The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-28
COnsress.-ln the Senate, the mos, in.

Mr.. Morris, the Van Buren, Senator from
ohio' has introduced string of resolution.
10 favor OF abolition, IN the District anC
erfliorles, and Of a removal Of the seal
OF government from Washington TO some
Tree State, &c. &c. Mr.. NJ. took occasion
10 iet oil long speech on the SUBJECT, in
tended to do away the effect of Mr.. Claws
speech. Abiding TO that speech he said
The events OF yesterday ought to be writ.
ten IN characters Of fire they we're written
lndellbly on his mind"
In the House, bill has beet introduced
to provide for taking the 9th Census of the
United States.
Mr.. Bell has introduced resolutions TO do
away with the government MONOPOLY Of The
Mails, aud to leave any individual at liberty
TO establish mails, &c.
Mir. Cambreleng has laid before The House
a letter from the Secretary of the Treatury
stating that he could not meet the demands
upon the Treasury unless again authorized
to issue Treasury notes.
The Investigating Committee has return
ed to Washington, and is now CONTINUING
us inquiries IN the Treasury Department
Nothing 10 be relied on has transplred res
pceting lis discoveries at New York.
Mr.. Combreleng, few DAYS ago, asked
suspension Of the rules, which was .efps
ed, 10 enable him TO present a memorial Of
the Collector OF New York, complaining of
the action OF the comnttee--Fdy. OBS.
Cotton. Sales here al ii 10 Ia cents.
rise Of one cent. The news b, the iii
befnla, received this morning, does not ap.
pear TO have had any Injurious eject on out
market, as sales have been made 10 day at
The above rates.
Al Augusta, l4a 10 IS. At New York
the news IRON Liverpool had caused rise
d 10 I cents. Safes IA to / cents
At Charleston, sales OF the week 6,737
bales, a, 3 to II cents.-iJ.
Ncto York Senator.-A great political
c Itr 'e has JUS, been committed IA the Leg
islatuie Of New York, by the Van Bureu
majority IN the Senale-un attempt TO set
at naught the popular will, upset the force
of the Constitution and bring about coulu
SION aud anarchy.
The day appointed by law for choosing
a L. ). Senator having arrived, tue Van
Bdfcn memoers IA the Senate Us IA uu,n
teri defeated on election, by each man va
tlng Tor distinct candidate, thus dis rlbu.
tn. the votes 80 that no one person should
receive a majority of the whole Tins
outrageous conduct had been arranged at
Caucus, the night before, and the " A banl
Argus, the organ Of the party, ,rlutnphs
"a the success OF this mean device, lhls
unmanl, deseftion Of trust on the part Of
members. Ii will operate however, II Is
,ald, IN favor Of the Wing party, and set
ties couclus,yeiy all doubts as to the poliI
cal character OF the Empire Staie.-Reg.
GrcGi Wig Meeting very enhu
sIasltc meeting has been held by The Wings
Of Craven, a, which It was delerlnined,
With tut one dissenting voice, to bring out
opposition IN that District to Hon. Charles
G.. Shepard, Who vas elected to Congress
as Wing, but has since gOue over to the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
In the Senate, yesterday, a bill reported
hy the Committee Oh Finance, making fur.
Their provtsions for the SAFE keeping of the
public mouey-the reader knows What this
term now means, 10 the party technology
WAS taken up debated, and ordered 10 be
eugtossed for u third readlng.-I4t len.
" c. Coal-No were shown, few
DAYS ago, box OF Coal from mlue ontt
lands Of Evander McIser, in Moore county,
about 40 miles from this place. It's 81 d TO
be Of good quality, b. those who are com'
potent to judse.-Fdy. OBS.
Mechanics Wanfed.-A Coach making
nstabIishment--a hat mandatory, aud
TIN and Copper smith estobllshment-ls .
wanted IN tins place. Situated as Milton
is, IN the uids OF wise and cnhrprlslng
section OF country, there is every reason 10
believe that they will receive due encour.
ngement.-Miiion Spectator.
The Mobile Branch of the STAB Bank Of
has made second SUSPENSION of
specie payments, IN determining for the
present not 10 redeem their notes OF Iarg'
ar denomination than ten dol'Ws. The
reasons offered by a statement of the Board
N explanation Of this unexpected course is
heir conviction that under existing clrcum
stances il would be impossible iorthe Bank
10 sustain itself under a general resumption
n consequence of its available resources ,
rot being YET under its control They DO
,lare The means of the institution TO be aal'
,Jv snfI,ctent Ues,er, C0rDliu man.