The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-26

ed zcal and untlfiug industry and, more
yet, with patriotic sclfdcyotion and an in.
tcN,ble honesty which, after all, are the
best qualifications for public Office.
Nctr Orleans, Nor. 22.-Thcrc seems.
to be- httlc dvub, that Malanoas Is nov
IN possession Of the Fedcrallsts and Tex.
aHs, under Generals Canallzo, Ross ana
karncs. The information was brought 10
f the city by the schooner Of war san Anto.
no, late from Galveston, having had com.
tmunica'ion With the TEXAN brig of va,
Colorado, now al the Southwest Pass, ju.,
arrived from a cfW2c of the mouth Of The
Rio del Norte. Tie news does not CONF
a. official from the commanders of either
81 those vessels, but the source Of the ID.
port IS sufficiently authentic TO cnii,le Il 10
credit. AZ any rcte whether the rcpon
be true o. not, we have reason to believe
in tie fact. The preparations and move.
mcnls which wc know were gong On
among the Texans 10 Join the Fcderals,,
leave no doubt Of junction Of their force,
( Colonies Names and Ross had both eros.
ed the Del Norte, as is veil asccrtaincd
with the purpose q mare hing upon Naa.
Mnras, a. auNIlIarle~ Of the Ecdcrah.ts.--
W neither these officers are acting undo,
orders from lhc Texan government, -
nave Themselves" tlsen the responsibility
IL entertained as CUE s,lonab'c point
However IcNas may be disposed to AID
the Fcdeali,ls 10 eilrcing a revolution,
prudence certainly would dictate a eau.
'l1us, II no, a clandcsInc interference IN "A
matter 50 delicate. Ii the individual Off.
Gers take the responsibility, the govern
mcn' Is thereby saved from disaereeable
explanations ~tlh Great Bntaiuaud France.
Though after al, We are at l,ss 10 see
hu" Texas could be censurcd for taking
part ~ the c,yil ,tulc that is gong On N
hcNco--or what right Great britain or
any other foreign power can have to make
objections, The fact Is well known that
l'N17 and MeNlcu are at war, and have
been i9r year, engaged in deadly hostility.
during which McNtco has twice invaded
the coil Of Ieyas. II r also notorious as
1ny event OF history that Texas. after en-.
peiiing and defeating inuominiouslv her
barbarons foe, has again and again tender.
ed The olive branch, and been sp,lrnod with
Hhdigulty. iHdcr these circumstances. no
blame can attach TO TEXAS If she carrie.
The war INTO The cncmy's country. and by
capturing his towns compel him 10 sue Tor
peace. This course II 1t has been adopted
- perfectly JuvuGablc Tie censurc hes
upon the obstinate and stupid MrNican-.
refusing to make terms with a victorious
antagonist and Pcrsisttng IN a hopeless var.
\ printing machine &C extraordinary
powers Is m operation in New Jcrscy.-
The following paragraph Ia reference to
II IS from the Philadelphia unncd States
Gazruc:
\ scientific gentleman q cur CITY ft
so much interest IN the printing machine
nov N operation n Hanover, New Jersey.
that he wrote to that place for information,
and learned that the machine is the Iutrr.
ton Of Mr.. Thomas Trench. The mrs
are taken To the mill and made into pap.r:
mat paper Is ran on a real, and taken t.
the printing machine, which prints slx spcl,
ing books IA one minute, and three hun
dred books IN an hour. The sheets ar,
PRINTED on beth sides at one opcranou.--
HE types are set on an iron e. Under and
one revolution prints a book. The ink d,
applied by roller moved by machinery
Mr. Thomas Trench Is making a machine
no" winch will PRINT tao common Bible.
III one minute. The machinery Is no,
complicated. We have seen SAMPLES Of
the work, which appear to be very good.
iHG BENcH-TuE BAR--rnH PRrss.-
~ thcse three words, SAYS some ono. con.
sls's The germ Of a nations liberty. If the
nrl - pdr" and just, the second mdcpcn-
deht and firm, and the third free and I'M.
'rammellcd, no people can ever be- per.
ensayed but if either the bench
'r The bar Try TO control the press, they
will find their own power shaken TO tho
very centre.
The Legislature of Tennessee has pass.
d preamble and resolution nominating
Nj arftt. W., 4