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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-15

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RulFnE, J0hH w. Wanils. Nalhanlfl N,
t'sHlhglan, TluRsas J, il0mtT, Jsasg II.
Pm. j.. o l., Wsf,ds. Va. i'Rul. Juln
SafFlrFs. galsn EiurknHl. IOla t'sAlR.
Cd. Las. sen'E.. lGhn Berry, Wm. Asl
80. Ihomss Rsliv. G. n. I.sunsr. ]. 81.
Palaef. X. Airkols. Haynes wadiirll.
Themss HoEersnn. J. q. ssriaan. p. D.
hnfkn. G. laurs. III. Al.is Dufhsm. Jal.n
u. kirklsnd. John n. ssrzshorn. Wsllir
Andwws. Henry Andrus. Andrrw Al
hriElls. Marlin Masin. lirIrkiah May. Sry-
NOE Alslrisigr. Nm. Pailrrson. l;earET
Alhsighs. Join Holl. Byanf Slr0wd. HAM
kins Slr0wd. JAS. \. Smith. Iissiea Pc.
Sadn-y smiih. Thas. D. FxBreii. Miles
Ilayis. p. %. M.Dsdr. Rirhard Cheek.
Jahn Cheek. WIN. Tnrpley. y. J. Smith.
Irsse Giant. Philip Crawford. Benz. 2.
k0nry. John 2. Lyon. masdecai Srafs.
Rahrsi NJ. Shi~lds. Jshnzihan GAM. Ja-
seph Bsksr. sen.. Brnj. HHidir. lsrogr
Jordan. gsmes Sunnn. Oh r. Watson.
Jahn Tarscnil. J..hn Foster. MnFgan Me-
hznr. Jrsse Mctsadsms. Samuel q. Fas-
irE. JnliHs =. Brarken. William Nebsne.
Freeman Walker. John q. Malkor. Nlrh-
alas Hester. John Woods. spisy llenrly.
llezekish Terry. J. X. Hinton. W. n.
jordan. John w. SIaw. Joseph J. ALI
son. Thas. Y. Mehanr, JasePh n. Me-
Murray. Eli MecEdsms. Paisly Nelson.
w. " oOds. John Nrlsan.
On molinn Of Henry Fagleman. The
chairman and serreia'y were ADDED 70 the
li-i Of delegates.
On moiion Of B. Hurdle. il was resols-
ed.
.. That we recommend that conven-
ton Of The Democrats Of Orange should
he held at Hillsbnfough. on Tuesday IL
May rouri. ior the purpose of nominating
ransdaies % represent the county OF Or-
ange in The Srnaie and House of Com
mons. of the next Genefal Assembly. and
thai meetings be held in earh captains dis
lries for The purpose of appointing dele
gates 10 attend The aforesaid county con-
Eenlion. r.
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sRltb ka5laiisa Nss sAsgaal,
o. Tusslsy, he hlsl i.sslBsss il sg1sT tslal
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EsPSEass . 5aiSli Essuassiaz. FassiksE 81 scs4sis
a1a0s sfbo1-aI l.sasls sssz.sz. aua~ish@aadi.s
GhriT EssEsosiaak
Mr. Bgs 40 . anaas - - .ir.ds Assu
innodsne1.
hsmua Esans RFhasasoa ~ EIsslsl. sarh
sFsls lsiras : ssgpsss 4 sAs -
Mr. Aecirsnand 10 spsar ~ u ssFPns I
ne In
soiutinn = ths sssnnisee - niihay sE.in
kesss Gi1dinss snd Psllosk s5soc.arS shs
sirrnrs 70 lhs coasnisls< 4 ~ zhols. - a %
amend Ms rsslulioa. and esass i % snhros
saldisa sns.ssd IL M - ~s pith Greai Bd,.
ain. BsiOs any question "a ,aken a 10 ne
Erifnlscs,
On Hloilon q Mr.. Edsall ne House resolved
iisslf into cosamii.re q "a wh0ls. and loOk up
ths ball % suEpls he deficiency IN nc rrssnne.
NJ. Diekey maEeJ II ssrike ous he clause q
he hii Psosiding q sessrsl new missions The
yeas and BAYS lxiag dssa3nara % Mr. D.'s mo-
iion. wsn t-ken. and 1ssulls5--ysss ss. nays Sc.
AAerths adoption q several Other smsndmsuis,
The committee ro-s. and reported he lin % ne
House. The HOUSE esneurred IN r,os, q he a.
mrndnsnls 10 The Ill. and ordered il 10 be en-
srossed.
Nj. {. J. ingersol moved 70 reconsider ths
vote ordering he Lill 10 is sngro.smsnl Ne sta
ted that he wished 10 address The House on the
saijsei, and % enable him 70 DO %. moved an id.
jounment, which Nss GAINED, and the House ad-
jounnd. ~.....@ 49, -. ..- .-@
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Santa Annals Retirement

is no reason 10 doubt (savs the Y. o Del
ta,) the truth Of the report hrough, by tue
Edith. that the great Mexican, whose en-
ergy has sustained this war and commu.
nicated whatever Of vigor has character.
lied the defence of Mexico, had received
his passports from our Commander-in'
Chief. and ere this has arrived in Vers
Cruz on his way to foreign paris. A gen.
,leman now in this city saw the letter tc
Gen. Twiggs from Gen. Scott, directing
the former to allow Gen. Santa Anna ,G
tlepar. in peace from Vera Cruz.
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Notice.

THE subscriber having heretofore qualified as
Executor TO the estate Of Paris Pearson, de-
ceased, late Of Orange county. North Carclins, I,
William Pearson, as Executor, do hereby give
notice to the following persons, who are e. titled
as leeatees to a part Of the same, according to
will. viz i: Thomas G. Pearson John NJ. Pearson.
and Joel A. Pearson, who are nol residents of
this slate, to their heirs, administrators and exec,
utors, that am now prepared and ready to pay
over TO each Of them the several sums 10 which
they are entitled, and do hereby give notice, that
will not hold myself liable to pay interest there.
on. as am now ready for settlement with said
legatees.
WILLIAM PEARSON, Ex'r.
March Is. el-3wpd
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The Ladies' Gariand.-The March
numbsr Of tins work ID On our liable. and Ne have
read u with much pleasure. The ARTICLES which
Il contains are vel wril,en and interesting. and
may be read with profit. This number Is emhel.
hshed with handsome engraving Of home
scene" illustrating the happiness q Christian
family. The wcrt 10 Issued in monthly number.
Of twenty -four large ocssso pages. At one dollar
year. BY Samuel u. Patterson, ss chsmuI
street, Philadclphia.
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Notice,

4 LII persons indebted to the subscriber viii
~ please call and settle their accounts, as Ion.
ger indulgence cannot and viii not he given, for
he owes money and is compelled to pay. All
those who do not attend to this call, may expect
to pay cost.
p. 5. Since this notice was put into the hands
of The printer. a misfortune has overtaken me, IN
the destruction Of my stables by fire, which makes
this call more imperative. .
r. F, NORRIS.
March s.. 2U-~
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Mexican Whigs.--lf we were sske,

Mexican Whigs.--lf we were asked
Tor the two namrs whirh, more than any
others, the DemnrratIr party tlrnounrr a.
the head aud front of the Moral Traitors
aud Mexican Wings al this rountry, we
should undoubtedly mention Henry Clay
and Daniel Webster. Ii we were asked
wha, truth there is in the charge. We
should pnin, I" two fresh graves in WINCH
the Wondering bodies 81 t'ol. Henry tia,
and Major Edward Webster rrbuke. even
in death. the colmnnIat"rs al II pa,rI"'ism
that has laid lis must cherished ,dol> up
on The altar uf onr r'mnrry.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


On Friday the 81 Of March. Mr.. Rockwell Of.
fsred resolution fcr closing the debate on the
deficiency appropriation bill Tomorrow at o
clock. which was agreed TO- sfier the rejection oi
several amendments proposed.
On motion. the HOUSE went into committee Of
the whole. (Mr. Ashmun in the ehsir,) and took
UP the private calendar hills.
On Saturday. the House again went into com.
niitee Of the whole and took up the deficiency
appropriation bill.
Mr.. Strong. Of Pennsylvania. addressed the
committee in favor and excuse Of the course Of
the Administration.
Mr. cabell followed and commented with se
verify upon the action and policy Of the Admin
istra,ion, in regard to the war with Mexico ant
its course in the Oregon negotiation.
A discussion then arose upon the appropriation
for the mission to Rome, between Mcssrs Hllliarj
and Levin.
Messrs. Charles Brown and Levin next meas
ured weapons. A sparrins ensucd, which wa,
sparkling and entertaining. Finding ,hs, the de,
bate tended to personalities, the Speaker called
them 10 order.
MI. Brown raised the poin. Of order, and cited
rules, &c.
Mr.. Tompkins appealed from the decision o.
the chair, but the House did no. sustain the appeal
In the midst Of the confusion. on motion Of Mr.
Bolts, the committee rose and the House adjourn
ed over to Monday. ~
On Monday the 9th, the House proceeded 4
the consideration Of the bill cxemp,ing the Judges
"fthe Supreme Court from holding circuit court
for the space Of two years.
Mr. J. r. Ingenoll spoke at some length in "a
YER Of the passage Of the bill. e%-~ .~ .
Mr. Bowlin delivered a strong argument agains
the propriety Of passing the bill.
Mr. Jacob Thompson offered an amendment, /,
the bill, limiting the time ofexempton from hold
ing circuit courts to twelve months, instead o
two years.
The amendment was agreed to, and the bill
thus amended, then passed the Housc--yeas go
nays SO. ....
Nh. Hall, Of Missouri, moved a suspension o
tho rules, to enable him 10 offer joint resolution
OF thanks to Coils. Price and Doniphan; and III,
motion was decided in the negative.
MIR. Cooke submitted n resolution instructin.
Me committee on military affairs as TO wha, Off
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IN THE SENATE. On Friday ihs - q
Msseh. message vas received from the Prssi.
dsnl. esmmanicaiins ths eorrespondenes l~swssn
M. Wis., and he BnEiILan Government. which
go ordered % b. printed.
Mr.. caa. from the committee On military a.
fairs. reported hlI % ascertain and liquids,e lhs
claim, syalnsl the Government. arising out q The
.fais in California.
A petition was pnsrnlea ly VT. Dir. from
rhysieisns in New Yoh, paying the passage d
shw TO PTsren, ihs importation % sdulieni.i
drugs.
Mr. SEWER novel that the SENATE % into EI-
scuiivs Session, which ~. carried. and The door,
were closed.
The Treaty is, Of course. under consideration.
There Is . report tina. vote wss taken last even.
ing on some Of the Objectionable provisions Of the
Treaty. and that they we're stricken out. DO
nj ind any authentic sulhOniy Tor the report /;
still il may BE- correct
On Saturday, the Vice President laid before
the Senate the annual rPOti Of the commissioner
Of Pstsnts. showing the operations Of the patent
Office for the past year-which vas referred to
the committee on psienls -
A communication was received from the De.
pstmens q State, showing the number Of passen.
gers who arrived in the United STATES in the year
ending on the 3o,h Of September, 1877.
suudry petitions and memorials were presented
A message was received from the House CON.
nsnieaiing number Of private bills which had
heen passed by that body.
Mr.. Pearce reported bill providing for the i'm.
rOria,ion Of hooks. m,ps and charts Cor The Ton.
sresionai Library. which was passed.
Tue senate held an executive rcssson. snd a.
forwards adjourned.
On MONDAY the s,h, shortly after meeting. the
senate went into Executive Session.
On Tuesday, aiicr the presentation and refer
snee Of sundry petitions and memorials. the Sen.
ate, on motion Of Mr.. Sewer, went into Erseu.
tive Session.
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The Treaty.

The Treafy.-we rsceissd - nssshsrr
Pspers hy he lssi mail, consequently eur lsis-s
iulrliigrncs fram wsshinEian . oals % u, sssn-
ing Il thr Iih inst Al hat dsie thr MsHissn
treaty ~ss siIl unifr coassirraiion y sLss<nsis,
and iis Eair douiaf0L Aer aaing % nsms. ons
~ to q is nosi objectionable Failures bal l<sn
mrliEea. and ne Tro.gecs h~gsn 70 lssighien that
j, would be adoTaed n is amenasd fona-
P.& A ktier received from Rslrigh yesterday
evening infonns % that ths sressy has been raii.
hsa - the senate. with he saespsions sbOse ne
frffed 10.
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Wear a Smile.-Whi.h will

Wear a Smile.-Whi'h will you do.
smile and make Others happy. or be crab
bed. and make every body ar"und you
miserable !! You can live among heauii-
fnl flawers aud singing birds, m in The
mire. surrounded by logs aud frogs. The
amour, of happiness You can produce IS
incalculahlr, if YOU will show smiling
face. a kind heart. and speak pleasant
words. On the other hand, by sour IL rs.
cross words and fre,fnl disposi""n' YOU
can make hundreds unhappy almost pc.
yond endurance, Which will you dc
Wear a pleasant countenance, ie, JOY
beam in your eve. and love glow On sou'
forehead. There is M JOY SO great as
sha, which springs from kind acto :
pleasan. deed, and yoa may feel il a. night
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SUPREME couRr.

The fnllasing npinians have been de.
livrred sinre anr last rspou:
Bis RurFIs. &. J.. In Mcdowell FL.
Q. Bradley. fran Etlgee"Inb. declaring
Ihai there 10 no efnr 10 The order appeal.
ed frnm. *...u..
Alsa. in State sr rel. Jeffrey. o. LEA.
from Css~rII. affirming ihr iudg'nenI be.
low. ..-. a.-
Also. in State 9. Pridgsn. from New
Hanoser. directing . rsHiIs de moro.
Alsa. in Hooks Q. Moses. from Wayne.
declaring Plaintiff entitled IN judgmrni.
Al.o. in Arlington Q. Ray. in Equity,
from Ysncry. disnIssing the bill with
costs.
Also, in Adams o. TUneniine. from o.
range. reversing the judgment below, and
directing = rsnire de- moro.
Alsn, in Bennett g. " Williamson. from
caswrll. affirming the judgment brlow.
Als", in Stale er. rel. Mcintosh q. Ne.
Ihunr, from Moore, affirming the jndg-
menL
Also. in Sanders o. Smallwood. fiom
nnslnw. sfEirmlng The judgment.
Also, in Turkrr o. Tucker. IN Equity,
from Snk.s. declaring that the proceeds
&c the land must be equally divided PEI
capita. &c.
Also. in Weeks .. Bell, in Equity, from
Carierri, Diminishing the bill with cosis.
Als". in den er dem. Folk .. WhIilry
from Ma lin. affirming the judgment.
Also, in Ashford .. Robinson, from
Sampson, affirming the judgment.
By NASH }. In Amis .. Amis, in Equi
~. from Granville, directing an sccoun,
&c.
Also. in Kearney Q. JefTreys, from
Granville. declaring tina, there is no erro
in the decree appealed from.
Alss 80 o-r..,a-s-s p-..A=.i--i-.. se..s .s-s.sfs
son, affirming the judgment below.
Alsr, IN Carroway 4. Cox, from Wayne
reversing the judgment below.
Alan. in Brnnkshire { Brook.hire. from
Randolph. affirming The judgmen, below
Also, Attarney General q. Cape Fea
Bank. in Equity. from Wake. dlsmissinl
the information.
Alsn. in Beaneham .. Norwood. in E
guilty. from Orange. directing an account
Also. in E,herltlge q. jones, from Cur
ritnck. reversing the Judgment and direct
ing rsnirs de moro.
I Also. in Elliott q. Nixon aud Granher
~, from Perqui'nons, reversing the judg
meni below.
/ Also, in Hall. McRae g. Go. o. Wood
side. frnm Bruins wick, affirming The judg
meni below.
Also. in Murphy. Ex'r. e. Woodside
from Brunswick, affirming the judsmen
below.
Also, in Nm,hrop q. Wnodsile. from
Brunswick. affirming the judgment hel"w
Also. in State y. Wnodside. d. al. from
Bruusw wick. reversing the judrmen,below
Also. in Webb and others, q. Lyon
/ Adm. in Equity, from Person, dlsmissins
the bill with costs.
Also. in Howard, Ex'r. e. Jones ant
Ferrand. in Equity. from Jones, dismiss
ing the bill with caste.
Also. IN Bank of Cape Fear o. William
son. from New Hanover, reversing th'
Judgment below.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore sun.

E-z-szs-ssa.ass.=.-sss tc.shs.stan M.--h q. 1919
The fate Of the treaty in the Senate is
uncertain. The Senator's themselves have
spoken Of the result As doubtful. The
wing Senators held a caucus yesterday
morning. i'll relation 10 the treaty, and, sf-
ter an animated debate, adjourned wilhou,
coming To any conclusion. The wings
are As much divided in opinion as the de-
mocrals on the subject. More than one
wing Senator expressed, last night. the
opinion Tint the treaty would he rejected.
others. again, deem il doubtful.
b., if Mr.. Webster should sustain the
objection which he has made to the irea.
try. il must be rcjeried. Tie objects to a
clause, deemed essential BY the southern
Senators, which is capable Of being con-
s,rued, aud was intended 10 be so consir,i.
cal, as to proven, The IT,. s. Government
from passing any law prohibiting slavery
in The territories which we acquire. There
are a number OF democratic Senators who
will oppose the treaty out and out, and
these will, of course. combine with those
who object to the treaty on some par,icu-
lar grounds.
There were two votes taken Yesterday,
which resulted in striking out two articles
from the trea,y-one of them, the 10Th,
confirming Mexican land grants.
The fnrm Of taking questions on trea-
" il ,his-to wit: The treaty is taken BY
articles, and each article, in turn. is open
To amendment. A motion may be made
to strike out an article or part Of an ar
.icle. The question il, shall "ihe article
or the words in the article excepted to-
be retained a par, of the treaty! ID re-
qnires vote Of two.thir,ls TO retain the
article or part Of the article. Thus each
separate article or clause must be affirmed.
After going through with the treaty in
this manner, the question will be, "Shall
the Senate advise and consent to the treaty,
as alterrd!" There the vote If two-ihirds
is again necessary. and upon this las,
vote all those who may be opposed to the
/ treaty. on whatever ground, may unite
and reject il. But, again, i. NAV happen
that those who have dissented 10 par,
ticular articles or clauses, may still give
their assent to the treaty, in preference 10
taking the responsibility Of its rejection,
No, single Northern Senator, wing OF
democrat, can show his face 10 his con.ti.
,uents, if he does vote against this treaty
| p. s. al o'clock. The indications al
thir hour are very favorable to the ra,if.
cation Of the treaty. The final question will
not be taken I'LL to morrow, hul a great eff
fort will be made to take il then. ION.
Hon. George w. CamnbelI died a
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Graham's Magazine. The March
number Of this work lies before us, flied with the
usual variety Of choice original articles. by emf
neni American writer's. The embellishments. Coz
this number are two elegant sngrsvinsso beau.
iiful frmsIe figures, one representing EIpee,a.
'tiOn," the other Contemplation" and also rich
eolored Fashion plsie.
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q LRl.Fl ssalas eel.alaf fr,m TshRs Ara,
bhd Ms sppaiHssd seerlAFy q he TFpa,
soy ~ FIFsldeHl Asdisl'A h leit, n
suHffssds AlaFl isllatih, uhFh BE 30
iTarird ahsenrs in EuwPe - Minister
PirniP0fn'iay EsR1eEsd i hfosssaEy %
dralEn.ls sInnessls. -
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nsnsnied with two handsome engrsSings, "s,eps
10 Ruin--the last" and the "Psrdonsd, - with q
eolorcd plate Of the FASHIONS, aud also several
wood cuts. illustrating The subjects which they
pecede. This work has large list Of talented
contributors, and has acquired high ch.ractsr
fer the excellence and variety Of its subjects.
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Culinary.

Died. in this county. on the sih instant, EIIr-
| asrra cIrHAEISE Lose. daughter q ar. Jsmss
Lsng. in the 5lh year Of her age.
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M an RED.

In ihis place. 0n TUESDAY evening lhr 7lh IN.
slant. BY The Rev. John A. Nc amin. Ar. Ep-
wrs n. Warn. Of Plymouth. 10 Miss Fsasen
z, s.sprasos. az dis place.
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BE j, Ordained, That from and after the adop-
ton Of this ordinance. every citizen Of the town of
Hillshorough who shall fail to give in his or her
list Of taxobles, to the person appointed by the
Board, within the proper time. he or she shall he
required to pay double tax, and the town con.
stable is hereby directed to collect the same.
e. A. HEARTT, Town Clerk.
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shea yap Jf'h Ahl u meniRs y lga, %
re. shd tllsugh 'hs deg sbFb5b.,ul your
dslly bgsiHsss,
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Saturday. March 9Th, is4s.
Present. al the memhen Of the Beard.
The committee appointed 1t the last meeting
10 sessle With the late collector asked for further
time To make report; which was granted.
The committee appointed 10 settle with the
Treasurer, reported in substance as follows. VIZ:
That the Treasurer had received from
the collector the sum,of $3.50 ~
That he had paid out (including his
commissions on the. whole amouni,)
the sum Of $50 rs
Balance nov in his hands $50 ~
All Of which Is sustained by proper vouchers.
Ordered, That the Treasurer pay to Captsin
John Berry one hundred and Any dollars (sl5o.)
Of the amount due him. on, Of the funds now in
his hands, and take his receipt for the same.
On motion, Messrs. Long and Moore were sp.
pointed committee to wal, on Capt. Berry and
prepare a s,atemen. Of his account with the town
Of HillsbOrough to submit TO the next meeting o
the Beard.
The following ordinance was unanimously .
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Kenfucky.-1'hr l.exingion XIV. 0h.
server. spezking nf The Wing Convention
whirh Ereeally met Il Frankfort. resnaIks
" The Convention. lIlle largest ever belafe
assembled. nominated slrrars. and also
delrgalrs 10 The Mammal Convention II
Philadelphia. III Of vhnm HiIl 'role fol
eiihrr Henry Clay o. Zachary Taylnr. a
the nne a. The other shall. IN Convention,
be deemed most certainly available in The
triumph of the Wing raasr in the rlee-
lion nf President. This is eIarily righI
no party can deny or doubt H."
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Selling Pre- Boy.-A nan nsmed
lsihn Parker. lrral name supposed 20 Ne
kirkman.l frnm Gniiford saanly. was sf.
Frsaed n Sainnlay. c. sriling ! Zee ne
gFa hay y Mr. Rirllard Gnnl. az this
tnwn. He rs ysslrsday sFlemnaa. ~
fore . Cauu e Magiar1lrs. and fully
enmmiusd far tfial u ihe next snperinr
t'ouI. 1hr hay Is named Ned. about
Is yeas old. and rame with Parker 70
this plare. RzIMfa<fsa csaarriaL
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Hon. George w. Campbell died at
Nashville, Tenn, on the l7.h inst, aged
80 years. He had filed many ilnportan,
public offices, represented our government
" the court Of 8. Pacssbursh, was twice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-17
Mall Failure.
m. Genet, the Minister from France.
New YoRK, April IL, 1913


Mn EpIToR-
Having observed the following article in the Herald of
Saturday request the favor Of you to allow explsna
ton also to be published in your for the purpose
Of recyng error which, by frequent petition has
become part OF American history.
never returned from Europe, but settled the United
State, whore he died some ago. His republican
xsa and the appeal he made to tho people great
feeling at the time and he resolved and treated with
much GOODNESS by the predominant party at Washington.
10 the time Of Washington, jefferson favored him and
his principles but the country divided the ques
tion. "-Rep Of Herald
Genet did not actually appeal to the people, and
do not reooieot having asserted in OF tho
histories Of this country After having heard the report
that he had threatened TO appeal from the President to
the people, he determined to nvesigats and discover
the authors Of It, - IL was intended to iojure himself
and to destroy his usefulness 10 France II etrbu
ted to manJ eminent persons who each denied IT, In
turn until finally IL was alleged that Mr. Dallas was the
author Of He denied IT, in Philadephia, In 1898 To
prove its falsshood NJ Genet instituted suit ct law
agsinst gentlemen who had published It fact. The
late Judge Brookholdst Livingston and Col Burr,
his legal advisers Upon the arrival Of M Fauchet who
sent to supercede him. M Genet was recalled
Minister Of the French republic he called NJ Ge
time handing him three letters, from his
ther and from esoh Of his sisters observing that the
lives of families Of ministers answerable for their
sctionsthat of the gentlemen Chief Justice,
and the other Attorney General Of the United States
and that dsagreeabe to the United States govern
msn and would be injurious to the interest of France
and compromise his family. There no alternative
power of Justification and retired to private m always
maint aiming the fAsshood of the statement.
Yours very respectfully,
GEO c. GENET.