davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29
BENEDTcIIoN.

Capt Knight OF the packetship sewworid, and the
crews OF the boats who aided 10 saving MANI lives
VIII be present
THEODORE K ~ FOREST. GEO. H. tRANKtIS,
EDWARD FITZGERALD, JOHN R. PAAIOS.
WV. adams A II sHtLTZ.
NORRIS FRANKLIN NIL5ON SMALL.
Co4naes u ih. bo1rf Ci Comlaltiee Of re herf ~
Adennea. Assistant Aldermen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

! u - ~ ~ !
etnz pnepsy l feesoce ID. u spport.s si-,S
= o Ne Co1r's Ia- prlPl sGcsy relation % Il.
sFrr> Car sld Circuit s1d oyer judge, 81
e1 s-sife % lave oc-rs OF s.ct,bs
ee oers 81 these Courts aEl tL-y require 81 more Be-
= pef-r % ak- Er-. kc The odcf@t tg he Cor
Hes eflsstg u. Pr--i~ui q t~Bo4 The MAYOR 70 appoint
50 ht-itnt a. nag y nrs,ary 90 Tie Courts n
O-nty. pr4l1 VI strh
- ana 81 - = reaa a. s.iary exceed -5O0'
e. P-ttous r relief from we're rs q .ud referred "a
tie El1rl Adjourned ~i -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

CARPErs.-To all those who would wish to make saving
Of % per cent, styles Of American and Eng.h car
pets, also rugs, oil cloths shades &c would recommend
them TO The celebrated cheapest carpet establishment Of the
United States, HIRAM AsDERsoss 80 Bowery wholesale
ard retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

NEw.Yosx-XXVth Dist HoKAcx BALLAD. Free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

~ CITIZENS subject to military duty are
earnestly requested to call Immediately at the Office OF
the Receiver OF Taxes, back of the City Hail. and pay
the legal Communication, seventyve for the year
Those who shall neglect it, and ind themselves drsgg
up for fine and before courtmartis will be
served just right The present law very lenen rem
derng the Militia nuisance quite bearable So let US
face the music. After this week, certain Mr. Guck
will be your track.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29
Court Cniendar....THis DAY.
Law Courts.

oi-''' c,ri'.-Froal ". 'os 70 sa..see ofo.l.si.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

~ KNOX, the celebrated Futoust Halter. are in
formed is doing smashing business this season. The
greater the competition the better he thves for the
that he furnishes rsrate Hat low price His store l28
Fulton is always full of customers. all wanting good
N hat az they pot from, him the last tme~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

lSQrEsr.-Coroner Ball held an inquest yester-
day on the body Of about IS years OF age found
floating IN Govanqs Bay. From tee body being very
advanced stage OF decomposition, he must have been
sometime IN the water The Jury returned verdict Of
death By drowning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

10 To-day and tomorrow are reception days
at the Great Fair The Garden has begun to sssum Its
wonted air Of business like activity to such
cssons aud from the arrangements already made it is
very evident that the approaching Exhibition will be
fully equaled If doe, not surpsss all Its prede.
cessors. See advertisement In another column
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31
RAIL ROAD MEETING.

meeting for the purpose oi appointing
delegates 10 tho Salisbury Convention, Oh
the 9th Of June, was held IN the Court.
House, on Tuesday last, the 2Sd Ins'.
Maj. J. r. Kerr VAS called to the chair,
and James Fulton appointed Secretary.
II wsa unanimously resolved 10 send
twenty five delegates TO The Convention,
which number The Chairman was author.
lzed To appoint, he himself being one. The
following gentlemen have been appointed,
and are respectfully requested 10 aci as
delegates.
DR.. &. !. Fox j. W. o borne. W. w.
Films, A. b. Davidson, 70. I. Davidson,
BrawIey Oats, Leroy Springs, Andrew
Springs, Alexander Springs, VIM. r. My.
ers, John A, Young, Joseph II. Wilson,
Jennings II. Kerr, X. &. Carson, Thomas
I. Grier, DAVID Parks, VIM. d. Johnson,
Benz. Morrow, DR.. Daniel Asbury, J. l..
Badger, c. T. Alexander Sr.. Il. H..
Btawley, Peter NJ. Brown, W. l.. David.
son, james Fulton. --.JeG,rsoniaa.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31

There is no great deal yet lranspiriog
in Congress. The debate on the Yucatan
question 10 the Senate has been brought
10 close, by It's being announced that the
conflicting parties had made Peace.
10 the House Of Represent iives, Satu-
day May 18th, there was quite an ANNA.
ted discussion, concerning the question,
whether il is constitutional in Congress, TO
gran, an appropriation, 10 satisfy claim
which citizen may oflrr for slave taken
away by British vessels a, the conclusion Of
the War. Messrs Burt, Tuck, Rhet, Gid.
ding,, Bayly, Venable, Woodward, Holmes
and some others participated. Ia another
column will be found some Of the sparrinr.
Ga Monday 22d May, both houses ad.
jOurned over several days, through cour.
iesy to the Democratic members who wish
ed 10 attend the Baltimore Convention.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31
COUNCIL OF STATE.

The Council Of State. which assembled
IN this Guy. on Saturday lasi, made the
following appointments under the advice Of
III, Exec lency, the Governor, VIZ:
Hon. William II. Battle, now Judge
OF the Superior Courts of Law and Equ.
", to be Judge Of the Supreme Court.
N place OF Hon. Joseph John Daniel,
deed.
u. +. Moore, Esq. of Hnlifax, to be
Attorney General Of North Carolina, IN
place OF Hon. Edward Sianlv, resigned.
Augustus Moore. E.q. Of Edenton, Ia
he Judge Of the Superior Courts of Law
aud Equity, N place OF Hon. William u.
Battle, appointed to the Supreme Court
Raieigh Restssr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31

BE 1t therefore rssolred. That we hiub.
ly approve Of The Rail Road Convention TO
be held in Salisbury on the 9th Of June
next.
Resolred. That the chairman of this
meeting appoint Committee of three, to
select and nominate twenty two delegates,
TO represent the County Of Cabarrus in
said Convention.
Resoired, That the delegates appointed
by this meeting be authorized TO supply
any vacancies which may occur in this
delegation.
Ia compliance with Resolution I'd, the
chairman appointed Gen. Means, Vim. s.
Harris, Esq, and Col. Long, a Committee
TO nominate deiega'es-who after retirin.
few moments reported, through Col.
Long, the names Of the following gentle.
men, who we're accordingly appointed
delegates:
/ DIR. X. p. Harris, X. W. Foard, DIR. J.
c. Cbaihp, Col. ID. Coleman, John +. Pal.
fer, VIM. +. Phlfr, X. Barrinaer, T.. X.
Harris, John Gibson, Walter n. Pharr
Dr. Cytus AleHander, Col. George Barn.
hardt, Daniel Miller, Christopher Melchor.
Col. Jno. Shinpoch, Daniel Boyer, jacob
u. Coleman, Mal. Roht. 5. Young, Mai.
bison Cannon, Dr.. W. W. Rankin, Col.
David White, Capt. Moses PITTS.
Upon motion Of Tho. Henderson, E,q.
the names of the Committee were added
to the list Of delegates.
Upon motion Of Col. Long,
Re'ofred, That a copy Of the proceeding,
OF this meeting be forwarded to The Ed
tors Of the journal and Jrii'.rsonlan, Char,
lo,ie, aud Salisbury Waterman, with a &c.
qnes', tia, they publish them IN their sey.
siai papers.
Upon motion, the meeting adjourned
sine die.
DAN. COLEMAN, President.
T. {. CuiYFtS. Sec'y
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.


The following is an extract from speech
recently delivered in The U. States Senate
by Mr.. Allen, Of Ohio:
We live IN an age OF the world when
erea, truths are established, too glarinr for
any man 10 say, 81 look but see not" One
great truth has been established within the
last forty days; and pronounce it one Of
the most important truths which has been
politically established since the foundation
OF society, and il is ihis-ihat armed men
no longer afford guarantee to despoiism.
Standing armies can no longer be relied on
10 sustain thrones, bu, on the contrary mix
and mlngle with the oppressed multitude,
and are the first 10 reduce those thrones
10 ashes. That is the great truth Of the
age. 1t has just been established IN France
established IN the presence Of hundred
thousand bay oneis ~ The pay of the crown.
That, SIR, ID worth more than all the dis.
coveres with regard 10 steam and electric.
ny that have been made, no matter how
much Dragging there may have been about
the use OF these clemens. There are bu,
Two powers IN the government Of man now
IN operaiion-'orce and public opinion.
Force has failed in the heart Of Europe
and the governments there must forever
rest upon opinion, an opinion founded upon
the enlightened reason Of the people.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31
Advice Gratis.

Young man ysu are just entering lie !;
YOU are JUS, abou, TO embark with your
liills oil on board" cut into tho ocean.
Heretofore your course may b., compared
10 fosting along the current of some placid
rIver; Tor The most part II has flowed IN
smoothly. through shaded banks, pictures.
que dells, and through some que, lake
70 beautiful. serene and varied, may life
heretofore have proved to you; bu, nov
yos launch forth into the vide sea, where
you will moro than probably. meet with
storms, breakers, and sometimes when
you lessi expect It, With hidden shoals and
reefs. To keep cloar of the many mis-.
hsp' you viii be liable 10 experience, to
weather the storms that will beset you in
youf pcfilous voyage, yoa will ever have
10 be on the alert. Strict integrity and
spngttness, must be the charts. whose d..
rsciIons you must never desiate from, and
let caution be your polar star be cautious
never intent onally, without cause, to wound
anoher's feelings. cautious never TO do any
action which as an uprgh, and conscien.
iious man YOU would BE- ashamed tn &C.
knowledge before the world be " void Of
oh-ncs," as far as in you lies. " towards
God aud man" do this, and you can make
The voysee Of life safely and,
"G.iainE sheltered port al last,
Look bach and smile upon the storm"
Pas "W,ll they put the male 10 tho
mad House T.
why son, wha, makes you ak such
question"
Because in every paper, YOU read
something about The male (ma,l) derange.
meat, aud you know they put deranged
folks in The mad house"
Hush son and 90 to your moih"r."
MIKE.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31
Comm SMirNiiOliS
RAIL ROAD MEETING IN cAnARRUs
fos rae CHARLOTTE JOURNAL,

RAIL ROAD MEETING IN CABARRUS
10 accordance with previous notice, q
numser IF the citizens Of Cabarrus Coun.
ty, mel In the Cour, House in Concord or
the 9Th May, for the purpose of selecting
delegates, to represent suid County in tho
Rail Road Conveotios, proposed to be held
10 Salisbury on the 9th Of june next.
on motion. tho meeting was organized
BY the appointment Of Col. Dan. Coleman
sPresident, and +. G.. Chafin, Secretary.
The otjec, Of tho meeting having been
explained in a few pertinent remarks By
H H' Long, tho following Preamble and
RESOLUTIONS were submitted by that gen.
ueman and unanimously adopted.
Whereas. the citizens Of Cabarrus feel
profound interes, in the extension Of the
Charlotte and Columbia Rail Road through
our State.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31
Reclamation.

The Hon. Edward Stanly has resigned
the office Of Attorney General, no, as some
allege TO run for the Legislature. though
he may do that, bu, on account Of his prl.
vaie business requiring has presence in his
own county.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31
TIE TREATY.
MarIiINa rnS Ny |

NisHNG7oS, May g.
We have, every doy, new rumor as 10
the prospect ol The ratification of the tfea.
y at p"ase by tho MeNcan Congress. |,
IS believed that Penn pcna is "a friend 10
the treaty, aud that his successor, Here
~, viii advocate Il, but II - apptehc nded
tina, the Congress will not hoax at Il, and
that the people viii no, regard It, even II
concluded.
Mr.. Marcy has expressed doubts "a to
us ra,iiicauonf aud the President as
know, Is 10 despair. as TO obtaining any
treaty. That he sincerely wishes II, |
have no doubt, myself, though others as.
ser, TO the contrary. Several very dls,ln.
guist d officers have written to the de.
parimen,s that the treaty will be ratified ;
but Others equally well Informed, assert
that IL will no, be ratified,
The event is so doubtful and so remote,
that i, cannot have any hearing upon tie
nomination.
We have htile to add, except what is
merely speculation. upon the subject OF the
Wing and democratic nom nations. Mr..
Buchanan's prospects are a hiilc improv.
ed. MIR. Polk is out Of the question
Gen. Cdss stands IN stain ono, with some.
thing like a hundred votes 10 begin with.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31
BY REQUEST.
COMMON SCHOOL NOTICE.


Mr.. Editor: The following are the act
Of the Legislature of North Carolina pre-
scribIng the mode of eleclIng Committees
in the several Districts, and their imme
date duties thereafter, viz:
At the session of lS46-7, it was enact
ed as an amendment 10 preceding acts, tha
the School Committees Of the several schoo
districts shall be elected on the last Satur
day of June in each and every year, whose
term Of service shall commence on the first
Monday in July, and continue for one yea
and until others are chosen.
Al the session of S46-7. chap. 81, sec.
-. Be il enacted, DC, That the School
Committees shall in one month after their
election, report to the Chairman of the
Board of Superintendanis, the number and
names of the white children in their Dis
tricls Of five aud under twenty one years
Of age.
Section 10, same chapter. BE IL enac.
ted, That the School Committees shall an.
nually on or before the LIST Monday in DC.
luber, of each and every year, make re.
port to the Board of Superintendent, show.
ing the number and names Of children in
their respective districts, who have receiv.
ed instructions at their schools The preced.
ing year, the length Of time the same was
kept up, the names Of the Teachers and
the amount paid, and such other facts in
relation to their schools as they may deem
expedient.
The various Committees will comply
promptly with the above acquisitions so as
TO enable the Chairman to prepare his re.
port for publication, which is required by
the Cd Monday in October, Of each and
every year.
JNO. A. YOUNG, Chairman.
Charlotte. May %. ls4s.
"The human m,nd." says Marriott,
g walks in England it skps and capers in
France; i, plods and gropes in Germany
in Italy it soars." |
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31
TILE PREsInENcY

Almost the entire business Of this Ma
ton is absorbed ia. The question:" Who
shall be our next Chief Magistrate r. What
principles shall goyernl The whole coun.
try - occupied with. the question Of the
next Presidency. Men seem to talk and
think Of little else. Revolutions occur a.
broad, which shake the ground. works Of
ancient governments, and bid fair to revo
lnlionize The face of the whole world
Heavy monafchies 20 down 10 the dust,
aud Republics rise, clad in the beauty and
sincerity youth. All these however ere
ate but nine DAYS wonder on this side Of
the Atlantic. They pass away like a
wreath of morning log and are forgotten.
The Mexican war too no longer ensrosses
our people with bloody battles and magnif.
cent victories. All minds are absorbed IN
the poltical war II, home the war of o.
pnIons. Men here are intent upon pre-.
sering that freedom which people in the
old world are struggling to obtain. This
deep and universal interest in regard TO
the next Presidency. show thai the country
desires CHANGE-,hat 1t feels keeny
lis suficfngs from The misgnvernmen, Of
the present Administration that il Ieali.
zes, 10 lis hearts core, that, the election
of an American President is of the high.
est importance not only TO the prosperity
and dignity, but to The happiness, aud the
lives of the people. They want hereafter
a mar, who viii 90, control tie .dcs,lnies
of peace aud war, who will not waste mil.
lion, Of the public treasure IN the fields OF
battle, who viii not recklessly expose the
Hover Of our youth To the sword, and the
mothers and sisters Of Tic land TO The ag.
ony Of bereavement.
Well may the next election stir the deep.
est fountains Of the American heart It's
results may tell for veal or woe upon our
happiness and pfosperlly-aye upon the
future destiny of our glorious Republic
Rdhigh R'gis'tr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31
POSTSCRIPT.

Just as our paper was going to Press,
we received intelligence that The Hon. l..
Cass, of Michigan, had received the nom.
nation for President by The Democratic
Convention. No choice for Vice President.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31
Mr.. Ciddings-his rievs-ompaibious an.

.Hr. GiddfngS-h iegS-Gmpaibious an
inais-d charge made and rtfuted. ETC.
Mr.. Giddlnss, &C Ohio, more a, home
on The abolition aud freedom question than
any gentleman IN The House, obtained the
floor. He warmed up as he progressed in
hts remarks, and said, earnestly, that he
would not vote for tho bill because il weigh
cd humanity agains, pai,ry pelf. lie lock
ed upon man as man, no matter what wa,
the color of his skin, md dad not look upol
a person Of dark complexion as an amphih
ions animal, as did the gentleman from S
Carolina. over the way. tLauahter.I
Mr.. woodward, rs the allu.ion was 10
bin, arose, and said consider slaves
both property aud persons. Entirely pro-
perty in fact, and entirely persons in fact.
Mr.. Gidcings On, yes In Kentucky
there are men half horse aud half ALI.
gator" Laughter, and voice: +" And
IN some places they 60 the whole hog
Tia la i Tie gentleman from $. Caro-.
lima IS on The fence, where be can Jump "a
ON either side. You can't bring Southern
men 10 an issue.
NJ. Holmes, Of South Carolina. - Poo.
pic have right TO property in persons,
and Southern men viii exercise the light
over four millions of slaves, irrespective
Of The gentleman from Ohio and his friends
Of the North.
Mr., Glddings have always heard that
down South. they are considered as kind
Of cattle. Don't involve us in it. We
want nothing to do with IT, We desire not
to pay tayes TO support he institution.
Mr.. Holiness charge that the gentle.
man, in 1912, was expelled tho House for
surreptltlously putting in a petiiion--
Mr.. Glddlnss Gn;orr1pilns him u nev.
er nltcmpted-
MIR. Holmcs-You put petition on he
table surrepltlously, and had i, carried TO
a committee.
Mr.. Giddngs-I never saw a slavehol.
der but who was demented. Laughter.1
Mr. Holmes w bat then, did YOU do
Mr.. Glddings--l offered a resolution,
that the government has no power to car.
~ on the slave trade. hope the gentle.
man will become sane. Ila ha and
@ keep cool over there"
Mr.. Holmes (aga,n ri,ing)-As this is
a matter Of some Importance
MIR. Gljjings (rofuslng TO give way)-
When was driven from his hall does the
gentleman thlnl, ha, do not know what
il was for
Mr.. Halmcs-Il is a matter of record. (
Mr.. Gtddngs-lt is a matter of record
hat YOU are false IN your statement
This reply being delivered in rather a
oud tone, gentlemen in The lobby crowded
up 10 the bar, anticipating hotter time Of II.
Mr. GAYLE, OF Ala, Immediately arose.
Il rise 10 a question concerning tho dignl.
y of this House, No member has a right
o lmpu,c ialsehood to another.
Mr.. Holmes, with promptness, was un
lers,ood to say lha, he did not understand
Nr. Glddlnes in an offensive sense.
Mr.. Giddlugs-Thc gentleman did no,
Understand me SO. 1t i, an illustration of
us good,nalurc. Very loud lila, has.
ir. Gddlngs concluded his remarks, quo.
my Madison, Jefferson, and others, in sup.
,ort of his views agains, slavery.
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, moved that
he committee rise; which motion, at 3
'cock, prevailed, and without dIsposing
{ the bill, :
The House adjourned.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31

These Free Trade Gentlemen, and Mr..
Walker ut their head, will probably DO
ready to admit now that the starvation IN
Europe last year had something TO do with
the rise IN prices; # not, tins tariff mus
be q queer monster, which blows hot aud
cold both.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31

On our FIRST page will be found. another
Onglna tale By Jimmy Cri,us; he requests
US 10 say, that lady give him the sub.
stance Of Il, ~ tue. Several other pieces
Of humour Hard Of hearing" " Rough
Gambling" &C., &C., will Interest, those
fond VI fun.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31
ATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

y a IL OF NOh III CAROLfNA,
MECKLENBuRG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A.
pril Term, lS4s.
Vim, W, Elms
rs. Original Attachment.
Tho H. Alexander
Levied in the hands of Brcm 4 Alexander and
them summoned as Garnshee.
1T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
III that the defendant resides beyond the limits
of this State. Therefore ordered by the Court, that
unless said defer dant appears and replevies at
tho next term of said Court, TO be held for said
county, at the Court House in Charlotte on the
4ih Monday in July next judgment by eiaull
will be rendered against him
Witness, Brady Oates, Clerk of said Court, 4;
office, the 4th Monday in April, A. d. ls4s
b. OATES, ccc
April IL. Printers Fee s5s, t37
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31
STATE or NOR1HCAROLINA,

CABARRuS COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas end Quarter Sessions, A
pril Session, ls4S.
J. d. Bos and others,
rs Petition for Partition OF
Solomon Bost and the :
Heirs at Law of f.. Land.
hzabeth ilhelm.
sr.T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
~ that solomon Bost and the heirs at Law of
Elizabeth Wilhelm are defendants in this case and
reside beyond the limits of tins State Il is tisre.
fore ordered By the Court, that publication be
made IN the Char lotto Journal published in Char.
lotte n. C., for six weeks, notifying said deftn.
dans, 10 be and appear at the next Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, TO be held Tor the county
Of Cabarrus, at the Court. House in Concord on
the Sd Monday in July next, 10 plead or demur TO
sud petition. otherwise the petition viii be heard
ex parie as to them and division Of the land or.
derod accordingly.
Witness. r. w. Foard, Clerk of our said Court,
at office, the 81 Monday in april, A. d. ls4S.
L. W. FOARD, c.c.c.
May "a. Price adv, IS G2I. lbs
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31
County Convention.

The County Convention on last Sl,ur.
day nominated Capt. Jno. Walker, candi.
date for the Senate ond Capt. Adam Har.
rison Of this County. and Jno. w. Davis,
Esq., aud DR.. Jas. Williams, Of Union, Cor
the Commons.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31
fsWNryaNrfs n

Married, in CASTOR county. on the 2ith inst,
by the Rev. Mr. Lander. Mr.. URIAH CLOYD,
OF Caldwell county. to Miss ROSANNAH NJ
c. MOORE. of CASTOR county.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31

"GEN. TAyLoP.-Wc sincerely regret
that Gen. Taylo has suffered himself to be
brought out a. a candidate for the Prcsl.
dency. - Washington Union.
No doubt. We are perfectly satisfied
tina, for once The Union spoke It's sentiment.
frankly. Any body else would have suit
ed the Union and lis employers better than
Gen. Taylor; and though il be the Unions
"pslnful duty to protest against his nom
nation, We scarcely think that that protest
viii have much weight with the Whil
Conventiou.-Fayem ril!e Obstrrer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31

As The Free Trade Editors ascribe oil
the favorable aspects of business to the be
neiclal operations Of the Tariff Of lsi6,
suppose We try them on the other side OF
The question. May we also attribute the
following decrease IN prices To the Influence
OF the same achievement Of Locofoco pol.
ICY The quotations ate mostly from Cook
Young & Co.'S y. o. Price Current: