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mm 4 $3 per an mi m in advance. AN INTELLIGENT rEOPLE WANT NO UICTATi.E 5. 3 at the csid of the year. iiooiaiwrov, indiaka, iriday, jum s, is so. vol. a r;o.

1 Q IT fj.lt F rowi The I't op!::'. VK-. f " "Li: PUS REASON TOGFniEFl " Why sViulJ tru and lion-st Jnck5nnMns support Martin Van B iron for the Presid -nc, ? What 1 aims has he upon them? In wh it respect can lie t'i C!!ii;d a .TaiLso.i rn m? It istiotd"tiied th it h' supported Mr. Cr r.vforJ ng ti-.,?t lit n Jackson, a a 1 a !; re ! t .) him throo glintf , until t'u voito of the .'. :' ("i n M mo: to M'.-s ?:.pi-t proc'ainv-d louJ'y in favor

I Shall we stil! maintain our old repub-

hcan principles? (Jr shall we go lor the New York speculator, who has always opposed the interests of the Western Country, and always will, be yond doubt. Shall we obey the dictates of our own judgement and our own consciences, cr the dictates and commands cf a fellow creature, with faults and jil lcs, and weaknesses lite ourselves

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Cat Out or tiic Bao. Rrulcn M Whitney is in the t-tnplr-y cf governni'.i t. Maugre the despicable, shil:-: cf t!i a ImiiM-tralion to avoid the con

fc-ss;o!i hy a

nr. v. The fol'owi Mir is a copy cfa cinti

jUing the resolution cf

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1. I ' li l'il. li H f.V: r. M ! e 1 1 .! . !.,t - ii !ii.ni:!f iri fi -'ot o! hiii.Ur:,; l'i -iueclial vi. e t 1 v llM HI ) Hi: m !0 I'ut c; J wkK-n did. AvA Mi. .i: U-.in-n pt tfjidrd tt r oil mm to I : a

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t.i t.t: ih',t to win , ;ji (tr lo

- "usuime pariy arm and party management is resorted to i order to prevent and defeat everv measure of this kind! Will the people continue to be thus treated, thus deceived? Where, vve again ask, is the sacred faith cr (he Ad ministration?

i. in ,!.. t if tor H tt t'.t'i- iM tVi r t hn

t rest; ) t rliu.b to th-- l'n si ! i;r on .i vj-;h'j p;vi.'..f,.'v, u ho m-ci h t i

n ut is own to l .j.id i'p iii. ils Mr. N'ttn llirui tvtr tiv.iwc.l

.inise.t in lavor 'A icno:v.y and

tt .in Irrt' tit in t!:e pablic 'X

.uicsf Ntver-'Hot'H j it i luswl:. ! obj..-t.t to pofS'Jsica cf tV uhiu ill mey, an uv it for t!.: hen tit i t hmiitl, hi rla'.iots and ft i end.

Ii he in (avor ol rotatioii in (

Not at till i!ly o I ir ai to i h in-e; . tionnui'! eSice to a higher and .1 bf t throne. I,oi.t at the holdcts cf im j p i t nil othcei ia Uhi:, for instance, j JUj,c who have pledged thcin't'lves to; u Il imi hm: been kept in for st -j rn ) hi, and n ill Jt , ai long a' thry i tii.p--.ri him, and n longer. No mat ' t. r what charf i ).ti m iy al!? i;e an ! . f.-utt a linst itoe uf luof. rtcnt i ; y.i'i tnrol prot n n: his removal, no tune; iMauycvi c.u turn over the hih'-l1 p-iak '. ttii; Alleghany with a hand-,

"1 have forwirdecl a copy of this to ch e! the Public Hfieivt-r?. and J

: have no doubt but they will all net uithtuch t tit tit that no ii ju'tice i will be done to any one of the dep isite J b iid;. .sho,' it ivfr Ic dhmri.-e. ai l

u'.y one ij i'ic t,'in.i i ivr C iue li Jxl "i,'i.'M"i(, I AM ATIIOHIZKIJ li Y I UK iK' V. 1. 1 HY V TtlK 'I'llKA-lMM T) 6W I'llAf UK W MI L TAKF. TMK M T I'ROMfT VKA-LT.L Ti P.V.MOVE A N V JOT CAVSF. t 1 Cell! I.A1.N1.'' ll'Me we ?"t in'o. whose li-Vids the y ?j h-' otot. y was pi iced lor site ki-t-pui", 11-m n In -Ip 111. I hiroiL' tin- invesiiir -itioti cf the U.

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l ItM. 'Qnsion by Mr. Adams. If ii t p!a. e in C it.ad.i did yoj reside iiuriei the war' At ijitcr. In MMdrcal t remaint d Wieie li-nixf permission of the lirit lih Lli'VCrnmrut t t do s-t. t)ueslioii by Mr. Adam. Did vou

Jj. t , t 1 r ask the, permission of the L States

io r main met e 1 An'wrr . never (int.

QKiesMon hy Mr. Adams. Oa what condition. did the British government

permit jou to remain in Canada dur-

Lnfaytllt Free Prtv. No V.3 President of the United Stntes from Aaron 0 irr to the present day, has ever renm-d the Pre-idential chair, and Van Dure n is not the instrument destined to break the charm. 'There h many sli (. 'twixt the cut ai. d the lip.' If Gen. Jack. on should withdraw his influence from Mr. Van liuien,and publicly avow hii prcf r

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V ice l rcsidi nt would

electoral votes cut the

the cnsuinc canvass. Upon ( iv.t t ;! Jackson's ehculder.-, and not upon In? own morithe txpecls to ride into the Presidency. -Shall he succeed in m.ik ing tlie fraudulent entry ?

tors was gamb)irifT jn the Stocks.' and

using their official stations to enjare success in their speculation. Lymhburg h Virgin ian.

Report tays that Colon, n i, (Htr?ry Court-1 louse,) li wir.tnn i :d iv.Hf'kr; "ere burnt on Stturd..y Krai.k.

litl n.'id O.olVllle! Oil Sun.i ,

L TEST i' It O .M I' LO IvIDA CAPTAIN IIOI.LKMAN'S DEATH. The following infonnati.ni contained in a tl.p from the cfiice cf t:.e Apa

lacnicol

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I steam boat Georgian, dfic?r.di(; tU: : river, was fired into, ;. is ?nid, t Ht ' least a tl.ousard bal'.s, fro. n t .c tewti 1 nt" Iloai.okc, in pose---.;, a cf the ' Creel:;. Tlie Anti". C iiheo.:, wi'.li hh i ascti.dir.g fVeljjht, w rf pie by tl.o

iiil.oiiota.'iti to carry i A ;..e wooin ana children. Ail , ol coo i is cooi-i-doi.

tutLrmij ai .I ,.i-:ri.i. lyapt.

1 UHZelle. dated the l.J!h

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ivi-i'Miii tut inivM liiioimauon t', j : . I ... ,1 , . . I ' OO.J, CI iliM.li. I relative to the ep ,se, tltuaj,.,., ol the j we, tii t;

orove . iiows under liip:. liolienian, nt (he. block Uou.c at the Withlacoothee, and the death of that iilfiicd ctlicer Charleston Xercunj. Colonel Wood i.tnv. d cu Wedr.es-

i) last from Tallahassee, three in Ji

I not ,;et fifty i Vdua!s had arrived thcte from C tj ! : whole in! Hoilftnaii's cominand, on the Wiia

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nccounis Uiey uoi

nrnorg the picr

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io:i cfa pce.ly

coTniii.'.i-, ti 1 s returned, and iC Alttl'i. V-l Li (: W fro a M .urn' in ! ii e ieh-h-'if !. the t.lnci .

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MiR1o.CTV NU CcLl.EOL. tofio7i and I 'i'jlcnre. .Manna

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iiorn uto-e ln.ue fellow-, derttted by i'Ur con. niandeia in-diief in tlie vety lie art of 11)0 en. toy's ciuntty, are w;i! calcu'attd to aro'ise the feciing ol every patriot. It seems they were or deted to this C'.otk House oa the 5'.h

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, .inu nut. mic ClOll UiS.oil.O

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i K ! 1 :i - i f,r , whicii

fpect

f p.y.j ed his threes without giving tliem a

hep,

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li.ii. k, he win eXHiniiit d as a

I', -w iog 1 xtract from his cros !io 1 v John tJ. Adams wni

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1 i r s."m know

ui cf tliis important

til it -

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111 ' l sit; war?

Answer. I took mi nrjh t obfrrvi'

the liixcs if the country while I remained

AY I P WOIUv-

tpiuc.

i hi. opposed lo npnoinli..? mem

ticrtt ut I ,oinjrcs to othi 1:1s -I'm. He carries hia vi

C xt by prorniscb and oiibei cf this kind. To wh it J icfojn principles, then, does he pretend to ad her"? None at 'd only that "if is GLORY tnouh J'ir HIM t-y haic served under such a 'Chief ." And the Old Chief is tickled willi this hvpect ilical (l ittery, like a child with a rati!.!; and determines to uo his;!iole power and influence to rew.t to pleasant and polite a gpn tl.-im iii with nothing less than his big nttnehait, when hr s'lall vacate it i'iiii 1 plain ta!!.-, my Jackon ttvthren. Pit it is n-i more plain

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. , the l.KfruMvc was waging

, w at -.-. 1 1 1 - t the P ink of The United

; t ' , . w.t tlie consta.nl and con-

' iioM :d ci v ol the party, shat the Bank

Py iioi'it'J its fiicnJa would not permit a full

ws lino et "n t inr investigation lino us eon

terns; notwithstanding a committee was eppointed hy Congreis, at all

tim- when called for, and was per

milted at all times fully to investigate its books, &c. From the fict of the

ciMitiniiftl out cry against the course

of that P ink and the minority in Con

gress, on an application for an investi

g alien of its situation, (uncalled for by

any ttat of things that really did cx-

is) that the promises and pledges

that were made in relation to the fa-

'. ilities which would be effered for the

investigation of the pet banks, the public, or at least that part of the

And n hnV( ;u l.mllv ln 1! eotnmunitv who li me nlwujs re inly to

ni-n- Uurhin-4 stork to ll Kuropp, od ...i op .-n cr to oy proposition, h.c. n-c. .'! ;uo..;ch of ,ur de !hihon the. fa-. cf it promises bet-

r.o'rary and ii.-it i. t d'

hv Cj

...i.... ' tor r.ri v to t u'ir limits, were 111-

im 1 1 t'- 1 . . -,. ., ...7. '... i...i..

so Utile of it :: 00 ; ti.. people. ooei'ii to it-;i' ve inai .a w.kS

r .. - I. I.,.vm r ,t.e, tv,.di v.ouUl always UO open io iu.pecuoii

md H.vit'.izati.in. v here now is to

our ft 1 'iidil.ip and gtiili'ude for

M....

in !

I c found the si n t! faith of this (!-

We a ive done all

,..ir P.tw.-r to k ward him for his 'ervi ' :i-ti ation, in Hie lu'li.ment ol liiosc

c3 !t.ti:i t!.. war; And if he : :nerous .h:dg.-s so wkm

she i!J now", in lUn xtretne w eakness j d ; and w l.iih, with nil the earnest

. fold a;'.-, ti.ir.li himself entitled to iii. i --s ..(' a pad iotic father, who thought

t..t to im wiio we t lion I I elect in ,js J ! t otoiog batlhe good of his people

1 u.-'l.t e to l.otv down ai

d . vt ic nied a? lu iu ho estetitial to tf

wor.'h'p h!i.I ooey a

I umoi lun'L'. becaui-! ho was

topi r Htiuu iti

'-vr. iv .1 :l

,) f'i.-neing und happuieta ol the ua

good ! tlni..'

Mi l tu eeful so.dicr twenty years a-1 y()r rcc months past nn invesligarf We will not, wy tr.u&t not do it. i f,0I nto the condition and conduct We can never sloop to tuch mean-, f ttu pc ( (lnd those connected with

tin ught-aud they have tubsistcd ever

ince merely upon corn mid w,tei'. 1 t.e Indians hive riven them vrrv I f.

r' j respite; pressing upon them in

tie resOltP! nr.ttiM.f iiimn l

vast t.Cuuicis. U.i one occasion, the) weie hltackt d on all sides by I ot Ic-'-

which of late has obtained some ncto

riety, as the theme of discussion by those interested in the sale of propctty

within its limits, and othtis who were

inxious to correct the misstatements

y which the public miiiht be deluded

ind deceived, ha', w e underst and frnn -hati one thousand Iiidnin; C tpUi

arn us steamboat passtM gers, been 1 ' -( '" in s men returned their tire, er recently the scet.ee ol much con- i Wlll Irctnendous etVec! ; tlie v pr( :

fusion and a catastiephc which will ; e J upon the Block llcun: tu tuch be fi'lt (or some time. 1 dense masses, that everv td.ot of the

Within a few wttks some free ne I br.iv c dek ndei s, took i fleet. After

cn-a were admitted to the privileges ' ' contest, which terminal d so fa j .10. i I ciittitj of the college; in conse-i l,,"y to the Indi ins, they filled to j

lUenee ol w hich, a larce number ol i s''ow theuist 1 es for tc i i.il da s. It

students withdrew, and public feeling J w,,s during this respite, thut Captain was much agitated on the occasion. I llolltman undertook to strengthen his Since that insult to the white popula-i defences, between the Block Hon"

tion, it was learned tnal sevctal p icka ',nu river. lui wtnte ruga god in ges and boxes of abolition and incen- tluty, he w as shot dow n by the diary publications were landed nt Ma Indians; the balaiice of the party fe-

rion Hiid sent up to the college. On cured their retreat to the house. 1 Ins Saturday, the VUt inst. thete demand. ! , ,ct showed the beseiged, that though cd by an assemblage of citizens, given j lhe I' dians had learned the folly of

up and burnt. On Sunday, the "22.1, : enceay oru.g to shoot them through alter the sermon at Palmyra, it is j 'heir defences, yet that they continu-

said, a lew miles from Marion, a Mt-i ta 10 e strictly observed. Alter the

Muldrow, one of the professors of Ma- j death ol Captain He.U ni.in, the com rion college, rose and commenced t lnA f the company devolved upon

reading one of these obnexious docu- r'-euienant , who is determined,

ii iv i i;r.

Oilt ti!?, returtii.-;

They infjnnati

iti.n'.s there are

li. ;iotiC.

a f r-i i'I i1 no. r r, . : -. k.'ii' A n it.'ji' I'm, '. ..T ; , ji! ja'!"ii tj Cci.:;.f.t'.tie aid o.' oron aii-.i n;.i .. j'

w.is. 'f com ?e, rr.ii. tod. 'l i c

it n li sirs- grow u..f.: r, a'-.-J ive ar s called uoc.it to t.;kc hcl.i it ir; earliest, and prepare: to do wo it becomes

j us fur tepresjing und punishing the e

lavvu.s fcivages and prolfttli- our I country from their r.iv.gj. The call j at the hind of tic- pnoer, will bfi.-.j nut tin- pnhlie 'p n' if Mobile t: ;nr;'1 ft st itscl: l.i acts, wott.'iy o( tin; tl-.ar-i ic.ter o( u hich spirited and t'.ert-r"tis

I peep ie. .'i-.'ji !c

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S me. of the tlcV; n ftage p -- geis a-.n.o'iiiCcd in our lust, as beirv; iort, hive c-Citpcd, n.id fouiid tin ir w.i to C"oijm')U, (J-t-, aflcr r-?at sutl'.ni.g through buu r ;.;.d !tiei.i ; slid a provtdeitVi.il tscitpe il w;., when

surrounded uii-i tired upon b) so great

a nil i

aber it Indian.-. lj.

CllPKK PUISONLrvs. I'ivu hoktile InJiiiis, and n

'vt

ttan who had jiued tliem, weris brought to litis place on .Monday Usf, and confined in j ul. They wcrr brought in by thu friendly Indians and the whites o! their neis;'iborh jad. The prijonei; are. the same who murdered the w!t;:onets ..od destroy tiie. f tenuis at least, iupposed t'

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Air.

Tin

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mciiti, when he was intei runted by

Ur. Boswell, and informed that he

must dcfcist.as the reading of such incendiary papers would net be permitted. Muldrow rt joined that ht u-ould read if, even at the dogger s point.

An nnercauon ensued, and Dr- Boswelt struck Muldrow wttli hi ikk. He was immediately caucht by an

other individual connected with the college, and in this situation received

several stabs from Muldrow, of which

2lst inst. states lioil

I..M. la h iv." f.l'i : !. .-.-A. .!

;!.!y -

, , . , , . ... . . ' ! r V l: III I S III t e . .i j I ci t i i " i .i t h.I hazards, to maintaiii hu position , iuVt rn,,r i- u,,;.!,, tl0,n ,;.e W ... , .. Il)cp.itui. nt; that the tnoit active

ii was io relieve uiCEC oravc e lows ' ,,. .,.,uk,. f.r".. .1. i, , , ... measute ouiu oe taken ioi .oe Ut

uiai me nue c;iu lor men worn mi

county was made by the executive ol the Territory. Col. Wood received oidersto hasten his company forward with ll derpntch. Hut on his trnil here, and learning the unpleasant j,, leltigetice by the diflercnt points on

the river above, we understand lie has

he died the next morninz.

fence of the fiunlieijai d perh ps , t.carry the w .u itilo li e cm tny'i country, and nt tail dtive him bejond the Wythhtcoeehe-, that 1000 d'and of arms and oOK'O tai tridgts aitr on the way Irom T.iinpa, and aiao 200 U.S. . soldiers have alieady arrived. Thr same ptper says that a preposition has been lately made to introduce tbn Cuba blood-hound to u.d in the war

.igin-t the

nuiati:

J Ihnnper. A young-city frp,

company with so;ne belles of f.iljij:,t

concluded to postpone his departure

I till n despatch can be forwarded to

The homicide immediately fled and I Governor, informing him of our

concealed himself. The citizens as ! exposed situation here, and the inipru scmbled in considerable fotce, pro-ldeitce of calling men abroad to fight, ceeded to Marion college, where they ' when their presence is absolutely re-

supposed Muldrow was hid, and . quired to guard tlieir own noines. u WRJ riJinc ill(o ,,c C0Un(ry a p!camr

threatened to burn it down if he ! expected mat ine orders io "vaii wheu thty s.tw a poor rustic look-

was not civen up. He vras then m the Kegiment, to serve on . coUai , Y ja(i :,t woik ly the road

produced and conducted to Palmyra, i 'he expedition releied to, wui oc coun-1 iJc 'niinkinc it a oi.e opp iriunity

I he individual, hts n.imo not learned, tet tnatiaed

who held Boswell when he was stab bed by Muldrow, escnprd by ewimmo the river on huipebnclc. Other paascngcrs on a boat which

arrived here since, have brought the! crowd upon us Iroin various quarters

U.AIlMINf; FROM TIIH CKMKK NATION, n'a PIINSACOLA!

rumor that Marion College has been

pulled down or burned, and that the Rev. Dr. Ely has been most terribly

whipped.

The first part of this intf lllger.ee is, i casion has evidently arisen for the

doubtless, corn ct, as it came from a; embodying of a large force and the source entitled to confide nee. The j subjugation of u dangerous mid widelatter, about thu destruction of the! spread risinir amouc the Lowei

colletre and floirnirc Ir. IC';y, we do

not vouch for, hut think it quite probable. Louisville Gazette.

jto slow hi wit to tr.c u.tir.it :-, ny ! spirting with the poor bey's igr-nr. j iinoe, he thin ticco'ted him: '-Ctu vuii If II ii-it. !1r. Zeht dec. how fir if.

Reports from the Creek Nation l9lu where I am roimr, .,' which is

the mcst direct rond ?' Poor iabhy not ut all dam. ted, but with the mo-i; sober and couW'Sed ecu: terianc, replied -'If you me g.ir. to ll.c gnllows, it is but a short dislanef, if to j ii(, stands a few rods this sid-. ; but ifcrdy to poverty and uisgraee, you iirui.c approiichiii your jo.ir: y's c?;d. As for the mcsl direct rv to e:;hrr, you are now in it and c tr t.ei mis thoi . -v i i i i : . i l . j

way. JJauoy aroppeu i.ia i.inu Mia drove on.

They are in a high degree alarn.inir,

and give icson to apprehend n more extensive and daring combination than

w as thought possible. An urgent ce

nt a and eetvility. We wish jet. J.irliaalo ga into peaceful and h;'ppy rttiroin-nt for the. balance of his

hie. Itul it is oar und our co.i .trv

ti.tr. Irt ri rent l''S

uat

to elect the man

tvh.MTl WO think most ra-rviro and

b;st quhtied, whether our choice does or does not meet the approbation of Gen. Jackson: or any one c'ue. What say jou to tlli, ye pattictic

-aciison citn, wno tougtit trie battles th peo.)ie and 0f the Government, it

them, has been daily asked and sought for by members of Congress, yet, notwilhstanding it is demonstrated that the available funds in those banks are only as one to three of the public depotites, and that the depotites are as

last as accumulated drawn out by the

speculating friends of the administration, and by them invested in lands in

the W est to the absolute detriment ol

i has been as couslantly denied and eve

The Senate of New York has re

cently lost four of its members, Metsrs.

Kemble and Bishop, having been de

clared, by n vote ol that body, to have

been 'guilty of official and moral misconduct,' and ii motion having been

made to expel them, the former imme

diately resigned. Bishop, however, held on to his seat, and the proposition to expel him was rejected, 16 to 12. On the annunciation of this vole, Messrs. Young and Van Schaick, who had been chiefly instrumental in bringing to light the criminality of Bishop and Kemble, resigned their seats.

Bibhop afterwards resigned also. The

Creeks. They are reported, with

every reason lor belief in the accuracy of the reports, to be spreading destruction along the banks of the

Chatahoochee, and to have reached Mariana. The. passengers who left here for the East, via Pensacola and Florida, relumed this morning, having been met by appalling accounts ofthede gtroyiog the progress of the Creeks.

Persons direct Irom iMariana, ( i ionda,) and from Columbus, via the Chattahooche, are at Pensacola, with tidings that large bodies of the Creeks are destroying the country on both sides of the river and threatening Mariana. Their numbers are rated at thousands. A number of TOWNS have been BURNT by the savages.

It is said that a yr-urg sister of Rob. inson, confined in JJelitvue prison for the murder of Ilellen Juett, has arrived in this city, (rem Durham, Coantcticot, and visits her unhappy broiher in his cell cv ry day, cheering him by that sympathy v.l ;.'.; a bi-u; only knows, relieving wour.c!? ! spirit, and binding up i.U nhv-'t broken heart. She ia said to be a ioosd beautiful and accomplished giil, about

sixteen years of age. JV" .paper .

His work now done, he'll publish it no doubt. For sure I nm -hut n.urctr will curie ee.!