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the SUPREME COURT.


The Bill 10 provide (or holding Ses'
f'on of che Supreme Court, once a year, in
Western part Of the State, having became
l. Law, VIC subjon synopsis Of its pro-
|fislons
Sec lst, provides that Session of the
|Nnpreme Court shalt be held yearly at
Ehorganton, on the first Monday Of August,
Sec, ID, provides that all Appeals taken
/ and causes transmitted, from the Counlles
.o Stokes, Davidson. Montgomery, Anson,
sand all Counties lying West OF the same
shall ba henrd and tried ut Morganton.
Sec. Sd, provides for the appointment OF
Clerk, who shall keep his Office at Nor
Canton.
Sec. 4th, makes it the duty Of the SherliI
H. Burke, 10 attend the Sessions OF said
Court.
Sec. 9th, provides, that tho Reporter toI
The Court at Raleigh, shall also act as Re
porter 10 the Morganlon Session of it.
Sec. G, alters the Summer Term of the
Supreme Court at Raleigh, from the q
Monday Of June to the 81 Monday OF May
Sec. 7ih, makes it the duty of the Judg
es, 10 sppoint one of tho Solicitors within
The region OF country specified, 10 aticnl
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From the n. q. Picoyune, Dee. 5.
OPERATIONS IN TAMPICO ON PAM
co RIVER

we have received from our Pensacola
correspondent the following items of intel.
llgcnce brought to that place By the u. s.
brig Of war Porpoisc. 1t contains news Of
considerable interest, apart from the ope.
rallons Of tbs military. aud explains reason
OF naming one Of the iortiGcations at Tam.
pico after the lady of the late American
Consul at that place;
PENSACOLA, Dec. %. 1916.
Editors Ptcayune--Lasl evening the L /.
s. brig Porpoise, Lieut.. Commanding
Hunt, came 10 anchor of this yard, z
days from Tampico. have Just seen one
Of the othccrs who gave me the following
Information
When the Porpoise lr(t Tampico The
frigatcs RnrItsn aud Potomac, steamer
Princeton, and sloop Of war ST. Mary's,
were all anchored out side of the bar, while
all our snalI craft were inside Of the riy
cr. 4 detachmru, Of GOO troops had ar
rived from Gen. Paterson command, aud
many more expected. The steamer Mon.
mouth had been at Tampico twice with
troops from Brazos or Point Isabel.
Capt. Tatnall, with The steamer Sptfirc,
bad gone up The river 60 or 20 niles from
Tampico, and taken possession Of two
towns, al Que OF which he captured ten
large cannon aud heavy quantity Of am.
mnnllion winch had been removed from
rampco when lie Mexlcaus rcirealcd
from that place. I he Two regiments which
eyacu1lcd Tumpico reyolted when they
got TO san Luz, P0losi, and were sband.
cd. They we're opposed 70 Santa Anna.
Grra, dissentinns prevailed at san LUIS
Potosl army about $4,000, and "a a Stale
Of starvation, four different factions Il.
mong them, as follows; Santa Anna, Ans.
Ia, Herrera and Paroles.
The recent clecln ion Hevco was much
in favor Of * Pfcsiicu, Herrera, who i
vas generally believed a, Tampco would
be the President.
Mrs, Chase, Q1e American Consurs Ia.
~ at fampico, has behaved most nobly,
aud shows TO the world she was a patriot
under al circumstances. When our small
vessels we're about 10 approach the town
of fampico, she ran ~ our flag IN def.
ancc uf the a,callo and u,hcl ci,l officers,
and told them they had better be qutel
that our Government, had then 90 the
march Tor that place an immense lnfce,
&c, &c. Some tune before Mrs. Chnce
wrote To Com, Conner, Informing h,m how
the place could be tskee, and ~ the sainr
time gave han a draft OF lie town aud
hnrbaf.
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COLUMBIA. DE .EMnEn lG.
EXTENSIVE SALE
OF
Land, Negroes,&c.


A Executors Of the las, vii! and Testament
"a Of the late William Carson and by the au
.hority therein conferred tic subscribers will sell
at Public Sale, in Charlotte, on IuesdlY, the 2nd
day of February. lS41. ell the real and personal
estate Of said deceased except his Home Panta.
ton, the John Dow tract, lying between town and
Blsselrs Mill Pond lands in Ashe county, Libra
~ and boy Rob, which are disposed Of BY the will
The Lands are situated in Meckenburg coun.
~, between Charlotte and the C1tdwba River
and comprise about 5000 acres, divided into
plantations of from SO to 100 acres, among
which are
The Ottan Tract, Of about 400 acres, lying
near Paw Greek Church
Tie John Kerr Tract, of 100 acres, adjoin.
ing tho lands formerly owned by Elliott, Nc.
Cracken and others.
The John Henderson Tract, OF 226 acres, ly.
ing on the Gum Branch, adjoining the lands own.
ed BY Isaac Henderson and others
The Thomas p Berryhl Trac., Of 500 acres,
on the waters Of Big Sugar Creek adjoining the
lands formerly owned by William Jamison, Der.
ryh'l and others.
The John Check Tract Of SIS acrcs, on 50.
gar Creek, adjoining the lands formerly owned
by Jonas Rudisill and others
The Thomas Spfau Tract. Of 400 acros, al
joining the lands once owned by James Sprat
Mcdowell and others, Oh tie road from Charlotte
to the Old Nation Ford
Tbs james Todd Tract, OF $40 acres, on Paw
and Long Greeks, adjoining the lands former
y owned BY Joseph Ilutson, John w King and
others.
The John Dow Tract. Of $50 acres lying on
the west side OF Blssell's Mill Pond, adjoining
the lands formerly owned by Jonas Clarke, Ro.
bert Jamson. Emmerson, Haye. and others On
this land is valuable Gold Mine known as the
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Rr-pIsTaIcrLNG TIE STATE

This great measure has passed the
Blouse Of Commons, aud IS now before The
Sena,e fur It's action We entertain no
Doubt that II wiI be as triumpbauty sas.
sslned by the gallant spirits Of that body,
> BY those Of the lower House.
The debate was brought TO close, IN
the House on Tuesday the sitting being
|protncted TO about o'clock. In addition
10 Mr.. Rayner whose Speech is particular.
y noticed below, the Btll vas advocated
b. Messrs. WadJell, Of Chatham, and
'Walser, Of Davidson, ~ excellent Speech.
F., sni opposed BY Messts. Dancy, Of Edge.
komb aud Stone, OF Granville.
That shc Wings have had the decided
R3,aaIagc in this whole debate, VIC pre-
pune the Democrats will, themselves ad.
4nt. Indeed, 10 say nothing Of the dis.
sfan'y Of talent, as between the two parties,
too apparent TO admit Of question no man
==tan oppose the fundamental principle, upon
sshich our Republican Government rests,
#Aat NE mejority should rule, and do him
Felf justice. This was evidenced IN the
Ease Of NJ Ellis, of Rowan, who, though
4 man Of decided talents, was IN arguing
sssms question, like strong man in morass'
-Rat. Reg. 18Th inst.
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A NEW DEFINITION or TREASON.

The Mccklenbutg Jriiersonian dcnonn-
ces Governor Graham's remarks on The
maRner IN which the Mexican War was
commenced hy the President, as not on.
Is unpatriotic, hut reasonable" That t.
II = treason, Ia time Of war; TO question
the right Of The President 10 do any ihlua
he may please, however violatlye Of the
Constitution II Gov. Graham's message
be treason, there u mol, 10 all Europe, .
more despotic Monarchy than is ,his, which
we are 10 the habit, falsely, Of calling a
free Republican government ! If il be trea.
son, then The President has only 10 make
var to shut tic mouths of the people 10 ev.
cry thing like complaint, and leave him at
liberty 70 do Just what lie pleases The ye.
~ act which ought 10 hud him from office,
is II be made 10 unite all VOICES N hS sup.
port This s d ubIlcss mos, convenient
doctrine for those Who wish to sci them.
selves above tie Constitution, but i, viii
no, do FOR fre1men
But the leaders Of the Iocoiocos mistake
the spirit Of The people, even OF their own
party. The propIe do not IKE This rar, -
;ao manner u winch il was brought abont,
nor tie results Il Which it IS leading. The
elections everywhere show this 10 be fact.
Now HAT the country /. engaged IN 1t, how.
ever, the country must be sustained, - but
mol the administration, which some % the
Iecotocos are too much "a the habit Of
IooAing upon as the country. The admin
Istra'tau ought not 10 BE-, and viii not be
sustained. 1t viii 60 down with the exc.
crutions Of thousands OF widows and or.
phans, and millions Of tax payers. = Fay.
cuerdie Ob8rrtr.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL.

% Saturday i1,l, Hon. Eisafd Sanly,
be present. Speaker Of the IL use Of Con.
mons. was elected Attorney GeneraI q the
bate, for The Constitutional term Of four
ears Cvu.iderabc difficulty, II j. known,
as been experienced, in making ihrs Flee
ion but We ;fusi It has row been settled
| a mnnner tina, viii give general sa,,slac.
bon. u, 10 the progress Of the election,
nv unpleasant feeling has ben engeudet.
b, &c hope that II vii be forever " "a The
leep bosom Of the Occhn buried. ~ Raj
legisier IF i5ih ini.
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WHAT Is THE REASON

II is exciting remark, every where. that
although President Polk devo,es three.
iourihs Of his Message 10 the Mexican
War, he could not find room 10 say one
word ia praise Of that glorious old sol.
der, Gen. Taylor, who has achieved all
the Tenown that has attended our Arms.
Can II be, that this neglect arises from the
fact, that Gen. Tay Tor is a thorough. going
Wing lib.
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LEGISLATURE

This body has been busIIy engaged in
the transactions OF the sfialfs of the State,
but its proceedings are crowded out. We
have gwen such items as are Of ln,eres, IN
smother column.
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w. David w. Stone, Esq. Of Raleigh,
has been appointed by the President of the
L. States, Psymasier in the Army.

General Jesup. Qnarermaster General
OF the United States Army. has left Ne"
Orleans, 1t ls said, TO vast, IN the line Of
his duiy, Port i.avaca, Bfasos Santiago.
IamP!co, aud probably Vera Cruz.
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

We lay b fore our readers tho remain.
der Of this lengthy document Ia our
prrt. il we can find time we shall make
some commenls upcn Il.
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said Court at Morgan,on, as Attorney for
the Safe.
The Act does mol abolish either Of The
Terms OF Raleigh. but provides for hold.
ing al additional one at Moreabion. ID.
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GRAHAM COUNTY.

The bill 10 esiabllsha now county out Of
parts Meckepburg lIedell and L,ucolu -
raissba, vas killed 10 the House OF Com
mons by vote Of Us 10 b.
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CN1TIntfg:
thursday. DECEMBER III. 1916.
CHRISTMAS.

As this is time Of feetisity, (~hen the
old become young again, We extend TO our
readers the congratulations Of the season,
aud wish them q merry Christmas and
happy New Year.
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Negro Hiring.

ZRIE NEGROES belonging to the Estate Of
~ Jas. II. Orr, deed. will be hired in Charlotte,
on Thursday, the 3lst December, tot the year ,
lS47.
All persons Indebted 10 said estate and no, max.
ing payment by the LIST Of January next, may ex.
pcct 10 settle with an officer
GRAHAM & JOHNSTON, Aimrs.
Dec. 5, 1916. t2
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THNH + Captains command ng Companies ia the
Il Gslh Regimen; OF North Caro- ~ Militia
are hereby ORDERED 10 parade their respective
Companies IN The Town of Charlotte, on Sltut.
day, the % day OF January, ls41, for the purpose
Of raising Company OF Volunteers for tic Mex.
lean War. 10 obedience to a Proclamation from
Wm. A. Graham, Governor OF the State. The
Governors Proclamation vlll be read 70 the Regt.
ment when on parade. The Regiment will be
formed at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
By order of 4. 7. G. FARtEs Col. Comd',
WA. II, WADDELL, ilit.
Dee. ~, lelG. 2w
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NOTICE.
400 REV ARD.

A BSCONDED about the 9th of November
a last, from the subscriber, at the time resid-
ing in Cabnrrus county, my negro man JO abou,
81 or 20 years old, of very black compile xion, a
bout feet or inches high, his upper teeth
stands very wide apart, teeth very white, spare
built and weighs from lSj to lac pounds 10 has
wife, free woman, residing in Cabarrus cUun.
ty. 10 is very quick spoken, 1t is not supposed
that his wife is with him, but it is supposed that
he will Try 10 pass as fee man. His wife is
Reed. Very likely he may try TO pass himself for
a Reed, as there are great many free negroes in
this section by the.name of Rcd. Il is supposed
that some white man will endeavor to write him
free pass or Sc: free pass belonging to one of
the Reeds and pass him for Reed. will give
reward of FIFTY DOLLARS to any one who
will bring 10 10 me in Cabarrus county, or who
will coufne him in Jail SO lhst can get him in
my possession
JAMES ALLEN GARMON.
Ca5arras county, Dec, 5, lS46. l0tf
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4 number Of Improved and Tnimprored

4 number Of Improved and Unimproced
lots N Charlotte.
A front and back lot on Tryon Street upon
which are Store aud Dwelling House and re-
Gently occupied as such BY the ,ostator.
Tive front and back lots on Trade Street front.
ing the Church lots, now occupied by AMI Nc.
CHM and William Hunter, with n considerable
number Of ununprcvsd lots in different portions
Of the town and known as the property Of the late
William Carson.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

II WILL hire ont number Of LIKELY NE.
-. GROES, men and women, On tie 5,h day Of
January, lSi7. Also rent out FOR une year my
farming lands. Terms made known on that day
Hiring to be at my honsp,
SUSANNAii SMARTT
Drc, H. 1876. ne
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Neil or Todd Gold Mine.

large portion OF SAID Land is admirably
ia pied 10 agriculture and contains much fine tim.
Der. Several tracts are situated in tho Mining
Region and where tested have yielded well.
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CARSON MIME.

The Neil Tract, of rs acres, adjoining the
lands Of Wilson Ring and others, upon which ID
slso the valuable
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At LlC same lIlne VIII nc sold
IL NEGROES.

among which are THREE MECHANICS, a
number of very likely and handsome Boys and
Girls, well suited for houso servants A more va.
luablo family Of Negroes is not to be found in the
comfy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31
DENTAL surgery.

L
! There have been vsry decided i'm
proyements 10 The Denial Art within iLe
Iasl ten years. and !, is now hecon ing q
most important and popular science AL.
most every family has need Tor The Den
hs's aid. and all are interested in havino
he service Of skillful and scientific psae
i'ioners.
Dr. VIM. A. McCoRMlcK Of Winch.s.
ter na gentleman who has devoted much
time and study TO the sei.nce OF Dentist.
~. and has earned for himself . hisb r.
pu'siinn. not only in Vusinis, but wber
ever he has been called; on for his seryi-
ces. During his visits 10 Chsrle,tovn
none who need the services Of a den,.,
operator should fail to. make applicable,
10 him. Is from bis regular visits be NAV
he viewed ssa rssident practitioner. TO
whom application could easily be again
made. should ,aeleeth thai may be inser,.
ed OF plugged, need q second examination.
We have seen some p. his full se,,s q, |
teeth. end readily say. that there \,
knowledge Of mechanism displayed ia |
heir construction, wh@ch lev men NOS.
Tess.
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the VOLUNTEERS.


Weleafn from the Richmond whiK thai Their
ara aov ready Tor service. Of the Virginia Re
gimen,, las f,ileWing eompsaisss
The Richmond Grets. Capt Y. G. Scott jr.
The tt,ehncsd ssaE-ss. ss.sa + e tsring,on jr
The Fs,.t.hare cenrsay t:spa. r Il Archer !,
The Sssaaaoa cemp.ay. c.ps Kenioa Harper i
The tiex.adris Company. Capt. j.. n Coss<
The N,a,gensrys Coap.n., Capt r, Prvs,oa
4 thira Game,ay IN Riehmoad. nader Capt. W.
D. Archer. isslso ready.
The Nortotk and Frederiskssurs Conp.als, vii
.slss sooa Be- ready.
The ws.gs states that lhese, 10 connection win
The Berkeley valan,eess. win esmpls,e The Reg
meat. TheIeGersaa Volunteers from oar eoun.
y have been accepted By the Governor, eosse-
q1saiIy ihey rlll have place 10 The Reejmea,,
ssea ihaest same enc 10 The above companies
sAssia bs.,sfa.ed. o. The erooads lhst the Reg,
nsat 5 fali svhy roe wing ha,taTss 10 90
ice his cenpsas, -heh rse~ ehiy -sl,ise
natshieg ardsss, se 10 he' kns =. cut prksame
i ~ 10, la,sod.d - ssy 81 passa -nsa,to The
services u tsIanissIs n his side 81 The B.ee
Riays.
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.LIEurENANr aENERAL

Fhe Washington correspondent Of ID.
BALTIMORE Patriot expresses bis belief ia
the truth Of tho .ia,eneni. which hs,
been recently 20 current that the Admin.
's'ra'lon intends requesting Congress ,c
establish Law creating the Office Of Lieu.
tenant General OF The Army. which is 10
he grade above the Office now held bv
1rn. Scott. and toll be clothed with Ger.
am diplomatic functions Iris also stated
mai Vol Thomas II Benton has gracious
y consented 10 accept The office. ADD
will probably be sen, 10 Mexico 10 ,ha,
capacity.
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JeFFERsos voLUSrrEa,,

The Volunteer Compsoy Of this eoun
y. formed mainly under the auspices Q
Capt. Rowan. were psrsded on Thnrsds,
last, and, after marching through gu
streets repaired TO The Court House, w her,
% election was bel for officers. uudsl
the direction Of Leo, Csl Francis Yates,
Of The Ssh Regiment. v. VI.
The following officers sere dulv elect.
cd: John " Ronan Captain; J,hn A..
US, IL Lieutenant; Lawrence B. wash
ioston L, 2,d Lieutenant, and Wn. Nc
CotiD'ct. Bad 2ad L,ea'eu.nt The OH
GERS ara oil oi Jefferson. with the excep-
tion Of Mr.. Mccormick Of FredeneL
eousiy, Tbs non Communicated oticef.
have not yet been appointed.
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purY or rnE coMMUNIrY.

The Richmond Republican contains
soma forcible remarks 10 reference 70 the
duty Of citizens 10 regard TO me Volan
,eers. That paper says. that as the Uni
ted States Government has failed to per.
form il. msniies, duty 10 providing for the
Volunteers, - soon as Ia answer 10 ~
own call they offer their services. y %
comes dufu which humanity not ies'
than patriotism demands Of the STATES ant
tuor suusF The action Of the Leoi.Ia,nr,
~ virginia IS above ell praise, and escf
cnizen should &C, upon like PRINCIPLE
aud give from his ovn means sb.,ev.,
SUN o. money ne feels justified in giving
That the General Governm.n, hs. failed
70 Do i's duty 10 The citizen soldier sur.l,
constitutes 10 good reason for Withholding
OF dlscounieosncing those who NAV feel
disposed 10 aid by contributions.
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PRoBAIILIrY eF AHorHER B.rr,.
oas ei me New Orlesn. P,c.yope,. IN ]
eortespondsn'asaSs.
i isaop conceded. 81 the officer, il
III en-! spesgy. ioai the Mexicans
~. 20 baisgPotqs, Is IN strong
= as'enee coo e dsliy being strength
suu mpfe, ana pay be thai The
2. A'o Al'o and Rfsaes. and those
= .oa'ey were but specimens 81
wa. may occur before Stn Luis. Off
80 ee.sse wa. 2 harder light than sny
~ - oe'ofe inem. an Luis Poiosi
I - :. ne r.eaes' Cities 10 ell Mexico
1.ss,y "a ,ne minlfs districts. and
30 a.psaa upon the Mexicsns
80 lnake,I pig stand lhkTe. iI
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The Rloh.asnd r,.puplIe.n,

h'' spirited j'urnsl is rapidly extend
lns SUBSCRIPTION list About the mud.
ole p september last they published list
snow'ng 40 increase Of $50, sod last-week
sno'ner hs' y given. from which itssp-
pears sha' 5i9 additional subscriptions
nave oeen added since September. only
one Eoi which is from Chatlestown:-
Those who desire full report of Legis-
ia''ye proceedings. besides some Of the
most spirited editorials. should subscribe
tor 'he h puhlican-itis pager 10 every
way worthy ola generous support. psrtic
ulariy from The Wing party.
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Writing on .Mspspsprs-.A eircuI.,
hes been issued BY the Posl-office depart.
men', directing deputy posin ss,ers 10 H.
Doss The wrappers from al transiep,
ne"sPsPers printed circulars. price cur.
rents. pamphlets end magazines received
q thefr respective Offices. and il found 70
contain any, nanuscnpi or menorapdum
OF any kidd. either wriiiea Or stamped q
seymsrks Or signs. except The name and
address OF The person 10 whom II Il direct.
ed. shall Be charged with letter pos,soe
by weight; and Il ihe person 10 ebom \,
. directed. shsll refuse TO pay such po.,.
sges The postmaster is 10 send II 10 the -.
nee IRON whence II came ana b.ss ~
oilsrder prosecuted for the penalty or s5
Ins3bsne Of The sender written Of .,amn.
eo on the neWsPspss. subjects him 10 lie
SANS penalty.
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.aia sna css.ssst % tAs |Ensray.n

Mr. p.si.. 10 : speech d. the House,
las, ueek. gave The President. what 10
termed 10 Virgins .sess.' and that too web
applied. Indeed . correspondent Of the
Ps,ris,. 10 uades the imp.s ssioa thai Mr.
D,vi, inirinsed upon thai clause Of The
CONSTITUTION uhich prohibits he iIH ctiOn
IN ssrrsin cases. o. cruel puosbme NJ. so
terrible. "a. sarcastic. and 90 sca,hing was
the chsfse,er Of bis rsmsrksl He asked
how cane Mr. Polk to enter into 90 in
rgue with the bloodies, ,ytant in al
Chrisiendomy Santa Anna, who had been
bsnished from his own country, 10 &c
him and Alnonte add number Of oihe
dis,inguishsd Mexican Generals TO g
back to Mexieof Why did be give then
!, free pass through our blockade Wb.
did he call upon Congress to place in b
hands two millions Of dollars TO help bin
Id This scheme 81 rendering laid and com
fort" 10 the people and cause Of Mexico
And this was the msa, who. rendefin
sueh aid and comfort" 10 Mexico. mo-
dsfed 10 proclaim TO the world. 10 an a.
!, nual message. thai those who found fao
! with his conduct. were thereby Ienderin
aid and comfort" to The enemy Twit
4 IS much guilty Of treason TO our eoun'r
snd our cause was this very man a. ihoi
n sgsins, whom he made the charged
81 Mr.. Davis rang on, the cbaosts ups
= this SUBJECT viii great force and sffsc
: Where now would tbs Mexican army B
,dlsf Mr. Polk had not intrigued With ID
:. lafch Dictator. Santa Anna. with vis
- 70 GET him and the Generals With hi
b. back into Mexico. where they are nc
:. adm aud sbettng the Mexicau cause
. gsiast he Ilni'ed States! The .sid 4
+, comfort (which Mr. Pix hasex'ended
=. MsSicoia pro.eeatiog her war against !
n Unsttd States oush never to be fogo,t
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ANOTHER NEW STATE.

In the House Of, Representatives NJ
Martin. the delega'e IRON Wisconsin
reported bill organizing a goveromea
for The territory Of Mnesota. on The we
ern border Of Wisconsin. which 10 . d
years will become sufficiently popuIsi,
to ask for admission as = new Sac
me Wiscos,o delegate had applied 70 &c
kearney Or Com Stockton. fsays the
Wing eahsr .oi taose gentlemen ~oul
dou"lles' have put The machinery Of 60.
sernment in motion for the new territory
without the inter2osiiion OF Congress.