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The organizer., 1850-05-25

We copy the following extract from
a letter in the New York Herald, d6.
ted at Rome, March 21:
Mr.. CAss, OUR CHARGE D'AFFARs.-
By his exertions, Protestant worship
is at length permitted in Rome-wor.
ship according to forms of our own
most holy religion.
Yesterday | attended divine wor.
ship, conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Has.
tings, of Boston, whom Mr.. Cass has
attached to his legation as chaplain,
at which were present all of our
countrymen in Rome. For the first
time in the history of the Eternal
City has this privilege been accorded.
The English government for more
than sixty years, has endeavored to
obtain this concession. but without
success. Nor is this the only act in
his diplomatic capacity. Whiah anti
ties our charge d'affairs 10 the favora-
BILE consideration of the religious
community. In the month of Decem-
Der he saved from the flames a protes-
tant edition of the Bible, published in
Italian, consisting of two thousand
copies, which had been seized and
condemned to be burnt. | have not
time to detail the circumstances of
this transaction, bu! they are known
to all of us here, and we ale proud of
the conduct Of our representative.
The affair of the Propaganda, which
Mr.. Cass saved from destruction, has
likewise secured to hun the esteem of
the Roman government, and of the
friends Of that institution throughout
the world. ] am no Catholic; far
from it; but reverence the dissemin>
inations Of learning, independent of
creeds. The Propaganda College,
which contains students from every
nation under the sun. among whom
are thirteen Americans, was menaced
one night with destruction, during the
anarchy which existed in the time of
the late seige, by the trastevant. who
had sworn to kill every priest in
Rome. Protection was demanded by
his cOuntrymen; and with the Ameri>
can flag Mr.. Cass repaired to the
building before the doors Of which the |
crowd bad assembled with loaded
cannon. The scene had now assumed |
n national character, the grave con.
sequences Of which were evident to
the most reckless; and after a night Of
fierce and violent demonstrations, the
mob withdrew. / have heard these
from the lips Of the in
mates Of the Propaganda. The Pope,
as well as other dignitaries Of the
Church, among whom, to my own
knowledge, is the Bishop Of Baltimore.
have expressed TO Mr. Cass. as it was
and fitting they should do, their
thanks for the services thus rendered.
Hon. Robsn IO0nbs, Of Georgia, IN
derlook, on the 22d uh-, in Con gress. to /
champion the administration sgaiaa Ger,
tain charges of corruption. IN the course
Of bis remarks, be made a vile and unW6r.
Thy htlark upon the American press. which
be called "a mere national commun sewer
Of falsshood and detractioa.n The I'd.
miaslraliOn and iis friends have good rea-
son 10 feel sore at the manner 10 which
they have been shown up By the press
their mea nness made sppsreu1, iheir blum.
ssrs exposed, and their frauds dragged tnio
he lehi Of dsy' But thsy ouly make iheiF
Tuit he more apparenl BY losing her
isnper snd abusing ths Newspapers. Tsks
4 eo0lly; here is more a-comings-PeEs.
rrrw7wSaa
The organizer., 1850-05-25

"SEvESTY-FEvE cents a gall" exelaim-
ed Mrs. Partington, on looking over
the prices current. "Why bless me,
what is the world coming 70, when the
gals are only valued ~ seventy 6ve
cents" The old lady pulled OF her
sPeeticles, threw down the paper
aud went into a brown study On the
the want Of a proper appreciation Of
The value Of the female gender.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

A REsEMBLANcE.-"COlonel w. Is q
fine looking man. isn't hel" said .
friend Of ours the other day. "Yes,"
replied another; | was taken for
him once" "Youl why you're as
ugly as sinl"
81 don't care for that-I endorsed
bis note. end / was taken for him by
the sheriff"
The organizer., 1850-05-25

A Capital Raj SOyy.-ReV. Wal
ter Cotton. in bis agreeable and chris
tian-like diary Of a voyage TO Califor-
MIA in a man.of war entitled "Deck
and PORT" Gn which, by the way,
much is mildly and couvineingly said
against the spirit ration and fOgging
in the navy,) relates the following
capital raj story:
81 have always felt some regard for
a rat since my cruise in the COustitu-
tion. We were fitting for sea at
Norfolk. and taking in water and pro-
visions; a plank was resting on the
sill of one of the ports which commu-
nicated with the wharf. On bright
moonlight evening. we discovered two
rats on the plank coming into the
ship. The foremost was leading the
other by a straw, one end of which
each held in his mouth. We man
aged to capture them both, and found
to our surprise, the one led by the
other was stone blind. His faithful
friend was trying to get him on board
where be could have comfortable
quarters during a three three years
cruise We felt no disposition 10 K II
either, and landed them on the wharf.
How many there are in this world to
whom the fidelity Of that rat readeth
a lessoni"
The organizer., 1850-05-25

FoHTUSArE MAN.-A gentleman in
Albany has about one baby a month
lea at bis door, accompanied with the
request that be will chsFitsbly provide
for Il and bring il Up rsligioesly.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

Snooks was advised 70 get bis lifs
iusureds-sWon't do Il, said be, ~it
would BE- joss ny lock 70 live lorersr.
IL ] should MrE 6nooks vafy meek
y said-"Well ! wouldt, ny dsaF.-
The organizer., 1850-05-25

MAGNANrMoUs.-Benton, after ma
king show Of assault upon a man of
not more than one fourth his own
physical dimensions, and finding him
self promptly met by the equalizer in
the shape of a cooked pistol, whining.
ly exclains, 81 call upon the country
to witness that pistol has been
brought into the Senate to aSsassinGte
me-" Brave rnartyrl How the coun.
try must sympathise with thee. thou
meek and unofending one!-Muska-
tine (loa0a) Enquirer.
The Missouri Courier says:
"The declaration of Mr. Benton in
the Senate the other day, that he
"neVer carried weaponS" is unequivo-
cally contradicted by his own words
used last session when he attacked
Mr.. Butler, Of South Carolina. He
then said that he "had two pistols,
which he kept bright inside and out
side, sir; and when he fought he
fought to the funeral, SIR" Besides,
Mr.. Benton has had several fights
during his life, and always with dead.
ly weapons. 1t is we'll known that
he carried weapons in his tour through
this State last summer and frequently
carried armed bulles with him into
political meetings, as he afterwards
bOasted.--Missouri Courier, April 25.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

THE GRAEE.-PeFmanent rest is not
to be expected on the road, but Al tbs
end Of The journey.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

~A late Vicksburg Whig con.
tanned a long article (based upon
somsthing said By Northern paPer)
that divisions in the Southern ranks do
not encourage the North in its war
upon the rights Of the South. The
AbOlitiOnists according TO this. place
the proper estimate upon the influence
Of the WhiR and lis seo~laborera'' in
The South.
We hope The Wig is DOT mistaken.
Kazoo DemocTut
The organizer., 1850-05-25

RATHER FEvERIsH.-The Iowa City
Recorder says awe understand from
a nan direct from Milwaukee. that
they have the California fever 30 bad
there, that a person may buy a house
and lot for twenty-five cents, and il
required they will throw a woman and
a family Of babies into the bargain"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-26
GOy. MaaIy'S Address.

We lay b-ture our readers To DAY Gov
Nauly's address to tho Wig Convention
which met IL Raleigh on The 10Th instant
HIS Address viii be read Nth interest as he
refers to various subjects Of state policy, and
d. fines his position, especially, on the qDss.
iion Of "frcc Saiifasc." We aguce with
hts txcrllcncv, that the people have rght
ID aller the Constitution whenever time and
experience prove that amendments are want.
iug and whenever msprny OF the people
shall desire Convection 10 amend The Con.
sfiuiioo, nc shall bow IN submission to the
.iI! Of the maj 'rIty. The question was a9i.
,ated 10 1913 for parry effect, and no doubt
was the means Of obtaining many votes for
the Democratic Candidate bit we hope
the spell Is broke aud that no w ig will now
refuse TO support Gov. Manly, especially
when II is known that The Democrats stiIt OK
pcct to make capital OUT ol II TO aid 10 the
success Of their candidate.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-26
The Census Act.

We give tbs week a synopsis Of the Law
providing for the taking pf the 7lh Census.
The questions are numerous and Will elicit
an amount of information that will be highly
Interesting The Fayetteville Observer sus
ges,s that" the whul- operation may be great
Is facilitated Il each head Of a family would
pu, down in wiring an answer, embracing eve
~ point applicable To himself OF his family
and leave II where 4 can be had by the Mar.
shall, should that oilicer call IN has absence
from home This will secure accuracy, as
well as expedition, aud perhaps prevent the
taking Of the Census from being so annoying
m operation as II sometimes proves to both
parties
The assistant m1ishaI car this Cuuniy val
commence operation as soon Us he receives
the necessary raperS.
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concern In oil these conflicts, both foreign and
domestic. Gen. Taylor has borne himself as a man
aud patriot.
Standing now unmoyed. as he did amidst the
s'urm and thundef the eventual held OF Buona
VISTA when the flower and strength OF his army
were unjn-iy Withdrawn from him, aad he was eit
with a handful Of troops to be borne down aud Do
s,royel by the Irresistible force of uneqas! numbers
IS II poised by his nXn indomdablo courage. aud
enrgy and decision, lac ialers neither TO the rght
hand 10 the lefl Tut then, strikes for his
country
Tie Whig party may well congratulate them
selves and tic nation, IN having at the head 1f At
tllrs such man al such tremendous crisis as the
present crisis waieh has pirall red all legisla
ton hy our Congress disturbed the public MUD
stirred up lnplaeatle ieud and discord and liatred
among brethren Of the same grsl, national family
ard threatens to deliver over 10 anarchy aud civil
var, people heretofore united 10y the 81 ongesi ties
81 hit rio recolleeIions ofte past and brig hopes
fer the future people united 10 tie same irlter
n bond of kindred and Election and interest.
c ISIS ia history resulting from the acquisition
ui vast fegiOns Of territory purchased most dearly
H. Lavish cdsiOr Of The blood and treasure OF the
country. which was fortiod 10y the Wings as will
prophetic yisian: agains: tie coGsumnaton Of
which their best energies have been increasingly di
r.ctel--a poriehtous disaster for which tie Wig
PARTY IA sort responsible. crisis so threaten
irg and alarming that 1t becomes tie imperativ,
tnty Of those IN power ~ national assembly tt
calm the agitation and fears OF our people.
The sectional struggle in which our country Is
row engaged, and which has been brought upon "a
hy the ma,veIsalion OF Mr.. Folks administration
involves no. own alone. bat the destiny of elyl
liberty thFoughoa tie earth The contest must b.
made TO terminate. Public sentiment demands o
!, Congress 10 settle Il
, The path of safety and reform IN my solemr
opinion, alone be found in the mod, rate counsrls
tie concluding policy, and the conservative rtin
eiples Of the Wing pasty Lot US then, as band .
brothers, uphold that party
Buryiag all minor o. local leslousies, let us stan
shoulder TO shoulder together 10 maintain that paf
~. Ia anion is our strength.
Let then, my friends. emhazon upon on
shields tho principles Of Wings Inscriho upon I'll
sacred folds OF our ensign, the talisn1nIc motto 81
oar Older Lot us all rally at tie same watehNofd
aud masehing with Undivided front under the sam
, oanner-yiCrCRl Will gE CERTAIN AND COMPLETE.
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Gen Lopez.

This individual, who has clearly VIOLATED
the law of 1878, wall no doubt escape unpun.
lshed, from the fact that although there Is
witnesses enough 10 consIcI him, they object
10 testify, because II may mpllcato them
selves. Ii The authorities cannot tcnch him
Congress had better strike The law from the
statute book, aud tel every man who chooses
to do so cmbody 70 ce Of marauders to as.
sail whomsoevcr they viii,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-26
PROPOSED ADJOURNMENT.

H. The House 81 Representatives on Mon.
DAY, Mr.. Stephens, at Georgia, asked iho
unanimous consent uf the House To otler the
loIlo"irg resolution, foma,kng thai, iflt was
not granted, he would move 10 suspend he
rules:
Re ofetd, (srh Tie concurrence Of tho
sena'e,) Tho' she Speaker of the house end
the Pfesiiem d The senate bring the present
session ol Congress Close, by an adj1n II.
neni nf their rcsps, tive bouscs, on Munday
he IL day OF August next, at the hour Of
- o'clock mefldila.
The resolu ion being objected to-
Mr.. Stephens nsvrd a suspense q OF Tho
ra!es, on that motion lie demanded no yeas
aud nays, WEIGH wee ordered, and being IA.
ken, were as loAn.s; leas FL A., nays l2J, /.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-26
Important from Santa Ie.

Col. Monroe, The L. s. Military Goycfnof
IN New Mexico, has issued a proclamation
directing tho election Of Delegates To a Con.
Territory The Convention was To assemble
at Santa Fe on the - b los'au,. VI II
Nrighhors. the Texan CORNERSTONE, had
mndc au 81 ut to organize that country, bot
had falI-d, from he opposition lie met With,
aud had therefore returned 10 Austin.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-26
The Census ssii..

We haze At Irng'h IN ofiinal programme
Of the Census Schedules, AID a. early q. ia
first OF june The wotk under them will con-.
nencc, The Mtrsiais and their tf9ap, al
>uhofd,paIes VII be upan ha xiag, anl l,eh,
upon every city, village, hdtnlct. dsesn.,
o@Bcr, and occupant ~ he land. The deal
are expected 10 hear, he danb to speak, arl
the bind 10 see. Shareholders ate to own
up ~ to their slaves, and The cattle ,aisf
rs to hts nurses, mules, cows, oNcn, etc. Il
Age, So, aud color. oil are TO DO answered
Tor, aud every hing two legged, four legged,
OF nondescripi, - TO BIO enumerated.
THIS custom of kaowing all about every
tht Is uoi agreeable 10 alt minds, bat IT ~,
suits tho uqm,tiyc spirit Of she age, nnd =
reeess'y to wise legislation aud correct
opinion. Statistics is science which teach
es men more Of men and ,binss, more Of I'm.
rfovemeuls made aud which may be made,
lhan any thing else We wot Of 10 he world
There IL moral in every one u them vic
Their they relate to creations animate pr n
animate Ia productions # the land or ma
chiHerl; To the fruits Of the earth or to cap
url, labor education. health, or Anything
else. The Census Bll, which has met tho
approval Of Congress has six schedules aud
We shall refer briefly 10 each of them,
The first relates 10 lhc Zee Inhabitants
aud name Of every one. with his abode on tho
ls' Of juno, is 10 be given. Profession, &C.
cupa'ion, placo Of bluh, married OF snge'
age, deaf or dumb paupcr or convict, insane
OF idiot, white or black, nonahili,y to read'
II over 20 years Of age, are all ~ bo gwen.
Schedule two, relates TO slave inhabitants
the owners Of slaves and the number OF slaves
The fugi'ives from the slave States, and Tho
number manumi'icd, With their aye, sex, col
or and natural a Elections.
Schedule three. relates To productions OF
agriculture TO the names Of owners, agents.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-26
THE PRISONERS AT HAVANA DlscuAR


A Telegraph di.paich from New Odcans,
dated on Saturday last, says:
We have received intelligence from In.
vana - lac as lae 10Th Instant, and are hap.
ny 20 state that The Spanish Government has
SI"lded 10 the representations uf our Consui.
aided bs other American authorities, md. ri.
ter Passlas through the forms Of o trial, has
libera'td the American prisoners, who were
iFee To return To the uuned Siatcs
Thus is removed IN ground. Tor apprehcn.
ding any difficulty w'h SPAN 90 accou,d Vi
these prisoners. - P,iersbarg I.tL
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-26
the NICARAGUA TREATY

TIE National inIetgetcct SAYS thal sl.
lfenuc nlo matisn has reached his eu,etn.
meut oi the luil orl totel by the Bni,h GOV.
etnmeni at the treats h'psily c"ncudt ~
thai city biween VI secretary Clayton aud
Sir IIcary tiulset, Tor til" adjustment Of all
pe,aIs 81 The N,csfa .us q iesi'.sn, ~ between
the government If the unsed States aud hat
ii Gfeai Baiaiu.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-26
North Carolina Gazetteer.

We call attention 10 the prospectus Of e.
Wiley, for publishing the North Carolina
o. zelteer. II will be found IN auGlher col.
umn. This is awoik much needed in North
Carolina, aud Mr.. Wi'cy Is, from what We
can earn, every way qualified for the task
he under, kes. Such a work every North
CaroliBlan should desire to have, and for
which he ought to subscrlb'. The assistan,
Marshal will soon be ~ every section ut The
County taking the census, those desiring
will fiid this very favorable opportunity FOR
aiding IN tho success Of ibis undertaking.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-26
" heat Crop. sc.

Aaer a mnst hatlering prospect OF an
abundant, Wheat cop We regret 10 have to
state tia, 1t has been so seriously injured by
the rus, that rs more than hall a crop viii be
made. Iudeed. some fields are so badly IN.
pred that they we're not cut.
The droGgd with which we have been vs.
ned Tor several weeks caused some fears that
the corn crop would be shor, too, but the
gcn.a! showers that have been passing "ihiu
the las, week We hope will now d',fcll every
cause Of uuea,lness.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-26
The { anYasS.

Gov. Manly has published ~ The Raleigh
Register hsi Of appointments. lie vii
commence At Wcut~orlh Rockingham coun.
s, 10 The 43,'s instant, end then every other
DAY through the coming month he Will ad
dress his fellow c,tzen.. lie viii be ~ the
mountains The greater part Of the time. -
The time Is too short to canvass the whole
State, he therefore goes to the section where
an attempt has been made to prejudice the
people againsi him on nccoun, Of the Iocaiion
Of the Turnpike K al from Salisbury to the
west.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-26
THE COMPROMISE Bli.L-Mg souLE's
AMENDMENT, sc.

AMENDMENT. Sc.
A Washington correspondent Of the Bali.
more Sun, il, letter Of the 18th June. te.
marks -" A veiy important vote was taken
10. day IN the Senate on the adjustment bill
II secures The passage Of the bal IN the seu
ate. ~ large mspnty t3s 10 ~ Mr..
SSulr's amendment was adopted, and II set.
ties one question, which 10 the south d vital,
To VT: that new states may come into Tho
un,on, aud a. slGrcholdiag states, IL the PEG.
Pile thereof choose TO adop, slavery The
doctrine held ly northern ulras is, that
another state, Except from Texas aud south
Of 90 10 J shall ueNr be allowed TO como
in,n the Union. This abstraction il now set.
tied aud there canno, be much more dill vi.
" m regard to the bill.
The reason that Mr. Ssaafd's name does
not appear in the negative, Is that no paIed
oil with h,- colleague. Mr.. Dickinson.
Mr.. Webster hiss shawn 10 day thai ha
will tread no step bickaatj.' lis brist
speech elected spontaneous burst Of ap.
pause from the galleries.
MIR. Clay Will retire from the senate a.
soon as the adjustment Is til,cled. Ils vail
retire, IN that case with CORY enough iof
one man."
f The fallowirg IS The vote on the smeai.
mert:
Yeas Mr'srs Aiehison Badger, Bell Benton.
Brrrien. Bright, Butler, cass. clay, Clsneu~,
Cooper. PAWS, OF Miss UIwspn. Dois'. OF Isxt,
Douglas. Duwns. Foo'r. iloqsion. Hunter, jones
King, Mason, Morton. Noftis. Puartc, Pratt. Rlsk,
sebastian Shields. sun'o Spnance, sturgeon.
Tnrney Underwood, Wales. WeLslor, Whilcomb
iulce- IS.
Nays-Ncs.fs. q iIsin. Chase. Clarke, Dawes.
OF Mass, Dayton, Dodge. of Mis.. Greene, iias.
Miller. Smith, upham, Ma S,r-i2
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rue CASE OF Ia JouN ". WEBSTER

h. sroS. JVNEls.
In the Supreme J.llicial Cautl ms main.
ing, Chif Justice shaw pronounced the d..
cislnn af the court Oh the petition If prufes.
sot Wooster for ~rll 81 err"r. The couit
refused 80 sraUi he petition, and the case re-.
main. n before. There Isl.uie pfubsb,ili.
of ihe prisoner escaping 'he & cuuon u
hts awful sentence.
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The Adjustment,

Since Tie adoplon OF Nf. Soule's amend.
men' To the Adjustment y By so large vote
(Which Will be Iauud Ia lo.day's piper) It /,
generally conceded now that this b,H viii
pass by about the same majority. Even
IN The House Of Representatives Il Is bclies.
ed II wii pass.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-26

w About ihe yenr 1851, the legislature
u PennsS lyanIa, passed a resolution, that
no member should come to the house bare.
foot, or ca, his bread aud cheese on the
steps"
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Late from Europe.

b. the ARRIVAL IT the steamer Cambria al
lishtay on the 2ist instant. We have date,
from Liverpool 10 the : h los a,i. Cotton
n tie line ui The tsmbrla's sailing vas un.
changed bu' firm. The weeks sales amour.
ted TO 90, 900 bales. -Four dull aud price
uacha ,sed. C.de had advanced from ia
, sl,t.Itrg- per hundred weight. Meas from
Cubr had ,ltenghe ed prices "a Sag'r ma.
lerially. NJ paarcli Gess communicated
by the telrgrapLIc report.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-26

" David s. Reid. Esq, in letter TO
WIN. Lander, Esq, of LincoIn,on, accepts.
the nomination as the Dsmoctauc candidate
'or Governor.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-26
ANfnl l'alalnilY.

We learn from the New Os'ean. papers
that cresasse has been eli c,ed Al the Grand
L-Tee IA Point Coupce parish BY tie great
pressure OF water that rested on ii. aud /, ~
so extensive that every etInu To stop i, has
failed and It /, therefore abandoned By
this ctcvasscs he whole A,iakhpas count, )
the garden spot " Of the Sac Of Louisa
ana, IL 10 danger Of beng inundated. Hun.
dfed. Of plantations viii be damaged. The
crevasse - said 10 be one bundled and flly
yards vide ana J.. running over with the ra
p,dhy equal to The falls Of 81. An,hony
sweeping I'll hau.es, stock. &. Tie waiel
on the outside IS said to be- from - 10 | :
inches doep but re fall inside Is from | : Ia
10 feet, which must gi'e the waer a ife
mon Iyus force.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-26

W |, IS reported that the Negroes on The
Island Of Martin, had risen against the
whites.
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gElTg,lDffg:
VI EDNESDAY. JUNE 20. 1850.

II WILLIAM THOMPSON. Esq., is our
gent IN Baltimore, authorized IL obtain advertise
menis and subscriptions. aud 10 grant receipts
IrE ". CARR. ESQ is our agent ia fb,ladel.
p ia, horiZed TO obtain ADVERTISEMENTS and pro.
c ire subscriptions
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-26

Ea- The Rev. Mr.. F'eming's Addr,s.
aIi be published nexl week.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-26


Tie Wig party had It's orgabiz ition IN the de.
fence Of Tie toasiai'n against tie agrees OF
the Executive ~ da!snce 81 the Legislative De
PaFiinent d te go9 rnmsHt AZ 'irsi Exc ntvo "a
hieocs. Executive dieti''1n aud ite one man pow
e. u Is based Upon re- ard Tor the Constitution and
5elienco - i48. We meuleats the eoctino Of
honesty, AID lar d.dhpg towards all nslions iIr.o
liability Of the treaties, ul peace ard friendship with
al economy 10 pnoIe espehd' ur's opposition 70
wars not dcnlBaeI tor the safety, defence - honor
Of tie nation to standing armies 10 Tune OF peace,
national debts and he4Yy '4Eliioa We are not
sectional bot conserv1''ve We propose no test
that cannot be submitted TO by cat ms o! every sec