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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

Nosr IMPORTANT rHAN rhF Nav, FROM INniA li'
ulln.. of .. t-.. las pros uctd ci' 20
,n, AN ., maj, We ar. ro.i happy tn say, can De- nlnf
.l,i.lv d>spaieI hy lew ef Pcieis' NoIuW i"t'NfN
which relieve tho mind from ala moinh nnpi' ", ",
hea ache /. a lew minutes AMI lulpdt anh"A"' p" ''
couuteuancr and hrihaucY to n eve Ant"is W 81"
.loulI never be without supply ot Prtps 'Whh -
,ruges tor they wtafnt>, OF ~ haif ftiNN W
tame e. AND h,get ideas II need scarcely Toe mdik
Ell that Peters, Iorr,ges worms, coughs, srAiss,
lv> ,epa &C. and the best remedies sNiam Tor tfsf ia
eases For sile n ~ b. adway 80 ami $50 BO"el, -
tulon.street. 30 Chaihams., AMI 40 Huionsl New
YORK and At ~ North >tthsfeet, Philadelphia u wls
the remark at physician n tbs Guy nat hrhih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

u The Pottsyilc Emporium mentions case
of a rabid cat in that borough which did consd-
cradle mischief by biting the children of family
and finally, having been confined in a wire coal
screen. died biting Itself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
Observation-Disclosures.

j. Fresh Salmon served up al dinner every day II
\ 81 % rAIlIN>ON.S. ruL. NA.,an and Aun--l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

u A laborer named James Kramer, while
digging d well at Philadelphia, killed by in
halius the poisonous ga, that arose from the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

u Hon. W. W. IRwN. formerly member Of
Congress, and ono Of the ablest members Of the
Ohio bar, died al Marietta on the 10Th instant,
aced i3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

u Our city i. Just at present honored by the
presence of small whac-only twenty-five feet
long He was taAes of the Hook and new lies al
the foot Of Differentiated, wlrrc We understand
be will receive visitors for a short time only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

y The new packet ship ST NICHOLAS OF
Eoyd { Hinckon'. line. made her last run to Fal-
mouth in thirteen day. and to Havre IN nineteen
encoun,erins constant headwind' from Falmouth
~ Hayrc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

u The Cashier Of the Union Bank Boston ac-
kuowledge- the receipt Of $1,000. enclosed IN an
envelope indicating that the same Is to make
good to the Bark a los. occa-oned by an error oil
one Of it. Teller many year. since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

nycvtSy IIoRrHoUsD CANDY-Ihrre = DO mistake 'n
The curative powers ot tbs rev resssN, ~th hN N w
.tru.c value has silently but surely won iis Way % lN
coincidence used 100 lc no,t r'sp,cttnir il'o,
n Nm. cy ,n,i country nfa h'r source cd niti m '
sss..> affecting the ar passages, such - caia-h, SOC
throat lo,s oi voice, whoopns cough, AM I'D Ur ''N
stage, OF consumpu0n. Apply al ~ Broadway '''"'
IlnNAra sIeaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

u Mr. Bernard Snydcr on attempting to
mount his horse short time since in Dayton, o..
accidentally fcll back upon the pavement lie
was picked up. supposed to be slightly injured
In a few minste. however. he expired without
struggle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

u Y4NEFE HnL's unique performance went
of last evening in grand style at the Society L.
brary. The room was full Mrs. Hardwick and
Austin Phillip. were very successful and nearly
every piece wa. rapturou,ly cncorcd The whole
is to be repeated tai, evening at the Rutger. In.ti
futc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

% The venerable Mrs. MADISON j. at present
at the Aston House in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

srR-wtbin the a, two three months IhN'e 1', COM
.iter,be of YOUR tsssice ot lorel"nhd NddF d." ID
nos rn,hed me To >neaA i greater ease and it, M ~
a., M, cl,t than any thing have ever u>'d ann "'
tbrk that every public speaker ought % possible a,
10 hlv, thrir poses ahd 'ii ".liT'' WIZ WV WIZ
tn cui,y the Tree exercise o. ultt lungs $1,000 ,,,.,,,,
Yours. truly, bfNlt y h'"N''
Pastor at lhc Wesleyan Methodist 'hHi'"' '''"'' W.
Gr,ai and Cl'nt1u streets.
Sid Al A. DYSON street and 70 Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

y The brig Gertrude, Capt Morgan from
Trinidad for TIN. city. went ashore 81 Lives De-.
on the I7ih. The captain and crew landed IN
the evening. She viii be greatly darsased' Tier
cargo i. consigned to Peter Harmony n Co.
Cba.,clain 4 Ponyert. and J. B. La,ala { Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

u Prof BAKrrR lectures this evening at Gin
ton Hall on the Poetry Of BrRoS. He will also
read some Of his finest passages.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28

denomination of five dollars, issued by the
banks of other States, be now taken up and
considered. The motion was agreed 10.
Mr.. Webb proposed an amendment TO said
bill: and after discussion, Mr.. O'Brien
moved that the same (the bill to FepeaD be
postponed indefinitely. The question on
Mir. O'Bren's motion was determined in
The affirmative. Yeas SIS, Nays 45."-
LEWIS d. HENRY, in the affirmative.
Notwithstanding this failure to repeal
this law, so odious was it 10 the Western
Pe0ple-and important to them the use
of the money OF other States Of the kind
prohibited, that the law has always remain
cd dead letter by silent consent,-and
no body could be found mean enough to
sue for the penalty which Mr.. Henry and
his associates attempted to iniict on every
man that received or passed, note of the
Banks of another State under five dollars.
a WESTERN MAN.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28
FAIR PLAY


Lord Ashburtoa and his Mssion.-It is
stated in the Washington Correspondence
OF the Journal Of Commerce that the COM
missioners appointed by the United States
to make a survey of the Maine boundary
line have made their report. They are
still here, and have been directed to re-
main until they shall have an opportunity
to make all necessary explanations to
Lord Ashburton, the British special min
lister. 1t thus appears that the special
minister, is supposed to be instructed and
empowered to treat on the boundary ques-
ton, as well as the other pending question.
Eggs.-The Cincinnati Chronicle saws
that eggs were sold in the market of that
;iiy, on Thursday last, at three and half
'entS q dozen.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28
TIE MERCHANTS MEMORIAL.

Fsou rnE Srw YoEg rRlacNg.
We earnestly invite the attention Of
isgrcss and the country TO the following
'i,Horial Of The Importers and principal
'lerckaats If this City, asking in effect
the imposition Of Protectire Duties on
Jfaga MANUFACTURES by our Govern.
cot. Ii is an important aud plain-speak-
document, and there is no mistake in
s, that It expresses the earnest desires
profound convictions Of nine .teafhs u
r , hEh'v-N Importers Of Foreign Goods,
"a he great mass Of Our Uhoioaalc lier.
'aAis Of erery party. We understand
at 1t has been eagerly signed Jy nineteen
every twenty hou'cs TO which il has
en- presented, by every American house
lour ~ the woolcn trade, aud by every
rye crcckery house in the city. These
acts which preclude all necessity of
hmeni for which, indeed, We have no
on to-day. Here is the memorial
ne Honorable me Senate
'Aa House Of Representation Of The 4. s. !.
ae Undersigned, your mcmoriallsis, are lmpor.
% dealers in foreign goods, in the city Of
W regular business Of tho country is dcprcs.
ana derangcd beyond precedent, aud the pros
V 100 Tho future are gloomy IN tho extreme.
~ VAS state Of affairs We look with solcitade
4 He permanent arrangement, Of Tariff, now
| \, consideration by Congress, it being our dc.
80 conviction that the adjustment, Of the reve.
n.s Is Of equal or paramount importance to
y're' now claiming your attention.
We plead fcr no particular intores, or section,
We bcl'eve that all classes in every section of
1.'nrnoh country are alike interested in this
poHant question.
"'ng deeply impressed with tho conviction
no'h'ng will adequately regulate tho bust.
v currency Of tho country but Tariff of
p' on imports that will sustain and oncour.
~ nome products and industry, We earnest.
,g respectfully pray you TO impose such
=. as Tho peculiar cHigcnces of the country
wv foRK M,Rcu %, 1912.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28
THE LOAN,

The y. Y. Journal Of Commerce Of the
10Th instant, states that a good deal Of in
terest has been excited in Wall street to.
day by the statement that the agent of
Hope q Co, of Amsterdam had gone on
to Washington prepared 10 take the new
loan entire at par for 6 per cent. stocks
OF course such a step would cause excite
mcnt among the brokers Of Wall street,
because they desire to get the loan as
much below par as possible. If this is
true IT is certainly very fortunate for the
Government.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28
BANK RESUMPTION

We learn from the Fayetteville Obser.
yer that the Banks of this State will re.
sumo specie payments on Monday the I'd
Of My neTt. We are glad Of this, and
we hope the Banks will again commence
accommodating the community. Special
loans for a short time is of no advantage
except TO the merchant or the capitalist,
but allowing four regular instruments will
very much aid farmers and men of small
capital TO meet their engagements, and
keep them from having their property sa-
criGced.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28
Mr.. HENRY.

IL appears that Sir. Henry while at
Salisbury promised The Loco Focos Of Sur.
ry TO visit them the week following. lie
started in that direction and reached a
friend SIN Dayic, where he stopped for more
than week within 30 miles of the Cour,
House without making a single speech in
that time. The Fayetteville Observer,
from whence we derive this information,
asks why was dis We have no doubt
he was afraid of being as roughly handled
by Mr.. Boyden as the Hon. Bedford Brown
was in lsI0.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28
From tie Carolina VofcLmau.
CANDIDATE HENRY.


Messrs Editors What will the Poo
pie think of the head or the heart Of Lew
is ID. Henry, the Locofoco-F Federal Can
didate for Governor, when they find out, as
they must from Inc records, that instead Of
Gov. Morehead spending wastefulIy S4, 900
for repairs of the Government House and
enclosures aud furniture, that of the $4,000
placed at his disposal by both parties in
the Legislature, he has only expended
about the sum of S2l00, and the balance is
left in the Treasury.
This is sample, either of gross misre-
presentation or gross ignorance oil the part
OF Mr.. Henry. ! suppose that he thought
Morehead was like his VAN Buren, friends
when in Office; they spent all they could
get, and little more By rag of contin.
gencies." Mr.. lIenry's assertion about
this matter, is on par with bis declaration
and denunciation Of tic Cape Fear Bank
for refusing to answer the questions Of the
committee raised BY the Legislature, when
the very book he held in his hand, showed
the very answers required, fully, com.
pIetely and satisfactorily But as Mr..
Henry has already got his rerdrd Of up.
wards Of $4,000 las Commissioner under
the Spanish Treaty. for or 4 months
work, doing nothing, lie must now Of course,
make up 10 zeal and bold assertion, in a
bad cause, what he lacks in knowledge or
political fairness.
FAIR pTAy
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28

@The Legislature Of New York be-
fore their adjournment, By joint resolutions
expressed opinions adverse TO the positions
assumed by Coy. Seward in tic controyer.
sy with the Executive Of Virginia. The
Legislature assert that the stealing of a
slave within the jurisdiction aud against the
laws of Virginia, is a "felony or other
crime, within the meaning Of the Consti-
tuition Of the United States.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28

''n, The Rocky Mountains. Distress
| !" HaH'ers- Fourteen feet Of Saow on
|, 'a 70 Eight hunters, 1.-TWO from
Dcompanlcs,) recently arrived at St.
'"s from the Rocky Mountains, for pro-
|. 'us' They stated that there was four.
|. 'so' OF snow on the Mountains, aud
| l; Ile hunters were out Of provisions,
| "Acly to perish. The SHOWS hid been
"ouuouS during tho whole winter. The
\, ,'ur,, when the SHOWS melt, will pour
!" d Hood never before witnessed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28
GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ELL.

The House of Representatives has been
for some time debating the General APP
preparation Bill in Committee Of the Whole
and from the length Of time taken up BY
this measure it seemed as if the members
had no desire to bring it to close, but on
the 10th inst. it was reported 10 the House,
and is in u fair way 10 pass.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28
CONNECTICUT.

At the election lately taken place in
Connecticut the Loco Focos have carried
almost every thing before them. In the
Legislature they have a majority of 90.
There was no election for Governor.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28
4 LIKELY BOYS.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

NH hLEN BtRb COUNTY,
Superior Court Of Lar, February Term,
1912.
Delitha c. SPeck }
rs Petition for Divorce.
William II. Spock.
II \ this case, it appearing to the satisfaction OF
Il the Court, that William II. Speck, the deien-
dant, is not nhabtant Of this State, IL is there.
fore ordered, that publication be made for three
munths, in The Charlotte Journal and the Meek
lenburg Jettersonian, for the defendant to appear
at the next Superior Court of law, to be held for
The County Of Mecklenburg, at the Court House
in Charlotte, on the fourth Monday of August
newt, then and there TO plead, answer or demur,
TO this petition, or Judgment pro confesso will be
entered up against him, and the said petition
heard ex parte.
Witness, j. B. Kerr. Clerk of our said Court,
at office, the fourth Monday in February, A. ID.
1872, and in the G7th year of the independence
of said State.
J. B. KERR, Clerk.
April &c, 1872. t43
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28
CDIrInftR:
Th"rsday, April IS, 1872.
HENRY CLAY, of KcntucIty.

So our Federal opponents have at last
shown their hands. We shall now Know
now to fight them. Here thev are all
together-t7dy, Morehead, a National
BGnk, distribution, Public Debt, a Pro.
ieef're Tariff, the BGnIrup, Lop, and n
bdnkrpPt Government these are the Fed.
eral champions and their principles and
measures; how do you like them, fellow.
cilizens-N eekienbwg Jcgcrsoaian.
We expect the people will like these
better than The champions, principles and
measures the JelIersonon would like TO see
enIaIed upon the country, cxcep, Put.
lie Deti and BanLrrp. Gorernm.w.
which has been brought upon us by The
very party this vcritable Editor could
style as "Kogucs and Royalis,s," bnt
whose tune has been magically changed.
Here are his ehmpions, &c.-John c. Cal.
houn, who has been both for and against
National Bank, also FOR aud agoiust a Pro-
iective Tariff, TO- giving all the land to the
new States instead ofdisiribuling to all alike
and last if not least, voting for a measure
he pronounced unconstitutional, Louis D.
Henry, Gold for the ollicc-holders aud rags
Tor the people, free trade, England allow.
I'd to bring her goods here nearly free of
iuiy While We have 10 pay the mos, enor.
nous per cent. on our Corn. Wheat, Flour.
&c. Now, lellow-citizcns, which Of these
10 you prcferl
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28

ga An awful Steamboat explosion took
place at Baltimore on the l,h inst. The
boat was built for the Baltimore and Nor.
folk Steamboat Company and had never
been used. On the day of the accident it
was intended to make an experimental trip
and about 100 persons were on board, and
the machinery had not made more than
two revolutions when the explosion took
place, and y were killed, 40 wounded and
Is escaped uninjured. From the cxamin.
alton of witnesses before jury of inquest
there seems 10 be some foul play about the
cause of the accident.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28

John Tyler Is thrown oycrbolrd aud Wing.
cry absolved from all It's siAs at a mere dash OF
The pen. But not No fast Mr.. Tx Sccrctary.-
The rEoPLE have somewhat 10 say Ia this mat
ter they would like 10 know how il comes tha,
your party arc not responsible for the misnlsn.
agcncnt of the Government and the ruia of our
credit as a "-Msckienturg Jt5egssaiaa.
We consider the Wing party absolvcd
fre'n oil responsibility for the course Of
The present administration because ed
Tyler has defeated the party in its most
promIncn, measurable ostabiishmeai of
u national B0ak-for restoring the coun.
try To- ITS former prosperous siiuation.-
Although Gen. Harrison could not be con-
sidercd, what is called L. $. Bank man,
yet he admitted that if i, was necessary to
aid the Treasury in its fiscal operations i,
was clearly constitutional, and during the
canvass Of / 10 he condemned the meas.
ures that had been tried, and therefore ev.
cry man 10 the nation believed he would
sanction such an Institution, aud Mr.. "
Ter adopted the language Of Gen. Harrison
as his own, clearly showing to the Wings
that he was with them on that measure.
aud was every " inch Wing" We dc.
ny that the Wig leaders in the South.
cru States strenuously denied that Ma.
iional Bank was their object" for, as far
as We could hear Of their opinions, the es.
adjustment Of such an institution was look.
ed to as the only means Of restoring a
sound currency 10 the country, and in
North Carolina we are confident tina, no
true Wing was opposed 10 a National
Bank.
The Loco Focos arc trying TO bolster
up Mr.. Tyler because he so far favored
them as TO veto two Bank Bills, but how
and under what circumstances were one
of them vetoed. After Mr.. Tyler had
aided in forming the plan Of one Of the bills
and had written ono or more of the sec.
tons and had pledged himself TO lis sup.
port, private letter 10 the Richmond
Coffee House, in which it was stated BY (
Mr.. Bolts that an attempt would be made
TO head Captain Tyler, induced him 10 for
felt every pledge and veto the bill. This
conduct on the part of Mr.. Tyler caused
a dissolution Of the Cabinet, for the Score.
taries had, from the Presidents own word, /
pledged his support TO the measure, and
his change placed them in such position
tina, as honorable men they could not hold
office under him. Now, we would ask the
people if they want Congress to become
10 the President, to do Just as
he would have them, if they do, VIC say
there is very little hope for the Republic,
for when the people become willing sub
Gets to the President we are lost. Liber-
y is only to be pcrpetuatcd by vigilance,
md when our representatives yield willing
" to an ambitious man public liberty is
endangered. This course of Mr.. Tyler
IS no doubt owing TO the desire to build up
, third party-knowing that the Wings
nave majority in Congress and will be
neld responsible by the people he tavors
such measures as he must know they will
reject, and thus try and make an issue be.
ore the country between himself and the
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28
From the Carolina Wdtchmaa.
LEWIS d. HENRY.

MeSSrs. Editors The Federal candid
ate for Governor, Mr.. Henry, in his
slag-whang speech in Salisbury, profess.
ed great regard for the good People of the
West will you publish his vote on the bill
passed in the year 1901 TO prohibit the
circulation of bank bills of South Carolina
and other States, to show what was then
his regard for the convenience and neces-
sites of the Western People, among whom
more than half the circulation is of bank
bills under five dollars, issued by the Banks
Of South Carolina and other States Yet
Mr.. Henry would have every man who
passes or received in payment one of the
bills, subjected TO penalty and costs.
Extract from the Journal.
Wednesday, January 5, 1881.
The engrossed Bill to prohibit the cir
cula,iou in this State, after the time there.
in mentioned, of Bank notes under five dol
lars, issued by the Banks of other States,
was read second time. Mr.. Edmonson
moved that said bill be pontponed indefu-
itely, and called for the yeas and nays
The question thereon was decided il, the
negative.-leas %, Nays 10. Among
the nays, Mr.. HENRY.
Thursday, January G, 1881.
1.-The ongrossed bill to prevent the cir
culation in this State, after the time there
in mentioned. of Bank notes under five dol.
lars, issued by the Banks of other States,
was read the third time, passed aud order
ed TO be enrolled" Yeas ~, Nays "a
Among the Yeas, LEWIS ID. HENRY.
At the next General Assembly, after the
People of the Westhad a years experience
of the injustice of the law--and were de-
tcrmined on an attempt TO repeal it, Mr..
Henry is found against the repeal
Extract from thelJournal.
Saturday, December, 1881.
"Mr. Webb, "a member from Ruther-
ford, moved that the bill to repeal an act
passed at the last session of the General
Assembly entitled an Act TO prohibit the
circulation in this State. after the time
therein specified, of bank notes under the
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28
W Arrival oftle Greet Western. III

IS Arriral oftht Greet Western. Tho
steam ship Great Western arrived at New
York on 18th instant, in less than - day $
from Bristol. Three special Messengers
arrived in her-one from the English Gov.
ernmcnt to Lord Ashburton, one from the
French Government TO the French Minis
ter, and one from the American Minister
in London, all in reference, II is supposed,
to the right of search.
Lord Aberdeen's reply TO Mr.. Steven
sons letter is published in the Times, in
which he rcnounccs on the part of England
all claim TO right Of search over Ameri.
can vessels IN time OF peace; and observes
that when n vessel is once asceriained to
be American, the British Cruisers are or
dercd to abstain from all interference with
her, be she STARE or otherwiSe.
The Cotton market is stu dull, and the
distress among the oboring classes still
prevails.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28

IN this case, it appearing to the satisfaction Of
IL the Court, that Elan ]. Teier, The defen-
dant is not inhahitant of this State is there.
fore ordered, that publication be made for three
moaths, in the Charlotte Journal and the Neck
lenburg Jcffersonian, for the defendant to appear
at the next Superior Court of law, to be held for
the County Of Meeklenburg, at the Court House
in Charlotte, on the fourth Monday of August
next, then and there to plead, answer or demur.
to this petition, or judgement pro confesso viii be
entered up against him, and the said petition
heard ex parte. @
, Witness, j. B. Kerr, Clerk Of our said Court,
at office, the foorth Monday in February. A. d.
1912, and in the 67th year of the Independence
of said State.
J.B. KERR, Clsrs
April &c, 1912. e5
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28

ga The Hon. Joseph Lawrence, a men,
Der of Congress from Pennsylvania, died
at Washington on the morning Of the nth
instant,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28

w. The Hon. Samuel Prentiss, Senator
in Congress from Vermont, I'm resigned
his seat in that body. Nn necentiss has
lately been appointed bySos beenidcnt to
an U. S. Judgeship.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-28

w. At the charter election in New York
the Loco Focos have elected the Mayor
by majority of about 1900 votes; but
the Wings have succeeded in electing a
majority of the board of Aldermen and As.
sistant. Aldermen.