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The North-Carolina standard., 1847-03-17
To ADJUrANT GENERAL JONES

Mr.. Badger. 1t will be rccollected, tha, this
gentleman was among the most Jealous Of those
who, in defiance Of the express rule of the Senate
requiring resolutions to lay one day on the table,
insisted, in violation of this rule, upon taking up
and passing Immediately the resolve for the expul-
sion OF the editors Of this paper from their seats in
the Senate. Now, on the last day of the session
the House passed and sent to the Senate bill es-
tablishing branch mint at the city of New York,
and so amending the constitutional treasury law
to dispense with the risk and expense and posi-.
Bile arrangement of exchanges occasioned by the
actual transfer of millions of specie from place to
place. This bilI-so important to the government
and to the business of the country, and so unob
jeclionable in every particular-and having pass
ed the House by great majority, came down to
the Senate on the last day Of the session, was Ia
ken up by large vote there, and on It's passage
was defeated by the single &c object" of Mr..
Badger, availng himself most unjusty of the rule,
never intended to be applied in such cases. pre-
venting bill being read twice on the same day.
But as the day Of the objection was the last, by
gross abuse and perversion of this rule Mr.. Bad
ger, the federal senator from North Carolina, de-
feated the passage of this bill If, then during the
ensuing recess, any arrangement of business, risk,
expense, and loss should occur from the unnneces-
sary transfer Of specie, and the federal merchants
complain let them remember that their kind friend
Mr. Badger was the sole cause of all these diff
cultes as also the sole cause of the loss of the
branch mint of New York IT,
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-03-17
Washington CITY, March 6, 1847.

SIR: Without waiting for the formality of be-
ing presented with the commission OF maj jor gen
eral in the army of the United States, think it
right TO inform you at once that my acceptance,
or refusal, of that high appointment will depend
entirely upon public and national considerations,
of which you, yourself, will be the Judge. Per-
sonally, can have no wish for this office but if
you believe that can be of service 10 the coun-
try, am willing 10 forego all private considera
tions-separate myself from my family, under
painful circumstances; resign my place in the
Senate, which is so dear to me-and proceed inn
medlately to the theatre Of war. My only stpu-
lation would be for the powers which deem ne
cessarv to success; and these would be both mill
tary and diplomalic-the command of the army,
and authority to sign preliminares of peace, based
upon terms previously approved by you.
| beg you 10 believe, sir, that nothing selfish, or
personal, dictates this proposed stipulation There
is no such thing in it. 1t proceeds from thor
ough conviction that with subordinate command,
l could do no good in the army: on the contrary,
that my presence there would be improper and
mischievous: for [ am known, from my public
speeches, to disapprove the plans, both of the late,
and of the present commander-(the defensive
policy of one, and the San Juan of Ulua attack Of
the oiher)-and this being known, my presence
would operate as an implied censure on the two
generals, and might make me, in spite of myself,
the nucleus of discomfort and insnbordination
The command of the army, therefore. is the only
military position which 1 could hold in it.
Authority to conclude peace. or at least to
sign the preIiminaries of peace, deem highly
essential to success, as it would enable the com
mander-in,chlef to take instant advantage of all
passing events, military POLITICAL to close the
war.
Furnished with these powers, am willing 10
make the sacrifices and to incur the responsible.
ties OF this high command but leave it to YOU.
sir, for your free and final decision; considering
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-03-17
IVaslingtO" City, Tuesday Evening
March q 1917
To THE PRESIDENT.

SIR: had the honor to receive your note of
the 9th instant, with the commission of major gen.
eral in the army, and delayed the answer of ac-
cep,ance or non-acceptance, until should receive
an answer from the President 10 note which
addressed TO him in the morning of that day.
That answer is received, and enables me to
answer your note, and to say, that the commits
sion is not accepted. .. .-...z
Please to accept, sir, my thanks for the kind
terms of your note, and for the thousand cour,e-
sizes which you have extended TO me in the course
of our long and friendly acquaintance.
Most truly and respectfully yours, 49,.
THOMAS H. BENTON.
To ADIurANT GENERAL JONES
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-03-17

"Tery Sensible Increment. The resolutions
from the House Of Delegates of MARYLAND. cen
suring the President of the United States in reIa-
lion 10 the Mexican war, were returned to that
body by the Senate, with message declining TO
act thereon. This was certainly more sensible
and praiseworthy than to have wasted the neonle,s
money IN discussing and passing such resolutions
Tor no other object than political effeci''
Baltimore Sun
The Mexican Wings, it seems are coming to
their senses. Much better would it have been.
both for the finances and the honor of North
Carolina if the same course had been pursued in
this State
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-03-17
Washing gton, Tuesday Evening,


SIR: Your letter of this days date is just re-
ccived; and seeing no reason for further reflection,
and wishing to avoid all delay in oficering the
army, l have written note to the adiutant gener-
al. 10 be delivered at his office in The morning,
declining to accept the appointment of major gen
eral in the army, so kindly offered 10 me by you,
and so honorably confirmed by the Senate.
have the honor to be, sir, with great'rcspect,
your friend and fcllow-czen,
THOMAS FL. BENTON.
To THE PRESIDENT. s-
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-03-17

Washington CITY, March 9, 1874
SIR: have, given 10 your letter of the 9th IN
slant the consideration which is Importance de-.
mands Ia rendering to you the appointment OF
major general in the, army, | earnestly desired
that the country should have the advantage Of
your conceded ability and military knowledge,
your intimate acquaintance with the Mexican
character, and your familiarity with their IAN
quage and political condition. a ne. ht
Immediately after your nomination as major
general had been unanimously confirmed by the
Senate, carefully examined the question, wheth-
er possessed the power to designate you-a ~
nor major general-to the chief command oil the
army in the field The result Of this examinaf
tion is, am constrained to say settled convic-
lion on my mind, that such power has not Deen
conferred upon me by the existing laws.
am fully sensible of the exalted PATRIOTISM
which could alone have induced you 10 make the
personal sacrifice to which you would be SUBJECT
ed, in assuming even the chief command OF the
army in Mexico and l duly appreciate the rea-
sons you have assigned and which may, fear,
prevent you from accepting your appointment as
major general If on further reflection, such
should be your decision, shall learn it with deep
regret. -
| am, sir, with high consideration, very respect
fully, yonr obedient servant,
JAMES X. POLK
To Major General THOMAS H. BENTON,
Washington City
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(coPY.)
shin OHM C;iy March 10 1947

Washington City, March 10, ls47.
Sir: Please TO receive, mark Of my re-
spect, copy Of the following letters, which ex
plain the circumstances under which Tdecine to
accept the appointment Of majo general in the
army.
Respectfully, sir your obedient servant
THOMAS H. BENTON.
To the Hon Mr.. Of the u S. Senate.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-03-17
Appointments by the President.

We add the following appointments made by
the President for North Carolina:
JOSEPH S. MURPHEY, re-apponted Surveyor
of the Customs, at Wilmington, North Carolina
JOSIAH WATsoN and HENRY B. WATSON of
North Carolina, to be First Lieutenants in the
Marine Corps.
JAMES F. WADDELL. of North Carolina. to be
Second Lieutenant of Infantry
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-03-17

We learn that w. J. Alexander, ESQ. has been
appointed Superintendent of the Braach Mint at
Charlotte, in place of Hon. Green w. Caldwell,
resigned.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-03-17

Mr. Benton 1t will be perceived, from an
article in another column from the Washington
Union of the lth inst that Mr. Benton declines
the appointment of Major General.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-03-17

We surrender the greater portion of our paper
this week to various articles, which we feel conf
dent, will be more acceptable to our readers than
any thing from our own pcn
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-03-17
OPERATION FOR CRoss-EYEs.

DR.. Bentley performed an operation in this city
a day or two since, for strablsmus or Cross Eyes
which, we learn, was entirely successful. The
person afflicted with this unpleasant and disagree.
able defect of Nature, was daughter of Mr. B.
B. Bufaloc, about seven years old; and Mr..
Bufaloe gave it to as his opinion that per-
feet cure would be effected by the operation.
DR.. B. will remain in the City for few days
longer and may be found at the Mansion House
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-03-17

Il as national question, and a new one, on which
there is no conmitmeBt, on either side, in any
thing that has passed.
Whatever may be The decision, my thanks and
gratitude will not be the less to you for your un-
solicited nomination of me to this high appoint
ment nor to the Senate for i.sinsta1t and otlanl-
nous confirmation of it, nor the House of Repre-
sentatives for its three times virtual election Of me
to be the commander,in-chief of the army in
Mexico -,o,.rGi .t'-r=
Respectfully, sir, 81. ~
Your friend and fellow citizen, j. .
I THOMAS Fl. BENTON.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-03-17

No news from the Army in the Southern pa
pcrs received by last evenings Mail.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-23
DIR. GORDON's
BSgcsUbgc F6jIlfiy EsiEiS.

Tie following bte among gbe distressing va-ir.
~ n' human diseases. 20 sheb Die Vegetable
Fl.is is known 10 30 iofl'illcs
DYSPEPSIA. by thoroughly cleansing the
hrsi and acr9Hd stamaris, and creating a flow Of
healthy bic, instead Of the stale and arrl kind ;
--Fiofdeaeg, FajgitG,os If f4s Hs1rt Lon, \
ApPsfie, NtmHun and Hradqr1c, Rerfls,1e,,
III temper. AHTidts Langugr and Mciaachoiy
which nre the general symptoms Of nyspep,tl.
will vanish, natural consequence Of IT, r,lro
to'iircHssi - cleansing the whole length Of the
inies'ine' with solvent process, and without
vInlrnce.
Tho complaints IN which Bf GorIoa's vega.
table Iliis are most effective, and which, when
administered according 10 direction, ihc5 can
scarcely i1il 10 cnrc, arc ~ follows yellow and
bilious fcvcrs, fever and aCne, dyspepsii. croup.
liver complaint, sick headache, ianndtce. asthma.
dfop'y, rheumatism, enlargement Of tho spleen.
pics colo, female distractions, heartburn iurfsd
tongue, nausea, d.steuriors Of tho stomach aud
bowels, incipiant darthua, dat1lance, habitual
cos'iyaness, loss Of appetite, blolehed or sal'ow
complexion aod ~ all cases Of totpor Of the bow.
ols where a cathsftic or an spor.eut is needed: -
lhry arc exceedingly mid IN their opotation
producing neither nausea, gripping, nor debility.
Ia all cases hsy will 10 found d safe and sim
pc remedy, yet all powerful for tho removal Or
uiheAses whether chronic or recent infectious Of
otGeT"re' They do not Tondcr the syston liable
10 DO affected BY any changes OF temperature.-
] no very cause, or occasion Of tho human frame
BONG Affected by coids and coughs is removed by
the" use. Therefore, they may bo used at ali
tunes ana seasons without damage and ol.engo Of
oiel, ana anF extra care IL unnccesary.
Iheso Pills arc for sale n every county IA I'm.
state, at - cents per box. and may he had Of Tho
iollo"ing agents II. h a. l.. =. Williams and
= r. "imer, Druggist, Charlotte Ph7u a. Wal
'ace a9d fhl'ef & f0rh Concord, e.
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Hsvo bcea haHT ,VseI .r }Hs e1tsnt he Fsre,
and iaus, aH fHa Ma.,rHiaaHt st3 uvAut.is
'Hrees Dr itsf lss Toto fssetsal r'a.n ME
West who're Is q r1e prevails q cans3era
Die extent, iatgnishlo proofs ,.at .lt medicine.
.fa 100 high ess5ua'.5u tucre. az 3 speedy -ul e.
icrlul. gH'r 81 a.
40 instance hoe ever como To sic lrHe aize
ai ans u lis Agents, where tAHss medicines
har7 la.d 10 lrrak lr c4Ai "a fsrsr n5 agaf,
a'tar lhn third dose ~ flet lht second loss I,
generally sufficient f., The purpose md by f9l
i9HI0g ro1sse Of iAc Pills as recommended, {. =
rr'F1n affected may not only be permanently -
eurtl a,aust f1rtIcr attack 81 She disease. hut
~ti enjoy fu better health than u any period
previous 10 the agHa fgr this medicine regulates
ones stomach and nervous systetu and thas Uf
course cfidicaies even tho SEE u 81 To d'easo.
Acysrs.- II . & l., s Williams Chlrlot,e.
and Phiios s York. Concord. Y c.
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ErcrYnody takes Thcm

NVERYBODY Is REALLY RUNNING to
~ buy DIR. CHAS. A. VAN ZANDT'S ANTI
BILIOUS, MISUNDERSTANDING PILLS,
which being disposed OF, in incredible quaint.
tics, hourly. The agents are sending them away
BY BUSHELS
in all directions, but particularly the South and
Wet, where Bilious disorders and their eonse.
queuees are more prevalent than elsewhere.
The southern and western man suffers inorll.
naiely from Liver COMPLAINT aud biliousness
bu, now let them abandon torture and cherish
hope, for with
THESE BEST OF FILLS,
no bilious affection can possibly exist As these
pills are made by regular physician, aud as NJ
merous certificates OF their worth are gwen by
well known citizens. no individual should doubt
until they try. The reasoning public cannot but
admit that this medicine was compounded upon
the principle that many diseases are founded and
dependent upon one chief onc-and that is
BlLIOUSNESS.
Its generally received opinion now, that most
Of the sichness, treated cAusEs, under different
titles, are only the EyFrcrs Of one principal all
ment These effects cannot be removed unless
The evil is torn away. nr Van Zlndts pills lnva.
r!ably strike al the subsistence, and hence al the
palpabIe and tormenung shadows vanish. We
know that the prCludicos against advertised rem.
eties are great-,hsnks 10 interested physieisns,
but how can they be relied OF Look al Their con.
tr1ycrsies. their discussions and their thoufand
ard one different me hods Of arriving eta single
conclusion. The widest differences prevail a.
moag the medical profession, and each medical
professor tell YOU u
LEGAL MURDERS
committed ~ some Of his brother practitioners
Here we are az time when al sensible people
NAV be lAeir own doctors We solemniy assure
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Louisburg, Franklin county, North Carolina.
The General Agent is fully prepared to appoint
sub Agents wherever there i no branch Of the
Company either on personal application or by
mail, post paid The rapid sale Of these eelebra-
ted pills, aud the extraordinary cures they are
constantly eiiecting, render them, by far. the most
popular pill Of the age. An Agency will eonse-
qucntly be very VARIABLE
The Graeenbere Pills are inconceiyably supc
ror to any ever before discovered. IN al bilious
complains; 10 general arrangement Of the sYs-
tom ia al disorders which resu,ttrom bad STATE
OF the blood these pills are 4 sovereign remedy
In the class Of diseases called chronic, the GTse-
fenL,rg Pills achie,e their highest trinmPhs.-
Hero they defy all competition Entering with
in Tie hidden recosses oi The system, they quiel-
ly Bot surely purity tie blood root out diseases
and riYe lnnc and yicor % The BODY
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NOTICE..

A IL persons indebted to Ii. r. Hepburn. a.
IA signce Of r. G. Alison are requested 10
call on the subscrIber at bis office in Charlotte.
aud make payment, as II is important the business
should be closed.
WIN, Il. MYERS.
Jane 9, lEt7 3itC
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Cures are Constantly Effected

By thrse Pills, in eases where every other ne ms
had ute Is failed Tie most attendant proof Of
tins could be given, hn trial Of one box Will
convince the patient Tteg can te ordered md
sent by mail a ,u'mge4pense. Th1 price is IS
cents a hux. Hh,rs fco dollars r8rfh are ori,rsd
end fie money remii..d, he Company irtl pqg t4e
postage an I've rus Rcmiuances at tie Com
mry's fiss VII revcv there no Agency oftlo
Company they can To ordered by ma J.
These Pills are taking tie place of az others
Uud no sick persjn shou.d be without them.
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umER ALL oIRounIsTAvors.

sci You ARE SICK, get cured: ifwsg
~ ploy measures TO continue 90. E,etv i,ll l'
dual irdu ges IN habits. whie. n.sst. 70
or lesser eslent disofrange the adm rab, IA
lreate combinations Which i7rsl ~ :, stem ~, =.
consequently '''
EVERY lNDlyiDuAL
should possess some n.lld yet eiheasiou.. ANN.
and accredited agent Tor preserving al BE f,,.
tons Of the body in good order.
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" Dentistry.
Dr. Il. III. ANEsEDENNS

z y AVlN1 returned to Charlotte, j.. ready to
Il "a wat upon his friends Ile may be found
at his residence on tho west side Of Man.slreet.
nearly opposite the Charlotte Hotel
October -, 1916. hf
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sARsrisiLtA Asp WILD cnERRv nirTFas
will achieve this result, aud should De- In e,s,y r
mlly. ard in the hands Of every person Nix
business, profession or general course Of no.
predisposcd 10 the very llilc ailments Tia, ,stl,
life curse. instead OF blessing. aud hrsn, :.
suit, IN their aggregated condition, in the c,e..
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Hogan & Thompson.
WHOLESALE
Esa8kSeUCs.S aud !sTgfi0lters,
Sea 30 North Fourth street.


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And FANCY ARTICLES.
U& r aretao publishers Of School and Stan.
s.rs Books. Manufacturers Of Blank Books and
u5si D me arilcles of Amencau Stationery aud
lss..Hs also handsome assortment of
FOREIGN FANCY STATIONERY.
,sv are enabled 20 oder extraordinary induce.
ii,4ts 70 purchasers. tie prices variety and e6.
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t5ais 81 some OflHe most extensive Paper Ma.
kers iaeyc an offer 30 wholesale retail dealers
I'D 10 printers ana binders. / f 7 + n, c A T,
LEDGER. WRITING ana PRINTING Pa.
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DOW auI SCREEN PAPERS, OF the most
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EsiauE1 Fools
Gf lhsT oTn superior mass, are always keP' ~
elaHlillsz TO supply orders, o. MADE hp 10 sueh
particular patte5as IS may 5e rec aired.
rEcTchn shOwbiIIs,
or Advertising Cards for Nele Goods
y & q have been printing these ShoNb.ils
FL tire last year o. Two for Their customers 10 q
very beautiful STYLE tut tur Tie approaching sea.
sln they have had some INV ASH ELEGANr DE-
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Desfous 81 retaining tat,r Ola customers, and
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GOguiac BRANDY

For medical purposes. for sale by the bottle.
, I. J. HOLTON.
Aprl .. l-AG
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A LI-ta9se indebted 30 TIC estate NJ C. T. Mos.
a del3. By Note or Account, are oIestea To
come fart1rd and seitla fhe same without delay
V t4 tha eaascr,J.r, tae Executor being De .rags
r.. r.ot~e fJa business ~ tie - Of S atcnbar
Aa aeb's aaa demands unpaid By July Court vii
be- pat ~ Haata 9' 80 officer. can he Ggud
81 be Office or J " o. borne L. rlsa NJ ny -h.
sence aFg'y 10 Hr Martin. II Da,id.o0& Sasef.s.
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Cd4aege. Jur a. I-I7. 3-,f
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DIR. S'sE3lI'S
- gCf2j.c EiccIiiGry:


n I. s.f,N At ~ lucia f1tt IiG fii.itN.
RI AE TPHArS TIEcTUARY is 1 GER.
Z y TAIN CURE far taal distressing com.
g,lilt. ahaacr Bleeding Or Blind Piles. Iu.ernal
~ E1szfa.I, ana also fof otter diseases Of SIN.
j.s- nssure. which are lt44s4tg f-4aL a con.
junction v..h P.I.s-sae.4
c.-,.l..-,
I,.ps,,,g,,1,r Al ~. f,ya- ana Srr.r,
I@a,nTg,i,7 ,,4 S,r@rss, ,is Sra,g-.b
s.~--t.,,,r,r.a III. I-is-ey ~
asr
r,a,--1.t,,,. and yr---r.,.,r 2r.e,-,-,s.,,
I,t-r-.,.a,. - ,., I,','.,.rs,
T.-,.-,.{ To7-,s,-tv 80 ~ r-.e,
tr.-.-s.,s ~ - N n,
- 49, ~ ~. p-.,.l.
Nv ....-......,
Di' -, 80, i.''' '..'-a -''' .'7 III.
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The Biliets here mentioned are con poundt5b,
q man Of Rrss; skill aud knowledge, from The ,m.
pies Nature presents TO those who care 10 Gad,b
and which are the only reliable antido,cs 10 "a
poison OF disease. The chief ingredient, are ~
beloved Sarspafilla aud the Bys N
tbs Wild Cherry Trts, With which the rad man \,
tho forest cures nearly cvoty disease or The mn,
mol organs. Those materials, though powefl.l IN
their action, are, as common sense teachc. u,.
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A. BE'THUNE,
Fashionable Tailor,
, doors west of Elms' Corner.
The Graefcnburg Vegetable
tarsisb.S
"a ~ - - ~
~ 80, 200 boxes sold each ana eve
Nv week..
The Gracfenburg Company

yrREREBY give notice that their General =
III gent tor the State of North Carolina is
Col NYN HOMES
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ENTIRELY HARMLESS:

aud prepared they are here, one d ihe g,ts,s,t
medical opsrai,rss 10 the lnhab.lable g'o5e n,
takiug these BlrrrAs the SrIefslous nav he n.
stored 10 beauty, and avoid Tie sharp Knife oftbs
surgeon; for they no, only eradicate pi.nf.es ,od
tu1nurs bot Ctetcoms
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Toys for children.
IN9S ! silLTON
Arri. 81 l-i7
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Merchants shOwbiIIs,

.G hsT oUn superior nlac, are always keP' %
.l1Hlillss TO supply orders o. made hp 10 slch
particular p4tte!as IS may be required.