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materially molified. Mr.. Calhoun, the Sub
Treasury party leader, is TO triumph in the
report ofhs amendment. The scheme vii!
be that the plan Of the new treasury build
Ing shall tic altered, and provided with fire
proof vaults, safes, &c. (ihe hydros,aiic bal
ances we believe are not to be mentioned
AMI this to be called. The Treasury Of TIE
Uuitcd States!
The Minis in Philadelphia. New Orleans
and the Min, in North Csrp!ina, to be made
by law aDeposiories OF Public Money"
Special Dopos'torics are To be created in
n. York, Charleston, S. e. and B ,s,nn.-
under the care of''Rcceivers General"
AT certain points and under certain cir
cunstane,s, Post Masters, and other receiv.
ers Of public money, arc to be "Deposito-
RES" of public money, and allowed compcn.
satian for safes, &c.
When the public money exceeds four mil
lions, the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 in
vest the surplus in U. s. stocks, or State
stocks, and to sell out again when the sum
is less than four millions; thus making the
Secretary Of the Treasury a.grand Bunker
and Stock Jobber.
The hard money amendment Of Mr.. Cal
houn is to be preserved, and the public mo
ncy after an interval, (pf six years, we be-
lievc,) is to be collected in g.ld and silver
exclusively.
Under certain circumstances, public mo-
ncy. may, by the receivers thereof, he de-
posted in B,nks under the lock and key o;
the officer deposting the same
This is substantially the outline of the
scheme, which is to be presented by ihoso
who are professedly anxious to compromise
and defer t" the opinions of Others, and to
conform to the wishes of;he people!
We can only say of it, at present, ina: il
is "di<organziag and revolu'ionary-sub-
versve of the entire practice of this gov
eminent from 1899 down to this day"-tha'
sit will place in the hands of the Execu.
tive, the means of corruption, and expose
the public treasure to be plundered by an
hundred hands where one canno.,no reach
i'm
Southern telegraph., 1838-02-06

From the Louisville Journal.
fks, thanks to Amel1. As often as
|esher lvre, thoughts sweet and beau
PVer around her lips like honey-bees
those of the infant Plato.
TIE YOUNG LOVERS.
IA witching creature. Der her head
eighteen Summers on bright wings had
Dwn,
F''e spirit Poetrr had shell
Feetcst odors, breathed fresh from her
I'm;
P'e,ty around her light form spread
potless drapery. and Exc a zone
ehcirc'ed her, for her wild glances
puma all hearts in sweet bewildering
fances.
''v vas OF mysterious kind
's The pencil that its charms won'd trace
'i"h depths Of her illumincd mind
'tnng CLEANS gave to her love-toned
,speI'-taken eve could ever find
.a'''h unseen before, a wiliowy, grace
"'he movement other form inst moulded
'ouhdness, like q rose unfoldcd.
was lighter than the wanton breeze
Hours,
oV'h' as hight n pours Ger the seas
a"ay in soft and lewv showers.
mh a s'mnle grace and natural ease
!" 'eehned upon bed Of flowers,
shoulder rainbow like there beniei
Blended. Z -
nelng cen moro glorions still,
:" senins nm his brow was seen.
s sa,n'' bright as the dews that flowers
green. :" VIC 'u"-"e"'
,,a 'alce rlch as harms deep thrill,
4 aa'S eagle eye and noble men.
heart so tuned To softe,t measures,
'"'e oeamed forth bewildering pleasures
o ..l arooping form he softly bent,
Il tT s Of his lip was on her brow,
w." M' cheek the warm blood came and
fow, o'neht with her rich tno"sn'
nel en- her heaving bosom pcnt.
eow Ossslns on her up-turned face t.
hat a'lc dimples in her checks appcarin:
.tr,ios, "ee' iove-thought her heart wa
Jon had Sanaahat Young and happy pnir
Ike t~a "'se her softest sweetest ties,
sat NOV nov spirits fresh from heaven, there
Wing VIII, 'sath their own blue native skies
ga,ins a' some stray-tresses of her hair
from mute, plalely in her melting eyes,
frakins sowing glances both wcr
'nsia;. 1--WE that in t!.eir hearts wa
AMELIA.
Southern telegraph., 1838-02-06
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RODNEY, uuiss., TUESDAY,, FznnnAnv zoe

| rave his hands a slap agin his .rowsers
'pcke,, and made the gold gles he won
she race all jingle agin-tact, says he, CIV
ng them an,ther wipe with his fist, Gan
yinkin as much as to say, do y,u hear that
ny boy that call independence. He wa.
n great spirits, the old man, he was $,
proud Of winn;n the race, and putin tn
leake into the New Yorkcrs-he looked all
lander. Let them great hungry, i'll f1vo,.
ed, long legged bitterns, says he, (only he
called them by another name that don
sound quite pretty from the out'andisl
states to Congress, tai; about indcpcnd-
ence; but Sam, SAID he, (hitting the sinner,
'gin till he made them dance right up an
eend in his pockeD like to feel it.
No. Sam, said he, line the pocket well
first, make that independent, and then the
spirit will be like horse turned out to grass
in the spring, for the first time, ties all head
and tail, snortn and kckin and racin and
carrying on like nad--it soon gets indie
pendent too. While it's in the stall it NAV
hold up, and paw, and wilmer, and feel as
spry as any thing, but the leather strap
keeps it to the manger, and the lead weigh.
to the eena of it makes it hold down its head
at last. No, says he, here's independence,
and he gave the eagles such drive with
his fist, he bust his pocket, and sent a whole
raft of them spinnin down bis leg to the
ground. Says /, father, (and | swear
could hardly keep from larfin, he looked SO
peskily vexed) Father, says !, | guess
there's moral in that are too--Er!rcmes
nary ,ray are none the best. Well, we'll
says he, (kinder snappishly) suppose your
half right, Sam, but we've said enough
about it, lets drop the subject and see if
have picked 'e,n all up, for my eyes are
none the best now, Pm near hand to seven
Southern telegraph., 1838-02-06
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Southern telegraph., 1838-02-06
From the Madisonian.
TIE GRAND RESULT.

Concession Compromise!
The Sub-Treasury Scheme and the excln-
sive metallic currency to be cram'ned
down the throats of the dissenting broth
rem!
After all the reverses we have experien-
ced, the lessons we have been taught, and
the preaching we have heard, little effect,
contrary, we fancy, to all expectation, has
been produced upon the minds of those who
have control over our national finances.
We had hoped that recent events would
have impressed upon all the duty ofan cab
sol,te acqniescence IN the decisions Of a
majnritv Of the vital principle OF the Re-
pubTIc,n and induced the friends of the
new measures to have employed them
selves in the consideration Of practical OBJ
iects. We fear, however, we are doomed
to disappointment, and it requires 10 pro-
phctic vision to sec in the sin.le movement
about to be made by the leaders ofthe par
", the hand writing of their doom.
The whole movement, we are satisfied
will be to advance as far and as fast as possi.
bic toward the establishment Of a Treasury
Bank. The Sub Treasury Bill -of the late
special session is to be but slightly and isn-
Southern telegraph., 1838-02-06
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MORE PAP-,aa editor ef ,hc Rics
| mond Encuirer has been Ee-eiscici F..nii
Printer by the Legislature - sif ;in;-'. at 4;
prcsen, session. Nr- II |; * Az. gives n !
tice that this Is tie las; ysaE os has SERVES
and that be WI rHa again :, 4 candid ,,e |.
the office. A,,olis.ias Seil-ieassi. ~
has held this appointments the s;Iis' .-'cry
tive one iu the State; car asos' t"cm'X
twenty-five years; ba, sn,r,a 10 az III
thereby rr;nce,y so.iuue-;a,i aoy.s y
wealthy anlflll Of days. .hs vaa ,raalsA
Of she Republican party" q ssryiais. gisS
notice that, after ono G:ra .',saI pull an
strong pull" at tho spa;.s, ss VII! nsagaf
be candidate. TINS = gasi-e :.isasa;.
idea of rotation. The s!axrcSs q: the
tary IN vcmons, prevents gs.,:sness 81 hes
B 1t we trust the ve.orass ~.ii no, char.
his miud by the next scssie1.
Bs,,:iaorc Paf.-ios.
From SoxtAey's Eitias If CswFe.'s HsEes
A RIDDLE. =
am Just .wa and two, AN warm, aua e,i>1
And the parent Of numbers thu. -arro, nc %
| am lawful. ualawtnl-a 'tsts. - s,als--
am often sold dear, good isE a.thias,s sls 1
bought:
An extraordinary boon. an. a m ,s.er o. cocr
Aud yielslcd with pleasure sh-ss taken ~ s0s
ANSWER
From the Gsntisr sa's Ne s1sise-
A Riddle by Cowper
Made INC swear hike . srossosr: q
But INV anger. alas. was In vain;
For remembering tie biz
OF beauty's sofe kis..
Southern telegraph., 1838-02-06

The cholera was prevalent in Innia, 2,
las,l dates, aggravated by IN extensive a'o
continued drought.
Southern telegraph., 1838-02-06

From the Louisville Journal.
pkS, thanks to Ameli1. As often Is
esher lvre, thoughts sweet and beau
pVer around her lips like honey-bees
those of the infant Plato.