The Brush had 3 killed.
The Patriots. who numbered betw cen 300
and 500. fed in the direction Of Sanius-
ky, and were pursued some seven or
eight miles by The troops upon the ice.
Not . man, we understand, was found
upon the island when il was taken
possession Of by the British. We sup
pose The Canada war may now be con.
sidered a, an end.
Since the above was in type, We have
been politely favored with the following
extract Of letter from Amhersibnrg. 10
Brigadier General Brady, dated I'd March.
1898.
"Colonel Maitland has this moment
returned with the troops from Point all
Pellee, having cleared The island Of the
pirates. who were 10 some force there.
He states their loss to have been o kill.
ed, about 40 wounded, and 20 taken
prisoners; amongst the former Colonel
Seward and Captain Van sselaer-ihs
retres. Of the enemy having been inter-
cepted BY portion Of our troops. Loss
Of the British forces ! killed and 20
wounded. We understand that two have
since died of their wounds"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-23

Howard College, in Fsyeiis County.
Missouri. sas Destroyed By Ere On The
23d OH.
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