The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-03-28

Thursday, March -, 1870.

Thursday, March -, 1880.
or Cotton The price Of tins article in
Fayetteville on the ooh was 10 IA; at
Cheraw on the 20th Is Is al Columbia
on the 10Th II a l6t.
OF From Maine and the Bounddry.-
A Message was communicated from the
Governor Of Maiuc TO ,he Legislature on
the 18th inst. IN relation 10 ihe provisional
arrangement between Mr.. Fox aud Mr..
Forsyth. The Governor considers the ar.
rangemeni unsatisfactory and unequal, and
advises tina, the gliitafy force Of the State
should mol be irithdrawn unless the Lieu.
tenant Governor OF New Brunswick shall
withdraw his force, and tue Government Of
Maine be satisfied that no entirely abandons
the idea Of expeillng us forces. Gov. FAIR.
field also resIsls the recommendation to al.
low Gov. Harvey concurrent jurisdiction 10
measures Of protection 10 the property on
the Aroosiook, and advises that, 10 case Sir
John obaadons his position, aud NI,hdfaws
his military force, the military force OF
Name shall also 10 wlthdfawn, and suiii.
cien, armed or unarued c,sil posse be left
on the Aroostook for It's protection.
1t viii be sceu from The subjoined letter
from SIR sohn Harvey tina, he has received
the =" Memorandum signed by tho Two
Ministers, aud that be is ready 10 give CT.
&c, 10 the proposed agreement.
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Major GSnetN Sar JOHN Harvey presents Lis
compliments Ia tisNEnsf F.Hllrlu, and With 70.
isftacs 70 Communication Which he has JUS, re-
eslHed from bert Maissty's Minister al Washing
lou. transmitting memorandum Sndsr ihe
Ssut ssnalaFes q NJ, Forsyth. Secretary o. ,atr
snd Nj fu', soalaisitpg sstass q accommodation.
rccon rrna,a BY tbs Secretary " Safe aud her
Aales,ye Masssef FsAigo;sntls,y. 10 Gassrner
Fairfield and gwssyeiy. begs u say, that
he wili Be hssry 10 taisf iE,o .alch suieabe com.
nahis stian aiih Gasefnos fsiaaeid upon ,hr sub.
;-st MAJ canag~@ 10 The a,sass,ncni q lss very
@esiiahls sad Important oslsei thereby psopsses,
70 b. iscsrs.
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nsaascaglsB 10y egpsssslna hla - .ess u
s,.s 8. sass' TO ~ p'ofe.ed x
ilis Esesllsnsy Cus FsifheiA
Or Asr Papcr.--Wch haze received sev.
cfal No. ol ue~ Paper established "a Fay.
ctiesillc. called the North Cafo,.ulsu, edt
ted bs II l.. iloinfe-. It's neatly punteu
and supports tbr administration.
Aaoshsr. We have received one Na. al
a nss paper printed 10 Wilmington, called
tho Wilmington Chronicle edited by 4. \.
Biosn. II w,ll support tie " he cause
success 10 It.
I've observe tha, lhr Charlotte Jouru-
al beseeChcs the Whigs to commit
themselves before che "ehig Convention
shall ebo.ssc their candidate. = Standard.
CT Yes, Mr. Standard, we do bteech
The Wings not 10 c0tnm,l themselves Ter
sny man either Gay, Webster. or Darn
sin--unlsi the selection IS made by the
Wing Convention. Cot "a union there Is
strength aud u - the only meaos left Tor
us 10 dlsplace the ptescn, Economical
Admiaisfrdi:oa. IL su2ld 10 doubt be a
source Of pleasure to your party would Il
10, Mr.. Standard 10 SIC the Viz streagth
cut ur bot We hope to SEQ you disappointed.
OF Uaiici States oai Herico On The
las, day OF the Session, Mr.. Howard, Char.
man %, tho Committee On Forclgn Aiiairs,
Submitted a report on our Mexican relations,
which, for gani Of time, was not acted on,
though IT would doubtless have been sane.
toned With gtca, uuanlmity. ltconeluded
with the following resolutions
Rtsolsed. That the House Of Representatives Of
INC [ n,,sd States view the existing condition OF
tho political relations bc,secn the United States
and Mea.eo with great dssal,siacilou tho earlier
causes Of which are Increased by The omls
sian az the MEXICAN Government 10 rAlily the
convention concluded between The agents OF The
lNu Powers in September last, without assigning
any sufficient reason Tor such omission.
Rtsoiutd. That the unreasonable procrasina.
ton wh,ch has attended every step cu tho patt
ar Mexico N ,he progress Of the negotiations be.
tween the two Governments, FOR many years past,
Qualities a hope that ths minister who Is about TO
b. sent to that country BY the President will press
Tor speedy and dchuiie settlement Of tho demands
shteh have hcen 50 repeatedly, 30, Intellectually,
made upoa Mexico by the Government OF The
United States.
Rssolrfd, That this House will impaticnty ex.
poet the result Of this nission and, if It shall
prove unayaihng, viii sustain the Executive
branch OF the Government Ia any Interior mea-
surss which mag become necessary.
Or Thanks 10 The Speaker.-On the
last night Of the Session, Mr., Gilmore NOV,