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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11

C0NGREsS.-T'he dsbais ON iht
Prasp eliss Pre- emp,ion bill vas brought
90 close in t..s Sensle On The I'd inst.
A proposition 90 ingrsli upon lhis the
primo, lies Of Mr. Calhoun's bill. 10 eede
ihe public lands 10 ihe STATES in which
The, liz. was rejected By so'e of 81 10
20. The motion Of Mr. criiienden. 20
rcomn.it. the b,li fur The purpose Of en-
tody:Lg in il tic principle Of distribution,
vas also rejrcsesl--ye.s %. n.ys 20.
The question vas then l.ksa an ihe'
passage e The bill. and il was decided
ia The aflirma,ise--yeas 81. nays 10.
50 The bill was passed
4 bill has been introduced mo the
Senate. By Mr.. Crab IN al this state. 10
ascertain he praetc.bilily and probable
cost nf re.opening direct cSm nuaiea-
tin between Albemsrle Sound and The
Atlantic Ocean. Mr.. Graham aecompa-
MED the introduction Of this bill 'by an
abs and very Impressive speech, urging
the adsan,asesto commerce which would
result. frnm opening The proposed com
mupic. lion. and Tie greater degree 81
safety 10 human life.
On the 10, inst. Mr. Msngum present
"a 70 the Senate The resolutions % ,he
I.sgi.l,iure Of North carolina in favor OF
the distribution Of The pr ,eesds cf The
public lan9,; which we're read. laid on |
tie table, and ordered 10 be'prinled.
In tbs House Of Representatives, The
debate on The treasury note bill was con
,inucd until Wednesday last. when il
"a. taken oul OF The committee Of tie
whole and reported TO the house.
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We have il from The most unques,ion
able suihnri,y. that Mr. Preston has 40
intention Of seespling q seat in The Csbi-
net. fac Was confidently reporird,) buI
sill remain 10 the Ssnsls for The purpose
of giving his aid 10 the new Ajminislra
lion 10 carrying out lheir measures.
Charlesfon Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11

UHi.L be sold on Tuesday The 23d OF Feb
3" ruary instant, b. fire the canIt house N
Ilillsborongh, Q valuable Negro Woman ~
the name of Miliy, late the property OF Mar.
tin Palmer, deceased, and her daughter Susan,
a spriahtly girl about eight or pins years old.
A credit al six months will be given, aud bond
with approved securiy rqnirtd.
rios. CLANCY. Trustee. &C.
February q Sc-
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NeiIee--.wardens o. ne
R00W.

Tia MardeRH afGhs Per o. iha rauuly =
ntaass. 81 mes q ~ Per ftasEF 8
80. Msfl hen6ss = M4teh sat An psrsaai
hssira Businesses NIll stisa5 Al ihsi iisns. aad
sPPa<siieas fsf s6niisiag psfsaas shssi6 lhrs
6~msds.
fsbruay %. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11

Laporfaaf.-'ihe Pennsylvania Bank
Of The uHi,ed Sh,es, in consequence Of
ID, heavy runs made upon il for specie.
HI" been compelled sgaia TO suspend
specie payments. \, 10 stated tina, the
bank has raid out, since the I5h Of Js-
nuary, in specie and furrisn drafts. seven
million, Of dnllars. This run upon The
bank may he regarded ss The natural con.
sequence ~ The publications injuriou. 10
], credit. which have appeared in some
81 The leading northern Jnurnsls-s run
which wuuld be sp, In overwhelm almost
any institution whose business was 81 all
extended.
The suspension Of this bank. j, is said.
will not affect the other Pennsylvania
b,nks; they wiil continue to pay specie.
regardless Of the siorpsgs Of the United
States Bsnk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11

should have tskfh ksF 80 q prize 70 slsrl
i'seae, DuIleE he teuIsh, de ssTtssn
SO fllred nudsf : guaFd q fsUF lImsd
80. The npininn ne naiitss ehisTlaiu
q John B1ll's Eexsfd CO.. tleif IIrsdoa
may b iaiersed from Ihs l.es Ghas de
nfgro pilots 81 he Ameriesa ship. shea
hey aw lhs Brush cruiser eaminf.
s~sn ashore Tor lear 81 being inprsssedg
6enfrsl Hsrrisna arrived Ia ihis eisy
,fsifsday afternoon 81 sb0ui bali pasa Z
e'eleek. During he whsle dsy onr
shaFf was eros ded with persons s~si..
lng his arrival. and a. about 2 o'rInrk ghs
boal on ~hich be came was diseessrrds 90
be IN sight 6ss o. slx niles dpwn n,
Issr. The fact wss annsuseed by me
discharge Of cannon. and m sbous half an
hnar The splendid steamer Ben Franklin
fonneed The point. and came inls port in
gallant siyle. Pour or eve pieces sl az
nlisfy on shore we're fired ulhoul inter
mission. and the ssnnnn on board lhe
boat responded. The bells Of lhs ei.y
were ruag and almost every Wing hosss
Displayed flag.
by The lime The bnai arrived Of The
wharf, The eoneaursr Of people sss lfs-
medaos. and three hearty cheers wsre
gwen % the moment she touched The Var
ginia soil. Gen. Harrison was wsssd
on by The Commiiles Of Reception. and
tseoried IN an open carriage 10 the Unil-
~ Sis.ss Hotel. .here cordial welcome
and The inequalities Of The city were ten.
serfd 10 him by 3. Sprigg. eco in neal
and appropriate address. The Genersl
responded in foreible and happy man
per- During the afternoon he received
he congratulations of thousands Of onr
ellos citizens from every poin, for miles
'found, and IN the evening he was escor-
ed 10 The residence OF Mr.. E. Dorsey,
where splendid entertainment sss pro-
'idsd. and here he was waited upon by
hundreds more. including our fair eoun-
rywomen.
General Harrison left for Pilnburg si
isIe hour last nighi.
Hhtsiing Gazeifes. Jan 90.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11

The editors OF the Nsg's Head Adso'
cate appear TO be wofully freited because
Of the notice We iook Of them in some "i
our former numbers. and because Of the
sr,irle which We copied into our paper
of the 18th uls fram the Halifax Advo-
cate. Their affected contempt for Tie
Halifax Advocate is mewhst ludlcrous;
bu, With tina, We have nothing to do
The ejilor Of tia, pria, will doubtless be
able To answer Tor himself. IL the Nsg's
Head editors can di.coscr his whcrea-
bouts. so a. to direct one OF their papers
10 him.
We have no desire to handy words
with these ,cs,y cdi,ar.; neither DO we
J,sifc To diminish augh, Of their high
regard for the character Of Mr.. Shepard.
We certainly did dis,pprore Of his course
On The debate on the western turnpike
bill; We though, i, unbecoming, and o'h'
etwi.e objectionable in many respects
Bui We were induced to hope, iadseI
we we're ready to believe, that he P's'
'cssrd'some high, r-drcping qualities
and tia, we might da him no iJnst'ce
We hes,aiei no, 10 publish his reply I
Mr.. Clinsman. In all that we have sat-
IN this matter relative to Mr.. Shepard
We think i, would puzzle the Nag's Hea
euaHs 10 point out one word OF abuse
we thought Mr. Shepard had spoken T.
ehshtingly Of Mr. Graham, anil that h
Ind inexperienced so nc Of Sic. MAI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11
Good Second hand Sulkcy
FOR SALE,

n NEWARK, BUILT SUI.KEY on ellipticai
~ springs. u has lately been thoroughly
repaired; and for use is almos, as good as new.
Il Gust $3.50. The owner. having m use i"r
IL, will take half that sum for u aud the har-
ness. Inquire at this office.
I,nuarv IL ST. 4w
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Negroes for Sale,
In uiIIsbOrOugh.

yITILL be cold. on Tuesday the sd day Of
w February next. likely young NEGRO
WOMAN and Child, and BOY about fourteen
years Of age, on credit of six moaths.
By tse Erssuter Of ths late Isabella IAenssn
January %. 81 ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11

Af.n eiscsion held in ii.is plars on So.
iurday last. FOR MagisiraAs Of Police and
Commissioners for he lown af Hillside
rough fsr Ihs en-uing yesr. the following
grnll, men wsre elecssd:
Stephen Maarr. Msgislrais az Police.
Edmund Slndwiek.
I.emn~i Lynch. (
WIN. III. lirawn,
lanes ~. Palmer. -
John Berry. Il
John Jones.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11

Gen. Harisnn als hourly expected in
he city Of Washington Al the last ae-
counts. Great preparations hsd been
made 10 receive him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11
Trust Sale.

y,Y virtue Of Deed Of Trust exnrs,td ts
- me, for certain purposes ,heIeia mention.
ed. I shall. expose To puh!ic sale, on the Esd
lay IL February ncx,, tit being the Tuesdss %
Orange Count, Court, IN The Town OF Hills.
barough,
between Twenty-Five and
Thirty NEGROES.
Among them are Men, Women, Bays and Girls,
nearly all young; some seven or eight 81 the
best hoase servants, male ard female, ever o.
fered for sale. Also.
near 5000 acres OF Land,
living in the Western District Of Tennessee.
Terms SIX months credit. Cor neselIah,e
STEPHEN MOORE, Trustee.
January IS. Site
sCT The Raleigh Register and Standard uii
publish the above until The day of sale.
49, -.
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Straycd,

- FROM The subscriber. on
TN Saturday The Oh instant. q
"N5 small sorrsl MARE. shout
Hszszlss len years old. with . blsze
lace. three white feet. and some while
spots on her back from ssddle scsld..
She has scar on the back Of her nsck.
on the right side. caused by the bite OF
another horse. Any person ~ho may
take Up SAID Mare. shall receive . suiis.
BE reward on her delivery 20 Mr.. I.rmu-
oil Lynch. in Hillsberongh, or 70 the sub
seriber. 10 Granville. eight miles west Of
Oxford.
GEO. W. FERRII.I.
February 10. fs-swp
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Marlborough
English Academy.

gnNHE Board. Of Commissioners. hssng pro.
III cured the services 81 Mf. yohs ODEsp'aAL,
~ho 10 eminraily qua.,fed % teach ihs usual
branches of ss English Education. sonld &c.
specifically ANNOUNCE 20 the puhllc, shat the
school uader The superini Evidence IL the Bsatd,
will be- opened on Monday she ist day Of Fee
brusry neat. The terms VI luluon ale. tPsr
sesslun,l
For Spelling Heading. Grammar. and
Writing, - 90
spelling. Reading. Writing. Grammar.
Ari,hm.tic. Geography, History, &e. 90
Tuition 20 be paid in advance The great lm
noriancs &c having good English School in
community. With . cheap rate ef tuition. 10 Is
hoped, val induce Che c,issns o. Psifonfre
EDMUND srRCDWIcH,l
LEMIEL LYNCa,
STEPHEN MOORE,
MILAN n. BROWN, -
JAMES N. PALMER. ,s
JOHN BERRY,
joHN.A. rACCETT,
January 81. al
On taking cha,gc Of The English School IN
IlIIlsboruueh, the subscriber conrideIs u due
both 20 The public and himself ta state, that lac
has not slightly considered the important aud
ftsDuntlhie uatute Ot Tue uutttf hs y sO"eA 70
assume. and u al he il determined Ca spare no
,a,us oor labor in his fi,.ris 10 cultivate the
,tellrctuai Iaeulirs al The puris who msy be
entrusted 10 tbs care. lhsir mora's ale" Viii
receive strict attention, as a matter indispsn-
sibie in . WILL reruiAtcd school.
In order 10 make himself 9 Us, tai abd sue
cessfuI teacher, he will consider = his duty 10
study the various disposit,, ms aud pFoPens.ti.s
Of his pupils, aud by TINS fadine The uae ave
nues ia the youthful understanding, liz viii
hope the more readily to communicate ,ns'raS'
ton and improvement.
Ia conducting che essrises az the school, ae
will eudsavor to cunfiae himself as much as
poss bic 90 the explanatory or demnns,rstrvs
.,e.hod Of instruction. and 40 general Ia govera
!, me,e by s,ss..:n Of moral disc,piine than
by fear 81 The rod.
Having been e!tven years engaged 10 teach
ing, the subscriber falisrs himsef ths' "'s ID.
forts "a give satisfaction to his employers will
j. ODEND'HAI.
January 81 81 ~
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mifIas hsF swA eselssiidns. De- she haa
% ln,s - lask inls fl,s aasHs q hsl
nsiFhhnFsi huG ur sever a. fEpesi q
see 10 tma uhRn eiiizsn 6 aEIh Caf.
eliza ssald psblish wish ensaasscsnen.
. sssricsl arlisis span his awn 6taas.
fso@ he pen q "a etissise.s~ sosah
csfnlinina.
We msy be said lbsi. ss ss are . ns-
i've and silisrn 81 FHfina. this i ssb-
j.ei wilh .hish ss hasa ssshiss 10 30.
To those abe ssy shis. ws have only %
rsply ihsf. ~s rhnoss 70 have sonsihinf 70
DO 1iih IL: wsehoass ss have some sgen
ey IN giving hobnfle .hsm hosos 10 dss;
and ne choose 90 rsbuke those aha. %
zee homsly phrase. ara .'deklinr their
awn nests" and endrasoFiag 10 sneer
susy he rrpuisiioa Of he brightest sf-
nsmsnn Of their oar starr. Pa. laf.
Pnn.ylrania.-we ara glad 10 learn
from me Philadelphia. papers that The
Pennsylssnis state loan Tor eight hundred
thousand dnllsrs hss bern al taken up
By The banks snd epnlfnl individuals 81
Phllsdelphis. The prsmpl seiion Of ihe
f<gislsiure Of Pennsylssnia in sBppsat
Of her plighlrd isiah. end ibs public spiris
81 her institutions and espilsliss. present
. 6ss srsmple Tor emulation by her ais
Ter states. Eaf. Iafsi.
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Negroes for Sale.

January 81
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-15

1t becomes our painful and melancholy
task, to record the death of the PRE-.
SlDENT Of the United States When
Tie dawning Of prosperity began to gid the
future, and hopes bright Team began to en-
liycn the vista, fell Deaths regardless dart
laid low in the grave the iilustrious WIN.
HENRY HARRISON This sad event
has clothed the nation in mourning, and
millions Of hearts feel the heavy national
calamity. Just one mouth from the proud
day that beheld him Chief Of a mighty PEG.
pie, tie expired, uttering the sentiments o.
patriotism and devotion TO his country.
The citizens Of our village held meet.
ing on Saturday last. 10 express their feel
alss, in common with the citizens OF the
whole country, on this national calamity,
at which the following resolutions we're a,
dopied
4 large number OF tie citizens of Charlotte
and the vlaiIliY, assembled IN the Presbyterian
Church on the 10th inst, for the purpose Of cx,
pressing their gmpathy with their eogntrymcr
throughout the tn,on, in the los. sustained by
the American People in consequences of the catt
" the ln,c Preaidcn, OF the tuued States, ecu
ersl William Henry Harrison.
On motion Of Col W J Alexander. William
Davidson, sen was appointed Chairman, anC
Roaen &. Allison, Secretary The following
Resolutions werr, On motion OF Col w. J. Alex
anior, unanimously adopted.
Whereas. tine melancholy Intelligence Of tbs
death Of WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON
late President Of the United ;'taies, has just reach
ed US. aa3 We alG Gasltous Of maniesting. pub
lely. COR profound regret for this great nationa
calamity.
TAersfore. he II Resolred, That whilst wo Dor
with rcycyencs TO the myslertsns DEGREES OF tn
Almighty disposcr of human events, sincere
Is deplora the death uf Ibis great, good and Illus
tsiaus patriot, and unite wiih millions Of oar coun
,rEmcu, in lcstiying our grief al this sudden DO
rsavemeRt
Resgicsd, That, as a token Of respect for III
lno,aory or the deceased, we wear the usual IadsI
or mourning for the space Of a month
Resolved That the Chairman Of this meotin.
appoint a COMMITTEE, consisting Of three mem
bers, whose duty il sha.l be 10 rcllsa, some suit
able person to deliver, on future occasion, al
Grafton. ILLUSTRATIVE Of the pah.ie and private vir
tues of The deceased
Resslrea, That fic Filters Of the Charluu
I5arnal and Macklenburg Jeile-sonian, be- escl
Of them requested 10 publish a copy q these iIeso
Itiuns
Appropriate addresses were then delivered b.
Cob w. ]. Alexander and Jlmss A. King.
On motion Of Col. W. j. Alexander, the meet
ing adjourned. 'peUN, C"aT1ga
=, ~. ALLISON, Secretary.
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MORE MISREPRESENTATION.

Las, week the Jetitrsonian contained a
long article, written Nv some locos abou,
town to prove the assertions in former
number Of that paper. The 1uthor should
reflect little before rushing upon the pub.
lie, with these partial statements and quo
tations. After publishing the preamble
and one resolution, introduced by Mr.. Saw
yer; they eXclalm, thero now we have
caught YOU at last--we have caught you at
las, aud the Journal vii! prove II But no;
quite so fast Mr.. iseosa;to, your strange
knack Of misleading the people will MOI al
ways answer. To place this matter in its
proper light and bearing before the pablo,
We publish entire, the resolutions of Mr..
Sawyer, from the Journal Of he House Of
Commons page 275, session s30-31 which
instead of operating 10 the disadvantage OF
Col. Barringcr, will exhibit 10 the people
in bold and marked relief, his fearless cha
ractcr, uuiiinching integrity and pcnetra-
ting foresight, Here arc the resolutions
Whereas tho President Of the United States,
at the last session Of Congress- rejected as uncon-
sttutlonsl, an appropriation TO the N1ysyillo
Turnpike Ro1d, thereby mourning the denuncia
tions OF those who advocate an unlimited disere,
ton in Congress to appropriate the public money
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Oficers and Soldiers of toe late War, who.sorY-
ed under the Command Of the late President.
Corporate Authorities Of Washington.
Corporate Authorities OF Georgetown.
Corporate Authorities Of Alexandra.
Such SOCIETIES and Fraienilies as may wish 10
Join the procession, to report 10 the Marshal
of the District, who will assign them
their respective positions.
Citizens and Strangers.
The troops designated to form the es-
cort will assemble in the Avenue, North
of the Presidents House, and form line
precisely at IL o'clock A. d., on We'd
nestldy 7th inst. with its right Captain
Ringgold's Company of Light Infantry
resting opposite the Western gate.
The Procession will move precisel Y a,
~ O'Clock, NJ, when minute guns will be
fired by dctachmenis Of Artillery stationed
near 81. Johns Church, and the Capitol.
At the same hour, the bells Of the several
churches in Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria will be tolled.
At sunrise Tomorrow (the 9Th Instant
a Federal salute will be 6red from the
Military Stations in the vicinity Of Wash
ngton minute guns between the hours Of
II and 3-aud National salute at the
setting of the sun.
The usual badge of mourning will be
worn on the left arm, and on the hilt Of the
sword.
The Adiu;ant General Of tie Army is
charged with the Military Arrangements
Of the day, aided by the Assistants Adlu.
tant General on duty at the Head Quarters
OF the Army.
Tho United States Marshal Of tie Dis
trci has the direction of the civic process.
SION assisted BY the mayors Of the cities
Of the District, and the Clerk of the Su-
prone Court of the United States.
Rs Damn. K JONES,
AdlutAnt General { 5. 4.
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THE NEW PRESIDENT.

By the extraordinary despatch used IN
sending tho Official Intelligence to the
Vice President, at Williamsburg, and SIM
liar despatch by him in repairing to the
scat of Government, JoHS TYLER, now
President Of the United States, arrived in
this city yesterday morning, at 5 o'clock,
and took lodgings at Browns Hotel.
At IL o'clock, all the heads of Depart.
mcuts, except the Secretary Of the Navy,
(who has not yet returned to the city from
his visit 10 his family.) waited upon HIM
to pay him their official and personal res.
poets. They were received with all the
politencSs and kindness which characterize
the new President. He significd his deer
feeling of the public calamity sustained BY
the death of President HARRISON, and ex.
pressed his profound senSiblity to the hea.
Wy responsibilities so suddenly deyolved up.
on himself. He spoke of the present state
of things with great concern and serious.
ness, and made known his wishes that the
several Heads of Departments would con.
tinuc to Gil the places which they now res,
pectivcly occupy, and his confidence that
they would afford all the aid in their power
10 enable him 10 carry on the adminiStra.
ton of the Government successfully.
The President then took and subscribed
the following oath of office:
] do solemnly swear that will faithfully exc
cute the office of President of the United States
and will, 10 the best of my ability, preserve, pro
tcct, and defend the Consultation Of tho United
States.
April 6, lSil. JOHN TYLER.
DisrRic? or CoLt'MBIa,
City and CoaatYet Washington. ~
|, WILLIAM CRsNcri, Chief Judge of the Cir
cult Court of tho District of Columbia. certiil
that the above named John Tyler personally ap
pearod before me this day and, although h,
deems himself qualified to perform the duties an,
exercise tho powers and Office of President OF
/ tho death Of William Henry Harrison late Pre-
sident of the United States, without any othe
oath than that which he has taken as Vice Pres
dent, yet. as doubts may arisr, and for create
caution, took and subscribed the foregoing oatl
before me.
/ April 6, 1871. w. CRANCH.
NAT. Intel. 7th inst.
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ger voted. Why Because they contained
declarations to which he could not agree.
However much be was in favor of the pre-
amble and first resolution, the second he
was opposed TO; the third resolution was
equally Objectionable. These resolutions
were a party affair and the attempt was
made to couple principles of Anti-igternal
Improvements, With tho re:elec,ion Of An
drew Jackson. Why did not the publisher
of the Jciiarsonian give the whole resoiu-
tons Wig give but one? That would
not answer; that course would have ex-
planned the whole aliair. But such course
as that would not produce effect; the peo.
pie would moi be deceived. This is the
course Of the restless clique.
In the Jegersonian Of Tuesday, it is sta
ted that we possessed TIE document from
which were obtained the proof Of Col. Bar
ringers Federalism two days before the
publication Of the last Journal. The wri-
ter knew that statement to be false. We
did not obtain the Journal of the House
Of Commons until Wednesday evening az
ter the paper had gone TO press. Verify
truth is rare If "a simple fact Of this kind
must be twisted Into falsehood, to answer
some purpose whore shall we lool, for truth!
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glance at the future, we would selze the
occasion of announcing the new PREsI-
DENTS arrival at the seal of Government,
TO congratulate the country that, under the
happy operation Of our system OF Govern
ment, the chief Executive power deyolves
so quietly and peaceably from the hands
Of one citizen to those Of another; and
more especially TO congratulate the coun-
try that he who now succeeds the late Pre-
I sident HARRISON is rot only man of hon
/ or, of talent. and character, well known to
I the country, but that he owes his elevation
10 the high place he now fills to the preva-
lcnce Of those same principles which put
President HARRISON in that place before
him. President TYLER is Whig-a
true Wing and We risk nothing in express
inc our entire confidence that he will fulfil,
in all their extent, the expectations of the
People when they bestowed on him an Of
fee from which it was possible, as they
knew, he might be elevated TO the Chief
Magistracv Of the onion. He is pledged
20 this, not only by his high character, but
BY his known sentiments and his nsPoited
patriotism.
Ga the other hand, we risk as little in
predicting that the great majority OF The
People OF tie country will give TO him at
once their full confidence aud entire sup
port, moi doubling in any degree that he
will prove himself true exponent Of those
great principles for which they have 50
long struggled, and struggled at last sue
cessluIlv.-ib. IN last