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Friday, November 30, AS2T.
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ACCordlngto tne Natl0flal Johrhal, Conltnissoncfs
have been sent to our North East frontier to inquire
into the outrages which are said to have been com
mtted in that quarter, by persons assuming to act
under the authority ofBritsh Magistrates. lfthere
be any Just Of complaint, the President will
have the evidence to lay before Congress. 1t is not
snnposed that the British Government has authorised,
or will sanction. any acts of outrage committed by
It's subjects on American citizens and if such have
been committed, it is expected that that Govern
,nent will adopt such measures as will prevent
repetition, as soon as the proper testimony OF the
facts shall be produced.


On the 18th instant, the Hon. ". S. Bldckledgc
late member of Congress, was nominated as an
Adams Elector, at a very respectable meeting at
Newbern, ". Carolina. Among the Committee of
correspondence, we notice the names OF j. ii. Bry-
an at present member of Congress from ~ Caro-
lima. and q; Wm Castor, formerly one of the most
DISTINGUISHED members of the House Of Representa-
tyes which that State ever furnished. The pre-
sent occasion has called forth, in defence Of good
government, most of the distinguished andtruly res
pectable men in Virginia and, from present ap-





sister State, North Carolina. The Newbern meeting,
after expressing their confidence in the present hd-
ministraon, SC. sc. request the members OF their
Legislature now in Session, to aid in forming an anti
jackson Electoral Ticket throughout the State.
Since the above was written, we have noticed the
follow inc in the National lntelligencer.


"Manv of the gentlemen, whose names stand con
spicuous in these proceedings. are known to us tor
their high responsibility, aud some OF them to their
country at large for distinguished talents and pub
lc scryisps In truth we do not believe that any
community. of equal extent. in this whole Union
could, on any similar occasion, assemble more ia,
lent. virtue. and responsibility, than was present
at this meeting in Newbern and It IS to US matter
Of pride and encouragement to hnd men OF tina
STAMP, in different parts of the country. daily an
nouncng themselves on the side of those prnciple
which we have endeavoured teebly, but honestly, t
I uphold.