Indiana American, Volume 20, Number 29, Brookville, Franklin County, 9 July 1852 — Page 2
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FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1852.
For lrcidcit. (it?IF.RAI. WliIKI.B SCOTT.
A l'rrmium, We will give a copy cf Hie Statesman's Manual to that person who will obtain for the Indiana American the largest No. of subscribers betwen this time ami the 1st of Novem
ber. In tins offer we exclude hired sgentSj ond papers got up In clubs. This offer isle those who in their usual intercourse with their neighbor" can induce them to subscribe at ('2 per year. We do not suppose the sue-
Good its. I The contract for carrying the mail from this plnce to Rushv ille ha been let to Mr. R. P. C. Darwiek, of this place. It is now carried Ui-weakly, leaving here on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings, and returning some time during the same nights. And now that the contract has been let to an ener
getic man one who will put It through, let
us see if something cannot be done for the benefit of the people between this place and
Rushville. The irrsatest complaint Is, that It
reaches all the places northwest of us in the
night, and returns again before morning. So that letters from Cincinnati, and othar places, cannot be received and answered by return
i mail. For instance, if we wish to communi
cate with a cititen ef Laurel, we ssnd up our
cessfu! one will obtaiu over VI or 15 suhscri- j letter on Monday evening. It reaches him bers. j after he retires to bed, and the mail cornea The "Statesman's Manual" is a work of back the next morning before he rises. Then four large oeta?o volumes, the price of which ; he has to wait two days to reply. We would at the publishers, John S. Taylor, in New ! recommend a change in the time of the deYork, is $ 10. Now let us see who will have parture of the mail fnm this place. Let it this work in their libraries next ChrUlmas. , co out from here on Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday evenings, and return Monday, Wed-
v last i nesav F"ri,,'ay 'u 'he 'ght. The con-
, n-ction with the mail at this place would oe
TUo memory of Heilfjr Clay. At a meeting of the citizens of It rook v ille and vicinity, held at the office or George Holland Esq , on the evening of July 2nd,
lSa2, to make preparations to observe the
Obituary titea of Henry Clay.
On motion of C. F. Clarkson.N. D. Uallion was called to the chair and D. D. Joues appointed secretary. The object of the meeting being stated in an appropriate and feeling manner by the chairOn motion of John D. Howland Esq., the following resolutions were unanimously adop
ted : The citizens of Brookville pulicly resolve, That they show the sorrow that pervades the minds of all people in this Country, at the intelligence that Henry Clay is dead. That they do cincerily deplore his loss as one that deprives our public councils of the great
Comparing Note. During our brief stay at Indianapolis, lait week, we took occasion to look into the expenses of the Legislature of 18413, which was the most expensive session during the whole ef Ggv. Bigger 's official term, the Whigs having the majority in both branches of the Leghlalure. It was at this Session that committees were raised in both branches, to investigate the transactions of the different agents of the State, which resulted in reports
Oar Neir York Correspondence. I New York.Juos 30,1852. Ma. Editor: The death of Henry Clay, long as the sad event had been anticipated, has painfully shocken men of all parties The mast bitter of his political opponents people who spared neither calumny nor abuse of any kiud to injure him, when a candidate for office now share in the general grief.and the voice of lamentation is heard everywhere. The news
j was received by telegraph, and spread through
Letters from Gen. Scott and Iflr. Graham.
Reply of Gen. Scott.'
Washington, June '2 J, If 52.
J I y say there has been no word nor act of my ,life in conflict. I 1 have ouly to tender my grateful acknowl
edgments to you, gentlemen, to the Conven
Rare Animal..
Several very rare auin.a! ...
n avo juv uiiiue inur Oetiut at Ba-n
nil. New YO'-k. In o-,
Sm: 1 have had the honor tu receive from '.tion of which you were members, and to the ( a vessel and m-n to Afri
'"Hum', '
covering ovet 1100 pages of printed matter, i the city with electric rapidity, sadness difFU
This, in addition to the ordinary journals of 1 '"!? ovr "very countenance, meting
Agricultural.
The meeli-ijt at t atrheld on. fc-alurdav
ttr id itlinost :i f.ilnri. Mr f iii deliVMn. I An
just as well.as we nave a daily man 10 niacin.
nati. The connection would also suit just as
exJelient address, to abmit a dozen p-rsons
A resolution was p-issed requesting the Directors of the Society to meet on the 24th inst. to make further arrangements for the approaching F.i'l Fair. The directors are therefore hereby reuste I to meet at Brookville, at 9 o'c'o:W A. M., to attend to such business as th Society demaii Is. Th meeting at Fairfield also pissed a resolution requesting the
both Houses, together with the local and general laws, must neeessarily have required an unusual amount of clerkage. It also involved the necessity of employing a great many Sergeant at-arms, as there were net less than 100 witnesses to be summoned from various parts of the State, to give testimony before these
qualities that conduct nations to prosperity in committees. In addition to this all laws then a degree as high as Is exhibited in the charac- j enacted, had to beenrolled,by enrolling clerks ter of any human being; el jquence the most . elected by each branch of the Legislature overpowering and persuasive; the facinations j that duty being now devolved by law upon the of personal influence; sagacity, experience and Secretary of Slate. patriotism. ' With this brief explanation, we present be-
That the lives, characters and public servi- low the list of Clerks and door Keepers, to
your hands the official notice of my unani
nous nomination as the Whif candidate, for the office of President of the United States, together with a copy of the resolutions pitted by the Convention, expressing their opinions upon some of the most prominent questions of national policy. This great distinction conferred by a numerous, intelligent and patriotic body, representing millions of my couutrviiivu, sinks deep
into my heait. Koiip-iiiberiiig the very emiI nent names which were before, the Conven -i tion in amicable coinpt-titiou with my own, I
am made to feel oppressively the weipht of ro-
people of our common country.
I ain.with the highest respect, Your most obedient servant, FRANKLIN PIERCE. To the Hon. J. S. Barbour, J. Thompson, Alpheus Felch, Pierre Soule. .
Mr. King's l.fllor of Acceptance.
Sesatf. CltAMBF.a, June 22, 1j2. Gkntlemkps: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter, notifying me tint I have been uoiniunted by the Democratic
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of all the shipping in the port, as well as those
on the hotels, and public buildings, were immediately lowered to half mast, as if by commou understanding. Never was public sor
row more spontatieouslv.more sincerely made , Not having written
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distinction, 1 I os i noi a moment au;r u u.tu ciaies.
This distinguished manifestation of the respect and continence of my democratic breth
stera auu v itr:t lit?, g;v !
ihe enriTrt An im,,,.., . . . Pti
ever seen in America; 2 Eo;t f,. :; 2 Auacond.is, of fe.,rful Toport on '""' ing in all a hundred feet iu .. Outang.of remark ib!e resent,,,' ''"'''' manity, e.iid a whole troo i of I- '
j are uuil.e-nn.ili-ci in , ,r n-VT Jj,
, a-i:y a nappy, out CerLi,,v a I1 family. Gov. Wallace d-li.-er-l i'..
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word t- wrocure tins . ,J"-,CU"" " ' " " " . .- - 'n,? y i ... ....,, Dr Uiiut, of In wuaiioiw. ,.t t .
:r... t -! ttr t 'aisliuctiou. 1 iosi noi a mmueui u:r u nan c-iaies. n r , " ':t..
iiiauncat. ivi iiu iiiau. since i BHiimiiiuii. uus . . . , . . , . . i i ir ii'iinr, 01 invito t t
. . . ... . urr ii i uiiicii'ui in m..m.....i..c. "-im i ni. ni.r ntrniwriuii n on iiur.Tmn iri r- I I... j : ..:..r
ever become so deeply rooted in the hearts of , . , wn. nwnAi9. to .i.,,:, v" what would lie. ' t . . . . u-'ur,l" """"" was :,,r,r
., r. r t r J. ..ii. r i jeci ana couhneiice ol m v democratic orein- ere i rronr!i v
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course, promptly adjourned, on the receipt j to the Convention; and I now have the bono'r fa commands my mo-t grateful ackno-.vle.'c- j
of the intelligence: and everv kind of nublic , 10 re"'i,l ",ore nM'. u,e VK' mP",8 "uu r"n rlB"-v accvi'1 l"e ''a
" J r ' rMKinn .ntlv tit iiim litis. liiat 1 at:CtIit II l IIOIUI- .:u a 1 t i - t.t. i
( j j - t uvu wnii wiui; u a uavo uccu eu iiirinv tjuuur'
New Adveni
nonors win oe paid to me memory ot the H- : nBliol wjth ,,e ,e.gutj0iis anti-xe,-(
I ustrious deceased- Among other demonstra- I The political principles and measures laiJ tions of mourning, there will no doubt be adowniiilhe resolutions are so broad that
. , ,. ... I mere IS Utile leu lor me lo auu. i , mrrriurr. pageant far exceeding any thing i : ac- il.at should I .
funeral
, well at Rushville, as they have a daily mail : from there to ludimapolis by Railroad, and ; the horse miilisonly to accommodate the way offices. By this means our papers from thi place would reach our subscribers one ! day sooner, and it would not interfere with the Rushville papers, because we do not pro-
ces of such men are the proudest memorials nether with newspapers of the Legislature of : of ll,e i,,a yT ''n n America before. hv the oariialitv of mv couiitrvtn-u. rleva
of the country, and deserve to be in everlas- j 1841-2. And we beg leave here to remind i It i useless to conceal the fact that the nom- led to the chief nu.gilra-y of tli Union, I
iuation of General Scott was not at first receiv- e n-aoy, in my couiirci.u.i .u.
ed wilh unanimous cordiality, by the Whigs
of this city. The many ardeut Webster and
ting remembrance. , our readers that the principal Secretary of the That as a testimonial of our grief at the Senate in Icll 2 is tiow the Whig candidate national loss, and for the purpose of doing for Auditor of Slate; while the principal Sec-
honor to the memory of the departed, we wll retary of the late Senata is
commemorate the eveut by proper demonstra
tions of regret
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Through a long public life I am not conscious that I have ever swerved from those principles which have been cliTi.-hed and suslsjnrd by the democratic part); nud iu whatever situation I miy be placed, my
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gress, to recommend or upprove of iura.-ures country men may rest assured that I shall ad
e to tiiem faithfully and zealously, peril .:.....! .i...uA : t'
the Democratic Fillmore men felt sorely aggrieved;but a little the -aiiie, favorable to actual setilers, but con " ' '- ! . ..... siciu.ii ni.vHpii.lMtii tk'iii m ilnsa rr..rA iittis niu ii Tu ti it t r v . h titl Lite nnnauti lit v ofuiiriu-
i: j... . r C3...S.. A ...I:-. A .1 - -u ' rnpCLIOII IIJ9 Itilir.h ahHffil lha Ii hiitr MiiuiiifT ' w- -
tauu luatrj iui 1 a irj auuuvii nuu wo ' o - &.
them to uote tlie ditTereuce between the num-
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a. in Ui-f-iTt tli 1 t -i I u r r m .i.i.
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, . , . , . . By this arrangement, too, one man can car-1 raugements t..rir-t r.iir at Hrookvi le, ami to receive ; ... . . r i n 1 tvu u r v I
ry me niau oeiweeu mis piaco auu i.uuvme ; " iicicupwu mo iviun iu mMimuvrc i ,
' umi,.! ri.tlila nf lliu u- liitl A iiixricun ltsttlil t II .:...:....., I... ... . J I 1
j them. They are f ist falling into the ranks; lllut Vatl UltUolla jnhrritauce, and al.-o to re , ,. ...... . , . ' . . ...
That a committee of six be appointed to her of assistnuls these two geui;emen required aud. In another month, they will be fouud commend or approve fasinge alters Imu in " - . " furnish the meeting asuitible plan of pro- io doing up the journalso' the Senate. Choose working heartily to secure the election of our r navigation las sugld by my m
right ot cilueu.-diip, who sliall laithlully serve, tiolIi ,wU wm, ,y cor,ial
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jceeduro wilh the names of a committee of ar ye between them.
candidates. The fact is, good aud true Whigs
bi.ls from thit and other points in the County
Tin filling up Ihe grounds, en- i
when it takes two new, as they start from I appointed, George Holland, J. D.
. . . ."" , .. ' each place about the same time. We hope C. F. Clarkson, Levi Ayres, Johu C.Burt
lowland,
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for the F ir
r g.utn,5nru, ixi; i w in nisi v.iniucm'nr.im .1 1 - n 1 . 1. . .... I . 1 . 1. .. I; il.A . n. ... t..r-. .nit 1 aiiH Mohs I Kellv.
,. ,. . , , , . ... inn I'CUliio aiuilH llic iiuciuiv uuol iiiKiremi -"i - j , ihinHini! the t'n or place where the Fair is 1 ' s . . t r . i r .u ... i ... . . ... .. the carrier will immediately ask the Post During the abseuce of the committee the ! held should contribute larjr-lv to this obiect, ' .... . , . , , ,-, i . rv . j. " ... , Master General to make this chtnge. And if ; meeting was addressed by Johu Y aryan Esq., . the Dii:lors are requ-red to receive bi.ls for . , , .. . , , . . r I ... ... ,, 0... . . , .. we thought such dignitaries ever read our. of Liberty la., who iu a brief manner recouu-j this purpose, until the 24th inst., when they i 6 . ! . , , . - ., , . , i . , ., , ... . .. . .,, .humble paper, we would forward to him a ted the maiiy claims of Henry Clay to diswill determine wh-re it alvtll be held; and will I V? L n...,.i.J i ih. '
copy ot mis paper, me mauer, nowever, can --j s-"" - -s--" ;
propriety ot cneristnng nis memory as an
proceed to have the arrangements mtde-
Thenthetowru or locations that desire the fair, will stt whit thy will do.to the Board by 9 o'clock ou the 24l't inst. All th Directors will please be present as e irly ns possible on that day as there is much to be done
awarding coiiimitteesto lie. ippointed. location
be easily attended to, as the Department al
ways strives to cousult the wishes of the pso- j American statesman of whose taleuts and . pie aud the interest of that Department of the public services every citiieu should feel a just
tiegislatire Session ot 1811-3. Pouirlass M.-uruire, principal Sec. Senate, $-'.12 Jo in II. Fanpiliar, Assittaut " " S3i Total S4U4 Samuel C. Dunn. Enrolling Sec. Senate $JCrt Jas. K. Brow n, prineiiml Cl.-rk of House S36 J. f. Havklebjrn assistant " " " !S E. M. Benson, Knrolliiie " " ' 23o Temporary assistant Clerks ltt Total in both Houses $1,343 Clerks for Investipitinir Committees $3T1 Three door-keepers for Senate 401 Do do do do llou.o i4 Two Womlmen l"5 Extra Copies of the Journal 147 . " Sentinel 147
t r:ni:t:sti . l - ir. ii. tii
is ii iliontl in all parts, aj i lamcoi.U ut not i.',','Vr.!i- i -i " ,
Government.
pride.
Innlh.r rhanir..
The mail which has beeen carried from this ', fol'owi"g rePorl
The committee then returned and made the
Total clerks, door-keepers,woodmcn, &e,3,3U7
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iiainiK imai.u. ' be a Whiff victory
.i . , . r. I ' - . I ' .-" i. ' I i.uniai oiijiluuauuil. XI nm mint ntitfrili linlililv 1mf ne. I liMir 111.r-.n11 . . . ..i. i.r ..i i . J
I . ,.v ....... , ...... j... -- ii nine o; war, one year ou uuutii ui uur ou-ji iu al preferences have not been iudulged. No sbips.or iu our laud forces regular vu'.uiit- ers party arga.itatiou cau be sustained, if the ! uu 'eir receiving an honorable discharge ! . .. , . . ... .. .. ! from the serv ice. minority do noi co-operate with the majority. , ,u reBrJ ((j pucy of the a,. j All cannot have their first choice; and the few i ministration, it elected, I cliould, of course, j must yield to the many. Thank heaven, the look among those who approve that policy j Whig prty is based on principles ofimmuta- J"r ""J "B"'8 tJ c"rry il "" cali ,n a"'1
ble political truth, which cannot be overturned! euljmeut ,!,,.,,.', whig p.ny, by any dirTereuces of opinion as to men. without attempting to reduce its members tiy From Peuiisylvania and Ohio, we have the i proscription, tuexact uuiionnity to my views.
most encouraging news; and it iscouctd-d by , Hut 1 "''O Jhl, at the same tune, be rigorous in '.only merit I can lay clxim to is a:i hones t dis
the best informed Democrats here, that there , " 'r ,7.,.; . i,. ',V i-rg ol li10 duties oft',-, varum positions ! ailoiiiliiig no one either di-ticieut iu cipaciiy ... . . . . . , , is not the remotest doubt of those great States or integrity, or in.: evoliou to liln-ny or the : w'1" w,":'1 . Ilave leen ll0orJ- Tins! voting for Scott and Graham. In New York coiiMilutioit and the Union. Convinc -d that c'i'" - nothing more. 1 l.... i ... ii .... .i. .K.r . i .i.-.i .iii. . .
the contest will be close; but the result will """"""y r g-ou wi i oeiweeu nie um -reni, tun me n.giiesi r.-spect and tstectn, 1
frontier 01 uur oroau cu"y i sei.uai ..o an) gt.ulIelncu your fnlow-citiz-n,
only to bland upou it,bul on all occaiou to . "f tr.uiki i Fortho very fijtterinj terms iu which vuu :,r'' ' . , " t'letilu-ai. .1 i r
na e ueeu pleaed, rentli men, to dial alter- la le miIv
ize my publm services, I f.-el tiiat I am ia- i d-bt-;d to the persnu tl regard "vhich I am ' proud to know you inJividiially entertain for me, and that you greatly overate them. The
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It was on our
I The Committee report the following plan of
proceedur; That n Friday Glh of August a meeting ol
. l.ia thai " J me present auu iinure inu-resis oi me uepiiiiyou. tax -paying reader, to contemplate the , (hat th(j oJ hij b,oo3) (l repu,sillg , ui a !evolioll l0 lhi,lt.T. JlU:a
o:w. Iiririi.-.. , , f.iriiili.r,, i:i.- p.-, , is A . -.-.! . 'in .-ill si: ii: i- '. il'lT liis i li three d.iVar-. :. I
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cf th Fair to be made, and al! Ui contracts P!ace to by Jlr- ,lut has i"1 lrt 10
forpreparaig fie grounds. Mr- L, of Mixerville, who is a prompt busi- j it r-i rt.-',-- n -j ... nns man. and will not let the nublic interest '
' 1 u" ..- win . hmMhnB. " the citizens be held in Brookville, and a pro-
RrooKTiltc Scott Club. 9 o'clock on Friday morning aud reach OxThe Whigs of Brookville ami vicinity met ford by 4 P. M. We believe he will reach
following:
Legislative Session of 1851-2.
cet-tion formed at a place to be indicated by : the committee of arrangements, aud march to '
ia Scott Hull, nn Sjlnr.liiv ninr I! n.l : r - I , ! tile MetllOOISt UhUrCll.
j mere III lime iui usiu p ' 1 I' J ..ii, i a m orjni.iied a Scott Club, and elected the M- tlwt way to Bdiingsville and Alquina on Sat- I Thal lhe Rev" Dr Lord of Cincinnati be lowing officers, to wit: mormng. We hope the rostma-.ters iiWd to deliver a funeral discourse on lbs ; Presideut-Capt J,es M. Mixwell. wiU lry anJ kaep up the connection in that , occasion; aud in esse he cannot accept, the ' Vice Presidents Walter S. Baker, Charles way. committee or arrangements to select. Smith, Mason W. H .ile. j " I That B. II. Burtou, Geo, Holland, John II.
Secretary E !g-r Haymond. j ... 'lawnic .wartH. i Farquhar, Walter S. Baker aud.Charles Smith bills
Ireasurer Junes M. Tvner. be a committe of arraueements.
Johu P Dmiu Priu. Sec Sen. James H. Vawter Asst. Sec. Sen.
th foreign iuvader, aud we shall uot desert ; h in now.
Senator Bell of Tennessee has been
E. K. lliscoin " Doct. Snerrod John M. Lord " M.G C. W. Tanner W,n. M. Noel Horace E. Carter " Win. R. Logan Total for Senate
Secretary of Slate, extra enrolling
can know no o.iiiih aii'l no Noith, I sin. old
1 n.il h.p niin ntaii.tii-a i.nr I n I r . I n : , i. fii.il il.nii
! dibOMer, laclioii.or ri-tiuje. to the law or I spend- 1 ji,,, L'nion on any proU xi, in any part of t lie
ing a few days in this city, for the benefit of laud; and 1 should c-irry into the evil a iiniiihis health, he Uiviug overtasked himsalf by l-traliou this one priucpleof mili:ar conduct .. , , . .,i... i- l- obecieuce to lli h violative ami judicial uehisardnous labors at ash.ngton. I torn him .,-.,.,. of in il cousli.
1 learn tnai 'Here ueea oe no auxieiv as
to
WILLIAM R.KING.
To Messrs. J. Thompson, Alpheus Felch, aud P. Soulo. I'ierre and the Ilielit oi Pi-tit :.-i. The Barub aruers of New York, who have g.ine over, body and sjul.to Locrficoi-m, are
v-ry im.ustiious jnr now iuaneirort to place
i .mi Ki.Ni.ay.
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Executive Coniniiltee John TV fT.nr!.ini4.
r- c ni We have a few copies on r . tlarkson. iK-mi MArrntST Willi.ii., I
Mcili' L V C 1 ii this week's paper, which can yet be had.
Resolved, That the club meet on the first and third Saturday's of each mouth.
sjuic Address of the Rev. W. W. Hibbec .
hand of last and
No
one need be ashamed of sending a copy of this address to their Masonic frieuds either East or West, North or South.
Circuit Jutlffc. It is probable that the contest for this Judicial Circuit wi.I be between Jolui Rt mail and Wm. M. M'Carty. Tho LVtrict is composed of the counties of Dearborn, Franklin, Decater, Rush, Shelby. Fayette aud Uumu. Conrt of Coanuon rira. It will be seen that Geo Holland is a c ttididate for Judge of the Court of IVminou Pleas of the comities -f Franklin, Fette ' lTni.i Tl. naiiw. ,f I. ,hi, S. Reid.
Elisha Vance. an I N. Me.Crooks hank are au- : iiounre i in the Franklin l).-mocr it as candicates for tiie siim ofie, subject to a district democratic convention. Indiana Ilili School. Last week tile co!iimeiicem-'iit exercises (iu college pi rase) of t'e In. liana High School took place. The School has beeu under the charge of Mr. G. M. Dunn an I Udy, and it wasliijrhly gratifying t-j the oa'-euts of the chilJren, am! f.ieiuts of the Institution, to witness the su-j tmti i improveiiieut of the pupils iu the school. It was not our privile to be present at the examinations, being too much of a slave to the pub ic, but tho exhibilioa oa We.iuesiay was iuloresiig. We were disappointed. In courtesf to t!ie teachers, lhe scholars and the institution, wo went to the church to hear what we expected would be poor couipo-itionsbtdly read. Such, however, was not our mUfor.une. The compositions were sprightly, at the same time dignilied, and written with the care aud grace of .experience. I hey were read, too, iua manner truly creditable to the young ladies of our twu. No mock modesty prevented them ;aB !ist nuiiy of them) from opening their mouths and reading their produclionsaudibly, carefully and gracefully. One of the greatest ernameuts iu th-s education of a young lady is to be a good reader. And the exhibition on that evening evinced that this department had not been ti'glected. The performance of the boys in declamation was nothing extraordinary, with one or two exceptions. Their pieces were old, ami the auiib-nce had heard tlwm so ofteu that thy c!: -':tt.l no interest. The world cf Literature U s fuii of rich and appropriate scenes and extracts that it is in bad taste to be following the beaten track in these school exhibitions
Kange of Ttiermanteter.
8A..M. 1 f. -M. A K. M.
On motion the meeting adjourned. N. D. GALLlON, Chair. D. I). Jonks Sec.
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For the Indiana American. Rising Som, Ino, Jane 27, 132 Ma Editor : The Americau is ratike.l, I
i believe, throughout the State, as one of the fearless and independent papers ol thecountry, and therefore I desire as an humble cili- ! xeu, aud a democrat, to say a few things through your columns, of the Democratic candidate for Superintendent of Common
Schools, Professor 'V.C. Larrabee. ThePro-
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fessor, no one doubts, is qualified for Superiuj tendent, being a ripe scholar, and an exueri- , j enced teacher, but he is now a Professor in
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The D,mocratic party meets in Convention nuudrM 4,01 ars ?w' anU ,,as a8Cei,l,fa tne , in this county on the 31st day ol July, to se- EH of lhe Ciuciau.U Ladies Repositolect their candidates for the County offices - ry, at a salary of 1200 or 1411) per annum, 1 u many ol the townships they have already ,"a "9 il is cre0ibly eMt,i ,nte,,J" 10 tr' lo el ioslructed their delegate, for whom to vote the S-riutendeucy at $15tH. Well, this . ia the convention. Last week we gave the wi" 1,0 SOME iu lhe of 8a,ari,s al,d fil" i- . r r . . i- ling offices and uo one, unless he was a live proceedings of 1 osey towuslnp. 6 We gather the following items from the y, and kept kicking at that, could go Franklin Democrat (a paper that we read , lhrou8h wi'h il ulL ! now), by which it will be 11 that public!- Mr' Te,t' 11,8 ' Rosi- I sentiment is somewhat scattered. "t0ry Pla'ed U,a 8ama ki,,J of trick' while Ha tli Tnsvnsltip. ; serving in that capacity, for he accepted of The Democrats of that township recom-! the Presidency of a College somewhere east,
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$5f69 Clerks to Committees. W. W. Leviston, Com. Cor. $133 S. S. Duuu, " Judiciary II. 13rf T. Marks, S. 276 J. T. Brant, ' Education, 48 D RhoUebaujh various (Jom'ts 1'J CaU-b MiIIm, Jumt Com. Eoucalion, U0 S. G. Dooge, Ways and Means, 4(i0 C. P. FergiiMin, Judiciary, 171 W. L. U...cK,Org. Courts of Justice. 267 B. F. Wadace, Roads, 211 G. W. Hargett, Law Reform, 411
t0 tu lunal sphere, saving on y in re-pect to Ilia Pierce in the sun- position with John Q linrv ,1:' ' f Sl'l';'
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Clerks of the House. George L. Sites Prin. Clerk Wm. li. Bowes Asst " C. B Belltley " Sam'l C. Crowe " Chas. N. Suook " Asa F. Ch.ipiu " B W. F.ugle " A. C. Bonne " W m. D Suepherd " A. t;. Deavitt " E. O. Boyd ' S. G. Dodzo "
which are all sure. Filially, for my stric! aiilierence to the , ha-t iken the paios to I iok into tlia mat-
General Scott, as all the world knows, was piiuciples of the Whig party, as rxpr.-s.-eJ in ter, and the result is i.ot very favorable to
s General a-ati ant -slavery niau. The fciS
not the first choice of the ubove six S'utes but
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he lias been regularly nominated, and H'O' lo uvaiice the KreatueSs and happiness ol the , arewill not fail to support him. All the bolder- i Republic, ami liiu lo clieiifli ami encourngo ' On Mon.iay, t!ie 2Glh of December, 1S3G, dash so industriously circulated by the Loco- ; the cause of constitutional liberty t'lrou-riiout J, Q.iincv Adams prM.,,te i a pe-it:on for foco papers about the General's beiag uu ler t'f frW. avoiding every mtami thought thai , 0milio,;of sUv..rv ami , s.ave lf ,Jt. 1 iniulit involve our country iu au uniuslor -. nuu ui s ake vrio.. iu the influence of Senator Seward ic, will not. Uuecessiry Witr, or impair the ftiiii of trea- ; lhe District of Columbia. It was moved' to deceive a single Southern whig They well j ties ur disr.oui.ti-nincnijj all poliiii al agil.iliu lay it on ll,.j table. Tl;e motion was adopted
know that such men as Seuitors I mgum i injurious io in- nueresis oi sociiy, auu oan- by a vote of 1 1 G ayes to 3G nays. First in the
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aud Joues, and Messrs Stanley, Botls a'ld old- ( ere, would never have pressed his uoiniu.ilion, ; if there had been any doubt of his fidelity to
! the Constitution. If indee d there had b-rn
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mend the following ticket, to wit Senitor A. J. Ross.
Representatives E. K. Rockafeller, and Noah Miller. Sheriff M. Batsner. Treasurer Nelson Abbott. Recorder Redin Osboru. Assessor David Gavan. Judge of Common Pleas John S. Reid. Rntler Township. Senator A. R. M'Cleery. Rpreentatives E. K. Rockafeller, John Simpson. Treasurer Wm. Robeson. Recorder Henry Berry, Jr. Assessor James Stewart. Sheriff M. Batsner. TIetainara Tewnthip.
;en nor a. j . Koss
; of the mouulains, and for some tune drew i j to salaries, because he was Yankee euough : ' to till two offices at once. j i Now I for oue will he pleased to vote for1 j Mr. Larrabee for ome office, but if hs holds ( J on to the Repository, &c, I shall vote for Mr. ' ! Wood, and about here there are a good many ' more of the same Bort. DEMOCRAT, i
Scott's Treatment of The Catholic ! Kcligion In -Mexico. t In honorable contrast to Ihe tyranny and ' ( illiberalily of the New Hampshire Locofocos, i '.among whom Franklin Pierce is a leader and ' an orael, is the maguanimous conduct of j Scott to the Catholic population of conquered ! Mexico. At the head of a victoiious army
having absolute power over the country haviug Spanish, Freuch and British example
G. L. Sit-s, A S. Clark, M. G. C W. Tanner, A. F. Ch.ipiu, S G. Dodge, S. II. BusKirk, B. F. Sulgrove,
Door Keepers. W. M. Patterson, Principal, T. J. Patterson, Assistant, Johu Neff, C. C. Jaqueth, " Johu Hariugtou, Messenger, C. O. Uuth,
G. W. Patterson, Prin. Door Keeper, II.
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ple.!geor euuraulee than the known inci l.-nia ; ",l ul a"ie o! Johu y.iu.cy of a long public life, now undergoing lite ; Adams, una prominent among tiie uycn is Hie severest exainiuatiiMi. j name of Franklin Puree! Feeling myself highly fortonnte in my as- i On fie !lth r!.v nf I ..m ,r.. isir oti
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., , , . . ,, i sociaie ou inn iiokci, auu hiiii a i'.vci y sene - , ., ! ...y reasonable doubt ou the subject, it would , uf my lo ' lUt) Convention, and to . men of 0UlU U r 'll "-ked the privilege ; have been sulnoieutly set at rest by his une- j0llr ,rsolmi courteMes, of petitioning Congress in r-gard to Slavery. ! quivocal pledge that, Inaccepting the nomiua-. I have tne honor to remain sir, Tm ir prayer w s r.-fiiscd bv a vote of 15 I to
tion, he accepts the Whig platform. His well j vm. your most obedient 5 Al g tilosi? vol,.d lo gri,u jt knowu high sense of personal honor preclude j Scrvan , p ij COTT. J,lllu Q '''"V Adams; among th.se who rej-c-
all suspicion of nun, after such a deciura- i To Hon. J. President of tiie ted it was Fraui. Iiu Pirrce.
Whig Nalioual Luuveiiinni. j Tne next d..y the enemies of the Right of
I elition grew- I older. Jului U . Davis innved I I suh-iiiI ihe rules, in order to p is aresjlu-tio-i no- Ij rec ive :iuy pc'it ons on tlie s-.ib-ct of!avcry. It failed hot because tiire wis not :i in tjonty for it, but because two-thi.-.is were required , and the vote stood ll2 to 73. Olie of til.- 78 Was Johu Q. AdaMS. uu. r.:i- f
wa. Franklin Pierce.
But on the Mill day os the s une moiiih.Mr. llav.-es o (Tared a resolution, wlut.'i ran us folio: Resolved, That a!i pet'.:cns, mciiioria's.res-
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tion. The passage of Mr. Bennett's land distrihu-
tion bill is a subject of discussion here now I I.s defeat in the Senate is looked upon by mi- : uy as certain. I don't know, by the by, what your readers ; may think of the principles announced by Gen. Scott in his letter to Hon. John G Chap-
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Ileply of ?Ir. (iraliuiu. W ASHING rus.J II ue -Jl. 11)2. Sir: I am gr itili -.1 to acku iwledg tne rj ceipt of the coiimiu licaliou which ou ili.i tne t!i hoiinr to (h-liver in person mi yst-rdiy, announcing my unanimous nomination as the W ma candidate for the oli.ee ol Vice
President ol Ihe
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UniUd i-t-tes, by the N
mm ol Maryland, President of the lale Whig; lional Cuuvenlion, which recrnily assembled tm j,.
National Couv. titiou, but it strikes me that ! " "" "".'I'""'"' ") t.py m me .... , ' resolutions ol lh-.i Convention upon uuesiious it will prove the most effective tlectioueeriiig ! of lltt(1011 ,,rllIC,,,B piL.. letter ever written. It will secure him the! I cordially approve the deelnrttions made j undivided vote of the land Reformers of the ny 'hese resolutions. On matters ol lhe most
: entire Union: and our naturalized cilizens will trKvl'1 Pri"-l'c " "i?refi. m-y do but portray
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, fc ....... ., . .mi. iu ii. c oiii erimient or winch, f ir near two years, I have i tbis,of G'-iittral Scott's incapability of writing beeu a meinber. Ou all oilers they but re- ' a letter, w ithout hurting himself by it. 1 tell i it,rttte lle doctiiues and recouiiiieii intious ' you that it is a perfect conn de maitre. 1 go j tu i,lll,or,aut P!l'cco.i.i..a. for the principles contained in it, and may be j 'simuldthe people of the United States the re 'ore a little entliu.iastic; but all must ad- I give their sanction lo the Humiliations of ymir
mire the nohev of the move. I tonveutiou. so far as 1 sliail be invested with
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Jacob Herman, R. N. Tyler, J.B. Buskirk, Henry Biglar, W Storms, A. Pallerson, F. Stukey, 3 Woodmen, Scavenger,
Assistant,
Representatives John Simpson.Giles Gant. ,0il'sl,f tlw "re of church property, and
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It is not uncommon to hear a man talk of a , trines mav be expected.
pay ing bssiness,' in such a manner as to 1 therefore accept ihe distinction, to honora-
way.or to auy extent, to the subject ofslavvry or to the abolition t,f slavery, shall, without being printed or referred, ha laid ou the table itud no further actiuu be had thereon. The record shows ibat previous so its passage. Mr. Adams was among its stroiig.-ut opponents, aud Mr. Pierce among its warmest supporters. Jt was passed bv 129 lo 6'J:Johu
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onvey the ide, that there is'somethii.R iu the ' U,y '"-'T't " groh?ul M,Mrt' ' . r i i. . I uuartected dirhdeuce. It is a sutisf icl:on, nature ol a busmess, which, apart f om the however, to ktiow that the place to which man that controls it, leans with certainty to i have been nominated is but se o-nhiry. and
lame and fortune. This is nil wrnnir. nv nwi wr tne nrst oltice lhe louveutioli lias
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the aporonriatiou of the void and silver onnin- i
j age employed by an enemy in the celebration i ef worship; Scott, like a true niau, as hi is. I sheltered tha Mexican Catholic Church under
Treasurer R. R. S
Shenff-Jona Guble. Recorder Heury Berry. Co Com Cvrus Quick
J.:ge of Couiuiou Pleas X. Mc. Crook- lnB ""i'1 of toleration, guarded its property
from violatiou.and treated its forms with re-
The truth of Prophecy. A few weeks since we published an ab!v written er;c!e from the Lawrenceburg Pre.s, by W. W. Hibben In alluding to the nomination of Pu ree, Bro. Hibben. in that article graphically a! 'odes as fo'lows: -Ou the 1st rf June, 150. th Democratic
convention was called toother. accDidinir to
parly custom, to nominate
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Fairfield Township. Senator Gils Gaul. Representatives E. K. Rockafeller, N. Mi'U-r. Treasurer J. II Elliott Sheriff Beiij. West. Recorder Rediu Osborn. Assessor Isaac Lee. Judg-of Common Pleas Crookshank.
I spect. By the General Order No. 257. issued J from the National Falace, he published a cole
of laws for the government of the city of Mexico; particularly add'essed, however, to tha Americans. The 2J section of the orders, embracing the offences for which our troops : would be rigorously punished, was as follows:
"Assaslnation, murder, poisoning, rape, or
Mr. Clay Coffin. The New York Tribune of Wednesday says:
tho law of the ntrtv custom. .. ,n Penance ot requests from friends of the atteinps to commit either; malicious stab-
suitable candidates for the Presidency and ,Ion- Henry Clay deceased, (rceived per tele, j bing or maiming; malicious assault and bat- . ?i ' fi TU.Cy .f lh U"il,,d St'l- Ou graph.) Messrs. W.M.Raymond aud Co. this1 tery, robbery, theft; the wanton desecration
. " .-'i VI tue UlS!ll!UlSil. ed Michigau Seu-ttor was ihe highest on the list. Bui-haus-i. Douglas aud Mirrr f,i:!,,. .i
in the traiu. The excit.-m-nt was'hi.Th -.i iuclosure of his remains.
friln?rr.,eWr.nVV"" M I - ddition to the i.pUtioD of these C. . friends, ardent and trae. for five dava iIm .l . . strife went ou-forty-eisht b,l otings Vf-re preservation aud transportation of bodKid aud still uo choice w s ma ie. Each bat l,uf " Provided ou this occasion surpassloting was tha vain effort of feeble man i richness of style and Cuish. auythinr of avHinst the arm and power of dctinv Ti, ,i u- i j ,. civilian tremblea because the fa.eseemed lhe k,ud ew Produced ,n this country, ooing against linn, aud each deiegttn wouuered that EPW,tcrd'1 to the proprietors for the skill disalthough the usscmhlv proi'.-ssed to be breth- p'ved. ren of the same politic,! sc'.ool. there was The material of which the case hTcomposed neither harmony nor unity of action aniens . ., . -u,"Pwwa then. When the fon-e of human wttlom Conu,u of composiUon ol metal. f the most was expended aud men had grown weaiy of a iadfSlrucih!echaracter theshape resembling
vain aua lruuios sirue, the voice of destiny lne outlines of the human body, and so joined was heard uttering his imperial commands together as to ht.im.ri....-,i.
"that not he who st.rs tin war bv the
Newspaper for CTemoers. Johu D. Delrees lor Journal $2399 Austin il. Brown Sentinel 2326 Ellis and Spann " Statesman 666 Elder & Harkness "Locomotive 318 J . Boeltiuher Valks Blatt 576 Total for newspapers $6,185 Recapitulation. Clerks cf Senate, $4.f88 Clerks of House, 5.P69 Clerks of Committees, S520 Clerks Revising Committee, F24 Door-keepers Senate, 2637 Door-keepers House, 2963 Newspapers, 615 Enrolling Bills, 360
nicy Adams voting
Pierce voting AYE! This is t.ie candidate, whom some cf tii."Free Soilers," of IS4S and tho Baruburucis
wrong; ... umt-a ...e v-ouveu ...... nas of 1Sj2 are now 8Ul.p.ii timr. and whom ll.ev
business that a man of genius w,l, go into can VC ' 'r-"!, a"!! wTi Pe emiuent.y auaiuied, by the Pri., be made to pay. Who wonld have thought, public affairs and public men. A sale and l 8 aud a :U ot his past life, lor the Pie,identen years ago, of the washing of ditty clothes sagacious councellor, who has well fulfilled cy of the United Slates! . liecominir a renutable and nrnfifubl h..i..? every trust heretofore Committed to his hands. I
Yet, there are now in New York several per- i p,ut,?irvToeS.,,"lr"Ud " M""":Ut ! sons who have made over $50,000 by it, in a) With my thanks for the courtesy with i w years. They hue simply kept up with I wbich you have honored me. in the execution the times, and used every new invention in I of"our "J"0- ""J with the highest per5ouai
!..:.:. . i j- i ... respeci, 1 am your olH-dielit servant, ; physicial, and discovery in social, science, in- 3 vv 1 1 I a i H a II 4 M
Hon. J. G. Chapman, President Nalioual W big Convention.
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stead of growling away at new fangled notions ! and remaining poor.
(rii. Sco . Where, O where, does Gen. WiafielJ Scott hail from? What State has the honor of claiming him as a citizen? Madisouian, 23d.
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Who would have dreamed, ten years ago. of Gen. Pierce' Letter of Acceptance ll.li:.. - 1 . .W... I. l . . 1 r .. t
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Grand Total, For same service in 19411 ,
Yel, Mr. Thalon of this city has already made two or three moderate fortunes out of the bu- ( ainess, and, not satisfie I with that, he has expended $15,000 in fitting up another saloon on Broadway, in a style of splendor nnparalled even in the bewitching tales of the "Arabian
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ns. close attention to business,
Concord, N. II June I7,l?52. Gintlemen: I have the honor to acknowledge your personal kindness, iu presenting to
me, this day, your letter officially informing
The whole Union claims him as her son. Ho is emphatically a citizen of the whole United Slates, and his home has ever been wiiere the good of his country has called him. either breasting the british bayonets on the Canada frontier, or iu the swamps of Florida the
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u-i v uJ ,l solicitude; and yet it is proper to say, that lra k,ic. while the absence of these qualities in the di- the manner iu which it Was conferred was pe- At a county convention of the Democracy rector of however great a movement will entail culurlv ffraiifi, ti.- .,i....i.. r T.,.... , r..,.:..,. r-.,. .. .. '
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r. f i, , .1... . .. . . ... . .. , . . ... ! i ... ui i 1 1 ir. 1..UW Ol oiaie i u-um iiu.i uiioi.il i.iiiiiiii. u.iu 1 1 1 i : u - allernoon forwarded a sarcophagus, or what , of churches orother religious edifices,and fix- are paying off the Sute debt? And such is good for twenty thousand dollars in Wall . ,.PiH ....l -ii n. .. r . ...... , , . i ...rt.. . . . r. , ..... , . , , ,. . . . , . ...... . . v- . , ......... . pride, aud all the warmth of personal regard, mg support to all the nominees of the State is styled "FisksMetalic Buna! .ase,forthe lures; the interruption of religious ceremonies, are the claim, with which they come before hi.social position . of the highest ,o the city, would not have submitted n.v Convention. Mr. Hughes. Fdilor of ih.
ani the destruction, except by order of a so- tha country, Tor further continuance iu he is an influential W hig politic an, and is rnn...;nn . . . n ,, ,, , ..i. j i. .u .. .. convention, nor would they have casta vote Bloomiugton Gazette, au able democratic taperior officer, of public or private property; power. consulted by the party iu all emergenciesihe is r.. m- .. j . . . . . ,, , r . ., . v u . .- . ! ,-i , , , B ' " fr me. under circumstances other lhau those per, moved to amend by say mg a the "poare such offences." I Wo hava not time to pursue this sbuject hbelal patron and first-rate judge of Hue arts wh0. ..-.1 tin, . .. 7 . m -rt .1,... i , i , ... ... .. wnicli occured. I shall always cherish with lineal ollicers thus leaving cut the 8aSection la, of this Order, was as follows: any lurUier to day; but we beg leave to assure he has educated himself well iu the iutellectu- ..u, .j ,,;, ..a ., . , .'.,. i.i- a a u . . , . ,. . . . . - prioe auo gratitude the recollectiuu of the fact preme ju.iges. a warm debate endued; Mr. "This solendvd capital its churches and our readers that we hare more startling devel- al and social requirements of life; and is, in .i- vu. Ii,. ,i. , ,r a Hughes um, I.i hi..; , i : n . . . , r- , , 1 . ' ' voice which first prououueed for me, aud ungues urging ins onjectious to Judge Perreligious worship; it. couvvnts and moM- opemeut. still ,n resevo for them. For these ahort oue of our hrst rate men -and a barber; prenoance1 aloile Cll,Ile from lhe Mother of kins on account of iucompetency. The mover tetiea; it. inhabitants and property, are more- "posurea we expect to bring down upon our while nine tenths of the members of the lear- S.:a nri aUll u rillill , of the resolution find!..- 'which w ,h- u-i.,H
i r head a nerhtrt I n r n m .1 n niihni hni a., r M.j i - . n . . , 1 J
iru v t iwi. . w uu mercantile proiessions are Door, in- 1 ...... . a .
, not the result.
together as to be impervious to the air or water;
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of speech but he that f.Khis it to thecWslll 'ru,r,v l""K " rich folding drapery of
bearo.-t Hiipiln." .Mm were s lent, parti- i c " t,oll,.couformiiig in shape with thecase; xaus were su'jia-id au i uuity prevailed when ll,e baudles.the face-plate, the plate for inscriprophecy was rog trd-d. l ierc and Scott, bing the name, will. Uie other phues, are of bo h m -de emitut on-1 ,e blcwy battle field w,..r,l. !u. - . -a.
will be the heroes ol t.'i- civil conte3t.w That is very biaulif.-l ysi l.aaJ th-? prophecy may ha true, aud we believe will be. But a little scrap of hislery ia connection with the above will kitook all the wind out of the sa-.U of Gea. Puree, and il will be seen liiat th pradictiau of destiuy as well as the voice of the people, is agaiUtt hiua. It is as fol-
K.'inaiiiii-.? in tr.-s.-ury. Illcliid.liC ruailtn due ":;'r;: ' in ia:i wlii.-lii-.il:."1 lieaj , for oilier piirp'ii-.-s. -, Amount re.eived f-r .-l!.' - " ' SHI..le.l.tiMr.yif"r paid to liie Pre -:-l -iif. "l cultural hoeielv:
ui iy
Lavini; hBlai-.re t"
BiMric't Iiool T
Amount eollreled from tetei.
liiviriets: Amount paid to tl'
; pif.rTN
massive silver, beautifully wrought and cha
sed. havi ng appropriate emblems,among which appe-ir wreaths of laurel and oak, with its acorns detached from their parent stems, showing the work of the fell destroyer. The inside is liued with rich white satin, tastefully cushioned, quilted aud bound with silver cord. The whole appearance, although rich aud beauiifui!, is still plain and nppropri-
over placed under the special safeguard
the faith and honor of the American army."
Great as a Warrior, and great as a States- j mau, Scott is made completely great as a Man, ' by such magnanimity and j net ice. How vast , the tolerant Soldier looms along side the rep-, reseotalive of the Catholic hating Democracy ' of New Hampshire! Buffalo Express. j
"Although the cloud be thunder's worst And charged to crush me, let it burst, I am no changliug 'tis too late." New Albany Tribune.
professions are poor, in- anv consennences that can betide me. nerson- blew withdrew it. thus showimr conc.lnsiveK-
: competent, of little or no influence aud of in- J ,y. May I not regard it as a fact pointing the true stale of feeling in reference to pariti fenor or doubtful position. It is the man that ; to the overthrow of sectional j-alousiei, aud Ju Jges iu one of the strongest democrat-1
...ases me ousmess not tne business the looking to the perenuial life aud vigor of a c counties of the State. New Custls Cour- 2
I union, cemented by the blood of those who er
Amount ic cue .listri.-t et '.' Seniinarv Amount on liaml si las' vpaid sim-el-v suiidr I'-
Beiiiiiiing in T
Brookville
i man.
! Thome, one of the
' eers In thi. countrv.b-. ...r.A . r .I,- i have Pa8S,?d lo lheir wwnrd Union wonder
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In., June Jil
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"Gen. Pierce resigned I. is commission and came home in the hrst traiu that left Mexico after the occupation by our troops of tht city some editor uiae mouths before the war was ended."
IVhijrFire Blazing-.
1 o -morrow afternoon the Whigs of Bar- the goats, dogs, and monkeys, which have r
ID" The most ambitious oratorical effort tholomew will meet en masse at Columbus to ceully defiled that classic temple, be intends
made ny uen. fierce, while a member of y "e nominations ol &cott ana Ixraham. to devote it exclusively to dramatic purposes.
Congress was in opposition to an apprepria- . t,eury taue, who is now in this city, will tiou to the venerable widow of Gen. Harrison. ' a"d's lhe meeting at Columbus also. By a That lady had jubt lost the partuer of of her 'ttrr tnm Columbus, we learn that the cambosom she and he had been at great expense ' l,a'Kn is opening there in fine style. Already and loss in break iug up housekeeping, and "Chippewa Club," bas been orgauized, aad
removing to ashiogton. It was proposed, 1,1 1 ep'o of the couutry are aroused ready to
jAstor-Placo Opera'lIouse;and,discardingtheifu,iU iU formalion- boundless io its hopes,
auiMii'g is ita ucBtiuj I accept the nomination, relying upon an abiding dfvotion to the interests, lhe honor
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It will be called the "New York Theatre."
Yourstruly, TIPPECANOE.
aud Ihe giory of our whole couutry, but beyoud and above all, a power superior lo all human might a power which, from the first
gun of the Reroluliun.iu every crisis throug'i
Theu he cannot "bear the palni," uiu u it "SM it to tho e'.tMe."
Erata. T!'" '..-sues of Messrs. J. Keith mtH P I
Km ffof Posey Township, were omitted in the i speech ml ii' i wl....l r...... . r . . . . I
( . f,Wc,Uj,, weea asaetegaies for he r d'?ri"1 uweti..f lo be he.ld at Napoleon " , oa the IbLl, iast.-Wo theerfuily ,n;,y liw
-ew Enirlaina Aroused.
We relumed throuuli New Euglaud. The which we have passed, in every hour of our
right spirit ia abroad. Never, not even iu the ' acknowledged peiil.nhen the . ark clouds had
after the death of her husband, to allow her ' fiSht gUautly until crowued with victory in 8lorousdaysof lt4tl, has there been a greater; 8hut rfo-n "round us, has interposed, as if ths year's salary. The proposition met the November. lud. Jour. July 1st. j outburst ol popular feeling than was exhibited 10 b"ffl' human wisdom, out nirched human warm aud zealous support of the liberal men ! " I on receiving the news of Gen. Scotl's nomi- forecast, and ' bring out of darkuess the rain-
.r .11 k... - n oir. uarrison oi 1.1a nidge, v a. alien, uaiion. There need be no Tears admit Nw uow. 01 i.ru....e. " . .uywr-ii, lauu aua
Revising The Statutes. Governor Wright has appointed James S. Hester, Seu itor from .Monroe county, to superintend the Piiuting of the Revised Statutes. Mr. Hester has become quite a pet wilh the Democracy since he was iudicted in the District Court for forgery, and escaped by pleading the statutes of limitation! Maiuly
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olished, ana as ne wasoneo' tne committee on j 1 n,,l:i' .. Y
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teviH.oii, mii. 1111 wiiu.r siaiui-n are now 10, PrtiiSiR
pass through .i.s hauds, it may be expected that tiiev wiil be inula to shield viilainly and liislionesty ,lo the fullest extent. New Castle Courier.
of nostiiir... his twenty v
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land on tint occasion be made his frmtert ' """"""'k i-oiireinioa m nmuniore, : t,Dgiaim: I here was some dis-ppoiulmeut ""i-" -"P" '- wpi .ne t i anvl ti,... v-nl.M.M..' ...r.. 1 ' . 1 i . j. 1 it, 1 1 nmninHlinn IIOOU Ilia PiHtfornt nrln.ilrl h,' fl.a
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' ure'y mai oispiay ot 1 anuee geiwrosity .i,. . fr.i. nf tv, r,,.nt; v -.n r a .. .u i.. me as a candidate, but because the uriiir.ir.le Th mm iitte has twjnl it,, r,,.. ......
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Trial ol IZvuplng machines.
brRitfGFTFi.D, July 3.
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vast Republic-WeschesUr ( fa.) Record. unll, after his rcO)(0a ,eft Uim
j ed. Ind. Jour- July 1st.
jnrljmont.and with them.l bcliere I can safe-
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