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prom tin charlotte joarnal the loco foco nominee i-cd even m this early day " t l ie loco koc arc beginning tiieir wean ,," and fruitless labor of deception as to toe its of their candidate 1 r lhe presidency ,- nc i of two hundred y convention — om oscaoi * , -. 1 * . ,, nil iu 1 in 1 tilull — ioventv respectable tie u '■* uld have thought of james k polk for tha - office is n tonl.i surprising to ms but must « to the can y : ''\ ! y7 ! ' p a . rt 3 i y i the sh mid find something j , " »>-..- i v ■>■■'•■to gratify pride and build up r'it i i not t-urprisliig bul that editors id ■;•■■■'■! y ■ls -*- ' i ' '•' u ' commend him lei fovorof th • i account ol the patri ym of his ane tors wilhout inquiry or proofj n-.»i remarkable we in mecklenburg are lurflv proud ol the name and services ofthe !;" family ut to in rtiiieation ii in record thal e nnce : rs of the l co foco ii-did i ii t included in the number vi <* would iul r events which have long since e-.l aw av unless driven to do so by the ■of our ad ;• y e say however ,'» ii i.s true thai mr polk is a son of f cklei'l :,.: t til he descended from a re el brain h i f a n eble stock and that if it '.- ired we will furnish from living witnesses proof of the assertion thomas polk was a .;. >! patriot — the father of the mecklenburg tion bul on thai instrument tlie name brother ezekiel the gran ifather of the i ?' > nominee does noi appear a:i<l with circumstance is connected a melancholy isgraccfy history if the loco foco par it we will pursue the subject farther we understand thai a biographical sketch of l k polk has been published in the dem ratie review which isgoingthe rounds ofthe ■, press — of this sketch a correspond i . e the follow ing notice : yv i tsee a b o i iphical notice of the hon p k pe : -- ol tenn _'<-.. ig lhe rounds of the demo i _» »-, in whii 1 there is a manifesi design to mislead hy adorning the wings of that gentleman's w with ' i " in the article alluded 1'olk family generally with j d aration of independi nce,and with othei ol revolutionary memory is i ui as ' on of ran listinction col thomas j tan and clerk and dr j h . conspicuously sel forth as the i i ies k polk afterwards follows this sen ] in the contest for independence several of mr j lishe d tin ms ives even to the pe-ril in this labored and oft repeated effort to embel j < ol the honorable gentleman why have the names of his immediate ancestryl pride with which the noble y-eels eif his great uncle t p is mentioned naturally leads us to inquire bave we / j < > r even a bare allusion to the name and acterof his paternal grandfather in biography it j trace one's lineage even farther back than in thiscountiy.il its subject was a con j ary of our memorable revolution why in the to throw perfume e,n this weed of democracy \ autious concealment of its real qualities why j ve noi told at once whether his grand-father was or alive — whether he was a whig or tory — and i « the pan he acted during those trying times | iut these facts it is no biographyal all tliere ! mfortunatc blank — which the author attempts to fill i from ullicr distinguished relatives | wards — but which utterly fails in ils purpose ( se and impious as it is ridiculous and dis \ ■■no wish to do mr re>!k any injustice it hard indeed if children had to answer for the i ii their fore-fathers he is probably a man of talent — may have served ins state faithfully i - noi the citizens of mecklenburg will be proud of ason of her soil — and 1 know thai the american ! when they discover in him the ability necessary | ■si rvice required te entitle him tei ol be disposed to withhold from him '<.:■thai may be due — notwithstanding the tcrgiv n of his grand-father but s,r : i cannot bear see the hard-won laurels of col thomas polk and his j wh-i brothers and his whig compeers torn from ihe-ir j brows and entwined around that of the grandson eif a brother who was — sad to re-!ati — not a brother in spirit — oh noi even a friendto the-in in the times that tried : souls and this done too for party purposes yessir spare the dead ! pluck not from tlie-ir crown of glory its brightesl jewels for the miserable purpose i nf addintr lustre lo — a political humbug ! 1 know that intelligent democrats of western north j - - ij of wboi i are the descendants of whigs of '■75 an i 76 - will not sacrilegiously lend their hands lirty work to make a last effort to save adefeated a dying party justitia the democral who undertook lo scrape up electioneering capital for mr polk by i ignorantly pointing to his ancestry and j '. exclaiming — " revolutionary services — i prime movers in the mecklenburg de claration '" c vve was aboul as keen as the electioneering chap out west who . having called in al a cabin after dark i iroi to kissing and praising the fanner's ii'ile'iins which avhenalighl wasbrought i ti turned out to be little negroes in the \ 1 latter ease however no one else was in jured hy the blunder bul ihe blunderer him , i if in lhe former a whole party are ' yen uf i/a ir lory why did'nt he |* hi*eh the records ! ll is too bad ! that ' 1 ievmooral ought tc be — ** rode upon a rail !" so far from ex-governor polk bring a descendant from a revolutionary wtiig '. it is matter of regrcl that he is the descen dant of a llrvolutionary tun ezekiel '■i'l'lk after the struggles of 7g were over i and all was quiet was appointed by the magistrates of mecklenburg as sheriff ol that county : bul the people remember ing the part which he had taken in those \ trying times assembled en masse and compelled him to resign from the national intelligencer of june llth congress ; -. consequ nce of th ■annunciation of the decease of ' mem er of co re ss the hon a 11 read of th houeses of congress adjourned yester in the dav after doing very httle business — ■* loss ol a day,al a period of the session when y ' l s only remain for the consideration and completion of ' most important bi is of the session including the civil n bills is much to be resetted i y mr v.'.yr y asked and ob 1 leave i • i . ■bill which he announced laj night after the rejection of the treaty tee otiations for the annexation of texas tpthe ■s and accompanied it wnh an explanatory me length as an exposition of his views ' "■to the expediency of the prospective acequi territoryin question th presentation of ihis a course due to his peculiar positionrelative al least i lair and frank proposition ne however that at this very late hour of the !, i in the present uncertainty of public opinion .'-■, it is not the intention of mr benton to ; e bill to a decision nt the present seayon of con the carolina watchman i bruner & james ) t , } " keep a check cpox all tour editors cy proprietors v is safe » _ j ' new series rrlees do this axd liberty j 1 gent harrison 4 number 8 of volume t ! salisbury n c june 22 1844 ==== | gross at the next session members will come tol'-'ther better prepared in every possible respect to act under standingly upon it and to carry out whatever may then i appear to them to be the will ofthe people in regard to it ; tlie whigs of delaware held a state convention at ; dover on tuesday last at which major thomas stock i ton of newcastle county was unanimously nominated | i as their candidate for governor ; j w houston of sus ! sex for representative in congress ; and alfred dupont ; j enoch sprunance and thomas davis for electors of pre l sident nnd vice president this is said to be a good ticket and such a one as will meet with a warm response : from the whigs throughout the state there was a tremendous assemblage of the people at this convention besides the delegates and it all passed offmost harmo niously ! icr the locos were delighted when they first heard of the nomination of mr fkelingmrrsen at the idea ; his name would'nt rhyme and they solaced themselves \ thai the ammunition of song-singing was all wetted in ! the cannisters but they have found out their mistake j e will give a trifle hawever if any one will mention a j word that will rhyme with dallas ! — ral register a trifle for a word rhyming with dallas ? we claim as that trifle a neat little ballass ; for dallas we think gingle-s finely with palace — much belter perhaps than with the word galloics ! .... \ to the haven of vice now steers mister dallas but van buren and cass ov'rflowing with malice irilliholding their weight will ruin his ballast unlucky fellows their hearts must be callous fp"hen the november storms will founder his galeas ! ] there now mr register we think we've done it ! ; just stand up to the rack sir i the n y tribune hears strange stories of western i delegations that came round by n york on their way | to baltimore stopped at kinderhook to display their loy j alty and enjoy the good things of life professing the most i unbounded attachment to mr van buren and then walk i 1 ed off to baltimore and went dead against him ! | a prediction — mr butler in his speech to the de | mocractic convention made the following prediction : '• mr butler predicted if the rule should be carried ' the dismemberment and final breaking up of the party ' if the people persisted in going for men and not mea ' sures a black flag would be hung over them — the pall ' of death would shroud their hopes and a funeral dirge i ' might be sung — baltimore patriot the united srate*s frigate j'otomac arrived at pensa ! cola on tbe t!gth ultimo ins from galveston the salem register announces the death of the last of washington's life guards in the person of capt jesse smith who died at his residence in salem on tuesday aged eighty-eight he was in the battle oi bunker hill i and afterwards was draughted into washington"s guards j lie was present in the battles of brandywine trenton | germantown and monmouth he received his discharge in 1779 from col washington peace to his manes ! last of the pioneers — the cincinnati advertiser chronicles the death of dr stephen wood of miami ' township he expired on the llth instant in the 83d year of his age dr w was the last survivor of the band i of pioneers who were associated with jons cleves i sy.mme.s in the settlement of knrth boei.l in l7t--3 and at j the period of his death had resided longer in the state than any individual in hamilton county and probably j the whole state of ohio ; at any rate he was the last j of the original pioneers to cincinnati and its vincinity it was dr wood in his functions as a magistrate who [ married the late president harrison to the daughter of j mr symmes in the year 1792 ; and it is a remarkable ' fact that on the 1st of april 1841 , almost fifty years af j ter that event these three were all surviving and in the ! enjoyment of vigorous health a land slide took place on the 30th ultimore at algiers | opposite new orleans which did considerable damage e carrying away a large space of ground occupying some i fnur or five hundred feet front on the river and to a con siderable depth and also mr harrington's large produce warehouse erected thereon further damage was ap ; prehended in consequence of the high stage of water rather equivocal — marcus morton in his reply to \ tbe boston committee signifying his inability to attend the faneuil hail polk-dallas-and-te-xas meeting says : ! ■* i ii.i heartily approve of those nominations as any of our democratic brethren no doubt it is a choker to all of them any how — salem gazette killed by swallowing a bone — a post mortem ex amination was held on wednesday of last week by doe j tors holmes and porter upon the body of theodore jel i lison use . of this town who departed this life on tues day aboil fifteen months ago the deceased supposed he swallowed a bone while eating a dish of soup im mediately alter he was attacked with a severe cough and pair in the chest which continued until death the examination confirmed the truth of the supposition — : about an inch and a half below the bifurcation of the - bronchia in the right lung was found a rough fragment of beet hone measuring an inch in length half an inch j in width and a quarter of an inch in thickness — calais journal from the raleigh register of june 14 supreme court this tribunal met on monday last the three judges ail being in attendance the first few days of each i term are devoted to the examination of applicants for license to practice the law the following gentlemen have already passed the ordeal and been admitted to practice viz : in the superior courts john d cameron fayetteville ; f b satterthwaite pitt county : a h caldwell salisbury ; geo c clark jamestown guilford county -. george s stevenson and thomas sparrow jr newbern ; samuel h walkeip union county ; john c gulkck henderson county ; george ii bruer hertford perquimona county : mau rice q ffaddell pittsborough couniy courts , robert strange fayetteville : patrick h thnston franklin county ; c e carson rutherford eounty ; mar cellus v lanier granville county ; m a bledsoe ral eigh : jas s johnston halifax : joaah g.turner hills boro 1 k mclean greensiboro edward f smith hertford penjnimons ; sylvester t.brown washing ton montford mcgvhee.person county ; r.don 1111 son caswell cotinn ; h'alter p caldwell mecklenburg j county : john h manly raleigh ; geo f rounsaville lexington ; robert s anderson yaneeyville hard up — ave have it from good authority says the mercury that the girls in some parts of pennsylvania are | so hard up lor husbands that they sometimes take up with j lawyers nd printer j remarks of mr peyton of tennessee ' in tiie house of representatives tuesday fune 5 1 3 14 the general appropriation bill being under consideration in committee ofthe whole and the debate having progressed to a consider able extent — mr peyton who though deeply averse to speaking here excused himself tor doing so on the ground that it would be expected of him by his constituents ; and since mr clay mr van buren and mr polk had been brought in to the debate by other gentlemen he should claim to follow the footsteps of his illustrious predecessors mr clay had been traduced and vilified by all who had spoken from the democratic ranks ofthe house he had been compared to cae sar to caligula and to cromwell he asked all to look at his acts to contemplate his public history and then to look at those of the party who opposed him and after that to say who was the cromwell he asked who it was that had been at the commencement of this congress in favor of maintaing the majesty and suprema cy of the laws the whig party with mr clay at its head on the other hand who were they who had come up into this hall and by one i sweep of the pen nullified the districting law and who were they who at this very hour hold seats here directly in the teeth of law who ' had carried out those doctrines of nullification ! which south carolina had only threatened and openly trampled the constitution under foot — i the democratic party look at one of the first acts of this congress : immediately after its organization ; the journal of the house the record of its proceedings had , been deliberately mutilated by order of a de j mocratic majority the whigs had entered their solemn protest against the right ofthe nul ! lilying recusants to seats in this house and pla j ced that protest on the journal : but where was i it ? it had by force been stricken from its place | and was no more to be found there yet you i talk about caligulas ! mr p then referred to the proceedings of the senate of tennessee the whigs in that state j had a majority of votes on joint ballot and sena ! tors of the united states for that state had al ! ways been thus elected but a set of men now \ immortalized there and elsewhere as the glo ! rious thirteen after having twice so voted for felix grundy as soon as it was found that ! there was a majority for whig senators sud i denly declared that mode of electing senators to be unconstitutional ; and so great were their ! qualms of conscience that when the vote was ; to be taken they stubbornly retained their seats i and thereby prevented the election and kept their state unrepresented in one branch of the j national legislature one of that company of j men was now a representative on this floor ! he would hot charge him as forsworn and as ! an open violator of the constitution but he would say it was a little remarkable that his conscience should have been so very serene j when he voted for mr grundy and suddenly 1 alarmed when a whig was likely to be chosen i these mr p said were some of the ten , dencies ofthe democratic party a gentleman i from ohio mr duncan had made a speech ] not long since in which he represented the i whigs round about the city of cincinnati as a ; set of swindlers cut-throats and traitors ; and ' had observed that it was the native tendency of ; whiggery to lead to corruption anarchy and despotism mr p had therefore presented a j little specimen of the tendencies of this not jfcffersonian — no — but this modern this latter , day this joe smith democracy — this barn \ burning democracy — this dorrite democracy i which held that the people had a right to act in masses against lav r and constitution both i these " immortal thirteen in tennessee had j nullified the action of their own legislative bo : dy here was one of the tendencies of this sort of democracy as to the democracy of " governor dorr : the whole history was one ofthe most infamous '; affairs that ever disgraced the annals of our ; country his party claimed the right in their unorganized mass as a great magazine of all • power to change laws and overturn constitu tions at will ; and when offered the very things they desired scorned to receive them through either legislature or convention there was ! no perceptible difference as to the latitude of ; suffrage or any other democratic right be tween the constitution they attempted to frame and that agreed to in a lawful assembly yet j they would not take it because it came from the hands of the constituted authorities yet the democratic party were ready to back them and did vote them countenance and aid in pro ceedings more anarchical than any in the days of danton marat or robespierre as to lhe charge of federalism which had been brought against the whigs who he ask . ed were thev who were in favor of giving to , the president the kingly power of destroying the legislation of both houses of congress at his mere will and pleasure ? was it the [ whigs ? mr clay was against this power : he held that that ought to be the law of the land which the people's representatives in both branches of the legislature declared should be the law ; but the democrats par ex cellence were for vesting all power in one man and allowing him to cut the heads off of as many legislative acts as might suit his own no tions or selfish purposes of these two class es of persons which were the federalists and which were the republicans ? but to quit principles and go a little into the prrsonchc of federalism where were the • federalists actually found " he referred to the old anti-war federalists of 98 ? in his own district where the whigs had a majority of 1,000 votes it had been his lot to be elected over a gentleman oi most amiable and irre proachable character — a gentleman in the full est sense of the term — who had been brought out by the democratic party in the hope of get ting the influence of the hero of the hermi tage because ho was the nephew of his wife ; but he was a federalist and even within pis tol shot of the den of the roaring lion the \ whigs got a majority and counted a majority of not ies than 500 votes in the hermitage dis j i trict but to the charge that the whigs were federalists jfe would begin with james buc hanan ; and what had feirn-erly been his senti ' ments ? here mr p read extracts which ' were certainly of a pretty high-toned federal ! character then there was the hon ruel williams ; he mr p believed was now held ; to be a light of democracy in the state of maine this gentleman had burnt jas mad ison in effigy because he was in favor of the war with great britain then we had gen eral wall of new jersey who had declared '. that he would war under the federal flag so long as it continued to wave mr henry hub bard was another democrat and dorrite ofthe '. very first water : yet he had voted to send del ' egates to the hartford convention another ; very distinguished gentleman in the democrat ; ic ranks and now he believed a prominent member of congress — one charles jared in gersoll — had declared that had he been capa ! , ble of reflection in the davs of the revolution he would have been a tory that gentleman was most courteous in his deportment and had always treated mr p with the utmost personal kindness he meant him no offence or injury : and if the assertion he had now made as his , was incorrect he mr p would instantly take ; it back the gentleman was present and ' ; could deny it if it was untrue mr i retained ' his seat mr p next quoted a very liery ar : tice indeed from the pen of j ii prentiss a ] van buren member ol congress this gen j tleman declared it gave him infinite pleasure to ; to be able to announce in his paper the : triumph of federalism was he a demo ■; crat ? then came william cullen bryant the ; author ofa poetical eulogy of no very flatter ing kind as it seemed on thomas jefferson mr p quoted from this poem a sort of mock : : heroic | now then he would again inquire where [ j was federalism to be found ? he thought he '. j had placed it on the right side of the party di i viding line mr ingersoll here asking the loan of the | book from which the above quotations had been j made mr p replied : " take good care of it ! and do not derange the contents ; it is an ex ! j cellent magazine of whig ammunition and i j mean to draw on it for some missiles i hope to i i hurl at the polk stalks of tennessee and now as to this farce of a nomination at . ! baltimore a distinguished gentleman from ; new york so denominated it publicly and with j out the slightest reserve ; declaring openly that • | it ought to meet with no respect from the coun ; i try and that james k polk could not get one ' | electoral college unless that of south carolina i ] and that would depend upon the mere whim and ; caprice of mr calhoun this annunciation produced very great sen ' i sation in the house mr stetson of new york inquired of mr : j p who the n york member referred to was ? mr peyton replied that for the name ofthe i gentleman and all the circumstances he would ' refer the gentleman to the hon mr black of i south carolina he would tell him who he i i was j mr stetson repeated his inquiry observing j that the statement had taken him completely by i ! surprise mr peyton replied it was a member on this ; i floor a distinguished member of the house a ; i great friend to mr v buren and in fact con ; i sidered as his right-hand man here that gen ; tleman had declared that mr polk could not '. i get the vote of one electoral college unless in i ; south carolina and that depended on the whim : '■and caprice of mr calhoun if the gentle , i man would apply to the honorable gentleman i | from south carolina he could get all the infor i , mation he desired mr p was about proceeding in his speech . ; when mr stetson again interposed mr p not j yielding the floor and said that as mr p was | the only one who had referred to the member i from the new york delegation it was to him ; alone he ought to apply for his name i mr peyton said he would not be thus inter ! nipted : there was a point where courtesy ceas ] ed to be a virtue a majority of the members of the late eon '. i vention went to baltimore instructed and pledged ; to vole for mr yan buren : and the globe : ; before the convention assembled charged who ! ] ever should do otherwise with treachery and ; what was the result ? a majority did vote for : mr yan buren ; but of this most democratic ' '■of democracies a simple majority was not 1 [ enough true thomas jefferson thought it ought to rule and held the maxim true voxpop uli vox dei from which there was no appeal but < to arms which he held to be the appeal of ty ; rants but these democrats were nit content i with jcrtersonian democracy a bare majori ; ity was not enough for them ; they must have two thirds a gentleman here had said that with the texas feeling in his favor their can didate would get the votes of a majority of the people of the u states a majority ! suppose he did that would not do according to balti more doctrine he must have two-thirds to elect him he hoped gentlemen would carry out their own principles the nomination of james k polk would fall on the ears of the peeople of j this country like a thunder-clap in a very clear day no ; that was too grand too terrific a figure : it would then strike them like the phe nomenon in the ancient proverb after all the mountains in the land had so longb.*en in labor out slipped a ridiculous mouse jam<*s k polk a candidate for th n presidency ! a mau never dreamed of and if we are to believe the globe a man not qualified for the place there had been in that paper a recent war between a tennessee democrat and au alabama demo crat one of these excellent democrats was opposed to mr king as a candidate for the vice presidency because he had not signalized him self in the history of the country and had no memorials to distinguish his name the other tauntingly observed that this came with but a bad grace from one who advocated james k polk whom he charged in substance with be ing a coward and unworthy of being yiae pre sident on that ground and in support of the , charge brought up a scene between mr polk i when speaker and mr m ise of virginia who ■as they were retiring from this hall took him _ i by the arm and said : you are the poor petty tool ol a tyrant take that the questi would then seem xevy naturally to arise if mr pe-i was too mueb of a coward to be vice pre sklent how lit is he to be commander-in-chief of the army and navy ? he proclaim ii himself for annexation now suppose annexation should lead to war : would the alabama democracy support such a candidate to be commander ofj the army and navy " these were mr polk's qualifications in a military point of view what . were his political ! why be had been found during his public career on every sjde of every important question hail he originated or given a prominent and leading support to anv treat measure or any great and controlling system of policy none be had never risen higher than to be a second rate man — a tool and follower i of some other man — this had been his char acter all his life lb bad been the instrument and subservient tool of andrew jackson to do ' his bidding whatever that might be never had he been found one-thousandth part of an ■inch from jackson's track wind and turn as it might however contradictory his measures or opinions might be those were the measures and those the opinions of the obedient mr ' polk ho had been strongly opposed to the sub-trea sury and preferred state banks as places of de posite for the public money lie considered them safer and in all respect to be preferred w here did he stand now ? oh now a sub treasury was the only safe place u motley's your only wear mr p had within his reach though not here a very precious document concerning this same j k polk — an extract from a letter as the reporter understood perhaps speech of his in which he came out in favor of works of in ternal improvement by the general govern ' ment within the states he was just so in re gard to every thing this was what the great democrat party had brought out for the four mile heat at the foil races ! a little beaten broken-winded foundered spring-halt shuffling spavined bob-t_il na of tennessee to run against the great eclipse ! much laughter and some punning among the democratic mem bers there was a turning up of the nose a sense of the ridiculous in the mere idea of the parallel one htid been identified with all the great events aud measures in our political history for the last forty years a man — av — every inch a mau in heart and intellect a firm ness grasp and comprehension of mind a whole head aud shoulders above any man that ever had set his footprint on this continent save one i only when the tyrant power of great brit ain was seizing our citizens and confining them in the loathsome dungeon of a prison ship whose voice was it that sounded in thunder tones of indignation through the land loud and long and deep till the injury was redressed ' ' henry clay and when another crisis arose in our affairs — a crisis which shook the govern ment of the country to its centre which caused the good man and the patriot to turn pale and made jefferson himself declare that it struck up on his spirit like an alarm bell in the dead hour j of night who was it that came to the rescue 1 threw himself into the breach and saved his country henry clay and then in that oth er critical and trying hour when the flag of dis union was raised in south carolina and the ; laws ofthe union were resisted at the cannon's mouth while we had in the chair of state a man of iron nerve and lion heart who swore by the j eternal that the laws should be executed and i that if one gun was fired by south carolina he would haujl calhoun and mcduffie and hayne and hamilton and the other leaders of the re ' hellion as high as hainan who was it that came again as our deliverer with a heart deep ly penetrated by thecriois of his country's fete and casting on the issue all he held dear in life once more by his prudence moderation and skill assuaged the angry element and rescued this fair land from the horrors of civil discord ' it was henry clay when the hour of danger came there was he : and wherever he came ! danger was quelled disorder fled and public prosperity smiled upon her restorer now look on this picture and on that — the counterfeit pre sentment of two candidates tis hyperion to a satyr as well compare a mousing owl to the imperial bird of jove that sprang aloft and soared into the very sun mr p wished to say a few more words on . this general polk — no m>t general he never rose quite as high as that a voice colonel polk another voice governor polk a third voice president polk well governor polk then he had a doc ument in his hand which would show what were general jackson's sentiments in relation tei a protective tarilf so vehemently opposed by mr polk he would read them mr hah suggested lhat in his own case the doctrine had been insisted on that no piper could be read by a member in his place with out leave ot the house mr peyton bowed respectfully to the very or derly gentleman from new hampshire the same he believed who had voted no on a vote of acceptance and thanks when the venerable and illustrious gentleman from massachusetts mr adams hadpresentr-d the memorial of wash ington's labors in the field a scene that drew tears from many a manly eye which held this house in deep silence while the very air seem ed sacred and the place hallowed by memory of the father of his country at such a moment it was that one solitary member with a voice as strong as the blast of a blacksmith's bellows had uttered that monosyllable of his renown what : would tbe gentleman muzzle the press would not he let him read a paper might not the clerk read it then ? sir hale said the gentleman entirely mis took him and wished tei explain ; but mr p would not spare the time the clerk then read a letter from general jackson to dr gokhng in which reierence is made to the tariff these were those etleclaratiobfl of general jackson which a certaimnember near him had embodied in a resolution and asked this dem ocratic congress to adopt as expressing their . sentiments and who were they who had shrunk from fueh a motion as from the mouth of a cannon ? when »"_ 1 , r i tl -,. ", i i r *- k h-soii men or that memorable u i v . i 1 , , , * ■"•' ot one ot them — no not one w<»um infl nn t j u i senu ments o hn cn-f th 1 .-• » i 1 i k *, i • i 1 lhe iy inends tho i w_w vv ™ , , housc l,::it ** •« *• whig who could ever f r get the scene i mr p had often witnessed r,at confeba 1 , hat house but never had he seen constermtia uke that \» hat running to arid ,*-,, • w j at c " un tenances ! what consultations ! it a host had | risen through the floor or a bom shell had 6d | len upon it scattering its death dealing frag | ments in every direction there could not hat been witnessed a greater exhibition of horror ! they were alike afraid to adopt the resolutions and to reject them lest they shoulld be commit | ted on the one hand or on the other should seem to run off from their great man but such was modern democracy such were democratic ; metamorphoses modern democracy had well and wisely been declared to be progressive a sort of migratory bird its track like the track of a snake in illustration ofthe last idea mr p quoted some lines which have escaped the re-porter the point xvas however that none couid toll whether the snake was u going south or coming back in tennessee the democratic h-ad.-rs talked of the black tarilf as oppressing the poor and col polk denounced it on that ground were they in the jackson ranks .' how did they agree with these high protective doctrines of the old hero | who had epassed the tariffs cf 16 and 28 * all the great party leaden of the present day yet they now charged it with oppressing the south and uttered loud threats of dissolving the union mr p had been hor rified his very blood had been chilled while he listened to the terms iu which a gentleman from alabama for whom personally he cherished the very highest respect spoke of rupturing that same bond tluse who held this language respecting tho oppressive operation of the tariff advocated like his colleague over the way mr cave johnson a resort to direct taxation according to him it would be a great blessing to tennessee and save her treasury hundreds of d liars mr p began to lear ir.ua the frequent reference to this idea of late that it was becoming the set tled though secret policy of the party loaders they were afraid to avow it uin of them said it would not elo sow to avow it but it was their beau idea of taxation in a republic ha had seen reference to it in ail quarters and ev ery where it was admitted to be the true system he presumed therefore that as soon as that tarty had ihe reins of power they would strike tbrir their watchwords would be fkkk tkadk and direct taxation free trade ! where was it ? only in the distempered imaginations ofa few abstract theorists england taxed our products almost to prohibition ; france did tho same ; but we wore to let in the goods of all the world in our ports ; the were to come and buy without money and without price how absurd ! could american mechanics free and happy compete with the labor of paupers who hved on black bread laid ou the ground work ed sixteen houra for ten cents and could scarce save their children from actual starvation this was the favorite system of hi colleague mr c.johnson his cojleage said he was bred a tailor did he wish to see tailors of his dis trict brought into competition with laborers liko these ? lb did not think they would greatly thank tbeir brother or be very likely to adopt his plan lt would soon drive them out of house and home and compel them to seek some other mode of livelihood such had not been the pol icy of e,;>a glorious fathers their second le gislative act had vn to pas a taiifffor the pro tection of domestic manufacture ■and that was the policy which wonld make us independent of ail nation the baltimore american remark with good temper as well as wiih good and sufficient cause upou the unfortunate ha bit into which nearly till tin locofocos are lulling of abusive bitter denunciation of mr clay tiiis characteristic 1 says the ameri can mark d the sepeeches in their late con vention it is the staple ol lheirpopular harangue they do not di-cu*-s principles thev urge no measures a connected with any system of national policy ; their lan guage is th language of vindictive per sonal hostility towards a great man ; nnd they labor apparently for the sob purpose of implanting bad feelings in the minds of their followers against mr clay •* this will not do jt i a mistaken course it is bad policy and it i bad taste it may infuse a tierce implacable hate in to tin bosoms ofthe more violent and thus add more than usual bitterness to the com ing canvass hut we ha\e not o ill an opinion of the jrrcnt mass of tlie other par ty as to believe that th**y will respond to any such appeals of personal animosity they know and all honest minds know that courtesy and gentleman-like demea nor are becoming even in party contests and that noon can depart therefrom with out sinking his own respectability the pending controvi rsy i to be decided on the merits of great national questions let the issues be confined to these as for mr clay's course for mere than thirty years i is known to the whole country his character is known ; his personal qualities and his public ; his frank and open bearing as a man and lis high abil ities as a statesman the regard and con fidence of his friends no man can divert from him ; and he carries with him the respect of all the hiirh-minded and g^ne rous-hearted among hi political oppo nents petty larceny — the democrats hare tolen captain trier's last and only thunder when they lai<l riolenl bands on nnd niched bis texas annexation pi they stripped him and left him alone in his glory — denuifed him of all he h a j even all his bring and then bade him go on his way re*j'eici:ig poor n-liow ! it was cm e ] too bad we would as soon have stolen the last beef sausage from the chest ofa starved nigger — whig ( larion locofocoism.—mr petit ol indiana the man ho in th early part of the session was op ffisedto having a chaplain f r o ogres because he was opposed to all religion s;ii,i in lhe hous6 on the llth inst that he hated all corporation ; he never would incorporate n . hurch : on the thecontrarv.he would rather see y r v church mthehud'kraptueiluwtl tames vnd this man i sent to congress bv the lo eofoeos of indiana fay^eviur obserrtf
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|The June 22, 1844 issue of the Carolina Watchman a weekly and semi weekly newspaper from Salisbury, North Carolina
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prom tin charlotte joarnal the loco foco nominee i-cd even m this early day " t l ie loco koc arc beginning tiieir wean ,," and fruitless labor of deception as to toe its of their candidate 1 r lhe presidency ,- nc i of two hundred y convention — om oscaoi * , -. 1 * . ,, nil iu 1 in 1 tilull — ioventv respectable tie u '■* uld have thought of james k polk for tha - office is n tonl.i surprising to ms but must « to the can y : ''\ ! y7 ! ' p a . rt 3 i y i the sh mid find something j , " »>-..- i v ■>■■'•■to gratify pride and build up r'it i i not t-urprisliig bul that editors id ■;•■■■'■! y ■ls -*- ' i ' '•' u ' commend him lei fovorof th • i account ol the patri ym of his ane tors wilhout inquiry or proofj n-.»i remarkable we in mecklenburg are lurflv proud ol the name and services ofthe !;" family ut to in rtiiieation ii in record thal e nnce : rs of the l co foco ii-did i ii t included in the number vi <* would iul r events which have long since e-.l aw av unless driven to do so by the ■of our ad ;• y e say however ,'» ii i.s true thai mr polk is a son of f cklei'l :,.: t til he descended from a re el brain h i f a n eble stock and that if it '.- ired we will furnish from living witnesses proof of the assertion thomas polk was a .;. >! patriot — the father of the mecklenburg tion bul on thai instrument tlie name brother ezekiel the gran ifather of the i ?' > nominee does noi appear a:i


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ROSEMONT, Ill. (AP) -- Bud Selig was on hand when the Miami Marlins played their first regular-season game in their swanky new ballpark in April. The commissioner provided a glowing review of the $634 million project and boldly declared that opposition to the facility would fade away within five years.
So far, it's not looking so good for that last prediction.
Selig said Thursday he is examining the pending blockbuster trade that sends at least three of Miami's best players to Toronto for a package of prospects just seven months after the Marlins moved into their new home, which was financed primarily with tax money.
Speaking at the conclusion of the owners' meetings, Selig said he also is aware of fan anger in South Florida but is going to do what's in the best interests of the sport.
"People have different views of that as to what you should do and how you should do it, but I think I've been able to come through all these situations and the sport's been stronger and better as a result," he said, pointing to his recent experience with the Texas Rangers and Los Angeles Dodgers going through bankruptcy proceedings.
"So when I say I have this matter under review and I've talked to a lot of our people and I've spent a lot of time here in between all the other meetings - this is a tough place to do it - that's exactly what I mean. It is under review. I am aware of the anger, I am. I'm also aware that in Toronto they're very happy."
The Blue Jays, who finished fourth in the loaded AL East last season, are bringing in All-Star shortstop Jose Reyes, left-hander Mark Buehrle and right-hander Josh Johnson under the deal, which is contingent on physicals for the players. Selig also said there is money going from Miami to Toronto, but did not offer any details and said the trade hadn't been officially presented to his office yet.
Reyes and Buehrle signed lucrative free-agent contracts with the Marlins last offseason, and Johnson has been Miami's best pitcher when healthy.
The Marlins get infielders Yunel Escobar and Adeiny Hechavarria, right-hander Henderson Alvarez and several top prospects, a nice haul but certainly not enough to satisfy a fan base that went through similar rebuilding after the franchise won the World Series in 1997 and 2003.
"I've talked to two baseball people - I have a lot of people that I check with and talk to - who have, actually, an interesting view on the trade." Selig said at airport hotel just outside of Chicago. "They think that (Miami), in terms of young players, did very well. These are two independent baseball people. These are not chefs in these kitchens here.
"So I want to think about all of it and I want to review everything. I want to be my usual painstaking, cautious, slow, conservative self in analyzing it. ... There's a lot of variables here."
Paul Beeston, the president and CEO of the Blue Jays, rushed by a group of reporters as he left the owners' meetings. Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria was seen in the lobby at the hotel but did not make himself available to media.
Loria went on a spending spree last offseason, also signing free-agent closer Heath Bell. The Marlins thought they would contend for the NL East title and draw 3 million fans in the first year of their ballpark.
But they flopped, finishing last in the division. Bell was traded to Arizona in October, with the Marlins agreeing to pay $8 million of the remaining $21 million owed to the reliever.
Asked Thursday if it's in the best interests of baseball for Loria to continue to own a franchise, Selig said he wasn't going to comment any further other than saying the trade is under review.
"I know what the commissioner can do, can't do, what his legal responsibilities are," he said. "I understand the feeling and in the end I'll do what I've done in the other past situations. People always ask me, `Boy, don't you wish it didn't happen?' Well, there are a lot of situations I wish hadn't happened, but they have, and then I have to try to do what I have to do."


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If the first batch process is the only process running, it takes all the power it can to resolve a query. However, as you add more processes, the available resources usually spread out equally among them. Process speed also depends on whether you have multiple CPUs and whether a parallel query is running at the same time. Generally, parallel queries continue to use the resources that were available on the system when they started until the query is complete.
When I reference a small temporary table in the stored procedure I created it in, I don't experience performance problems. But when I call another stored procedure and it references that temporary table, performance takes a dive—it's maybe 100 times slower. I have to use variables or parameters to hold the values I want to reference between stored procedures. Is this a known problem?
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I need to select rows from one table and insert them into a temporary table that lists ZIP codes. The number of ZIP codes varies, so I need to wrap the SELECT statement into an EXEC statement, which resides inside a stored procedure. When I execute the EXEC statement, then try to access the temporary table, I get an Invalid Object message. However, when I print the SQL statement and paste it into the stored procedure, everything works fine. Why can't I access the temporary table when I create it by using the EXEC statement?
The answer to your question is in SQL Server Books Online (BOL) under the Create Table statement. SQL Server drops the temporary table when your execution context leaves the stored procedure. You might consider using a global temporary table. The behavior you describe is occurring for a specific reason. If you create a local temporary table in a stored procedure or application that several users can execute at the same time, SQL Server has to be able to distinguish the tables that the different users create. SQL Server distinguishes the tables by internally appending a numeric suffix to each local temporary table name. A temporary table's full name, which is stored in the sysobjects table in tempdb, consists of the table name specified in the CREATE TABLE statement and the system-generated numeric suffix. To allow room for the suffix, the table name specified for a local temporary name can't exceed 116 characters. SQL Server drops temporary tables when their names are longer than 116 characters unless the stored procedure uses DROP TABLE to explicitly drop the table.
SQL Server also automatically drops a local temporary table created in a stored procedure when the stored procedure ends. Any nested stored procedures that the stored procedure that created the table executes can reference that table. However, the process that called the stored procedure that created the table can't reference the table. SQL Server drops all other local temporary tables automatically at the end of the current session.
SQL Server also drops global temporary tables when the session that created the table ends and all other tasks have stopped referencing them. SQL Server maintains the association between a task and a table only for the life of one T-SQL statement. Consequently, SQL Server drops a global temporary table at the completion of the last T-SQL statement that was actively referencing the table when the creating session ended.


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French President Francois Hollande called on Thursday afternoon for a euro zone economic government with its own budgetary capacity, a harmonized tax system and a president.
Speaking at a news conference marking his first year in power, he said France wanted to create a full political European Union within two years.
"My initiative has four points that I am putting to our partners. The first point is to create an economic government with the euro zone countries which would meet every month with a real president named for a long period and who would be devoted to this task," Hollande said.
The Socialist leader also defended his reform record, saying that France can keep its welfare model, but it must be made more efficient.
"I asked Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault to present a 10-year investment plant around 4 sectors: the digital industry, the energy transition, health and large infrastructure projects. to ensure the financing we will have to be more creative than in the past," Hollande said at the conference, which takes place at the Elysee Palace in Paris.
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COLUMBIA, SC (WIS) - For the second time this season, University of South Carolina sophomore Jadeveon Clowney has earned defensive lineman of the week honors.
The Southeastern Conference announced Monday that the 6-6, 256 lb. defensive end had the best performance among defensive lineman last week.
In the Gamecocks' 38-17 victory over Kentucky, Clowney had four tackles, including 2.5 for losses with a sack.
Carolina limited Kentucky to just 70 yards in the second half after yielding 173 in the first half.
Clowney's sack came on a 3rd down play forcing the Wildcats to punt.
Kentucky had seven second-half possessions with four ending in punts, two in interceptions and one when the clock ran out at the end of the game.
Clowney also earned the same honor after USC beat UAB at home on September 15.
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== Title in the Language of the Record ==
== Title in the Language of the Record ==
Revision as of 20:55, 28 August 2012
|This article describes a collection of historical records available at FamilySearch.org.
Access the records: Colombia, Catholic Church Records, 1600-2010 .
- 1 Title in the Language of the Record
- 2 Record Description
- 3 Record Content
- 4 How to Use the Records
- 5 Known Issues with This Collection
- 6 Related Websites
- 7 Related Wiki Articles
- 8 Contributions to This Article
- 9 Citing FamilySearch Historical Collections
Title in the Language of the Record
Registros Parroquiales de la Iglesia Católica en Colombia
Record Description
This Collection will include records from 1600 to 2010.
The earlier records from this collection are all handwritten in a narrative format. Some later records are handwritten on printed forms, which may vary slightly from one priest to another. Generally, these records were written in chronological order. In smaller parishes, one book was used for all the ordinances (such as baptism, marriage, and death). In larger cities, records of the different types of sacred ordinances were kept in separate books. Confirmations were generally written in the baptismal registers. Some of the older records are damaged, but most of the genealogical information can be extracted.
For a list of records by date or locality currently published in this collection, select the Browse link from the collection landing page.
This collection of church records covers several parishes in dioceses and archdioceses of Colombia.
Some of the records in this collection may have been created in a different ecclesiastical jurisdiction than the one where these are currently housed. All the sacramental ordinances were created, registered, and kept by the priest in authority of his parish jurisdiction. The parish jurisdiction may include sub-parishes in other nearby localities. One copy of the records is kept at the parish archive and another copy is sent to the diocesan archive for preservation. Most of the parish records in this collection were acquired at the diocesan archives.
Catholic Church parish registers were created by priests authorized to record the church sacraments of baptism, marriage, death, burial, and other ordinances in their parish jurisdiction.
Catholic Church parish registers are the primary source for finding genealogical information of birth, death, and marriage in Colombia prior to 1935, when the civil registration was implemented.
Citation for This Collection:
The following citation refers to the original source of the information published in FamilySearch.org Historical Records collections. Sources include the author, custodian, publisher, and archive for the original records.
- Catholic Church parishes in Colombia. Colombia Catholic Church Records. Parishes throughout Colombia.
Suggested citation format for a record in this collection.
Record Content
The key genealogical facts found in most baptism records are:
- Place of baptism
- Date of baptism
- Gender of the child
- Date of birth
- Name of the child baptized
- Legitimacy
- Parents' names
- Residence of the parents
- Paternal grandparents' names
- Maternal grandparents' names
- Godparents' names
The key genealogical facts found in most marriage records are:
- Place of marriage
- Date of marriage
- Names of the groom and bride
- Witnesses' names
- Groom's age
- Bride's age
- Marital status of the groom and bride
- Groom's parents
- Bride's parents
The key genealogical facts found in most death or burial records are:
- Deceased's place of burial
- Date of burial
- Age at time of death
- Deceased's name
- Deceased's marital status and spouse's name, if married
- Legitimacy
- Parents' names
- Residence of the deceased
- Age at time of death
- Place of death
- Cause of death
The key genealogical facts found in most child recognition records:
- Date of legal recognition
- Name of the father
- Father's parents
- Father's place of baptism
- Father's marital status and spouse's name
- Father's age
- Father's identification number and place of issue
- Name of the child being recognized
- Child's place and date of baptism
- Mother's name
- Mother's parents
- Mother's place of baptism
- Mother's marital status and spouse's name, if married
- Mother's age
How to Use the Records
Fill in the requested information in the initial search page. This search will return a list of possible matches. Compare the information about the ancestors in the list to what you already know about your ancestors to determine if this is the correct family or person. You may need to compare the information about more than one person to find your ancestor.
To search the collection you will need to follow this series of links:
⇒Select the "Browse" link in the initial search page
⇒Select the "Departmento" category
⇒Select the "Ciudad/pueblo" category
⇒Select the "Parroquia" category
⇒Select the "Tipo de registro y años" category which takes you to the images
Look at the images one by one comparing the information with what you already know about your ancestors to determine which one is your ancestor. You may need to compare the information about more than one person to make this determination.
Catholic Church parish records are an excellent source for genealogical research in Colombia. The records of baptism, marriage, and death may contain important information about other generations of ancestors. These may also be the only records available before the implementation of civil registration in 1935. To find the record of an ancestor, a person needs to know at least the name of the ancestor and a place and approximate year of an event in the ancestor's life. If indexes are available, it is suggested to check for the name there first.
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Stockton, CA
Ora Lee Martin
Feb. 22, 1913 - Nov. 9, 2012
Ora Lee Martin age 99 of Stockton passed away on November 9, 2012 in San Andreas. She was born on February 22, 1913 in Wynne, Arkansas. Ora was a Registered Nurse for 20 years.
She was preceded in death by her daughter Jackie Martin Turner West; 2 brothers and 6 sisters. She is survived by her son-in-law Jerry West; grandchildren Ken Turner of South Dakota, Travis Turner of Antioch, CA and Terry L. Turner of San Andreas, CA; 10 great grandchildren and 5 great-great grandchildren.
Visitation will be held on Tuesday, November 20 from 10:00 am - 12:00 Noon in the chapel of Frisbie-Warren & Carroll Mortuary, 809 N. California St. with a graveside service following at 1:00 pm at the Stockton Rural Cemetery. Remembrances may be made in Ora's name to Bristol Hospice. Please sign the
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CONSOL Energy Inc. (NYSE:CNX) is a vertically integrated coal and natural gas producer. Its main revenues come from the sale of these two fuels to energy generators and metal producers in the Northeast United States. Primarily, CONSOL mines coal or extracts natural gas from land that it owns, processes it for sale, and then ships it to customers using its transport network.
CNX is the U.S.'s fifth largest producer of coal, the primary fuel used to produce electricity.Coal Power accounts for 49% of U.S. electricity production, and roughly 40% of world electricity.[1] CNX's Northern Appalachian coal has the advantage of burning hotter than other coal, but it also contains more sulfur - until recently a big disadvantage for CNX. However, recent environmental legislation requires coal plants to install "scrubbers" to clean sulfur out of exaust from burning coal, muting the disadvantages of Northern Appalachian coal and allowing CNX to charge higher prices.
The company has land valued at over $4 billion dollars with proven coal reserves of 4.5 billion tons, as well as a river transport system that delivered 11.1 million tons of coal.[2] CNX's production of approximately 59 million tons of coal in 2009 accounted for approximately 6% of the total tons produced in the United States.[3]
In 2009, CNX earned a total of $4.62 billion in total revenues, a slight decline from its 2008 total revenues of $4.65 billion. Despite the slight decrease in total revenues, CNX was able to increase its net income between 2008 and 2009. In 2009, CNX's net income was $567 million, a substantial increase from its 2008 net income of $442 million.[4]
This subsidiary is the basis for CONSOL's operations. All other segments developed out of support for the primary activity of mining coal. CNX Coal operates 17 mines in the US, and all but one of these are underground mines. Because of the make up of CNX's mines, the primary method for extraction is longwall mining.[5] There are several advantages to this method, including low variable costs (allows CONSOL to change output quickly and manipulate supply/demand) and improved recovery rates (longwall gets more coal out of the same source than other methods). Once the coal has been mined and processed by CNX Coal, it is ready to be shipped to customers by CNX Services.
Once entirely owned and operated by CONSOL, this subsidiary was partially spun off in an Initial Public Offering in January of 2006. However, CONSOL (CNX, the parent company) still maintains control over the public CXG unit through its 81.5% ownership stake. CXG business model focuses on the exploration, extraction, processing, and sale of natural gas. It extracts methane gas from coal beds in the Appalachian Basin.[6]
The primary operation of this subsidiary is to support the coal and gas operations by developing and purchasing real estate holdings. In addition to this, CNX Land also creates value for CONSOL and its shareholders through timber extraction and sales, leasing land to other miners for royalty income (company pays CNX Land for the right to extract minerals from their land), as well as retail development and asset sales. On the retail development side, CNX Land has reclaimed land at defunct mines for malls, communities, and other projects to be constructed. In addition to the profitable operations of this unit, they strive to donate reclaimed land to various conservation groups. CNX Land currently controls 400,000 acres in the United States and Canada.
This unit seeks out joint ventures and other forms of innovation that will help support and create value for the core gas and coal operations. In 2002, CNX moved to vertically integrate their business model even further by creating a joint venture with Allegheny Energy (AYE). CONSOL owns a 50% interest in the natural gas fired facility, which will generate electricity in Southwestern Virginia.[7] This allows CONSOL to hedge against severe price movements in the spot market for natural gas; they can now convert the gas directly into electricity and seek utility income.
This subsidiary represents the "support" activities in bringing coal to customers. The term support here refers to all of the other necessary steps along the value chain to bring coal and gas to CONSOL's customers. CNX Services operates the Marine Terminals division, which both transports coal along inland waterways and exports it overseas. Additionally, CNX Services generates revenue by transporting the coal of other companies.[8] CNX Services also operates the Research and Development unit for CONSOL.
Coal Power is easily the cheapest power source for generating electricity. As a matter of fact, the price of a ton of coal ($60-70) is not much higher than the cost to ship it at current dry bulk rates (around $50/ton)[9]. Although its low prices makes it attractive relative to other energy sources, coal stands to grow in demand regardless of this if energy demand itself grows. One of the main drivers of this is weather. If summers are relatively hot or winters are relatively cold, it is a fair assumption that demand for coal will increase to power heating/air conditioning. The current technology for burning coal to create electricity is also the simplest of our energy sources. Another possible jump in domestic coal usage could come out of the foreign policy area. The U.S. is currently making efforts to decrease our reliance on foreign oil by shutting down oil fired plants. Coal seems to be a great political alternative since the U.S. has the world's largest coal reserves.
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Coal may be a cheapest (and most domestically available) power source, but it is my far the worst pollutant of the group. It emits the most Carbon Dioxide of any electricity source. Clean coal in the past has meant purification, filtering ash, and removing NO2 from emissions. This reduces emissions and pollutants, but still provides ample carbon emissions that can potentially increase the Global Climate Change problem. A more viable, and expensive, alternative is coal liquefaction. Liquefaction is the process of turning coal into a synthetic oil. The technology has actually been around since the early 20th century[11]. The major roadblock in the past for direct coal liquefaction has been its high break even point. For the process to be profitable in the U.S., oil prices would have to be over $33-35[12]. However, with crude oil on the threshold of $100 this seems like a favorable alternative.
Recent EPA and congressional regulations have benefited CNX. To meet new and more restrictive emissions standards, coal plants are now installing sulfur scrubbers. These scrubbers eliminate most sulfur dioxide emissions. CONSOL's Northern Appalachian coal has a high relative BTU content (it burns hotter than other coal) and requires low transportation costs because of its proximity to markets, but it is quite high in sulfur. The high sulfur content meant Consol's coal was cheaper in the past, but with the increasing amount of scrubbers in power plants, Northern App now sells on its higher BTU content and commands a premium in the spot market.
World economic growth is at an all time high. A byproduct of this growth is a large spike in energy demand. As this increase in demand of the past few years has driven Oil Prices to record highs, so have the spot market prices for coal followed. This is mainly attributed to the growing demand for electricity. Coal demand is especially growing in Emerging Markets, where they may not have the technology or infrastructure to handle other energy sources. The obvious example here is China, where demand for natural resources is growing at incredible rates. The continued global growth will drive both coal prices and production up in the future. CONSOL has positioned itself for increased foreign demand through its subsidiary CNX Marine Terminals, which operates an exporting terminal in the Port of Baltimore.
Coal is one of the dirtiest forms of energy production. It's burning releases a number of pollutants that contribute to smog, acid rain, and higher instances of respiratory problems in the general populace. Furthermore, coal power releases greenhouse gases, which are causing the global warming induced global climate change. This hot-button environmental problem, aside from being a major election issue, will have massive economic, political, and social effects in the future. For this reason, many governments around the world are being pressured by their citizens to regulate greenhouse gas emissions. From mandatory emissions caps to Carbon trading markets to subsidies of alternative, clean, and Renewable energy sources, these legislative regulations are making coal a less attractive energy source by forcing companies to limit coal power production or by making coal expensive relative to other power sources. While coal producers like Consol are attempting to regain public support by developing "clean coal" technologies to reduce pollution emissions, the fact that burning coal will always release greenhouse gases keeps clean coal from being an environmentally viable form of energy, at least until carbon sequestration techniques are perfected. Overall, this trend will either lead to lower demand and, therefore, lower prices for coal or higher costs - either ways, contributing to lower profit margins.
The Coal Power industry is very competitive because of the nature of selling a commodity. It is very difficult to diversify and achieve price premiums when the end product is effectively the same across the industry (depending on the variety of coal). There are spot market prices for the various types of coal, and these prices have been steadily rising. Additionally, coal company's can secure fixed prices through long and short term contract negotiations that allow it to achieve more stable margins. This plays a major part in how CONSOL achieves their higher prices and margins. They often make the decision to cut production when they feel they can earn a higher market price.
Source for chart data [13], [14].
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With fall arriving, things are changing not only weather-wise, but inside and outside your home. Nancy Beasanski, a professional organizer, says there are things you can do to navigate these changes.
With fall arriving, things are changing not only weather-wise, but inside and outside your home.
Nancy Beasanski, a professional organizer, says there are things you can do to navigate these changes.
"As far as the house, there's changes in time, with darkness coming more early in the day," notes Beasanski, of Galva.
"A lot of people don't think of decorating as part of organizing," she says, counteracting that increased darkness outside that can affect moods, "but if you bring out colors that go with the season, it just makes things cheery and makes things go along more smoothly, and makes the transition into the holidays more gradual."
Beasanski, who worked many years in the Chicago area helping people organize their homes, also says it helps to think of the operation of the home's interior as summer's heat gives way to fall's coolness, followed by frigid winter.
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The concentrated time together can be a good time for interaction, too, if handled correctly.
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The battles are grainy and ''existential,'' but what they aren't is thrilling. They're surging crowd scenes with streams of arrows and flecks of blood, and Crowe, slashing his way through them, is a glorified extra. He's so grimly possessed with purpose that he's a bore, and so is the movie.
Cate Blanchett brings little but an arch toughness to the role of Marion, and, in a highly improbably climactic scene, proves herself a veritable knight. Crowe and Blanchett share a perfunctory romance, with few sparks.
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Parents need to know that this Robin Hood adaptation is quite violent: There's a lot of realistic medieval warfare (not ultra-stylized like in some other movies) in the two-hour-plus movie, and a significant body count. Otherwise, there's just a few scenes of sexuality: one couple is interrupted in bed, but there's no nudity, plus some kissing, flirting, and innuendo. A few scenes show the Friar and Merry Men drinking too much honey mead or wine, and the language is limited to insults like the occasional "bastard" or "traitor." On a positive note, the rights of all individuals and villagers are championed over the tyrannical rights of the king.
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Violence: Incredibly violent, whether it's aerial shots of thousands of arrows about to descend on the French, cauldrons of hot oil splashing down, or hand-to-hand combat. The action is nearly relentless in the first and last parts, and the battle scenes include deaths via weapons such as arrows, spears, swords, knives, sticks, stones, burning bags of oil, and fists. In several scenes, entire towns are sacked and their inhabitants herded and burned alive (or almost burned alive).
Sex: The prince is obviously naked in bed with his mistress, when his mother walks in; he stands up naked to talk to her (we only see his lower back). Robin stares at Marian's behind and at her silhouette undressing behind a curtain. The Merry Men spend "a historic night" with three Nottingham women (some kissing is shown but nothing else). Little John says "he's proportionate" despite his moniker, and then tells a very tall girl he's "going to make her smile." Robin and Marian flirt, dance, and eventually kiss passionately.
Language: Very mild; just some insults like "little bastards," and insinuations about the proclivities of Welshmen. A few exclamations of "Christ."
Consumerism: Not an issue
Drinking, drugs and smoking: The Merry Men (and the entire adult population of Nottingham) drink to excess on more than one occasion (on the ship and then in Nottingham, thanks to Friar Tuck's homebrew of honey mead). They're shown nearly passed out from drink. Sir Locksley keeps asking for more wine for him and Robin and later comments on how wonderful it is to hear everyone in Nottingham indulging themselves and having fun.
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|From left to right - AD50 candidate Betsy Butler,
West Hollywood Mayor John Duran and LA City Councilman Paul Koretz
(both have endorsed Betsy Butler in the AD50 race)
Tensions ran high in West Hollywood this evening as AD50 candidate Torie Osborn beat out opponent Betsy Butler for another local Democratic club endorsement.
When the West Hollywood/Beverly Hills Democratic club voted to give its endorsement to Torie Osborn by a vote of 43 - 28, West Hollywood Mayor John Duran stormed out of the meeting as Osborn thanked the club membership.
DURAN: You all come out to West Hollywood soon. We're not going to work for you, Torie! This is bullshit!
CLUB MODERATOR: Can we please come to order.....
DURAN: This is bullshit!
CLUB MODERATOR: Please come to order.
DURAN: (Pointing at Osborn) You divided our community. You divided our community.
CLUB MODERATOR: Will the meeting please come to order.
DURAN: West Hollywood will remember, Torie.
CLUB MEMBER: You get out-organized, you get out-organized... (unintelligible)
DURAN: I'm not being a misogynist, I'm working for a woman (indicates towards Butler) Wake up! They're not all lesbians!"
This morning, Duran tweeted this:
Duran has endorsed Butler in the race.
Despite losing the support of every local Democratic club that's endorsed in AD50, Betsy Butler is widely expected to win the California Democratic Party's endorsement at it's annual convention in San Diego next month - largely due to the intervention of Assembly Speak John Perez, who helped Butler win a "pre-endorsement" caucus vote last weekend.
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City won't host 2015 tourneyJOHN HABIB
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August 04. 2014 8:33PM
MANCHESTER — The Manchester Babe Ruth League has no interest in hosting a regional baseball tournament next summer.
"We had some interest in doing it for a third straight year, but decided not to," said Manchester league president Gary Ulbin. Manchester hosted the 13-year-old Babe Ruth Regional Tournament at Gill Stadium last summer and is currently hosting the 13-15-year-old regionals this week in Manchester.
"It's a lot of work and we've been fortunate to have many volunteers help us," said Ulbin. "We just felt we needed a break from this. It also gives other towns and cities across New England a chance to host a regional."
Bill Amanti, serving as co-director of the regional tournament this week, said Manchester is among the top communities in New England for Babe Ruth baseball.
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Amanti confirmed that Portsmouth has an interest in hosting a regional tournament as soon as next summer.
"I was approached by George Manley (Babe Ruth District Commissioner for Portsmouth) and we talked about it," said Amanti. "I advised him that Portsmouth should host a state tournament first. Hosting a state tournament sets the ground for hosting a regional tournament."
In a losers bracket game Monday at Gill Stadium, Kyle Caraher hurled a five hitter and fanned four to lead Plymouth, Mass., past Central Maine, 6-4.
Plymouth took a 2-0 first inning lead behind a two-run single from Nick Lloyd. The Bay State pushed its lead to 6-1 in the fourth inning as Nolan Perry and Dillon Ketterer each contributed a clutch two-run single in the frame. Caraher, who only walked one batter, ran into some trouble in the fifth inning when Central Maine rallied for three runs.
Kolby Lawrence accounted for two of them with a single and he scored on a basehit from Kyle LaFreniere.
Ketterer had two hits in the win for Plymouth, which will face the winner of Monday night's late game between Manchester and Pittsfield, Mass., who were both facing elimination.
Today at 8 p.m. the winners bracket final features Waterford, Maine, and Bennington, Vt., which upset Manchester Sunday night with a 6-3 victory. Austin Condo, on 140 pitches, pitched a complete game for the Vermont state champs against Manchester, which entered the game undefeated with a 5-0 record.
The regional tournament in Manchester will continue until Thursday.


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I am reading the Gesta Romanorum and I keep coming across this expression: "penitus ignoro". What does this mean?
At first I thought it meant "I ignore the penalty" or "I am unaware of the penalty". But from the context this does not always make sense. Does it simply mean, "I am unaware of something" ?? Or maybe "I am confused" ??