davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

sap Arkansas. Dennis. IL Nesoroans, with & to
" Nelson.
ship Cornwall Do v.rean Falmouth Eng ballast
Barclay ( Living ton-i2g passengers.
sup Lyons, Arry 40 Is In Liverpool VITA mdzs to rhsmp-n
I'D passengers.
Brig Ajax Fuller ds Bangor, ballast, to order
Dash IIuatre., 10 Il. fn ST johns ballast TO order
Trader, () Bennett 10 ds FIN csmberaDd W.
plaster o Souls, Whitney & CO.
sc!r Caket (Br Kelly j. IN Halifax in ballast 20 mnsterF7
passenger.
BELOW .h.p. bari. brigs.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03
sales at Auction i.

II American Musruy-We commend Museum going public
to the evening for the Benefit OF Mr.
Wince BY tue by OF the best eceenircS we ever met
with The originality sRd hursor With which he endowed
never fails to stir up the ri,bles Of the audience.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03
MARINE LIST.

PORT OF NEW-YoRK, JUNE 3 l7il.
,,s ......... 4 ~ 80
,uy ............ : % liIcH WATER. ~
LATEST ADvlcEs
Iiyerosl Ma, l. IIayre indirect May " Orleans, May 81
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

~ There is a lot Of Improbable tattie IN the newspa-
ner aou: Nh Clays Speaker ascrbing the election OF
Hon Joas WHITE to Mr.. CIays personal influence Ihs
= , enough in the Herald and the like, bu; hazdy loo
50 well in Wing papers.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

Er.scs O. J. Smith as candidate tor Clerk of the House
He has been ore OF the promncn; and eiccn OF Con.
crva,ve and is in every way deserving of the place iav-
been fairly nominated by the Wing party good lai re-
,rod that he should be elected We say this in the best
,lnq to Hon MATHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKr. who Is also
borough Wing and gentleman every way uaiie io the
nton which he filed universal acceptance until turned
II, by Jackonsm twelve years The tact that ne mad
1reaay held the Office several years was principal reason
with us for preierrng MI Smith The benevolent a give"
bv the oyerrown party restore him TO the post from
which it isrRorly aec,ed him. reni' kabie case oil ;h
1eenth hour repentance and SINCERE at tAa'-
NJ The Mayor and the Sun warmly in favor OF
wokHeusc for the Of bcsgar and Migrants
We like the idea bu, would this be Ne the Se''as
sbe men into SiareTy which excited such IN eouon OF
IocoFoco horror Iii abonincbc IN Gen lars
SON to vote that petty criminals might work out the amount
of their fines wha; mus; be snatch up Migrants in
the streets confne them and them work under task
master? En-
70 The San finds Mayor Morrss Message exactly after
lis own heart This Is matter Of There never
was an abusive lying attack upon Wing party and policy
which that paper did delight Ditto TO the Herald
The Right OF Pe:.tton-when the usual motion for the
aoption OF the Rules OF the las, House nads the
,ov 70 except or cscnd the 2ls, rule which directs the
secten of all Abolition petitions which may be presented
he question thus raised had been acted when the
House adjourned
% The Albany Argus, after trying haT and long q,
up panic with regard the State Debt and the asleay
OF the Canal Tolls pay the aeerns interest i'a@y comes
ouar, round boasts lacrosse of the tolls aad pinceS
it the ccv; OF the S,5 Tressrg Ought no; the increased
,.anspcr,a., Of rich green cheese from the moon 20 come
in for share
~ The steamship Caledonia left Boston a, o'clock on
Tuesday with IS passengers Tor halifax IS FOX Lrespeo
and an enormous u.alo20O letters and bass 4 evs
papers. Had she been deaize Only = hours. she H'ga'
have carried out tie Presidents Message.
% The election for n suceess9ri Co gres 70 Ho1. CHAs
,olx sases place h s.h Of Junr, fut tn Seer
T. not the Lapcastcr Ds.ri, = eal Paer. have ab
,rdy stated. nlsRg BlAcs $ 4 Wig ea:eidatc.
10 Hon. ESos HOOK, Ice opp. NJ C. II III Fo cite
district Pa died recently !: BIS silence a Greece Co
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

u The San finds Mayer Morris Message exactly after
It's own heart. This Of course There never
was an abusive lying attack upon ;hc Wing party and policy
which tina, paper did delig, Ditto the Herald
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

q 4 Sut s-lissr CABS :. ART Au,sy
biloxi ofb lipss ssing Up the Of BF adv y
and Dunn STR OK Il! { a'd with Chin
ney, resti 6 81 III ! co Is y. Lo * to hs, VT
u A NJ. Al, a13er Beswu Is uynr hui to is-es shs
charter Ct Tie u s gank Su ,oe-s to lini
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03
IhI- NY THUI .,;r
The Edinburgh Review, no "A lux

Ne-ebi,on', >Iiuriau : ,,teN
Captain Basl HILL, patcle ors
I.ichcr'. Political Eihic-
The Hon. c A. Murray Travels "a .im'i'eA
Progr,,> a / Historical Inquiry IA France
Mr. cray, Tour 10 t.c Scpalcbrr- 81 Ffr''r'S
HofFn,s.ter', Life sad " rI;lns> 81 Schiller
Publication. the Sfght- and Condition o. W ''u'->
T,gnr,r, and F,.,eA.5 and ,hesr Cvu,euporNrio-.
Ike Republic o. Texas .,n5 RI Recognition,
J. VI. MASON, P,rbii,h
- Rr,,dNaV and /
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

r. z,o,oynI-Dr PtfE11 =. STATS, formerly Of the ey
y '''D'''' 10 sim
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

r. SEE DR. r FELIX GUttIAUD'S ADVERTISEMENT On
riiF OUTSIDE OF Ills POUDRES SUBTITLE FOR UP
Ro0TINe; HAIR TO BE Had ONLY AT 90 "ALkbRsT.
nN EROM BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

70 In the Wing Congressional Caucus 70 nominate ca"
ilo,e Tor Speaker Hon. M.ttEp FILLMORE OF this St'''
received the second ges, Han. JosGra LAwRs,c'
OF Pa neN: NJ: Whto bad - votes
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

70 We observe THAI papers, which ough; to be ashamed
o; it, repeating BennetS miserable Ire ina; G1eH;70rf'
was present :; the Dinner to Senator Talmadge.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

MOSS bales Blanche Moss, Of superior quaty received per
vi snip Kutusof, from New orleans, Tor sale by
je3-it c. y. :. ROWLAND IS Water-s.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25

At a meeting Of the Wing citizens Of
Lincoln, hectdeuburg and CGlgrrus Gouu.
ties, held pursuant to advertisement, IN the
Village Of Charlotte, on Tuesday the 23rd
day Of February 1871, 10 nominate can.
didate TO represent the | It'll Congressional
District IN the Congress Of tic United
States,
William Lee Davidson, Esq, of Neck
lenburg was called to the Char. and Jas.
I. Alexander Of Lincoln appointed Score
tlrv.
The business Of the meeting being stat.
ed, It was unanimously Resolved, That
Daniel Moreau Barrinaer, Esq, Of Cahar-
rus, from his nigh standing and republican
Is entitled to the confidence OF
this District, and that he be nominated as
the republican candidate for Congress.
Upoa motion, James X. Dodge OF Lin
coin, James Porter Of Mecklonburg, and
VIM. S. Harris Of Cabarrus, were appoint
cd Committee to communicate this nom,
nation to Mr., Barringcr.
Rssoirsd, That the proceedings of this
meeting be Published in the Wing papers
Of Lincoln, Mccklenburg and Salisbury.
WA l. DAVIDSON, Chan.
JAS. T, ALEXANDER, Sec'g.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
WAR IN EUROPE.

Alter tho overthrow Of NAPOLEON. the
u,,c,fc,r,on If Paris " took nl,rr n1sI5
since tina, period the world has enoyea
- wears Of comparative rcposo from le.
galized murder and rapiac but this re-
pose cannot always continue; the history
or mankind evb,h,,s the STARTLING fact thai
nan, n,n hn,,.h,r h,s c,lror man and r..
a,., g., y,,.os,, 81. c,r,,o.. .ro,,,r,, ,,bon
,..,,,,;., ..,-,,,. ...,5 ,,,,,.o. o,,.,,.,. ..,,
o,.. c,n.o H., ,o,,or,l ,l,sh,ol;nu Sc tho
poucrs or E,ronc Crooco has throw, "a
the woke Of Turkish bondago and cmcrr.
al rron Noslen tyranny bv Jesncr,te
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
YlRGlNIA sENAToR.

On the 80 Of March, both houses Of tic
\ Hglnia Legislature have agreed to 60 IN
b. an election for Senator Of the United
States, 10 FIJI the vacancy that viii occur
~ the lth Of March, BY the expiration Of
Je term Of Mr.. Roane The Senate of
Virginia Is equally divided, @ wings and
pc Locos; owing to the want Of major,
Iiy Of Wings 10 that body, the locofocos
lave been able to prevent an election IA.
hing place. When the house sent up
resolution TO the Senate proposing a certain
Day for the election, the locoioco Senators
y ould not agree the consequence has been
Pie neglect Of fulfilling constitutional Oh,
! cation. But it seems that some Of lie
Van Bureu party could not resist the ap.
.eals Of patriotism and justice any longer
When the vote was taken upon the indcii.
Irlte poS,ponemcn, Of tho resolution agree.
Ilng to an election, several voted against il.
rae day was finally named as the 3D..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25


Holland dared to disobey their mandates )
toeng,rce Compliance. France marched an
afiay Of 100000 men to Antwerp, and in
a shori time the citadel was in ruins; VII.
liam was forced to yield the point, which
he did with oil the philosophy Of Dutch
man. Portugal has felt the scourge OF in.
testmo war and comnotion, Don Miguel
desired tie crown, and Don Pedro refused
70 lei him take il both appealed 10 the
word and the result Ike all such matters,
vas in favor oi the strongest. Spain, that
naughty, ignorant and bgo,cd nation, has
also come il for a share Of family iars,
within her borders blood has flowed pre-
iusely to settle rival claims 70 tic crown.
But all these have been but petty GgLtings
blood viii be poured out ard life sacr.-
feed on large scalc--uation will be ar
ranged against nation and empire against
empire.
The clements Of u terrible cou,ulsion
appear in abundance. England by her ar,
rogance and disregard ofthc rights Of other
nations, has ensondered a spirit Of lostn-
rs 70 her throughout Europe, which will
break on; sooner or later. The rapid cx.
tension Of her possessions and power is
an3tEcr cause Of jealousy to the civilized
world Il she be regardless Of the interests
and honor Of other nations in her present
state, what VIII she be when she has grasp
ed The world self-prcseryation is the first
law Of nature, aud nations act upon this
principle Ike individuals.
Bat to return home, win the United
States much longer submit 70 be tganpled
upon SLaIi we forever sit beneath the
taunis and insults Of British pride and pow
err When our rights are infrinqed and
the honor Of oui republic yiolo'cd shall i,
all terminate il useless negotiation and
empty words
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
from the Richmond Wig.
GEN HARRISON AT THE READING
ROOM

General Harrison, yesterday, visited the
Coffee House TO exchange situations with
his fellow-cItlzens. lie was greeted BY a
large crowd, but SO great was the multi
tudc that il soon became evident that all
could not singly be introduced to him and
enjoy the pleasure of hearing him converse.
1t was therefore proposed that he should
address the crowd in the street.
lie spoke some 90 minutes with a clear
and distinct voice, aud in an animated
strain. He referred to the great cardinal
principles of his political creed, and then
noticed a few Of the numerous charges,
which had been made against him. He
had been called an Abolitionist, he said.
In one sense, as he had told his friends in
Baltimore, he was an Abolitionist. He
was in favor of emanclpating the office
holders, and restoring them to the rights
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25

W certain dyPePfic correspondent
of Bobby ilmous " Lincoln Republican, =
has made an attempt 10 Be witty at our ex.
pcnsa, and to Do ll.e cretur justice, he sue.
cceded 90 admirably I'LL, for the space Of
bali an hour after The arrival Of that fun
.cngcnJcring aud VII distributing paper,
bar!cned ailh It's precious treasure, the
Ssasiftr., intelligent, and intellectual locos
about tbs place, were thrown into such
edch.AHGiory commissions as to cause d.
ycrs accidents and disasters. One little
fellow, "a loculoco) was 50 Initiated with
The cba!Iillon Of vii displayed BY that nice
Young man, +, VI. g." that his muscu-
lar commissions became 50 tremendous, as
10 split hls coat tail INTO tatters Ewes d
detected and for!oru ollice.holder, whose
ag,iPathy 10 the iies Of March Is equal 10
that a hyirophob.c patient enlertulns A.
galnsi water was seen to smile quite per.
cePubly--" change came over tho 8piru
Of A.s---llcc-the muscles relaxed and
a gIcam Of hope quTelei there a moment
anl-all was dark. Blu, the most peculiar
and angular property Of the communica.
lion was, tie remarkable effect il had up
on the paper no seen,. was the envelope
torn from It, than an universal visibility
spread like contasion from loco to loco
Now, grave question may arise from this
TACT, which may gife philosophers some
trouble--uamely, whether correspondent.
whose organs Of exclamation are always
IN state Of activity, can sympa,heticalIy
produce the same oiiec! upon others, by
merely signing himself -. VI. b. ala.
DR., McGoucon.
Bobby, can't you help " I. NJ. b." who
appeals 50 touchingIy to you for assistance
ia behalf Of his loco foco brethren Re
collect Mr.. Hampton qua IS no, cooked
or PINNED; then To save your friends from
$ this destructive lwaddlelsm that is, like a
tornado sweeping every yesiiao Of democ-
raoy from our once happy country help
help for Gods sake help
Cannot "T. NJ. b." give us another
,rorm and hornet story Thowor!d vii
feti aentcly the loss should You suffer your
rare and dcleciablc talents TO lie rusriug
SO, mend your Pcn, scratch your head, look
wise, flourish You cane, forge, your dys,
P'psia, and try 1t AGAIN and the way You
will give many a maiden the heart ache
will be absolutely oxcruclating
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
THE CABINET.

Its Of necessity that the President Elect
should, some DAYS before he enters on the
duties Of his high Office, make selections
of persons to FIJI tho chief Executive De.
partmcnts Of Government. From infor-
nation, which we presume may be relied
on, we have the pleasure of being able to
inform Our readers that, IN all probability,
the Cabinet Of tho now President, so far
as depends upon Inn, will be thus composed:
Secretary IF State-Danici Webster, Of
the State OF Massachusetts.
Secretorgofhe Trersury-.Thomas Ew-
ing, Of the State Of Ohio.
Secretary Of Wor-John Bell, Of the
State OF Tennessee.
Secretary ofthe N1ry-Goorge +. Bad.
ger, Of the State Of North Carolina.
Postmaster Geacrai--Francis Granger,
of the State Of New York.
Attorney Generally. J. Crittcndcn, of
the State of Kentucky.
We anticipate the warm appreciation of
great majority Of the People OF the Uni
ted States ofthose selections, and of the az.
grcgate result. In some cases, doubtless,
choice las been difficult, where many
we're though, worthy; but out of the abund-
ant materials before him, it cannot be de-
MED that the President will have formed a
Cabinet remarkably strong in talent, char.
actor, and the possession Of the public con.
Gdoncc.
1t is an old observation that the hend of
a Government usually shows how much
wisdom and discretion he possesses by the
choice of ministers and agents. Tried by
this received standard the new elected
President has, in this first act of his off
cial duties, well justified that great mea-
sure Of favor which he has received from
the People. -- Nat Intel.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25

Of citizenship. He would absolye them
from the thraldom under which thew have
been grooming tor years. dc would have
them to speak and TO act up to tic dictates
Of their conscience, as he would have all
others. He would break the bandagcs
which boulu them, and set them free
To This extent, and to this extent only, was
he IN Abaifionist.
Whilst ullefins these sentiments, his
counien1ncc wore u playful smile, but sud.
denly It asslmed 4 steiner cast, as with
increased energy Of manner and voice, he
inquired; " but how could Nirglulan,
who sees in every Hing around him, the
"reminiscences Of his youth, be an Aboi.
tlonis; ! How could Nugnian, born and
bred on the lower James River, and in a
house noted for some memorable incidents
in our revolutionary struggle, be an Abo-
Illlonstl How could Nirginian, whose
sires received many distinguished tokens
Of confidence and esteem Al the hands of
ths yntuous old Commonwealth, be an
Aboitioni.t How could a Nlrginian be
so irre}crent TO the sacred ashes Of his
honoured ancestors, as to be an Abolition.
Isl Could such a Virginian be called an
AbcltlonIs' by another Eliginian, and that
other t:ae-Acarted Vlreiuian, and sound
to the core The thing vas impossible.
The bosom could not be free from faint
that harboured such a suspicion.
lie said he had not given pledges and
promises before the election, because such
4 precedent was calculated to produce mis-
chief aud to confer the Presidency upon
men Of promises instead Of men OF per
formanceS. But now that he was no more
a candidate for the surfaces of the people,
and could not be affected BY their votes,
he had no hesitation in declaring, what
bad ever been his feelings his steadfast
devot,o0 10 the rights and interests Of his
native State. In this connection, he adj.
ycrtcd 10 the heavy debt of gratitude which
had been imposed upon him b. the gener-
Gus support which be had received from
his adopted State, Ohio, the young giant,
Indiana, and noble Kentucky, which had
honoured him with citizenship, although
he had never lived within her borders
Bat all this did not cilace from his mind
what vas due TO his yencrated mother.
He alluded to the report Of Mr.. Granger
being an AboIitionist. He said lle had
never been 50 foolish as to ash him wh"lA-
or be vas an Abolitions OF not knowing,
as he did, his public life and history. Bq
Mr. Granger had come to him the day be-
fore be left Washington, and told him that
an article in Richmond paper, which ad-
mittcd the possibility Of his being an Abo-
iitiouist, had Just fallen under his eye. He
Mr. G. desired him Gen. H. when he
got TO Richmond to say to the Editors of
that paper, that he was not only no Adolf
houlst, but he should expect Gen. II. to
cyict him from Office should he ever be.
come one.
When the General concluded, be was
urged to go on but he begged to be
excused, believing he could better promote
tho wishes Of his friends by going on,
this day two weeks, with tue principles he
had ayowed.
The address throughout commanded pro.
found silence, and has ELECTED commenda-
tons, both for its substance and taste, from
OIL who heard Il.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
EXAMINATION OF THE ELECTORAL
VOTES

Wednesday beng the day appointed for
the official examination of the Votes for
President and Vice President Of the United
States, the two Houses proceeded at twelve
O'clock 10 the execution of the order in re.
gard to it, adopted On the ID inst.
4 message having been received by the
Senate, that the House of Representatives
was ready to receive them, the Senators
preceded by the Vice President, the Ser
geant.ai.Arms of tho two Houses, the Sc.
cretary and his assistants, went to the Hail.
and took the seats provided for them on the
righ, of the Chair. They were received
by the members standing. The Vice Pres
den, was conducted to the Chair as presl
ding officer of the meeting the Speaker
occupying a scat on his left, Mr.. Preston,
the teller on the part Of the Senate and
Ncssrs. Gushing and John W. Jones the
tellcrs on the part Of the House, took the
places assigned to them at the Clerks table,
The Senators and Representatives being
seated, tho Vice Presiden, proceeded TO
open the packets addressed to him contain.
mn Inc voices ut Tue utiicTtHt DtuieSs ileSc
having been read at length by the tellers,
and complete lists having been made, the
Wee President then rose and announced
the following result:
Whole number Of votes for President, 294
Of which William Henry Harrison
received ..... 234
Martau Van Buren, GO
He therefore declared William Henry
Harrison, of Ohio, duly elected President of
the United States for four years from the
Ith of March, 1871.
Whole number Of votes for Vice Presi
dent, 29i.
Ofwhich John Tyler, Of Va, received 23i
Richard NJ. johnson, of Ky. As
Lit,leton w. Tazewell, DIVA III
James X. Polk, Of Tenn.
He therefore declared John Tyler, Of
Va, duly elected Vice President of the
United States for four years from the 4th
of March, 1911.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25

After this announcement, the Senate re.
tired TO their Chamber; and a joint com
mlllee consistin. Of MIR. Preston, Of The
Senate, and WISE, Of the House, having
been appointed to wait on General flarri
son, and Iatorm lin Of his election, the two
Houses Immediately adjourned. NadiSo,
man,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
Nrw YoEK- FrRRuARY Ia.

Mr.. Webster's resignation Of his scat in
the Senate was communicated TO the Massa.
chuseIts Legislature yesterday. The press
N The Bay State is almost unanimous IN "a.
yor Of Mr.. Chosie as his successor.
A resolution is before the Senate of
Maine, approprlaing million Of dollars
for Tie defence Of the State, and another
calling on the General oyernment to expel
the British forces lIom the disputed terrific.
~, and relieve the State from The burden Of
defending her osn frontier.
TIE arrangement Of he exchanges oper.
aies most seriously against any healthy re-
slyal OF trade. So iluctnatlng are the rates
"a the distant South, that the business be.
tween New Orleans and Mobile and this
e'iy is greatly interrupted. Holders Of
ddls reluctantly part with then at the COR
rent discount. The rate to day on Phila.
delphia is discount, on New Orleans 10
:, Cinc'nunti Q, Mobile 10 II, There
IS 10 Improvement IN the Stock market. T..
). Bank sells at %, aud It's bills a, - dis.
count, though the amount ~ circulation hero
IS smalh--CorreSFoadence ofthe Nat. Intel.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
RESEMBLING THE "EXPUNGE.n


Last Monday, in the Senate of the Uni.
ted States, Mr., Bayard of Delaware, act.
my under instructions from his noble little
state, gave notice that at the next session
Of Congress he should move resolutions
for resembling the Expunge - Of the Sen,
ate Journal inflicted some years ago to gra-
tify the pride Of Jackson. We feel a lii,
tie regret at this movement Of Mr.. Bayard,
for we wished Virginia 10 have the honor
Of leading the way in the good work aud
Nm. {. RNes to be the organ of her com
mands, believing the duty would be as a.
greeable to him as honorable 10 Virginia.
But, Virginia losing the honor Of leading
the van in the proposed attack upon the
Eypunge, one Of the remaining monuments
Of Man-W Worship, none deserve the post
more than Delaware, the Plataa Of the
Confedcracy,-Richmond Wig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
GDIranttRs
Thursday, February 25, 1911.

The citizens generally are notified
that Monday next is the day for the cleo
ton Of Commissioners. All interested
will attend and select such individuals as
they in their wisdom think best.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
Observation-Disclosures u,
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the subscriber are re
"a quosted to come forward and settle either
by CASH or Note, by the 18th of March or lst of
April al tarthest, as | expect TO leave for Wades-
borough about that time Those who do not avail
themselves o. this notice will find their accounts
In the hands of an officer for collection.
MARY PORTER.
FEB. 81, leN. r24