Western Statesman, Volume 1, Number 48, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 11 February 1831 — Page 2

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FROM TIIF. fl.VLTIMORE CHRONICLE. I "Under such circumstances, wc are permitted to sav Hint if it should be the will of the un

dent to serve a second

ill not dc-

Titr. 'ui:sipe.t AM) Vicr-PursiiicxT. ! ti,,a 10 Cl,! u" tll,; -'rL 1,"t tJ sirve xt l i i ! l -,, ' term in the Chief Magistracy, he wi Much has been sud and vv rittcn on , , ,

. . .. . . cilin- mi- -niiiiiivit . v.- -v. the rumored misunderstanding ot these i Wo wcrcI,ol surprised at Gnding the dignitaries. Various editions ol the i a,ove paragraph i the new Jackson cause and circumstances ot their misun- 1K1.,or,the Globe, recentlv established, derstaiidinji have readied the ruhlie ' ' ,iipr , nmmnnrel nt Wnliin-Tinn-

V 1 IUUIV,! VVIlll'iv-'-vi. . . ... . .... ..... .

foreign ivews. ii.vTE riton r..N;i,Ai.

The Boston Centinel and Gazette, of

ANNUAL MEETING Of the American Colonization Society, j This meeting was held in the Hall ofi

INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

e-talli?hingone l ict concIiiMvelv t.iat uould it surprbc us to sec its con- sub--ide,i. If won'm appear that this alteration : o'clock.

there wn a misundclstaiHling, but leav-; . i- (;()n j,, t,e km. pri'.lt a m vith ia pualr.; opinhMi throughout Europe, lias been

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in, its history obscured bv doubt and; Iicncc. for wc lh, ia of risi : by c l rr. Gurley,exl,ihitc iiiiccrtamtv 1 lu re is vas ,11 be keen ; cvi.n(ana marvellous doings. We have ,,).1.uucrvrnti;,;, and of their desire to prc-erve and encouraging fac h) the aiticle Irom the I .N. Gazette) witnessed so many contradictions be- universal peace, wi ich they made on thi ir aP-1 state and prospects . i i . 1 1 . . .1 : i e .. . l ..... ? . 1 . . . 1

FROM THE INDIANA JOURNAL, fED. 2. Leoisi, vturk. A subject which has excited a considerable degree of interest to wit, a proposition to divide the three percent, fund among the several counties in the State has been before the House of Representatives during the last two or three days. A bill providing ftii lief rilmi inii r f ci-n 1 1 ? 1 '. I

I 1 ?cPort, J7 lhC Sfret:ir : ;0,0 dollars of this fund-givin-to the

.'..ui. vui iev , cviiuuieu in u luieicsuiiir , i 4:, . ,, i 1 OI i , . r . . J , , ..several counties a sum nearly d

iacts in regara to me

of the Colony, and

Mom' iv, acknowledge the receipt of thc House of Representatives, a,h-ll-ililai Papers, whicii contain Ln-jlLIi on ednesday evening, the 19th dates, to the llih nil. as follow,: . lU- A mber assembled on this Falmouth U. Dec. 11. ; occasion, and the Hon. C. F. Mercer, The apprehension? which were last week ; one of the A ice Presidents of the Socie-cntrrt-iiiieif of a coPtineutnl war, have nearly ty, took the chair a little before SCVen

iiow a rumor that the uilterencc has (wrrn !,. nraclice and nrofesons of po.ntment. It cannot be concealed that cou-

becn compromised by the umpirage of Up ircsiuVnt, that his becomin- a can- "''"hie 'li'tnwt ot the nUe of Wellin-on', lionorabb mrn. -Vain. there 1 a ril-' i- i i r i .v " i lion-intervention policy was cr:ieran enu riioim r ii ii iih n. am, ur t idulatofora second term, alter havinc A. , ... .. ,- T ..w ,i. ..!,

mor that the ice rresident has deter-, srpnirv an,j rqCatedly urged a Pro!ii-' ; with emigrants for the Colony.

,,...eu iu, lTe... i. u... nory amendment ot the Constitution, macy for the rL-i.u ..f the lew, m pni-rcncei i he wiioli; amount received by the Soci

In? panipliletmay he momently expected , WoUj(i n,t excite in us tlie le it atouih- theri.-htsof the ne.nv. Ourfor.hn details to appear. Wc neither know l.or great- ! t ;f o j0 t)) his f A arc more than really intere.t.n ly care,liow the matter is, or is to be. ! , ,.' lvUfolirv nllinp. ivlf. UluU. rhc "'?"n ,r OHt"e?T.tlch

i l i c l v -i l t l j - coinrnitlSil over L're ii a porno i ui ine connWe do indeed, feel a solicitude, that I ,,n iin.r ,.lt t(lM ftfllll, nirt,, ! f"T' "7.1' . .,Li i ;

.t...v.... . vv .... .v ... v .. v. ... - . v-, . , : I 1 y ll.t t lla?t pin VliirMivil enivi.4.

and tuc Focminuly !y authority, annan-! forcrmunt of the i iiic poaniti s oi wincu ; n;.xt rf li.1.c;"lrn.w.i rn.!;.litn liiow await the 1 1 rnc triitor-. The evidence

I : ii ....4; ... .1. ..11 ..n I. 5 on the trial of the prisoner,, we doubt not, will j

lauuueu lie n.uiui Mieuni 1..111 u 111111 ; . ..... 1 1 . . .,1 . . ,1 .,1 . sh.-ir th f tl,r l iborcM wero not a one tiio run-

to serve a second term, we do not bc- ty piirtii.lt hi m:iIiy r:ise5 there is Sood r, alicve that he will againstand a poll. He j ,on t0 b dicve that the farmers themselves have

' I has Certainly retained sufficient common instigated tho lahorers to their lawless deeds,

Ins entire ir.eomp-otencv .nfn'.,a.i:i" i 1 ',..!. 1 i ' f.ir ;!.. ir-., w. c:';;r , - tlvir 1 in Hor.h into

11 -( 1 I UlVII, l tvl I i

the Vice President may not be prostra

ted by the arts ol hiJtival. If this matter is salved over if deferences so serious are adjusted in the dark if the

imputation which rcti upon Mr. Cal boun's honor, of haing induced Gen J.ickon to be lieve that his (Mr. Cal

of the progress made by the Society in the United States. Two vessels, "the

Carolinian and Volador, have recently

ety during the past year, is 'JT,2U() 3(J. Of this sum, s IOjOS 15 were made up by the collections on the 1th of July. The receipts of the year 18.)() exceed those of 1S-2'.), by nearly .$ 8,000. After the Report had been presented, the following resolutions, supported in most instances by appropriate and eloquent

addresses, were adopted.

li(vin'j) rour?''on th- Seminole question i i t

x as the reverse of l!ie truth, ami of hav:ji..lpnot ,)C so c;,.5tvv Q t V, :.r.

n,g peruaded luni tnr.t Mr. l.rawl ,rd ' t to ,,( nimiii;it..d at U

UCi'Ot.' t 1

was ins onn ei.emyon tnat .rc:iM.)i -- ,tate. He knows, as

jtsucli ""Imitation? as tuosc are fettlctlIWahinton ,1C a nv.re by secret treaty the 1 ubl.c. can gel but ; auto!nalon, a..,i 1I!0ro t tja in one , oriclusion name ly that M r. (. al-; C0Iltl.0i;n;: ur airecting the natioaal conliri'Mi c ntwlnrr rrtiibl tin! ir ill'' Inrli ' . . , .

, wMw... ..v-.v.... v.. . isi;.n .Ma'-lz I s cne-s-Plavei- ii id in

the moves he made. Wo say he must, know and fed these tilings; and so knowing, and so feeling, we cannot believe that he desires to continue a farce that

that

i'-i

every m t t at

ir tli.-tiV'M'.l slat-; in on

U au A tithes, with low prioc. for

Iftr.ii l,e o-.rroo', ill believe if. i, then nnve thr y t.a -.ceert !, vc s-i.oulJ thi.ik, hevo:i I

th.

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r.'

and that he has been content to rar-;

chase peace, at the expense of his honor. But, perhaps as we arc Coalition men, we. ought upon litis occasion, to keep our mouths shut. Wc shall therefore, be content with placing the speculations of others-, in the share of letters from

tii.-.r !..; s -.i; ;:n-e; ep 'Ctali.-li , l .r aol '.:. J have ti e Via iljr.U conu-nted toroilaee their rent-, and ti.e eiir.-y their lithe, hat such a 5eTi-atio.i has iie-M rroduee. 1 in the minds ofthc z Jvi r.i.n'.,t aie! the iei-'ataro, thai inquiry,

i, -t:;d

reiron

le'u

luent rv'-iaciion i-f

subjects himself to contempt, and his country to degradation. And bow comes it that the Globe is selected as

taxation a I rtioria of I'aruaai'Mit, will certainly lolhjw. Tlie I .istitut: Jti. of the country w.li he r.vcucra'sd, and a lau rein of peace an. i hap,e.et 3-, v.iii, m nil probability, he tim c.);L5..'.,ije.i.-.e.

Tlie can. e

.ifile'"ira in I'ariia.'aeiil i 'ith-

I'.'.-jc. and it i.-m-t ?...o!i b'

ol others, in the sliape ol letters irom lhc n 0f communicating to thv- pub-1 r ..rM.ioi.io.-.e.arel it m,,,t ?,on be ; u,,,. t;,, s.-crcty ahiilgton (by our contcmporan S 4i- ,,,,; , ,,;, l.--;i-ii ln cr..-t. ,-.r r. Karl ., iy, it w:. It tae.i. : On iiiolionby tlie Hon. i.Ir. DcaLRinuK, leave) ,Vc. before the reader, taking the ' ' lt-A i, ) ' V i r h r , i !'i,c ' U' '1 " V" ; i -v r ' . . '.. I Sen e again : I ti.. ei-'gr, pil SUIK iv j a., r,,,,o iVw r? mc, -.in. I in an i ji.-ulvcJ, lnata-'thu Society 13 consti pi t caution to Vouch lor nothing ''t'V ! frcni the roil f otlicials, and ie of the ; v.-h.:'..tan,., i.ia.-eu 7 Uefonuir, Jt-nvt a seif : tionaily boand to co-operate, a far us rr

a ; much of wlrch however, may well;

be true. cer.surosiTcv. of the v. p. i.azkite. V AsmviTuN, Jan. 11, Wo have bcenbisel ar.d aetitally ronvuhfid, ty 'he rniiiors which have pr ailed in the city tiurinp the last two or three day?, on the rubj' et of (he dispute I et ween the I'rt sideut and. ttiB Nice Preiideiit. Wo were toll in the lirst jd ice on Monday morning, that Mr. Calhoun

I'nquirer and Courier pel lieallv defunct, that the Globe should assume the duties of conscience keeper to the Pies

idetit? And have all t'ne ira!ioh-erii. ; r

ol tlie Secretary ol rsiate result -. i only , j.i.-.i-in Postponing his r'-ei-nions fr f ur in th

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years more, and perhaps. lor. ver : v e

; 1t.iii-!vJ re.idi!t:oi.. -t in the r-tiie ition of men ' w!io tio.v, throar:h thi kr fe H3 Sen lei 9 iK:ty f-r ! tut r.mi.trv b::l ia su-jIi a rei'ofia a would for-

inn

t have better authority

firi'l tilO;

(Mice tOi

rly have h ea i'.en:aai!ed only by an

eriniit. .i-. ii is e:e instance ta le.e coai- ": rvdii:!on t'nat S imctiiael takes place

!iie;J . f a n itin. I.ar.e iiieotiiii'3 have dd al ti.Ii'.ii air.ii and Si.eilh-ld, at which m i'.,r j-arliameatary reionu v.eie car-

l w.tn are.i,i..i:stioue.

we ran five rredenee tOi i-. . . - t . .u ...- :

L i i n I ... . ... , i - 7 ...... - - - i i r i:'f y o; i.eari , an ci toioi i .et ad rhallen;ed Mr. sn llnreii, but that no one ,i, , , ,,,, : i- . i.,,- .,, ,i,,i;i!- ,- 3 . . . . i ... . ... , . , the annuncialion. We hehee that it izui 01 lira Antw ri, t-hent, and even could tc Puicnoraut of Mr. an lorn n i char- . , . , , . . ,. . , . , . , ' , ' '

Iig lac iniHK lK'C Ol iiies.,1 , p irn, uiariy l.'.e armo i unrulier -, are, u

tlie Presiilenfs name inoppo-:ti..n to the b 1,1 i;lv"r "! U'L' '"-' UuJ 1 n',r' . i, ,,,i (-,i ., . , , f Ura::-.'e, or ': of Ids hu. as the mean ot

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vii it fe; m- v. eh. pi; -1 bvthe

by Mr. .Nrihuhe, and I part of tlie w ilcy ystem

Secretary of State-. Het'.inks ihat Mr. Calhoun "'-keeps hi:n frenit'.-.e liht.m-l

his great o'-j. ct ;:p;""iis to b ire.ct the niMi'U o!"t;;e pr c;J ..: has the opp rtueity i f -.1 ir

'stab under tne tntn

to rail h

ora

111

kson w ill be w it) id re. ;v!

i lijne.

ntter, n to believe that it woidd h-a.l to any duel. When tliHt report died away, wo ere tell thr.t the lipnto had been submitted to arbitration. Mr. Webster ru. I ?dr. Crowninrhield being thofen by the Vice l'n si l.-id, .ui ! Mi. Archer and (1 believe) Mr. C. J.hion on the j art of; 1'risi lint. Nothing fitisfact-'ry ran. out of this r. ort. Tl-o Vice rre'iih-ut '"t-i-ared in Siisseat in the. Senate j4-tei,h'y, ni.il e.h bife J fo rem h ( o in purine and t pi.i in mity t'ett a k-ei-.eral inij re'-ien was made, that ll f cilh-ieiicu had lieen I'li.ieably a-ijustcd. This iu-pri . -i-oi b-n iiot b. .n di-tiirhc.l by any

uliseouer.t raiiior". 'n the eontvary, it naij

received fo!ia thi!ii eke oicirniat ion, from a I announced

report tnat one in ine r.on.imom. i-..n i. nas a 11)0 I'lltni'.oi'v step ha air

t.nn.r. ea io,iSimii . .r. .u -t.n taken, a; ! Mr.C r rrss hi.s aiiien-liiK tit if ine Constitution. I In.- i . . , ,. , .... i... a :bia di-,dea-t:re oi the

ro.iiuiended in his M. - v.,-, t he . . ry Rei- nd- Secrei ary t; e .dent ly plat r.g M :g mciit whiih Mr. M "luilie has reporti d ; but i for hiiiist it", a::d no doubt ''iiliks, til i ). i. i l).i n.-e nt" vii- ii.i . It i j wl. l -i r. .1 ' !. .. ..... .r . I i . . : . . . ' i 1 . 1

" .- i ; i lie . an ihi-i n i . o motion ui oh

that the j'Ortion of the jarty w'-.irii de -ire to tio ticn. Jack. on rn-electe-l, think tlmtthe rncr.lntinn oiTere.l bv Air. i I liiiVi.-. iaSntetided

tu exclude the (ient-ral from ew.a the ,-o --a' d-! ('cs of tlie American people are en !

ity of rc-thetion. It hasle.-n, theief..re, a surpt ntine course, and watch his mo etheiae of m much diHii-i..r and tin- a im ! nic ,t- wit il disti lls t : and in t! iC end. thev

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re-t .r..

t? 'the Kc

puhli

. a'-c:ia

Ihinveil Candid-

.-i..li, ii V.. e I. !!;. ,i! A e '!-.- I. r ." If -.l-e -i i i i.:u". i U ii I i.-i. of e.. uii

pi ac; an 1 coiillde i:t ui who attene Vi 1 .'f 1. -r.i-s has been ' e.- .V. w;;a to he ( x;.

a an sic. . i t 'i i.

ice. .n - i 'iiuatioii in the I, inded over to the lihicii at !h.v- street, to fet'.le with the

wan hf i'if

lt di tn-1

-,vu fi.m was read

iy propor

tionate to the number of their polls was introduced on Saturday, by Mr. Wallace of J. ar - -yus, on Monday and Tuesday, the sov-. :.; of considerable debate. Another lull on the same subject was reported yesterday morning by Mr. Hillis, chairman of a select committee heretofore appointed on that subject,, which proposes to give 1,000 dollars to each county without regard to its size or population. This latter bill passed to a second reading, and the former was

re-committed to a select committee. To both of the propositions, as originally presented, considerable opposition was made; and uhat kind of a bill will bj passed cannot at present be predicted with any degree of certainty. A bill supplemental to the act for the apportionment of Senators and Representatives, was introduced on Monday, by Mr. Ilolman. It provides for an additional member to the counties of Dcar-

nd that ii! born, Switzerland, Washington, Marion

ol-nt.il K nnv .imi an rulrtilinnit -..- 4n

- - - .fill, I. ' J the; threo counties of Monroe, Owen, and Green; and one to the counties of Shelby and Decatur. Several amendments have been made to the bill, allowing additional members in other parts of the State, and it has been ordered to be engrossed for a third reading. The Canal bill, as amended in tlie Senate, continues to lie on the table in the House of Representative?. One or two attempts to take it up have been made without success, the friends of the

Canal generally voting against it. The general opinion we believe is that no bill on this subject will pass during the present session. It is believed that the Legislature will not be ready to adjourn before next Saturday week. P. S. Since tlie above was in type, the supplemental apportionment bill has been postponed indefinitely, as also

;te objects, to our country, mid has the bill introduced by Mr. IIim.is,

giving 10011 ot the three per cent, fund to each county in the state. It is believed that the bill on this subject introduced by Mr.W.Li,cr,of J. as amended, will pass the House.' The provisions of the bill shall be. given hereafter.

On motion by Km.iot Cri.ssox, Esq.

li?soli cd, That the thanks of thi3 Society be presented to itsOiTicers for the faithful man-

whieh their duties have been performed

ili.r.a iiic ;-a-t ear, and for tho report just r.vi.l, an.ltiiai this r ;.ort be printed. On motion of the Han. .Mr. Wilson, lls ,l':;,i. That this iaj!;tut i j:i is deeply af-

iluUdby tie; d-jaih of William il. Frrzu

I-h;i. e':e of it Vice Pre ideals, am!

win cte'n-,1 a" n:,e tioaato reme iterance

his e.-iii.i'.ni: pri vate and public virtues, and hi di"tin.ui -heu citations in aid of the Africaa . caaa Oil motion by G i-.rsit Smit.i, Es;j. iitt-i'if f, That the American Colonization ' Socii ty commends itself to -;reat favor by the I iaimi I.-1 hoiieiiis. it is conferral:: on Africa, and ihy the happy and p:. w erful iinhictiees which ! tiie?.- i:e::e;in niu-t reik-jt on tlie direct opera-

constitu-

pruc-

licalde, in the prosecution of its object with tie; CJei.et.il tiovv-riimv-i.t, and such of the States a may adopt regulations on the sub-

ultra 1 joct; and as itsoan unaided power i inadu-

iii which it is eli

te the

v,"or

laate to c.o.u

eaj-ed, it be recomiueiided to the friend of the Society throughout the country toprepiire and 3"!id ill ii.eui-.iiuls ia behalf f iti object to their respective State l-cp.-daturei, auJ to the Ce-ii.-.ies of the I 'uited StaU-3. On iiiolioii by Key. C. C'oi.vox, That th . enterprise t s which this

Society i: coii-eeialod, ia of duch importance

a e'.ryi.? c - e i-Ct ivee

-rum lit and E et India Cone

ibr.vi'', that

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rests u Piv-i I-

vier the ; it. Th:'

mi -.5 1

mikty

IMi said that tie Aiiitri.ui ii'.d Sjianish (;- yrrna.eiits have recille 1 tl-.eit Amba-:-a.lois residiu ' at the Court cf the Kin-' of the Neiher-

i.o-l

i u i -1 e mi, lien oi i.ie - i e

dent, he r.au fulfil the boiist of securing!

Rut thc-

t'ne 'hurra bovs' to his interest.

a cany

lac e-.iit;ir liai rfCPiit-J,

that the conduct of Mr. t-a!ho-in,vd,.!i uas;Nvilj t,.ni lVoiu ,lis disgust, anil ; Coiambian

rezuruea as ft) onen?iTe ey ..eu. .i u ivvn, r ui . .- , i . , i , . ..I , i i. i ,, , i rest oil the frank and man y patriot a:. d be OM-rlookrd, pardoned, and perhap (er.-iit- n, ' '1 ( on conditiou that the Mry propositi .a t- j 6 IJ ICS Hi m of the V est 1 U.s ;iy ll.W.; rd mid ri commended by the Pn i:d.-.t hiaisvl', i " " " ! .hall not be presd. I v ill not pn n ti 1 to tfon tia veiom. ,,u:vvh. I S'laranttc the truth of this ttati-m. 'it, which Aniong tlie poluirril ('oe'nnents which ; has now ohtninrd currency ; but 1 1' it he true, . vt e have receid is " a letier to the nhatis tobettioiirhtofm.-ii h. thus play one : Secretary of the Treasury relative to i part before the I uiilii: i ve, and "i-taui a ch;i r- . J ' , ,- ,, ' -, i a I ,i , the culture ol the suar-cane, written actcr directly opposite, behind the certain? j , , , The subject of the Indians attracts at this! by Mr. Johns ton, tne di?-tii!gui.ied and moment, a preat ileal of conver-alion and sym-' well-infoniied repreer dative of I .oui-ia-pnthy. There i a Cherolne deh i;ation in this! n:i , (J; Senate of the United S-.alt s. fity, which has brought .ri a stnmc and v-ry . Th uh t (t( yu Jt,.sta., j. (o ,!l(),v inti reslnirr letter addri-sed' to the herokic, ' ., .,- , , A .. , . ,. i, r, ,, -; .-Pr i , , tiiat tne irotection a 1 or.'eil to toe c;;lby teii. Di arliorn, in the name ot licM-n-nl! I Jefferson, in July, If-ol. In n.hhtion t,. thi. ! ti vation ofsuo.ir has already u'.iniif-h-the ileh'Katioii Ka. brought on the ini intes oi t d. to a very great deer.-e, t'.se r.o: t of eonferenr n between the chrrokisj chi. f and : that article, Cstahiihrd a r.io.-t valua!l.

Oeneral IUarbnrn, while Secretary ol War nnd also a silver pipe pyen by (Jen. Wa-1 i'.. (.in. ntul nil th nrncifs h;i h ronhl he co'lci t

d of the eoo.i intentions and fccliu s of the 1 ami UU l CaSllio llial ivt t lor i

f Jrneral Oovertinn nt towards the ( l,r rokec .

To the letter is iiltad.ed a bright CM chain, j. other States, and led to tlie invest

WlilCtl IS fill'l to l. .mlileuialii; 11.

ami endurance of the ood

government. There atc

bore, who were driven into Arkansas some time . Ill peace

i;o, and whose lands, where they afterwards j collected by Mr. Johnston ar." very val-.t-ttled,hdbe,n overdowl land ruined by ,n- j ,m, a j present a view of tlie nracnndations, themselves and their tnmilii w all I . ' r . . , ' .r .ii.,., .o.,.-.. ...r. t i r .i I tical operation ot a prolectui'jr duty on r.i lli i ii 1 1 y escaping on a raft. Wc hc-nrof oth- 1 . 1 j er tribes coming on ; the Creeks and Choc.tows! s"?:,rs probably pew to most persons, ore on their way ; and it is supposed that there ' In cotton, Sllar, and silk, WC belh'Ye

.1ST Mais ha. The Schr. l'oaiona,

at. :C.',ati.liii, l is arrived oil" North I'oint .i s (!;e.s iVoiii .s.mia Martha. Mr. I.eoai, S lpi rear.- . info-m the ediu r of the Patt t Li.it at toe tia-3 of his Iraviatr, Oec. 13, n. l ei-ir w;i t!.er in a v, ry low state ol nil), and be v. i, it e:paeu'-l to live f rty- ! l ho'tr. II'-' di .e.e was tic eoieumpt ion.

1 is'ue i a l r.i-.-i.ii

aii.ni or l-'arewe'd ti of which, in vanish,

iioniVAK. The following pr&clamation was f -i: U.y Santa M,ir;na just be-

d, w hich has ar

rived here i:ilS days, having left then

species of agriculture in a country : claimed from tlie lloods, opened a i;;

i ' W lll'.ll

rent 'ir

on the I'.b.h December. There is hardly a duuhl th.'t the next arrival from

that t;U'iierwill bring iidb.gs cft.be death of ti," great Soutii American Uibc rat or. .Xi!. Jrd. t 'oi.om 'i s-! You have witnes-?-! my effort to ;':i!t Liberty v.h: re Tyranny before rei.-iie-l 1 have labored wiih di-interelel-ne.-s, saci iiiciii-;- my own foi tune and even my tratnpiili'.y. 1 reined the coiiianeel v hen 1 v :s pei -,iad 1 t ii it eu no longer had any cniifuh ni-e in my di-i':terestedness; my eneaiies a'oa-e.i your cred ility an-1 trampled upon what to mear ' he'.d m.et sacred, my reauiatioa aa.'i my love of Liberty. I have been the

t it i iiiiuie

to tlie cause of humanity in ccia-rul, and its

want of means to extend its operation and ad- j vance its desi. ais, s impcrativi', as, in a peculiar manner, to claim tin-auxiliary efforts of the bi u: v'ii-iil, and the i ilic.eut patronage of our Cellei .I ( J ov eminent. O.i motion l y the Hon. Mr. I-'HrLiMiiicisiN, J-lfs.rv ,-i', That in tlie eipin-ou of this mectiw. the tia.e tra.to is net to Le siiipre-sed,

, '.' i! hoal more nailed ar.d vigorous exertions en ilh'-j '.e j ar. iii tne several (jo .-nia.t uts of ChriS5 hi ! tendon, and lh.it both hu.iinaity and religion an . i i ii v oke all conscientious and enlihteued

tt ate-iiien to con rider and ado)t more eU'ei tu-

al iiicasnres for liutlin; dowu forever this

a'oomiuahle trailie. C)u motion of Hon. Mr. Ritls, 'cfirtJ, That the tlianks of this meeting

be presented to the various Auxiliary Societies for their generous i :i'ort and coutributioiis in aid of tha great enterprise of this institution. On motion of Han. Mr. Williams, Jl(.ml; Lil, That the thanks of this Society bo j.iven t.i the Rev. Clcr-y of the United States,

for t!.i ir ancient aid in promoting the objects

of this Society, and that they be earnestly solicited to take up collections annually for its benefit, on the Uh of July. On motion of Rev. Dr. L.icnir, lit li cd. That the noble resolution and en

ergy with which the Pennsylvania Society, and espec i ally the citizens ol Philadelphia, have assisted the endeavors of this society, deserve to be remembered with gratitude, and held up before the public as uioat worthy of universal

mutation. On motion by W. Y. Se aton, Es p Jlr ?-ii a, That the thanks of this society be presented to Riciiako Smith, the Treasurer, for his long continued, able, and gratuitous services.

t)u motion by Hon. Mr. WiurTLLSEV, sc-

tions of the soil and the manufactures of victmot my pecuta-s wm have .inven me .. ., .... i, . . to the borders ol the Grave I freely pardon the oilier States, and led to tne invest- J 1

1 faith of the K! n'e'ral i mCIlt f '1 VCI)' Up' !ial, in a man- Vpon fy rte,,arturo Irom amoim you, my efulso Kime Uiiapaws! ner highly beneficial to the whole Union, ! feetion lict.ttos to me the proorieiy of maniArkansas some time ' in peace and war. The statistical tacts f stirnr to you my la-t desires I a i,iirc not a

will lie liiii' ii excitemeni liere lielore the close ofth Session, when all the delegations are be re. The House to-day, in consequence of the ahlni e of about V) fiiemls of the American S'-ys-tcm, a greed to consider a resobit ion,inl roilurcd

Vy a hot of Whereases, offered by Mr.llayiii

thisi country is destined to find inunetise resources in future times.

It is mentioned in the New

l!re

of the hU ult. tint the ilon.

.Umes Piiiown (our lat-' Sinister to

higher ;;lory, t'.ian the coaoli-lation of Colombia it is the duty of all to lalnr for the benefit of the t'nion. Tho people must obey tlie actual Covern;nent to liberate themselves from anarchy. The ministers of the Sanctuary mast direct their prayers to Heaven, and

the Soldiers nmt emaloy their swords in de

fence o! social rmlils. f

Cadombians! Shwuld irifleath be the mean?

! of iillayin-, th' ri"iMif party spirit, and consul

Oilcans i. latin- the Lniou, I so down in tranquility to

the tomo. SI MOV IIOEIVAR.

respe, tin; a reduction ofthc duty on imported I :,ric-, bad arrived thcio in ,he sugar. I he speech of Mr. Ilaynes will he,,... f T , ! henrd through, but whether it will la-angered i 'i,10' f,'0,n iW-1 ork. Mr. ( i.s.y ai.d is somewhat doubtful. An anw er ma y, how- 'lf w'10 nro intimate friends and con-

ever, be cjiven, before a motion is made to lay ; lie XIOHS, meet there upon busjisrss. Sr. the resolution on tho table, which I eoiisah r ( C. Y with his f irhily arrived at ewto be its ultimate and inevetahle fate. i (),l,.ans on aud (al.;n

, . , . , . hisrtsidenre with Mr. Dimim.hi:, Ins AN e have great pleasure in being ab le ' kii . , , , ., .. ' 7, . 4. son-in-,nv, liolow tne c;tv Act. Int. to announce the rc-rlertionol Josi ir S. Johnston, of Louisiana, to be a Sena- At a i nblie meetin- lat-iy h-Id in one of tor of the United States, for six years! the War-Is of V. w York, the following among from the ? 1 day of March next, when I "l,lf r resolution", was , as d .

Iii-t nri'setit t( rm of service wil exrur..! '''- i hat we rorb-eJv

... i . ..-.tii.iii.., i

I lie votes in lomi ii.iilot i i no. a ir;ae;

of the f .etrislature, were, for

. , '. '.;i..i: s.- w.K. A Sicilian brig, , --hich arrived at OihraU.-r, Jec. 'i.i Jamiro, made the ioilov.'ing re- . -JiUh, lal. .'(, 7, N. Ion. 2D, was by II. M. brig Falcon, nnd informed ln-ef! er with a liritidi frigate, hud

captured ne;if th' Pdand of Ascension, a pirate shia mounliag M puns, and bavin a crew of .Th) -mi n .if which d, ii l;et about a third in the

ships 11 in n. The

PiR the Cuio bib, fi port. . boarded th -t she

! .

the d--t r-.i i iu h, 1 e. -c

action, and the c, ipturin

r.ih-.iii had on "hoard the ir.it- captain, and t'vo oth r persons from that diip, with whom she w is bou-.'d to P.eri.oida.

coud.ed by J. S. 1m.mi.vm E-j.

Jitsn!i!l, That this met ting approves of the

consistency with w hich the managers have ad

hered to tho originally avowed obicct ofthc s.ci"ty, as expressed in its Constitution, "the cidoaiin (with their own consent) the free people of color of the United States on the coa-t of Africa, or such other place as Con

gress shall deem expedient," and that it be

lieves the success of the Society to depend in

future oa a strict adherence to its original principles. Oa motion by Rev. AVsi. Hawi.ky, Jl(.s:ilvcd, That the thanks of this meeting be presented to the Hon. C. V. Mkrckr, for the able and dignified manner with which he has presided over the deliberations of this society on its 1 1 tli anniversary. The ofliccrsof the society remain the same as during the last year. yhnrr. Spectator. The following instance of human suf

fering we copy from a Chester (l'a.) paper; it illustrates the fidelity of the dog:

" One awful catastrophe has come to our knowledge, the effect of the inclement weather on Friday evening. Jonathan Clayton and another man, his cousin (whose name we have

not heard) attempted to go home, late in the evening, but that home they were never more

to see. A person passing next morning between the Providence School House and .Meeting House, was attracted by a dog. Perceiving somclliimr unusal in the manner of the animal, he was led to discover the body of a man, the face only of which was above the snow the body was that of the unfortunate Jonathan Clayton. M

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' an v. win !,... r.n -.- ..... ,.-. . .,

Jrtro. yd. Mr. Daw-son ! , blank i ' carrying his resolution into stlicl."

'I h

h..i-.

r. m.

jura u'liity," bud jut fonnutl l)i lip

It ii !at," 1 i i (tie Purl-mouth Times, that a ui caai-. to that t--wn. whose. thirt for lnpior .-. -i si in ..it io'.ile, thi:t he sulIVred a dentil to

dead, if Ij jiu'l a sour.'' tooth, and sold it to him for sixty

euts, witb which be bought rum and got drunk.

FROM the SAME, FEB. fl. DISTRIDUTIO.V OF THE THREE PER CENT FUND. A bill has passed the House of Representatives providing fjr an appropriation of tho three per cent fund now on hand, and which may hereafter be received, as follows : To tho counties of Wayne, Washington, and Dearborn each $1-11)0; to the counties; of Clark, Fountain, Franklin, Harrison, Jefferson, Lawrence, Tarke, Putnam, Montgomery, Rush, and Knox, each $lH'');t.i the counties of Fayette, Floyd, Monroe, Orange, Shelby, Switzerland, Tippecanoe, Vermillion, and Marion, each $1100; to the counties of Decatur. Union.

Henry, Morgan, Posey, ami Vigo, each $100d; to the counties of Bartholomew, Daviess, (Jibson, Greene, Hendricks, Jackson, Jennings, Johnson, Owen, Ripley, and Sullivan, each $:H)0; tu the counties "of Crawford, Madison, Ferry, Randolph, Spencer, Wftrrick, an!

arrcn,each $800; to tho counties of Carroll, Delaware, Pike, Scott, Vanderburgh, Martin, Clay, Cass, Clinton, DuKd, Hamilton, Il.ir.cock,Boon,and Allen, each $700; to the counties of Elkhart and St. Joseph, each $ 100. REFORM. Tho spirit of proscription, which has pervaded our country for nearly two years, has found another victim in this place. The eastern mail which arrived on Wednesday last, brought information of the removal of Samih l Hi-.MiiaisoM from the office of post-masti r ia this town, and of the appointment of Jon Cain as his successor. We believe thera has been no instance of the exercise of the pro-

serioing spirit ol this administration, which was more wanton, nioro uncalled for by the public interest, or more unexpected by those interested, than this one. Formerly, tho petitions of the people in the vicinity of postoffices controlled tho appointment of post

master; now, it is in he power of one or two

favored individuals to thwart the wishes of the people interested, and procure the removal and appointment of whom they please, without re

gard to the public interest, and in defiance of the people's request. Why was this removal made? Was the incumbent unqualified todischargethe duties of the ollice'? Without fear of contradiction we assert that no office in the state has been better conducted. Did the people demnnd bis removal I They were not consulted, and it was done in direct opposition to a petition signed by nearly all to whom it was presented, praying his retention in office. The real reason then, ns every body must know, is, becauso be did not happen to think that General Jackson was better qualified than every body else for President. And yet this is the administration in which, according to a resolution adopted at a late " OrKAT JArK.sos Mkitino" in (his place, the friend, of Repuh. Uranism, Union, and Free Institution, contin-

uc in I' linn: UIC MgriCSl fTMewe" ..'.' Mr.IlKNi.KRsoN was appointed during the ad ministration of Mr. Monroe. He wa, on f the earliest settlers of this place, and has been post-uiastcr since the first establishment of tho office. To him the post-ortino department ha. been much indebted for information in recard to the situation of this country : ad to iira al . so the New Purchase is very considerably indebted for h.s attention and zeal i recommend ing and urcing the establishment of tu.,1 routes. Indianapolis Journal. CTnu.iterfi.il ,, of theTnrvh Bank nnd et the Lrcenwick Bank, r9 in circulation ia N. York.