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s.y.t x44 Raleigh, Jan. "a, l84T
Dear Sir-As there has been some changefn
the orders recently issued to you, IN consequence
of letters received from the Officers of the United
States, Hasten to advise you, that am gratifed
to learn that you have marched-for Charlotte.
have apprised lst Lieutenant S.. L. Fremont,
Asst Quarter Master.~at Wilmingtonsand Bre7
vet Major R. D. A Wade, Mastering officer, at
Fort Moultrie, near Charleston S. c., that you
will beat Charlotte by the 5th inst 1t may be
possible that they may not arrive for few days
after you. You must make the. best provision
you can for your company until they reac h
Charlotte, and report TO them or either of them
Immediately after their arrival. ,..s> ..
With my thanks. to your gallant company, and
assurance ofregdrd for their commander,
4, =, / remain very truly yours, -
VIM: A. GRAHAM.
Cant. R-W. Lone @.@
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January 21st, ls4Z LIDO certify that the above

January 21st, ls4I lido certify that the above
accounts are correct. T. w. WALLS
So that it appears from the above, instead Of
having paid out $33 81, L have paid S46 90;
portion of with had TO be taken from my own
privnte resources, or rather from money [ was
compelled to borrow To explain the manner
IN which the money was disbursed, it would be as
we'll perhaps, to insert the annexed certificate:
The following is List of accounts filed and
paid off by Richard w, Long, Captain Of Com
nanv 8 A nj Rendezvous Charlotte N c. viz:
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Letter from Lieut.. Richards.

For the North Carolina Standard.
Mr. EDITOR: To-day has been the first time
WHICH I have been able to lay hands upon GaPt
Longs defence land, having read. it carefully, !
present the following review Of the same, which
must say has been composed with feelings of
sorrow rather than anger. =
To one WHO knows all the facts of the case, the
Captains defenceis not viewed ina very enviabls
light; and, how mach sophislrys ever. may be
attempted to be thtoynpp the case, truths will
stand up Notwithstanding. -ax
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company while encamped here, more. .than-one
halfofthe men had from time to time, been placed
upon the sick list; and five are now lying dan
gerously i'll with Pnsumonia From these cause:
the officers Of the company found it utterly i'm
possible to keep the men together. The greater
portion of my men are now, scattered throughout
the counties Of Rowan and Davidson / have an
formed His Excelfency, the, Governor, of the con.
dition Of my company, andsam now waiting his
orders2 acz1:si -
-, / am very respectfully,
- 80 your obi. servant, '5. (.
RICH'D w. LONG,
Capt. Comp. A." N. c. VOL
Lieut. S. L. FREMONT, y
Mastering Officer. .e..e,
In this statement have attempted to attach cul-
pabiity to no man. My soIe~object has been to
vindicate myself from charges of which 1 am in
nocent. am perfectly willing to assume respon.
sibility for any act may have done, and that my
character may be measured by my conduct. 1
have therefore thought il necessary to state every
transaction which has occurred connected with the
disbanding of the Rowan company, fully and fair
ly,-not relying upon my assertions, i have pro-
cured the certificates of other gentlemen of char
acter, who feel no further interest in the matter
than wish TO make known the truth. ,4
RICHARD w. LONG.
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- NJ W. COLE, I'd 1t [sEAL
JAMES SPEARS, lst Serg't, [sEAL.] ]
January g. ls47. =. s-.E. -
These statements must satisfy all persons OF
candid minds, that entire integrity has been pre-
served in the appropriation of the State funds nor
can reconcile It 10 myselfto believe the charge
was ever seriously entertained by sensible men !;
for how could man holding office worth 5000
per annum, permit himself TO be cashiered for
less sum- for crime involving theforfeiture of his
own character, and the disgrace of his family?
But it has been Eu,nored the company was dis
forganized with my consent andsby my procurance,
or at least by my connivance To rebut this I'M
putation the circumstances themselves as they oc
cured, are all sufficient held my men together
under every disadvantage in Charlotte twenty
days, disafected, sick, mutinous, the pledges of
government unredeemed held together by no
power on earth, save only the confidence reposed
in me- and by which feel highly hdiored and
| grati6cd. <-
+ Surely this has no appearance "of disposition
on my part to disofganize. But then the proof
that as an officer my official conduct was not on
" not culpabie, but such as became an officer Of
of the army exists not inferenialy upon argument,
nor upon my own assertions, but upon the opin-
ions of others competent to judge, and ofcharacter
sufficient to challenge denial Here are the opin-
/ ions ofthe citizens Of Charlotte and n number of
my own men, 49,,
We, the Undersigned, citizens of the Town OF
Chaf1o,te take pleasure in stating that Capt Long.
since his arrival in this Fown, as the Rendezvous
| of his Company, has conducted himself towards
| his men in an oficer-lke manner. as far as We
have been enabled to Judge and that, endeavoring
to preserve the organization of his company, he
has used the strctest discipline: and to those who
have been SICK, he has extended the utmost kind.
ness in procuring medical aid as well as in CIV
| ing his personal attention .-.
G. w. CALDWELL,
. ,..... C: j. FOX, - e
w. W. ELMS,
.... 80 VIM DAVIDSON, asea
-. -A q. -5 Fl. G. OWENS, =
ss5 So J. c. CALDWELL.
Jan. 30, 1s47.. -. .e..s..7.
We, the undersigned. .sprivates of Company A,
commanded bv Rich w. Long, do certify that we
pever have at any time heard Capt Long. or any
of his Officers give their consent or permission to
any member of saud Company 10 leaveths Bar
racks; and we further state that Capt. Long, in
public speeches to his men. solicited them to re-
main in Barracks, and under no consideration
whatever TO leave without :hey were honorabfy
discharged, and with these orders we have remain
ed with him up to this date; and we also state, at
no one time since we arrived at our Rarraeks ir,
Charlotte, have we been without Il plenty OF good
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S466 12
- . .. Charlotte, ~ C.
We the undersigned officers have examined
the above accounts and approve of the same
Given under our hands and seals. - r1+~7 .'-.
-a ROBT. W. LONG, lst Ii. IsEAL
M w. COLE, I'd 1t. [sEALl
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Celtic SPINS a gEaapsne nsw esassaaEafs'
Erus.l ii waEllss hanoas. I'D ffFd assaa
lie ssslor 81 eesssriieass superiority. : rsEs-
sins a. t3il he snlsgonisa shail Kseid I'D
suP IL praee. The paa3e oiilse spanlaHd
nav gaolagss EFsistanre IL tisaa - poina
xhseh weeks his overthrow. EasheE In
ssue himsslfhrs GsHand # pesCe 1xtFnli,
81 = ! haon - his infsElosiig. AhsEe
= m sErh J conflict mi :. VIII tse N.
slnSsnnn. wary II hi rnrsHii. I'D 80
matted niEh aielugt. aeauln viii esnFh
hnlsoss IL his hnn.e in lie AoEah Il i
Aslle Likely. aha seminary IN Is L.ssaEy laE
ii.ousa,.d years. Viii thF SpaEssaEd Tow
himselfio rhe ynkr. anh qEietiy rousen, n
hernnae Submissive sGtjssi. resting IN,
] der lLe rte 81 nlhers. in ihr seal 81 lls
anrienl lame. ven ly the taloE II his f.
ihrrs The story ef his csrrsr fer tvs
thousand sraEs fnFhids TIE belief, nniess
the sEhjngsiion il sninretd with The eon,
| iinnsd pressure of il'e iEon hanl IT war
! ard The reduriion af his nnmieEs shsl
make resistance hnpeiess. but WHEN tn
,lay shall he rearhed Ihrnnsh 80 sd ra
Escr, there remains another raee. Fl lnoii
Numerous, Who retain IN inrSiinguislaail'
hatsrd 10 lhrir white rnngmeEors ~ III
iapse nl lime hundred years. end ihel
will lie ready and apt la transfer i'lai hat
IN auy surtessnr ii their present masters
and hr FIR ready usc in Te,nlniIanaT. NaE
fnr. The h,s'ory Of these races show
thai shey sh.uh have never met In Wat
and tin contemplation al Tie future Is Ill
sd with sadness and urLinous of long iTug
Die to iltir Iosier'y.
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From the Philadelphia North American.
The Anglo Saxon AMI the S2aliaT !,

II The history Of nations were more ac-
cnrately written, so rs TO depirt the pco-
pie, instead of giving us mere detail Of
nations conduct in few particulars, as
the acts of Kings and Generals, with tll.
successive changes of Government anil OF
Rulers, we should discover tint nations,
like iamslIes, have iheif distinctive traits
20 inherent as to be continually reproduc-
ed thai some have the migratory aud CO.
lonial spirit strongly implanted in them,
and others have asremarkabe attachment
10 theI. country. and never seek to leave.
ii OF ealaEge Its borders. &. .> W.. .s..es..
The present posture Of the u nitetl States
oil North America and of the United Mex
Ican states as they are property termed.
awakefs attention I'd the paslf areersol the
Races illus involved Id war, aud we p:ve d
few very lighisketc III what might be
Wrought nio an Interesting picture ef sna-
tioual character aud progress. se.: ag@rxs I,
Considerably more than a thousand
Years ago thereadwclt in SPAN r~c uf
men known as iicrisns, who were t!is,in.s
aHished among all the western iiai oes of
Europe for their warlkss habits .aa,i re-
markabie rourge. They never acknnw.
iedged the supremacy oil Carthage, which
had established HI empire ne Spain. but
they t.n ht as allies an2I auzll,alecs in hvt
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FROM THE CRY OF MEXICO.

Wy the way ot 'Fampicn we are placed
in possession Of our flies iipm the riiy ol
Mexico down In the sstlr of april- five
days Liter than the papers we hal preYi.
Dusty received, although letters OF THE 3o,It
had reathed here. ~1 sTss%' :. -"~ g.
We give "A translation Of the first le,i~r
we haze seen of Santa Anna sinrc H. jr.
feat Al Ccrro Gnftio. II was written On
tire 22l of April from 0rizaba: 80.
Headquarters Of The Commander in-Chief,
Oriz,ta, Apil -, lif7.
Host Excellent Sir--The night Of tie
l7th communicated 10 you, for The intor-
nation of his Exrellp,cs the Pre>uIen,
Subsl,,usr. the Attack If Gen. Scn:l upon
the pnnrlpai pu,n. Of Cerro Gmdo. aud
sha, lie had been repuised Nth nntsble
loss. Al presen, have the painful duty
oil Informing ynu, with The same view,
tina: 'ha' general having repeated The al.
lack ?, ida, break The follow Ing day with
81! his troops consisting. Of /. Give lhou,
sand mon. succeeded IL fptcing The pass.
Alter courageous Struggle vi three hours,
IN "hrh salor and desperate courage were
display ed on bu,h sdts. .....
had succeeded in assembling a,Ccrro
Gordn three thousand infantry .pe,maneut
snd active. and llule over ~ thousand
# The NA,ional Guard Of The Siae Of
P"ebla; bu. The latter we're nni vel well
acquainted with tie use OF arms, and
thelf intxperienre vas fatal 10 is. There
was also in The tield division cr. casalty.
u h'ch. placed nader The orders Of Gen.
ID. V.lrniin CanaIizo: but he nature or
the ground inl not ptrmi. him 10 oper sto,
and he t'trrd 10 J,lap. the momen. ,ne
Infantry began 10 ielJ. t'
r The los OF men which we suffered IN
so unequal = combs, an. unahle vel. 10
learn; because. surrounded by lie soldiers
OF Scott. tound mystli unexpectedly IL
Imminent danger, aud baltIy saved nv
sell. w1'ii six Of my ai1s wl,, remained 4,
the n'omrnt by NV .ile." pss4 4 Tie
might i. the Hacienda II Iussa.lfpa, and
'eatntng there Thai the enemy was con.
l'nolng hts N arch upon Jalaba, lre.olved
TO move ID this city, where arfit Ell yes.
..,ef8ay evening. @l"'n 70" s'' 10" ''' s..s'"ea
p Itarpe.r TIA, tie enemy, iImptotiae
his triumph. and HE a.tonisllnsni u
With lie tini's the people" designs Ia
march .uiP6n the cafi'a': tut | am Liking
nessurss''o organize here se.petlable
force, 10 aIaion. 10 TIA, a. present dfffsd!T
'he commanl@ui Gen, ID. Antonio Lts u
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SD 1 En- ssxs Z d. Paesiieht sshsaisaas.
go arh sane - iaam iLe aesshaasias
STATES o. ahs Ssaasae hasranmf n ss.s,'.
sEail he abe II ha4rsssii.e sras susra 4
sae enea.v sish lirea nnlslt Il. lsurs,c,
). srhiessd. Ihss slfsaay iskp.frhrI
praens II Gsn. canslixa HI II pauass,
slsh hssras.ffp - losusss ii Psrasr,spa
10 ten. Gaana ss.sr lie plare il II IL
bssI .tase u asisnss cant \ Gee sslsr..
lin.
eannni omit - express u geas Il.
rsllsEss my .saoni.has,l Il ne .kssLs
ana sslgishnrss "A or e.aszsns ia ~ n,..
sftl critical rasrsn.siansc,: ana 1 il.
dera. II nsrsssaay. 70 save he eeunhv.
lhss ihe Supsa as poNes u liz nas,su
should dsrlasr ssssre nd tiTesine me-.
snrss u eslafre raHil.alce On lie pa.,
If essrs ore wish these dnliss L,rh 81.
rlsIy aid lie Lass impose nlen hin. n
ihas il moi 5nne--d The nalien does A.,
rise IN aaasas II celsnt tie NOS ssrua
rishls. nnin,ily sad hslbasnnsly lssmpl. 4
upon. inlams ard seosn. with The loss II
Gus -aali.nsli,y. wiil be The res.l,s. For
nv paft shsli spare no sasn6ee In BE-
hell II The ca.nias; NJ life aud ny blood,
nv Iep"se and my intlure are snlirtly
Ieonsser.ied IN IN. @
Fur .he present hare established Nv
head gaasi, r hare. who're ths.l receive
tie nrdsrs ahirh The Supreme Goyera.
msnrmay have occasion H. transmits. Ar
eept s.snranses. IL. Goi and l.,bsuly |,
Il ASToNto I.orEz De SANTA Anna.
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I..TrE rRoM GEN. scoITls ARMY.

LATER FROM lily. rt0AA : AhMA"
Tie steamship Fashion. capa. ~. r..
aiEesi his morning in innE days aud hali
from Eers Cluz. ~ tbs snissl 30 hase
le,srEs from Mr. kend.ll 10 Lie ilih lasi.
ten. Nnnh was experied IN enter pa'
ella an The 9Th insl. NoEfslsianrr Ms
anliriraied q ilasl plare. There Nas
srme enptfiaiion hal lie army wunld
man.h upon The capital. hnl with diniin'
shed numbers. The losses SUSTAINED IN
tie amy By the return II snlaaiteEs. ahd
the necessary delarLmenis 10 gaara tie
cilies ii Jalspa. Pesnie and PGchla. would
leave lien. Scotl Iolee amnnnting In
scarce 81 thousand 10 adEanfe upon The
, ri,y nc Msxieo. ~ ~ ~. .~- &
Tile cueui.lls do moi Give our troops IS
mn. n lFnutle n WIS anticipated. They
are probably doing their ollire al robbery
and massacre upon the MeSirsns them
selves. .E-~- -.
We nnsice with sincere pleasure thai
General Shields is improving apace, and
that lis recovery l. almost certain.
= We suhloin letter from Mr. Kendall.
Of the latest date :-PieGyuat II hif 1871.
Editorial Correspondents II The Piessnne.l
Jalapa, Mexico. Ma. n, lst4.
7 Intelligent Spaniarils here. men WHO
have ample means ol information. tell lne
ii.ai matters at the eity OF Mexiro IRE
daily getting worse and worse all j.
anarchy and rnuimsian. II caunut we'll
he otherwise. Coliideure il all gunr,
money il all gone. hnpe has vanished, and
in their plarr, poverty and despair reign
supreme. The only ellanre lefl for op'
posing the Americans il IN raise lrerzs
or enthusiastically IN whirh you will
similar 10 tlIat planted in the eaEiy rFuln
iionisis by llIdalgo, and il l. n In doahiss
whether there j. even virtue enough leIi II
the country to bring ahnut such afonSam
> ,nalinn. Al the celebrated battle nj la
Cruces. fought near the rity uI NfAle"
!, it NAV be- rcrollcr,cti that MoTelos and Hi
,lalga had on immense ra9hle to snntenl
| against the few rnyallsls nHtler Tuxilln
anu @MNh " ~ AkeN t&khEN vi NtA A3bAAtt Attt
in many instances, during the hottest u
the lightthey rannP and stuffed Iheir hat
into the very months Of the Spanish can
non. They cann"t gel np such icellnI
+ now. a.
. Zen. Worth will pn,hahly enter III
rich aud populens cry OF Puebla on ri
day next, Gen. tsuiiman acromranvin
. him. No one anticipates opposition. hu
, on the rnnIrary il is said that The large
r and bcuier portion Of the inhabitants M
growing more and more anNious lnr th
entrance Of the Americans. for The prolr"
ton they will asIorI them ssaiusl th
;. fhades al ladrones n&leperos whirh hav
i. always infested that city. We Ilear M
&. thing ef The gucrri.las ol laie--tnev Dir
probably combining themselves To robbin
, tleir own snantrynen. -
:. ten. Srott will probably leave. wit
, Gen. 'fwiegs. in The course of lew dat.'
/ lor puebIa. His next movement will IL
pend upon circumstances. -
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TIE rRnrRlETY OP VAR.

Ami,isr the rlash IL arms. and Tho nsi.
nral ~ aiiai,nm of great MILITARY achmse-
mei,i- aml brilliant .irinfirs, We may yft
,ln wsll Ia preserve our sense ot Jasiirr.
nurali.y. and true p''iiry. an! In SIR ng'li.
IN ana. refresh il. ~ retennre III the nsax!
ms and sentiments held la to fiudamep-
al hy ihe distinguished masttis in the
sri,",'s nj moral and p"l,lirg' wisdom.
II j. viii hi. view tl,at We have lran-
srrihed the f"llawing passages from Sir
James Marin,ns!l. allowed l" have been.
"nc ii The must eniighitned m Of his
age:
THE employment nj G"rre in lie IN.
trsrnur~" If reasonable hrines il never
IawfI blh for rhe purpose # Feprlling ar
a,euins wrongful Free. i!umani'fe Tan.
NAT Ian tally tr dr.irnyed, "r aS-aiitd. ~
endangered. fnr any "lI,er o. jrr, ,Iran that
81 iu.t defence. Sprh i, tie na,me and
surh lie hmundary'nf lsg,,imaie stlfde.
rrnre in HE gas" of individuals. Hence
the right III The lawgiver n protect un"T.
lrndmg riliz W. by thr a!rquaie pnnish,
menu ar rtiHe> h~nv.. .lSn tiis light 81
All indr prnirnl State I" iase III measures
necrS.ary Ia her safety II il he attacked or
ihtca,raed from without: provided ~
ways THAI repara'ion cannot otherwise e
obtamed; that there il . reasonable pros.
prrt "f obtaining il hy arms and that The
evils uf the c,,nics, are not probably great.
or than tie mi.chrls e acluirsrsnre in
TIE wrong: incIaiIng. IN both stiles pfihe
deli eratin, the ordinary consequences
bf Tie example as wrli a. The immedia'r
effects al il,e act. II rrparaii"n can 9TH.
erWi<e he nInanrd, ualtnn has no ueces.
sily. and therefore no just rause If war !;
il there he n" Pr"b4hliHy of "btaIning ii
by arms. Cove mmrnt cannot. with JUS.
: tire To their pwu nation. embark il in wal:
and. II Tie evils ol resistance srnnii ap.
pear On the Whole greater tlran thu.e III
Submission, wise rulers will consider an
ab~tint nre frnm " petnieins exrrcise oil
right H. sacred duty. 10 their avn sub.
jrrI<. anil adeht il hich every people owes
10 the great communicable nj nana ind.
81 whirh thew and their enfmics arr like
"a memhrrs. A var is laS, against the
"rnngd''er when repara:lnn t,r wrnng cam
u0i otherwise he Uttanrti; hut il j. then
only rnnI"rmable /" all The principles oI
morality when 1t j. not likely Ia cxpnse
The nation by whom il Is levied 10 greater
evils Than IL Processes in avert, and when
ii dies moi inliiFt"ni 4 Haiian which has
done llic wrong suffering. aingrher dis.
pr"p"riioned ID the extent uf tue injury.
Whrn ilse rulers vi n nation .fe r-gnne,l
10 determine a question: oI peace nr war,
the hate justice Ut :heir c@u>e against the
Z wroBgthwr never eau be the sule. and is
not always the chef. matter un whirh
they are mnfally bound To exercise n cum
scieninus deliherAtion. Prudence iucon.
Quoting the alfrir- "f ,i,eir subjects il in
them part OF Justice" ~. >=H
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"Does the United States Gaz~,,c.' de-
mands tile Pennsylvania, " HIRE to assert
tlial the Cabinet at Washington. Nv lie
words adhorize srrri'tge md sfrip lic
t'lmreiics Of Mpxiro. intended. or now I'M
tends, ar ever did intend. 10 order the for
ccs of the EStates To enter The Church,
Is Of Mexico for the purpose "G throwing
down from The affairs the randtStickS Of
sslrcr and gold, tearing from the sanclaa-
aries the satred vessels" &c. 49,. s.ss !
- That, Says the United States Ga
zc'te, " Is the quere Of the PennsvIvani-
an. Oar answer Is, tina, the IangGaee Of
the Union and If the letlpr-wri,rr> refer
red TO, warrant ihe belief that il., proper
ty Of The churches was 10 he taken f,es-
session Of: and men must he iynorsn, III.
deed'of The safe of The Church buildings
In Mexlcn. moi IL know Tia, the immense
wealth III the chu1rhcs would he as rreat
a temptation 10 coma rest MS the wealth otit
Of the cl.tlrclcs. Any man must see that
tilc language Of the Union was raienIatcd
10 warrant fully the bclirf thar it was III:
tended tat the riches of the church,,
wherever found, should be seqdestered. "
I'VE are amused at the tone of, The
Pennsylvania. Dare Dare INDEED |.
Has the PENNSYLVANIA forgotten the sisl-
haF quere which il put to us about the in.
trn;'on Of tIe President in passing sants
Anna! We dare assert all that we be.
lieVe TO be the truth, whoever may lie Of
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cauespen,!enes VI tie Pieayane.
.a a. Arra gre4. Nav n. lss7.


Gentle mrn- A band III sholi 200 Msl.
lean, In. hsrn p,nsling abnn, lhr moan.
tel r,ilrmen. camp. four miles iiam lhis
place. Two nighss in succession. sna lat
night lhs men were aroused twlee BY The
arprusrh ii Mrxlrans.
E.,Iy tbs lnnrning onf gallant Captain
Walker started aui 10 give ihsm battle.
and had nite lll,le ski,A,sh. Killing Iour
II The enemy hs The lime nv informant.
an officer 81 Tie Rifles, lei. aud lie re-
presents Walker ling way shrad oflhs
scene Of the ftsl htn.h, following lien
up. | guess Tie enemy will find lltal 1hsy
have cot hid II The wrong chap btlOIs
Captain W. ~ done With lien,
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