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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-01

Loss or ruE SruH. HERMosA.-A letter from Capt
Chattn of the schooner Iermosn, dated at Nassau, ~
p October Doth, announces the wrecklng OF ms yes
sell She struck on reef Of rocks near the East enc
Of the Island of Abaco OH the night of the 18Th oct
the wind blowing fresh at the time, after run OF iou
days and half from Cape Henry She was 0onne
from this por, to New Orleans with cargo OF slaves
az in number) and tobacco. M.
She bilqed Immediately, and is total loss The
crew and slaves made their escape TO the island where
the slaves were taken possession Of by the c'v "a au
horites, and after being taken to Nassau New rfo
violence uhe capital of the Bahama Isles were sci a.
liberty by the Governor The wreekers hau sa'eu
part Of the Tobacco in damaged state.
The entire cargo we believe was insured Inc slaves
BELONGED 10 Messrs lumplin Il Co, of our city, ant
their liberation will suppose form another trouble
some question for our minister at the Court Oh 81
James to settle.
The Captain reports the loss on the same night, nea
the wreck of the Hermosa, of the ship Wellington o
Bath Me.-C0mpdcr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-01

The flags in the harbor, and throughout the city,
were displayed at half mast, the old Continental bell
in the State House was tolled, and fve-mnuc guns
were fired in Washington Square, during the march Of
the procession. The streets, windows and every avail
able point along the route thronged with speca-
tors.
On arriving at the corner of Ridge Road and Coates
street, the military left the line, and the remainder OF
the procession took carriages nnd escorted by the Isl
City troop, proceeded to Laurel Hill Cemetery, where
the patriotic soemnit;es of the occasion con.
cuded by depos,ng the coffin in the tomb prepared
the last resting place of of the mos, distinguish
ed martyrs in the Of American independence.
In conclusion it may not be amss to say that the
rangement of these solemnities excellent through
out twas also matter Of general remark, that Pha-
delpha has not for many years witnessed parade SO
solderke and elegant its details and general effect
[Pennsyiranian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-01
Lusfcady Councils.

The Harrison administration is destined to be an are
M of yacllating parties and fuctuatns councils lie
will have very little will OF his own-onu MS aec'e,a-
r;es will he as various as the many-hfaded parties who
have contributed to his election. purpose changed
rom day to day. according one impulse or Inc DINER
shall rule the VARYING hour is likely to characterize Us
General movements We have one sign u thls "
s.s;,ud. already John c. Wright vas one oil rs
Confidential Committee of Three. lie IS now lie
Editor of the Cincinnati Gazette, IN place Of VT =
hammond. decd What does the Gazette say on Tie
18th in an article, under the head OF "lhe EtIo"-
R,form': "The first step (says this Conhdehtai IN
cor isl form good Ca0'"es-not Oh :" ''e
Presencv but of allie morking men, who Will attend 10
their ofciu duties ard not elcctoneer Tor the ae'S'
s,oa-a Cabinet chosen from among TIC peopf, not g.
ier,cd from Me members 81 Congress- Our PfihcPeS
should be carried out. The one f.rm principe IS 'inl
loss unless followed up by excluding from the oabtnd
,hse ,.bo would use the power and influence OF their
station 10 omen the way for their own entrance INTO Tue
pres;dency-a the restoration OF The Government 70
IFS original simplicity and purity, can only oe ipoh+a
for when legislation is made TO go forward, wth 'Ee
avn NJ the LEGISLATOR directed to the public good, and
not n tho White House We say, then, keep the As
n;r,n,s to the Presidency and members of Congress
out of the Cabinet -, ,v,.
in Ibis city repuhlisies and re-ech'es the RUE ,aa
dawn But other organs took offence at It. "lhe
| ob,non Star particularly, SIN winch Tom IorwiH
rss;dcs tom Corwin resides both in Lebanon and n
IL. Stor takes eptions.-What then says the ia.
1elte; il changes lis note completely. Hear Inn wh,
in less than week frterng away lis oroad rue IN
The following "chlldsh treble:
"Grtouu-Onr friend Of the Lebanon Star think hr rnIc
ih .y,Ias members Congress from rNtcDilN" appoint
Wl' 49,. ho,d H., universal yanrc" We oHls suggested
General nlc 81 admits Of cSetf,i",F H. ~
,amrs d.ulnmen be filled and men cut oi congress
H. und o cunai ability and fitness, with those ~, tif
If c,emon the rule, aud The man ~ better h'd
~ % on houId be selected. We adhere 10 our noion ~
I;pss equal he Congress >i'ond be postponed -
,r onr The public however, sn'"'u e"""''' ''e ','
talents and the greatest .ftnsss Tor place"
The Columbus Statesman indg nanily exca'ms upon
,hs change Of council: "And is that ii after Ill
The ado about ..appoiniing members # co"gress %
nG,,s" Was there ever such barefaced humbnggcry
gosod bcfore on an innocent people, How the
G,,l;cully is got over ".M othcr things .qnaL =
Ability: "i,ncss, exceptions bah! And have you
come 10 that, John c. Wright.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-01

ITO Virginia werethe eyes ofthe Democracy .
country directed in he.days gifts first great pcf'
has stood firmly at the helm amid all the storms
the good ship under her directions has been s-ts'
the shoals and the qucssands, the perils am -
OF Federalism, 50 have an abiding coni.dehss
while sour Paoi lives the Republic vii n Y,
To Virginia will the eyes Of the American ~.
again he turned. The bright and SHINING isn ),
adherence 10 principle Will fern the beacon :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-01

: Maj. B.cnc. Us. Com. yasle. 5
: Capt Stockton Marines. Com. Stewart 3
L. S Marines
German Washington Guard.
Band playing Dead March in Saul
Officers Of the Army and Navy.
Mayor, Recorder and Members oC the Corporation.
Governors Of Pennsylvania, Eirgnia and New Jersey
Ilcnrsc drawn by four black Horses.
Two private carriages containing Col. Mercer und
Son.
Officers of The Ist and Cd Division, =. NJ.
Troop of Lanccrs
Junior Artlllersts
Band.
Pioneers.
Washington Artillery of Lancaster.
State Artillery.
Banners.
ls and Cd Company of German Washington Guards
Washington Grcys.
Pike Infantry from Trenton.
Philadelphia Greys.
Washington Cavalry of ii olmesburg.
Germantown Blues
Mlilin Guards of Rising Sun.
Governors Guards.
Band.
Field and Staff Officers, mounted.
Jackson Arterists.
National Grays
Second Company State Fcncibles.
Washington Blues.
IIIbernia Greens.
Montgomery flibernia Greens.
Band
First Company State Fencbles.
Lancaster Fencbles.
Lafayette Light Guards.
York Rihcmcn.
Band.
Monroe Guards.
German Yeagers.
Mounted Staff Officers.
Mechanic Rife.
Montgomery Guards.
Roxhorongh Volunteers.
Staff Officers.
Pioneers.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-01-11
TOWN TAXES.
Jan. 4.

LIST OF LETTERS, remaining in the
Pustoflice, at Camden, Jan. l, 1910.
A-Miss T.. A. Aldride.
B-Mrs. Sarah Blackburn, Daniel BIZ
ford, John Bowen, jesse Eutncr, Phillip
Brewer.
C-Aliss Mary Jane Cato, r. Cameron,
Franklin Cloud, Willis w Chlders, Co.
Eli w. Creighton.
D-Amos Deason, William B. Daviss.
T.. Benin Exum. Stephen Eubank. 2.
F-WiIlam II. Fox.
G-Alrs. Sarah Gibson, Michal Gaskins.
ia. d. Hilliard, WIN Hopkins Jas.
Harrison, Jonathan Hays, Jacob Hughes.
J-i.cnry Johns N.
H-WilIiam G. Keys, Frances Knigh-
ten.
L-Joseph Lockhart.
ND. McNair, Robert Mickle, Mr..
Mcdowell.
P-Lewis J. Patterson, 3; Wyatt Pat
tcrson, Austin Peay, Miss Maria Parish.
R-WilIiam Reynolds, William Rey-
nolds, Benjamin Rollins, John Rucker.
/ S-Alrs. Elizabeth Scott, George Smith,
William A. Stewart, William Stuart, T. A.
Shannon.
T-samuel S. Taylor, VIM. Thompson,
James Turner.
WI. 4. WigGall, VIM. Wilson, sam'l
Young, 3; Miss Sarah Young.
P THORNTON. P. NJ
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-01-11
IYnrso fhnn IEnnden U1n
Siness.

worse than IFaoden Hams.--h tc.lcw
was arrested anl committed fDr ,r;ai ,.s.
week, i'i|c'nnrctady, n. Y :or setting t.,
two grocers in that city three Is:;sa tabs of
h"ney, each containing !5G lbs. On cx-
amining them it was discovered that there
ere only from Is to 20 lbs. of honey il,
each tub, carefully separated b. piere OF
canvass nailed closely around the sides,
from sugar house molasscs!
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-01-11

Heauy Damages.-Dr. Benjamin Brar-
dreth recovered, in the Supreme Court,
at Boston, on the 5tb inst, damages to
the amount Of S6,2s3, from Benjamin D.
Musscy, for manufacturing and vending
an article he called Brandreth's pills,
which article plaintiff said was injurious,
aud had caused great detrinlen. to his bu.
siness.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-01-11
JONES & HUGHyON.

Gors,cr OF EsToad & Rsatiedge streets,
OFFER for sale on The most accommo-
dating terms, variety Of
staple asaa Fancy sEy Goods.
consisting in part of
Super6ne black and blue, green, brown
and mix',l Broad Cloths,
- Cassimeres and Sattinets.
Kentucky Jeans, white and red Flannels,
English and French Nerinocs,
Dombazincs, Italian Grape,
Muslins, (of every descriplion) Cambrics,
Furniture and Cambria Dimity,
i very general assortment of CalicUes,
Apron Checks, Bed Ticking,
Damask Table Cloths,
Tabipg aad Bird-eye Diaper,
Negro Cloths and Blankets,
Brown Shifting at 6, 7, s, 8, 10, II and
IL yards for 81.
Cotton Oznaburgs and Suffolk Drilling,
Silk, Cotton and worsted Hosiery.
S55.-EES.
SuperGne Black Gros DE- Rhine,
=" " Gros de Swiss,
" Rep.
- Blue-back fg'd Gros de Nap.
=" Color'd do.
" - plain do.
Black and blue-black Silk Velvet,
Super. Black India Satin,
Rich Mnusin Delaine,
Mourning 60 do
Rich satin and Valencia Veslinrs,
silk and worstc'I Shawis, worked Collars,
Black Lace and Gauze Wells,
Zephyr worsLed, ishenecl &c.
SHOES.
Ladies' French and English Kid Slippers,
Prnne!!e, Seal and Leather Shoes,
Mcn's Shoes Of varions descriptions,
Missrs' AMI Chil;iren's do do
All th" shoes from the mandatory of
Mr.. White will be sold by us.
they have also on hand a general as
surlmcnt Of
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-01-11
Garden Seeds.

THE subscriber has just received com
piete assortment fresh and genuine Gar
den Seeds, with which he will be happy
to supply his friends on fair terms, and
warrant them good.
JAMES r. MckAIN.
Jan. d.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-01-11
THE CAMDEN JOURNAL,
Is Published every Saturday Morning,
BY THOMAS w. PEGUEs,

At three dollars in advance; three dollars and fifty
cents in six months or four dollars at the cXpl-
ration Of The year.
Advertisements inserted at Is cents per square tor
the first and 81 l2 for each subsequent Insertion
The number of insertions he noted on all adVortso
mcnts, or they will be published until ordered TO be
discontinued and charged accordingly. One dolilr
per square will be charged for single insertion.
Seni-u,o. ...nly, Monthly and Qurtcry advertise
mcnts will be charged the same as new ones each H.
scrton.
All Obituary Notices exceeding six lincs' and
Communications recommending Candidates pub
ic Offices of profit or trust-or putting exhibitions
will be charged as advertisements.
Accounts for Advertising and Job Work will be
presented for payment, quarterly.
U.ln Letters by mail must be post paid to insure
punctual attention.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-01-11
FIRST MONDAY I'm FEBRUARY
next, lhe foil wng vaiaabI" Plantation, or
TRACT OF LAND.

situated in Krrs!.aw District, on the
West side of the Watcrce River, and
bonl ded to The east and eastward by the
Said river and William Ancrum's land,
south and s"uthwar,I by JOS ph EHglish's 8
land, which is marked by ditch, running
from the neck land, near the rirer, 10 the
west and westward, part of the way lhro'
the swamp, and the line continuing that
course to Spears creek, and on the west
side OF Spears creek, bounded to the south
by lands belonging to tho Estate Of Thos.
Hopkins and Joseph EHgIi$.!'s pine land,
and to the west by lands belonging to Da-
nie C'Quin, sold to him by Joshua Eng
lish, Sen. and to the north BY James Z.
Doby's land, which is marked by il ditch,
running from the river wes, or westward a
part of the way to Spears creek, and also
the pine land on Spears creek, all on the
north bounded by James c. Doby's land,
containing Two Thousand Acres, more or
less.
Terms, Cash-purchasers to pay for ne
cessary papers.
]. W. LANG, Com'r.
Dec. 30, 1889. [5t5 pr. ad. SIS Is.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-01-11
Irish Potatoes.

A LOT Of Northern Potatoes, Of t
IA white kind, very fine for planting
family use-Just received and for sale at
THE POST OFFICE
Dec. 6.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-01-11
EsassEi OF has'scsa0la, $

THE Legislature at its late Session,
having passed an ACT authorising the post
pnnement to a future period of ,hr pay.
ment of the 3l and 4lh lns'almen!s on the
additional Capital Of this Daa::, tic :;iock-
holders are Informed that the same will
no, be required t. be paid on the first
Monday and Tuesday in January next, as
directed by the Charter. By order of the
Board. Dec 25.
A. G. ROSE, Cashier
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-01-11
Wanted 20 Hire by the year.

A NEGRO Woman tn d. the cooking,
washing &c. of a small (amily-wages to
be paid monthly, if required. Apply at
this Office Dec. FL. ti3
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16

The readers attention 10 invited % lhs
address on our hut rage. from Messrs.
Sianly. Williams. Debeny. and Rsyner.
IN reply 10 the letter OF Messrs. Monigo-
merry and Hawkins. We shall make no
comments; bare statement Of The facts
IN relation 10 the matter Of which the adj
dress principally treats. 10 sufficirn, 10
fir The brand Of infamy upon those who
have circulated the charge that Harrison
.'sOied 20 sell poor men Cor debt"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16

fOsI sIsnden shieh hare bssa Prspsg..,
ed sgainsi him here BY his snsmiss. haze
hssa Pui . rssi b. iury 81 his ora
adopssd seaatry;
Press fhs hisaphis Esqairsr.
AZ the Last circuit eouri Of Izfsysiis.
hiss Thos. 4. Faddis obtained ) ysr.
d.si fOr $1,000 damages against William
simpson and lane Simpson. in suit Cog
SANDER. The plaintiff reainsd ths d.
IMAGES. stating that his sole object IN pro-
serusing The suif Eas % ,iadiesis his
character By q public examination Of The
charges made sgainsl him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16

0hsnsiss lhneusgs. Va have psspuset
IhIs eommualealiea - he FsQssss q "a
py good people iron Norsh Csrul.a..
We feel ws are bui doing ius,iee =
Gea. IIsrrison. q meril0sious nuhl,e
srrsani. whose ehsfselsf 10 20 msse "a.
lss 70 kim thaa all me wealth 81 sash
vhass pfissis HE hss been hishss.a az.
sallied, xlshoat slsia and wi.heus re
preach. and shoss Services IN ihs 6sld
base sAed q lasae spoH Am-rssan srm.
shst Ell patriots xill think spoa -isb
eKsilssioa and pride.
The fame % osr great men Il IL
nosi salasble property II our ns.ion.-
l,hsl lane % % oar duty and our pride
o. saslsln and 90 defend. IN die nsn~
81 osr Revolutionary Patriots. .s e,ll
sPea yss 70 pfoa0unes condemn.sion
ga ihs .plsns Of Ibis corrupt Admin.
issrsllaa. We esll upon lLs Ias esb,p
nen. upon such as fought a TIppse.pse.
Ne~ Orleans, end the Thames. 10 come
O. ne fssese Of their eounssy, and d
save ss ifom The disgrsee of being GUN. !
ished By the testimony Of negro sssysnt..
and from the horors Of Sanding Ar.
ny. 20. srASLY.
LEWIS WILLIAMS.
RD. DEBERRy,
X. RAYNER.
wsshiagien cny. 1sns. $50
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16
TTHE GAG LAw.-a

Among The many other abominsble
principles embraced in the Army Bill. il
that Of the Gag Law. Tha. bill provide.
that shen the Militia are called together
Coz purposes OF training. they shall b.
subject 10 the .7riiclss Of Har. What orc
the articles Of wsr!-ssks The honest
farmer. The following is one Of them.
by which il will appear that tho good
people. who are in The habi, Of saying
pretty much wha, they please q, mus,ers
and olher public places. will be somewhat
restricted in the liberty Of speech, They
will moi then be permitted 10 " uss con.
.emp,unus or disrespec,ful cords" against
j" The Chief Magistrate" with impuni,y.
This 10 tie very essence Of the aid Gag
Law Of '9s. Read The 5th Of the Articles
Of War:
"Art. s. ANY officer or soldier, Who
shall use con,empiuous or disrespeeiiul
words against the Presiden, ofihe Uuiied
States. sgsinst the Vice President there.
Of. sgains, The Congress Of the United
States. or against the Chief Magistrate Of
any Of the United States in which they
may Be- qnar,ered; il . commissioned
officer. shall be eashiered or Otherwise
punished. as cour, martial shall direct;
&c q noa.comrsissloned officer or soldier,
he shall suffer such punishment. as shall
be inflicted on him BY the sentence Of =
coun martial"
Pfsuy tough! Richmond Whig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16
Attention!

To N. csmmi,Ioasd Officers and Mnsieians b..
lonsiag to tks .9iamaaes Beiiallion IN the third
Orange Regiment q .North Caroliaa .Miliiis.
T7ou are hereby notified and ordered TO at
- tend al Csiharine Coble's on the 7,h
dav Of August neat, al IL o'clock, equipped
a. the law directs, Tor drill muster aud Court
Martial and an Saturday the 9th, at eleven
o'clock, you will attend with your respective
companies. armed and equipped a. law directs,
for Battalion exercise
MARTIN coBLE, Major.
July 8, 1870. IS
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Attention !!

First Ligh Infantry Company bsiong'
ing TO The s7th Regineat N. Carolina
Militia.
w0U are hereby commanded and ordered
- TO appear al Capt. Jos G, Racon's on
The second saturday in August next. at 10
o'clock. armed and equipped. as the Law d.
re.ts, for drill muster each with Gig rsunds
uf powdor. The members Of the company
will appear in complete uniform.
By order OF
!. @ BACON. Capi.
July ia So
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A Whig song.
An-a TAs ssmsls srs ss~i~s.-

An-a TAs ssmsls srs ssmi@f.-
TAs rsspls ara eoai.s. - ~ 81 ~
Ths PsePls sss eomias. sA hos On Ass
TA<y'ss saihsfiaE - lhessssss frsa rslisr
and mosaiais.
rhs People are somiss. 81 bel sA 81
Shsy have suffered IL ssIsses a. loas 20 thsy
can.
And as~ sksy hare risea. a. ID wsrs % q man.
Liks ihs rush q shs STERN. a. d sweeps fro=
ths north,
All a.ish'y % seasasr. sheir rsies hss soas
fsrshi
The People are somiag. &c.
The great Los Cabin rolls ea before.
siih 10 hearty gsod cheer. and ia epsa dsss,
And banners arosnd streaming fresls lhs Wind,
No asae friend ef liberty lsrries behiad;
TIE People are esmias. &c.
The Loess s,ssd and STARE sghasl
A. the ihoussadsof Log CABIN boysmsreb past.
And irsmtliaely say. as shsy .ura them s~sy.
rha, d-nd old Los csbin must Gerry lbe dsx,
For The People are eoning. &c.
sens stately old iories more nice than The rest
wisha readsrfal qoaImishr ess seen oppressed
And think coon skin and leg cssia 1ssr
should never be brossh, the dear people Be.
fer.
But the People are coming. 80
Rui #s'II teach al " those who're 90 vos-
dfousiy nice,
That the peopls themselves in these thinss
have voiee.
Ror they Pus them in mind % those ptimitivs
yesn.
when Freedom vas told for mid blosdshsd
and tears;
OH the People are coming. &c.
Then stand up wings all. each with hand on
bis heart.
Resolved every ons 10 get nobiy his part,
And we'll WELD stiff broom 10 the old ~hi.s-
house Lsil.
Sweeping gu, The Chief Cook, seallisn.. Tsra.
spit. and al.
For the People arc coming. 60.
Hurrs Cor cid TIE he's abe choice ef us al.
With him Tor our leader we'll stand or well fall
For him and Cor TYLER veil vote 10 : mar.
And bid long farewell forever 70 VAN;
The People are coming. &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16

The recent speeches. letters. &C.
from Gen. HArr,son must c"'nple'e'y
du,nd Gun Ter the sisndersrs OF TIC
gpud and brave nd man. IL vii %"
longer do to say that be cannot spe"h
or ar,ve. II will ~ hunger 10 to 50,
he II Imarcilr. lie proves IN tue pre-
s,u.e al thousands of his countrynen.
tina, he wants q. runmi,tee TO talk "r
q, think fur him. iujeed, it's no"
acknowledged that no man 10 ,"e
n.t,un la, been mors uaderrs'cd, U,
fr,eud. ard Ices. than Gen. HART
20. HIS vuice 10 a. eloquent, sno
his pen ~ vigorous, as msy "ese
tweaty Years ago. Ills speech o.
Fort Aie,gs, a,uns, wouid sismP h,a,
a first rate nan, What device wtii
uuw be resorted TOD Gen. d. VIII nol
remain silent, lie will write--as VII
speak -he ~ili MT be mum. lie "
So incorrigibiy obstinate. That nc
Will express Ms epinians on oil sua
iects oi q pubic nature. Now this u
piarias his caiqmn,a'ors 10 q prea'ei'
,neat Inc ..Cpum,ttse''--,he ''ir""
C..s"--,he ..ye,led prophes".are
cal exploded. What nex's Wha'
ner,. .dtes1' ""0'
Truth often causes hatred.
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"Ts this complexion il hss come d last"
Direct Taraiion-Gag Lais-Sand'
ing Army-Esdsraiism.-Strangs as i
may seem 10 our honest unsuspectins
people. under the administration Of Mr.
Van Buren--yes. under this Democrats
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rankes, Federal mea'
sure.--,he very ones which made old
John Adams So obnoxious to the Repub.
liean party-have been proposed. and
sheir adoption seriously coniended for,
The first shock, occasioned by the pro-
posal Tor Standing Army Of two hun.
tred thousand men and an accompany
ing Gag Law, more odious than the
Alien and Sedi,ion Law, had scarcely
reached tho extremi,ies Of the Union,
before another proposition 10 made. mol
less fearful in its nature, and which must
create still more sensation. We mean
that Of Direct Taraiion. Be not startled
reader at the bare mention Of il. We
must be prepared 10 look the proposition
iull in the face, and if we have the firm.
ness. Indignantly frown it down. II 10
one of the grss, questions which
"lays behind the sub treasury scheme,
connected with the fiscal action Of the
Government; and which" Zone Of The
leaders Of the party says 1--WE will be
called upon 10 decide within the next
few years." We have not time or space
TO pursue this subject farther in this
number Of our paper; &c wish merely
TO call public attention to The matter
now, and shall present il more fully
hereafter. A letter Of the Hon. Caleb
Cushing. in reference to The subject, IL
before US, and should have been pub
li.hed il our columns had not been 90
eupisd. u shall appear in our next mum
Der.
And is this The "grsnd consummation''
the party in power have been striving
for in the name Of I" Democracy" The
establishment Of all ,hs, was odicus in the
measures Of the old Federal par.y' We
rly they shave s.olsn livery from hea
ven 10 serve the d. in !"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16

HsE li-Ths Western SEQ. skals
hog. lhesoash going Faa Bssen PAPER.
pristrd q fineeanss. sy.f a1'hs
slsa&inr Irmy uf Mr. Faa Bsfsn. 10 ens
- ia gysaiesf htz1ags > lks 6sy."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16
Obituary.

Died, in this vicinity, on Wednesday
last, CELrsrR ODEND' HAL. infant daughr
ter of Mr.. John Odend'hal. aged fifteen
months. "Of such is the kingdom oil
heaven"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16

Col. Richard NJ. johnson has been no.
minated BY the Van Buren, Convention.
which assembled in Raleigh on The OH
inst. as the candidate % be run in North
csFolina for the Vice Presidency. We
learn from she Register, that not more
than 20 souaiies. ont Of 81, were repre-.
scented!