The Greensborough patriot [June 21, 1832]

              CiREBXSBOROUCn PATRIO"II7! 9
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VOLUME IV. NO. 4. GREENSBOROUC.il, N. C. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 21, 1832. \\ HOLE NO. 160.
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- .:.-"— ,„,.„l,,o1, -.,.,.. sir. thwe complaint, true.ii.ake shelter undci'.uchprotc ........ foidj.rep.rdi.il! whirh Hie pr let Indiaman might »«l in -frflr.
""■ ,„„, ,,,, ,", ,,|t... ,.,.» rahieanvjust,..! d for op- .he solemn o,;l. we have taken to .upport the I hew ..r, am some of the l,uh ro,..,.|..,,,„
ORKENSBOROlJC.il PATRIOT, ., '',.,,,„. ,,.,, lull f,,. „|,.;, bod. of c.nsti.u.ion and the conshtutional power, and, «h.ch induce me to.hope . he Lea.- ■•.£ «a Id
r"..^ ,,'.!,-.,,!,v,rv\V,,,,lr-,l:n„.on.lMS. I.) .,. ,,„,„., ,, ,,„. „.,...,,,„, ,„ ,he ordi- authorities of the Slate. Sir, we are ...verting .he keep ,U ftilh, .1 ,t had never heard of the max,.,.
u pnmoti«puDiixn i i ,.„;„;.„. i „ „.„,,, ii„ I ,.,.,.imi. order ot things, and co.wt tutme w the sovereign1, that hor. (y »Ihe best policy.
mUJAMSWAm. \^^^^S£^£T^}nS!Z\ lUiep^V, ubject. V§. are hut t.^w- Sir.it, .eMia.to the(U._of .. S,..e «M
jectthc ■ nber*. payment I r the «*«i ifHrmc-
... rot? -i':r. at the rate, above meat! d.
\ye>.r. subscription will be awertaine.) by the numbers
of the paper and not by . .lenda* montLs. PiKy-l*'
,.,.„■„., will make a year'* sobscriptirn; and in
the same prop, rti n fi r • shorter lime.
' .-. who 1.0 be. n l >■■ We I rten copiesshaltre-c...
v .., nttl,..-,......_\„.,'.!..».,i,.-....i ten per cent will death any imlivid.nl who n i
,u .', , • thnrized agents for procuring auhsen leridei.ee, wi.h»ill trial; who I. n a
|,'vidu!.ilv./ora convention, will In- sent re to say I that il is unwi.c or impolitic-.under pretence
ll.cr. .W/be -.nil! ' lak.ni; tne .eu-e of th. .1 ouge.1 to h, modified, or, .1 ton ,-!.,,>., U.,t
people' Ar. He n prepared, withoul Hie.. WICTM the ...cceediT.g Lcg.*lature will modify it'
!.„,.„ ,,.,„ ihrowthcm mto co.ive.tion, In whit 1.1 .r.lieJValh oUiBe* him lo execute it,.I called upon
,|| ,|„ bands . r civil government I nc I ue.!;|in act. He. ilhei refuse nor postpone, without
«h. re no re n >mt is Impo. .1.1 m .1 • will ■■> » ha. ms - •••>cl to impeachment ; nd I chaHeirja tin
,aj iiiy, possessing power to transit . Ihe • rop. rt. ■■!
lie man to auulhei against lai» 'fill: '• nndcni.i to
xious, wi.huul
...i\ ihi • in '
•■ nssssssr1 |f^.^r:-\r:r..: ':,;: , , , with horror It nr.H Is to i * in 'in.il.iili a nu:.hiy
H.«exe«di»K.a ».*illbene.tKin«rted«hreetm,e • .totam^llj ^^
,,„...,u.,|..-: r-and twenty-five centstoreach succeeding ,ri......,,,,. ... ,. ,•„.. ., furion- hul d. ■■
itid.i iduals, I. ivi
lib! i. have, fro <
until a lew days pa (.been iin tendance, nTlcmp'.ug
lo oper ite upon ii.r memh. i;... I itinn in Hie . xcr-
. ■ of ill function . HI I particilarlj in relation lo
lb - hill. [II. re Mr. Speaker stated that, in hi*
ri~iiiiyol gentlemen to show that the caiM ereio; ion, t was not in ord-r to advert to such out of
,,,.' lnll|.ir doo 'coud id; Lo wbi. !i Mr. S. repli' I thai !■•• ••'.■is
|b,t.«ir. if this House wercfree from obligation ,,'' ■•- '''• ^'< .'■' «"W " • "»r ' 'v "f'1"5
1 ' . , ,, , i,.„, ||."«f;t itnoa iih»4'>. I. made to HII< mem- iiiii i.i he soiistit.iMnn ..r ordinance, is U.'r- • •
r... oilier oh, ..ttfalinn uhi iehi bi„indis ;it to pa" ihnius mhiilll' hero eitlieChoii'e, or PVi»n to a pubur Pinerton, •>, »»T- "■ ? - - i r:iyi 7tz z s %&?££* aTrxvts;,:s
'J.I - ,. .. . , i ,.i,s -.I.. I<1 lb.' rnni■ >-r"
K-texceedhHtia s.wi«he neatly .n««ea«nree time, ~.- ■ ■ . f |; ,. ,,„,,, „,lo „„ ,.„,„,„, ,„,, ,, ,,.•„„,..., ,:i ;.roe,eder!. »«""«<*''° ' '„ , I ' I o h.eo
„„...„,„„, I._llllll„,,.u.fivcren«Voreael,«rc..... v, u „,„„ .,.„,,. r(r, ,._,,,...,,„,„„.,,.,„.,,,. ,1. ... ,„.„.,„,.• ,'„„,,, pnhhc ' faith. R} the act. ol J P|« *■ =■'■•' <o "" ' "»'*tr, nf the p ^;- ;
P— ^-nCgr,.ter.en8thinth.»meproIH,,laiU ^ ^ , , „„,, | ^ , ^ ff , e de egated^ff^^^^^Zi
.... U state ol thinu-. what omsl he the c< •htiou 01 .ho,,.,,,,.! ,rre. nf laud «ere purchased by the Slate, ^•"•;"' P" .... , , , • ,, ., ,;
A„,e,ersandenmm..nicatinnstothe Rdrtor, on bwiea. j,,,, ... „, ,.. <, ,„ . •; 1;, ,: ... ,,,., n. ,..,!,. „ „„. c„, ., ,; :,,,,, ,:i„, „|V. , |ie |,;l. ..Id. Ihe State « ■' •;• ' - ;;' • ,| * "" , '. ,, „f
m e»"th-paper.murtbeeosT.e*.D.ortheyw.Uno.I ostVHlll ,.,:,;.;,,,,.,, hie , Urimon, ,,,.,..,„,.,.,:,, f..,.,, .1 A-embly d.rect.-d to.ad- — • ;> '««• t j ^
be tt.-.lcd«o. purcl.a.edwiU.the blood of .«■«! »aJ.ai.l | -c ,„„r, , . „ 1 ,.,.■,r« decland th. .m^crnU • ,„„,:„„,,,„, ,,:„^ „. fo be Se-i.*-.! ',*
v, . ■ ! * hand, WK> formed thee it ion ol io—those, em .eHt 0f u-v.-r. it. I he pnee » ,„.,.,.,.„. ,„_„. ... .„ «,.„.„ ,••., „ ,,. |
,,V,0,,UrT,iII.-rC..,IrRnOMr.iV.y.Ii.. ma vess.-l -d.d ton.-) oce, .compared t«..h .1*. fo. which the lots wen -old ' ^'iT^f'iT.hl.u":.. ' -,u ,
"//r «U''i" ''•'.•...'.' Aer r ' .. rrf/pe,
-i it of .'■»■ .. • " ol. The price paid by the Stale,
compared i«nh thai for which Ihe lots were sold
MM.lor this solemn pledge, was merely i.omina|,
■; he i.-..In. ..i Mw lands have since been sold by
i i Js, and Ihe whole
I > V. r. \ T I'.
O.i ('•' Appropriation Hill.
In the Senate, on the bill to make an appropriation am' I njll have a ju In rd to e.p il right-, i . n th -. ■•
apn^int r-nimitsioners ! r the builihngHf thecaptial in the I0||I) remed. ihe delects unforseei I" li>' l" »> '
Ci-v of Hileigh, some di«cu>si»n tork place, in which 0ur pn-sent^eonstit.lt""'
M w,rs Seawell T "mer and M rtin partirip nd. i.. re- jence
s..,-,l to filling th. .i nk. S, .well pe p ..-d R30.000. 1.
whichToomerobj.. ted. and proposed RIOO.00O. I heroes
ti.,., »..H UK n. and decided o» filling Ihe Blank with H»
sin illesl su n pr.i.'.v.l.
On ih. nassaae of the bill, MR. SEA WELL rot
■aid:
i-.■ i. ii ■ . the boardiin; houses re to !..■ ' ■ ■■.•■'' y
(In e mirigiiers: some, til, to serve then ri" '■*,
others lo disappoint tfo-ir enemies ; whilst a i ud
(■'..-• maj be round who arc wrought upon bj di-ap-
I, u', y .mi .1 ambitio i.
This R'H. -!r- I learn, from rumor, for ;-\iV>r»n keep
l" -'': \ on[ " " ' ' ' "' ', • " ' ', ■,. ■ ,ck their eronnd. of op, ,. the m.,, h. rs
'" '"- '"" P" ■'•!'!"',, '"t,"d'""J"' from Cape War are wi.lin. to j„„, ,l«. member, of
II . m.l.inces , ovt . ■ i'nt. - Hie » i»" • arnii _- - i ■> J , . . .
' , , , .. , ,, ,. ,,r : he. west in a Convention, under the hope of obt nn-
• i .fo. the v. I,..!.- i -I.I i ol Hi.- i ■ "C. . ,,
' ' " , . . | _KI, ,,| the 'iRlh- rteiovaloi the seal nl Kovemmenl lo I >y
" ' "• '< :l" '; ', :• ' V I",',', rt Ml!... Xow.sir I ,..ll npei. Ihe «,-, |„ -,v,
|H'«irlor the .eat ol -■■--' '""•'; ,r',hev « II accept of a c ution upon snrh
iiiiilorsiirh . in nm»tai.ee«, li-el I lioerli loon in.' ..,,.,
! oSo'n J i; ■ ;■ , ■ : ", i IN, :,: vi'-lai H, r .he aU -; .■;^^^^£^Ti ' \ ' i ::1-:r,;,,;;.';.v.;; ■. \ "v",, ^fts3T^^r?titi^ -;-r„,t.?r
,!.>.«'. en vi -'.i d •• .'' | ow< r. N. i »hal In
who the conn iition of '7j—lh. -• ,em
barked in n ve«« I ;>l .c. .1 on a .torn ) ni rqn, ami.M
lei-!,- and ., II. ksai.,1 out. »l son. dn - hey ! th.
reach of cable, and without rudde. Ii fon . ,,..,. ,..„„„
port—they may arrive >afel» hut il nni-l In thro .' the Stale ..i dilf.rei.i
ihr iin ii \ i.| II. .. ii die) ii ." I'een pri i rve. '
'I In-, sir, n .:•: '' • r •iiii.in hai awful • n-i»
l..t me nol h. I»l I ll-.t I e |" "!''• * « ' ollui.| lo
ir ir frnmthi' onu i| •• i' ■ ■ '"' '■ ' '■ ,: '' ''" '"''"
:... . j „| 11 •, invention in I rm.i ; a.<» w i'«n>.i..itim.
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fore do .. the y<
^..,ir-.' I.I the '..-".;- I shall all.-n r for l!.. |.i-
,-. •. ..I ihe bill, I he i. I ...t" error in reuard to the
,,.",,,„! of np, nsilion, ihe) have brought u <i| -•.
themsi Ivi ; il •• lh. .' own fault; and Ihej have i n
.. |,| |« «,.., plain. I shall in lhat-pnri nf .... n
marks confine myHlf atrictl) lo such rea»..ns as ...
„,..r h.< furnished me, and gentlemen mils, nol l»
<l,...,(i-lii-,! Dial I should attempt to answer Uiem.
I jir... ...I now, \:>. Spi iker, In examine the mer
its of ih- tin bill. I' '* • '••' "' ll" deep, n int. n n
,„ ,,„. , rople of iin- Stah I nol so much on ...x ■'•<>
f ,|1( „!,.,„ . |,n ,r,.,,.. a- f. .in il.. prinriph involv-e,
l i,.. it. position. ' he pn - ion now prese.it..
jtrt-lf. which has slept for fluty yi irs, whelhi i i aedi
,.,.,. .,,':!i. yielih-d to tin supreme law ol Ihe land
_whei!ier lhi« G.ieia \s«einhlv or the people ol
•j,, .., ,i,. |„ Hi. •"»' i. ign powi i' I'y ihe oalb wi
I,.,, ;.,! ,. . i-r. I..k",u "'. ■ «. .'• •'- ...i-i.l. r-.«'
rh to Ward, for tin- |.o...l..hty ol sol ,|e.p„,le ' of their ..instance b, their own people, moneyT |..r we are IOH, out o. ooors, rne em. r, o
eood' The people who foimed lh. constiiution ha. doafto all their entreaties,«nd looking with indillcr- the State will nol WM.fy the passage of thisibiH! Ii
,10 party f. el.ni...''»' al I" ''" '" ' b" '" : "" > » "» " "»'*■«) ,!""' n,i" ' Al d wtance l,M r"'1 " ,,';'",•''"'' *VV'"' i " C""""'V ;"' were aim, ,ied only b. ■ h.vr ol c ,lr). and .« ere j lhl, , ,,,„ r, .„!.,.! '' Fm plac. .1 confid. ..re in . « hen ar- you ... gel a house I .rge enough In .old
i(nxiou*lye.cau«d.u pre.ert.ng .he ph.si.igs ol hi. i ,»,„ fo|en.n, .....ond.t.onal pledge ol tne U K.slalure. al the member, in one body? the btatt '"'"";"'
,-n, lothem-elv.s, ,J niy, Thej tver. mill. , Uj|| this Leg..la.nre, after lulling into perfect ctifi . Phen.pa.s tin. bill. low are vou to e .c. he
I,'.,.., W. l.n .;•.... I'-,-M.-...I,-I- or Rrpnhl. I d(.nce ,|„.,e people, by repented act. and app.opna nnbl.c bmld.ng at Fayel.ev, le Ihe Sen or from
,»,„ They were Patriot, uniied in one common ,jon, •„ld,cal.ng the permiinencj of the «*i of gov C urn" rland, in filling Ihe blank of this bid. M I.
. ,„.;■ Sirf I have often look. I uilh feel...,;.of de- L.rliro,.„t, „ow be prevailed upon toforRtt the value ed «100000 werei necessary, "hone, is to romo
„., it.. .,.™ <soi Alien this .acred rl, ■H.T'.I „, , I, „a, u r. .urn swindler lawh it. 4ho momy bui'd o'her hmlduiB. am ■■•% (c
. of it. charncter."turn .windier and Faugh al i«..Uho momv to bu.'d .he o-her hnildrng. and h..» .he
, ... :|„ ,,-.,.,. al which were convened „|cdBeJ Ho. sir, it would .li-..r..e an individual pound ll.mwn away al i i. nlaee, at leasi ic
and exclude him from .octetv. I hope belter lliijp amount nl *.i0.000 more' where are II..- I
' urn. |o ! blamed, i! o ir I reMun is so low?
vntion on (".,. .... «pot A'hen this sacred
"„: pll.CC ..I «!,.' Il WI ..• C
ll,,, |„ .. ,.. ..,_., th. pin , Iri In .'; of Ni rtl
t.'arolina; r. ith to nlhr up Ih'ii lives as a «a. ..
[lice for ih. .1 "< run. '. 'I he .' IN ' 'fo*"
sjioeld I" cherished
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for it- honor, for it. interest. This Slate, I trust,
lice for lh. it rom. .. Hie verj i "ii im.a „..,i|l|l a.hnoorrllllyy .c•o>". mmeeunccee a» ssyvssileemm .o.l. »n..I■.■.r■n■a».l ■i»m■-■
s.-.-uld I.i cherished in our recolhelion a. the birth. ,irn«emriit, founded upon practicable plans, bj
place of our fieedum and ihe bulwark of our ci*.I j whirh th. mean, ol conveyance will be allorded lo
ritfliis: l\« have lived happily under the govern- L»pn aeciion of Ihe State, for Ihe transporiaiion ol
ml il.. % : ...• trananu.ted i" "-; for which they | ,,. .,,r|.l.i- products. Yes, sir, old as I am, fur id-foii.'
hl.lh. > hh-d.ai I rnighl continue lo live happily, ,, ,rfa, | have travelled on thai journey whirh in
i,„l for ihe" i e desire man ha. for power, and' a few year, must inevitably terminate, I entertain
I,,. iii y .I.II. lo -• lf-inli :. -I
IVI i are Ihe people who find fa.ill with the roo-
-. ,-i and const... ,nl powers and nu- '»""< powr, the peep he tape rear, who
' ,.,. f„„. State. IJvtheconst,lut.onofaSt.,,e, want I I of «. lent. Ihe small counties
'," ■ ,ad .-fu.damen.al princip'es es. I.h-hed nnlhe. .p. Ke.r with a hlaek p,n ul.tion ,. n,
,,'i., . ,.,,,..,,, \\ which no. only opera., up '•"«««- » ' "!""- '" ''> " '. "-• ; """
Hie proud hope I ma} yd -.. the day when .. rail
rood shall extend from Ihe mountains lo lh. sea;
when. I'v the facilities I" tr .importation, a new
.... . i ..... .. i
Hut il is laid the Stale will obtain 'he hen- Iii "f a
large m ''tet town by carrying .1." seal ol 6 .vernj
•neni in Fayetlevitle. Sir. by such removal, a few
shopk. pcrs and a few boaniing houses, mighl be
liencGlL'd; l"ii a- lo the greal mteres's of Ihe ■*' it. .
net u doll i would he gawd. Gentlemen may ' k
,,i" ,,, I,, : dial placi > greal market town by tti*»
navigation o! < ape Fear; bill 'i is a- idle, as In talk
of R.ilemh lice i« such bv Ihe navigalion o| t'n.h-v
hen, i.v l|. i.irniii. p i.i i» i.i-|'....'. .■ ... -. uiree.e- o.i.i iIi... ■ Ri»o...c.nk_y. b».r.a.nch "The (Jod of nai.-n Ins
...ring yvonld he giv..n lo indu-lry ; when tho,wheat, ,,!.„, .1 his veto n| t. The vast sums already
,{„ corn, the Hour and ether heavy arthhs ol lh. j expended by the Stale >i| "I nvigation.vvitho.it
west and niiddle country ma) compete with Ihr sea 1 the slightest benefit, prov. . irl. Ih. folly 'I
j , fa-, in ii enjoy <he h. in iii- ,.i | attempts. 1..">I>. .ir, i" lb' did. r
•i, i hi ,.f i n-M utation to lh. n ain«, and Ihe mountain, those ol Ihe «ca ... „;,, bj .he I.. .■,■ itm
I, IV. [ will cede I. in the roasi. How,.ir, are the,. g'eat publu blessmgi to | h. -,.!. - ihe '
.,.,,.,. , ;, „„„,. I hese, sir, are Ihe maleiraU I b» ohlamtul if the public fa.lh i. to beforfeited I.,
■ ""■"""' • / ;- •;.;,"'," ,;.•;' ;' ;: co, ... ». ■ •.-. f«. «h«, 11 *\««- • >*.' ™ "•«"' ™i '"• ,r"n'""^•
D\ ii" * «• •■ > .,.--.. -..- , ,
0i, all ■!,. r. mber- nl d iiiinun.'y, and lie civil p. '«'-" '
,„,,,..,,,... . „ ,...,/i bi.,,1 ihe I.... ....... B) ' - w. '
■ r .- :
i ipprop. i .' ■ ns
In improve that i i. ig i.imi.
thou- .. ds i I dollors expend, d In Ihe
.foard of Internal Improvement, and in what have
'■"'•"•'"" " • ' •" ' a"}', , loconsiin.leaeon. lion for the purpose of forming there a Stale .n the tn.on capable, irom resonree. ,llhn,y% rr.essuulitteeudr! *A udceaaod ■l*o*«.s>i»o .ih."e■ M a*lre.. 11 ml (a
luc. rowers and au.l, .e. - I om I. ,.. . I . ^ hj ,»„,!„„, ,o eficct the.e great objects ' Mln.t, ,!,;„ tow,., aud see how your trra-nre has been « .*
lo-" .fromwhuh.l ,;.,,■ ;,..■,.,■..._. I ,ae ' ■ ? ; ^ ^ ro)lV( „„„„: ^ would have been the I.ii f New V ork I lPU .;- . i ne„.e cos. .1, igh tl, I h.
«V' y supreme in t.g...d to the ••-'•'"' ' "• . ,: ,..,,,„ u ,..,„,„. ,„ .,„.,,. , lhl„ „„, hl¥ Slate, in public ,mp.oyeme..l, if .1,- had j illl0 which nol one drop of water ha. run, o ;
tl ie,...«JI«*l |u.rewl,.-l »nl i.e. » I ,r Iron, other lo-t her credit' Who will ...b-. ribe, either in o. what ha. fallc. n the do
rfnaObr.ornothr.i ically.a part of, h ■ « • - "« ■• ' ' •'.' ■"»•■.•' • ' ^ ■" ; •;_ ■ |J ';; m*. for Mock in a ra.l road, o , |h,t, sir, it ha. be .hi. a. I ham from a co-ner
ment called .he ro.,s...u..o., as- . , ■■ • / ,\.,.,U,i ■ ,he, k. ,dcr any c.rc.im, , jou are at ,ati ,, „f doors, that by a r. i.oval of ,,,. ,, .
»"' "'•';•■ -'■■■••■■'■■' :'"' •-■■• ■■■-•] ; ,,,, „ .„, ,,„lli: ,„;,,.;;,,„ ,,■„.„, I» v.olate your faith J Public fa.lh, ..r, ,. , ,,.,, o that place, we .ha I foin- it v ■
Bv'h dmance yv.tho.ilea. i \- ,,',,;„,,,, ... |, power. I !,.— . ke fimal or : to doubt it, i. to destroy. cap„8|. J hat ,da.e ha« l«r year. he.., I
hly made under.<s „.j ctio... • , ., _^. ^ „ ,hal our rll(cr. c-prt«l. I. ha. had the Sl,te l.....k, .he < a,..' lea,
'. i Irillli ll. tl Vr-tfil V I'll llllWOr. I lit' -'•': i
hPtnhl. ma...' u Oi i- '■ I ' ' -' "■ »' '■ "■ ' " * ■ =- --' ■ :•;' • ,. ■;;; . ' •;;..'",'; , tZiZTtZ ssnz\*v er: ■ ■ - '""= p'-p1'-- • " ''■ ' ,. , . |hi I IHI llir nm-l in,. ieiou
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»• • ,"'. ' ' , , . ,., miI for iiiK.rab. resu vci ......
whal does rumor -.\ in Ii . ground ol ... ■ . '
. •, ,.„ .., iitlcim .r.n.al dill I 'ii."i I ■ ' ■ rumor, :""• lall.
,.,-.. J| our <i>.... « Ii "• regard i i, r. ' ' ■•! '"< ""k ihei nl
:■..: ... ,. il w. I ird w roll, tie •• .• inl .....in im. ' ll I mi .n-wered lh. popl-,
., ( ■..,,!„ i i i ..In ii it was pro| i he. .1 " '<■ ' "' l"«n.. .1 ; thei
. ■ !o impi-f i . th-l m n
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It ha. had th. SI Lel:....k, ihet .p. •■ >r
pr,/ughretl .1 .he west conlemplat. Ih. project Hank, .nd tl MIM.I' I " ' ■ "•
!, ,,,/, road h. baekcountr) to Old Topsail been ihe result I is the ;■ . .
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