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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26
TESTIMONY AGAINST MIR. wEBsrER,s

We knew and have said that thegc vas, no doubt
abundant proof That Mr. WebsleIs version Of wha'
passed, as to his induction into Gen. Harr:.oD's
Cabinet, was fictitious.
The proof has, accordingly, started out, in one
quarter. in the following very clear form. Mr.
Barney is person s1 csdinsy wei known in Bal
moro, and OF great personal worth, a. nigh. be
easily inferred from the terms of familiarity and
confidence on which the facts now disclosed shsw
that he ,.ood v'h Gen. Harrison.
the Editors Of the New YORK Express.
AsroR Housr, New YoRk. Oct. 30, 1912.
read IN your journal the following;
"a correspondent Of the Richmond Wing asserts
AMI Offers 10 prove, it u IS denied, that General
Harrison was opposed 70 inviting Mr. Webster TO
take seat IN the Cablnc', and that he would MT
have done 80 bui for the urgent advice oil MIR Clay"
Annexed 10 an extract from my diIry Of January
and February l5Il, ncing minutes OF Confidential
conversations held with our iamentcd Preslden',
IN Baltimore, whon on MS way 10 his birth place
the President not considering II consistent HHh de-
lcacy 10 appear at the seat Of Government until a
few Gays previous to hrs indUgufaiion:
"Hns momsn. ascer,aned my elevation 20 the
Chiuf NJ ,gisraey, decjfed to ava, myself OF the
invaluable ssrv oes Of Mr. Gay, proceed ID TO A h
Ind and utgsd ani enireaied hin to occupy ne
Gfst or any other position IN my Administrator, AZ
lone or obroad, lha might be acceptable to him.
Mr Clay firmly and unhes tatinsiy declined.
Mex, to YOU SIR, q sail TO Mr. C.ay,) | lo1k
TO M Wsbsler to cid me in the hlsh duues tnst
ievolvs on me-. TT is due 20 Mr. Webster and the
Rs1uoIic MIR Clay replied, that ne should u in-
7lted to occupy my situation that no may prefer"
Delayed oil further arrangements I,uid the giDd
old ma until could rec i've Mr. WeOs e 8 answor
having q, terrn,ed. IN case any thing should pre-
yaet hs hus forming the Cabinet, 10 ingl Honest
John DAVIS of Massachusetts, 10 the head Of the
T,etsusy Dspiumont"
Tbs sequel 10 we'll known This conversation
took pl 20 returning from 81. Pau's Church. 10
compiny VI the Hon. D.nsI Jenifsr, Minister
toAusiuu; also high in the confidence Of the good
oil President; but ~ the General hid my arm. and
Wis ADDRESSING himself 20 me, IL miy no, have been
dis inc ly heard by Mr. Jeniier. Although althe
tine the communication was confidential, II IS now a
PORTO Of tho history Of even6u drama OF 1871 f,
and is Gospel truth, word iof word, le' who Will
deny H.
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN BARNEY,
OT BALTIMORE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26

We learn from the Cincinnati Gazette, that the
crell,'ion Of four ,nks of that city in 1897 was
90 472 ,n5l. and that their circulation AZ this time
is ooiy sl25, 1853, showing falling of OF s2O4G,-
10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26

Several thousand Of Polish and Russian Jews, at
Bsrip and elsewhere, have entered into an engage.
msn. TO proceed on tdo first favorable oppohuni y
to Jerusalem, TO await in prayer and fasting the CO.
rnng of the Messiah.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26
THE LESSER HERO OF THE THAMES.

THE LESSER HERO OF THE THAMES.
We hope our venerable neiehbos end the "je
mo:rscy," wa;eh,i with due Difference and nterss,
the progress oil that great light OF Rspublicanism
Amaig amation Dick, as he advances upon his pre-
sent popular tour.
The Apostles of Locotoeosr, we perceive. have
like this Disciples OF old, "the gilt of the Tongues"
and discourse with each man in his ve,naeuInr.
"a JupIctous TAsIFF."-There is now no doubt
th,t Col. JOHNSON - out "on his hOok" ns
candidate for the Presidency, and Il we are not
greatly deceived the other Lpcofoco asprants will
ind il no easy matter to elbow him off the track.
Daring his c'ec;ioneerIng toue through Pennsyl.
wanna the Colonel has awaited himself OF the same
device which Gen. Jackson 30 successfully employ
ed when "a US cali'1ue toe ,hs Presliency.-
The Colonei, like the General, Is in PenGsy wanna
ga iud,cous tariff MAJ" Among the workshops
and factories Of Pusours he dtseoursed Of the ne.
cessi;y OF protecting the industry % our own CHI
zens, with an une,ion which wa truly 0dmirablr,
and which will prove "wei snnke." 10 any hopes
which Mr. Van Buren, M hi have entertained OF
getting foolhold IN the "Keystone ate.
.7itTindria GlTsne.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26

How far the following can be considered au,hen-
c, Il 10 d,fhsut to say. The statement appears ia
quarter where We should scarcely expect a na
ional movemen, so impostan, TO become know
the earliest.
BY the Natehitcches Herald wc learn that the
mediation Of the United States has been offered b.
this Governmeni, Ia tho hope OF bringing about a
reconciliation between Texas and Mexico. II op-
pears that Mr Webster, by instruction OF the Presi
dent, has eddtessed leter to the Aweric n Minis.
ter at Austin. enclosing copy OF Instructions which
had alIeady been forwarded to MIR Thompson at
MEXICO, directing him 10 express. ia the mama oil
the American Government, "the hope that It may
be deemed TO conpoit with tho interest Of the Tex
an Government to suspend any cnsnsive military
operation which may be IN contemplation against
the 'A,xcen Republic until it should lean the re-
suit cf che negotiation which MIR Thompson had
beea directed to undertake."
This, though not officially communicated, yet
comes in such shape as entities it to credit. Mr..
Webster is represented to say to the Mexican au
tnortcs, that Nhie his GoveInmsnt sces with pain
the prospect Of ee,ive warke preparations between
Texas and Mexico, aud discl,ims all right to in .
tofterc, yet il cannot, under the circumstances, be
Ind, frcrent TO renewal Of hoslies between them.
The general and natural advantages of peace, the
security OF our commerce, the uncertainty Of the
issue Of war, ihs diss lar,y of the people. and
the extent oi territory OF tho two countries aro all
urged reasons 10 accept the preferred mediation
To these IL added the Intimation that, IN case ol
war, American citizens W Il, emlgrate hence ard aid
the Texans, and that IL is the Presidents eonvie-
ton that W or is not only useless bu, hopeless.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26

I AN0HoRNE's FAMILY FLOUR-A few
iLosires Of This brand, Just received ana fir sae by
o. ~ ozN BROWN & TAYLOR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26
RICHMOND WING.


tn For AUCTION SALES, Marine Ncws, Arrivals Al
Hctcls, &C. &c. se. nest pace Of daily paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26

inieilseaes and patriotism; that they are 10
oisenSunsts bstwe.n true and isse ooeuihe,' o.
lweea good ard bad mssse,es. n hi. bslet saoa q
fat, hen would despair Se'zs upon the hearts o. ne
best iricnds Of freedom IN the Republic. and thoa
sands Of tbs WORTHLESS; citizens would retire on al
paricipa,ion in public e,irs leiviog confusion TO
DO i,s worst Their only hope would bs the' tne
bitter experience Of misruc would aver whhe
work out its own remedy, even although the process
might be painful and the remedy itself severe.
There Is another patty, and there viii %, one
such for long time 10 come. who hnd inc ces'
chance Of political ascendancy IN mnfsterins 10 'h.
pr,judiecs, the shifting and temporary impulses OF
The people. In the idea Of absolute sovre'sny
with which the popular power is invested, all SET
imposed restraints are regarded as tyranniea oc
s,rucons 10 the full course OF the peoples sway.
The personNl popularity CT an individual Win an
overw helmng majority a: his heels is efficient no,
only give new shapes to measures oil policy, out
also TO ride over constitutional principles. Wnat
follower Of Gen. Jackson cared to 60 beyond the
ehieitsins will in reference TO any act that he hao
determined upon1
Blu, We need no, go farther in pointing out the
line of separation between the two great parties OF
the country. Let notification Dorrism and incl
p'cnt reputation show the extremes 10 which some
have gone in overlapping the barriers OF eonstuu.
tional self government and in eoniouncing m'sh'
with right II absolu,ism and the despouc io'eo
OF q majority must constitute democracy, then
good name has been most wofally perverted. But
we have a respect for the name IN us proper eis"-
fcauor, and beforc we yield exclusively 10
the party that claims il distinctive appelatiop'
they must show tomc better title than Is TO DC
found in their abandonment Of the old democratic
principles. IL may be that having retained nothing
OF true democracy except the name, they are the
moro soleiious on that account 10 Keep II as son
o. memen,o.-Baii. .4rs' ie1H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26
SILK FRINGE. g.

DLACR ELK Ffnsc, escorted width,
- CoiOfoI woretcd DO DO do
White cotton do 10 a,
Furniture Cheeks d0 a.,
10 Calcos do do
Coat binding and Silk nraids
Plnr, Needles Hooks and Eyor snd Tapes, Just re-
IN CUNNINGHAMR
OK" Cheap Cab Dry Good Storo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26
.rFvAs Ann N,ryico

srse ors. hss slso been removed. ard Joseph Brow
appoiuted IN his stead. Ttess are 10 adaiuln 10
he many a.rsady Published.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26

CMITiI, Da1NkgR Z MORRIS hayo for sac ahrso az.
> sprment ~ Medical Works. n The lowest shoes,ia
prices. The following will he iound IN collection
TITO Library Of ffacti-il Medicine, conducted by A.
Twesdlo, ~, feviscd with 1oes etc. ~ w W Gerhard
H., new and cheap edition, " 2 vols svo
Durgieona Pracnce ~ Medicine, Treatise on spes
clal Pathology and Therapeutics z vols 9yo
Hope on TIC Diseases oftho Heart and Great Vessels,
AMI on Tho hGcc'nng which may be mistaken for them,
With notes, by w Pennock, Ia vol $40. with ustrs.
tons
Ramlbo'h1ms Principles and Praeueo Of obsietrie Ne
dcnc and surgery, Illustrated by 10 ongraviuss
Dunghs1ns Dictionary Of Medical Science anh IlteIt,
ture
Dun7son's Iumsn Ply Iory, 2vos svl
DO Medical student
Uofnera snccisl ani General physofpry
Dswccsi Midwifery
nlfby'g
VeneanH do
Devices m Females
al iot'a Snfgcry
PaNfnn's Auaomy
The Works of iphn tIanisr, eomplsts IN vols
GraVcs AL gohhsrds Clinical Lectures
Wisfafs Anatrniy. with notes and additions by w
Homer ant Pancrlst
Elcflc's Practise of Medicine
IiGfon's Prscfirsl surgery
Iisfon's Elements of do
gooche's Midwifery
Iloopcr'a Medical Dictionary
Ifoopcr's surgical 30
Ebefio'n Therapeutics, new editioni
Ebciic ou IN, Diseases % Children
Ebcflo's Notce, etc. oo 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26

pool European says that the operation Of the Bfi
! tish tariff having opened an extensive market Tor
American produce, VIC offer few remarks and sng :
ces,ions which will be found Of the highest posi-.
| bic value, il attended to by American asricultu-
rist. -
"PoRx.-Th. American i, naturally too fat and
soft. In the United States and Canada us used
as q relish; fish aud vegetables are made palaiabie
| by i:s use; but in England II is used as meat;
hence il t,QureS DC lean aud hr;n yet tender anu
pump; but even with ihess disquaiiheauons. the
! American might, a. low prices, be gradually intro
duced, Il eating aud packing, the mode custo-
mary in Ireland snd Hamburg was adopted. THIS
IL 10 cut tho GnIria into fur pound pieces, eNcud
Ing the kruek e., head and o,l, Whereby each bar
rel Of 200 los. vii contain fifty pieces. T5s bar
rcls should have mon hoops IN sdeliion TO the
wooden on each bilse or cod.
LARp-The American hitherto sent - Erslend
j, not only soft, but not well trid ou', md mas a
granny appearance; whereas that made 70 Europe,
especially the finer blscdsrs has kne smooth
equal texture. rne hAvos OF the Amer,can is &c,
neraly, hosever, reh and sweet. IL should ee
sent IN blecder. of the better sor's.
BurrIR The great bulk OF tbs article is so
badly made that It bias been unable 10 stand she
passage, nnj generally proved mere grease.
Toe Original error nppeaisto be IN not working
~, tn. buuernlik and properly sailing il when
rnsde. Some OF the butter IN the United States,
espe sally that produced tie western prares,
OF most delicious Gavor when new, but much OF Il
will spoil even IN IT'S transit 10 the sea coast. A
partial medy for original careless manufacture 10
picking the butter in strong tight casks, IS the
cas-. with meat; this never appesrs TO be done 10
America, but would save much of the produce Of
the dairy.
CHEEsE like butter, is very carelessiy made in
Anne, ica. When afIlv ng fresh IN England. 10 the
au umn and winter, II is mech approved If for i'm
mediate use; but keep in bond, for IN demand
or for export des rdc'on TO The greater portion OF
what is received; Tor the latter purpose. especially,
It is by means sufficiently pressed or sailed.
manif improvement, however, is evident from
year TO year.
BAcoS.-Wha, has appeared from the United
States has the fault of the pork-,oo much fat, and
is beside excessively salt, probably owing TO its
long delay in pickle before reaching the smoke
hon. m Atiantr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26

In the section OF L'rd Ashtrr;on as min.'er TO
settle our d,lhsnliss with Gfeu Bs.taia. thu, Go
vefnmes has shcsa I've sdoni an1 good ssnas
The spPo'nlmen, was doubtless r,Ade With re,es
-eee - the tserts and business hsbi,s Of Lord a..
,ai w.s psr,ic ,sty appropriate, hom the fact the,
\" wie and her connexions are American. aud that
ing cut OF the large commercial uansse,ions he had
~rh our citizens through the banking houss, of
-h'sh he was the head, qual,dsd him in an eminen,
deeee for tho responsible situation in which lie was
placed.
an conducting the difficult negotiation with which
he was entrusted 10 so successful close, ho has
earned for himself unfsdiug honors, and has show
to .hc world that the motto on his coat OF arms
"Vmrus IN AHpuIs"-eourage in difficulties, is ono
which peculiarly IN his case Is most truly and pro.
pefly applied"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26
Tfotn tine Baltimore American, Oct ~.
LOSS OF THE BRITISH ROYAL NAIL
STEAMER 1878.

Yy the B,isa schr II ,mil'on. Filth, arrived =,
THE port ysstetdly evening ~ eighf days from u r
nuda. the Erch,ngs Reading Rooms have the lOl
lowing account Of the oss Of the irish Mail Steam
er Isis; The Roys' Mail Csmpany's steam siip
Metway, VI Smith. E.q Comm Dder, IN Ton days
from Nassau. y. r., arnvsd at St GsOfg}s. B.f
muda, on the II h inst She brought intelligence
OF Inc mesnch ly loss Of the Royal Mail Com.
p1ny's Steamer lHs. or he morning Of nday
% inst shout 40 niles fom the Island The
on her Vay TO England t. undergo rcpsir,. raw.
ing rccsnily bstn on the rocks near Porto Rico, end
I1s Ne iaby vas directed 10 keep coTpiny. %
Suujny. IN the forsnoon, the weather looking
Stormy, he specie and freight on board the Isle was
removed TO the Midway the RInj having incfoas-
ed TO gale the vessels lo7' sight Of each other dur
ing the nlght-tovprjs morning, however. the at
tent on Of those on boafd the NJ. ~as attracted
20 the direction NJ the I. by freq1en, flashes which
proved IN be rom the guns fred by that vessel. The
officers and crew we're saved, and taken on board
the VI. Nth the exception Of ono boy, who had
overloaded himself with clothes, ard fell overheard
snd sunk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26

The Paris Coussponden, Of tho National Tnte'li.
PenceT thus notices the consumption Of mu hrooros
Tbe French use vegetables IN almost every form,
d.scarding animal food much more than the Amo
rcons
"Neafy two million small baskets ~ mushrooms
ire brought annualiy 70 the MARKERS Of Pars. They
ore cultivated along the quaffies in the environs
9TH special progress. There IS ~ Official inspec.
or Tor eseh ms'kst, and owing 10 this supervision
few accidents happen. Rome. that consumed si
more, wss not N careful. Your elaTcbl reader.
| vii remember that Pliny attributes the deaths Of
Tiherius and multitude Of gfea. personages u
ehsnpignons ard exc aims, IS We might DO IN refo
renee TO many other luXufiss Of the abe, 'Whs
lglutony, what addiction 10 the shimtful svidny o
ne palste, rhon NE isrisked 10 grstfy ~"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26

IL is worthy ofrcmatk that two OF the Eve 70.
ereant Jstseymen, who cot into Congress by tram
ping On the Broad Seal OF their Safe, have been
once more condemned by the Peoplc-Mr. K,le,
the Candidate for council in Salem county Of the late
election. and MIR. Cooper. also candidate for tho
Legislature in Gloucester. having bath bean rojec
ted by very decisive majorItes Four times have
The people Of New Jersey pronounced their con
demnston Of that revolutionary oct.
Nil.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26
PUBLIC LECTURE.

BROOKS, ESQ Of tn, city Of
New lOri, will dciiseg tho First I,c,n,. or,n. -
before tn" Rehmoni Library Association on Friday cy,
RooGl.
no Association feel eouadcnt that they will DO .bls to
'ne services Of distinguished Literary and Seller
ide gentlemen, who will deliver .cr,., a, p,sI
'ures durng the season.
rue Lectures Will be both entertaining sad ln,truc,,.
In their character
no nekei.25 cents to be had Attn, B,,s s,or., an,
stthc door. O'' -'"
tree Tickets for Members. to be obtained Of m.
&C 20 ,Eit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26

TUE tua TsApE.-Our opponents arc boa,,ing
as'y tina, hey have skinned all the coons in Ohio.
Maryland, Name, Georgia, aud PennsyIysnis. and
tha' ihoy intend TO 90 on Skinning them every
where. Well. then, We suppose they intend to he
the "eoon-skin parly"-and as they have Dc stroy.
cd almost all other Business, they are about TO sc,
IN the far trade IL s. Gar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26
TO DENTISTS

HE subscriber has recently been appointed Ayen. for
me sale OF Teeth manufactured by Dr. H. Mct.rsh
OF rhaiepha, which are Tor beauty ability and st,s
uI manufacture unsurpassed by any offered 10 he
puoc u ths or any other country They warranted
l9t I" creek nor change colour under the blow pipe
Ihey Will be sold on terms that TALL TO give siisf
lion. So ''N'@N-
The public arc inytedio eximne the G,u,uiu. which
are nov on hand anil ready for inspection:
Pivot Teeth, assorted shades ami sizes
rae DO es do do
Mo!1rd do do do 20
Bicusp.dltors 10 10 DO
feYroN JOHNSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26
HOYr 4 CO.'S nFL.ICE
$2O,OOO!

fi'%'s
"%o'"'''.''.-.' 900
pisw q cones Ihis Undergraduates e5. Cbances ia
any number 10 he had Of
oc@ HOYT co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26

COCOA AND CHOCOLATE
~ boxes riker's Ma Cocoa
~ do No Chocolate. lust received and for sale low
Tor onh, by WADE W. WOOLDRIDGR,
oc<o doors below the Bell
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26
.: % A, ibe NeLIeal Enp ia ,i IN

ihDs prime Porto RICO MolasJes
~ % Clarified Sugar
90 boxes Sperm AMI Pateat Taow Candies
SOJ sacks blown salt
80 boxes woo!sey q Woolscy's trebblo Loaf sussr-
oc26 WORTuAN MeCpunpn L. m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26

pKsME p u. sUGAH AND mOLAssEs-
~ htds strictly prinic T. X. sugar
~ do 60 do r. Il. Moissscs-Iandlng for ,sle
&c - WILLIAMS a. IaXALL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26

DKIME GOSHEN CHEESE
f'caskG prime Goshen Cheese for sale.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-26
MEDICAL. XYnRKs.

SHOULDER BACON
- 0 hhda shoulder B1con Just Tccoivcdby
&C @ WILLIAMS A. IIANAIJ.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-31

FIVE. As he filled every Office be could
with Wings" of course, all the gentlemen
nominated BY him 10 compose these Boards
belonged to his own party How ought
these reckless ASSISTANTS 10 hide their heads
with shame, ahan they learn that be nomi.
mated three LocoS TO tlrO Wings, all Of
whom were unanimously appointed By the
Council. For the Literary Board, Gen.
IVIllidHi A. Bloani, Darid w. Stone, and
Charles Maniy were recommended; and,
tor The Internal Improvement Board, Col.
Cad Jones and Gov. Dudley II Mr..
HENRY is not more exact IN his statements,
II will take all the sophistfy and ingenuity
which both he and his friend "Cumber-
land are master of, 10 exirlcate him.
We have no space, to day, to notice far
.ther the llillsboro' Letter writer, except IN
one particular He concludes his sketch
Of Mr. HENEY's Speech by saying -
3" MoREHEAD did not reply TO him, nor q
single Wing say word in reply, although
the bar was full Of Wing Lawyers" 1t
would have been, indeed, very strange Il
Gov. MoREHEAD had replied, seeing he
was no. probably, within fifty miles of The
place on that day. Tina, tho Wbig Law
yers did not reply TO him, may be accounted
or by the supposiilon on their part, that
the best policy was to "giye him rope
enough, &C."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-31
on! MIR. HENRY. on


That the d" Standard should be filled
with malignant and puerile attacks GU Coz.
MoREHEAD IS no matter Of astonishment,
but that Mr.. HENRY, who aspires to be the
Chief Executive Olfiter Of The State, should,
in his public Addresses, condescend to re
sor, TO such shifts, really Is reflection both
on his head and heart. 4 warm admirer
of his, who, in Letter addressed 10 the
Editor Of the Fayetteville North Caroli.
man." processes to be giyo faithful &C
count Of the Speech delivered By him al
HilIsboro', says That
I" He showed how the present Governor
was not, as be promised TO be, The Govern
or of the State, but he ruled for the pur
poses of his party aud his own relations
whom be had placed il Office. That lie
had filed every Office lie could wIth Wings,
and several with hls own relations, and those
disqualified by habi, and ege."
We suppose allusion is made IN lhe first
portion of this extract, TO the circumstance
Of Gov. MoEEHEAD's having appointed bis
nephew, Private Secretary. Though We
dislike to be compelled to speak Of this
matter, yet the indeIcacy Of our political
opponents leave US no alternative. We
say then, that this appointment by Gov.
MoREnEAD, 50 far from presenting any
cause Of complaint TO any body, exhibits
him in the most amiable light, aud shows
how superior be is TO tne political influen.
ces which ordinarily govern Wen. The
father OF the young gentleman alluded To-
is violent Loco FOco-s0 much so, thai
though the brother.in Law OF Gov. MORE.
HEAD, he did not vote for bin at the asl
election, and, most probably, will not do SC
az the next. And yet the Governor, wlie
rules the State for The purposes Of party
makes the son ofa political opponent bis con.
fiden,ial Secretary IN act Of federation
and forbearance which, We venture 70 say.
Mr. HESRY will never initiate should he
be elected Gorernor.
The second portion Of the extract saws
-" that be had filed every Office he could
with Wings" When people make asser.
lions, they should take care tha, ,hey
have some bottom 10 stand On. lmmadl
ateiy almost, on Gov. MuREmEAp's Undue
lion to Office, il became necessary for hlu
TO conyene his Council, to advise as TO lhr
appointment, Of tho Literary and lnterna
improvement, Boards. The first consists 3
three numbers, aud the last Of two-iu al
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-31

A Nep Discovery letter in the Lon
don Athonaum describes "a new and ex.
-traordlnary discovery thus made in Prus-
sia, by which printed works of any kind
can be copied with perfect accuracy, and
copies multiplied with no further expense
than the cost Of paper and presswork. -
The plan is kept a profound secret by the
inventor but he has demonstrated its eff.
cacy by copying two pages Of the London
Athen@um, which so closely resemble
the original as to be scarcely Distinguish.
bic from them. BY the process it would
appear that old manuscripts can be accu.
rately transferred, illuminated copies Of
ancient books initiated, books Of all kinds
reprinted in numbers, and with facility
and correctness that almost exceeds be-
lief"