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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-25

Robert Lucas VS. George Walter. Error
to Nuscatine, affirmed.
Same VS. Robert Chalfaut. Error TO Nus.
catine, affirmed.
T, S. Parvin VS. J. ]. Hoops. Error to
Muscatine, affirmed
Orders
TIL. Gray VS. Board of Commissioners
of Jefferson county; appeal from jefferson
dismissed.
! Margaret Nc Mahan VS. T.add s. Clarke
appeal from Des Moines, dismissed
T. s. Battelle VS. j. bridgman 4 Co.
Erro. TO Mnscatine. Ordered that the mo.
ton 10 dismiss the writ of error be overrul.
ed.
Jonas Clarke &c VS. White and Smith
Error to Nuscatinc. Motion to dismiss the
writ of error overruled
J. Bonnet t, g. Co VS. James Davis. Error
to laSeaiine. motion to reject the bill of
exceptions, overruied.
{ Shepard vsJ Wilson; Error to Scott,
ordered that tie bill of exceptions be re-
jected
Causes decided January s, 1e44
" g Knight VS. II. Fox; Error to Scott,
affirmed.
]. & 0. Bernard VS. J. A. Paryen: Error
to Muscatine, reversed
VIM Wilson VS. Joseph Webster; Error to
Lee. affirmed.
f. P. Chord VS. George Mccoy; Error to
Cedar, affirmed.
Orders.
] Clarke VS. White Il Smith; Error to
Muscatine, dismissed
Causes decided January 8, 1874.
D Bush vs. Henry Elson SO. Error to
Dubuque, affirme ed
Orders.
Ezekiel Haze VS. James Caldwell;
Error 10 Jefferson. Orde, cd that the writ
of Error be dismissed with ten per cent.
damages.
s. Haight & Co. vs. Woods. Christy & Co.
Error 10 Van Buren,; writ OF Error dismissed
with FIVE per cent. damages.
Causes d cided January 10, 1874.
Wesley Prior VS. McIlvainc; Error to Hen
ry, affirmed.
George Prior VS. Same: Error to Henry,
affirmed.
A. Cornelius VS. Same Error to Henry,
affirmed.
]. +. " cbb VS. P Mauro; Error to Des
Moines, reversed.
Same VS. Same; Error to Des Mones, re-
verseG.
J. c. Sleeth VS. J. H. Murphy; Error to
Des liones, reversed.
Waw-kon, Chau-nee kon and Hau kan.
kaw. Indians indicted for murder) vs Unit
ed Stat.s; Error to Dubuque, affirmed.
United States VS. Antoine Lore; cross
writs Of error to Dubuque, reversed.
L Fry VS. Butler d Swan; Error to John
son, affirmed.
O Clarke vs. J ] Gibson; Error to Linn,
reversed.
Booth & Carter VS. Brophv g. Mullen; Err
ror to Jones reversed and dismissed.
Joseph Coe VS. Yale Hamilton; Error to
Johnson. affirmed.
]. Fulwider vs. J. Wilson I; agreed case
from Cedar, affirmed.
Orders.
Clarke VS. Parvin: Error to Muscatine, or
dered that the bill Of exceptions be reject
ed.
Abernethy & Morrow vs. Hall & Thomp-
son; Error to Henry, ordered that the writ
of Error be dismissed with ten per cent
damages.
Many other causes had been submitted
on argument to the court. and were taken
under advisement, but no other decisions
had been made when our informant left Iowa
lCity.)
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Correspondence of the fIawk-Eye.

IOWA CITY, January IL, 1914.
FRIEND HAWK EYE;-Snce | las,
wrote you, the Wing Convention can e
off in this city. 1t is admitted on all
hands, to have been one of the most en-
thusiastic political meetings ever held
in this Territory. Mr. Rogers, said in
the House, referring to it. that he felt
proud of the Territory on account of the
talent exhibited in that meeting. This
meeting, if | am not mistaken, will tell
on the next election. A soft Yankee
lawyer. who occasionally figures in the
Reporter, is out on the Convention, in
a wishy washy article Of column and
a half in the paper of this day. He is
badly "sheered."
The bill Incorporating the Congrega.
tional Church in your city passed the
House, and has been sent to the Coun.
Gil. The Miners Bank Of Du Buque
has occupied The time of the House the
greater part of the week, after the regu-
lar morning business of the day, and
finally passed the House this afternoon
by strict party vote. Your Repre-
senta.ives were instructed by an over
whelming majority Of their consii,u-
ents, to compel the Bank to resume
specie payments in thirty days, &c.
&c., as | told YOU in my last letter.
Mr. Hackleman offered an amendmen,
to Rogers bill, compelling them to re-
sumo specie payment. and to mortgage
four hundred thousand dollars corh
of real estate to the Territory of Iowa
within 80 days, and to have said land
appraised. morlgaged, and mortgages
recorded in the county Of On Buque,
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Advertisements inserted at one dollar per
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w. FL. lfTfsgJ-s0.
j. r. TAE1.ANT.

Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALER IN
DF3ss, Medicines, Paints, Dye Stufs,
Putty, Win9o,o Glass, &c sc.
W Water street, Burlington, Iowa.
4, would call the attention OF Physicians.
es,chanls and Farmers, trading in the city,
|" ,ne select and full assortment. of articles
III, III as line, and the quality and prices of
iulyl3 7
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10 D. MlJuLTLS-

A,.,r.,, :, r. D. MILLS,
Will ~, ~ AaD and Solicitor in Chancerv.
adsiaI s;., IN the several courts ofthe first
pposits ,Sa e. Office in the brick building
s's'-43-,fT szet'e Office.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-25

DIR, a, I'll 70 3 DTN3 DIN,
Fairfield. Jefferson County, Io'ra Territy.
rT Particular attention paid to Rheuma-
tisnl. sep. 40 10
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Burlington is the seat of justice for o Des
Moines county, and contains about 2ooo
;nbabitants. 1t is situated on the west
b,nk Of the Mississippi, about 2oO miles
,boye Saint Louis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-22
DANGER or A BLUNDER.

Tn. N O'ka". Picsyun- mentions the
folI"smg s,netI-r Gaze which occurred in
thr Di.'r,cI Court IN thal city, aad which
shows how blastlst may dele Il man's iu-
t-nt,"n. The case was the Executors ul The
late Stephen iiendeysnu W. the I.rgatees #
the same. The aru0n arose out uG di.
trrtuce al In,err'eIa lou al the sixth clause
Of the W II of the decreased. rea'ive T., the
disposition To- be made II his sl4ses alter
his death. The following !. a transcript
OF the clause alluded o.. the words on
which .he legatees raj ed IL susta u their
opposition bei"g IN italics.
"Ail he chIiar ,h4iare born FIVE years
alter my d.a Il. Il iem~les, are IL be free
At the age Of tweny years, and male
Ell llrrn a. the age Ttse,t,-6vt; and at
the enl of five y'ars as sforesa d there
may be dawn by lot out ot all lie slaves
ten--hvs males an! FIVE frmales-who
will BE- furnished with free p,s.ags to
our settlement IN Air'ca aud one hundred
dollars each. bu, they must e. rf their
own fee vi |, end 10 return 10 slavery
i erer they return buck 10 this country.
~ the end "i ten Year.. twenty may he
tmanc'paied in the same manner a. he
FIRST five, aud in tsentv Eve years 1T the
fret born fres may he sent "a with the
entire remainder VI the old stock III 4 are
willing ,"g"i 500 thstat he snd Of twenty
five y, ars ft"m my death thtre viii u i HI.
upon any oil my estates any other slaves
bu, The spprennce Children, and il the 9TH
or slaves DO no, wisn,"go 10 Africa, III, v
will ,emain up"n ,hrir respective pl.nts
TONS o. which they reside as a ,,prentices,
aud !" be provided Tor sccndineIs; out "
be st,ic " under The management Of the
oSersrer, as well ss III Their "fT.pti g
The v hole to be considered as sppten, c.,
and then l'bor To be applied 70 HE general
g ,0d al ny succtssrOn."
The exeeu ors had the will pro ba'ed.
and Performed all The du,iss required by
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-22

EXTENSIVE RESuScrArIos op TbDLATEY
IN lNpiA.-From The latest intelligence
received at the Missionary rooms. Tie
population Of Southern India seems rapid.
Is advancing to point where the renan-
citation NJ the foolish, drgsadiRg. and IN.
satisfying riles af ldolatry vii. he frequent,
Under date Of March IL. 1854. the bishop
nf Madras says that ninety siK villages,
III the province Of finneyellv. have 70.
Gently come forward, unsolicited. and Ut.
terly abolished their idols, requesting to
be taken under Christian instruction. One
OF the English Missionaries, at an earlier
date. says that he had, within the two pre-
eeeding months, received several hundred
natives under his care. And from . very
recen, letter OF one of the Missionaries Of
the American p ard, |. appears that, al.
though there has been no movement OF
50 decided character in the territory EN-,
braoed within the plans Of Madurs mis-.
sion, many things are exceedingly hope
fnl: and that, could laborprs now enter
His field, in requisite numbers, there would
he no doubt Of soon gathering an alum
dsnt harvest, ". 7. Jour IF Com.
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IsF the say, can 81 g. lave bsen sarssl
wish lie rtmsskstls i-ca he. whsle N
.hsgs roalil Ehemselses u dnsevssian
q he nsssaass - ne TO parties. - &c.
lsrsnes N lhrr sessl open ne sslfars q
ne pso?ls. t,s !. .rslaeos ln1algs prelsse-
u - lhe b,,irrrsa prrsrnl ealu@nls'
sesi5st cor rarasdsse. Tel fhsm shsl ne
chg larsG has hera brarbelal - - oP-
essn81. and auglt rot y Be repssled. sad
they reply By asserting That ~. cisy
plaaned ne a.srdsr of Galley, Tslk u
Ns'ioasl Bark - erposil'oa % ihsHsea'
Trsasary ahsmr. ard they revive ths
exploded tale Of :. bargain and CORRUPTION
~ he slerr.n af Mr. Adsas. Paans q
The abuse Of the VETO paser undef 4aea-
lneassm. snd The relart .. behuid gam
nlsr and duelssi. lndlcste lhe sdssnisgss
~ NJ. Cias's plan Iar di.TAunng lhs
proceeds 81 ne pabl'c lsRds. and ynu are
sn.s cred. he - ! sshb.ih-b.e.ksy. his
. not mere dseIsm-nan. laying dnsn
the Demoersne Resiew. ne lske up &c
R,shmond Euqnmss nl guly s0sh. Here
are three rl"ssly printed rolumns devo,sd
70 the resis Al a. he af,sniimss d,sprovsd
story of :. bsreaia and enrIupnonw We
turn To The Giohe II The next day. and
find i,s s6rorial page dlsgrared By pue
tile c"nesIt Which cannot fail 10 make
even I.ocofocolsm blush. The figure ol
: man in on line Is turned by type;
above j. an escaichson, On which 10 pic.
isrrd brandy bottle. cnrk.crew, . pack
oi raids and pistol l.beiied .shool Low
er." Under this ehssie design are che
words "was. prsiiienee aud fanine.'
while letters, dI.rosed % IS 10 form Ih'
figure IL Q man. embndy al the grosssl u
bis that have heen published :or he To-.
i~sniy years sgaInsi Mr.. Clay. AID sI
this spp' as il The official "rg,n 81 wssh'
ingian OF the great p.Iiy sho stsuds op
posed 10 the uhles. While ws regret
for the credit of the country. 70 see IN,
press degraded by such an exhibition o
wlhess and mslIensn, hsfoonesy. se sr'
rsimred 10 find ,h,l the enemy's cause n
80 incapable Of being sustained BY solit
s'Rumrn,. and by any appeal. % the so"t
sense 81 every hunes, man, that they az
compelled IN adupI ,he mnst dlscrrdnati,
devices 10 order 10 excite The PASSIONS n
he sssuls and mislesd their i"dsn' NJ
We have more fslth 30 We s-s:Arlllgenre Q
the American people Than TO imagine
however. that they are 10 he blinded u
their true in'ens, by any such ou'rage'
upon dectncy aud truth
NsU Fork Republic.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-22
FROM MRxIco

The hsrqss Ergrne. sniyed a Nex
Yo'k. hfiae. inlell,gsnes IRON Vera Cr.r
10 ne Islh guiy,
The news ,fIhe n ieriion. NJ 10. Uni,,
cd l.sssseaslp. af ihs kans 4,iaa Tea.
O., rrsslled Yers csx ~ NE llIh, ,es
gave unissrssl sail.lsei.an,
The paper ~ar belsssa The Americas
charge d'AGis add The Msxean Mn.
isler &c FoEsiea Aasirs had NJ rome 20
saneiusian--shs former. abe Journal of
ConasIes says. - bss.ps Jailed 70 sslaS.
Ilsh his siess" iii .&a
Al ,hs foreign M,nisisFs h.d sulieilsa
Ihe rlsmsnry Of the Gasesnnrnl lowsrd
their connirymen taken 10 the late ssps.
diilon 20 Taba.eo, headed by sealasas,,
The Piesidsnt, in reply. had expressed
his Differentiation 10 teal lhem y pitshs,
Il on trial ihsy were found guilty.
An army Of 6Iiern lha0ssRd men xas
prsparing 10 leave Msxlea CIR TexAs. and
~ss expected b reseh Metamors. in No.
s,mbss next. Congress had not 6ied up.
On . ll.n 70 Isse M % .O00. 900 s,sa,sd
oar The espsdr,0n. but there ~ss !nss
doab, Of their dong 90 sesy soon,
A. ssasl ~ this lime Of The year. there
90, Ii,lle demand Tor sny kind OF goods,
and pr,ees hsd no, rissa in p'opuiion 10
the increase Of duly levied by The nsx
tsiIH.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-22

In 4 saft ffftt. ffnm - tRenl II.n.
d,uosss ssrrnar nnsil - FKPuaihn {
sss ysar., mhrn - ~ - sl.sss Hsss 4
bs csssa u lss ss.dansia L.hsra. re
.is.ss .srs stlsrisd - IAsmia ne nads
pses<ss-d. whsh shs i.esless F.ls.s1 =
give shsm %. pseaauss.aE ihsl rlssss d
ne 81 nuAiiiy. - ! SIS lmfnss.kas
&c psr.ons onee frts ever % be macs
Il Ees SEGA
ri. kaaaF dseidsd Q = parsien &c 4.
clsuss i he 30. a. 81: her Esssra d
slssesy shosld hey stef RtaFn % ia
rourssy. Us apns.ihls n lav, snd % IN.
pos..bls eendiians . . Ill arss "a -
treated = Il hey nsssr sxissd, fl.isl
cede. ar. 1904 thssrlnfs he shols
clause wss . nsli.iy. ss6 Ipdgnshl as
rendered far dsfsndsnss. NH eosls q
rourIs. Thus Inc bsasval@ns snd hsmans
inienli0ns ~ The irslaaor were Ifu.hslsa
81 blnadsr u . Go words m drs1 "a
% The lnsirBmsnl ihaa he lnlsnded ,hauIl
eani.r sveh signal and lsslirs bsu,as.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-22
Jo,por,ant INocenenf.-A meeting NJ

Ipiporfgnt Mocement.-A meeting OF
Lncofuc"s of Cumberland county, pa
was Il. ldin ths, county short TIME since.
TO consider wha, course II "a. proper { II
then. as friends Of the T'arff, to pursue
in the coming Presidential election. TIE
char was taken by S4,nneI Saaeffer. ami
a committee Consisting or Gen. rhona,
G. Mrler, Montgomery Donaldson aud
John Msore. we're appsn.sd - prepare
resuluuon. for the Adoption Of lie ~, cling.
the Committee re,'orIed long preamble
aud a number Of resolutions winch we're
unsn m"usly adopted. The pea nble rs
inrh with grta. clearness that Tie purtec
ion Of our own industry 10 essential 10
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christian Haichman.

SrATE PR,DE.--We find the following
letter m tie C"Inmtis Tenn, Observer,
paper pul lished in the town N shch
Mr.. P"lk resides. wh'ch vii give our
readers some d.a as I, the fesIag Vi
SAFE prIie IN and about Co!umbis:
Mr.. Ed II has been generally eff
cUlsi d that ! am gong To vute fur James
X. Polk. and | hav. been frequently all
ed wh, -! aud ] lake tLrs method oI 'ay'
1t & that | Will never vote tor Go. Polk
as long a. snrh a man as Ilenry CLAY "
living. | voted Ior NJ. Clay with sbo"!
s'xty at e. :, years ago III Msory; "na
nenher Texas nor sny o'htr shallow pee
text shall prevsn, me from voting 4" n"
'Ime-h"n"red .ta,esnan IN No"embef
next. As 10 S ate pride, my motto 10
d" Remember Hugh L. Whr~."
w. l.. C0I.QUlTT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-22

a Clay Omen.-A genllsman. BAT Just
returned iI"m tipInto the ln,.f,af oloDr
o~n and adjoining S,sits, tlaiss 70 %
The f"lIosipg lillr incident. which may
,easonably be se, dawn % an /" omen"
An inliaanon was given 81 Bsdf'rd
Sprpgs 90 Monday lat. TIA, Q balloons
would be sent up. one LABELLED Gay aud
the other Polk and in consequence =
large crowd wss gathered 10 witness The
race, " The ascension might b. 90 termed.
Al the spponied hour bath balloons wsfe
charged, aud having been duly balanced,
wefe let 60 ~ The same momsn,. The
heats al The l.,cofocos beat wnh triumph
as The Polk bal Don fuse above is roh.
p, ti,or; but ihrl' 10y aas Of sh"n dura'
uon. for a sudden gus, Of w,nd laId the
"Polk" upon lis eide, aud q. The come
moment the Clay b,lIoon scared m.jsst,-
rally far upsard and OnssId t"Sa the
west until los, TO the eye. still MAINTAINS
lne It's advanced and Elevated position.
THIS nay or may NOT be taken ior an
omtn. but II Is certainly q. good - any
one tina. Mr. Kendall has favored The
world v IN, y, 5, Gazette,
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Fvon the Independent.
ANNEXATION AND DiSUNION.

Mr. Benton delivered two speeches in
B'onsilIe. on The l7th and 18Th OF last
m NTH. The G,ost imp rant par. OF his
specie. vac thai which relates to The
schemes Of Disunian. y hich The fiction:
IT. supposed they had laid on q sure ba'
s,s. "a the Texas Tfes,y.
MI. benton comes IN aid Of de position
assumed by those who have fallen IRON
The Democratic ranks. and joined with the
wh,g psrty. lie says there is i" one green
spos 10 she P,l'Ical GELD, where Wing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-22

a Question for The Chiraly,-N'.
Gal hona t"ss'- ~ all h's speerhes, 'ha'
he has fOte,sen every thing taat has nar
p'oed f"r The las. lh"ty Year.. u"
CONSISTENCY has always been first ra'e.
aud his foresight has been equally g"""'
Now we With 10 know, and We put Tie
question 10 him. and IN all his Ch'saf,'
Where was his iossight ~ 1919. VINE"
he adv"c4lrd the ee,l,ng away Texas. lh"'
he d'd n" frssee thai ~ 1874, that T'r
- DRY woUll be OF vial ,mp"',a"cr 10 ms
Union. aud absolni. " nc s.ary 10 .'e
s.l.a,"n # the S.uth ~ States! WIN
he souchsale an snswrr. r,r. -s
Richmond Uhig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-22

ANOTHER MISSIONARY FALLES.-Ths
painful intelligence Of the death OF Rev,
Grover s. Cops,ock. Missionary Of the
American BspIis, Board, al Ramree. Ar
racan. has rOaehed she Missionary R'oms
by the last steamer lie died Of the asi.
ate Cholera, a, Akyah, on the 25'h o!
April. Tie has thus quickly followed his
excellen, and lahent'd wife to receive his
final reward. b'lh Of whom will long be
held in grateful remembrance BY large
circle of Christian friends.
Christian HdicbmnR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-22

DisuniDi IN .7iaJama.---The Tascs-
l"os. Monti"r ssys A writer IN the Norh
Albanian g'es al sccuun, III q speech
made at MouIt"n. L,wrence county, 29,h
ult BY The Hon. Davis Hubbard, one ol
the Pix aud Texas ell, cI"r, for the STATE
sll.'gs. The writer ga, = thai M j. Hut
bsId " declated. bo'h 10 his sperch aud
p,ivae rOnversst,un. that he was iully
prepared 10 see the Uniun rent a.uhdrr,
unIes. tie Northern p"ton Of the con.
fsJeracy would consent IL lrtus have Tex
as" .7iabuna Journal,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-22

MsIliattaa. insissj q c. Rglk. WsIs .
ths ksla. lIEhEy pa laraA lAeW ausng'a
Sad snrss - aceordisgly .Ghfywillsrhasss
he most sisnsi pal.sisal vssasy sssr @sa
q Ihs o. say sller sesaify.
4 en- yosr lssnd and obdt sssssnl.
n. CLAY.
AIessrs. r. d. Harkaeav. J. Z.
Cs@pbrll. =. ". GEshsm, and
J. NJ. O'Rzasoa. &c. &c,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-22
a SCENE IN 4 SYNOD.

"A SCENE in u = MIL.
Hwas II he AolDma' ol % hat ghs
ssnsrsble Synod af Mes gef.sy held -
sesspn in lhst ancient and nmr hsnafsd
Ilorebgh 4 Fl z.bs,h. Bet is~ larger OF
more lssrned &c. lrsisslie.l kodits nsei ~
ihls ean,lry. Emhr.elng sjshia ~ lip'.
Us lwo colleges. snd the Ifineipsi I'hso.
ios,rsl semjasry d Jhs Church, and ros-
s,iug alsree ieFrIlory where pse.hyar-
AMEN has been long established. u Huu-
brIs among, . members some Of Ihs sblesi
scholars. professors. ,heolegisns, and e.
slI.ns In Amerc,. On the oreas'oa %
sklrh ~s na~ alSdr il pr. senled m ial-
posing spectacle. There ~srs venerable
doelols 10 theology wLose gray hairs were
., once 10 ihem . rr9-n Of glory and The
ornament of the As.embly-there wfre
The president and professors Of fnacsian
and Lafayette Colleges. ~i,h not merely
an American bui . European fepulanon
-lhere we're lie venrIa,ed pastors Of .
hundred churches md slder.. from The 81
rquert Senator through The ssrious grades
Of elsd spd social ] e., doan 10 ihs PLAIN
bu, p,0us farmer.
During nameniary pause in the hu.
.iness nj this yensrsblr and harmed body
N aged and highly respected clergy nan
arose. slstlng that he ~l.hrd 10 prtsen' :
few resaiudans io she eonsidrIa ion ol The
Synnd. Hts age and well csrned ehsrsc-
YER obisintd Tor him . kindly hearing.
His resolutions were on the subject al
Abulluantsm and in is favour. and In OPP
posiuon % Colon,z .tion. A lew veil di
rtelrd remark. TEL from their mover. az
let which he took his seat.
The synod looked 40 il laksn BY sur
prise. and none sremsd dsposed 10 lnucll
The exciting subject. The Moderator as
sbout rising 10 pot the moiion, -sI'se
would have rs.llled 'sAhss 4 lection b.
an o.srxhsimiag vote i,l,ou' word be
ing said, when lie va. atrss,ed by the
words. /. NJ Modera,or" slowly but em.
phaicaIly pronounced. In moment 81
as brsa HESS alu ntlon. For about hall
an hour the synod hung upon the l'Is Il
The sp aker. Such an exposition Of sbolI'
ton sn. and II q blessings Of Coloniza-
tino. the eyed ones never h.ard before. nor
the mote you,hf.lones s,nce. hwssa Tor
tent Of elnquence irresistible in a'gum, nj
and most afertiona,e II q winning inIssI |.
ri and manner. When be eat dosn enorgh
was sa,d The hn~ihg tears Of many ol
he gray headed ones showed The emo
tons that possessed their souls. TIL
moderator aitsd some tine 10 give or
por,unity TO uthers to speak, but no, 1
word was uttered. The motion was pn
On the ADOPT on 81 the res lUuons, ant
tie mover only voted for ,heai Wills
the whole Synod beside vowd sgams
them. And ~e have never had an alb"
h,ion resolutlhn presented 10 the syno'
SINCE,
The mover of The resoloti"ns vas IN,
excellent DR. Weeks Of Newark, ihei
npposer. vas Thod"re FrelinghUy sen, a
the Uuited Sites. Aud uais ,rene in
Syuod viii never be forgotten by man!
uho wIsne.sed l., :. y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-22

CukfrLEBUMISG We give below .
resolution sdop'ed at POLK, Dall's. sod
Tex.s' meeting held in Lawrence county,
Alabama. With such repeated evidences
before the people 81 the reasonable mel
nations OF The supporters oil the Loeoi"co
nom m. 80, Il vii he in vain lnr the editors
of ina, party to deny tina, Polk and Dis.
union are aItn".t 81 nonImou- teImsi
"ResoiUed, That The possesHon Of Tex
as is ,nfinntIy more impor,snl 10 us If
.his -ecuon Of the Union tan . longer
ronnexion AID friendship ~nh he North
Eastern 9 ate.; and. f we have TO yreld
either, IL cannot and shah not be Texss;
because the people al Texas are more
nearly allie d IT, US in blood aud cnngenta.
iay OF institutions, their ~rriinry more
convenient ~ locality. and un6utsiy more
valuable in fertility OF sal I'D commsrei !
advantage, than The Nmlteasrern States
them. elves. irom whence now prnct eds
The unir'sndly opposition 10 "ur ""hrs."
At ibis same meeting. the Hon. Da' id
Hubbard. Locoi' CO elector I"r the State
al Large. WAS the principal oraor; and II
is ss-erted IN the North AlabsmIsn thai
he no, only declared in his speech. but
also in his private converse ION. d" that he
was fully prepared TO seeih's U4ionrent
asunder, unless the Northern pornon III
the C"nfederacy would cousen. to let US
have TexasF
What say the sturdy oId' Union men"
Of Georgia 10 this bid preaching up Of
djsnni"n2 How can they reconcile i,
10 their sense Of pa r'"t'sm longer To be
found co-workers with such men 10 the
Cause oil &" BoIk aud Tex.."
- augusta Chronicle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-22

The harmonious Democracy are az
loggerheads in New York One par say
they cant z, for P.,lk and Annexation
and the other say they must,