The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-05-11

D-We are 'eJoiced 10 learn from the following
circular, issued BY number of the Merchants of
Charleston since the Fire that although they have
been 'i'ited by such a destructive calamity, they
an st be able TO al all orders for Goods, by assis
ing each other, that may he made by their Gus
toners, until new supplies can be received
Creutar-The undcrsi. ned take pleasure in
being able TO slate, to Merchants of this State
Georgia, Nsrth Carolina, Tennessee, and Ala.
1aina, who have heretofore made their purchases
~ this city, that although many OF is have lost
part OF our Goods, by the fire of Friday night 9th
nlt., others have been so fortunate as to save all
and IN the course OF two or three days will resume
business as usual. We invite all who have con-
templaied visit to this city, this spring, To come
with the certain calculation Of being able TO re-
Flemish their assortment, quite as well as thet
have ever been able TO do II al this season of the
year" Signed by So Firms.
" Report cftbe DueltHg Committee. ma.
Iniiy OF the committee appointed 10 examine into
The causes OF the duel between Messrs. Graves and
CiIIcy, have presented Report to Congress, con.
cludiug with the following tesolulionss
Rtsolrtd That " illiam J. Graves. a member of
his House from the STATE Of Kentucky, in hear
lug 10 the late Jonathan tiley then a member OF
ms House, The demand Tor explanation of words
.Poken ~ debate, demanding bis reasons for dc.
Chang TO rsc,ye II and challenging bIm, and en-.
gaglng IN a late duel with hiu, which terminated
III ms death, has been guilty OF a breach Of the
privilege OF This House.
1Hd be II turtle, Resolrcd, That said W JIG.
'of 'ald breach q pnsl. q b., and hereby Is tx.
peiicd from III. House.
Rssoircd, That Henry Wise, in bearing a
challenge 10 the is,e jonathan Cilty, then mem.
bef OF this House, and aching as a second to the
challenger ~ the duel which terminated IN the
death o. VI. Ciev, has been guilty o. breach OF
tho pfiyllegr Of this House, and that he deserves
the decided censure OF this House aud hereby Is
ccnsnrtd acrotdir-ly.
Resoirsd, That Geo. W. Jones. IN acting az sec.
ond 10 the challenged party The late J,aathan
Cillcy, then oubcr o. iii- House, IN the dull
which Terminated 30 his dtaih. has been guilty -
breach Of The privilege, Of Tn. House, and thai
he be therefore. aid hefeby -, ccnsured accord.
ugh BY this House.
This refor, has gwen rise to a vcry long debate
90 i's reception. Il spp-aB that The committee
have iraose, nded Their power II being unusnal to
proceed against Member Of the House Of Repre-. I
'snia'ives n his Nay,-but il Is the duty Of
comnlitce Nhvn member Is implicated 10 report
10 the House ior It 10 adop, some proces ding on the
case and 70 notify the me0,b Of such proceeding
'ha, he mtgh, appear an his place and answer 10
he chm &c. Sluc n she committee have been
petty seventy hancicd. Nbioh lh,y deserved
lrWe fad he folloupg extract 10 the last
Snndltd credited the Eusucipator Of April II
TIE iitoa,sa -. W have received he A.,
NJ. o. hes Pap'r, Jpst commenced Al Alton, by /
th, shove tt'i' Pa'ks & R.esth, 9ahlI-hers 1hoy
g" for Nlllt' principles. e. HENRY CLAY ns
Prc,'d,.ut. aid Cyrus Edsard. q. Governor. and
tor FEE bis LSSloN tor,ycr"
The absys extract IL sl-s accompanied with the
isIlosing remark, b. the Editor Of the Standard
1t It b. remembered that the f." Altopisn is
. rank Abolition papcf. +nd established upon the
RUNS 81 III. !nseIoy's press"
We would asa he Editor ortks Standard il this
Is all the evidence Of The Atonian" being an
Abolition papst We know nothing about n, son
urnon's d VI Breath, tHi ec can assure the I'd. /
tor that ht, remarks - Gar AN rsfk.is con
oerucd ere ertocous We happen TO know some. /
th,ng Of b.. scuiments-hc uas born and rai.sd /
10 thus county and worked in DOR office over twe
yeats sod shcn bis father moved 10 The west he I
purchased III, balance uf his time and wrrl with F
him, well acquainted with his friends still f
resldlnr ~ tbi- county and IA iuslict 10 him and
hi' lriends, pronounce the charge false. We
nave Revived one number Of this psper snd l,okcd
over At ard saw nothing ,ha; severed Of Abo !
lnluuism. Ard another individual who looked I
over the paper at more leisure than pe did. /
and ono soo who is peculiarly sensitive on the sub /
jet, has informed that he saw nothing approach.
ing 10 It. Moreover, NC consider NJ. Parks,
man Of too much sense TO be Engaged in pubash. /
ing psPsr of this character, after such m eS
preston of feeling bv the citizens Of Alton as he
eilness,d some time ago
lFTA, Chsrokcss. We learn from the Ruher.
nfdton Ca, tic Of the 9Th inst thst Gen SOFT
has made requl'iinn upon the Governor a North +
Carolina for enc regiment Of Infantry. tn and him /
in removing this 'ribe Of Iud,ans beyond The M.
si.upph The Companies 10 be composed IS I
men, including Officers, Priyates and Musci,ns.
This Governor has appointed IL Col, J. G, BY. /
aum of Rutherlordtos, 10 the command Tor the
present They were ordered TO rend, zyous at
Franklin on the 10Th inst. The Regiment is un-
dgrs,ood To be composed of companies from the
following counties.
3 Companies from Buucombe
z do from Ruth,rto
> do from Burke.
, d. from Wilkes.