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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-01
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-01

Keep it before the people, that Congress
has been sitting nearly two months, and
that, during that tine, not even a single
act, worth speaking Of or recording, has
been passed. Globe.
Az, SIR, and keep i, before the people,
tina, this Congress that has wasted It's time
in doing nothing, is a Locofoco Congress
-LocoIoco in both branches. Wait till
the extra session, and then you viii see
whether Wing Congress can 60 ahead or
not.-L0u. Jour.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-01

A foolish friend does more harm than a
wise enemy.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-04-01

Admr. Of Robi. Bssiy, decd
Woo9lasaa. ipsOla co. Mach /. lSll. %
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

have 10 take the first choice OF the lands res
claimed from the wilderness, and from The
possession Of the savage; and made to PartaEe
of the nature of the garded of Eden-besult>
a(1I f6r the eve 10 look upon? Would hs dies
possess The hardy pioneer, who has ornVsd all
the hardships Of a frontier life, who has set
tied The West at the imminent peril OF his life
and that of his family, amidst the tomahnwks
Of the savage and the diseases OF Western
cljmate1 Would he wrest thisland from those
worthy mea, and confer il upon the specula-
tors who reside iu your Eastern cities, who
never saw The West until they made their TRIP
10 the laud sales, in order 10 oulbld and dts
possess tha worthy tenants of the wI'deVness!
THIS, Mr. Chairman is not the policy vhicha
wise legislator and 40 American patriot would
advocate. But tho gentleman SCENE to beien-
firely ignorant Of The true character Of those
occupants OF our Western soil. He evident
" locke upon them as kind Of semi barbari-
ans, who are not entitled TO the protection Of
this GovefOmenl Sir, this is mistake
These men arc cf the best blood, and noblest
spirits in your land. They partake of tho
character Of our pilgrim fathers, who fret
settled the North American continent; men,
cir who would not brook the tyranny aud In
science Of their oppressors in the mother
county. who by fortune or otherwise, seemed
to be their superiors, men who, 10 tho western
wiIds sought and found retreat from the in
science and petty tyranny, which were pTar-
,ised upon them. Such Mr.. Chairman is the
character of those Western pioneers, whom il
is my duty as we'll as pleasure, 10 defend upon
this floor.
now tender the committee my sincere
thanks for their kind indulgence, and take my
seal.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29
A RANK MAN.

We were iolng on toward the top of The
mountain, when al a sudden turn, we met a
solitary traveller. He was tall dark complex
ioned man, with a broad brmmed Panama
hat, rolled up at tho sides; striped woollen
Guallmala jacket, with fringe ut the bottom;
plaid pantslonns, leather splatterdashes; spurs,
and sword; he was mounted on a noble mule
with a,high peaked saddle, and The butts Of a
pair of horseman's pistols peeped out of the
hosterp. His face was covered with sweat
and mud; h,s breast and legs spattered, and
his right side complete ncrustation; ais
together, bic appearance was fearful. II seems
ed strange o-meet any one on such road; 10
our surprise, he accosted Us in English. He
had SGT out with nueteers aud Indians, but
had lost them in some Of The windings Of the
wood, and was seeking his way alone. He
had crossed the smOuntain twice before, but
had never known it 60 bad; he had been
thrown twice; once his mule rolled over him,
and nearly crushed him; and now she was so
frightened that he could hardly urge her along.
He dlsmounted, and the trembling beast and
his own exhausted state confirmed all,tbat he
had sald. He asked us for brandy, wine, or
water, OF anything to revive him, but unfors
tunately our stores were ahead, and Tor him
to 90 back one step was out of the question:
Imagine our surprise, when, with his feet bur-
led in the mud, he told US that he had been
TWO years in Gualima0; "nPgociatiOg" for
bank charter. Fresh as was from the land
Of banks, aImst though ht-he intended a fling
at me; but he did not look like one in humvr
for iestiug; and for the benefit Of those who
will regard II as an evidence Of inclpient im~
provement, am able 10 state that he had The
cnarler secured when he roledover in the mud
aud was then on his wav 10 England to selllhe
stock - -Stcphcn's Incidents &c.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

ENGLAND AND THE ENGLlSH-AS-
PECT OF POLITICAL AFFAIRS
CONFLICT OF THE OLD AND NEW
PRINCIPLES.
As we predicted, the recent dissolution Of
the British Parliament, and the consequent ell
eclion ofnew members, have produced an in
tense degree ofexcitsmeDt throughout the kin
dom. The (ermeni in fact borders almost up
on phrenzy,. and civil war SCENE almost inevit-
able. In many Of the districts in England
bood have already been split. The outbreak
of popular feeling will not stop there. Ia all
probability the military will be frequently EN-"
poyed against the peuple, during the pro-
gress of the elections. The people, exasper-
ated by thsr1civl feuds, will require no promp
tngs 10 turn upon tie soldiers, when severe
and desperate struggle will commence between
the government and the masses. A fearful
state Of things is certainly at hand, and the
forcible overthrow Of some one or other Ofthe
Of the antagonisist powers appears inevitable.
The advocates offree trade and liberal in
slitu,ious comprise greater number OF the
people; b0, the Tories control larger number
Of vn,c,e by the'r property ADD purses. The
former will, there toGe, be defeated IN the pres
eni struggle at the polls and Tory PArlia-
ment will be the result. The Corn Laws will
be maintained; the high tariff will, If possible,
be made more oppressive, and the aborng pop
uotion be again driven 10 the verge Of starva.
ton. In such crisis, il is not to be supposed
that the populace will remain quiet. Repre-
sented or not, they will be heard, and their u
nted demands will ring in voice Of thunder
through The land. If the throne be not sha-
ken in the tumut. it's foundation mus. be firm
er than we ere led 10 believe it i0-PhilGdek.
Times
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

PLUSDEhING THE STATE WHlG EcoNoMY.
The harrsburgh Signal exposes ,he wan
ton exlravagance Of the last Wing House Of
Representatives, in lis true aspect The Sig-
nal aliirms that knives at SO piece were han
ded round 10 the members and officers. Port
foos made Of handsome morocco, and fas-
tened with splendid locks, having on them the
names Of the members or their wives in gold
letters, were furnished at lhe expense of The
State. costing perhaps $500. Paper was car
red ou, ofthe House by the ream, with the
knowledge and By the officers of the House.
QuilIS III large bundles, ditto. Candles were
carried Of. and used to light gamblers in their
midnight depredations. Men were employed
and paid, six and eight dollars per day for dos
ing little or nothing. Grape and muslin were
taken by the piece; and notwithstanding all
this robbery, the Federalists ak the people 10
elec. majority of them 10 60 there next vim
ter, that they may rob and plunder more!
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

= freland.-Gen Dix, in his oraion delivered
at Albany on the 9th instant, said that nolwih'
standing the dependence ini which Ireland is
held, she actusIIy sent seventy-four millions
of bushels ofgrain annually into tho leland of
Great Britain for The subsistence Of the Brit
lsh people. and this wns but part Of her SUR
plus produce. What might she not become
with an independent parliament, and without
the ucumhrance Ufshe enormous inpost sys-
tenn Of Great Btitisni She was making no.
bic effotie for freedom, and she was cheered
90 BY lbe wishes and prayers Of iis friends
thfopehout ihe world. Ig
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

MORE LYNCH LAw.--Two men named
Couch and Maythe, were lynched al Will.
amstown, Grant county, Ky last Saturday
week, fot committing murderous assault up.
on a drover, named Ulterbeck, whom they
also robbed. The pnb went 10 ths jail in
which they we've confined, took them out by
force, carried them 10 the spot where they had
committed the outrage on the drover, and
hung them both upon tree. The mob seems
to have acted with the utmost order in this
checking tragedy, and even listened with res-
pect 10 the remonsIrance Of an eminen, law
yer against their proceedings. II anything can
one OF the robbers was notorious rascal,
who had freqvenly escaped legal punishment
for similar crimes.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

1Srnado.--Tho Detroit, Mich, Advertiser,
Of the 7th. says; sour citizens had taste Of
an Oriental Tornado yesterday. The way tho
wIDd, rain, and half swept through our city a.
b6Ss half past one O'elock, was MOTTO be bea-
ten. II lnRadaied all our streets, drains, and
ceilsFs-9sWepi down awnings and awiag posts
stowe in doors and windows --tumblee over
lchimne1seD5 4, s,tamores--scasIered oil casks,
ARK goods boxes and broOms crushed con
stalks and psas --d6dlsd roses and friehien d
children and shook every house 10 town
its Ionadslica 20 powerfully did i dash q
Atad oR2@ i'is.sR 4,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

clergyman addressing his flock, upon
certain occasion was heard to exclaim: "My
dearly beloved breheren, it is as hard for n
rich man TO enter into the kingdom of heaven,
as it is for cod fish 10 climb up barber pole
tail upwards. with loafof bread in his mouth ,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

MORE "--Thsre has been another
batch of wotkmeo discharged from The Navy
Yard at New Iork and lot Of Federal Wings
appointed in their places! Not long since the
ten hour system introduced by Mr.. Van Bu-
ren was done away with, and The men req0Ir-
ed TO work twelve hours day, besides hav>
ing their wages cul down twenty five cents a
day in the bargain! Go il, ye crocodlles!
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

Is THERE NJ CHANGE IN THIsl--A few years
since the Directors oftbe United States Bank
presented Nicholas B,ddle With a ton of silver
plate as testimonial Of their g,edt respect
for his financial abilities and the satisfactory
manner in which he managed the affairs Of tho
bank. Now they have brought a suit against
him for defEauding lhcml
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

awe should like very much to be informed
on what point or points 'he late Presidential
election turuedi"- Hartford Comant. -,'~
IA point OF cider New Hauen Register.a
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

The GENERAL BANKRUPT LAW. The judi
ciary committee OF The House, are about to re-
port bankrupt bill with resolution declar-
ing it expedleat 10 take "p the question at this
session. The bill will be retrospective iu it's
operation, and embrace only natural persons.
This excludes corporations and consequently
a. far as honesty is Concerned the bill will not
be worth is. ThoFeds will not put the
Banks uader the same houest restrictions they
ate willing to impose on individuals.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

UNITED STATES BANK. More Light Com
ing.-Mr. Jaudon ey-cashier ofthe Unued
States Bank, has retnrnedto this city, al tho
solicitation, it Is said, OF Mr.. BidCls. The two
great fnonciers are about uniting their powers
andiuteresi against the present inquishve Bank
dynasty, and will endeavor to show that
the ''cotIon speculation" was one of lbe best
schemes ever devised to bolster up a rouea
conceu.-Phll. Times.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

A Whole Family Sirack.-We learn tina,
during one Of the ,hnndsr showers, Wednes.
day afternoon, a whole family residing at the
English Neighborhood, ". j., were pros,rated
by lightning. The father it was feared would
no, survive. No other was dangerously in
jured, and the house in which H.. ey were, suf.
iered bu, little damage.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29


A CHRIsTMAs RIDDLE. Every body bas
heard when man is not man when he is
a-bed;) when alderman of the corporation is
not an alderman (wben he is goblin (g); but
every body may not have heard when bon.
net is not bOnnetl Do you give il upl Yes.
"When il becomes woman"
What is the difference between q brewer
and a fleal The one bugs, and the other takss
hopS.-BOstOn Post.
Never say "coat tail" but the "concIusion
OF gsnlleman's outer vestmeni."
FRoeaEss OF 'TlNE-A pedlar going through
the land with wooden clocks.
To pick at salt goldfish in temperance gro.
Gerry, is what we call "dry picking"
@-
EPITAPH.
Here lie beren Of breath
Because cough
Carried ms off,
Tson coffin
They carried me of in.
Seven hundred females colnmiiled sulcides
in Fiancs Lee, yeSf, sbd iwsDls three hundred
men!
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

UsuRY LAWS IN CAnADA.The Toronto Pa
trIot states that bill is about toibe introduced
into the Provincial Parliament, TO assimila,e
the usury laws of Canada 10 those Of England
in other words, TO abolish them, so far as
they feet bills Of exchange and promIssOry
notes that they have not more than twelve
months TO run; and leave them untouched, 10
far as they affect other money transactions.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

MORE BRIrrsH INsoLENcE AND OuTRAeE.-
The Dutch schooner Arzo was lately fred in.
TO by one Of Her Msjesty's cruizers on the
coast of Afriea.-After putting several shot
through the schooner, the British vessel pas
sed on without attempting 10 board her. The
insolence ofthese domiusering rufHaps is grow
ing every day more intOlerable. Agood sound
thrashug is absolutely neccss sary 10 mend
their manners. They will get il before long,
A New TARIFF.--ltwil be seSn that the
CommitteesCf Ways and Means in the House
OF Representatives, have reported bill sceor.
ding with tho recommendations Of the Eecre-
GtAry oftbe Treasury. The bill imposes du.
" Of 2Oper cent. on all articles now free from
duty and ssduces the duty on some others. Il
cannot pass, and when i, comes up the Feds
will sPlit from 'bs traces ID every direction.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

Seven hundred females colnmiited suIcidss
in France lset vest, sud iwsnIf three hundred
men!
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

When a child 10 born with a club-foot, its
parents go about Immediately TO procure an
iron shoe. 80 that the deform,y may be gradu'
ally and impercep,ibly removed; but the moral
deformiles Of children are never looked after
until they grow into monsters, and have fairly
fixed themselves in The character. Then they
are turned ont aponibe world for tho gallows,f
or tho penetenliary, to punish that which Aft
tie eate sDdTeafintsTsst in childhood Aeould
have prevented. .
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

The Confident Man. When man has look
ed about him 90 far as he can, he concludes
there is no more 10 be seen; when he is at the
end Of his line, he ia at the bottom Of the o.
cean; when he has shot his best, he Is sure
none ever did. nor ever did, nor ever can shot
better beyond il; his own reason is the certain
measure Of what is possible in nature; though
his mind and his thoughts change every seven
years, as welLssSshjs features; nay, though his
opinions change every day, yet he is sure, OF
least confident, that hs present thoughts and
conclusions are just, and cannot be deceived.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

Never say "coat taiI'' but the "conclusion
Of a gentleman's outer vestmeni."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

What is the difference between q brewer
and fesl The one buys, and the other takss
hopS.-BOston Posi-
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

FRoe,Ess OF TIME.-A pedar going through
the land with wooden clocks.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13

Losr MANA man named William Adams, who on a
ong excursion in Louisiana, lost his way in the cane
lkes and wamp gives account through the newspa-
re Of his wanderings and suferngs tor fourteen days
He went out with sary, and srayng Off shot deer.
bch he bringing back his shoulders when he fell
with the rccen; track Of panther He followed this until
l came upon the animal and then dropping the deer, he
tired fev PAGES The panther approached the dead and
hen al 25 yards Adams shot him with his rife, and
ended him apparently dead on the ground.
Reloading, he approached when the animal revived and
ade off; he following from cancbIake to another until
~ lost both himself and the panther. Abandoning the pur-
mi, he sought his steps, but in vain He went
rom bad sometimes up his water
e in canebakes of apparently bounde5s extent without
mi food his ammunition spoiled by the water and his
dngs for the first few days intense from the musquitos.
American
The narrative thus proceeds:
On the fourth night found myself four foot water.
.occteded however, in finding which had fallen, the
butt remaining above water which slept through the
night In The morning, again breasted the and
Uncovered some cane keeping the COURSE
csuld crossed the AMI to open swamp.
Here saw wild cattle which the first animals
had seen had abandoned the pursuit Of the wounded
ns,ben They numerous large and IN fine condition.
ase owhch would doubtless have been sacrificed to satisfy
e cravings of hunger which had the day previous been Al
most nsuicrablc were that my ammunition had be-
cone damaged and useless This day also suffered much
hom hunger but longer felt the nccssan biting OF the
nusquioes and ticks flesh being apparently dead to pain
my eet were giving way being covered win sores from
ne friction of the shoes the On the following day
found some green backberries and few aud after
ths--the sixth day--l felt no hunger.
Inow found myself i'll Il very heavy cane-brake, which
seemed to be ntcrninnbc and n rny efforts extrca,c
myself from it proved unavailable until the l2;h day. The
cane heavy that il impossible to keep any direct
course and consequently progress must have been slow
On the 10Th day however, struck small stream and
avoid the difficulty Of pushing myself through the took
the water and about - o'clock struck trail that had
been by Nh Lee, the banks of the Bayou Alabama.
At the l4h day, found myself at the plantation
Of Mr. Lee. bad sufficient strength the fence, but
when walked few rods found | able proceed
farther in the open edmy feet could bear tho heat of
,ie earth ar the seemed exhaust the little rcmainng
strength which had left. stretched myself on the ground
ad haooed at the top of my voice. Mr.. Lee my
assistance He received with the kindness, fur
rihod with clorhing, literally naked, and be-
slowed every attention which my dcporabdc situation
required.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13
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city. July William Elder oiScoand bu, long
resident of thus aged &C.
Ju H. Rachel II. daughter of William r Lowerrc.
July H. Mary L. wife ofWllam Levers, aged 35.
In this city, morning 18th inst OF consumption Nancy
H. Slman, c Mr.. Paul Stimar the 21th of her
Her remains conveyed Broada5n Montgomery Co " Y
for utermen.
Al Brooklyn yesterday forenoon 18th Cornea ee young
tdaupter OF the late John W. Carrinston aged 6ycar
This relatives and friends the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral from the residence Of Mr. Hyde johnson
Jay-sire Brooklyn this afternoon half past o'clock without
further invitation.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-13
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