Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 4, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 August 1844 — Page 2

rHE STATE SENTINEL

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Tor PrMtt, JAMES K. POLK, OF rJLI SEHBKE. I'or 1 Im PrnMrM) GEO. N. DALLAS, OF PLXS'SYLVASIA. fix ire than i . . the senn r '.'.'or of this jnpT has been very !m. r m -ly k with ' -t-geM.v f .cr. At one Line ii was Inrdly aappo ed

po, :I,Ic I t lum tu recover, but we rejoi cc now to be abb- t . -Bite th.it h- jh s-.m,. what better. Thiseircuttrstance '. :! a-vount to nn . f auf fr.eml-am! rirate eorre ponaWnfa fur delay in attending to th .r favors.

Tkfi CMftcrt.HMl ltrnl 1. May ;..n o. If. iaalffc. Henry f hy pr-.v? ti e d -ath-l 1 a to the rmnbcrlar.d B ad m J-Si'. Wc hmr no d u! ' ana of hid c .. f VHMMM f r thi vns. t. wni.vA tl pasj ! . f this SfeatefjreJ I ag i :.: y r.y. af I - n eretie C agr - MM in !-: . end . . ft . . ,..- rr.i.d.n. O r. -- Bat0 p.-.e a Strong v.1. - it !-!. 1?.. a u. . i -f.il tu an m.f .rtiin ite eVgVI e. ur ; j 1c 1 ' -a iinbiiggfd and n.isledb. I e Whig nnaaiiii.

land had gone into an exten. ivc sviUm f public

rks. tprbkfc was then , rne punai if breaking ' " :i- b -d not only ineorrcd Immense public sirthetta, bot stimulated by tl dsmt money wade

li Fl -fiKKMis i:pfou. We believe tint t'.e hi State J uinnl was the or

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misrepre utat.-in- n w

n I iti to Out; i a

tvmrnt of Rev iluti mnr

9mo eff rtualiy tors

liin lVau!C(! The Coin AckBHl Onc in a v.hüe when int-xinted with auppoeoi

uve. t' c v.hi's wlS let the public have a glimpw ttie

nt J.rir true and heart cherished principles. Wed" .r..:;j d oppoait n it r!nr:e thr.t 'h prtvij o are (Host of the ra:l qsuas. T. :n!T i . i t' the whi party ; beoiuw the li Iwn who tabl ta v :i the -

rttnt! i huow fill well how bnxioUs Üaey wbicb abow out oaly that Col. Ft

nr.' t i the pro:,t body - f the j c pie : cjd hrnre their ft :..! ! . tl e Idier. but :il , thai !. v..' '

to-ad.!!e upon us s,,, , j.,. . ;. !d be irre- the Whi:r l.ad rs cfObio including Jjart I tible, and which the country m eld ta rain eadettr- i resent nominee f.r ; vcra r.

' e on, j t mc !:: merit they t .?..! thetr - - WW IS THE FRIEND OF TM!:

plain ripe f r execution, ami them-dvos d.jxxd to

throw t.fr the nn-k. A an in-taneo of tl

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.-.-dt .yuan, lad jjcr.e . ;d! ng into penontl ex- bbed principles by tbe faaoVsjr Whiffs, we make fj

, : - wcu ' ;:- fofl ring exttsel ft aa the Near Alba Gai t e. . this and n!! t.-,. : n . - - roiMted therewith, ahig pancr, of Jolj 8o 1844, pring in aecoont of i 1 WeD did he Lr cm that the refusrl cf a aPpropria- whäg mÖag held et Hew übauy I tionaarlj ia I3lp,wooUl refusal of what u-.u!d A sj-WJid h .,n-r. re;ro- :, i - f; " .,',.

M " t .v larpe p-rt n . f the rr.y in t! act i ft R WNIXC U nrv ) iv. aa KS ! fl'r '1 mwkg i I J - täte. That m ibe very and he true icasoa f hi rented by the ladies to thr- Willi .s of Floyd, and the 'J ll,r lcoluUon . " lie wkfced in wkid thä Mmlitoü imposing erremony evident lv Ih rilled the hearts of ail By a reference to the journals of the House of Con-

juhI th'-:i t.-rn afeut n ml bv: rnt leallv rl.nnro li.fir

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TIONARY SOLDIER ! THE SLANDERERS CAUGHT IN THEIR OWN NET l PEOPLE OF OHIO, AND K. E FOB VOI ' -SELVES. Th Journal of last evening, with its uaj r knofl - and iirn ranee of the character of its wra . n:U. in apeslriag i f .Mr. Polk, aU

M Whether be lnl nt on Jivt reacrul ttmi mu la

f)-We are ph.l to be ahl t io that the Hon. W. J. Brawn rceorerlng f- :i !.i . !.: Look out lor Plprtajrlem Nil -orts of Daacpllvm anal at lac.tlltjr I We have po:tjve ev.de:i.-e beJülC M thai tb 1 big laaaets ham admitted tin r certeui ii f :u .n Monday

ii".t, an-l !..-it. ma the "..!. alternative bv whi h they

mi f rtunes to .Mr. Vaa i un n.

f 1 thaaV '! by a h a j r t' nee, I !y the vindictive Nttiafkction f only f r ha ring been, 1 at f i h W( !!. al .. ! . tmr Whig ! id wasaetnated by the atroeknu jh j only thus barely to anode

m i erthel - upport heaven and artii to

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rwi ard tl, in. Tbi

We ha vc !. reti f ro 1'

f (hey ahould not e WOuld nt !; ist hiwis ' ing Um ni o I ing tili denjocratic. know thai ( '.- tires, whi !i we bare to. Bui atDJ l . thi y ad adV r to move I -v t. :i t the Pn With which he n:;;y d to rove.

U Whig in t!it rast multitude.1 gross, we are enabled to answer this question, which

This "innoautg cerenonv T M CROWNING M pnt the silljj editor of the Journal to nhame and ÜenryChy HhrM&e!Ju of äBtk WHIGS'" f VVI ,! J rt !:'' i,? wot! .. vY- u:-j: . . " . . .... . :L and his cLque of bargam and sale friends in the

T -Hi" l" "UMimiersiaiwi uns i m- u c -r .' Where .' Ves, where are they .' I

pnagc . it cannot be. It i cbecruig to the Whips" an the JournaJ answt r ! Look at it ! Read .t ! to see Henry Chiy ereoru I by the Goddess of Liberty I Friends of the Revolutionary soldier in Ohio, ran Hon much more eht ennw, tl en v eld jt r t t'-e Vie lius r,l-v cuon rn'l,::' 1 1 bargain and sale rcfymi friend tosee bnn CROWNED a Kinn over ' ' ! V N"L: o!iJ from evf ,N1-- ,ur ery quarter of ti e st.-.te. Here are The votes : let

" - mwm ' wane in tor a snare those who stand blasted by Uiem before public indipoT the spoils, in the shape of a tried nobility, living nation, thank the editor of the Journal for drapginp I off the life-bbKMl .f the people! Thea would we be ienitotlte plane of t!" midday sun. MORDECaI redaeed to the eanditionof rnfland--the rtci would I,!'V v"''!l ' ' '".s. ot nt voted solid against

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Fr I a liafferf, Pemtarnttc Catarnrius ' list uScvit ' i '. Iwf.

' I T, n ! r ri I f r frrr ! m Mnl, i, araa an- tadtry fed, II. j: ft r t Ihr f( men', trcaJ ! N the -'V aa ' n w" the a ur, ,v I leibe Fvderat coeufktfl pawcri

I . I . ir vvcilfcil BT, Prrr -. Ii ' To .w lutj . II, toy yoji co jniiv' Ctl, It yea w aM Ii-! ri aei i.'b 'Neath coi oipti n' MW,

Tu the 1 al 1 1 fx, sway, 1- 1 t this ltt !an It ! 'V, Heia aaai attead eetay ; Quu'k, joat tallutt Ihresr. T!:t-!. kk I !' N'M'-'- 1 : r f' Lot bstm t:. M nVi h hua Doiliaut Iii be v- r r waiJ, Tbii km h m aaJtaoea 1 Reply urvim.ii'.i I t t to aUana Mau .tot:-5"1, lb :. Editors n the St ' . Uentlctnen: We and :., - '' ': t; ljr25th,an article headed 4To our lr :, igncd by D upbissO'Riel :;:.! eight ir lrsa

in: n 1'ie nrrne Vt. r I-llen.er - rm.h'd

same n:?;, ;e as pubSshi d ;:i ti.- Indiana h un; il. give ill thanks to Messrs. ORiely and ' .. f - the:, und feelings towards us, f r we doart aant it of am such fratcruiU. ßirds f a feather flock tagetbx r," and we advise Mrs O'Rielr to seekthc"ass cia! n I

those f :.r-f .i animals, f r I be turned 1 1 a it r and sign d i: say I rUtt ly Kilned the Whip i it ; th mgh we don't beliei-e hi

:i f i' .:i religion, oat a country, v .11 u e, at .1 fly to arnai . and we f.irth-

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. " v, ...... : r r. r .J ! i , - i it , tniui '.in'-.', u tM ! l i . i ;n i v. .' ri T f r p p. -j - v ' . t "i t;,i i. . rraiMiVs i ins k:;uJ rCJl "rH'nT" Ä tin. ut". .t,;::; p;j fc , w u lZt !l Joliinm. It b a f f aoarti r ajl 7 th Whig," thai bia actnallv beino The tlou proreeded to the eoidrrati. of thf bill ! m.f T,uck f,X J uasto ikcthemferenceni. fart tat h, m: m't , are n w roiiim in fr.m thru- 1 r ",,ni " ' 11 " necessary however, as , ... . - lir ,1,,. rt.i.f ttrmn- officer of the AttMV W ievtahlc Uiat the ma ter wheel u its outliirslup wa? rountie.aml bffj ! , ,,. Tbed Bociata theref re "Rale," few week a; e. , ied en article from TV ' , n! hearts ,J h:,i' TllK It K VOLUTION A motion WM ibc, ,.,.,.w. b, greasafwith fresh butter. in . , i I hi , i i the Mill-B'W. irivini? all the strouo noinUnf i l.v's lorJ7 neware. ltK)ple of tins country, beware ! Mr. Mitchell ol TenneMce, Utat the further considera- We profess to be as little : . with the r,rJ',u",!"i';!"J" .atn.-1-.-...ut i r&es. ; - 1 . -Liberty requires a! real rigilance- Do not sup- !"! " !" I-'I ihaamtH la, names of the leadin P , ! ' Phil d hia, gyjedter, mssi tU ptpeioyers ut every other abtpe. 111 ', r 3 : these are b. !! warnin! Thewhol 1 l"-'"; A ,he 'UT" X P"V' rd d the Rifle, as ORiely is; we, Waaaoaaot staler our erres tobe ciied oat of our at least, hare cf course no1 .! . , Ve .. ? , Z t l ,"' "' ;! 2" ; ' 'r1 'A" (ORiely incrodod) nr.- totally igrant as to an-aueaad rights if weeanhelp it, antwerAen be nfgnni n and the attempted jiKtifuration. Wo H ? he entered pud,. Lie; bis dictatorial r &ei . Haie and Mn C. Urpofiti I er il beVl , Native, 1 - . , V " m. . j sn:rit and umtovcauable rivsinn fit bim fi ' ''" il'i.io.'n, voted vmiIi i he . ., 1 . rbeat.,1. if v-are :,,t wideawaketo the natality of " ' are satisfied with the eorreetneaa J Y , " todreitthe bill, and Mordccmi tUrt'ey did not vote a c, 1 , "-,;r hig-native; bul weka the Und at? 4 lav ,,,e ' of Ckya e arse; and wa bare still less doubt thai ' "' d'":;t ' f :' f' 1 ' V Is ,T to bePl " ' l1'1' , ' N at ivism originated in the cit3 . f N " .. ,. . - tlaanl he would con tilt the ii bn nf tbr imnA if il i JAMES K. POLK voted riib tb mm mm to mhiiIb tlw, i ' r,:, m iJClo, in the leadinir bn? raw rs. and nrin-

Wenre, lull, btrn that the Democratic Central l;' vv 1 J' w t!""- 1 '-'.v whether , s. . L" ... bin. ' ci, illy in tlie N. Y. Courier and Enau 'rer. edited

i.i'v win- . '. i I ihn culir-'' IT ti' I. .VMI1-

'Z' I :i.r :r.oti um . '- ,- ' Having t ii pi.reonaltj altarasd la Ute lodiana ?ral bj oiie .?. . I, Landn, ibe tkur.ng and bo uiating ' 1 ' r ":' ' , ,, ;,M", r 1 wanee eaan I. i I ii Tl it. aod nftBortttniif in rri.lv in it It

h ;s bei u Kpected .: . wii!d. ii be oi Iii,

ah il in. til (" llii" i-harj;i It.

I Illh ha; ir:.. ti l l ei.inniitteo if v irr.l.i nn t . , rr-

" I I ent tbe en uniiu it n ,fth- e se hemes of ninebi vine worship r

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ni.d thev who

f r men to measures

pei'j te of id

tangibly expri

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when

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by the fad: n j. !.-. .1 n ... We hope and beheve thai "r I ntK '' ''" eooldnul be e pected to do otlicrwise. . :fil j

fs'( ffoust Journal 1st session, iMh Cat

In lion f KnrttKntative9, Mond, M-iv

j .!;.:,- Watson Webb, who call !

I, I Native American citizens, with

they will zivl nl ; , fi ti:al important duty. Jbaf aaaflj saapected t fa be cliaUeaged, and if sworn in, l-t a list of names be kept r.t every poll, that every y r n voting anhiafl Hy may be prosecuted and I ani-brd aeeording t hw, Mr. Alex. Russell prornred the innVtrnt-nt cf s im cr.sons, who were under n-e. f,r aJAa ing tu rate Ii t ;r.,r, and 11 ey wi re roundly f n d. Let u " .f ri cannot be eonalli

Tin

inmecr, without seeing the Omnte! Ri-ih-i-t Think .',- ,.0. klk.

cenplek fallacy of lay's teguments and aretences your rotes for those whose i irtsthriiai iht

- wb m they will not desire ..;,. ,,, Henry Clan. If Vo think that CROWN-

ful I v exp sed by a w

to iuipe:! ,1!. Stand f rth, OLIVER IL SMITH, and

Ll i Iii !irv I li' Y is

lmpo . a. n n mon" and

party, win transfi r to

forth and t 11 t!. i v hel uou tbouarlil

y ur are willing t i ce tlie Lib r of .ur fatliers scattered d in th. aßrmatirt

nn a motion l amend the above menthwed bill, m aa ty, and then and these tl , tosJrovide t r ilio "tcidutrs oi twicers und svtditrs icltu .,' .,. . e i i - , , f j i i i n ., - ,. ti..'ii.i"i - Till: "ii. ! i : i i ; I : . Jul ur ami in th tlerttlnttunaru wer. e v - i i P MORDhtTAI HARTLEY .m d in ihr nrfetire. ,r ' A 1 ' r. ' ' .

JAMES K. POLK voted in the affirmativ. ' ' 1 ' '. : otieUid.paffe 4V7. ; ':i '"nnsequi uce I f N'ativi :.nil W Oa a anoti a te lev iln bill on the table, Slomnr, I nure, in-jr in 1:':. theyeb eti d ( n I larl .

Haoa, II VpAl and T MOUDECAI BAttTLEY, vol- Mayor of the city, and likewise : r-

of re

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stn. t this yea r. There is aneeh need thai we should Clay's pretences against tlie Cumberland Road, when

he, frthei lay leaders will resort to any mI 'u v': .:ti i... 1 1. 1.. . . ... r - .i. f 're VOU

ia ac uarij u win uivhi nvm in i 'in r i e in ' ;. nble oV feet.

n you arc now s triving so strongly to to the winds, and your children three, you wuT vote Mr. Cray, like a pan of shtfe. tand furthewhiffs: if not von willsnnmrt tUtm. IW.

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Deratk party and principle, those of a Washington, Jefferson, Madison, and Jackson. Which will

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il in the m gat Irr .

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Satires and Whigs t' r I oune hnea ; thai the

d lately j---'(! a law j rohibiting ry f reigi

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Let every denaorial rote in his own township if aaaaialßj and aller rotiag, lei him exert his energies he ret , f the thy f r the ! e A intera I ofhiset nntrr, by ! imr all that be kwfwJlj and bosonhly can t.. aacana tJa aancaaacd' the 1 im mtk Ticket A bore all. bal Bad er Vi, 'ai rs. This 1- no idle wareimr.

We and 3d dar of

in tl e & nate i f the V. Stain . on the C'reo:!if Tcsir . 1. 110 See Congressional Globe The Greensburgh Repository sheds a few Crocodili

thai the ; ill f r the nünuati m f the tJuntberland ovor ,'ir "detraction and abuse," which it say

road was taken trp, the que ti :: be n u tlie i h t..- resonea to : some, tu sc nr.- tct r

mentof the bill. .Mr. S uthard,a btrong friend of 8tenfCT Growing paragraph

Clay, nddre ! the Senate at lentrth in onoo iti-n t

ii - -

Pemcralic McHImks

the bul, ai !.lr. A hitnsclf followed up the attack. . H. Smith replied, and here is his reply a rein,-; .1 in the Gtabe. Sao bow he utterly demolhhrd the

We hear thi- Bost be.ving aecounts f the great Hinasey bumhog and h II iw -hearted ; .- tenres of the aVaaMiatae antsa meeting held at Knightstown on the '. ;,'', ,f Pi-toior I Wen mder he had the cmtrMth July, from those U BO attein!' I !': m tin- iii:; rt- r. egt tha I to CXJ e hi Ii! 1 ! Plana fillOO t. SütU persona re estknatad to have j MMr. Smith of Ind ina f II w. I in reply to Messrs. h'i n t re-ent. all e i-:r i " th'-or. ,-tot :il f ,r thp ilc ' otbard, and Clav of Kentnekv. he evamisMl tlm

moeraiieeau... and candidates. One of tl e mo t in- iemd P ,:"s assonwd by those peutleman, and ,,av? PPred before a j ustice, and swore the aee , , I , ,. .ir nrnul t siiow ti. ir unsouudn Thev bad arc- ::i-r;,;!,-t dr. lay or before the grand jury, and interestinp in, .lens, 1 ie oeeaslon, CO nsisted m four 1 ,. sc its present prtUon, on üteÄ - nce-nirely Vpatiiy . delapit.on. I f young ladies from neighboring Iowas. t r:l. 0 untrv v.a ; ... . y.h ,1 ;nMrnau uuid ,! ' ' 1 nd villainous heart, without the most re-

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1 om 1 ..1 1 i'n' , 10. on-.-I in- ivrj pusus un KmBuy - ' i 1' f-u-.tr I-. . .,.! .. ro.'.. , much Itttwe daaaa hy bbt norrri tarh rarriafn annt lining twi 11 oppeopr tionx ' 1 n irÄ I , .

ty-odd beautiful girls dressed in white, and decorated fs greater man at pr sent. 1 1, oppose it

lnllouee Kepreontalivr. In. -- ja;. VI ,1 . l--ji;

'"" . I nir. . I inf. in. tt'ri&ht mi'! .1 ' MORÜLCAI

I? RTLEY aaain led to lai t!. above nitntioucd Lill P ' '

on Ibe table. JAMES K. POLK voted against ab f Ibid, pa pi "'! In IIuum of Ri pn - ntaUaaa, Tuesday, Jan. 0. I be bill for lb,; n l: i nf tin- Kwrviviite ttk ra .r , ARMY OF TrlE REVOLUHOM being under conaiderat ion. JOHN WOOOS, of tbe Ohio d. h-nti-.n. moved

111- to I iv it on ibe tabke Soeae, Vaare, I imtan. Height and j MOIlpKCAl HARTLEY voted for this motion, iiui'j ti 11. .1 1 1 .

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'-....i r.. r 1 rr. ., ' ,!l Im warne day, s motion wr.19 mado to pontpon the Grand Jurj - I bta own county, in ret es e. rewideration ef the bill ...... I the :id ol Mareh, hieb ilanry Ckty is now under bonds to keep the peace, was la aVfeai it. Sfemtr, laare, o'. Wright and in tlie sum oftf n thousand dollars." a MORDKCAl BARTLEY toted for thi m,Jii.n

The Repsiti ry observe

ntmer. m ' ! u

l of !( a I

h !; less I ri shnien.

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landing at that port, unless Uiej paid the

d; that, coti.scqtieulIv. n

i' r::,a:i j nd !

were cl -ely ;:h:::i d .-it the Quarantine 1

Uieir utteruis brought n disease, and (! ed among tfi in, until tic :. !de la m -

V. . :. , tin- horrible tax by ti n : t!.-,t $oon aft r thai tint ,

! on t! e floi r of I ongr s, 3. u hen II- urj lav, ;-.r.

-;ir.t, c-.;!!td the emigrants, fas well us tlie American ) asking" for equal I .. - ..:;! ULcrtt tocultirate tlie

liei 1 f

1 h titary contf

partkul 1 rly

f New ti ; . 'Ti

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Now we doubt not bul thai both th sse artid s r-n-Billy true and they are donbtless both equally 1 . - ! fhey niay, however, b th, or cither of them, be true, and nothing remarkably straagewin all th Anv a'iekedlv-disnjiscd. evil-minded nerson miadil

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.1 MEM K POLK von d against it.

Set tloust Jour sal, 2d sets. 'Mh Vomgrtss, pp. I(I?-s'. L. II mse of Representatives, Wedncaday, l ib. .",

w a t;- region of the I

r : r- ni.d iu-.:- . Res ectinf the j t.t 1 11 j n - trti d bj 'r. Bui Irvr.w -Mr. Rifleman tr . in vain to im aim raspirloa . V. 1 fiilly know ;n:d approv thai S nator or Rt pro

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n ntativ shall d him !y he p n I i his coijj i.!(k ats, ; particularly in th against .hii-I.s- n. ;.

, er an

hatsoeve

its, an.! IM.1 disregntd the will . f Mr. 1 ! iv has re. catedlv d no.

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The question being on the passage ol .1 lull to amend 'an art In provid for rertaia pcrwons engnajed in the land ami naval nervtce of tin- I ailed Stales in the REYOLI -

ritiAAKl AK; STestte, toner, f tmtan, and Mm True, Mr. Ruehanau requested to have the vote of' the II aods voted aeainst it. and AI OR DEC A I BARTLEY . .. ... .. 1. ' . .. .. . ...

101 IV IIOIOI lllilll IV O Kl- : I II I I' i v y,- ,1, UI , . 1 1 1 I. r

; the ;.ur; i ;sc of placing whiggery in its true light,: nd t-

did n t rote at all

JAMEti K lOLK ruled in favor ol tbe bill

., e i i .4.1 . i now when we have a debt of hve nulljons of Treasunith uniform badges, nrtrntnl greal attention and r,. ., . , . . - , , ry notes, and yet tlicy voted for hrger appnwiations were reear.b-d with admiration, rhese with htm- lor the road when w bad a national deb of fifty mil. drnls of oth'T tivod. and nntr ns wop prools posi- 'inns of d tlai . T.he Senator from Kentucky (Mr.

tree that the Democracy were rich in "Heaven last 1 '"'') 'd stal . thai as he had voted against thi

T- ..... " ... I :il 1 4 1 . . II . . . .

best tr.f;." even if t'nw can't c mmnnd unite as nniHi . ' 11 ' ' 1 " 11 wimM not üe right m canva

x , ,. . .... ., him to rote for a bill which would draw so mnehmonhlthy lucre a. th. ir opponents. 1 be vast a i ml I ige ov f, p Tl ... , P, ,, .... a ., .. . .... ......

listened ta abb? Bildrewiea front (i.. Wlnnraanhaad that the bill was passed: that the Treasury has hern ,v'l niade it. Eid Henry Clay wasp.; under ö( (HI

others, and alii r ' r''l; nol a Lee mrVru d. - . . : tu ai which it not exi nd I on this

in .te raue f r si d in:r.

Now t'iis em !; lion v.irnld no doubt be n very ad rantagaoua ne f r .Mr. Cray, if it were just. But it

Happens to ne very m just. Air. r. la, ;t i- true, was ' inton, John it ods, ami John t

'presented as a nuisance

Whigs in Tennessee, year or two ago, because h made speeches to the people ilur.t; : a puLeni.-iii.ria

(is

t s. j u..-.. i o.t .i. -.... .. ?- !' . , wmns iroui

i ii no,,,., ,'omi on. , ir ,',1 . wi ui i i'- I,',', ,M . " In Hon r Ri'prcuenta'iveü, Saturday, Feb. 88, 1 39. BnJ bmger. rbe sentim tits of Ruchan The question facing on ordering to a third readina a bill same as th. o procbi med bj i : r '. to rompenrate Husaa th tnr. the arimowaf c p n.- Vlhn, and by the llein ratir -! .

I'lll.N Dl.f ll H,Jvhn Somne. JoMtph Vonee, Stimmet held ai Baltimore on the Ü7th of $ln 1 '..

N nght voted in Um no elucidation. Km ;.i ,' ! 1 ,". V. n

at Convention dj ! They never uttered on favor of the rieht- of ;-d d cit i .. .!

peaard th the ! feelings

road, will 1- t , ended on uth- r objects in which the 1

bv a inrv faf rabid t' h-r-.l argatiet MOKUECAI UAKTLtl did not vote

all ' ' JAMES K. POLK von d in the is sr. iUdfp. 359. Put hit. r, when I of ib above faarraincrs ol

sentmenC thertfore, was only disirraceful to tlie inrv -r- 1 5 ' acre di nnVed by the people fur their wanl 4 I . I I .... T

i nonesiy ano principle, via ; in .!..ii. n. FOLK succeeded m petting the law passed, a liberal and jn i law, the on-, under which the old soldiers

as r the n and

m in ,. . t i

ss, n- Gov. Bigger did i. -i ve.ir. Such

Tbe Hem. K-mtie Mass Meetings at Cmwfi.rdsrille pCPl.C rf JfJ6 n7 r" I, the S ... , , ,, t-. . , fars from Kentuckv I Mr. Clarl and New Jersey fMr. and urecneastle, were also s Icnd:d affitrs. Ju re c i 4' 1 .... . 4. , , , , , rfU Smthard have piven u another r. a on tor vol n

e coming tr m t'

tetf; ': r r

fi NtVi h- ti

t l as not been reeomn mied Tiiis is a strange argumenl r. If M a did th h u-i'i to 1 of the Administrate - the

permil

! nd;, not to rratifv anv Ixth's "diabolical and vil

linons 1 -r; . Lnt t keep :n iubjection to 1 law,

which he bimsi If voted f r, the vindi rtive r mpticirs ' f his on n. It is siu ular tia1 the Rej ository -!. .:,h lie ignoranl of! Iays scandalous as iult upon Senat nt King, tor which be was thus bonded. The Repa ih ry further evinces it- sincerity in deprecating "detraction and abu c, by asserting t ' . . r

ha v e bei .1 against

naii. re, and to run m would have been dai' lb nrv lav. If t1 1 -

. f ti. whig f t ft r

, a n

ns fr ih.-.r '.. tlieir ti'-. early loved fb ' . , di 1 1.'.

ur the

Wick wns pel fix try d light d, end no woader, for he against thi . 1 11 : t al

tells us that at I raw t rd v.ile ! ..ne. there were 1 100 b the Administration.

hi dies, to may noth f mil. - ! But v. i:ist 1 aartiealars t.il nexl week.

1 i 1 i t ir ' .1

. 1 .ft I nt 7 ; 1 i'I. I ' I : 1 f . 1 . . i t 1 1 1 1 1 n . . . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1.1 . . 1 t 1 1 1 .

There was n .Wims rr..vd in M.l m, -rntie -. , . '. ' " ' ' I'oiK ami Linv "Imve hotii m early lite comiml

t . b . 1 1 nm T" s p,"r tnos-e gentlemen to take the Ad- , . .. .n , , , , , Uwrenrcm tins c.mnty, ,,, Sattrrday last fhose ministration for his mid . but he would not ...nidi -; 1 ": ' J 1 " :" " on"v v Uuc lt 1 l: -v-

uh attended a -s-ire us ii was ,,n-.f the most phsMh the recomm I I n of thi n. in km, oref anv what "history's paga can the la; "it ry aiduci to RELIEF OF CERTAIN rJL'RYlYllXU OFFICER: ant and orderly karhecnes they erer attended. Ifot ther to influen.e him to give a vote which hi !'"- im-tify it in imludin Mr. Clay in tbi an cat rvl OF THE REVOLUTION. 1 1 , . .... ' I -. - 1 . I 1 , , 1 I." .... 1 ... .1. ,r , .

less than : ltd.es uere present, and Hmr times thai " Vm "roa piCn ' : v.r.-;,.,. The Pre- it can oroducc no such, noranvevid ore of the ii .... . .

i M.. ..I I. .1 . . . I .lSlk'l'I 111 ... ' I ' I t, f II I M "

- 1

In Ilonas of Repreacnialircs, Tuesday, M 1. 1 KI2. I in mot ion t jrinnt l'L..s( )S In iIiom v Iio ih , ndt4 our frontiers is Ibe LMM A.N .I..s i,(,m i?;o up lt ihr Ireatt of r. . n ill- in IT.'.".. J XH.S K. lOLK roted in ibe affirmative. sir llousi .mu mil 1st rest "'J Congress, p os In Home of Reprexentalives, Thursday, M 24, IpIKJ The question beiag on ordering to a third reading the

lo.iii Un Si-nale. siiviT. mi l ;!! .. ilie aei I. r I . .

1 1 : ! , erland

1 1 11 t blame him f -r 1 Ir h ;.nd dumb Dirl

n t chooäc to te-11 them that early the pre . ut 1 '( ugres . I J r .

Rifleman, the "drunk

to the S' 1 ud n. having 1 1 :-n r. for tbe 1

fur

it-

Hoi

1 VTIl''

nuiuH-r f men.

ident has raeonuu ided the Sub-Tn sury bill. Had

ur iii 1 ,,4,, .1 4 ie' '1 i t- r; 1 1 r it.i -. 1

www wanm omve oeen mgniy grau- . .- . f , u :,.,.,,.. ;, . . :. ; '.:u n it maRo, ana m maicing it, Um Kepi ,1-

Bad af it had been iblo tor as to attend; but sick- cumiuetidation ? Did thev t Ie for it ! I rome here , h;tt pbyinp the p;trl cf tliose "grovelling scullion MrH . - m : . ., . 1 ...... " '.III Tl. , I . ..... . ...

ness ami bu-:n ilebirr- I u from the pleasure.

-Ml Mr.

represent a sovereign and independ. nt

v.hkb it professes t hold in such merited datestati.

ItoGenran DCmorratk meet in-' at Buck Creek Suite ami 1. d to represent this Mininistration: ami

was also will attend..! Iv GarnuHBsandt there Geo 1 , 1 timi ,:,v ,!"'' ,!V ateand my countn Tlu' ''- Spult. Walher. Ks.,, nuide as," vhuh,,!. biid.lc .lr connmiids mc I i d . Ii .i I will !. ntterlj regardlesa Aeertainv II known Whig Hotel keeper in

.4... . r. .', .... " rT' . wnetncr tue Administration pnmta to the right or to town discliargcd a Oerawn fr m hi$

... ...i. uviui inj, I.. - s-.uj. ;iii:in:nes jije , ,

d Id I

In II ..... of Repnsicntaliveii.Thanidav. Mav 31. Is.12. the V.

J All s !'M ! roted lor the prcxiams vncalum on -.! "' the passag of the last mcaiiuned lull. ,.. -

.'.,. )i. P20. Let .lie editor of the Journal now sneak 1 ro

I nie, with -m IKÜW Al JhK I and tin

x -. j 1 ! III it .1 . I...IIbsx 1 1 t af m 1 o mi .Hon .r bai Ihm a ni4.li- a t..it Im.i

in ti.. public prints, of fata b?"f ' " I inonsuifi with th. late raeriff Ytckert ta i.'u d rhayiag, and of Ms having sed Ibe pu! h !.." m In, private 1 , rain n . 111 II pur. I ol h"S. aio.-. . rim sp o th. Ian- h ur mt uiir wool 1- I.. rd Ujam ü upon llio FUbject I am adasss nx.15 chaise msds . an BBtwre of-1'!.. mx" that bas apaeated ..1 n. sinit,- BBflH tinel, and hold myatdl' n Rpomuhle. and phdi lovStdl U prove them to '.r fiiti-t.n-tioti, wbeio vi r r.-rjniti- I ' 1 ,! . I 1! . 1 il .it Mr. Laim 1 -.. I 1 1,- trieuda mm not ,-t-lempt I. offer anj proof to um that lh h .11 ! an- untrue ; hm on the 1 . iii.ary, attempt eat) ha d.vt it uir uilention fr. mth. m,bj raii.a; a lalae Uwiue al verscttt be tureen I hem and uI1ocnil If Mum . Inirp-n nir Hue, ami of then? fi afl I - aaaia lis 0 i. n. 1 ibe alaafaMi af a doul I. w hat dilft'rrtn is it to v.m, or 1.1 tin 111. or to Mr. Landin hiutseif, through nrhal source, or by whom it 1 made pofalie. Ti..- iretfa will always resassa tin truth, h t .! pass through n I al . I. i.n. la it mat I he harge wren siadi pul 11st Mi landis, lure mnwlfas BgjBL in the Si. .Ie ntim I. and Mr I. an.!.. va i ..il. d Upon lo just il' liiinsi II belre you, and at &ta bbBbb IBBM ll.e tdilorfl I lb ll p r oii, red iusi and his Irn nd- tbe lice Use of its . ulumai t'. r tny di I". nee ur tttstiaeutifHl be ot bis !i: : iIk iiiibt faave t" ofi t . bait up la ilu bWO li"ir not 1 ,n word of proof has ever been idfa t. .1 The m.-i ibnt Mr. I. mdis has a vel ihoogb; :..;;. r to s.-iv 1. '-that tt ia mot trme." Don'tuesrl evesj criminal wImmb BrsuafBsad I., fore I he Court, when ;.lidhv Ihe j-idje, 'gurltu or not gu Un, ' responded in a h ad and oolj vuace, "ii"( guittff ' Does the t''..ut tin reop.ai UBBB it Ksx granted tliat they are iaaocrnt, and iistbarge Umbbi ; or do tliey BOt 1 ueiallv -u.j anin l :i jlirv. h .ir ihe pr of. and convict tbeui afl on harae pi I rr. .1 l. ilie srand tarr, agaitiKl Ibeai. Mr liandis a Mflapla di mal of ihn ekarges H ateaaptj as the idle wind and . !. r int; ol" 1.0 more Weight I wish vm o ioI 1. 1 -..'.'. . aretulU . aad m e if be sayi . am word about dm mi o v that lrMn .. kens bad, I hat l ! pi .! il..- eoautj a. it Im demirs having . ..Iii ted nor iftas n rtussmiid aaHare in Band money, a rtat m bw 1 lie pun bam .1 ei m : bbb il ho '' I.- ihs tan im nt of ha ii-.; p:.ul the large suai ofjil,. -T4 im -oecie im,, id,. Si r '1 , . .,rj ; mm il be d. mea having charged iaarraat on every arris be paid mu. tim state Treasury ; me if he th on - 'nv inj! Is n m j arim rliip till Vicfcers in Ilie s!mnn-j I , t , ; m il - ,, . hh i having un based id Mr ' it. - . ad ntaet liroh. rs in Cincinnati, huge fuantitiea .(.Hj. ;ii audi m''v rents on ll.e itllllar ; see it in- (I. !. ( m ..it. luHM fi NSM ln.lland seventy eight liftv dollars scrip bills with the caad motte) taken by him hnr laxes, and in fii.e. . if . doni t ssM .l tl.e iiimv rhargus made sgsitist bias, in a pjcrttic and fait manner. I again repeat, In aWes Bast, as ran Bot do it, at d üboW BO prool to support bis d. i. I Mr Lartdia m hi d. f. in e r..!U in.- il e pure minded llr ii p 1 wi-li I eosdd, faeiwg BCVt a in of ib- faet.v.iy the aaase ibtngof hhn ! I wish I coual, and thai assj could 'i v ikai Mr Landia a at an auaaffsf, aad Baseliaodid is aa nffi ial point ei vtew. Mr Laasans. Ba sasMO bow reekltts IHijip i-. cioiph Mates that he paid son. a good inoni- into the Hank I 'v ; M say n. Mr Laavdal thai I am ii.'t mi " trkfess'' as to ane rfaai asaans? bbsshu m my private speealatioiin that! ass n-.t rrrklrss mm to receive got ! money mr tales, aid :lni puirh;iM-r.p wiii.it at a heavy diroiatt aud av i !, arrss ssas rhu Ktate Tu asun ' l oftfae par I und . and IfaenaVui if. I em not - "n rkl. m bj ike stale ns sti that I . nBot sustain ' I am not r. . M. m as n. nse anlislrsi tf secure tbi eicetiou of m Ineadfl Com Mr. 1 audsj aa the saute ? IVb ata I si,iCh d out by Mr l.an.ti and his Junto friends as the object . n wbsrh ta eaaat Mm ir uviats sjf wi lib hj are tbe lonti and anuses pewi i ! this nlaei so Itoh nt m Their .1. out:, i iiion- ;,ro! .' ,, f . f ltt, I- it i.'-t be i ose I have dared l oppasu lliesr Baassama n. nt. and rcfim d m suppM1 hi tin; pntB ol" their e lion - I know of n nthi r raase ho are ibe junto and no in j .vir ol ibis town snpporting, and arkst asu lliey abusinai1 Do ibey mit - ;...n Ml l....li- In, tin v not ahua bm - 'II warm, t es, rtoieul snpp. itersol Mr LaodSi have a n. , irvighlm mmm it ss. Tin y know that it Mr Labe rT f. Tfa-T -annmt fcswu th. nasse nnportunitu - m q litrnj ac. ommoilaiiou- and ihe use of the iMibli. mom Tbe dd -a in ibat "imim,

r I t II y on. tie itey ly lira I w i Ii 1 MJ lor it m-rms i n.(- if j and imnvov o

manes i ne marc go makes ne junto w nrk . et nld und: Mand this v on did, n a ould maki ...ir v i - n I .'.in a bis? ia in un

i- still one.

ami desiM r

ami lb.

pa n of

Whiggery, let it assume wha1 shape it aaay. Riiiisii Casaapliflaie m to BfrC!taya An EaglihmBn by the nanse f Peatherstonhaugh,

s a - t i .

wno mane nim-c.i rr run lümis m uns n. untrv n .

i - r ahatr ,. pro; riati n nf th ' '. t'tis o'' ;i- js singled nut a

W I

i mploy t!

It? Vk

Inn

day,!, ause the hitter attended i Democratic German

v Ii !. , - f

.. t... it

i r

1 - Navk

this o r T o Ol ol nur t dbtw ritt mn, Tku m.,'..rf . .,.

I " 4 IK , lll.llil -I .11,1 , , , . (., ... 11. ' II lltfl l. , , . , . .. . , ... ,

; t .,ti....t- V!,;b. ...,!i i-i ... reeling, iinsncvei pes inc true :'.r.t oi u.e t uxv

J "v " ' ' -o - 41 I e v i-l!i ll . Ill . . - rf. . .. .

vuiir M.nl -r I ibia vm-,11 . t. . . e ' I V liirs. it thev mu I bavo luark s!nrs. tlunv will tv 1 ''C !!! an.i J iirisai l.i n

j .............. n ; . ' ' j i ..: 1 4' ii n ij i i - r i . ....... j lie ineasore of the west is to ho denied. . had ro. to mal." i hi slates of those they hire. Wc hope v cnjiajred as a leader in the Iv.- tive" riot al petted that if this great n teas to red re the fa-1 that the hne-t tierius i thus turned ...it bfsmnlar. Pliikdelplria. It is true that Navlor was aarested as

Inf ftear, tt trovld go denen bm the. hands etf its r., .1 : :: i . . a riote. al Ifasi o-m, m m. ot . r t! .!..,.-' r

i .- . - , "'on i 'i on uuc iw iraio sit uuiiitvu ui i:i e, n aiel o ' UUiUS Ol ii.V 1 ""'( SSi d CO Has. . . .... . . ..i. lii..,.. , ..... .

tew vearsrir. has recent lv raihl: -:a d a Ik ok f bis m, , ... ., : . , ... ' . .. . . exercisctiic r.giits ot a li iman, will be able to hnd 1 in o.e ns o. ..... im j atrnai

a line is me icsm I . . Ill l;ia Ii a ! Ill W li. 1 e. t r Til a lanrelsr ia which aegoes tar ahead of Hall, Ham. rriend Ut. !:! ,,. , ... .-. ,.., r , r , ,.1V

. ir

'j i In- aasertioaj ' t v . .in l I mm

-h I.' and ,'c s, in this

to. i or U' n y I -ti- I. a ts ket as n lur p ut n ..old . i! nriofS.

ii Bien, had been Ihe governing motive lain d With OttpiMine VI r Lue!- Imtüii I SmH lit,.

i aar. i.an

tend to In one in pret

matter. v. r.- m n guttl a m iü. mm I had I ii. tlie u'faira unuM sot have I thev una have. be Irue interest of th mit have been sacunWd and .nt m s

: 1. i- l ji in.i. . r.i .. ... it i l

juoii, r.iiuier. ami a:, oe r. -i oi me e.ry vmcBguaruä ii, t stifi s that the U Ü appropriation fell by the who have writ;, n bitoksnUmt this country. Feather- voire of i lay, f the vote was so close thai hist iee sti nhau. h's Ik ok is Iii led with the gTOsaeM libels of wo.. Id have san d it. L. t as hear an n re then, al our people and our institutiane; and it aveaaa thai be the "suffii . nt and jt 1 r. a k . f l h. v for destroywas only able during his visitation to iIim ov r one ing tins r ad. Bat 1 I ti. am who are determined to thing worthy i f b.s ra.e and Bppreaatkm Thai :- . -rt their Id. 1 t!.r ugh thick an. thin, d what he

was Mr. ( lay . And tkm W big papers are glorify- w.u. al lea d have ing this endorsement of their Id 1 by the British Tory fhus c : V i

us something w r. by of the eon lideiB UOO of the Auk r- , annaneoola! Enaraijr a and Tnpas.

- a a

vage : ' n .'

so li ildly, a nd

work some where I sc, and we have do doubt he will. ' Industry i in so much demand fur tbe present that no man n 1 starve w ho is willing to work, i Vt n though Clay men may occasionally cut a Democrat adrift. HoW long it a .it remain s,, if Tiy s;:,,.tbi ,-); en t , bein.nl" Dictator is more than wc can t 11 : but it would not probably be very 1 mm. if ( lay ami his crew f mushroom aristocrat . could have tin ir wishi -

giaLned, before every white workman would be re-

i! iced t the conditi n f ncirro s . e

A...,it...r Rjm uhin i i ,. ,..., u i,,, cn. t ; ... r -. the P.

.lir oa 4 mm "1, J f m union lt- (ill t

-ays l.o acted men ly as a , ran rnaf.er .' 'I i.- J. ureal of course, alwat a fa lis tlie tr I i : but what a .11 it do u . tli Ihe stab na t.t . f it- br. tir Wliig, ll.e (in burgh lo posit, ry, which says tlud

H ..; ri Xayl r. Esq., Ute D mnrrat n

t ongrc , wa s 1. 1 ou . i rta :.! I'.- t r i it i . lor the tact is thj y hot

I V. . 1. r ,'. 1 1,1 d

, i o r 'i t'.,i

f tli

U its of till

ra to

t fa

we we

end- irse a 1 like fiiat contained in th. RJlot , ... trad : "The Loeofoeoa advocate the anneaanoa of Texai without the consent af Mexico Mexico i a free and Catholic republic . hall we go into an unjust wai . n.-t brethtefl at the same Cathatit rtli i with man fua Wc know well, 'd r-. Editors, tl t religion f -aatics often easl the reproach up ;i Iri 1 in n.' ; at lis re '. eü n t exist in Iht m honor r Irul i : tllal u . ,tl. A .. .'...' 1 . . . .

tM'Ill '.

lenj il

iitie In 1 1 T Blj Opp li n io ib - I tin

I I

I I MM id Oi

i taf Ihe wire I do n aal nid ra- . i Mr Tmo r tied fair the

.Mr 1,4,

I.'.'

T m 1 1"

Il th n aa svoutd liaBO HI nooie i -i

it in

Mi I ai:t V.

- Kl I. d, I I" ! re Iba

t "ii

fy-The Leaungton, Ky.. Observer, c ;-,es para-

The f ill tu ing ; ragraph which appeared in the N. toerati nnptoyi tent i f a Stahl -!;. i pt r. sty-, a ne

! lieiii icrat, r.s ti at

well know n 1-

S - a - a- sasla . I . . . .. . ...

a aT bTv i i l t t. mi (Tri 1 'w .1 M'rtI:; t t i mp. Ti 'A I .mli .ii.iii- t luv nt- ' :ir' i - . tnril 11 n nil in has :i rrr hi tu th.nk- final aft

grapti iron, an cngusn t.n.rr. an oi.v rus : will . ,,v " ... . ... , , ". T. 1 Immial here, that tl

f the

be seen by it that great di-r.p;iu:uH-nt w a-create.! 1 - f"1 eontTadictOry e1. ' : r if the wine;

f iff iUnttn S tidtiU ,v

iL. V....I- I. ,i.. ......... ... r v. uoiun;e.

viiiii in,- iiiii.'ii j u.U.. ii. int te t.iiini i on i i .i,. Mat. No d. nht cf ,t. The "di iaijininlaMia 1 1 the I'.r.tlvh h ITS ill finrl-uid iv iiikl r. . niliml ... ' .

i. i ..e.i i, . i ,,-i . 'iiT Mr. I

. ' .'. v i . ...la.l. , ltlw. 1 I ..111. Ii.il. . s-

lid

im eacn inner , uk'uii ii h M'imulial sur;

inai .or. " i.i v s i ri.Mii mi nm u sV, uc-.r. lis it coin-

! . i'res..! ::t. It i a

for himself on political m.:.--rs ; that they should fol

low the directions of those who employ them ; am! . I 4 ., . .11 . ,

fry: inr.;, as r,-,v i . iterate are amn t r, m:i.:i won;,

an i-t V Senate. On Saturday even- they sb uld of course all ite for the Federal Whis .... . .. . . i

..er ,n eu mat wncn the Senate ml- rlav Ticket and sttirport the I ion party. This Staid

7 " -i.uc.ita. ivw asBBs-i adiourn to meet at ten o'clock to-morrow, ' , ' . ., , , . (. a naraon ann woaahnr that they hcartilv svmthi-! vsiu. day.) " Mr. FREL1NGHUYSEN ke with : know , perhaps, that most t the beruth each other; üsnigh it is simicwhat sur r.s- gri at earnests tea agi asf iL and repr - ui d Lt not r0 tfrW of having other, think 'tat -Mr. rlas or. an should be s.. do.in.iw mm. I onlv as a i lat ?. uf tl e lav. sift. bat as aa in- and act f -r them, quite long and eile, tuallv en at rh in

mumcatin the fact to the Anaerieaa people.

, vasion oi the r 1 c n-cience, s.j.r,- hp and si me I their own country, and thev came tu the com lusion

utlr" 'VU k prercutrd from attending by t'.e.r than ,t wa- wsjj little to Uieir own eren and came In i,ies Ol lll .1 .nil ii. 1 1. .junlrv v. : tl i i .Ii .Ii r- t LA i u ho proL sst d as real a reiTiird for the Äh. . .ThnJnal rl,l,d,s iJ:,r!,ol ,,,r.,,,s fr, the f; -; - ; ,lvl f,r es, with the deannia lion to eanltnAhViTtv ii i.MnVnvln-::: - .aWUai.i..... reise the t,P, th,, conferred. W. rather tliink

tying d iwn ly by the Ri ' Tbe io pt : . r wait things li .1 The Phila 1 . or in rt The ease i ?i- :i yesj rd ral w itm sm mouwealth.

i rv IS e f, reefier tiil .t

tn si .; i! m Is its

uy. it little, h

II ham

v at

n t .vi

r ..f July 2 1, hi ! urnal's 's.',e. rua ma ii w is nad r !) fore .'day..;- Sc '.t . d on ti e pari i f tl .-I n of the ease v -dav, ou ..: the

U Ml. li

lit!

Tbo 4-1 r - ; i .! . i can en i. .-s. i ,J1U on-scicucc . i nriuieina til's, asinute ; .i v are so wen saiis-neu wnn me ri-smts t hns lai Ihe ibnrje ,s ns bane a ti... :., as that noaint . . . '.

Cmt Polk-s cmndf.thir. Da every ecens n OnT Pulk W"? V : : nn tlie Mlänttl . I.. Sen- that thev will not lie in anv very "greal sw it to j " ;, a VUTED FOR the n-uhr amnal inaction tall 1' ro' h a IfetaStahl !. eyer.orrmy b dy rise. to relieve üktdI .

in neisau mm uic ricvomt onarv i n . ners. While hCj . f th, Iron was a mctiuVr of wr, ss. vv-ept en one araunon A.s. r;.., r,rt Wk; m... n. ,. -J ftan anv one so se th., . n,r ....

it' ti

pan ot

A ;;i .

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